Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-31
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1A telephone message that came through from Webster at sS:S0 Saturday evening requested that ,the police here keep a sharp lokout forla touring car filled with young men w.io were in an hilar-
 ious conditions Coming through Webs ter, according to the message, this ma chine ran Into number. of women, kih-
 ing one and injuring another. Captain
 Bulger ordered an officer stationed at | the point. on the WeSster highway near
 Prentice's ice house immediately after he
 received the request from, Webster. The | officer remained on duty there until mid night without seeirg anys car that an i swered the description of the one want l ed. Officers here were seeking on Sun i day. too, for clues that would assist the | Websteroficerss from whom no more" was
 hearl about the affair after the original message ' These are days certaiaiy filled vitl, strife and troubiei In; the city court
 Saturday morning the story of a knock
 down and dragout scrap between: three
 women was aired, Mrs. Mary ,Mucha
 and Monica Cigos, residents in the Man hasset village section being the defend 1 ants in an assault ease. . The. women
 were found guilty, Mrs. Mueha being ai-
 lowed to settle by paying costs, Anount
 ing to $3.26. Monica Cigos got off with
 out a money. penalty. but bot hwomen were severely consured. by the court. | The wom enNere- charged with an as
 sault upin Bertha Murzcuskus. Bertha and Mrs, Mucha had words, about two l weeks ago, in the mill where the two. have been employed. Harsh language was exchanged by the pair and what was said left; bad feelings between thes
 pair. Friday evening Miss Nurzcuskuse was observed going to, a grocery at the
 corner of Canal and Porfret streets to do some trading The MucIa woman
 and her friend, Monica, Cigos, laid in
 wait for Bertha. anl when she emerged from the store she was assaulted. It was charged that Mrs Mucha beat her
 over the head and shoulders with club and knocked her down in the gutter. What happened was called to the at tention of the police and the arrests fol- |. lowed. It appears that Prosecuting At , torney E. c. Morse has had complaints l within the past few days to the i'll feel ings between Mrs Mucha and Bertha P and he made an effort to adjust their } difficulties without, court action. but his 3 warnings and admonishments were ig- nored.
 Patriotic organisations of this city win unite today ,in- paying solemn, tribute to the soldier dead of this great nation. In this year of 1920, when so many people have not recoevred from the impres- 4 sions gained during the World war, there
 seems to be more widespread venera- tion for those who fought for the preser- d vation of the nation and have now passed ~ beyond than ever before Today, for the = | first time, the members of the American
 legion and others veterans of the World l. war. will join with the, other patriotic l. societies in paying tribute to the mem d ory of the departed soldiers of all the 2 wars in which the armies of this coun- if try have participated. Inc services will n be marked by that impressiycnees which
 bef1ts the soiemnity of the occasion Al le 9:30 this morning Marshall Everett Car ;e yer of the Memorial day parade will hay, sel the procession ready to move out O i- Union square and to proceed te St 'r Mary;s cemetery, where the graves 0 'e soldiers will be decorated and msmorla
 exercisesheId in accofdance with the us T. ual custom. Specially delegated; grop c-l will visit the cemeteries at East Putnam r. and Putnam Heights to lay flowers an al place flags on the last resting places c e. the soldier dead buried there.
 This afternoon rat 1:3e. the processie II, will reform in the square and procee al to Grove street cemetery. where the us
 ual memorial exercises win be held an {, A. the graves of veterans decorated.
 Joseph SPpneey was. nxrcsted Ss+urAa et evening by Officer Adds Weich an
 brought to the police station, where h ,t- was released under bonds of s25, pent of ing a hearing of his case on Tuesda IT, morning, when he will face a charge rs. having been intoxicated.
 Police officers of the city departraer ~ r were active Sunday. afternoon in the af efforts to break. upf the field gatherin
 of gamblers. Gambling, which seems, .i an a measure, to have taken the place nv drinking in this city, Is being conducte he on such widespread lines that the peiis en are determined that the practice mu ,e. be stopped or driven to cover. The Ope 1is air meets of the gemblers. each wee
 end since good weather came have reaci
 ed such proportions as to hold the clo. nn attention of the police.
 sr Another Tag Day, in the interest .ch the Salvation Army. was held here Sa nd urday in an effort to boost the quota is he