The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-19

cd one-year jail sentence and was placed on probation for ono year,
 The prosecutor said Wells had ae- eoSted Meadows and accused him Of making derogLtory emarks against his sister, one witness to the Scuf- file which ensued stated that Wells drew a knife Just before Meadows shot at him, the prosecutor said,
 The victim of the shooting left for Florida shortly after hiS diss charge from the hospital and hos not returned and there is 0 lack of other witnesses, tho prosecutor said, In asking for Q suspended sentence, It also was disclosed that Wells is very well known among the colored people of the city for having put out the eye of another eolored man with bottle, and that Meadows wNs aware of that fact during the Seuf. file,
 Raymond Pettlt, 20, of i88 Bald. win street and Thomas Walsh l7, of 67 South street, were sentenced to the Cheshire ReformNtory after they pleaded guilty to charges Of taking Q motor vehicle without per. mission. Both youths were in court during the June term, Petit TO. eelVlng Q suspended sentence, and Walsh receiving continuance until next January, The accused took Q car parked on Wilson street June Ii and were arrested when Q police. man stopped them for passing a red light in Southlngton,
 Jaspar Richardson, 20, of ei Vol colt road who pleaded guilty to three counts of breNking and enter' Ing, was given e suspapded reforma. tory sentence and was placed on probation for a year, He was accused of taking % in c break at i70b East Main street last Dec, %, and $22 In another break at the gatno diner June 24, He also was accused of taking Sl2 in R break at Q diner at 32l Merlden road He had no previous record,
 Charles Raeo, 24, and Samuel carnareli, 9i, pleaded not guilty te charges of breaking and entering ln Middlebury July i4 and selected court trials, The hearings will start Nt the conclusion Of the Michael stolf trial, which has been set for tomorrow,
 Fred ], Miller, 35, and Carrie Dry. 32, pleaded guilty Go charges or adultery and sentencing was set for Sept, 20, Mrs, Dry today was nam. cd defendant in c divorce action by George Dry, The suit is brough un. der Q 8tature which permits instis tut!on of divorce proceedings aS Q result of conviction on 6 morale charge
 Sentencing Of William Leo, Jr,, 3e of Cooke lane, also was Eot for Sept %, lie pleaded guilty to . charge Of aggravated assault, Sentence will Do imposed on that also in the case of Eugene Aleeraee, 3i, who pleaded guilty to a charge of for. gery,
 John sampugnG, S4, of 92 Union street pleaded not guilty to charges of indecent assault and simple aSs sault, the trial date to be set later,
 A charge of attempting to break in, placed against Edward Miller, 2i of West Main street, was nolled, after the prosecutor pointed out the accused was sent to the foforlnatory last Friday as 0 parole yiolator A nollo was entered in the case of Kenneth MuekloS on charge of breaking and entering, after the court was told the accused Is now in the Setate institution at Middlotown,
 A nolle also was entered in the case of Linus Marsella who was ac- eused of theft, after the prosecutor said there was insufficient evidence.
 Harold Wills, 20, of i70 Cooke street was given suspended TO. formNtory sentence and was placed on probation for one year after he- pleaded guilty to'R charge of taking n motor VNhielA WitholIt 0erniiaaion