Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07
JUDGE BROWN ON BENCH FOR
 :=. FIRST TIME IN SUPERIOR COURT

band and wife, theft on May 26 of 15s yards of cotton cloth, valued at $35 from Palmer Bros. mill at Fitchville, not guilty. The couple held twin babies in their arms while they listened to the reading of the complaint.
 Andrew and Mary Kawalenko, husband and wife theft on May 26 of 40 yards of cotton cloth, valued at s25, one spool of thread valued at s3 from Palmer Bros. mill at Fitchivlle, not guilty. Mike Lapouch and Naja Lapouch, husband and wife, of Norwich, theft on May 26 of 200 pounds of cotton cloth valued at $S5O from the United States Finishing Go. at Norwich, not guilty. Jerry Laputsz, theft on May 26 of s quantity of cotton cloth worth s20 from Palmer Bros. mill at Fitchville, not guilty.
 Peter Lastic, theft on May 2s of a large quantity of woolen cloth valued at $500 from the mill of Joseph Hall & Son, Inc, at Norwich, not guilty.
 George Mcfarland, 20, of Montville, statutory burglary on Aug. at the building of Patrick Walsh in Montville. Sarah Migkins, charged with arson on July 6 in setting fire to the house and barn of Herbert L. Harris in Preston not guilty.
 A. Oliver and Lillian Gilman, 20, ac- cused of adultery on Aug. 15, not guilty.
 Antif Pierszailc and Lizzie Pierszailc husband and wife. theft on May 26 of 16S yards of cotton cloth valued at S100 and 10 balls of thread, valued at S25, from Palmer Bros. mill at Fitch vile, not guilty.
 Mike Shamit, theft on May 26 of a quantity of cotton cloth worth $30 from chi CO with, not guilty.
 Joseph W. Smith of stonington, inde- cent assault on June 24 at Stonington on Pearl Gagnon, not guilty.
 Eugene Sullivan, robbery On July 10 at New London of S20 from Franl Mush at New London,-not guilty
 Charles Wilcox, Archie Daniels, IS and Wm Neff, 19, charged with statu tory burglary on June 27 at the build ing of F. Neff in Groton, not guilty
 The case against Vim. Truslli of New London, accused of assault, was nollet upon recommendation of State Attorney Hull after Truski had been called befor Judge Brown, where he explained tn circumstances of the assault and prom ised to keep out of trouble in the future
 Wm. Verville, of Lisbon, aggravated assault with a pistol on June 26 in Lis . DOn upon HduI DIeuudll, Ilot Sulity'
 Fedat Wuszicz and Dora Wuszicz theft on May 26 of 800 yards of cottol cloth valued at $50 and balls O thread, valued at $2O, and g bobbins ( thread, valued at $23 from the Paine : Bros mill at Fitchvlle, not guilty. t At one o'clock Judge Brown declare recess until three o'clock but court di not come in again until four o'clcck a State Attorney Hull was in conferenc
 with attorneys who represented mum . Der of the accused.
 Wm. Verville, whose attorney va
 Judge T. J. Kelley. changed his plea t . guilty to simple assault.
 Charles Wilcox, Archie Daniels an
 Wm. Nef changed their pleas to guilt . to statutory burglary at the store C l Oliver Neff cn the Lyme turnpike On Jun , 27 Attorney Clayton Smith, counse
 for Wilcox, spoke for the men explain Q ing that they got ice cream, cigarette e and r pennies from the Nef store. Wi , cox is an uncle by marriage to the othe
 two men, has a wife and four sma : !children. The attorney asked for probs