Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-09

other. The. arrest was made by officer William Jarvis who was called in to settle dispute between MT. Green and a car with which he was in collision. When Officer Jarvis requested Greens certificate, it was discovered that he did not. have one. and so he was summoned into court for Monday. He was fined $1 with. costs of $2 After sentence had been passed. and the fine paid, Green turned to Judge .Geissler and said:
 Your honor, if I may speak, I should like to commend Officer Jarvis. He ham died the matter Saturday very nicely and strengthened it out nicely I want ed to call this fact to your attention
 Henry Hogan of Putnam, who was arrested for drunkenness Sunday by Captain John Buiger. did not appear when his case was, called. A cash bond of s25 was declared forfeited by Judge Geissler.
 CarmOn ClnqueErene. of Putnam, was charged with intoxication. breach ot the peace, threatening to kill. and carrying l a concealed weapon. To the first and 1 second charges. through his attorney, Arthur S. Macdonald. he pleaded not guilty. To the other two charges he pleaded guilty. Mrs. Hester Girade, who lives in the same house with the lCinquegrene family testified that she could not say whether Cinquesrene, was ! drunk or not Saturday. but she knew | he was in an excited frame of mind.
 She was sitting on her doorstep about 1 5.S0 when Cinduegrene came home. and ! he at once began to talk to her As the conversation progressed he began to use l language which she characterized as 1 50 bad I wouldn't repeat 1t for s1 oo.' i He then said to her that. he would fix
 her and would fix her. husband too.
 and that he would do it no matter how
 much it cost him. She maintained that
 she had said nothing to cause, any trou- ble. Under cross examination by Attor- iney Macdonald Mrs Grade admitted
 that she had had constant trouble witr families living in the house and thai
 her seven children were at the bottou of much of it. Sine also admitted that
 she had struck Mrs. Cinquegere with 2 pan. and that the mill superintendent had written to her that she would hay, to move unless she kept. quiet.
 Mrs Blanche Berard testified to see ing Cinquegrene come home Saturday land be.yin to quarrel. She. could not un derstand the talk that was. In Italian
 but heard hirn say to Mrs. Girade tha
 ie would fix" her, and heard him chal 1 lcISc HeT lO rCOIile QOWn anu. nEnI.. GpOi questioning hy Attorney Macdonald. sh
 Sdritted that there had been much, trou
 hle in the house and that in many in stances the children were at the bolton
 of it. Patrolman Ernest Chandler toll
 of making the arrest on May street. an,
 stated that Cinquegrene was under tn
 influence of liduor. On searching him a
 the police station he found a double , edged knife with a seven-inch blade
 Sergeant Laird waS with him when tn
 arrest was made.
 Attorney Macdonald placed .Cinoue Erene on the stand. He said he ha |, lived here seven years without havin had any trouble. Mrs. Girade ha ; caused all kind Of trouble. and at ore. 1 ent he was hunting for another hous so he could move away from her. He children fought with his, and often h wife and Mrs. Girade. had heaIys word
 He denied threatening anyone. Und, . examination by Attorney Morse. Cinqu: : grene admitted that he had Been drinl . ing and couldn't remember when he toe = the knife and nut 1t in his pocket : Mrs. Lena Cinquegrene. defendant :. wife. testified that the trouble saturds - was only one incident in . seeries 7 tneighborhood7 rows. Saturday the troub e began when a kitten owned by Mrs G c Trade insisted, on po4sing it's nose in