Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-03
OVERCAST AND COOL
 TODAY AND TOMORROW

Automobile accidents have put three manslaughter cases on the docket of the criminal superior court for the May term which opens this (Tuesday) morning at ten o'clock in New London with judge Christopher L. Avery on the bench, and another manslaughter case comes from an assault
 The accused in the cases are Louis J. Holder, a sailor who is charged with causing the death of Sing Lee, New London Chinaman, as the result of a feht in Golden street recently; Vastly Slepica charged with killing Chester Tay- Tor in a motorcycle and automobile col lision near Jordan cemetery; Michael Jas5iewicz of Norwich, charged with kill ing a child in an automobile accident on Man street and James Rodman, charged on two counts with causing the death of boy named Daniels and girl named Garrett in an automobile accident in NIontville last October. This case was continued from the January session.
 A number of Norwich men will appear befort the court Michael Bohara is ac- cused of blaicEnau in inperscnating a revenue officer in Jewett City and with subornation of perjury in the alleged in fuencing of a witness George Fox is charged with statutory burglary at the t city. Statutory burglary is also the charges against James McGrath and Thomas Geo-han for the alleged burglary of the O'Conneu saloon on Bath street Several Taftvine young men, Leroy Moore. Edward Moore, Edward Duprey
 Wufrcd Suvenia Em0rie Ray, J9iel
 Neefe. George BoeniE and Fred Poriar have charges of tatutOry burglary against them because entrances made t9 the Scotland road social club and 10 a
 residence in that neighbOrho0d. Joseph Tirslv of Thames street is charged with theft of g1-d from a Central Vermont freight car. The case of Max Sholter of prv0iderce, who was before the Nor
 w.ch police court on the charge of em- hezzlement Of S1So26 will be before the court
 The following ara the new. eases. show ing the Cffenses charged:
 Stanley BaEanows5y, larceny; Edward
 G7-aIou alias Edward Butler adultery
 Benjamin Rogue. statutory burglary
 Michael Eohara ct aL. suboruatton ot nc-jurv; Mike Bohara ct aL. blackmafl Herman Rotweenick. theft of poultry
 Louis RotYecnjck theft of poultry James Cole theft of poultry: Louis Da- chis. theft; James Daley indecent as-
 sault: James Doran ct al. adultery George Fox. statutory burglary; Johr Green. assault; Clarence C. Harter. at-
 tempt 10 rob; Louis C. Holder, man slaughter; Arif Jakt forgery: Mike kucznc5 attempt at arson; Annie La ruc. alias Annie Laravre adultery 1 James McGrath ct al statutory burelarv l Leroy Moore ct al, statutory burglary 1 Leroy Moore ct al. statutory burglary Ar.stide AIusetti ct a1. adultery. Ju,ie Feclzham. burglary; Charles W. Salmon Q, al. adultery; William A. Small. theft
 John Staukawich theft; Joseph Stanca. witch. alias -. theft; Charle, ! Thomas ct aL. adultery; Joe Turicl,. rane
 Joseph Nirsky. theft: George Walden 1 theft of poultry; Yadwi~a DraIch. resist Ing an officer; Edward Dorsey ct aL l theft Of poultry; Michael Jaskieuics l m7Hs-aughter; Max Scholter. embozzle | mont
 Continued Cases.
 ] Continued cases on the docket are tht following:
 ] Frank w. BUrdick. embezzIement. Joh7 1 burr et aL. theft; William Snooner. talk
 ing oysters from private bed; Antonio