Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-07

tory burglary, pleaded not guilty. It is alleged that he broke into a store in Putnam. His interests were also look l ed after by Mir. Torrey, as well as Ma ]! poleon. Martin of Putnam, charged with being a common drunlIard, to
 which charge he entered & plea of not guilty. He later changed his plea to
 guilty and was sentenced to 50 days 1 in Brooklyn jail. William Edgar Brown of Willin1antic l pleaded not guilty to3 the charge of statutory burglary. It is alleged that
 he broke into 8 building belonging to 1 Foley and Henry in this city and stole 1 l-s gallons of gasolene. He had been
 previously bound over by the local po- 1 lice court. Benny Hyden, of Killingly, pleaded not guilty to the charge of assault with intent to rape. In the complaint, it is alleged he offeilse was committed
 April 18th.
 1 Edward J. Bartlett of Grosvenordale, charged with burglary on five counts,
 entered plea of not guilty.
 Henry Robert and Joseph Lachapelle both of Willimantic, pleaded not gull
 ty to the charge of statutory burglary
 and the theft of 12 chickens. Later Roberts changed his plea<t to guilty and he was sentenced to nine months in the
 Brooklyn jaf after which the case
 against Lachapelle was nelled and he was allowed his freedom. The two men .fwere represented by Attorney Torrey. Wilfred Markey. IS, of Willimantic, when put to plea on charges of break ing and entering, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the reformatory at Cheshire for an indefinite term.
 Alfreda Nobrega pleaded not guilty
 to the charge of bigamy. It is alleged that he married a Massachusetts wo-
 man about March 1st, 1910 and five
 years later, while his first wife was Etiving. married another Massachusetts woman.
 ] Onier Bussier of Killingly pleaded
 not guilty to the charge of non- sup
 port of his wife Attorney Torrey
 Hooked after his interests
 The last prisoner put to plea before court adjourned for the day was Ed
 ward J. Bartlett who entered a plea of guilty to breaking and entering on two
 counts, the fourth and fifth in the complaint against him. States Alt torney Searls stated to the court that
 a stae prison senencet had been agreed ..s upon and Judge Greene sentenced the
 ' fpfisoner to not less than two years nor more than four years in Wethersfeld ,, on the fifth count and not less than three years on the fourth count
 At this point court adjourned until Friday morning at ten o'clock at which .I time criminal cases will be taken up. l Relatives from this city attended the : funeral of Mrs. Margaret Tatem, held
 from the home of J. NJ. Tatem in East
 ford, Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Burial was in Grove cemetery , Eastferd. Funeral services for Dewitt C. Man ming were held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock from the parlors of Jay Al 1 Shepard. The services were conduct l ed by the Rev. H. c. Beebe of South : Coventry. The following members oi } Windham Encampment, No. 10, I. O !, o. F., of which order MT. Manning was a member acted as bearers: Elmer NJ ) Young, Fred l.. Avery, Ernest Noble 5 and Charles H. Beebe. Burial was ir , Wilmington Hill Cemetery, where g committal service was conducted bS members of the subordinate lodge o1 l Odd Fellows of Stafford Springs. l The funeral of DoDrcthy May, in. fant daughter of Mr and Mrs William r Heyward, was held Tuesday afternoon
 at 4:3o o'clock from the chapel rooms E of Jay Nj. Shepard. Rev. Harry $ 1 McCready officiated and burial was ir 9 Chewink cemetery, Chaplin.
 l Mrs. E. M. Burdck, 30. died at he, Q home in South Manchester Sunday. II Q addition to her husband. she is sur. : vived. by two daughters, Mrs. W. B Hull and Miss Iona Burdick of Soutt ;.I Manchester; three brothers, Georgt = Lyman of South Manchester William :, Lyman of -N'illimantic Benjamin Ly-
 man of Gilead and Norman Lyman O S Talyottville.
 . Mrs. Annie Marie Baker. 32, die. 7 early Tuesday morning at her home il . 1 Warrenville, after few days illness She vas the widow of Louis A. Bake
 and is survived by her parents. Au r gustus and Josephine Karhan; ; y brother, Charles Karhan of New Yorl 2 and four sisters, Josephine, Jennie ant c Helen Karnan of New York and Mrs T Marie Baker of Warrenville.
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