Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09
WILLIMANTIC

advantage of his weakness, and since the
first arrest things have come up that IN
volve several people who hzxe taken part
in Mansfield syindles.
-Four cases we're hoard IN the police
court Tuesday morning. the new case be-
| ing against Herbert Sweet, charged with
lntexieation. He was arrested Monday
night by Officer Lariviere and was SO
badly under the influence Of spirits that
an automobile was used TO get him to the
| station He entered a plea Of guilty and
| was fined IS and. costs. amounting to
$13.15. Sweet could not produce the
money for his liberty and was sent to
| Jail to work 1t out.
| In the continued case Of william Price,
charged with intoKication Sunday, Off
| GERS Bembria and K1llourey and Chief
| KiIleurey testifed to finding him on Main
street intoxicated and carrying jug son
tanning hard cider. Complaints had been
received at the station charging Price
| with, keeping house that was rem
dezvous for drunks. Chief KiIlourey
stated that Price claimed he had pur-
chased the cider from Mike Mazzola-
Price admitted that he had been drink
Ing but denied being intoxicated. He
was fined $40 and costs, amounting to
/ $19115.
4 The cases Of Joseph Musial and STAN
ley Jalinski, charged with intoxieation
and assault on Peter Warakowski, took
up most Of the courts time. Chief Kill
lourey testified that Mrs. Warakewski
] came to the station at 3 O'Clock Satur-
day afternoon with her Face bleeding and
said that Musial had assaulted her and
!; lher husband. The chief with Probation
Officer Elmer NJ Young then went to
Brick Row and placed Musial under ar
/ rest. Not long after this the woman re-
turned and said another man was in1pli-
} Gated in the assault The two officers
: returned and found Jalinski hiding be.
: 1 hind a barrel In the cellar OF the house
Both officers stated the men they arrest.
t ed were drunk. Jalinsizi put I'D fight
! when being taken to the police station
! Warakowski, who lives az No. ~ Brich
l | Row, stated tina the was in the hovst
land his wife was outdoors with the chill
. idren. Musial and Jaiinsfzi, who were
{ passing, called his wife vile names. ant
! when he went out to talk with then
:, they attacked him and his wife. He re
e ceived black eye. Mrs Eva Wara
8 lzowsd told the same story as her hus
: band and said only the interference of
+ neighbor, John GrecfTnal, stopped the as
n lsaulters from killing them Musia
: Threatened to kin her. she said, and ia
> linsd was going to shoot them bott
= Grechniai stated that the trouble bega.
2 WHICH N1lStS1 anu JAI0Sk1 Cal1eQ Mrz
Il 1 WaTakowSki "a bloody Lithuanian" n
q tried to prevent a fight but after defend
70 ing himself for a time with a broom
y stick he took to his heels, followed b
% a volley of bottles and stones. Iatfnsk
e he claimed, had been making moensnin
r. right along.
Musial told of going to Jalinskrs hon
Is to pay hum a quarter he owed hin
ye While there Jalinski treated him to \
n drink When passing Warshowski:s hon
they were called vile names by Mr.
: Warakowsd. The fight followed. e
had been in trouble once before wit
Warakowski, the latter attacking hi,
with knife. He wasn't very drum
Saturday afternoon. Jalinski told {
drinking some Old Crow he had puI
chased in Rhode Island. Jalfnski adrni
? ted he had served six months for breal
ing into church in Moosup, but though
he had suffered enough without haviu
, it continually thrown at him He ar
GrochmA then engaged in a word BATH
and the court ordered Grochnai to lea,
the room Grochma1, he said. attacke
! them with baseball bat. He never so
| liquor but had given some to his friend
| Adelard Depathy, neighbor, told Of Sc
l ing Grochmal with baseball bat.
| The court was Of the opinion that bo
| sides were to blame and noIled Il
1 charges of assault against Musial Al
JaltnskL They were found guilty Of i
1 toxication and fined $40 and costs eae
| amounting to $22.o5.
| Mrs. Lehman of this city is on
business trip to New York
Trees in the woods about this city Dr.
/ sented beautiful sight Tuesday NOR
ing, the snowfall of Monday night cove
ing the branches with heavy coating
1 white. Some two inches of snow fell du
| ing the night, but much Of it melted du
ing Tuesday.
meeting Of those who took part
the performance The Five Million, Civ
last year under the auspices of the Y.
| c. A.. was held Tuesday night at the z
l ISOLATION building Miss Maud. Sheer
| who put on the play last year. was pr
| emit, and plans were made for anoth