Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-18
WILLIMANTIC

Lathrop of New London; Company G. J. B. Brown of Westeely; Company H, E. R. Hill of Colchester; Company I, Patrick Dorsey of East Haddam Company K, Vine R, Franklin of Mid- dletown.
 The list of survivors of the regiment so far as known is 92 of which number eleven are commissioned officers The number was reduced to eighty-five at the reading of the necrology. The com rades who died during the year were: John D. Gaylor, Alhambras California, a member of Company D; Arvine A. Frazier of Providence, R. l.; Joseph H. Newberry of Mystic members of Com pany E; So1on Moxley Of Hartford, member of Company F; Henry Snow and J. IT. Sheldon, members of Company H and James B. Carver of Killingly, a member of Company K. Following the reading of the necrology Taps was sounded by Lewye N Gerry of this city. The session came to a close at 1925 O. clock, the members and guests going to the banquet hall where an excellent din- ner was served by the Woman's Relief Corps.
 The afternoon session opened at 2 O. clock and was in the nature of "camp ! fire" It was voted to hold the next re- union of the regiment Tuesday, May IT, ! l Judge Lucien F. Burpee, Ex-Mayor Dan i iel P Dunn, Dr. C. W. Roberts of Hart i ford, Captain Philo P. Talcott of Koch ester, N. Y, and others.
 |, Criminal business of tho Windhnm ! county superior court was resumed on 1 Tuesday morning in this city before Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin. Three cases were disposed of before the jury was called in. George E. Paine of Killingiy 1 pleaded guilty on two counts of assault.
 Fines of SIPS were imposed on each count and two other similar charges
 were nolled. Thomas Popagallo, charged lwith indecent assault in Putnam April
 goth last pleaded guilty that the ac-
 cused had 8 wife and two children. He
 was given one year in the county jail.
 Charles Iavance, charged with burg
 lary, also pleaded guilty. He was charged with theft of gold watch val ued at $20 and cigarette case valued
 at S2 in the town of Plainfield on Marcf
 20, 1921. It was stated that his recert
 was clear until now and that the ac
 was done while under the influence ol
 liquor. His home Is in Clinton, Mass.
 where he has wife and three children X sentence of two months was imposed
 Lavance having served 57 days whilt
 awaiting trial
 The jury was called in for the cas- | of The State vs. Frank Duslak alial Frank Dafiex; Michael Dzurgot alias Mi chael Dgnoit; charged with assault ol , Albert Kreciglowa and his wife Lena, a their home in East Thompson, on tn night of February 23 1921. Attemptet robbery is another charge against them r The two men and their alleged accom-
 plices. Joseph Reglista and Peter Stalk sl1ievieg, had been put to plea prevoiusl D on the first count and pleaded not gull l ty. Duslak and Dzurgot, Tuesday il ? court pleaded not guilty to tho secon
 count as amended. The last two mention . ed and Reglista come from Webster
 Mass, but Stall1skievieg is a residen Q of the town of Thompson.
 2 Fifteen jurymen responded to the rO . call, Fred Chesley being absent In addi ton to eight others who have been e1 . cused for the term. The names of thre z were drawn, A. L. Rhodes of Pomfre : Ira E. Munyon of Thompson and H. ! ! l Wells of Woodstock and they were e cused There were no challenges by tf
 state or attorneys for the defense. = The jury comprises J Deloraine Cor
 ant Windham F. ]. Daniels Putnam
 Harlow F. Scott Ashford; James Levi Chaplin; Roy Latham, Eastford; Charlt i c. FittS, Hampton: : Joseph N. LdVal
 and William T. Bailey, Killingiy: Fran
 Chism. Pomfret Chester B. Green an
 Eddy c. Arnold, Thompso nand oscs
 Johnson. Woodstock
 Tho first witness for the state was A
 bert Kreciglowa. who said that he live with his wife and six children in Ea' Thompson, about mile from the pos office On the night of February B la the two accuesd men and Joseph Regli ta. all of whom he Identified in cour came to his house about 8 o'clock ar rapped at the door When he opened the trio came in and stated that th' q were detectives. and had come to seart for liduor. They then showed revoiye and made him and his wife put up the hands. Duslsk then went into his be room and soon returned. The trio th' made him and his wife go down cells one of the men going ahead of them al ! one going behind. Both men carried T volvers. His wife carried light. O = of the men. Duslak he thought, beg
 to look about the cellar and witne
 seized the opportunity to run out [
 cellar door and shout for help. One m
 ran after him and he heard shot fire