Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-19
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 obwebetuck Lodge. No. 16. l. O. O. F., meets at soT Main street.
 Seventh Rife Company. c. N. G., drills at state arnory, Pleasant street.
 The esso of the state vs. Frank Dus- zk and Michael Dzurgot, charged with assault on MT. and Mrs Albert Krecig- Iowa and attempted burglary at their home in East Hampton, which was be- gun in the superior court in this city Tuesday. was continued Wednesday morning. County Detective William E. Jackson. who was on the stand at ad- 3ournment of court Tuesday afternoon being recalled Mir. Jackson produced two bullets. one for an automatic and one for an ordinary revolver. He ex- plained the difference. The two types of pistols were shown and MT. Jackson explained how each was operated. The bullet similar 10 the one found by MT. kingsbury on the afternoon of February 24th was fitted to the automatic. A so- called automatic cartridge would fit any make Of automatic, Mir. Jackson explain ca
 Cross examined by Attorney Harvey, Sir. Jackson said he talked with Dzurgot at the jail and the latter spelled out his name for him Dzurgot told of going to see the place in the day time and of making plans 10 go at night and get thirty or forty gallons of alcohol or whissey Peter StaiksiIievieg showed them the place. he said.
 The state rested at this point with the understanding that Chief of Police Cznty of Webster was to testify upon his arrival
 Frank Duglek. alias DusleI,, was the first witness for the defense He said his home was in Dudley, Mass. just outside of Webster. He had lived in this country for sixteen years, He had a wife and three children. His home was about four miles from East Thompson Peter Staisfievieg came to his home on Inc morning of the 23rd and they had a talk. Peter told him he knew 2 place where r fellow had 90 or 40 gallons of good vhiskev. after witness had said he rrntci @ drink Soon after noon they r-zlked 70 East Thompson and looked at ri.- niace. Mike Dzurgot q boarder at hfs home went with them. At East Thompson Mike bought a half dozen Goughuuts and thcv ate them and then went back home. That night Mike hired a ririar rnd they started for East Thor1renn. Sta1izskievieg remaining al weh~-cr. They met Joseph Reglista who asked them for l ride. He did moi tn1w fhrv were l-oing to East Thomp a7n When fte,- arrived at KreciC- Iowa home thcv told Joe to come iT as fhcy wcrn going to irIy drink and possibly r1art or c-'lon o' whiskey They -arTrd co tho door twice and some gne told them to come 'n. They tol5 r-~rcf-iowa they desired to purchase tht amount uf fau0r n1en4 ioued Krecig- Iowa said hc had none but his wife. wh' was wing partly aresSad on 9 he'd ir the fitrheu. took uD lantern and toll them 70 follow her They went lnt' the cellar. Inc wom9n le1ln~ tho wal md upon arriving there Ereciglowa rointed Co soneth5u- and then ran 1T fre opposite direction Witness heard "a door slam and K-ecigiowa shoutini outside. and he followed. not knowin; what was the matter with the man. Tn Eitness then got into tho sleigh and hi wo companions followed him. The started back to Webster. When they ar rived at inc ton of 2 hin outside th ternfhev hesrd one shot fired. Witnes 1eft his companions near their home ir Dudley and upon arriving at Wehst" was placed under arrest. Upon beirf searched the police found a fashlight