Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-02

he moved the case be nolled on pay ment of the fine of $15 and costs.
 which was the fine in the city court in New London. Attorney Hollander- sky appeared for him.
 The charge against Michael Levine l of Colchester was nolled on payment
 breach of the peace. The nolle was entered on payment of the fine of the
 lower court $5 and costs. amounting to S15.8s.
 charged with intoxioation. was sen 1 fenced to 30 days in jail. sentence was l suspended and the accused placed on probation. Fitzgerald was ordered to
 report weekly to Probation Officer C. F1tzgerald's daughter told Judge Waller that her father had drank nothing since being arrested on this charge three months ago. The case against John Tinker of New London was continued, as MT. Whittlesey said that Tinker is con l ducting himself better than at any previous time.
 Case Against Cobb Noiied. A nolle absolute was ordered in the case of Patrick Cobb. Cobb. MT. Whittlesey said, is making the stipu- l lated weekly payments to his mother. The case against- Joseph Perry, charged with falling to send his chill dren to school in Waterford, was con tinued Attorney WhiftIesey said that he did not think the ends of justice would be served by hning Perry, who money from his support of them. O'ConneN Pays $25 Fine. The case against Michael O'Connell l of New London, charged with cruelty 1 to animals. was uolied on payment of fine of S25 and costs Attorney Whit tempting to prevent driver of the Perry Ice company from driving into side street, used a hoe, injuring the horse.
 In Non-Support, Case. Frank E.. Smith of Norwich. charged bond of $500 to pay his wife s4.50 weekly, and the case against him was continued. A. N. Carpenter of Nor wieh went surety for Smith. Smiths wife and daughter were in court.
 William Walsh of Norwich charged with intoxication, was sentenced to 30 days in Jail, sentence was suspended and he was placed in charge of his father Nicholas Walsh, who was in court.
 The case against Thomas Delaney of Norwich, charged with non-support was continued. MT. Whittlesey said that Delaney is making the payments to his wife ordered by the court.
 The case against John Phillips of Voluntown charged with not sending his children to school. was continued
 
 year. Phillips is now sending his chill dren to school
 TrernIy's Bond Called. k In the case of Frank Troniy of Norwich, charged with intoxication the bond was called. as Tromly failed son T. Gardner. Since the trial, from which Tromly appealed to the court Of -comntSu pleas. he has been arrested gain and served Jail sentence, then The bond in the case of Mary Kel ley was called, as she failed to appear. She was charged with intoxication and the case came from the Norwich city man.
 Fine of s1o0 Imposed. | John G. Kenyon of Norwich was fined $100 and costs for selling liquor on Sunday in his place, 6S North Main street, Norwich, on Feb. 23, 1913. He pleaded not guilty and later changed the plea to guilty The charge of con- duotlng a disorderly house was nolled.
 Attorney Bailey. counsel for Ken yon. said he should apply for. renew Judge Waller cared to hear him upon that matter, but the judge said that would come up later.
 The bond in the case of Joseph Co., lhenski of Norwich was called IS he was not in court Thomas J. Dodd was his bondsman. It was stated that 9Cohenski, who is a Pole, did not un- derstand where he was to come for court and that he would be in court in the afternoon He was charged with resisting an officer.
 Small Prisoner in Court.
 Columbus Sullivan of Norwich, a diIninutive chap of 10 years, was pres lent. charged with theft. Attorney Da- .vies was appointed guardian ad litem He said the boy has behaved all right since this offense, which was not a very serious one. The boys mother was in court and gave assurance he would be looked out for. Columbus was sentenced to the re- form school at Meriden. but Judge Waller suspended sentence and put the boy in charge of Probation Officer c. A Northrop of Norwich.
 Cases in which Attorney Jeremiah J. Desmond of Norwich was interested were allowed to go over until next term, as MT. Desmond is convalescing after serious illness.
 In the case of Jennie German of Norwich, charged with theft, the bond was called. Daniel J. Mccormick of Norwich was her bondsman.
 The bond was called in the case of James E. Dunn, as 1t was said he has left the state. Attorney Charles W. Comstock of MontvilIe was his bonds man.
 AT DAVIS THEATER.