Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
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 n1h-k sA~. azApR hT Wmta4. ehaz- tisr. of FzftvAla. waa wrecked a.mdRy ntesrneea ahngt ( e'eauek, when \ er1ail- sa tsrsash the sfats rad fence at Dug way about hAh way hStWsen this city and South Wm@hAn. and rolled down an eight fOot ambAnkEert turning on tta nlds in . suail hrOak.
 Ihere ware several paSengeFs in the Bpick af the time ef the sccidant but thoy miracslousey escaped injury, Mfr. chartisr having his hand cut by flying Ea@-
 chAstssr vAs driving toward this city and wAen about to make the turn at the fopt of DuEway Hill . Fard ear eeminS in the oppasite direction crowded han far over ta the left. The laft side of his car struck ths highway fenes. pull ing up rails and posts for a distance of about twenty feet before the car crashed through and dropped of the siEiz loot ambanlzmeat into the brapk. The Buick vas badly damaged, the frame being hzdly sprung, tuo wheels broken, mud guartAs bent in. and radiator crushed. The ear, in turning oRar, vas stepped frrm making a compinie turR hy the tnh whieh vcs up at the time. The oe- supzEts were thrawn out iRte the field.
 Chartisr reported the accident to the poiice and a member of the Meter Ve- hieie Department examined the wreck. AS far as could be learned the driver of the Ford car vas 10 hiazne fer the snciesn,. taking the tuyH sa the wrong siAs q the read forcing ChaFtiAr to fE-H sharply to the left where the sTns sf var unsvoiaahis-
 ss~ssl spsetsr and sea. Morris Spec tor. will be charged with breach of the peace this (AoRdayl morning in police -sare Both men were arrested Sunds ' aftsrnson al Norris Speetsr's haR1e eR ousFTy arsst upon complaint by As7is Spectors wife. It is alleged that Mrs SP~ctor was struck by the men in an ar EumcRt at the Spsetes home during the earlier part of the day.
 rhs esziAued ease sf DiAaAa Rusjs, of Ne Ts High street, ehazxed witt having m her possession liquor with in. tsnt to sell, earas ID in the Reies confi Saturday AeFling. An added court va: catered againE the woman. that O. making aa actual sale Of iiausF. Hei hIEhaEd Abraham Fuehes vas slsi charged on the first cauAt. FhEsaei their attorney both entered pleas oi sof guilty
 Federal Prohibition Agent csrtlans P Brown Of New London. told of search made for hquoT at the Fuehss hcuTe and s+ their Bank street store sept isth, and Of fEeing empty alec Dol rortsAnerS, an empty oI can ths Pussiee ef liquor, and a sl7-t hs,tli fu.1 uith lsquor T1ls bsttIs Of Iisuer wzs fsund by Federal Agent Stanton L. BrgFs. Chief Kiilo1rey of the ls eel poHee tsSihed to assing Agen B-Fgs find ths liaIor at The home. N hqnoF was found at the store.
 Jeseah GiSin testified that he oTnet fhs place where the FtIches lived the. 1sde a lot Of noise and he ordered hen out Oct. 1. Gsin said he 9ur .hased a euart of liquor froBl Mrs PDchsz early in August. paying elthe Ss or st for a ouart of Uhiskey.
 Mrs. Fuches deuisd everything Gisl had said. declnEing that shs did net gel hin any Ehiskey and doahted if h w=ld psv what he said, as he Nike nianey too well She purchased the Ii zuor from a Hartford man for fit crnE q quart She said it Was fer he spu uss. but that she had Rot tasted c h
 Abraham sifverstsin testified to areI uGts between Mrs. Baehes and Gixi svs- rsnt He had not heard that sh Ua@ selling heuor.
 Rrosacutiug Attorney ssHaus, B. HaH vey eHersd no argument. saying ths the state lad proved ihs case the ai Euneat for the defense lasted twelv minutes
 Judge FoEs in rendering his deeisio S,ated that she state had not establish a ths gIiiii of either Fnches or nj Efe or either charge. He found bot sot guilty and ordered their dischaEgi
 Anns&neemszt vas made satsFda aetsFnooR that the Looner OpeT; House would open again some tin during ths cou-ing month. The theatF which is the largest ia WiilimaRtie, hn hcsn ciOSed since vacated by HJna sdhTartz. of Norwich. early in JanuaT us the curErnt year The theatre wi bs renovated throughout and svsFythin naSsihis done Co make f 2s modern . any theatre in the state. It is 1ls EafHd by the parties who are to Tu he theatre that FiIEna1tfe will se0 zee vaudeville ot high clESs, along wil many of the biggest Atn attractions {