The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-03

Attorney s. H. Kugel was appointed to
defend him.
Michael DAILY, charged with theft,
| pleaded guilty and was sent to Jail for
eight months.
George Way and irving Greg, two
Walllingford woodchoppers, were
charged with stealing chickens and
were given one year in states prison
each.
Mrs. Mary Ann Guy, colored wo-
man, pleaded guilty to the charge Of
adultery and was sent to states prison
for three years and a half.
Fred HILL Of Milford, was charged
with burglary and pleaded guilty. He
was sent to states prison for three
years He was released last August
from prison, where he served three
years.
Albert J. Leroy pleaded guilty to
| seven counts of burglary and sentence
was deferred. His wife, charged with
the same offense, is yet to be put to
| plea.
James P. Ingoldsby, forger and writ
ing forged check, pleaded guilty, and
got one years and six months.
James Moran, June 10. 1901, Walling-
ford, transient person, begging, not
guilty. Fitzgerald & Walsh assigned
to defend.
Edward r. Johnson, r. J. Reynolds
and e. D. Kelly, minors, pleaded not
guilty to charge Of burglary. Attorney
John r. Booth assigned to defend.
Philip Lynch charged third offense
common drunk, 240 days in Jail to be-
gin after he serves present sentence for
same offense.
Charles Cough, charged with burg
larry in Cheshire, April H. 1901, house
of Gilbert Williams, pleaded not guilty.
Samuel J. Bryant assigned to defend
John Harkin charged with drunk
and breach of the peace, deaf and
dumb man about twenty-five years of
age, discharged.
Joseph Hickey, of Derby, charged
with robbing Sadie E. Manville, Of Der
by, pleaded guilty; sentenced to four
years in states prison.
Charles Cough, charged with burglary
in Cheshire, changed his plea to guilty.
He is boy about SIXTEEN years old
and is alleged to have broken into a
chicken house and stolen chickens; sem
fenced to one year in jail.
Daniel OConnor and John Mccarthy
changed pleas to guilty to charges of
burglary In New Haven Mccarthy
had served sentence for third offense of
theft. Mccarthy was sentenced to one
year and half In states prison and |
O'Connor the months in Jail.
John S. Smith, of New Haven. charg |
90 Jy,,of1
pleaded not guilty. A. Maxcy |
Hitler assigned to defend.
Abdallah Nasib charged with burg |
larry In a Syrian lodging house on State |
street, pleaded not guilty. Timothy J.
Fox appeared to defend The case was
continued until next week and bonds
We're fixed at $500.
Robert p. Simpson, charged with
burglary of house of Herbert c. War
rem in May, pleaded not guilty. At
torney Wynne appeared to defend.
Joseph Sheldon, eighteen. and Frank
]. Mackey, sixteen, of New Haven,
charged with burglary June Of build
ing of Charles E, Lancraft and also
building of George w. Goodsell, in Fair
Haven, pleaded not guilty. David e.
appointed to defend.
Thomas L. Reyes, charged with being
implicated in the same burglary, chang
I'd his plea OF guilty and was sentenced
to one year in states prison.
John Donohue, charged with burglary
April Is in building of Thomas Calvin,
pleaded not guilty A. Maxcy Hitler
appointed to defend.
John S. Smith, charged with theft
rom the person. changed his plea to
,uity and was sentenced to one year
n states prison.
John Donnelly, charged with theft,
hanged his plea to guilty and was SEN
enced to one year in states prison.
Stephen A. Donnelly, charged with
In October, 1897, being convicted of
orging an order on Besse, Richey & Co.
or pair of pants, forging the name
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