Putnam patriot., 1917-03-16
SUPERIOR COURT Man Who Wounds Two G0eS tO States
 Prison
Three Divorees Granted

Three criminal cases were disposed Of Tuesday Frank Muszynskt' charged with assault with intent to kill and murder, was allowed to plead guilty 10 assault with intent to kill and was sentenced 10 not less than one nor more than two years in states prison.
 On October 10th Muszynski entered a saloon In Central Village and when he was refused liquor he went out and procured revolver and upon his te. turn began shooting. He wounded Thomas Hosoode through the cheek and Henry Eamoureux through the right shoulder.
 In relating the case to the court the states attorney said that the defend, ant was a minor, 20 years old, and pre- Vious 10 this occasion had bourne a good reputation. He thought that the crime was too serious one to allow of imprisonment in the state reformstoty and thought that states prison sent ence should be imposed "fhere Is al- together too much of this promiscus shooting in the state of Connecticut and too little regard for the sane. tily of human life to pass such things over lightly said the attorney
 The court told the interpreter to in- form the defendant that he had com. mitted very serious offence. lie had shot two men and 1t was more good fortune than anything else that death did not result. He took into consider- alton that he was young man and it was the policy of the court to give a young man aehance and that he hoped 1t would be recognized that a light sentence was being imposed and that the defendant would try to make l something of himself when his te, ,m expired
 Fred Bradley, charged jointly with Phillip Foster, with stealing "a heifer belonging 10 tClarence Daggett of Plainiield, plead guilty, The states attorney told the court that Foster had disappeared forfei,ing 8 bond and that he considered him the greatest cul- 1 pit. He recommended suspended sentence of six months in jail anu that the defendant be placed on probation on payment of costs. This sentence the court imposed.
 Nick kissl of ,willimantic plead guilty to simple assault and was fined S25 and costs. The case came up from | the Wilimuntie police court on SD peal
 Counsel in the case of Eva r. Warren vs. Wm. Warren, both Of Putnam were heard A motion for $50 slimony pend ente lite was granted the petitioner. | Upon suggestion of coursel that the tes iimonywould be such that it should mol be heard In open court Lawyer Ernest | C, Morse of Putnam was appointed a committee 10 hear the evidence.
 While the grand jury was out there was short calendar session st which three unoontested Adiyorces were granted.
 Annie Rennick was granted decree from Samuel Rennick on the ground of cruelty. The parties reside in Put nam, the husband being engaged ir the grocery ,business.
 Mrs, Renniek testified that she wa married June Srd, 1914 at Putnam For six weeks all went welt She theu went 10 Providence to get child by her former husband. Then the trouble began. Her husband started quarrel ling, lighting and pounding her. H' knocked her down and threw her anc the child out of the house. She had
 him arrested and he was sent to jai
 for sixty days. When he got out h,
 promised te do better if she would liy, i with him. She did, but trouble began , sgain. Finally he threw her dowu l and kicked her, Her hand was eui ; by being forced through s window ane
 her back was so seriously injured thai