Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

| the second sentence to begin at the ex- | piration of the first. Perillo has a wife 1 and six children, the youngest ? months 1 old All were in court. The family for- merly lived here, but at late have been making their home at Lawrence. wheer l Perillo was employed at the time Of his arrest last month Perillo and LaRossa assaulted Officer Murray when he at 1 tempted to arrest them. One LaRossa, 1 struck him over the head with q ham mer, while Perillo hit him with the butt | of a revolver and knocked out some of the officers teeth LaRossa's body is at 1 the rooms of Danelson undertaken awaiting relatives who may claim it. William DoIan and Angelo Mollica, 1 youths who burglarized the Allen store 1 at Brooklyn on Aug. 1S pleaded guilty
 to the charge of breaking and entering and were sentenced to the state reforma- 1 tory. It was established in court that
 Dolans real name is Congdon, that he has d bad record though only r years of 1 age. and that he is an escaped inmate of
 a Massachusetts reformatory. John M. l Leonard. IT, the third member of the 1 trio engaged in the Allen store break l was released in custody of his father and allowed to return to Dedham. Mass, his home town. Extenuatng circumstances | induced the state attorney to be lenient
 with Leonard.
 Ralph W. Harding and Scott Grant.
 each T. years of age, were fortunate in
 having charges of breaking and entering
 filed against them nolled. Their homes are in Hollowell. Me. They left homo
 early in the summer looking for work
 and walked and made their way by get
 ting rides on motor truks into this part
 of New England. Up against it event
 ually, they broke into the Tilinghast
 store at Plainiield and were captured
 They have been in jail four months
 awaiting trial Relatives in court estab-
 lished that the boys are of good families
 and upon recommendation of the state
 attorney, the court allowed them to go tle cases being noiled The boys left on
 an afternoon express for Boston en route . to Maine with their relatives.
 George N. Bidweu, a cripple, making
 his way about on crutches, pleaded guilty to complicity in breaks at the Helen NJ
 Shepard cottage on the outskirts of the
 city few months ago and to later set. ting the house affre, the fire resulting 1T
 the destruction of the coCaGe. which was unoccupied at the time. Bidwell was represented in court as the ringieader o the trio engaged in the breaks and witt
 being the instigator of the plan to de , stroy the building to cover up the theft: that had been made. He was sentenced . to the state reformatory at Cheshire
 Bidwell is about Is years of age.
 Antonio MorrcII, another youth, wht
 was associated with Bidwen in the theft
 at the Shepard place, pleaded guilty t,
 this and was sentened to serve year il
 jail, tine sentene being suspended and h.
 placed in charge of Peter A. Gardner a
 probation officer Attorney Arthur S l Macdonald represented Morreu. Attorne! ! Macdonald tild the court that his ellen admitted being concerned in the break
 but was opposed to burning the building s and, as admitted by Bidwell. ha : blown out a nhgted match which Bidwel d had in his hand when he was about t |. set the fire and walked away.
 6 The ease of Theodore Dumas, 14, wh . was associated with Bidwell and Morre 2 in the Shepard house ventures, wher 2 rifles and other artiles were stolen, ha been continued to the next term C a court.
 ! Court will be in session again thi t morning for the consideration of othe y cases on the criminal list.
 The prayer at the opening of court 0 6 Wednesday morning was offered b ,t Rev. c. Stoddard of the Bapti; Y church.