Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
CRIMINAL COMMON PLEAS COURT
Many Cases Were Adjusted Pleas of Guilty Entered
Adjournment Until Next Tuesday.

wife could not agree with Spolan's par
ents. The court allowed Spolan, when
the case came UP before, chance to
try to live happily with his wife. IL
was stated that they were now living
happily together and the nolle was or
dered entered.
The case against Joseph Hyland,
Charged with sssaIlting his wife, was
nolled- 1t was stated by the prosecut-
ing attorney that both were mentally
deficient and that there was doubt as
10 whether the assault really &C
Cured
The case against Jennie Durham
was continued. This is the 17-year-
old girl. who was charged with fire.
quenting a dlsorderly house in Nor
Wich The house in question was her
fathers. Some. people came TO board
there and they made of the house
disorderiy place and the girl was i'm
plicated. 1t was reported that the
real offenders had been sentenced to
Jail and that the girl is now living
clean.
Dr. Allyn Harrison of Boston,
charged with violation of the motor
boat law, was allowed continuance.
1t is wished to know more of the
case The alleged violation was COM
mitted at New London last summer.
DR.. Nicholson was il New London for
a summer vacation.
Srraeue Liquor Cases Are Noted.
AGAINST William Douville and L. Al
bert liirouard of Sprague. They con-
duct d saloon there The complaint
as made BY Liquor Prosecutor Burn
ham, who charged them with selling to
a minor and allowing a minor to loi-
ter about the saloon.
Prosecuting Attorney Whittlesey sid
that as far as he could ascertain they
had not only refused to sell t. the
minor, who was a boy OF 19 years,
but had ejccted him from the place.
Mr. Whites y could not see how the
state could convict them. or where
there would he any justice in so do
ing.
A noIla was entered in the case
against Harry Schwartz of New York.
Schwartz was arrested by the New
London police on the complaint of
some Greeks several months ago the
attempted t. rob them on the Norwich
line beat at New London.
The case mas been continued several
times. Attorney Whittlesey stated that
the Greeks had left an address at
which they could be found in New
York Inquiry at that address mad
ELECTED the information that the
Greeks had moved 10 Central Falls but
search there had been futile. He did
not believe that the Greeks, whose tes-
tilmony would be the states only evil
deuce. could be found and he moved
for a nolle.
The case against Morris Slegel of
New London charged with assault on
Johl Mega, Will not be tried. The
charge was nolled on the payment of
costs amounting to about SEQ.
The case against Joe Perena of
Milestone, charged with selling liquor
without license. was nolled, as At
tCrnay Whittiesey stated that neither
he nor Sheriff Tubbs had been able
to find any evidence.
Jacob Franklin, charged with dis
obeying the oiders of Health officer
J. T. Black in taking clothes from his
house while quarantined, was fined
$40 and cosSs amounting in all to
about 800. He paid. In the~iower
court he was gwen ten days in jail.
The jury was then excused until
next Tuesday morning at ten O'Clock
when the court will come in and con-
siGer the remaining business of The
criminal term