Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-28

body was placed h ths receiving vault in the Willimantic cemetery. The bearers
 were Jshn M.. Harry F.. Martin and
 Harold Atwood.
 John 2. Murphy, S2. former resident of this city, died ak St. FranciS hospital, Hartford, Friday night He is survived
 by his wifa. Susan Mcvey Murphy. a
 son, Edward Murphy, sister. Mrs. James McQuiiian of this city. and brother, Dennis Murphy of Hartford. l Rosa<ie spirino of New London was
 charged with adultery with Mrs. Fran-1 cisco Castanzia of this city Saturday
 morning in the police court. Mrs. Castan- zia Is mother of Tony, the year old boy missing from his home, No. 6 Babcock court, since Feb. 18th Spirino was rep
 resented by Attorney Patrick J. Danahey.
 Mrs. Castanzia, the first witness for the state, said she was married in Italy some 22 years ago and had lived in this country for eight years, coming to Willi- nlantio from New London in 1913. She had known the defendant for six years,
 he having been a boarder at her home in New London. His board was S5 per
 month, and he took meals elsewhere. He first took advantage of her, she said, one morning while her husband was at work, dragging her to his room He threatened to kill her if she told her husband, she
 said, and bothered her often after this.
 These relations continued after she came
 to this city. the last time being In Febru-
 ary. 1920. Spirino had told her, she said,
 that he would kidnap Tony the missing
 child. when he became years of age, as
 the child was his. Mrs. Castanzia stated
 she had five children, ages Is, 8, 6, years and 16 months, respectively. She had not
 brought a marriage licensc to this coun-
 try. not thinking it necessary She did
 not know the names of the witnesses to ] her wedding. She admitted being afraid to tell her husband of her relations with Spirino at the time, but after Tony was stolen she took courage ard told. Sne
 was afraid Spirino would kill beth her husband and herself, as he had threaten ed.
 Francisco Castanzia. the husband, tes- tified that they were ra;-.ed ji Tussa Italy. His wife had nei.- told Jim C. her relations with Sp,rino. Mrs. Ca sc.c mother of Mrs. Cas.ftE,.ia, told tsf l.c::.g
 at the wedding of her daughter. Srt ] could not remember the names of the w l. !. nesses.
 5 Attorney Danahey otlc.e1 strongly tc l the admission of a.i |! |. testiim nv [ claiming document t:y evidence WE. : necessary to prove 'he h'lr:i iage of th, . Castanzias, and {: 10. Il judicial lec,s nii 2 to prove his conlen.i>a; but his arcL
 ! Foss. Attorney Dani' ey offered TO tCs c timony in defense. but asked the d,s c charge of his cliea; for lack of evidence = 'ge Foss f. rnd Droo:: cause how ? <ver, and bound SpirinJ eve: [. tht ,n.a 1t crIn1inal term .h- Src.'o' court u l. der bonds of $500. sJich0'ls Sylvectre O n New London furrisSed ia b"ni Alto. e ncy Danahey askc'l ikat Mrs. Castanzi t be made co-defendant n the cha-ge, bu 7, this was not 6eens1 necessary hy tn e court
 a Joseph Blank of Meriden, proprieto V of the Army and Navy store on Mai i, street, was charged with being an itinel = ant vender, doing businecs without a | - cense required by the staS and city. H e entered plea of not builty, but late
 changed it to guilty. He was fined S2 d and costs. amounting to $30.o5. which h
 paid.
 re A charge of breach of the peace va in entered against Mike Kumiski, a rnino ,e resulting from trouble over dog Egf " on Windham road last Thursday n m case was nolled when the complainant ,h William Guonack, failed to. appear. IT 30 court was ordered cleared for the trial ,n four small boys charged with breakir a and entering. They were Willia en Caisse, 13, Thomas Moriarty, II, Micha Ie Jolly, 14, and Emile Dagenault, 1 of Through Probation Ofhcer Elmer ] nd Young, all four entered pleas of guilt m Caisse and Dagenault were committed . the industrial school for boys at Middl ar town, Moriarty and Jolly belng placed ty probation for six months. with a warnil ve that unless they behaved themselves tn, .ct would be sent to MiddletoWn