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’3 YOUNG CHILDREN
~ woman )‘esterdai’
Tutimony Leads Court to
Believe Woman May
" Be Insane.
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Their faces scratched and their lit-
tle bodies covered with bruises which
they said had been inflicted by their
(odor mother. Mrs. Felerano Mod-
aeski. Josephine and Anna Modaeski.
as witnesses against the
in ilorough Court.
Greenwich, before Judge Mead. Jose-
phine is {our years old and Anna ten.
Testimony of the children was cor-
roborated by s. number of witnesses
Who told of seeing them beaten with
sticks until they bled. of seeing them
dragged by tho hair and ot hcnring
their cries as they were punished.
Judge Mead. at the conclusion of
the hearing. said he would hold the
woman until a council of physicians
appeared
can determine her sanity. If the
woman is proved sane. she will be
to the Bridlsvort jail. 1!
she will be sent to the
the coat an-
committed
she is insane
Middletown asylum
nounced.
Another child of the couple. Stan-
ley Modseshi. did not appear at the
hearing.
The woman is the wife of Julius
Modzeski. The couple live in the
Le Grand Avenue section or Green-
wich. Complaints 0! the neighbors
tol Patrolman Kelly led to an inves-
tigation am; 53-0 woman’s arrest. A
number of witnesses wei-e summoned
to court to tell of the abuse of the
children.
Julius Modzeski. husband or the
woman. told of her promise to cease
abusing the children which was brok-
en as soon he he left his home to go
to work.
Anna Diaka told of seeing Jose-
phine Modzeski bleeding from the
car from the 'eRccts ot blows given
her by her stepmother.
The family live in a house owned
by James Cummiskcy. He was also
a witness against Mrs. Modzeski. He
told of hearing the screams of the
children.
"One day I heard the little girl
(Joaephlne) scream. I went into the
house and found the stepmother beat-
ing her. I told her to stop or I'd
make her" said the witness.
Charles Moms, another witness.
told of having heard Mrs. Modzeski
call to the children-
sweetheart" and then
with a stick. '
Asked to testify is her own he-
behalt. Mrs. Modseaki began to talk
in Polish. Her husband interpreted.
He said Eh wife claimed she could
not speak English.
at the time or her arrest. firs. Mod.
zeski spoke to them in English, flu-
ently and at great length. .
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1 8 .—Benny
haunt them
NEW YORK. April
Gould. Canadian featherweight. who
collapsed in his corner at the end of
the eighth round of a scheduled
twelve-roumbbout with Mike Dundee
at the Pioneer Sporting Club. Tues.
day night. and was taken to Bellevue
Hospital with a fractured Jaw. has
left the hospital.
home at No.- 64 West
Street.
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