Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-28

would not stand their abuse. took hold of the Gunoack boy and shook him, but did not strike him. A woman who claimed to be in the Kusrnierczak car at the time testified in behalf of the ac- cused. The Guaoack boy was recalled to the stand and denied that he had called Kusmierczak any bad names.
 Mrs. Gunoack. mother of the boy all legged to have been assaulted, was call ed to the stand and started to testify. When it was learned that she was not an eye witness to the affair she was ex- | cused, but managed to get a few words to the effect that there had been friction in the past between the Gunoack and Kusmierczak families.
 Judge Foss in summing up said that it was another of a series of trouble re- sulting from family differences. What 1 ever might have been said by the boy | Judge Foss pointed out that Kusmierczak had not the right to leave his car to chastize him. His leaving the car the second time showed that he was looking 1 for trouble and under the testimony even 1 that admitted by the defendant that he had taken hold and shook the boy con- | stituted an assault He found Kusmierc- zak guilty and imposed fine of s5 and costs amounting to s12.15.
 
 | and Louis Couniflan. Is. charged with assault on Charles Jacobs on Saturday, June A. were called but the complain ant was not present The case was then continued until Saturday morning. The i Lewis boy told the court he was not on the scene of the trouble which is alleged to have occurred on Bank street. The Counihan boy said that he was not gull ty of assault.
 At the close of the court session Mrs Gunoack denounced Kusmierczak as be ing bootlegger She accused him oi making and selling whiskey. The Gu noack woman was so persistent that ar officer was assigned to pay visit to thu Kusmierczak house in the Yellow Row search was made of Kusmierczak ' house, but no liquor was found aside : from quantity of bee wine" in tht
 making. However, Kusmierczak hat : two patches of home brew" in tn ) works. y% A quart bottle of the drink wa.
 taken by the officer and the owner wa : told that he would be informed later a to the result of the analysis.
 yl At the regular meeting of the Nat , chaug lodge. No g. Knights of Pythias , held Monday evening in the lodge quarters the semi-annuaI election of of nCeTS LOOK pldFe WltH lH6 lOtlONIilS Ac D suits: Raymond F. Gatest chancellor l commander; James A. Rood, vice chan , cellor; Carleton p. King. prelate q Charles A. Gates. master of works; Free
 K Manley. master of arms; George H , 1 Arnold inner guard John Bowman outer guard J. Raymond Smith and J r ]. Lennihan, delegates to the grant [ lodge in October; auditing committee
 William E. Higgins, J. J. Lennihan ant James P. Mustard. The other officers
 master of finance, J Raymond Smith
 master of exchequer, Walter R. King
 and keeper of records and seals. L. Let
 Thompson remain the same. These of
 fcers will be installed at the regula
 meeting the second Monday in July.
 Plans are practically completed fo
 the chamber of commerce outing at tn
 Connecticut Agricultural College Thurs
 day afternoon of this week. It promise
 to be a red letter day in the history o 2 the local organization. Already between