The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-26
BROOKLYN WHITE
 SLAvERS PLANNED MURDER OF WOMAN
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day: and agaIn in the various angles from which the authorities have viewed the mystery It appeared in the woman's included in a note book with names and addresses. Police investigation has disclosed that even since the mur- der important te1egrams have passed between this city and Chicago, with the South avenue address as the Bridgeport end of the messages.
 grocery and restaurant. It is con- professes Ignorance of the entire af- fair But for several months ,atins this this veiIIance in connection with the workings of Bridgeport's underworld.
 A few months ago, when Dominic slavers of this city, was sentenced to- prison for five years, his grocery store-a tiny place in Steuben street business-ceased to be the rendezvous of lawless characters. This store was one of the places upon which the county sheriffs and local police des- cendeds in their spectacular cleanup of alleged white slavers when a wit ness in the Superior court broke down on the stand and told something of the methods of the white slave sys- tenn.
 Cesare's removal as head of the sys- tenn. left the Bridgeporters without
 
 men whom the police regarded as identified with Cesare began to con- gregate about 105 South avenue. The police eyed the place with suspicion for some time, then concluded to raid 1t, and a few days ago ma de clean up of the spot as a gambling dena Fescino was fined $100 and costs in the city court today, and five fre- quenters were fined $25 and costs each.
 Coroner PheIan has not yet con- ciuded when he will open his inquest into the Oronoque tragedy. He is awaiting advices from the state po- vestigation He is planning his in quest so as to aid in every way the federal agents here in the white slave pr P1ops r4 ana VIII ho5a dflcsusd Such parts of t addresses in other cities as we'll as here. against which the authorities may wish to proceed with concerted action.
 A small boy picked up 32 calibre revolver in a mud puddle in front of John Assun's bakery on Main street the find caused a ripple of excitement at the Centre. The public mind is nrasr me wrenght eng 5rY up ,t}Ye Gyer the Putney start a sensation. The gun is a mod ern, self-cocking affair and was fully loaded when found by the boy. It who will hold it till the owner ap- pears. It is believed that the gun is the property Of an officer and that it was lost yesterday afternoon. It was free from rust which indicates that it had lain in the puddle only a short time.
 Ever since the turing of pretty Jen- nie CavaHeri to the lonely rode in Putney where she was foully murder ed by five gun-men of the White Slave organization, the Bridgeport police have been actively instrumental in running down clues to the rr1iesing murderers and their companions. Gap tain of Detectives Arnold with his old time perSpicacity has secured material evidence against the three captured murderers and detectives quietly work ing under him have secured the city until they have pretty well located ey- cry one thought to have knowledge of the affair. The result of their work is now in the hands Of State Police and Federal detectives, who are today prosecuting their search in New York City and other large centers where the l underworld characters congregate.
 Among those whose diligence is to 1 Hazel, who immediately after news of | the crime was wired to headQuarters | by the Stratford officers, went upon | the streets and within fifteen minutes the murder car excepting Buonomo | and the girl who were entire strangers | n the city. To Bernard G1ennon great credit is due for 1t was his watchful- l characters they sped past him on 1arkened Water street as they were eaving the city. With Officers Hol- brook and Halpin these two visited I ,rict and before morning were ac- Iuainted with the whereabouts of com oanions of the nnurderers who are said o have materially assisted the State conspiracy to punish the alleged in former.