New Britain herald., 1915-06-08
Forbidden to Practice 1
 Again in Hartford CouI
 Judge Case in Superior
ADMITS HIS GUILT
 TO MANSLkU

forming Criminal Operat
 Resulted in Death of 1f
 shannahan on Deccnl,<
 Lonely Home in .Kcnsin
 Defense offered.
 With bowed head Dr. o&
 Mangini of this city. pleaded
 rnanslaughter in the criminal
 court this morning and was 44
 by Judge Willias Case, Slate
 ney Hugh M. Alcorn and
 William Kennedy, Noble M
 Mangini and P. F. McDouourt
 senting the, accused concuf4
 serve thirty days in jail, pay a
 $500 and costs and upon the
 tion of his jail sentence to ie4/
 Britain and Hartford county, 0
 return here to practice medicin|
 Dr. Mangini accepted his <
 with no show of emotion.
 It was charged tha ton o<| December ? Dr. Manefnf perf0| criminal operation on Miss JuI< rahan of Naugatuck, and tb<| her to a lonely house in Ken& occupied by Joseph Renald| family, where she died on D>, 6 of septic peritonitis. It Wa> v.ously expected that Dr. M would plead not guilty and go before jury but on advice Of l1 lawyers he pleaded guilty and aN sentence at once.
 As the charge was read to tn doctor he stood erect before tl14 and in low voice, which scarcely be heard across the room, he pleaded guilty. then his head.
 states Attorney Rcsicws (z
 After hearing ther plea 0f States Attorney Aic0rn stated fH| ifa this case to the court. ,4e 4A Dr. Mangini was formerly 4 pf8| physician in Waterbury. where a brother, who Is member of fl| About two years ago he moved q Britain and took up tbe prar{| medicine here.
 The victim in the case. Mix3 C. Shannahan explained the stat torney, came of a good family in| gatuck and has a brother who N important position in New Yorll the New York, New Haven ana ford Railroad. Miss Shnn1 knew Dr. Mangini in waterbur| she came 10 New Britain to c| him about her case. Her pan1 who is said to be Daniel FriahefI< < ct Poughkeepsie, met her in ford, where they teIepnoned N Mangini and made an appoint Both visited the office, where arm ments for the operation were MT. Alcorn said. Later the gfr to New Britain alone t.ther at his office or at the Ro home in Keisington the illegal o| lion was performed. The girl wal 10 bed fin the lonely Renaidf and her condition grew Std s,orse. Although Dr. Mangini v| he patient many times both at md day she died on the foiIa MT. F1aherty, the mx. ut "brother Dan" mentioned he case first came to aften -.sited the girl at the lonely .ouse and also came with Dr. .ini. Mir. Alcorn alleged. Tiaf aid the Renaidi family some na oi the girls board. the prosed aid. Flaherty was ready to ere to testify had it been necenl aid States Attorney Acorn
 Saved Dead Girls Name.
 Several facts were brought ou| 1e states attorney favorable to| ccused. He said that by piea| uilty the New Britain doctor wed the state great. expense much trouble. as {| ere one or two features that it w. ave been hard to prove, altno lere is not the slightest doubt aI le guilt of the accused. Anothef pint, he said. is that by plca< lilty pr. Mangini has saved tho d rls name and obviated the rfo ty of dragging 1t through tho f z the enforced disclosures wl ould have been compulsory ere been a trial
 Attorney Alcorn said he had c rred with counsel for the dcfc i'd they had agreed to the pena e therefore recommended a fine 00 and costs, a sentence of thl .ys in. jail and a promise that on piration of his term in jail he le sw Britain and Hartford county \ t practise here again.
 Lawyers for the defense aeuiiie 2, Judge Case adopted the stn tf rney's recommendation
 Judge Cases Opinion. After imposing sentence Judge a TT hope he won't bur s activities in New Haven cous is not altogether good policy mp characters Of his sort into |. e. 4s