Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-20
Woman Knew of
 BuonOmi's Crime
ALLEGED MOTIVE OF THE STRAIT
 FORD MURDER.
CLAIM OF THE STATE
Three Other Defendants Lived Same Sort of Life-SaIoonkeepe Tells of Purchase of Champagne.

Bridgeport, Conn, Dec. 19-States Attorney Stiles Judson outlined deh- nitely in the criminal superior court this afternoon the case which the state proposes to prove against the four Ital- fans now on trial for the murder of Jennie Cavagheri in Stratford last October. The state will attempt to show, said MT. Judson, that the victim of the shooting was slain by Chicago Joe" Buonomi because she had know ledge of a crime committed by him in Chicago, and that the other men now on trial with him, James Matto Frank Pizzichemi and James Ricco, were selected by Buoromi as his aids in the plot against the woman, because they lived the manner of life he liv- ed
 Woman Was "White Slave"
 The state will sobattempt to show, said MT. JudsonV that Buonomi used the woman for immoral purposes in Chicago, New York and Bridgeport and that before she left Chicago he made l arrangements for her to come to this city.
 The statement by MT. Judson follow ed his offering in evidence certain brass checks found in a bag which had belonged to the dead woman and which was picked up near where her | body lay. The counsel for the defense interposed strong objection to the ad- mission of the checks, and the jury was excused while the attorneys argued the matter. After the argu- | jection of the defense and the checks were entered as an exhibit
 Andrew Capone Still Missing.
 Another feature of the days pro- | ceedingS was the bringing in for the first time, other than the reading ir the indictment of the name of Andrew Capone of New Haven, as one of the five men who accompanied the woman to her death and who i sindicted witt the others. He has not yet been cap tured.
 Most of the testimony given today had to do with the hunt for the ac cused in and about Stratford on tn, night of the murder, and the witnesses called were citizens and officers O Stratford and officers of Shelton anC Derby who detailed the part whicl they had taken in the capture of tn, accused.
 Contrary to expectations, the stat did not finish the putting in its evi dence today.
 l Cloth Bag Introduced.
 State Policeman Frank Virelli wa called by the state when. court re stunned in the afternoon to identify black cloth bag found near the spo where the body of the woman ha, lain, and to identify the articles contained. The bag and it's content had been turned over to him by Medi | al inc ell of
 The bag and it's contents were ad mitted as exhibits after arguments a some length by counsel over the admis sion of number of brass checks foun in the bag. During the arguments tn jury was excused and States Attorne !, Judson outlined the case which tn state will endeavor to-prove.
 Saloon Keeper Testifies. The testimony of Joseph De Viva, saloon keeper of Water street. arouse considerable interest as it was froI . that saloon, it is alleged that the part started on the ride which ended i Stratford. It was there also it ha ) been testified that two bottles : champagne were purcha sed.
 The liquor was bought by an
 charged to Capone, De Vita testifie,
 and was a sparkling champagne (
 Italian wine.
 ' Described Effects of Liquor. { A bottle of wine was placed in ev
 dence and De Vita identified it as bt
 ing of the same kind as that sold 1 z Capone. He was asked by the stat g attorney to describe the strength z the liquor and slight litter wei . around the room when he said tn; n while good strong man might drir = 8 bottle of it, bottle and a half wou
 put him on the ground" The bolt f in court was quart bottle.