Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-10-04
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court Criminal Side -
Iud4e Prentice.

Superior Court Criminal Side -
Judge Prentice.
The October term of this court was
opened yesterday with prayer by Rev. DE-
Phillips of the Church of the Redeemer.
Judge Prentice was on the bench and
many prisoners were put to plea. Inc
grand jury will be summoned to appear
next Tuesday, and will consider the muir
der cases against DR.. W. q. Pulford and
Louis LIE Premiere. On that day 1t Is also
expected that the embezzlement cases
against the ex-c1erk of the board OF public
works, Frederick h. Wsldron, will be
tried.
The following persons were put to plea
and their cases disposed of:
W. W. Dayton, New Haven, burglary,
not guilty, case assigned for trial Thurs
day. ..-.
Louis Delo and Della Bradley, both
charged with adultery, cases nolled.
Silas Terrill, William Corley and DANIEL
Maher, all of Ansonis, charged with nurg-
larry, plea not guilty, trial assigned for
Thursday.
Charles Ward, alias John Brennan, burg
larizing the house of Alexander =. ferrih
on September %, plea not guilty, trial as
signed for Friday.
William Dedrick, Milford, assault with
intent to kill, plea not guilty, trial sol
down for Friday. ~,
Frederick Goebel, Meriden, found with
burglars tools in his possession, plea not
guilty, trial will take place tomorrow:
Fred Wilson, New Haven. burglary,
| r ao10nn State
street October 1, plea guilty, sentenced tc
six months in jail, 1t being his first Of
tense.
| Joseph Burke, who attempted to pass
| forged check upon Landlord Moeeley OF thu
| New Haven house pleaded not guilty. At
| torney Wynne was assigned as his counse
and this morning set down as the day o.
| the trial By order of the states attorney
Philip Aston, colorsd, who was charged
with the theft of gold watch, was re
leased because of insanity. Gilbert Hickey
of this city, who was also charged witt
theft, was released. Jaekamano Pc O.
North Haven then pleaded not guilty t.
an assault on Barbena Serianini.
James J. Thomas pleaded guilty to tn
| theft of $27 from Edwin 81. Fenton of thi
city, and was sentenced to one year /,
Thomas Ktnnare, page of the common
council, pleaded not guilty to the charge o
embezzling 500 cigars from James P. Man
ming, and his case was assigned for trial OF
Thursday.
| Charles Beach of this city pleaded no
guilty to the theft of bicycle from R. F
Traynor. Attorney Isaac Wolfe was sp
pointed guardian.
Joseph Hoffman, of this city, who brok
into Frederick n. Waldron's Office, plead
ed guilty and was sentenced to two year
in jail.
Jackamano Pc changed his plea and wa
sentenced to six months in jail.
David Sampson of this city pleaded no
guilty to theft and will be tried this morn
ing.
Charles B. Edmunds of Beacon Fall
pleaded not guilty to two charges of thief
Patrick Reardon of this city pleaded no
guilty to the charge of being comma
thief, and will be tried Thursday morning
James Lennon and Louis Gray, both {
this city, pleaded not guilty to charge {
horse stealing.
John M. Moran of this city pleaded NJ
guilty to attempted robbery.
Louis Gray then changed his plea I
guilty and was given four years in stat
prison.
Edward Freeman, Milford, threatenin
to kill, continued.
Charles Beach pleaded guilty to the the
of bicycle, and was sentenced to one yes
in Jail.