Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-19

Thomascetro Popagello, 23 was sen- fenced by Judge Joel Reed in the su- perior court here to serve not less than one nor more than five years in the state prison. after the prisoner had pleaded guilty to having indecently assaulted Irene Boucher, girl of years, the act alleged to have occur red on. the West Side in Danielson on Sunday afternoon. Oct. 20, 1912. The prisoner has been held in the county jail since that time.
 In court Tuesday, Popagello, who had pleaded guilty to the charge against him when first presented in the superior court more than a week ago. was represented by Attorney c. L. Torrey of this city
 Mrs. Boucher, mother of the child, testified for the state that she and the child went for @ visit with relative on the afternoon that the assault was committed. Irene left the house after 6 time. Later Mrs. Boucher went to look for the child, and saw Irene in the company of the defendant. Irene had a, bag of candy, which Popage1lo had bought for her. Evidence introduced by other states witnesses, including Walter I. Chase and Lauretta Heneault, both of Danielson, showed that ~Popa- gella had been in the company of, the little girl during the afternoon men toned
 Attorney w F. Woodward of Dam ieIson was assisting State Attorney Searts in presenting the states case, which was nearly completed when Popa gello changed his plea to guilty, bridging the trial to an abrupt end 1nQ
 TopagelIo was in Danielson seeking wo1:k when he got into trouble His horne is in Olneyville where he has a ter only a few weeks old.
 The other case disposed of Tuesday " as that of the state vs- Alfred McGee, Michael Dugan and George Cham n al ph with sailing leans to grocers in the town of Plain fde1d. Dugan and Champagne each pleaded guilty and were fined $50 and costs each which they made arrange ments to pay The case against Me- < Gee. who was less involved in the transaction, was nolled.
 Court adjourned to this CWednes- day1 morning. when the cases assigned vs. Mary B. Torrey, and Alice Savigny vs. Dona Sagvfny.
 Short Calendar Session.
 sion and assignment of cases in the superior court here Thursday morning at 103e o'clock, Judge Reed presiding:
 Helen l.. Richardson and Helen Jackson Hunt vs. Frederick I. Richard son; Ida M. Kennedy vs. Nathan W. Kennedy; Ida M. Kennedy vs. Nathan w. KenHedy; Anderson Martin Elec- trio Co. vs. Pomfret School ct al. De- fault for failure to answer as to John V. Shaefer, Jr.. & Co, G. H. Herbe; James Stewart; Thomas c. Clarie: M. N. Cartier Sons Co.,, Atlas Roofing Co.,, John o. Fox & Co, L. F. Averill & Son: Henry H. Davenport, and Irving Iron Works. Application of Frank w. Cougdon for reward; DeliIna Brodeur vs. Alexis Brodeur; Harry w. Clark vs. W. Irving Morse; Eleanor Goodrich Campbell vs. Douglas Campbell; Jo- seph Dumas ct ux vs. Philias Belle ct al Nellie Egan vs. Frank Montville; Nellie Egan vs. city of Putnam; Fred Nen vs. Anna Capwell; William C. old vs Charles E. Robinson; Alfred 2Oden vs. w. A. Arnold, adrnr
 Uncontested divorces: Mittie Ben nett vs- Edward Bennett; Ellen Gild- ard ys. William Gfldard
 Trial list. to court: Henry H. Daven- port ys. Gertrude Vinton; Uncas Pow CT Go. vs- Frederick E. Shaw ct al; Anderson Martin Electric Co. vs. Pom fret School ct al.; George H. Chase vs. Myrtle B. Chase; Wm. Desautels vs. Putnam Light and Power Co.,: Ludger Desautels vs. Putnam Light and Pow CT Co.,; Harold Morgan vs. The Con- necticut Co.,; Helen s. Hammond vs N. r.. N. H. & H. R. R. Co.,: William Hammond ys. same company.
 Birthday Celebration.
 A birthday party for Gladys Stratton was given at the home of Mrs. Mary F. Evans, Farrows street, Tuesday aft ernoon. The rooms were decorated day, and in the shaded rooms the pret-f