The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-15

ployed. He was arrested on January
26, lie admitted being convicted for
dlsorderly conduct In New York, from
which he was discharged. Prisoner
claimed to have worked in the Nal
ley building not long ago. When ask
ed If he had a mother he almost broke
down and said he had. She lives at
141 Orange street The case was con-
tinued to to-day. There was consld-
cradle favorable comment about the
court as result of this wise ruling
on the part Of the court
John Gmise.
John Gulse charged with statutory
burglary and theft Of poultry, plead
ed not guilty.
a short recess was taken at this
point. II was then $40
Hunter Hamilton and Louis Williams.
Hunter Hamilton and Louis VIII
llams were then asked TO plead. Each
was twenty-one years old They were
CHARGED with burglary at the house of
Ellen Rogers IN Hamden Both
pleaded guilty.
Attorney Dow appeared for flamll-
ton, Attorney Jacobs for Williams.
Mr. Williams spoke of Hamilton as
the black sheep OF respectable people.
| This caused laugh. for he has brlgik
red hair In January, 1906 he was
sent up for four months on each OF
three counts. The father came for
ward to say that the boy had been
trying to do his best of late. The
Judge asked the boy where he got a
scar on his forehead. The prisoner
said an Italian came out In the road
and hit him with club. Mr. VIII
liams showed that the scar was got
In a fight in which the accused par
ticipated and for which he was fined
In the Hamden court.
Attorney Jacobs spoke at some
length In the defence Of Williams.
saying he was of good Hamden FAM
| lily. The court cautioned both that
another offence would mean states
prison and gave Hamilton a year In
jail and Williams SIX months.
James Hogan.
James Hogan, twenty years old
pleaded not guilty to charge of stat
utory burglary. This plea was later
changed
Lawrence G. Johnson.
Lawrence c. Johnson. colored, was
charged with taking $40 from the
person He pleaded not guilty. At
torney Wynne appeared as counsel.
Vincent lombard
Vincent lombard, q years old, was
charged with the theft ON March I. OF
a diamond ring worth $40 from Mrs.
Brakeman of i25 George street. whore
both OF them boarded Mr.. Williams
explained that the lady left the ring In
the bath room at the George street al
dress where II was picked up by the
! accused The ring was found by a de-
tective on the inside lining of his waist :
coat, Mrs Brakeman was not on sneak
ing acquaintance with the accused Ac-
cused said he was q barber II was his
frat ofiense and Mr.. Williams pleaded
that he be given chance Attorney
| Wynne spoke In his defence, saving
lack of work was really the underly-
ing cause Accused claimed that he was
about TO pnt the ring back when he
I ound II at the very time when Ii was
found on him and that he denied lie
had the ring because he was frighten-
ed by the detective who questioned him.
The Judge said he would send him to
jail for 60 days and added that he
thought he was letting him off easily,
It should be good lesson to him.
Bryan Lowe and Margaret Waterbury.
Byron Lowe and Margaret Waterbury
charged with adultery on February Q
NJ Milford They pleaded guilty Mr.
! Williams explained that they lived to-
gether as man and wife Her husband
had not lived with her for seven years
next July For the last six years the
two accused have lived together Lowe
Is colored man His honor admitted
he was uncertain what to do I'm the
case. He asked Mr. williams If the
woman was dissoutc, which was denied
The woman said Lowe had been gen
tloman TO her and her own husband
had been nothing but a brute She
said she knew he was colorod man hit
he was n gentleman for all that" His
honor said he would dispose Of the case
this morning and continued It.
Charles CashaIow.
Charles CashaloW was then brought