Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-03

he should be seat to some institution
for treatn ent OF his trouble, and it was
thought the Lakeyiile school or the re-
form school the proper place. To de-
termine that the matter w.ht OVER
until today.
joseph Richmond, aged rs, the oldest
prisoner in the pen, in contrast to the
youngest Just mentioned, pleaded not
guilty 10 cutting the throat of Robert
Hughes in Ledyard Sept. l5.
Net guilty was The plea of Eldl ed
md Nc Sheohy, charged with breaking
into the store of j. C. Macpherson and
stealing flIs.
Charged with arson in hiring James
Kelley TO burn the David Armstrong
house in Crotch, Jack AndIiola pleadeh
rot guilty, while pleas of not guilty 10
attempting to kill and murder were
entered by DR.. w D. Critcherson and
Loais DetClo. Alfred Carson denied
that he struck ard beat Mrs. Emma
Grow eli near her hente n New London
las month.
Charged with burglar in East Lyme
Andrew Hegard pleaded not guilty and
said he did not want counsel, but an
attorney was assigned to him. Viii
liam Ssnto declared that he did Hcl
s cal $50 from Oliver Lucier of Baltic.
sault on New London boy.
LeVeltce Gets Four Months.
Donald Lovelace changed mis- plea
and said he was guilty of taking al ii
cles from 8 boat owned by man
nam-G Wheeler Of Stoningtcn. He
MAS given four months in jail.
William Koski pleaded not guilty to
stealing $1,000 from the store Of the
A. S SItlding Co.
Norwich Boys Say Guilty.
A plea of guilty was enter ed by
James nonahpe, Arthur Larsen and
Rondero Enonrigo, charged with
hrea king ard entering with intent to
seal the home Of William Rathbun in
pleaded not guilty to TIE chSrge. Ser
No nth StorinEton. Charles Cfandall
tence was postponed until today.
H. r Brown Of North Stonington
pleaded guilty to stealing a sheep val
ued at IS from Allyn L. Brown, adj
ministrator of the estate of Frank
Brown, and he was given three months
In Jail.
The case against Louis White Of
New Londen, a continued case, was
continued until next term as a civil
suit in the matter is pendinf.
Allen Sent to Prison.
Thomas Allen pleaded guilty to theft
from the person. having taken money
from Fred Curtis. second count for
assault was withdrawn
Attorney Lawless spoke for the &C
cused, sayiig thtt he had been a bah
player, but lost his job and took to
drink and that was the cause of his
trouble. The money was snatched from
the hand of Curtis He is %, and when
Il was in the reform school eleven
months.
State Attorney Hull said he had q
bad record. II placed on trial several
charges of robbery might be placed
agains thin. While in Jail he beai
Keeper Totten in Pewcatuek and es-
capped. He sent his wife and children
to her home and sold their furniture
The state attorney did not think ht
looked like that kind Of man, but
the Judge thought he did. The state
attorney thought he described STATE
prison Judge Wheeler sentenced hin
to not less than a year nor more thar
Is months in state prison.
For trying to use a girl for inmora
purposes, Frank and Mary johnson
Of New London pleaded guilty and
they were given ten months in Jail.
Court was adjourned at 4.20 o'clocl
until this morning when the jury will
be in attendance to hear cases.