Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22
POLICE COURT.
wnfred BeaudOln Bound Over to inc
 Superior Court For Burglary.

wnfred BeaudOln Bound Over to inc
 Superior Court For Burglary.
 The police court room and lobby were filled this morning when Judge Root stepped upon the bench. The hrst case was that of Wilfred Beaudoin, who was charged with burglarlzing the whole sale fruit and produce store Of Warren l.. Hall on Meadow street. Beaudoin gave his age as 70 years and the court appointed Attorney Russell his guardian. Mr Hall testified that he missed lemons when he went to his warehouse Sunday. He impaired among his help, but could get no explanation. On Monday more lemons and two baskets of peaches were missed. MT Hall heard that a man was selling fruit at a very low figure to some Italian fruit dealers and reported the matter to the police. Officers Moore and Ken naugh got trace of Beaudoin and brought him to the police station yes terday about noon. The evidence was to the effect that he had entered the store by a cellar window, taken the ar ticles out by a back door which he again closed and made his exit in the same way as he had entered. Beaudoin did not say anything in his own defense. Judge Root found probable cause and bound him over to the next term Of the superior court under bonds of $500.
 Jacob WisShoIski was charged with assault and breach of the peace. He had recently worked for Bernhard Rosenfield. MT Rosenfeld testified that the accused had threatened to stab him if he did not pay him sum of money W hich he claimed was due him. Most of the testimony was offered through interpreters and Judge Root did not d. ,F sistent and suspended judgment.
 In the case of Edward Shanahan con- | tinued from yesterday Dr Duhuc was called to testify. he having examined | the wounds of John Cleary claimed tC have been made with a knife. Int doctors testimony was to the effect that | the wound could not be made with 6 | knife as there were two parallel cuts one much shorter than the other but that it might be done by some other sharp instrument or by falling against a picket fence. Attorney Russell ap peared for Shanahan. Judge Roo | found him not guilty.
 In the case of w. x. Ladd the defend ant did not appear and his o0 wa called and forfeited.
 | Louis Block, one of the witnesses il l Wisshorski Rosenticld e se did not an swer the subpoena to appear in cour and a capias writ was issued for his ar rest for contempt of court.
 The court room audience was thel dismissed and Annie F.. Gooding, aget l5 years. was brought before the Cour charged by her father with being incor rigIble. Her father told the court tha
 Annie had run away from home las
 May. She had been working in BiE
 mIngham for some time, came to Wa
 terhury, worked few days in SCOvill
 and boarded at lGl North Elm street
 where she owed board bill of $l1. Tn
 landlady had informed her father tha
 she owed this money and he caused he
 arrest. Annie herself did not COntradiC
 the statements of her father, and tul
 the court that she had left home in con
 pany with two sisters when her ste
 mother came back last May from visi
 Judge Root gave her some fatherl
 advice and asked her if she would <
 home and live with her parents, but th
 Annie refused to do. "WOuld yo
 rather go to the industrial school il
 quired his honor. "or go home and obe
 your father" Annie did not care If sh
 had to go to the industrial school, an
 Judge Root committed her.
 Francisco Juliano wanted his tw
 boys, aged l3 years and years respec
 ively sent to the reform school. but Il
 prosecuting attorney did not quite st
 why they should be sent. and JudG
 Root refused to commit them, sayinl
 They look like good, bright boys ar
 their father should care for them.