The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-04-07

"a, in Ansonia, and was sentenced to a
year in Jail.
Arthur u, Ellis pleaded not guilty to
having stolen watch and 81 from the
person of George Lyman, Attorney
James ]. Buchanan was assigned to de-
fend him.
Frederick Carlisle pleaded not guilty
of stealing $25 from the person Of
Charles c. Hayes on March 2,
Cornelius u. Coonan was sentenced
to year in Jail for theft of $50 from
the person Of Carl Bodgerweighdt.
Thomas j, Kelleher, alias ], Thomas
Kelleher, pleaded not guilty to the
theft Of $50 from Ellen j. Munson Of
North Haven. The original charge
against Kelleher was obtaining the
money under false pretences.
Noah White of Derby admitted that
he broke into the saloon of Michael e.
johnson in Derby on May "a and was
sentenced to a year in Jail.
Other cases brought up before the
adjournment until o'clock after
Whites case We're, as follows:
James w. Sanford, oxford, August
"a, fornication with Lillian Roaraback,
minor female, plea not guilty.
Charles B. Thayer, New Haven, in
cest, March 20, assaulted daughter,
Hattie Thayer fifteen years DID, plea
not guilty, and asked that David E.
Fitzgerald defend him.
| Charles e. Bradley, vagrancy charg-
ed; plea not guilty; sentenced to three
months in state prison.
Dennis o. futile, North Haven, Feb
ruary q, assault upon Lewis G. futile;
plea not guilty. F. J. Brown assigned.
John j. Welsh and Carrie Hull, New
Haven, February 2, adultery; plea not
| guilty. Martin Conlan appears.
George j. Johnson pleaded not guilty
to assaulting Louis Peignoint on No
Vember 10, 1895. Attorney Sanford B,
Martin will defend him,
| LynWood Dix of Meriden was SEN
fenced to thirty days in Jail. His crime
was against a four-year- girl, Annie
Corbett In that town.
Thomas D. Bowers pleaded not guilty
to being an habitual vagrant.
After court reassembled at o'clock
William Thompson, charged with the
theft of a bicycle from Samuel P Ba-
ker of Wallingford, on March IS, chang
ed his plea from not guilty to guilty
and was sentenced to one year in state
prison.
The bonds of Raffaele Garlic, charg-
ed with assault, and Of John j. Con.
cannon, who is charged with assault
with intent to kill upon Bertha Cilley
with a Ratchet on February 27, were
forfeited.
Carillo's bond was furnished by Pau
| Russo and Concannon's by John T
Pohlman.
Gastano Canavara was put to plea or
the charge of assault with intent tc
kill upon George l.. Steukle, on January
8. There were two counts in the com.
plant, alleging two assaults. Attorney
Fitzgerald made a motion that the
state attorney decide which offence hi
would elect to try. Mr.. Williams sale
that his reason for making two counts
was in order that there might be nc
dispute as to the instrument used
Judge Hall denied Attorney Fitzger
AIDS motion, and the latter took ar
exception.
| AT this point, Chief Justice Andrews
of the supreme court took a seat or
| the bench beside Judge Hall.
! DR.. Henry White was put on the
stand to describe the wound ant
SteulSle was put on in his own behalf
| A grand jury will be in attendance a
court to-day and Vincenzo Morano
charged with the murder of Antonio
D'Angelo on Union street on March 90
will be brought before them. Moranr
will not be tried in the city court.