Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-06
COURT RECORD.
superior Court-CrIminal Side-Judae
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superior Court-CrIminal Side-Judae
wheeler.
In this court yesterday Giuseppe Fenio-
clio pleaded guilty to burglary and theft
from Charles Ariento's store In Grand ave- |
nue., and was sent to Wethersfeld for one
year.
Stuart L. Campbell, who robbed the till
in Wait Everett's soda bottling establish
ment on Elm street June 20, was sentenced
to six months In jail.
Fred Kelsey of Meridsn pleaded guilty to
the charge of assault and battery and was
sentenced to three months in jail.
John F. Higgins, one of the notorious
Oak street gang, pleaded guilty to burglary
and was sentenced to fifteen months in
jail.
Thomas Hart, aged twenty-five, and
John Martin, aged nineteen, of Holyoke,
pleaded guilty to the charge of burglariz-
ing the residence of Frederick A. Cody In
Meriden May O. Hart was sentenced to
five years in prison and Martins sentence
was three years.
The following pleaded not guilty:
Robert Snowden, theft; Lawrence Null
ligsn, burglary of Lee Schong's laundry,
| corner of Oak and Broad streets, March 5;
| Edward McDermott, burglary of DeFor-
sor'a barber shop, Oak street, March -;
Philip Bengel OF Meriden, theft; Eugene
q. Potter, theft of bicycle from W. s.
| Brandeger of Berlin; Pssquale Seniti, for
| stabbing Joseph Deninio on March g.;
Peter Kippe, for attempt to commit rape
on Mary A. Baldwin; Mary Wallace of
Bethany, burglary, and Charles Finch and
Annie J. Finch of Oxford, theft of chicken
from John Hawley. These cases are all as
signed for trial this week.
| Bernard Doonan pleaded not guilty to an
assault on William Fenwick and the case
will go over to the next term.
Callahan.
Levi Lopos, breach of peace against
Elisha Robbins, bond called; Patrick Gil
leen, violation of Sunday liquor law, $50
fine, appealed; Thomas J. Mcmahon, sc.
duction, nolled; Patrick Hesly, breach Of
peace. continued to July Z; James F
Bryan, breach of peace, So fine; same
drunkenness, judgment suspended; George
W. Lindsey, breach of peace, So fine
81 10 costs; same, drunkenness, judgment
suspended; Patrick Casey, abusing officer
So fine, $5.42 costs; Frank Richter ane
I Fitzgerald, discharging FIRE arms, continu
ed to September 6; James Fitzgerald, breach
of peace against James MCCARTHY. contin
ued to September 6; John Guy, breach o
peace against Richard 81. Guy, judgmen
suspended; Richard q. Guy, breach o
peace against John Guy, S. fine, Sc 2
costs; same, drunkenness and resistin
officer, nolled; Timothy J. Callahan, brescl
of peace against John B. Mshoney, SIS fine
$62S coste; John B. Mshoney, breach o
peace against Timothy J. Callahan, IS fine
3 | 1924 costs; Thomas Walpole and Willisr
] Muldoon, breach of peace against Williar
Malone, S. fine, $436 costs; Thoms
Miller, theft from person of John O'Brssk
o continued to July s; Peter Toole, breac
Q of peace, $40 fine, 1924 costs; Willial
Q Malone, breach of peace against Villa,
p Muldoon, $40 fine, $4.36 costs.
t Court Notes.
. William Schwaney, proprietor of II
Grand Central livery stable at 40 Fa
d street, made voluntary assignment in tt
probate court yesterday, naming Edwar
: F. Bishop as trustee. The liabilities a.
0 | given as So. 349 06. The assets will NJ
q l 4S0n