New Britain herald., 1921-09-30
DECISION HELD UP
 IN KALKOWSKI CASE
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he found tho body. The evidence was allowed despite Attorney Sexton's ob- Jection. Judge filling ruled that only those things alleged in the complaint can be proved.
 Lawyer Sexton again attackcd the charge, stating that he didn't know from the complaint just what kalkow- ski is charged with. The prosecution charged 1t was a part of negligence.
 After finding the body the hostler called Peter Serviss and J. NJ. F'inne- gan and together they looked the body over. He described the condition of the corpse.
 Sergeant King on stand.
 Sergeant !. !. :Sing went to the rear Of ths J. NJ. Curtin place to investi- gate after the death had been report cd. He found Wrinkle dead. he testi- fed.
 l.. r. Holmes identified a set of pic lures taken at Kaikowski's and de- aeribed what they represented. The photos show various departmeDso of ths cafe.
 Lawyer Sexton objected to the ad- mission of tho pictures since nothing concerning the cafe is alleged. The o5- jectioa was ovcrruled and the process Of introducing the pictures went on.
 wnlicId Tells Story.
 Paul walicki was the next witness called. He has known the accused five years, he said. and occasionally pat ronines the place. on tho morning of September Is, he was in the cafe and saw Wrinkle. At sho~tly after 9 o'clock Wrinkle and another man entered. The deceased talked. at the bar. with Kal- kowslei and another man. By the use Of photo, the witness pointed out whero Wrinkle. his friend. the bartend- CT and himself were standing. His statements indicated that he stood off from the bar.
 After remaining at the bar for an hour Wrinkle appeared f1i or drunk. Iewitsxi asked for a set-up but Wrinkle said he had no money They discuss cd money matters and then the con- veraation changed to a talk about a trip to Washington that Wrinkle and tho accused wcro going to take Mon day.
 Wrinkle then started for the door to exit but switched. staggered and fell down the cellar stairs, the witness raid. He heard tho sound down the stairs. The witness shouted to Kalkow- ski: '"There goes Wrinkle to Washing ton.''
 Kaikowsi<i then laid aside his whis- key and wont downstairs. walickl said. Before anyone came out of the cellar the witness left tho saloon. un- aware as to whether or not the man had been killed. Since he was not in tho party. tho witness did not follow to tho cellar.
 TEnrtz Lewitsl<l was the man with winklo. He has been n friend of Win kle for 10 years. On September 16. he met winkio near tho City Drug store. winkie agreod to go to the post offico with the witness and when passing Kalkowskis suggested that they have a drink. They went in and had a few drinks with Kaikowski and stayed around n while. Lewftski began talk q Ing about a Washington trip and mat < ters of money.
 Wrinkle shortly thereafter left the bar and went toward tho cellar door. H Whether he fell or not the witness Y could not say. He was also unable to < say whether Wrinkle was drunk or not. Niko Nish waA called as tho next witncas. He was in tho cafe at 9:3 0on tho morning in question and saw Win i. kie. He came to the door and then tho witness heard n crash. He ran. opened tho door and saw the man at tho foot Of tho stairs. Kalkowski ran down and then called to tho witness to give him hand. Together they carried the body to sub-ceiiar where they laid