Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-02

ford, accused of statutory burglary at the building of Henry L. Watrous and Lester L. Watrous in Waterford on Feb. 23, pleaded not guilty. Attorney Smith was counsel.
 Theft in Norwich Harbor.
 George Stone of Taftville, accused of statutory burglary in theft of goods from the boat of J. F. Sheridan in Nor Wich harbor on the night of July 9th. Not guilty. Joseph Turcotte and boy named Appleby are also named in the accusation, but they have escaped arrest so far.
 Frank P. Trowbridge. of Montvillo who is almost stone deaf accused st assault and battery on I. Weinstein on Feb. 4, pleaded not guilty. John H. Barnes Is his attorney.
 Wm. Tryon, of New London. ac- cuSed of indecent assault upon Gladys Stark on July 15 at New London. Not guilty.
 Norwich MansIaushter Case.
 Albert Wiewiora, of ..orwich. ac- cused of manslaughter in causing the death of Lawrence Mydock at s Sherman street in this city on the night of July 25 by striking, beating and kicking Mydock and continuing the beating after he had thrown My dock to the ground, and giving him two mortal wounds, which fractured Myoocks skull in two places, so that Mydock died on July 27th.
 The accused was without means and Attorney Thomas M, Shields was appointed as his counsel The ac- cused pleaded not guilty.
 Guilty of Stealing a Horse. George Williams of New London. ac- cused of theft of horse valued at $1 %, from Barnard Belgrade on June 24 pleaded guilty. He had no counsel and did not wish any.
 Bonds of $2ooo for Wiewiora. In the Wiewiora nanslaughter case attorney Thomas M. Shields made a plea to the court for a moderate bail and suggested s1,000. but States At torney Hull thought this small and Judge Shumway made the bail $2,000.
 Bonds Reduced for Two Boys. Attorney w. G. Murray made state ment to the court on behalf of An g. two boys who had been charged with breaking into places in Jewett City and had been sent to the state reform school, but had been released from there under bonds of $500 on ar appeal brought by the attorney. He to $100' for each, which the court al lowed and the case was continued tt January.
 Henry Rondeau of Griswold ac- cused of entering the building of Phil | jas Grenier at Griswold on June 27th torney W. G. Murray. pleaded no guilty.
 Murderous Assault in Borah. Thomas kumska and Peter kam | inska, both minors, and both of Boz | rah. accused of assault with intent tt kill Paul Kornoutski on May 26th a Bozrah with some sharp instruments ] pleaded not guilty. Attorney H. H l Pettis was assigned to kumska ant Attorney T. M. Shields to Kaminska. l At 3:30 a. recess for half an hou was taken to allow counsel to confe with those to whom they had beer assigned.
 -eserted In a Few Months. l Married on June 2S, 1909. to LeRo. R. Hubbard of New London, Imogen IL. Cook Hubbard of the same plac charges that she was deserted by hin in November of the same year. Tn papers in the divorce suit she ha brought on these grounds were filed ol l Tuesday with the clerk of the super for court and the suit is returnable il l September.
 When court came in again after tn recess, the states attorney said tha there was not further business for tn day and Judge Shumway had cour adjourned to the next morning at Il o'clock when it is expected that tn, first of the trials for the session vii be taken up.
 Isaac Click Absent.
 Isaac Click of this city who. was em ployed in tailor shop here and wa accused of the theft of a diamond rin, left by D. T. Shea for repairs at tn shop, was not in court when his cas- from the pockets of a pair of trouser
 was called. He has been out unde
 bond of $200 since he was bound owe
 from the Norwich police court in July Sheriff Sydney A. Brown was il
 charge of the prisoners assisted b.
 Jailers Oscar H. Main from the Nor
 wich jail and ~Winder E. Reed iron
 the New London jail with deput
 sheriffs There were 31 men in tn pen, the space behind the steel grat
 ing being hardly enough to accom- modate them.
 One woman prisoner had a seat out | side. Sixteen of the prisoners cam
 from the Norwich jail and fifteen fror | New London.
 Jury On Hand Today. l The jurors have been summoned t be present tLis morning. Those draw for jury duty are the following: l William Weldon Herbert A. Gard
 ner John D. Rogers, Hans Larse1
 Norwich; Otis A. Browning. Natha
 H. Hall, Maurice Flynn, Preston; Ar , thur C. Standish, John F. OConnel Colchester, John F. Hennon, Jame
 F. Crary. William E. Payton. Gris . wold; George H. Hoxie, Elmer I
 Pultz. Albert G. Kneeland, Lebanon Horace G. Lewis, Chester S. Main f North Stonington; John McManu
 Bozrah; William J. Brassil, Franklin
 Samuel Milner, Frank A. Fftcl
 Sprague; George A. Kennedy, Lisbon ? Charles A. Williams, Salem; Leonar
 B. Kinnie, Voluntown.
 M. Malinowsfi from New Britain, Polish interpreter, was used in. severi
 cases during the day.