Putnam patriot., 1927-01-07

The boys grandfather. who works in Norwich department store, ar- peared in his behalf. stating that he had been a good boy up to the time et bis injury. He said that he had statement from doctor that ne vas z not wholly responsible since ne ~Hs hurt
 The states attorney said that he rad been informed by the state police that ihe bov's mother and grandinothcr were parties to his crimes and had dom all they could to shield him, as well as using flour and other provis- ions he stole. This was denied by tne grandfather. who said that they pafs for all the provisions they consumed The grandfather said that he would take care of his grandson II ne was given his liberty. \ sentence 10 tne State reformatory was imposed ard execution suspended for year.
 Case From Thompson
 Stanley Yezestriz of Thompson wac charged with intoxication and assault nm his wife. He has five small children. He had been in justice court several times on similar charges but was saia ta be steady when sober. Judge Simp- son apparently did not like the charge of wife heating. but when 1t was stat sa tbat bis wife wanted him back ne i,,nased A sentence of five months n isii and suspended 1t for year, piac- tre tbe man in charge of County tom ,,,feaioner r. II Corttis whose nen-e 7 occupies.
 Party al Dance
 Eagar Lassnier. ls, and Gtieert pellerin of Killingly went to aanees where thev met girl. They "sre ..i,..,s,aa with an assault. but tne stSte's attorney stated that after eares e',5 fnvsstiration he had learned ihAs sb. eifl was of questionable character ,3bas inc two boys had always oorne .[,.l rsrtttations. The younger oes ,.i,5an six months iail sentence s54 tba oldar year. The exeeltaos f t..fh sentenses was suspended anu ei ..5 ,ssre placed in the custody oi As. fasaey Hurry E. Back as speeiai ps9 hation officer.
 Other Cases
 n..,.eeettlt. charged with ens ,ieing minor female Tor immots ,s - noses. pleaded not guiity a'" e'' ba cried by the court .u
 Emma Upton, a woman. ,,.,,,, @ .a laa vaneed in years. pleaded kuna = .hs rivious notions and was ssns .tst c+sta Farm for Women IL was eu s.h s.'1 pondeau of Nillimantc,
 s.'.a '0a' ,,.itb statutory offence was ehatke.' ',,snended sentence of a ysarrl
 tau He had already been n 1f IT. .h J.,'' ,,cnths and had never been
 
 good reputation. .od u,th hur
 et,ndav and Charles ;. na l',f V. ,'hareed with unlawfully khllh n deer pleaded not guilty anu s'sNs to be tried by the court. r,,..o- p,., ,;..,' and Beatrice Geer pleaded Eullis ~, statutory charge and were .o.sa5 ~ sa n wear in jail and haa Y execution of sentence suspehas''
 Change Pleas
 Several of the defendants who tered plea4 of not guilty yestefe e., changed their pleas to guilty gr NHF eontendre this morning.
 Walter Maeudcr was aentenced s2s four months in Jail having airehos served two months
 Pauline Deph was sentenced e two months in iail
 Rose perreaut charged with tas' inc n pirl under sixteen from naH~ ielaan to Now London fof immofas purposcs was sent to the State fafft for Women.
 Lyman l.. Goer of Killingly, whose wife Beatrice Geer, plead guilty te a statutory charge, Thursday ~1 granted a divorce as projAded nf statute in such cases He wAs awofa cd the custody of two small ckhldrens