Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-17
BERGER AND MEcoARRiFT
 ARE HELD WITHOUT aAIL
As the Result of Coroner eiII's Find ing in Case of Death of John FieIden.

!. Special to The Bulletin.)
 Danielson, June 16.-George Berger and Joseph Mecgarritt, familiary known as McGarry. charged with causing the death of John Ffelden, at Moosup, last Sunday night, were or dered committed to Brooklyn jail without bond by Attorney Bradford W. Danielson. sitting as a justice of the peace for the town of Plainfeld Thursday morning when the men were presented for hearing.
 Only 20 Years Old.
 County Commissioner Charles E. Barber. was appointed guardian ad li tenn of the two prisoners. both of whom are 20 years of age
 charge of murder, but it was over ruled Having neglected or refused to plead over. probable cause was found for holding them and they were ordered committed to jail to await trial at the September term of the superior court They were committed during the day.
 StansfieId and Whitaker Held.
 Samuel Stansfield and Whitaker Parkinson, companions of Fielden at the time he was killed. have also been scented before Judge M. A. Shumway here in Danielson. They are held on- ly as witnesses. however, and will re- ceive compensation at the rate of $2
 
 Brooklyn.
 Coroner A. G. Bill gave out Thurs day his finding as the result of the in quest in the case of the death of
 Coroner's Finding
 In case of death of John Fielden at Moosup. Conn, June IF. 1910:
 The undersigned coroner within and for the county of Windham. having received notice from w. w. Adams. M-D., medical examiner for the town of Plainehld. that John Fielden of said Plainfield had been found dead in the village of Moosup. on Sunday. June 12. about 10-30 p. That his body was then lying in the undertaking room of A. G. Dennison in the village of body. and on the 18th and 14th days of June, 1910, held an inquest con corning the death of said John Ffelden at the office of B. w. Danielson in an autopsy of said body to be made by w. w. Adams, M-D.. of Moosup. Conn.,, and Louis Irving Mason. M.D., of Willimantic, Conn.,
 From the testimony taken at said inquest, and from the report of said autopsy. I find that the said John Fielden, in company with two com panions. Samuel Stansfield and Whit taker Parkinson, both of said Moosup were proceeding from the passenger station in said Moosup to their re- spective boarding places in said vil- lage, and when near the freight house in said village they were set upon and brutally assaulted by George Ser ger and Joseph Mecgarret of said Moosup, without any cause-or provo cation; that the said John Fielden was struck a severe blow on his right tenn pie by the said George Berger, from the effects of which he soon died; that the said Samuel Stansfeld and Whit taker Parkinson were also assaulted by the said George Berger and Joseph Mecgarret, but not seriously injured.
 I therefore find that the said John Fielden died at said Moosup on the 18th day of June, 1910, about 10.30 o'clock D. m.. from the effects of a blow on the right temple, given him by the said George Berger and Jo- seph Mecgarret, and that the said George Berger and Joseph Mecgar- ret killed and murdered the said John F'ielden at the time and in the manner above stated
 I have communicated the import of this finding to Arthur H. Mathewson, a grand juror of the town of Plain field, and delivered the body of said John Fielden to his wife for burial.
 With this finding I file the evidence taken at said inquest and the report of said autopsy.
 Dated at Danie1son this 18th day of June, 1910.
 ARTHUR BILL.
 Coroner for Windham County.