Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-18
THE SUPERIOR COURT
The Insurance Conspiracy Case Will
 Be Taken Up Next Week.

Rather than face trial on two counts for burglary, Frank Cameron pleaded guilty to one count, the other being nolled, in the superior court before Judge Case this morn ing. Assistant States Attorney Kel- logg asked for the limit of punish ment in this mans case. He pro- duced his police record showing him to have begun very early in crime. At the age of 6 he was arrested in Paterson. N. l.. for burglary. Cam eron said he is 22 now. so that it was not so very long ago when he began his career. As burglar his record showed him to have been quite active. He left his mark in the state prisons of Concord and Lawrence, Mass. Pat erson and New York city. In the words of Attorney Kellogg he was the worst criminal that ever stood in the court room. He was arrested here for breaking into the dwellings of Louis Pelletier and Charles l. Fenn on Bronson avenue. From the first named place he took jewelry worth at the least $50 and was be- ginning operations in Fenn's when he was landed.
 Cameron pleaded hard for clemen- cy. He informed the court that he was very sick with consumption. The keys and burglar outfit that were found on him he said he made him. self Believing opium was good for his physical condition, he became an inveterate smoker. Now his jaws are sunken and he is hollow eyed and pallid. His sentence was from three to four years in the state prison. This was the limit.
 his disposed of the criminal busi- ness for this week. The Black Hand conspiracy cases were continued in definitely. but they may be tried this term. The accused are Bruno and Tony Zoccilo, Dominic and Gateno Morabit and Frank Marciano. They are accused of writing letters to a we'll off Italian in Naugatuck with the idea of extorting money from him.
 Attorney Kennedy asked bail to be fixed in the case of Rocco Traficanti, who stands charged with assault with intent to murder. It has been said that he was charged with murder. Attorney Kennedy did admit that his client did fire some shots at Joseph Errico in Naugatuck one Sunday night some weeks ago, but then Err rico shot down and killed his brother, Pasquale. The trouble had its origin in card game and two men were nliIed. Errico was also wounded. Attorney Kellogg in opposing low bail being fixed said "Traf1icanti had put enough lead into Errico to kill an ordinary man. And it was be- lieved Errico would die and his ante mortem statement was taken. There was bad blood between him and the Traficantis for some time. Bail was fixed at $2,00O.
 Business next week will begin with the insurance conspiracy cases. Chief counsel for the society of the Wood- men of the World. the organization which is the complaining witness, came to town yesterday, and In few days the" principal witnesses will ap. rive from the west. Everything is ready for the trial. Attorney Kellogg stated this morning.
 Among the matters on the super for court short calendar for to-mor- row is a motion to transfer the suit of Mrs Julia Daly against Edmund Daly. administrator on the estate of the late NJ. J. Daly.
 Pauline Rosenblatt has filed mo- ton for alimony pending the trial of her divorce against her present hus- band Morris Rosenblatt.
 Patrick Hickey's appeal from pro- bate in finding that John Cuddy who disappeared from Waterbury about thirty years ago is the only heir oi Catherine Cuddy who lived on Rail- road Hill street. Is toward the end of the list and Sarah Baer's motion | for disclosure of her husbands de | fense in her divorce suit closes it. The uncontested divorce cases are | Lillian NJ. Britton against Whfred Britton and Fred E. Robbins against Carrie E. Robbins.