Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-16
DOCTORS AND WOMEN TESTIFY
In Manslaushter Case Against Albert Wiewora in Superior Court-Wness in Mary Brown Case Does Not Respond to Subpoena-Gnl Complainant Against Elmer Ford Has Left Connecticut.

temperature. There was a scratch near one of the injured mans ears and he had a fractured skull
 Carried Mydeek Into House.
 Patrick J. Sullivan told of arriving at the scene of the fight in the street. where he saw Mydoek on the ground. Sullivan carried Mydock into the house and tried to make him stand up, but as he was not able to do 50 the man was allowed to sit in a chair. Mir. Sullivan did not see any blood on My dock nor get any on his white shirt With the assistance of Attorney Bur- rows, the witness showed how he car '. ried Mydocif.
 Sister-in. Law of the Accused. Karoline Janisezek, who is sister of Mydock's wife. who is in the old country, testified that the men were in her room before the fight. After the fight in the street she came down stairs In her night clothes and was out in the street and also in the kitchen when Mydock was brought in. He gave her a backhanded blow in the face- Mydock aimed a kick at Wiewiora but Mrs. Walenty got in between and re- ceived the kick. Mydock fell over as he kicked and did not get up again. but before that he had been walking in the Kitchen. One of the things she said she heard Wiewiora say to My
 
 | ing to fight any more"
 Subpoened Witness Fails to Respond. After a recess that was taken at this point, State Attorney Hull informed the court that lilly Davis, who had been summoned to appear in court on Tues 1 day, Sept 15, as a witness, had failed | to answer the legal summons and h. asked that her name be called in court and that a ca piaS be- issued for her | Deputy Sheriff George E. Draper call- | cd the name. to which there was no re- | sponSe and the capias was handed over | to State Policeman Downing to bring 1 in the witness, who is wanted in the
 ease of the state vs. Mary Brown.
 Complaining Witness Leaves inc State Major Hull also informed Judge l Shumway that in the case of Elmer Ford of Central Falls. R. l., accused oi statutory rape. Rose Contois of Paw 1 left the state and the attorney did not believe any more of the state: l money ought to be spent in trying ( l 'acate her. The states attorney nov, | for a nolle in the case which was en l tered, and Ford, who had teen in ths pen. was released He left the cour | v"th 8 smile of satisfaction on hi.
 face,
 The girl IS between IA and 15 The, were arrested in this city several week. ago bv Policeman Edmund MaloneN | after he had had them under obee-v-a | t;on ter day or two at a place wher. | they were stavins on the FNet :; fa
 ttorrev Joseph T. Cunningham, wht | f7as been counsel for the acc-sed ht | 7-~ ---~--i-o e~oy7 F-or1 the+ he wi
 go home and keep out of trorh'a E. 4, I tC tOra has claimed hat he wa | ~ead- r ---o -r-- the girl but she woulC | 7ct consent.
 Coroner Brown Testifies. Coroner Franklin r. Trow who ha,
 held that office for IS wears. was +h | concluding witness of the day m tn mars1aughter case. The coroner wa | asked to read from Wiewioras testi
 mony before him in which Wiewior;
 said that Mydock was making fun 0
 him in the house and Mydock wa asking him to open the door. Vie
 wiora replied that he didn't have t open door because he could pu
 someone through it. Then Wiewior;
 testified before the coroner that h
 went outside and invited Mydock ou
 there and Myuocli came out and hi
 him on the lips and arm. Wiewior;
 did not strike MydoclS. but pushed hin down.
 Court adjourned at 4.30 to resume tn trial the next morning at 10 o'clock.