The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-10
9 YEARS BUSINESS OF
 CRIMINAL COURTS
Number of Prosecutions for Different
 Crimes Committed.

State Comptroller Bradstreet ha l submitted to Governor Baldwin th' 4 annual reports of the states attorney l and prosecuting attorneys concerning 1 for the two years ended July l, 1912 1 The whole number of prosecutions fol different crimes in the state in 1911 was | 1,76S, divided in part as follows;
 Fairfield superior court, 250; Fairfield
 criminal common pleas, SIS; Litchftelc
 superior court. SO.
 The whole number of prosecutions | for different crimes in 1912 was ], ,9S1 divided in part as follows:
 Fairfield superior court, 231; Fairfield criminal common pleas, 492; Ldtchf1eld superior court, 79.
 The total number of trials in 1911 was 116, divided as follows: Conv1c- tions, 85; aequittals, 23; acqmttais on ground of insanity, 4; disagreements of jury, A. The total number of trials in 1912 was 14O, divided follows: Convictions, 1o7; acquittals; 20; acq9it- tals on ground of insanity, 4; dis agreements of jury 4.
 The whole number of prosecutions for different crimes in 1912 were as follows:
 Abandonment of wife. and unlawful cohabitation, 4; abandonment of child, 1; abortion, 2; abortion, encouraging commission of, 1; adultery, 40; arson, 10; arson, attempt at. 2; arson, statu- tory, 8; arson, statutory attempt at, 8; assault and battery, 1S1; assault with intent to carna1ly know and
 
 Al; assault with intent to commit mur- der, 15; assault with attempt to com init rape, 5; assault with attempt to rob, 3; barber law, violation of, 1; big amy, 6; bIackmail. 10; bottle law, vio- lation of, 6; boys, school for complaint, 5; breach of the peace. 166; bribery, attempt at, 2; burglary. "A; burgla6y, attempt at, 6; burglary statutory, 191; burglary, statutory, attempt at, 4; burglary with force, 2; burglars' tools. possession of, 3; buying junk from In1 f(Nr1 rNf 10; concealed weapons. carrying, 2; conspiracy, A; cruelty to animals, IS; cruelty to child, 1; defrauding board ing-house keeper 2; disorderly house ing, 22; disorderly house, residing In, 8; drunlard, common, 24; election law, 27; embezzlement by bailee, T; em- brace, attempt to, A. false pretenses, 3s; female child, carnal knowledge and abuse of, IA; female child, enticing 24; forgery, 21; fornication, 5; gam bling 8; violation of game law, 6; ire quenting gaming house, 1; keeping gaming house, 3; school for girls com plaint, 3; incest, ?; indecent assault, | 2e; indecent exposure. 12; injury to pri- 1 vate property, 4; injury to public l 3; intoxicatioh, 58; violation of itin- l erant vendors law, ?; escaped from | jail, 3; lascivious carriage, 6; violation 1 of liquor license law, 19s: manslaugh- l law, 1; illegal sale of merchandise, ! |; illegal practice of midwifery, 1; vio- l ation of motor law, 22; murder in first | legree, 8; non-support, 37; sales of ob- | scene pictures, 1; perjury, '; viola | ton Of pool law, 10; poisoning cattle, l.; common prostitute, 6; railroads, 1 breaking and entering cars, 8; rape, 25; stolen goods, 4; resisting and | obstructing officer, IA; robbery, 6; at .ernpt at robbery, 1; failure to send ,hild to school, 5; selling adulterated milk, 1; seduction, z; keeping slot ma ,hines, 1; violation of Sunday law, Il; heft, 153; theft, third offense, 1; theft, fifth offense, 1; theft from person, 57; attempt theft, from the person, 2; heft of horse, IT; theft of poultry, 29; heft of auto, 1 theft of cattle, 1; riolation of tenement law, 5; tramp, |; trespass, Il; truant, 2; unlawfully n dwelling tt night with intent to omn1it crime, 5; using horse without remission. 3; vagrancy, fl: nniscellan-