The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-15
SEVEN YEARS FOR MRS. RECK'S -~.vv .~yr,
 ASSAHANT
Judge Gager Imposes Sen tence Upon Many Law
 Breakers
CODY VERY NEAR MURDER

Prisoners who yesterday pleaded not guilty in the Superior Court, criminal side, which is now in session, changed their pleas to-day and were sentenceo by Judge Edwin B. Gager. Severe punishment was inflicted on Archie Ryles, colored. of this city. who was sentenced to states prison for not more than seven, or less than live years. for burglary. On Sept. l. l909 Ryles entered the house of Mrs. Cath crime Beck. POS Alice street. Mrs. Rsck screamed and he beat her almost 1nto insensfbility. The next morning ne was found in a North End saloon ana arrested On his person was found a gold watch and chain. the property or Mr. Beck. Ryles declared that ne oio not k1iow what he was doing as ne was drunk.
 John Baran of Newtown got year for assault and four months Tor preach 1 of the peace. Baran raised ructlon | in the" home of Thomas J. Cayanaugn' | a justice of the peace in NeWtoWn; | Armed with a revolver he threateneo | the justice saying that he had spoken i harshly of his dead father. Again i Baran came with a shoL. gun Wniclii 1 Mrs. Cavanaugh induced him to leave I William H. Rosessa and Charles Mo
 zen, vagrants, happened into this clty
 around May 20, 1908, and a few days
 later robbed the pharmacy Of Walaalll ,
 H. Fallen in Stratford avenue. They
 beat it to Wallingford where they pull ed off another job of the same kind. In the latter town they were not so lucky in getting away After serV- l ing a IS months sentence in the New
 to this city to answer for the Fallen | burglary. This morning they were each given months in jail,
 Frank Balog of this city testlIleo I y,f. %1y~rf "a came to this country. He met and fell in love with Bertha Arzag ana married her. Mrs. Ballog the second found out that he had a wife living
 in the old country and had him arrest
 ed for bigamy. He also has property | worth $3,O0o. He has two children by his first wife living in the old country. l The court gave him six months ID jail.
 had stuck his knife into the throat of
 William ,Palfreymen just a hair breadth nearer the jugular vein woulo today be facing a charge of murder
 instead of one of intent to kill. Both men were free lunch grabbers in a sa-
 loon in Huntington and got into 2
 quarrel Cody drew knife and
 plunged 1t into Palfreymen's neck The court gave Cody not more than is
 months or less than one year in state, prison.
 , SSO- pretty hard up for a pair or shoes, as one day he caught George A. Shewan also of Stamford, sleeping, and unlac- ing the Iatter's shoes took them oil
 and placed them on his own & fess iehe. ehe. wan4 rs Judge Gager gave, him twe Joseph Bloom of Stamford stole 2 horse in Lowell, Mass, and brough
 him into this State. A commun1catiol | . r Satmford authorities and Bloom wal | nahbed. The latter claimed that ht bought the horse, but could not prove lit. Not more than two, or less thar
 one year in States prison for MT
 Bloom.
 , John J. Bray of this city, got intt an argument with a fellow boarder II 1 a lower Main street boarding house
 The result was that Bray drew g. ra'
 zor on his opponent; a slasn'ns nis neoA III Four moptkE for John Burke Q
 Huntington, who beat up James Clark
 also of that town.
 ei William Burke of Trumbul1, took s4 from the person of Adolf L1effert WnlI
 l the latter was enjoying a map. HI
 got four months for his rash act.
 Raymond Barsley, who by his look , appeared to be lacking in intelligence , committed an indecent assault upol . two young boys in this city the frs z of last month He was caught in tn , act by Sergeant Hazel. The cour i imposed a sentence of six months ol : each count, and suggested that he b carefully watched.
 I John Loventi of Stamford, wh i slashed fellow countryman with I knife was let go on probation II . is but 14 years of age. Frank Lovent : his brother, who also helped $out r the argument, was given two months. William Weeks of Stamford, wi
 have to be satisfied with three month
 up on North avenue. Weeks brok 2 into a store in Stamford.
 2 Richard Vaughn of Stamford, en . tered two stores in Stamford and go n | two months on each count.