Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-10


contractor in the way of sewers. wa
ter works. etc. and has risen to the
position of boss. He lives in New
Britain and has for some years. He
owns his house, has a wife and chill,
dren, and has hitherto, as have taken
pains to find out, lived an entirely ex-
emplary life. Those are the facts as
they come to the knowledge of the
states attorney, and under those con-
ditions / have no hesitation in rec
ommending that plea of manslaugh-
ter be accepted.
Sentenced to Prison.
After few words from ex-Attor-
ney General William A. King and
Judge Bernard j. Gaffney of counsel
fenced D'Amato to not more than two
years in the states prison and not less
than one year.
D'Amato was represented by Charles
l.. Torrey of Putnam, ex-Attorney
General William A. King of Whitman
tic and Judge Bernard j. Gaffney of
New Britain.
News in General.
Referee in Bankruptcy A. ]. Bowen
of Willimantic was in Putnam Mon
day.
Attorney Hewitt of New London
was a Putnam visitor Monday.
A class of ten was initiated in the
first and second degrees of the Grange
by the degree team of Putnam grange,
No. 46( Monday evening.
Patient Not Identified.
Sergeant Hayes was called to the
railroad static nat o'clock Sunday
evening to look after a man who had
alighted from the o'clock train from
Boston. and who was evidently in
great agony from pains in his stom-
ach. Hayes called DR.. Morrell and
the man was transferred to the Day
Kimball hospital, where he raved all
night and was apparently insane. On
Monday morning the man had quieted
down considerably, although still suf-
fering greatly. He was told that it
was absolutely necessary for him to
undergo surgical operation if he
wished to live, but he refused to al
low the operation to proceed He re-
fuses to give mis- correct name and
address, though giving several false
addresses and names to the matron
of the hospital, who telephoned or tel
egraphed to all of them without find
ing out anything. No papers, or any
thing by which the man could be iden-
titled, was found on his person, and
the only thing known concerning him
is that he left the South station in
Boston on Sunday at p. m. He did
in Boston, and said that he had run
away from the Massachusetts Gen
eral hospital to avoid undergoing an
operation. The authorities at that
hospital, however. fail to identify any
such person.
He is young man OF good appear
ance, between 20 and 80 years of age,
clean shaven and with light blue eyes.
His condition is serious
Short Calendar Business Disposed Of.
At the short calendar session of the
superior court held Monday afternoon
the following civil matters were dis
posed of:
Mary Bowman VS.. Maria w. Turner
answer or other pleading ordered filed
within one week.
Ella Nora Young's appeal from pro-
counsel.
Frank T. Preston, admir-, VS.. Albertus
J. Westcott ct al. down for a, hearing
on motion that plaintiff be ordered to
amend his complaint and that these
defendants be permitted to amend an
swer, was postponed until Judge Hol-
comb decides whether or not additional
notice to other defendants is neces-
sary.
In Ernest E. Moore. trustee, vs. Mary
o. Jasmine an order was made citing
in Napoleon Jasmine and Rose Anger
as parties defendant.
Helen FTerriday VS.. Benjamin Gros-
venor, asking permission to plead, went
off the list.
Annette NJ. Young VS.. Ella Nora
Young, claiming foreclosure of mort
gage by default, also went off the list
In Phebe S. ellison VS.. Edward A.
Jennison, admir-, a bill of particulars
or amended complaint is to be filed in
TWO weeks.
In Frank A Davis vs. Industrial and
Manufacturing company, hearing on
demurrer, Frank A Davis and Damase