The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-26

| Jennle CaVaAer1 was In Bridgeport for some days prior to the arrival Of Buonomo. He learned of a couVsfs9,- tton overheard in cafe last Nondmy night in which reference was made | 10 the recent arrival of a Chfearo woman, and the addresses msntforSd
 In the conversation indicated that the
 nuroered ra woman had been regarded | Tor several days as a newcomer I'd, Bridgeports underworld.
 Further information gafherad F-y NoccoIa as to the manner of the CavaIIert woman'S meeting her slaver 1 is regarded as of much importarca. It is now claimed that Ruonorno | the Pezzichemf spaghetti houee s,-f organized his band of gunmen, then went to the Water street address. E4z.
 Wnere Jennie was stopping. and re- to her. Had she listened. her Iffo
 would have been spared. but whsn
 saein1 % bs ord-S Lo axe . uR with him the saloon below the eaffnR nT~C- stocked up the car and set out vTIrf In the woods to the norfheasf or Lakeview Home are several caun1~ frequented by gypsy-1ike populatior work occasionally as stevedoree. re- camps have been raided several fi-re~ by the Bridgeport police, on Complaint \ Of farmers whose hen roosto and r--,- dens have been devastated F,1 ff5o 5-,. | habttants of the improvfsed ge4fTa- ment. But as. general rule the men I DeGn | of Austrian extraction, and no Tfaf- | tans were found among them.
 In the very territory that the lnfor- nation of Linstrom indicates the two fugitiyes are now, occupying, was found several years ago the body rf | nine years old Antonio MastrofannI | who was attacked by degenerate ana 1 strangled to death with a shos strfn1. | Undertaken Louis E. Richards WSa
 arrested today charged with viola | tion of the statute covering the rernrv-
 al of dead bodies. He was at once re- . leased on his own recognizance. kha amount of bail having been fixed af
 $10O by County Health Officer George i E. Hill
 Hill issued the warrant today when he investigated the manner Of the r1- appears to have been more technirrI than otherwise, Hlct1ar6g had fhr rr- mission of all parties concerned e ts the removal of the body but 6id uct comply with the letter Of the law. The warrant charges that EfcEarF4 failed to comply with that part of she removal of a corpee from ono tcE1 to another without having attnrte1 to the coffin. or box containing 91rh body the written or printed perulsrllor signed by the registrar Of feaf-8 la the town in which the deceRseN MeNAr5 dfed. and styfns t1e esuast of
 I'll Health officer HnI lnmsAa fhs n rant this forenoon. and aBrcd Ehat officer be detailed nom DOlIcs heal- strument to Detective Sergeant Hack | cit, who notified Richards Co appear at police headquarters. RicnardG Nad promptly liberated
 Richards obtained a death certfficate lfrom Medical Examiner w. B. CcH4e- well when he received the commfeaicl | from Buonomo the confessed murdef- CT and reputed husband of the WOrDa-ls to take charge of the remains Tafa | town clerk of Stratford, H. C. Lovel l who would have issued a permit f14 | the removal of the body from Chs | town. Without such a permit tae re- mova1 of a dead body from one town to another gs<il1egal- Town Clerk Low FeH called Undertaken Richards on tho | that he must get the necessary permit
 before 5 o'clock or he would prooeeo
 against him Richards promised to 3e on hand but he failed to appear At | q o'clock last night the town clerics
 l patience was exhausted and he called
 | the undertaking establishment of tnm
 | Richards company and gave his fir1E
 i edict It was that a warrant WouLl
 be prepared and placed in the hance
 l of State Policeman Rowe Wheeler Fi1c | had orders to serve the document in case the permit was net taken out De- | fore 10 o'clock sharp.
 Richards received by man today Q
 permit for the removal of the body oL
 l Jennie Cavalier from StTatford to
 BridgepOrt, purporting to have Dee1
 | issued on October 25, by Town cier.-
 | Harold c. Lowell, upon death cerfl- | ficafe signed by Medical Examine l William B. CoggsweIl, giving the cauee | Of death as homicide This was n4lI~ | a to Undertaken Richards yester-leH- | reaching him this morning The stat | nte on which the Richards Warr1lt 2 was issued carries a. penalty or #41 | fine or six months Imprisonment or | both. .s - | nrorninent part in the inve8ttgatiOn'- moi so much to apprehend the r"o l fin 1gftives as to unearth what they eNn 1 of white slave traffic are haunting 1 the vicinity of 1O5 South avenue to- CContinued on Page z)