Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-16

Three doctors and other witnesses were on the stand here o1 tuesday iIl the criminal superior court in the trial of Albert Wiew fora on the charge Of n1ans1aughtsr in causing tho death of Lawrence AIydock. wlaich too:l place at the hospital in this cits on July 27th, after Q fight at the house No. Sher- man street on tho night of Jelly 25th-
 The triei was begun laSt Thursday.
 For cross eaa1nination by Attorney
 T. M. Shields, counsel for the accused, pr. N. B. Lewis, who wss actins; medi- cal examiner at the time of Mydocks S death. was recalled to the stand at the opening of court on Tuesday. He also answered many questions put by States Attorney Hull, and in the
 piete skull and part of skull to show how the fracture ran that killed My dock.
 Dr. ". K. Tingley also used the
 skulls to explain his testimony as he told of seeing Mydock in the hospital time, the doctor testified, Alydock's s skull was fractured, and his condition showed that he had been drinking ex- cessivety. There was bleeding from the injured mans ear. which indicated that
 the drum was injured and that the
 blood came from inside the skull.
 Further testimony as to what was
 found at the autopsy was given by pr.
 c. C. GiIdersleeSe. who assisted Dr. Lewis in performing the autopsy on the
 body of Mydock. Tn the questions that
 were asked the witnesses on cross ex- who is counsel for the accused with Attorney Shields, advised with the latter, and the states attorney was as sisted by Attorney John D. Hall. wfo prosecuted the case in the Norwich police court
 New York Visitor Testifies. Mary Uraseck. who had come here from New York to visit her brother and had a room with the family ut stairs in the Walenty house, where tue trouble took place testified to what she had seen of the fight. She said that the two men. Mydock and Vie | wiora, had trouble in the house and that Wiewiora went out, but that when Mydock tried to go also she barred the women to keep him in the house. My dock pushed the women out of tfe
 way and went out. Tn a few moments | the witness saw the fight start and
 Mydock and WiewiorN went to the ground. with Wiewtora on top. Afte. | she came back from going into the l house to tell the other women. she saw wiewiora standing up and kicking Ii Mydock The accused was pushed away by the women and 8 man wh: came along picked UD Mytloclz arc | carried him into the aouse.
 Afternoon Session.
 After the noon recess an interpreter was used upon request to the court by Attorney Shields Tgnatius YageNs | was sworn in for this purpose ant Mary Uraseck was recalled to the tand for cross evarirat:on. She dii not like to testify through an inter rreter. but was directed to do so bS the court. end her testimony was eiver both in the English and the Polish | language.
 The witness testified further tha, | after the fight Mydock was in tht house and she saw him with a hand l kerchief to his eye and he put bctf hands to his head as if in pain. H, l also talked about dying. Later tn, | witness went for a doctor as she wal I told that Mydock had kicked anothc,
 woman in the house in the abdomen The witness did not see the kicking
 but she saw blood on the floor ant
 hair on the surbase where Mydoel l fell.
 | Dr. James L. Lovejoy of the Baeku | hospital testified that he was on drt' when Mydock was brought there. H | described what was done for the in 1 jured man in the way of reducing hi