Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-26
WESTERLY

Two finn hamming cases and one larceny case, in which a total of more than s4,o00 is involved has been prob ably solved in the arrest of three men, all known in Westerly, by the Prov idence police.
 Steve Chilowsky, "A, with no per manent home. is charged with the lar- ceny of $118o, the property of Jo- seph Deskzwiewicz, formerly of New London, and with unlawfully ob- taining $1400 from John Tchorwski, of of paper to contain s2s00.
 Kostanty Borowik, 33. is charged with being an accessory before the fact, in that he assisted Chilowski to obtain $144 from Tchorwsh.
 Piotr Nowickz, 26, was taken to Woonsocket, where he is wanted on a charge of obtaining $1400 from Mike Firman, a Woonsocket mill worker, by the handkerchief game.
 All three men were arrested follow ing a report made late Monday even ing by MT. Tchorwski that he had been ''flimmed" out of $1400. Borowski was arrested Tuesday morning on sus- picion On a further clue in the case the officers went to Pawtucket, where they arrested the other two men.
 All three were grilled for several hours, but they refused to explain their alleged connection with the Tchorwski case satisfactory. Subse- quently. confession was made in which the men admitted their connec- tiou with the case.
 Chilowslly is alleged to have been the man who Borowlk introduced to Tchorwski several days ago. when it was learned that the latter was about to return to his native land with $1400 he had saved for the purpose. The man went to Tchorwski's home on Monday afternoon alone and succeeded in working the handkerchief game.
 Bids on supplies of granite and paw ing blocks were opened Tuesday aft ernoon by the board of contract and supply of Providence. The bidders were the New England Granite Works and the Smith Granite company of Westerly, R. B. Marriott & Sons, Lombard Granite corporation. Booth Brothers, Nelson A. Bennett. Lovejoy Granite company. and Mcdonald Brothers. The awards will be an- nounced within few days An office is to be opened in the cus- tom house at Providence, by the Unit ed States Public Health service to give massage and electrical treatment to disabled service men of the state. and an expert from Washington will be in charge. Many men under treatment can be permanently cured by certain nervousS and muscular ailments only i by. massage and electrical treatments, so it is claimed.
 The soldiers bonus board orsaniz- ed Wednesday and selected Captain Edgar A. Barber chairman and Jo- seph F. Murphy, clerk. The members of the board will make a trip to Bos- ton to investigate the working Of the bonus system there, and systems in other states will be studied. The choosing of a paymaster Is left open for the present.
 Senator Maurice w. Flynn, of West erly, introduced an amendatory act toan act incorporating the Westerly and Watch Hill Steam Ferry com pany.. The act would decrease the capital stock from S100,0o0 to $25,- porations. MT Flynn also introduced a resolution allowing the South Gov entry Poultry Show assocition to hold annual exhibitions in the State
 Armory at Westerly.
 Due to the arrival of tic train from Providence, with Judge Chester w Barrows aboard, the superior court did not open until 11.30 o'clock Wednes- l day morning. The case called for trial was Anthony Teressi against John 1 Tosceano, a book account to recover on note of $500. Attorney Roche 1 is counsel for plaintiff and Attorneys Rathbun and Dunn for defendant. MT Roche announced that he had filed 8 1 specia lplea in the case and asked
 that it be admitted. MT. Roche ob-