New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
IIlEj)UGllI SENTENCED
 T0 STATE PRISON
Continued From First Pag')

1el> when l>oou&h vas tmrd $& on tho rh,u,g" of breach of the peace in Kew };r;Ha police court Latrr in t,.r a@ac year. h. was fined again ou tla .lluc charge and still Iarr@ the same year he Was tried but dis rharrrI on the same charge. In 1920. u. charge ot thc,t was nolIel and in 1921. ii char-r Of theft Of an aItoiaoi,Ir N-as nollrd
 In 1921. in superior oout Keough Wus acn;cnctd to one Wear in jail on u cAar@p or bur-iary. In 1925, q sus- pended sentence of &u days in jail u:.s Imposed on him in New Britain police court on a charge of assault and he was placed on probation. Later in the same year. he was con- Victnd ot drunkenness and q SIS pended idil sentence of I5 days was imposed and th" previous suspcn- sion O. %o days uas revoked and h." went to jail
 I1 1927. in superior "ourt, he Was s,ut.ncyI.jo six Iucnlhs jI jail on charge of theft, and in 1929, he w;,s fined S20 and costs in New Britain police court on d charge Of theft.
 AI Ih, < p'rwbrr term of superior court. h. MS sentenced to, jail for So l:,s% ou a charg" of theft and rsas released .rc:h jail only three days prior to tho robbery of York.
 In New Haven county in r924, he was fined Sl5o un a charge Of b,r.uch of n" pr"rp and h" went 10 .aIl. Attorney Ga.rry told Inc court jua1 ho1:2H always u.aAr a pruc- ia,. Of haylu. younger and weaker .~lloa-: lapli@1tyd with him. He v~- a UJl laau.ncr on others. 1he attorney said. In this ease. Ire uscd NisE ju.t Hs h. Uycd others in other eases and ia every instance. the court has br,n .ni,u1 Wuu his ac- coupiiccs h.gaU&n they realize Nrough's bad influence. over them. The only Way to correct him. Attor- boy Cunncy ~ald. W"s 10 send him to .cstr'3 prison for a long term. Jail 8 nrnuces L:.r" proved Inadequate II" recommended q sentence of five to seven years. but Judge Brown o&"aycd ii 10 lou" 10 seven.
 WiNAN EcCUrd
 1u Wisn's caau. Attorney GHul'u", sai1. ttr young man did not hav, l." lut.lj". aso or the criminal tou- .G,any c. kcJu"n, nor WAS his rec urI a. pad a+ Kcou26's He was urG srl"sjrl 'u l92G and given ; .u.y.adod comu.fmmt 10 tho stat, tytormatory On inc charS, of theft
 I."t,r II IG-t. he Was con,i"tc, ur hur.lagy and the suspended son. nc, was put mo effect. in le26 JHd.WDt NtS .rspcnred on charge. oG hrp.nh of lur peace and assault
 r. February or 1929. ne was ar rra.d for Nic&tlon ot parole and ol O,toUcr Is. 1922. he was fined S, and costs for jrtach O. the peace.
 Attorney Galfncy made no recon mcnd"ion d., to penalty in his cas"
 A tf ''l Il -rf' I''I4'htetl ''AAi b'i'- uroWu Gy rcaIizrd that Krough hu 10 go .o st.te's prison. However. h said. lIs record wus not as bad q had been painted. The charge c theft Of "u W'omobIl" which Wa uollrd Was absolutely without fouu dation and inc nolic was entered O that account rather than throus ..any effort of counsel En said. At torHcy McDonCu@h asked Judg Brown to make the minimum sen toNcc as light as possible.
 Juda" W. F. Mangan. represent iu~ Wiah. .ml that the young ma had rn; intended to become impli r-t.j .1 t"' Iohh'.y and afto@ h. v-.e "rr ' q. h. told n" a"thorjiie all about it. Judg" Mansm aslc'