Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-03
PATHETIC CASE.
William Lee of Chaplin to Go to Insane
Asylum.


William Lee, "a, Of Chaplin, also
charged with breaking and entering
the Bradley residence. but not IN com
pany with Miller or Newman was
placed under bond of $500, furnished by
his father, William ]. Lee of Chaplin.
and placed in the custody of the latter
with the understanding that he will be
taken before the probate court Of his
town and later committed to an insane
asylum.
Pomfret Youth Sent to Jail.
John F. Taylor, 10. coIored, was given
a sentence Of ten months in the county
jail for breaking and entering the house
OF Mildred Chollar in his home town of
Pomfret on the night of Dec. % and
taking sundry articles of a total vaIue
of 1870.
Eastford Bay on Probation.
Robert Miller, IS, Of Eastford, before
the court on { charge of driving a horse
belonging to John D. Prince of the
same town without permission, had his
case continued until the May term of
court and was placed in the custody OF
Leonard H. Healey of Woodstock as
probation officer.
Brooklyn Young Man Given Another
Chance.
The same action was taken in the
case OF Thomas German, 10, Of Brook
iiyn. charged with breaking and enter
ing me house Of Everett E. TIFlinghast
on Oct OF last year. Sheriff Sibley
was named by Judge Curtis as proba-
ton officer and the probation period
extended to September.
Obstrueted Trolley Traek--JaiI Sen
tenee.
Khasper Menerik, IT, of Webster was
Il.
county Jail Menerik is the youth who
placed an obstruction on the trolley
track in the town of Thompson on
Dec. Of last year.
$40 Fine for WlIlimantie Man.
Michael Donohue OF wiiimantic.
charged with intoxication, who appeal
ed from Jail sentence imposed in the |
CITY court at Wfllimantlc. was fined SEQ
by Judge Curtis and discharged. A
plea for leniency because of Mr.. Dono
hue,s previous good record was made
by his attorney, Thomas ]. Kelley. Of
Willimantic, and approved by Prose-
cutor Bugbee.
Case NolIed--Prisoner Won Pardon.
The continued case of\ Frederick
Hughes Of Wlilimantic on probation
Tor several months, after pleading
guilty to breaking and entering the
station at West THOMPSON.
was nolled. 1t was stated to the court
that Hughes conduct has been exem- I
plary during the probationary period. |
MiiieTs Case Goes Over TO May Term.
;. The remaining cases on the criminal |
Ilst VIII go to trial. That of Charles |
Miller. the premier burglar among the |
prisoners, will go over TO the May tern, |
~ court and his bond was increased |
tuesday from 5000 to $4,000.
Adjournment Until Today.
The matters on snort calendar could
not De reached Tuesday and they were
put over. Judge Curtis adjourned court
y o'clock until 1880 this CWednes-
1ay) morning.
City Notes.
A sewing meeting of, the woman's
BOARD or the Day Kimball hospital is
% be held Thursday afternoon at The
rome or Mrs. Eugene Durocber.
rev ana Mrs. f. d. Sargent left
enlce on Tuesday for San Francisco,
Vhere they are to remain for week
n ten days, after which they will start
or nome, arriving in Putnam March
9th. AFTER being absent since Nov o.
MISS Bertha Sargent is to entertain
Ter sunday school class at the Con-
'rsgatlonal parsonage this evening.
me girls class in physical culture
net in the Congregational gymnasium
nd received lesson at half past 4
ciock TUESDAY afternoon and the la
lies class met at o'clock.