Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-26
PLAINFIELD
Frank Muzynski Bound Over Tn $2,- 900 Ronds-Charsed With Shooting With Intent to kill-Birthday Sur prise Party Hughes to Pass Through From Hartford,


 
 Frank Muzynsl1i, tho young man who shot and wounded Thomas Hospod and Henry Lamareux in Lamoreux's saloon, Moosup. October 10, after a quarrel with the bartender, was pre- sented before Justice Benjamin B. Briggs at Central Village Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock on a charge of shooting with intent to kill. After hearing two of the states witnesses, Muzynski was bound over to the next term of the criminal superior court of Windham county. Bail was placed at $2, 900 which was not furnished.
 Grand Juror Frederick P. King pros- ecuted the case for the state while At torney Torrey of Putnam. appeared for the prisoner. Albert Gordon acted as interpreter. One of the witnesses present at the hearing was Muzynski's woman friend who seemed to take @ great interest in the proceedings. She stuck to Mugynski through thick and thin.
 The shooting affair in which Muzyn- Ski figured occurred early in the even- ing of Tuesday, October 10. and stirred the inhabitants of that village.
 MuZynski was elected from Lamo- reux's saloon Tuesday noon for con tinuallY arguing. He at once went to a hardware store in Moosup to pIr- chase 9 revolver but was unsuccessful. He went to Danielson where he obtain ed revolver and returned to Moosup Immediately he went to the saloon and renewed his quarrel and when he was asked to quit the place he pulled out the revolver and shot at Lamoreux, a bullet entering the latter's arm. Hos pod who was in the saloon at the time, ran out when Muzynshi shot at Lamoreux and pulled his coat over his head and said that he did not wish to witness the shooting. In going out Muzynski pointed his revolver at Hos pod and fired twice, Hospod was in a serious condition and was rushed to the Bacl5us hospital in Norwich.
 Muzynslzi jumped in the Moosup riv- CT but was pulled out and placed un- der arrest by Deputy Sheriff George R. Bliven. Muzynski was given a pre- ]iminary hearing but the case was con- tinued till Wednesday to await the out come of Hospods condition. The lat ter left the hospital last week.
 Surprised on Birthday.
 A pleasant surprise was given Miss Thelma Lynch by a number of friends in honor of her fifteenth birthday at her home on Lawton Heights. Vocal and instrumental selections were rem dered and refreshments were served. Those present included: Misses Alta Dodge. Alice, Belle and Lillian liar graves, Mary Burke. Helen Peterson, Maude Graves. Helen Gallup. Lillian AEOOkS- EIuIn anu tA1dFkdEeJ 1nSilS, Gene and Annie Hutchinson, Ella Gardiner, Augusta Krauss, Henrietta Burley, Agnes Peltier and Helen Ash ley; also Philip Peterson, Lawrence Burby, Donald and Harold Burke, FL ton Nolan, George Runge, William weather, Walter Dougherty, Alfred Aruson, George Krauss, Roger Brown, Frank and Thomas Hargraves and Geo. Hutchinson.
 Evening at Cards.
 The first in a series ur whist par ties to be held under the auspices of the Children of Mary society of St. Johns church was conducted in the Assembly rooms Wednesday evening. A large crowd was present and par ticipated in the card games. Candidate Hughes to Pass Through
 Town.
 Charles Evans Hughes, republican candidate for president will pass Providence from Hartford. It is an- nounced that he will be in P1ainfield at about four o'clock and 1t is ex- pected that large crowd of local peo- pie will b con hand to see this repub- ican nominee.
 Good Bag of Game.
 Dr. Fontaine, Will Bradford, Bill Cantwell and Jim Burby shot two pheasants, three cartridges and two Woodcock in Wednesdays hunt.
 Played at TaftviIIe.
 Nine members of the Planifie1d band under the direction of Lorenz Krauss played at the democratic rally at Taft vile, Wednesday evening.
 BreVities.
 E. Garreaux of Webster, Mass, was a recent caller here.
 w. c. Cohen of Brooklyn, N. Y, was in town Wednesday.
 A number of local people attended "Katinka,'' in Norwich at the Davis Wednesday evening. making the trip by automobiles.