Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
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stand the charge and Tony soke was drafted from the spectators gallery as interpreter. Officer Leahy testified to receiving a telephone message Sunday to the effect that Gush was beating his wife. The officers went to Chapman street and found Gush in grocery store on the street and placed him under ar rest. He was intoxicated.
 Gush said that he had been drinking near-beer, but that he did not strike his wife He went into the yard to call the children to supper and struck one of /, them a light blow with a broom he held in his hand. Mrs. Gush also said she and her husband had had no trouble. The case was. dropped for lack of evidence. but Gush was found guilty of intoxication and was fined s10 and costs amounting to s1S.15 which was paid.
 | Abraham KruE. of No. ss Valley street extension. was charged with as- sault on his wife. Mollie Krug The ac-
 cused was represented by Attorney Thomas J. Kelley. It was explained that Mrs Krlg did not wish to appear against I her husband and wished the case nolled. Mrs. Krug in person asked the court to drop the case. Attorney Kelley said the announcement of the charge against hs client had appeared in morning pl1- CTS and that it would hurt his business. MT. Krug was anxious to be cleared ot
 the charge as there were circumstances that tended to show he was ot U blame
 iu the matter.
 In view of the situation. Attorney
 Harvey wanted the case continued for
 one month The defens. however wal l.
 ed the case cleared Monday morning and
 Mrs. kr.t was called to the stand She
 sail that she and her husband hal V crds
 Saturday afternoon and that her husband
 brought his hand down on her aecl
 Not veiN hard, mister she said The
 trouble was over the children. Cross
 examined by Attorney Kelley. she said
 her husband was not working; that he
 was formerly in the lunch cart business
 but TOW tended to his rents of their prop erty. She said her husband waved a
 chair in the air Saturday He had been
 in the hospital for an operation. she said
 but had recovered. While Ihe was in the ! hospital she collected the rents and say
 ed the money and paid of part of tn. mortgage. She denied calling her chil.
 dren vile names Saturday. She admitted Z having lodged numerous complaint. against her husband at the police station
 The case was continued until this Clues
 day) morning when the children. alleged
 witnesses of the assault, will testify.
 Edgar F. Storrs 64, died Sundav.at hi, i -S-AAS VII 'DpAAAl5 AAiAA+ lOnll OL llaISuelC ? from chronic bronchitis He was borr 2 May S1, 1857, in Mansfield, the son o Albert and Marilla Crane Storrs H, I leaves his wife, one son, Gilbert Storr. r of Coventry, daughter, Mrs. Ada H = Bartlett of Jetfersonville. Vt, and si, il grandchildren.
 d Jared H. stenrns, 80, died saturda, t night at his home in the Chestnut Hi = district in the town of Mansfield H was born in Mansfield May r, 1S41, tn : son of Stephen and Lucy Hyde Stearns j. He leaves his wife, Mrs Ellen Storr e Stearns; a son. Robert E. Stearns an, : two brothers, Valette D. Stearns of Vii : limantic and Charles Stearns of An s dover. MT. Stearns was Cfvl War vel
 eran, member of Company D, Twenty 2 first Connecticut Volunteers. He was 5, member of one of the first brass bands c Willimantic, from 1s56-61.
 ~ All men who made application for SC, 1t ond citizenship papers prevous to Jun Y 10th will be called for examination th ! latter part of August. An opportunit m to prepare for this examination will | ia given at the '. M. c. A. beginning Fr
 day of this week, July 2znd, at 7.s0 1 ,e m, when course in citizenship trair t. ng will begin. Anyone interested is priv e. legged to attend without charge.
 ly Rev. John Pearee. pastor of the Metf
 odist Episcopal church and Mrs. Pearc ne left Monday morning for months vs as cation at Rev. MT. Pearce's summer cot e, tage.
 h. Rev. A. D. Carpenter, pastor of fl a. First Baptist church, and family. Al N' now at Rev. Mir. Carpenters sunm,
 cottage at Lake Memph>emagog. Canad
 where thy will rmain for a mont DS D Charles L. Crane and Master Stanley A, r derson accompanied them. Mir. Crar ad will spend this week at the cottage.