Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-26
VICTIM 0F DASTAiDLY CRIME
Body of Harry Levine Found in Huck1eberry Pasture, Mile and Half From Farm-Autopsy Showed Un- natural Assault Inquest Will b> Held Today-Farm- hand Under Surveillance.

the constable did last night. He was unable to get Coroner Bill t1 get an order for his arrest, but it is not be- lieved that he will get away.
 Bisappearsd July IS.
 The ease has been ah unusual one in evefy particular: On July Is, the mother afld two children came to the farm frbin New York, where they live at No. 93 Columbia avenue. the father being employed in a Sewing machine shop. They arrived about 11.3G, and in half an hour the boy was missing. When they arrived the boy's shoes and stockings were taken off and his waist changed and he was seen chasing chicken only a few minutes before he disappeared.
 Boys Get Reward.
 When his mother sought him, not a half hour after arriving there, he was gope, and never can1e back alive A persistent search was kept was kept up for him, those at the farm, neigh- bors, mill help at Hanover mill, and many in that village took part in securing the woods. Senator Park let most of his help in the Airlie mill go out seeking him one day and has in- terested himself deeply iii the case. He secured the state police to search for the child and caused the examina- tion of Weitzich Bernard. the farm- hand, three times at least. Two dif- ferent constables sought to trap the fellow into revealing something about the boy. and Polish employe of the state police department had long in- terview with him and put him through the third degree without any favorable clue being obtained. It was consid- cred the man knew nothing about 1t by all those examining him. Senator Park offered a reward of $25 for the finding of the boy and this was di- viGed between the boys.
 Farmland Acted Queer. The farmland saw the little fellow about the farm the noon he arrived, but claimed he had just noticed him as he went into the barn and never saw him again. Suspicion was directed to him, however by his peculiar actions. 1 It is stated he took no interest in the search and then disappeared, saying he was sick and wanted to see a doc tor. He returned to get some clothes and being seen was pursued as he ran 1 and caught. but he maintained that he l knew nothing about the matter He | got through there and went to work 1 for Constable Lambert at Occum where 1 he continued to work until Tuesday ] night, when he gave notice that he 1 was through. It was while he was 1 working there that he was seen sev- l eral times about the matter and his | brother was also questioned, but maintained that his brother always 1 said he knew nothing aobut the child 1 The fact that he threw up his jot l Tuesday night looks suspicious to the l authorities and it was following the | autopsy that the constable was direct ed to keep him under Surveillance. I l is claimed at the farm that the farm l hand had previously tried to entict l children away from the farmhouse. Work of Senator Park Appreciated. The efforts of Senator Park in tn, l matter have been of great importance lin locating the boy and they full. | appreciate it. He has given persona 1 attention to the matter since it wa 1 called to his attention. The farm i I a mile and half from his home il 1 Hanover. The family is a poor one 1 coming to the country for an outing | there being many boarders at tn farm. The father AnSelm Levine. an | the child's uncle. Harry Greenglass | were called here a few days after tn
 boy disappeared, and they have beel devoting all their time since search | ing for the lad and are practically wor1
 out by their efforts.
 Autopsy Showed Motive.
 Dr. Mason. in speaking of the case
 said that thes autopsy showed thu
 motive for the doing away with tn l child and in his opinion the child ma
 have died the day it disappeared. H was sure it had been dead over wee
 and possibly from the day he disap
 peared.