Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
CLEANED, UP THE
 SUPERIOR COURT DOCKET
Before Adiournins Criminal Term Without Day-Lons List of cases.

 In the superior court here on Thurs day morning State Attorney Hull went through the entire docket, disposine of the cases which had not previously been disposed of either by entering nolles or continuances. Then this term of the criminal superior court adjourned without day. The case of Barnett, Levy, charged with theft, was continued The term of probation in the case against Fanny Green has expired and the case went of. The case against Attorney Ralph H, Denison of Groton, charged with em- hezzlement, was continued. State Att torney Hull stating that the wife of the accused died recently and Attorney John c. Geary was i'll and unable to be in court.
 The case against Calgero Chiappone, charged with eheft of cattle, was con- tinued.
 Brenstein's Probation Continued. State Attorney Hull reported that the term of probation of Abraham Bronstein expired in April, but he wished 1t extended until the next ees- sion of the court in May.
 Angelic Covello was continued in the custody of the probation oficer.
 The probation in the case against Edwin Jones has expired and the case went off
 The case against William Noonan, charged with indecent assault, was continued. &
 The case against Mary Perone was continued, and she will remain in the custody of the probation officer.
 The case against Asa Walden, who is on probation, was continued. Attorneys Illness Caused Postpone
 rnent.
 The cases against William Lunchan- sky, Nathan Pumerantz and Benjamin PUmerantz were continued. State Att torney Hull stated that he had agreed to try the case. but Attorney Geary was i'll and could not be in court.
 The case against Harland D. Bry- den, charged with falsifying accounts, was continued.
 The probation term in the case of Harry Derosia has expired and his case went of.
 The probation term in the case against George Dyer, alias George Brainard. was continued until May.
 The case against William Youngs, who has been on probation, went off.
 The case against Raymond Abil- gaard, charged with theft, was con tinued.
 The case against James Beatty, who has been on probation, went of.
 The case against Leo Wolfe, which had been continued until further order of court, was nolled.
 The case against Joseph FogeIson of New York. charged with indecent as- sault, was nolled.
 Nelle in Ysrrinston's Case.
 The state attorney recommended a nolle in the case against Charles E. Warrington, chargeds with attempting to influence a juror. He said that the evidence was weak, there being only one other witness, whose testimony would not be strong. The nolle was entered.
 The case against Garofall Bruno, and goods from a store at the navy yard, was nolled.
 coioneonio Trial Next Term. a of New London, charged with man. slaughter in shooting and killing Gui- scope D'Ancico. was continued. Colon tonic was charged with first degree murder, but grand jury failed to find a true bill against him. State Attorney Hull stated he would try the man next term on the charge of rnanElaughter.
 The case against Earl May and Tru- man Brown, which was partially tried on the charge of breaking and entering a railroad freight car, and the case discontinued because of the illness of a juror, was continued
 The case against Owen J. Frabo. charged with assault and battery, was continued
 The case of John Higgins, charged with theft of jewe1ry in Mystic, came up again Thursday. The boys father came from Providence and upon his assurance that he could take care of the boy, the boy was placed on prcba. ton.