Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-13
PUTNAM

While setting up wireless apparatus at his home, 253 School street, about O. clock Tuesday afternoon, Ellsworth Sabin. 15, son of MT. and Mrs John Sabin, was -electrocuted It is thought that wire he was handling came in contact with a high tension wire carrying 2,200 volts. As. soon as his condition became known he was rushed to the Day Kimball hos pital but he died on the way. At the | time of the accident he was working on | the aerial at his home with William Mansfield Mansfield was not injured
 Young Sabin was the oldest of three children and was a sophomore at Putnam i High school A number of persons who have been held at Brooklyn jail to answer to crim- inal charges were arraigned in the sp- perior court here before Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich, Tuesday morning at ] the opening of the October term of the i court
 In the absence of State Attorney 1 Charles E. Searls, who as yet has not l sufficiently recovered to come into court 1 Attorney Samuel B. Harvey of Wil1iman- l tic acted in MT. Searls' place as special attorney for the state. Attorney Charles
 l. Torrey of this city appeared as public
 A full court room assembled to wit
 ness the disposition of the cases. l Aloysius F. Ryan. of this city, plead l ed guilty to a charge of carrying con 1 cealed weapons and was sentenced to
 serve one year in jail. execution of the
 sentence being suspended and Ryan plac-
 ed on probation under the care of r. w. Seward. Attorney Arthur s. Macdon- aid appeared as counsel for Ryan and in his statement to the court explained that the weapon that the accused was charg-
 ed with having carried was rusty weap-
 on of small calibre that was not loaded at the time the incident that caused Ryan's arrest occurred.
 Frank Moreau. charged with having committed an indecent assault upon the
 person of Miss Marion Morris, at Ab- ington. on the night of May 9 last,
 pleaded not guilty. This case will go to
 trial
 Another plea of not guilty was entered
 by Albert Rose. IS, who is charged with , having broken into the place of business of Fred E. Franklin of this city. Roses
 case also is expected to go to trial 4 sentence of indefinite stay at the
 state reformatory at Cheshire was pro nounced by Judge Greene in the case of Eugene Regnier, of North Grosvenordaie.
 who pleaded guilty to breaking and en-
 tering two stores in that place on June
 28, and stealing $50. The places burglar , ized are conducted by Theodore Duval z and Alfred Meuner.
 Stanley Kaminiski, F, of KilIingly, was 2 another who was released under a sus- : pended sentence Kaminiski was chars- e ed with Waving stolen, on May 8 last,
 S1S0 from his brother-in-law with whom ! he was living. Since that time the youth = has been held at Brooklyn jail In his hal, cTo e and Attorney Torrey that all of the stolen
 money excepting what the accused had |, spent for suit of clothes had been re- s stored to it's rightful owner and that t the brother-in-law had no desire that y further punishment be inflicted upon n Kaminski, who was sentenced by the
 court to serve one year in jail. but the e sentence suspended and the youth plac.
 ed in charge of Attorney A G. Bill of S Danielson as probation officer. s plea of not guilty was entered by s George Aldrich, of Pomfret, charged witf f abuse of a female child-Isahelle Minor | on August IS last. This case is listed fol l. trial
 Frank Williams, 24. formerly of wili
 mantle, and Victor Rainville, %. whose r home is in Woonsocket, were both sen v fenced, and will serve time, after plead. > | ing guilty to a charge that they stole ar
 automobile in Willimantic on August 3l # last Williams was given 8 year in the n county jail and Rainville not less thar il year nor more than IS months in the t state prison.
 Attorney Harvey explained that tht 2 car these yourg men stole was the prop. V erty of C. H. Foster of Lebanon and thar 2 it was taken from the street in Williman tic about 10,30 on the night of August
 31 and driven through to Woonsocket q where an officer arrested the young men il It was related in court that RainviIle F since his arrest. has been boastful of hi:
 knowledge of methods of automobile
 stealing and also claims to be absent
 l without leave from the army post where \ he has been stationed at San Antonio l Texas As a boy he was an inmate ot a Rhode Island reforInatOry
 A In passing on these cases, Judge Greene A remarked that he had wearied of havins ' stolen automobile cases come Everett Lamoureux and Levina La g moureux of this city, pleaded guilty to A charge of adultery. LamoureuX was giv q en not less than one nor more than twt q years in the state prison, while Mrs Fl Lamoureux was sentenced to serve a yea q in. jail.
 A Mrs. Lamoureux is the wife of Alex