Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-07
Kenyon PIeads Not euiIty.

William F. Kenyon, formerly a New London agent for the Metropoli- tan Life Insurance company charged with embezzlement of $1.80 from the company pleaded not guilty. He is out under bonds.
 Charged With Joy Riding.
 In the case of David H. McGrath of New London, charged with taking the auto of Dr. Charles E. Graves from a garage without permission, running it around and damaging it, a plea of not guilty was entered pro forma as Me- Grath's attorney is i'll
 Edward $. Schwartz, the travelling salesman, whose bigainy case attract ed much attention was presented and pleaded not guilty
 Assault on Metorman.
 Mike Smith of Montville, a Pole, charged with assault and battery on Edward Florence a trolley motorman, of Montville, pleaded not guilty. At tcrney Herbert w. Rathbun was ap- pointed to defend Smith.
 George Sparfven of New London, male, Irene Carter of New London, pleaded not guilty. sparfven is 19 years old. Attorney Lawless was ap- pointed guardian ad litem.
 Mike Legon, Montville Pole, charged with assault and battery, was
  fish and there was no one in the courtroom who could interpret so the case was deferred,
 Judge Ordered Plea.
 Edgar E. MereI 19 years old, of Stonington, charged with stealing $45 from Silas E. Wheeler March Is, in Stonington, was presented, He said hed'd rather not have a lawyer, but Judge Case appointed Attorney Daniel M. Cronin guardian ad litem. Attor ney Cronin advised the boy to plead not guilty temporarily, but the boy pleaded guilty and insisted on it.
 He seems to know more about it than you do, MT. Cronin,' Judge Case said and he ordered a plea of not guilty entered.
 Walton Denies the Charge.
 James Walton of New London, the only colored prisoner in the pen, was put to plea on the charge of assault ing in New London on March 2, Sarah Stone, with intent to kill her. Walton pleaded not guilty. He was represent ed by Attorney John ]. Lawless
 Captain Sylvia, charged with as- sault and battery in Stonington, was not in court and his bond of $150, furnished by himself, was called. Sylvia left Stonington some time ago.
 Thomas Griffin of Waterford, a minor, charged with burglarizing the store of James H. Ames in Bank street, New London, pleaded not guilty. Attorney Smith was appointed guard ian ad Item.
 Manuel Victoria, who was charged with the same offense it was stated, was fined in the lower court and paid.
 In the case of state vs. Joseph Butler Major Hull stated that Attorney Geary, Buffers counsel, is i'll. A plea of not guilty was entered pro forma for Butler
 At 12,3O recess was taken until ? o'clock
 William c. Durfee of Groton, charged with carnal knowledge of Rose Beauehamp, 14 years old, of Groton, who pleaded not guilty in the superior court in the morning, changed his plea to guilty in the aft ernoon, was sentenced to six months in Jail and was then placed on pro- bation
 The cases of state vs. Frank Law added to the docket These men are of Boston and were charged with the theft of a watch and arraigned in a Waterford court from which the cases cafne to the superior court, but were not docketed.
 On Robbery Charge.
 Fred Williams, Alexander Savage, and John Duffy of New York city were presented on the charge of rob- bing Christian Frosch in Stonington on April 29. They pleaded not guilty. The last two were represented by At torney Connor and Attorney Holland ersky appeared for Williams Judge Case appointing counsel.