Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-15

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Sossnh Dswineczk Of south Coventry
Is vatient at st. Joseph's hospital,
suffering from painful injuries receiv-
"a late Saturday night when his motor
cycle and a Hudson automobile, oper
afed by Otto Custer Of 21s School
street. South Manchester. came togeth-
er hesd-on just west Of the residence Of
Dr.. r. e. Wilcox. on West Main street.
DEwinczks injuries consist of a lacera-
zion over the eyes and jagged cuts on
the thsShE.
The accident happened about 1855 o.
clock Saturday night. but aside from
the statements OF both parties little is
Known Of the particulars, other than
that Dzwinczk was headed up West
11ain street. Dzwinczks injuries con-
nlst OF a laceration over the eyes and
5aEEed cuts on the thighs.
The accident happened about 11.55 o.
clock Saturday night but aside from
the statements Of both parties little is
known Of the particulars, other than
that DEwinczk was headed up West
Main street, Custer coming down the
street Neither Custer nor his com
panfrn were injured. Following rush
snr Dzwtncxk to the hospital Lieut.. AL
Ian Macarthur took Custer to the sta
ton house on a charge of reckless driv-
Ing. releasing him under bonds of $500
for his appearance in court this Mon
day) morning.
The motorcycle was wrecked the front
wheel being pushed back into the frame.
are other parts broken or bent. The
Hudson had a broken steering gear a
broken left headlight. ana a double
bumper vas snapped of clean.
Zach party laid the blame for the ac-
rident on the other. but circumstances
tend to show thar Custer may have the
wrong side Of the argument.
Three continued cases we're heard
saturday morning in the police court
lg judge Frank n. Foss. Herbert H
Ezthbun. charged with fornication. en-
tered a plea OF guilty and was fined So
ana costs. an0ii1,-sss to s12.15 which
vas paid.
I9mes Sweet. OF Norwich. charged
With reckless driving through his at
frrusv entered a demurrer TO the com
bInint, which was overruled by the court
40 found Sweet guilty and fined him
$50 and costs. An appeal was taker
% the superior court; bonds Il $500 fix
q b. the court were furnished by JohI
M-E4mzra, OF Norwscn. Inc case wa.
he outcome Of an accident on Windhar:
rr1d. Sunday evening. April Is, whe1
sFeet was driving an automobile ownet
81 his employer. ". r. Bogue. of Nor
Eieh, and collided with team owncC
ana driven BY Charles Kodupski Of VII
iare Hill. Mrs. Kodupski. who was il
the wagon. was badly injured Tn
wagon vas smashed and the horse had
% BE- shot later to end its sufferings.
Herbert =. CahOon. charged with non
support Of his four minor children
whose aas range from 4 To IL years
rieadsd not guilty. Mrs. Cahoon tolt
The court that they were the parents o
rlne children and that she aud her hus
band did not I've together. she with tn
children living on Bricltop Hill. He
husband had given her no support 70
The past month. The two oldest childrel
worked and paid their board but tn
Fosnger children could not attend schoc
~ they were in need of clothing an
thoea. Mary Cahoon corroborated til
isnmcny OF her mother.
Cahoon testified that he was doing a
- could 70 support his family but wha
Fnrk he could obtain netted him onl
thirty-hvs cents an hour.
A settlement was finally reached
whereby Cahoon agreed to furnish 81
dollars 4 =eeiz for the support OF hi
iaraiiy; the case was continued for fou
weeks.
Ths believing eommittees have bee
Belected 70 arrange for the Charity ba
Pson 10 be held for the purpose Of rails
ing fund.- for the welfare bureau: dane
and ticksts. Georges A. Bartlett, ]. N
Berzrd. 7. Frank Cunningham, Fran
-. FoEs, Raymond A Parker. Kennel
~. Hiii1ouse. George Peloquin. DzniC
=. Dunn. James 3. Fullerton, Samu'
Chesbro. Valentine L. Murphy. Charle
". Hi Frank r. Custard. John I
Car. Pierre J. Laramie and John Rel
~. Cake. candy. ice cream. etc, Mr.