The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-16

Brereton on March 2ith last, The
story OF the state was that she went
to q saloon on oak street on that date
given to get some beer She found
sho did not have pail TO take Il
away In Lawrence c. Johnson hap
pened to be in the saloon playing
cards with three Of his friends He
offered the key to his house which
was Just around the corner at Q Dow
street, and told her that there she
could find beer pail II was alleged
that she went to the place with Bre-
reton, who IS white man, and that
while they were In bedroom at the
address together she relieved him of
tho money which he was carrying In
his trousers pocket
Her story was that while she was
with Brereton In the room johnson
came In nolselessly and took the mon
ey
The testimony was all IN by 3
o'clock, At that time the Judge adj
iourned court until 10 o'clock this
morning,
Morning Session.
The first prisoner called In the
morning session was Louis Bernce, 10
years old who pleaded not guilty to
a charge of burglary the day before,
but who changed his pleas yesterday
morning to that OF guilty
lie burGlarl2ed the pool room of
Michael Barbary, on Church street and
stole small amount of money, etc.
He was represented by Attorney Ar
vine. ir, This Is the first time Bernice
has been arrested and he was given
three months in jail. His honor how
ever, suspended execution under the
care OF the probation officer You do
not look like a bad boy" said Judge
Case, and SO, as YOU say that YOU
have work to 90 to IN Hartford, am
going to give you chance"
At this point Judge Case had the
jury called and dismissed them until
the afternoon.
The next prisoner called was VIII
Ham McIiEzic, 10 years old, charged
with stealing $40 from the person Of
Allen Wood. lie pleaded not guilty.
Attorney Everts was assigned as coun-
sol
Austin Mclean, 81 years old, plead
cd guilty TO two counts Of burglary on
4 freight cars, on January Sth and iith.
Attorney Bronson was assigned TO the
case. Sentence was deferred.
Dominica Mabchio. charged with
employing n minor female for inn
proper purposes, pleaded not guilty.
Attorney Lynch was appointed
Dennis j Murphy. alias Edward
Kelly. charged with stealing s25 from
the person Of William Carlson. plead
cd not guilty and Attorney Hitler was
appointed to represent him.
Joseph Perchello. Is years old,
charged with robbng Antonio Female
of Orange, pleaded not guilty, and At
torney Anguillare was appointed ms
guardian ad Item.
! Antonio Lucello, ls years old: Frank
Stanley, 20 wears, and Frank D Gene
ro, Is years, all pleaded guilty to hav-
4 ing hurglarized the place of Matthew
| A. Notkins on March 10Th. Attorney
| Spnello was appointed, Lucello was
given six months in jail and the other
two were each given year.
William Pecltham. colored, charged
with assaulting and robbng Pa,ricl,
McNerney of $50. pleaded not guilty.
Dominica Porto, % years old, plead
cd guilty to having burgarized Chile
| Domenios home, and Attorney Perry
was appointed
Arnold r. Sahins, 81 years old.
pleaded guilty to having stolen $50
worth Of goods belonging to Albert J.
capable Of orange. Judge Case gave
sentence OF one year IN TAIL.
Frank f. Riva pleaded not guilty in
the criminal superior court TO having
burglari2ed the residence Of Charles +
Brooks, republican national commit.
teeman, and Alton Farrell. the million.
are manufactures, both of Ansonia
last September and January Attor.
ney Frederick H. Perry was appoint.
ed by Judge Case to act as his coun.
sci, he being apparently without funds
to pay for lawyer himself
Riva Is an &nsonlan, and former
valet TO Mr. Brooker who had dis.
charged him lie according to Tho
charges took advantage of his knowl
edge of the Rrnoker and Farrell prem.
sss to enter at night and to stea
property, consisting largely of dia,
monds and amounting in all to 81,
l711.10.
Rva was accused Of breaking into
the residences at night He entered
the residence of Mr. Brooker twice
September %, 1907, and January 3
1908 The fruit of the first burglary
was a pair of earrings valued at 49,,
500, a heart shaped pin, $50, locket
800, belonging to Mrs. Brooker.
The Same night he called at the
home Of Mr.. Farrell and subtracted {
diamond stick pin valued at $500 anC
another valued at 800.
Patrick White 3S years old, claimed
that he was intoxicated when he bur
glarzed the saloon of Edward Mcln.
tyre. at rs state street He served
three years during the Spanish Wa
and Chief Cowles stated that he haC
known the accused for n number %
years and that the worst he knew
about him was that he sometimes go
intoxicated In view Of these facts
on a plea OF guilty, his honor sale
that he would show leniency on thu
case and only give sixty days jai
sentence.
John f. Stanley pleaded not guilt!
to burglarizing Daniel j. kavanauEh'
place, while intoxicated He has neve
been arrested before and the cour
suspended Judgment under the care o
the probation officer until the mex
term Of the court