Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
CROION SHOOTING CASE ON TRIAL
Joseph Savino Accused of Attempt to Kill Mrs. Crsna Migiiacio-Two Shots Went Through Her Coat-Her Husband Answered With Two Shots-Savino Had Been Boarder In the Family

and her hair fell down in the strug gle while the witness came up to them. The witness said he saw the other men lead Joe over to the David house. Joe was not trying to escape.
 Concenta- CafarO mother of Mrs. terpreter that she and her daughter were in bed when they heard the noise outside and there were three boarders asleep upstairs. She could not tell the names of the boarders. She said that she and her daughter were afraid and went back to bed af- ter they had seen 8 man go out of the door,.
 MigIiacio's Story.
 F. Manuel Migliacio, who said he had been in this country five years and was 8 Iaborer and had been em- pIoyed at the garage of Thomas Avery at Eastern Point. testified that he had known Joe Savino, the accused, about four years. The witness was married three years ago in New London. Sa- vino had been a hoarder with Miglia- cio about a year up to last October.
 On Monday morning. Sept. ', when he got home from work, his wife told him that a man had got into the Fhouse the night before.
 He testified to a later meeting with Savino, who told him that Mrs. Mig liacio was fooling around too much with Manuers cousin. and claimed he had seen the wife and the cousin in the house while Migliacio was away at work nights. At first Migliacio did not believe his wife was a bad wo- man and he told Savino so, but Sa- vino convinced him and persuaded him to stay away from work that night, promising to prove what he had said about Mrs Migliacio.
 Migliacio told how he and Savino went to the house that night and went T ho watched before this. hey saw Mrs. Migliacio and her mother come back to the house. The witness said that hoth the women went upstairs and went to bed, supposing he was away at work
 The testimony stopped at this point as 1t came time to adjourn court to the next morning
 The Jury Chosen.
 The jury in the case comprises: Abraham Cramer Norwich; William c. sherman, Colchester: Albertus c. Burdick Ransom H. Young, Samuel F. Palmer, Griswold; Rowland $. Browning, Lebanon; FOrrect c. Lei fngWell. BoZrah; Frederick Rabbit, Benjamin Gallup, Sprague: Ernest NJ Blake, Lisbon; Charles $. Ray, Salem: Benjamin s. Hall. Voluntown.
 Other Matters Settled.
 Other matters that were settled in court during the morning were the following:
 The case against Herbert Spencer charged with breaking into place in Montville was nolled at the suggestion of the states attorney. Major Hull said that the accused is no more than half-witted and the burglary was com mitted more for the purpose of get ting food than for anything else.
 Attorney H. H. Pettis, who appeared for Spencer. said that Mason J. Cog geshau is willing to take Spencer and care for him. It was decided that when Coggesball is ready Spencer will be placed in his custody. Lawyer Pet tis was made guardian
 The court decided that the. case of the state vs Jacob Byzdil will be dis posed of next week. He pleaded guilty during the term to making an assault upon NJ. Beetham of Preston with a pistol
 Frisco Villarni, a deputy sheriff from Newark. N. J.. who was accused of three serious crimes, was allowed to plead guilty to adultery, and his sen tence was postponed. It is @ Mont vile case and the accused came from Newark. Attorney V. P. 4. Quinn had been assigned as counsel by the court.