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 535 North Main Street. whom he had visited earlier with friends. He returned the items to her the next day, the court was told. Wil- lette denied. however. that he had taken money. A refOrmatoFy rec- ord in this State and in Massa-
 Yoafh on Probation
 John Mitchell. a. of S72 Perkins Avenue. charged with breaking and entering a duplex house at il4 Cooke Street and taking jewelry and money. was given a suspended rec formatory sentence and was placed on probation for two years. after he pleaded guilty. A psychiatrist's analysis was summarized to the court. The youth will be on pro- bation for two years.
 Also receiving a suspended rec formatory sentence was Richard Bayard. IT. Of e Walnut Street. who admitted taking s7 in cash from man whom he and companion acc costed on North Main Street, April 2. The other youth is now held by police in HOult0n, Me, it was disclosed. The two youths had watched the street for an intoyi- cated person before deciding to at- tack the victim. the court was told. Bayard also will be on probation for two years.
 A former member of the British navy. Douglas Holmes. 27. Of Plaza Avenue was given . stx-m0nths' suspended jail sentence and was placed on probation for a year, after he admitted theft of a motor vehicle from the gas station at West Main Street and Thomaston Avenue. May 3.
 A n0lle was entered in the case of Rose Perella. 90. of Martone Street, who had been charged with l larceny. The prosecutor said only a siX-year-0ld child was in a Naug- atuck candy store where the woman was accused of taking Q sum of money. April 1. The child was not qualified as a witness. and the State was compelled to ask for a nolle, the court was told.
 AgaieEEa Trial Set
 Trial by court of Paul Maietta, 30, of 320 Walnut Street, who pleaded guilty to a charge of steal- Ing money but not guilty to a charge of breaking and entering Was set for tomorrow at 10 A. N. Maietta was arrested following an lnvestigation of a series of safe- breaks which occurred here aTlieg this year.
 4 plea of not guilty was entered by Edward Washington, 36, of 10 Blakeslee Circle, who was charged with taking a sum Of money from the home of pr. John E. Foster Of Middlebnry. April i3. Trial was set for June if by jury. The bond Of e7,6O0 was reduced to e5.OOO, at the request of the counsel of 2 accused. A plea of not guilty because of insanity was entered by Jasper Rogers. e, of e4l North Main Street, who was charged with as. sault with intent to kill. Rogers was arrested Oct. II, after he shot at his daughter at their home. he was released from the state Hos' pltal at MiddletOwn yesteFday. .
 Two men who were charged with preiury as the result Of testimony | In City Court at trial Of Phillip salinardi pleaded not guilty, and eOntlnuAnees were granted to June ll. They are John B. Greene. se, of 22 0oss Street, and Salvatore lAplceIlo, 35. of l73 Baldwin Street The prosecutor said trial by Jury would be set after Salinardi's appeal is disposed in Common Pleas Court salinardl today pleaded not guilty in that court and selected trial ny fury, the date to be set later.
 Other Pleas Made
 Pleas of guilty were entered by Raymond Pnllen. 27. Of se Centel Street, charged with two counts 0l forgery: Ernest TraYerg, 20. og ~ North Nah Street. charged va1E