The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-25
PUTNEY MURDER BRINGS !. TERROR TO WOMEN WHO
 LIVE IN THE OUTSKIRTS
Demand For Firearms has Increased and Old Shot Guns Have Been Cleaned Up and Loaded in
 Many Households
STAMFORD
Especial to The Farme,

 TStratford, Oct 25-The hearing of the three prisoners who were in the murder car onSthe night~thatg Jennie Cavagllieri was brutally shot to death in Putney will take place tomorrow before Judge Charles H. Peck in the town hall The large room has been pected and the smaller room usually used as court room by Judge Peck would not accommodate the many who are expected. The residents of the events which followed the capture of the trio are intensely interested in the ceedings. Besides these large mum bers will come from Bridgeport if in formation as to the time of the bring the prisoners from the Bridge port jail in the morning if this is pos sible but the hearing may be deferred will be charged with murder. Grand Juror Ivan Moreholise will prosecute and it is probable that he will be as sisted by some Bridgeport attorney. A strong guard of police and constabIes will be present. The desperate char acter of the prisoners has caused some Stratford residents and the fear of a delivery in the court room after the manner of the Hi1lsville court house shooting has been mentioned as pos sible. The officers however will take care of this proposition and if there is any attempt to liberate the prisoners 
 part of the officers which will forever bar such act in this vicinity It has been established beyond a doubt that the two missing members of the murder. gang boarded trolley car bound for Derby which left Stratford centre at o'clock They got on some the car Singly before Derby was reached Both these men belong in New Haven and are familiar with the country in this vicinity The conduc- tor of the car remembers this much of the actions of the two men. From. this locality they could work their way back to New Haven in the night and once there they may be hidden for an indefinite period.
 at Peck's mill has caused general alarm among the women of the out skirts. Her husband left the house to aid the officers soon after the shoot ing was announced. He locked the door of his home and took the key with him. Buonomo, in his desperate attempts to escape pounded on the | door of the Bevans home and impIor- | ed her to admit him and save his life. He used both hands in his desperate | efforts to gain admittance and Mrs Revans was terrified. From the Win | dow she could see two other men in | the street which increased her terror l men were H. M. Booth and Samuel Lewis neighbors who were watching every move of the suspect and who | were ready to go to the aid of Mrs. | Bevans if such a course became nee 1 eSsary- When Buonomo left the BeV- ans house Booth and Lewis question ed him and became convinced that the man had some reason for desiring to | get away from that locality. St1ll | Keeping up the conversation. Booth and Lewis walked with Buonomo till they reached the home of F. S. Webb. At | this time neither Booth nor Lewis ! knew definitely that murder had been committed but they know that | Buonomo would bear watching and 1 they maintained their vigilance de 1 termined not to let the fellow escape 1 In MT Webb's yard where the latter was going about with a lantern the | slayer inquired about the time of trol- l ley cars to Bridgeport and he was in- l formed that a car would be along pres ent1y The three Stratfordites kept a 1 sharp lookout and while they were l waiting for the car the murderer offer i ed to pay them $10 if they would take him to 105 South avenue, Bridgeport In a few moments along came the au- tomobiIe which had taken the murder | party to the scene of the crime One | car contained Chief Robbins and con- stables from Shelton. A second car 1 contained several members of the Far mer's editorial staff and the third car which was the one hired by the as- sassins and driven by Chauffeur Hall contained fire chief Alan Judson of Stratford and others. Chief Robbins jumped out of his Acar and asked,