The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Unions Press Six Billion Dollar Portal Claims
o6Cnses Flood City Docket
Speeders, Card GumbIers Highlisht Court Session

Sixty two motor vehlcae cases occupied a record break ing day in City Court today as Judge Charles R. Summa ruled on a total of 96 cases and Clerk Carmine Cipriano enlisted the aid of an assist ant to handle the flood Of war rants, police slips and other assorted papers required in a court of law.
 Too busy to check past City Court history, officials decnneo 70 say H~ ~today's session topped prep1- ous ones in the number of cases. but all agreed fhat 6odey's m0Qoen docket was the largest within xe- cent memory.
 The Police DepaF2ments a11bome- bile safety drive, responsible 1or s1e major part of> the docket. mesee9 D cases of speeding, 60 q uhSzn 0ger the weekend and the remaining nre cases that had been continued 8ruA previous Court sessions.
 Two Faned SIS Each
 Because they s1agrantay" vinannea the local 2S-mile-per-hosE Gpee4 limit, two of the 4s speedeB weEe granted nolles on payms1t od &1s each. They were Charles NeEoeszA 3l. of Naugatuck, and E6wNzd Wal strom, g. Of Milldaae.
 Thirty-four speedsrS were granted noales on payment of &l2 earEa. They were John Mitchell, @ e Thonaston: William DezplnR. %. e l44 Washington Street: B1Wmn4 lSzymansaEi, 2S, ce the CsnADnz Y. 4s~ CA: Prank Sawignamo. M of Sl1e1s ton: J0serh xarmalA. s4. q g w&
 Also Krsrzan- czznstsn.n, q. e Beacon Falls: Jussgh Twurd2zk. 12. cE Stratford; David Lerznan. Q. cf New Haven; William LSbolt, 90, ef Woa- colt: Veronica Bndris, 94, Of Thnzn- aston; George AEistadis, z5, of Bris. tol; Salvatore Eabatino, s1, gR W'sse Haven; 6piro AgopiOu, a. 0f Am sonia; Clifford Mertasmsyers Ss. ok Naugatuck.
 Also Theodore BanaE, a. & Tor rington; James Wilson, g, OS 1hone aston; Myron Cook. S5. of TGTy- vile; Alan Ooldstein, %. of Mewtun Center, Mas; Lyman H0dEznAns g. of Naugatuck; George Kukishs 1i. of New Britain: PasQuale Cipriano. &. of IS Glenwood Street: Cleveland Monroe, 34, of S4 Maynard AEeume.
 Also Maurice Celman. bl. 0 5s Woodlawn Terrace: Thomas Rritch- ard, le, of SS Evergreen Streets Ered Goldfarb, 8, of 1s5 Willow Street, Julien Marc Aureae, l6. of Brist0 Road: Michael Lozago. S, cf ss West Liberty Street; William Slpec. z4 d Bridgeport, and Walter EranE S1, 0z 60 East Liberty Street.
 Three FAil t0 Appear
 Three of the speeders arrested yas- terday failed to appear and wsEs notified to appear tomorrow. The three are Paul Dxamba. z7. o6 saei- ton; Louis Sullzaza, 62, of Bridge port. and Michael nacsay. 5s. Gf Bridgeport. O.
 Eleven other speedeEs were grant, ed continuances. Names and dnkes of contanuances follow: C0nztautin' Luisd, fe, of stratfoud. and Bensdics Tracey, a. of West Haven, continued to tomorrow; John Cerino. % Gz New Haven, Ralph Staesto. s7. cl East Haven, and John Rinaldi. 1l, oG Oakville, continued to Thursday. Also Caroline BEzntun a. 0f Nez Haven, continued to Dec. 31: IsAdnEE Infead, &, of ITS Avalon Circle. and Felice Tlrchetta, %, Of New Brihain continued to Jan. 2: William Gun ningham le, of l66 Balckins1a1 Street, Steven Gallon, 1l, of a! Orange Street, and George GAlzada 3e. of ThOmaston, continued to Jan 3.
 Bonds of e each were called iz the following nine eases of passing stop signs: Daniel samela. a. d Inman Avenue; Devid Blaeker, a of 45 Revere Street: Angelo PeErone } l6,. of 6 West Burton Street: Lee . Cont'd Page T-(ee CASE6l