Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-16

4 charged with tntoxication. The case
was continued from the last criminal
term to give Skelly a chance to re-
form. lit was reported that Sicily had
travelled the narrow path since and
Judge Waller caused nclle TO DO en-
| tered
Mahoney Case NolIed.
| On the recommendation of Prose-
outing Attorney Whittlesey the case
against James Mahoney Of Norwich.
charged with Sunday liquor selling
in Norwich, was nolled.
The case against John Foley, a
NorTtch boy, charged with being In
corrigibie, was continued, as the
court was informed that Foley is at
tending school and otherwise deport-
ing himself in q commendAble man
ner.
Antonio Garwych of New London
was fined $500 and costs on the charge
OF Sunday selling. the date being Oc-
tober Is.
For Shooting a Deer.
With the payment Of a fine of $50
the case against Elmer Abel was dis
missed. He was charged with shoot
ing a deer in Salem, and the state
game commissioners had said they
considered $50 adequate.
Samuel Haskell of Norwich was SEN
fenced to jail for 80 days on charge
of intoxication.
The case against James Kelly and
three other Groton boys, charged with
theft, was nolled.
The case against John ]. simons.
one OF the former proprietors OF The
Admiral New London, was continued,
as Mr.. Simons is out of town.
The two cases against Louis Vein
stein Of Montville. charged with
breach Of the peace. were nolled on
terms.
Trespass Cases NoIIed.
A nolle was entered in the cases
against William T. Avery and others
of Bozrah, charged with trespass, be-
cause. Prosecuting Attorney. Whittle-
sey said. 1t was case which really
should be settled In civil suit.
A similar case was that against 10
seph Meyers Of Preston, charged with
breach Of the peace. This was a dis
pute over a right Of way and was con-
sidered to be matter for civil settle
ment SO the nolle was entered.
The case of Harry Wright of Nor
wichs charged with non-support, was
continued Wright is suing his wife
for divorce, claiming adultery. II the
claim is correct he will be relieved
from obligation to support his wife.
The case against Tony Oreston of
New London, charged with breach of
the peace. was continued, to see If the
present satisfactory state Of affairs
continues.
A continuance was granted in the
cases OF Michael Doyle and John
Murphy. Both are New London liquor
cases.
The case against Charles Scarville
was continued.
Owing TO the absence of Attorney
Thayer, counsel for the accused. a
continuance was allowed In the case
of Peter Cecarelli Of Norwich, charged
with overspeeding a motor car.
A substitution Of new complaint was
allowed in the case of William Fatz.
alias Smith, charged with violation of
the dentistry laws. The demurrer in
this case was assigned for argument
at the next motion day, which will be
in New London June %.
The case of Adam Savage of Girls
void, charged with Illegal iiquor sell
ing, was continued, as Attorney
counsel for Savage. is busy IN
the superior court.
With the disposition Of the cases
In which only pleas were necessary
no trial being required, the great ma
jority OF the cases were disposed OF. |
OF the Al cases on the record through
being settled in the lower court and
by Plaza, all but four have been dis |
posed Of These four win be tried
probably at this term.
Leahy Case on Trial.
The court in the afternoon took m |
the case OF John H. Leahy of rs Potter |
street, New London, charged with SELL |
Ing on Sunday, March 20.