Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-19
WILLIMANTIC

jackknife and a few pennies on him, but no revolver as he had none. The next day Krecglowa came to Webster and said he was recognized by his nlous- tache, although he said at the time that they wore masks Duzlek said he was taken to Thompson, then to Hampton and was in jail twelve days before being I bailed out. At this point in his story witness broke down and wept. He de- nier he had told Detective Jackson that ] they went to steal whiskey, or anything about revolvers. He denied going into i the bedroom that night There were four , or five children in the house, he said. i States Attorney Charles K. Seafls cross-examined Duzlek who said he was i a weaver and had not worked for four months He said that he and Mike, and Peter went to East Thompson in the morning but did not go to the Krecog- Iowa home as they thought the man would be at work. Stafkskievieg didn't 1 go that night as he said he was tired. Duzlek said he had Ss0 in his pocket with which to buy whiskey, bue denied telling Attorney Harvey he had no mon {, ey with him when searched at the police station He denied that they said they l were detectives or that they flashed re- volcers He did not hurry away, they were only in the house about two min utes.
 The witness admitted telling Detective Jackson that it was no crime to steal whiskey and that he had 8 newspaper clipping which said so. DuZiek said he clipped the article from a paper while in jail but denied it was in his posses sion when searched at Webster. He also dtnied having told Jackson that they were to turn the whiskey over to Stalks kievieg who would split the profits with them.
 Michael Dzurgot co-defendant, wheD put on the stand, gave similar testfmany. He was followed by Peter Stalkskievieg.
 Gladys stalkskievles was called to the stand to testify of the sale of li- quor at the Kreciglowa home. The at- torneys for the state objected to the questions of the defense and after some argument court was adjourned for five
 minutes. Upon resuning the hearing the testimony of the girl was not permitted 10 be heard.
 In rebuttal, Chief Canty was called and told of getting the newspaper clip ping from Mike. The clipping contained
 the decision of southern judge that it
 was TO crime to steal illicit liquor as no one had the right to have it in his pos
 session. The clipping shown by the de- fense was not the clipping he referred
 to. The clipping he Knew was publish ed in tho Worcester Telegram after he gave it to a reporter in Webster. He never got the original clipping back. Questioned by the defense about how he come to remember this clipping now and
 not while testifying Tuesday, he said that when Frank referred to 1t, fl brought it to his men1ory
 Charles \. Parker, assistant to tht
 taller at Brooklyn, testified that Frank
 told him he had seen a clipping stating , that it was no crime to steal liduor , This was on the 23rd. He could not re
 member when this talk took place , Frank had SIPS on him when searched , at the jail on the 24th. Mike had bu 27 ctntr.
 , Detective Jackson. recalled. stated - that Peter stalkskievieg told him tha' hc didn't want 10 go to Kreciglowa! , home because the man was made at him The attorneys for both sides agreet , 10 begin areuments at the opening O : court this (Thursday) morning. Cour 2 adjourned at 4.O5 o'clock until thi 6 morning at 10 o'clock.
 7 | large delegation of wnIimanttc Tele - phone girls extended dance at Daniel e son Wednesday evening given by tn s telephone girls of that borough. Tho ending of that wonderful bit 0 , poetry. composed by some NorwaH
 State Guard man. struck home witt many of the local boys who receive, . thc same treatment. But then simila
 song was sung at the Mexican borde
 when Uncle Sam needed the boys the.
 were there first
 T,'c Second Congregational church 0 Coventry has extended 9 call to Rev.
 E. Ritc'er Of Dariea to become pastoi
 Edward Beieranrc changed lis pie;
 Of not guilty to guilty. in the pofe
 court Wednesday morning. He wa
 charged with intoxication and his eas
 had been continued from Tuesday. Off J cer Roderick Lariviere. who made tn
 arrest early Tuesday morning. said tn
 young man was making q nuisance 0
 himself on Main street and he ordere him home. After a walt the boy dare
 him to take him up." He did It wa
 the young mans first appearance if
 court and he was fined s5 and cost'
 amounting to S1215.
 Wednesday evening at tho state aI fnory on Pleasant street, ex-members ( Company NJ Connecticut State GuarC
 and many who had served in the hom
 guard, organized in February, 1917, CT joyed a social time. Company NJ is nol