The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-12-06
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By JUDGE GREENE
TOUNFORTUNATES
Light Sentences Where Pleas
Of Guilty Of Wrong Do
ing Are Entered.

Among the cases disposed of by
1ndge Gardiner Greene in the su-
8eElor court. criminal side. yesterday,
are the following:
Joseph Prone. Bridgeport. theft Of
Se4.2s from Samuel Resnick, a room
mate. aix months in Jail. suspended on
4enditton he return to New York. Pr.
fqne Is suffering from tubercular
bQneA and his condition Is such he
should be In an institution to receive
she proper care.
Gustave Nabbie Of Stamford had
<hs honor OF receiving the first state
DEigQR sentence, not moro than three
nor less than two years, for theft Nov.
* 5eWelry valued at about $1,000
kElEa a house where he had been en-
p'0yed Ia StamforGl He waited until
tie family was away and then col
eotod all he could find, pawning some
Of K In New York. where he was APP
prehsnded.
Nike Dirgo Of Monroe was sentenc-
~ 20 six months In Jail for theft of a
Aqras in Monroe Nov. 10. He sold
as horse In Bridgeport for SIS, and
Prosecutor Carter said the man who
bQuGAk e was equally guilty with Dir
80 More soss raid judge Greene.
Gtephen Ruder. a German alien,
tl1estad In April last for attempt to
l0t wires on the railroad line, was
As1tenced to jail for g. year. but the
sentence will be suspended whenever
EI,s United States authorities come for
him TO place him in internment for
TAX period of the war. He failed in
I'r Nkksmpt, fell. and suffered the loss
81 les. He will never recove7 from
to eLec1e OF the electric shock he re-
rk1llneflon OF the mental eapac-
~ q Richard TAylor Of New Canaan
wa - made. He Ia accused OF
sealing horse In that town, and Is
4ahEdsred Incompetent e
SIX months In jali for attempted
robbery was imposed on Donnintck
pierNf Of Etanford; Tony LArrossa OF
EridgeDcFt. charged with THEFT, for.
x4lts1 q bond; Arthur Mofitt Of DAN
bury ths1t OF poultry, two months IA
ls Jogsph RistsilO Of Stamford, sta
ft<cEy burglary, ons year In jail: Jo-
z5pA AcOowan Of Danbury, theft Of
2flf1y, state reGormatory at requesi
q relatives,
1aezEsd with en6ezziement of $20d
zFcm Ehs Alb q q. Henkels Co, wal
11n4sneed to ono year In jail, sen.
1ence suspended, and placed undel
rro1aelon. He was In charge OF q
1neh store establlshed BY the com.
5tn7 and admits taking the money
FeEe1t0r Carter showed q letter
from tue company In which 1t Is stat,
Cd EestitHt1on has been made, and 1
NJ longer desired TO prosecute on tina;
16count He said the officials Of thu
company should be In tho dock be
eide Foley. It was this recommends.
Ton. however, which led to the sus
pension Of the penalty.
Frank Bigelow. theft OF an auto
mobile which he drove to Providence
N1s sentenced TO one year IN jail
sentence Was suspended, and Bigelov
WIS given permission to leave tn
State. A plea by his wife had con
siderable erect In inducing the tudg,
10 suapend the sentence.
Oscar Herrere was placed on pro
baton. He robbed several lodgers II
3 house In State street and sold th'
articles stolen in New York.
John ana Andrew Dennfgon wer'
1'Iaced on probation. They pleadet
guilty to Ghsfts Of brass from shol
IA winch they worked
William Sweeney of New Haxei
44s eenteDced to eight months In jai
on a charge of robbery.
Albert Berger was sent to jail TO
year Tor statutory of0ense agaans
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inward W. Smith of Bridgepor
t.ar asntanced TO two months In jai