Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08

The superior court, September GRIM
inal term came in at New London on
tuesday afternoon at o'clock with
Judge William H. williams on the
bench. The docket is a long one con-
tanning more than 20 new and con-
| tinued cases.
In the morning IT prisoners went
| from here in custody of officers to be
| arraigped in the afternoon and. there
Were "a prisoners held in the New
London jail who were also in court.
Inc prisoners box was not large
enough to accommodate the men ac-
cused and some of them were held in
| the jurors room
The court room was well filled with
| lawyers and spectators, many Of the
| latter being friends Of the accused
men.
Rev. James w. Bixler offered PRAYER
Immediately following the opening of
Known Ming, Chinese Iaundryman.
OF New London, charged with rape
Two weeks ago on Mary Snitkin, the
Inirteen years old daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. Mary Snitkin, of Cutler
street, pleaded not guilty.
Beatrice PEBBLES, colored of New
London, charged with the theft Of
JeWelry to the amount OF $11O from
MRS. Mile Hislop, of Williams street,
New London, pleaded guilty.
Inc PEBBLES woman was EMPLOYED
as domestic at the Hislop residence
and it is alleged that she stole the
several pieces of jewelry last June,
giving them to male friend for dis
position.
James O'Day, of New Lodon.
charged with statutory burglary, in
breaking into the building of the Tex
as OIL company in New London sever
al weeks ago, pleaded not guilty.
Raymond Atiliguard, of New Lon
don, charged with theft of jewelry of
$40 value from residence of Thomas ].
kehr, pleaded not guilty. He was
without counsel and c. B. Smith was
assigned by the court
James Beatty, of Norwich, charged
with stealing 81 worth Of fowl from
James Dunn. OF Norwich, pleaded not
guilty.
John F. Day, of New London cbare-
ca with bigamy in marrying Masel
Nickerson at Washington and later
marrying Beaxty Fairbanks of New
London, while his first wife was living.
pleaded not guilty.
Arthur Currier. a stranger, charged
with attempt to break and enter a
Central Vermont freight car in New
London, by breaking the seal, plead
ed guilty. He did not desire counsel.
Thomas Duff. of New London chare-
with the theft July 81 last. of a dia-
mond pin valued at 800 from Sam
uel Plat, of Canada, while the lat
ter was guest at the Crocker house,
pleaded not guilty. Duff was en-
ployed as a bell boy at the hotel.
MAX Fugenbaug, Joseph Green and
Abraham Specter, charged with rob-
perry from three persons at the Union
pleaded not guilty.
Jacob Jones, of New London charg-
ed with assault with intent to muir
der John Johnson by stabbing pleaded
not guilty. Jones was willing to
plead guilty to assault but not to as
sault with intent to kill. Neither
would Jones plead guilty to assault
with intent to murder. Jones did not
want lawyer, but Judge Williams
assigned Attorney John c. Geary.
GenaTo Garbardello of New London,
charged with stealing 702 pounds of
sheet lead, valued at $52.16 from NJ. J.
DAILY & Sons, Inc, contractors at the
Connecticut College for Women. plead
ed not guilty. A relative of the ac-
cused and of the same name, is
while out on bail. fed to Italy.
John McDonough, of Waterford,
charged with statutory burglary in
breaking into the building in Water
Iord: owned by James H. James.
Max McCut1ck. of Montville charg-
ed with carrying concealed weapons.
pistol without permit, pleaded not
guilty.
Aleck Lakosky, of Montville. charr-
ed with statutory rape on Vera Siegel
a minor, also of MontvilIe, pleaded not
guilty.
Edward Porter colored. a minor
residing in Ledyard, charged with
statutory burglary on two counts. in
breaking into the residence at Led
yard OF Phoebe Norman, and Jesse
Pierce pleaded guilty on the second
count, and not guilty on the first
count
Waiter Cole, alias Smith, of Led
yard, charged with statutory burglary
on August 8. 1918, entering the house
or Hubert Angel, and CARRYING away
effects. pleaded not guilty.
William Domhroski, of Norwich.
charged with statutory burglary on
four counts, entering buildings of
Russell Smith. Samuel and Leo Kro-
Mig United Cigar Stores company and
Will L. Stems, all of Norwich, plead
ed not guilty.
charged with statutory burglary in
breaking into a New Haven railroad
freight car at Norwich, pleaded not !
guilty.
Michael Culomb, of Norwich charg-
ed with statutory burglary in enter
ing building of the American Straw |
board Co., at Norwich, pleaded not |
guilty.
William Hamilton, of Norwich |
with statutory burglary, in |
entering the building of James Nc |
Nally, of Norwich, pleaded guilty.
Jail Sentences for Two.
John McDonough changed his plea
from not guilty to guilty of statutory |