Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-18

ognize Philip Faraci at the horses head because the man with the gun was taking all his attention. He knew Feraci well enough to know his voice even in the dark.
 The witness produced a book in which he showed the date July 2O, ex- blaming that he had set this down on August after he had been shot to indicate the Saturday when he met Feroci on the road and said Hello" to him, without getting reply from Feroci.
 Jumped Out With The Whip.
 William J. Messenger, of East Lyme, a butcher, in the team with MT. Mason in the team on the night of the alleged hold-up was the next wit ness called. He has been employed by since January He was sitting on the left hand side of the team and told of seeing three men in the hold-up, one standing at the right of the horses head. the other two approaching Ma sons side of the wagon. Mason jump ed out among the men, and Messen- ger grabbed the whip and jumped out on the other side He went up to the horses head and attacked the man there. heard a shot and started down towards Mason, where he lost his whip. He heard five or six shots fired. He shouted to Mason to get that gun under the seat" This was a bluff as there was no gun there. The three men all started to run away around the wagon. It was too dark for him to see and recognize any man, if he had known him. He thought one of the two men on Mason's side was wearing a felt hat He testified that he could not say whether any of the prisoners in the pen were those who attacked them that night.
 Faracl Tsstifies,
 Philip Faraci, 26, born in Italy, and living in New London, a resident of this county since he was six years old one of the accused, was the next witness. He testified he was tailor and was married but had not lived with his wife for the past year. He has been living with his uncle at 3z Sixth street, East New London. ! He testified to acquaintance with the | other prisoners and said Joseph Bruno slept in the same bed with him on the night of August 3rd. Bruno told hin
 he had been fired from his job and haG
 no money to pay his board and asked
 the witness if he knew anybody whC
 any money. The next day the con. | NClSdtAOA was anu T dI dCl lO1l 1 Bruno he knew butcher out in Nj
 antic. but didn't know whether h, l carried any money.
 Met Them At Railroad Bridge.
 Joseph Bruno and Mike Maria witt the witness met Joseph Alfieldo on tn Central Vermont bridge the next nigh , and they asked Alfieldo if he wante' to go out to Mantle to do the jot AAT1 1r- fAr1Sf tl I,a had a, revolver. He told them he ha
 two. Later the witness said he wa
 on the East Lyme trolley and saN Bruno, Maria, Alfieldo and Frank Ser
 rato on the same car. They got O at Lee avenue. The witness got oi
 at station 41, which is Mantle H
 visited his wife for about minute
 at his father-n-law's house. He lei
 the four men on the car when he go
 off. Later he met the men at tn
 bridge in the road and Mason pass
 ed in a team. Serrato, Alf1elo an
 Maria went down the road, but tn
 witness and Joseph Bruno went alon
 as far as Wallace Lathams house. At this point court adjourned ti
 this morning at 1000.
 Jail Sentences for Three. II When court first convened just aft Eer noon, Major Hull called up the cas
 of state vs. Antonio Priolo, a Ne , London barber, and Marietta Filant whose husband employed the accuse man. The couple pleaded guilty , adultery upon the advice of Attorne { Geary. They were sentenced to ] year in jail. They have been in ja , since June 10. There are five chi dren in the Priolo family.
 ] Priolo went to New York with Mir | | Filauto and was there arrested | | Patrolman James Gaffney of this cit , and brought here to await trial, hay . ing been in jail since.
 Today i'll court, the husband sal that he has five children, whom l 5 will care for, but said that he wi never take his wife back.
 } Adeiarde T. Lambert, 19, of Balti , charged with rape. was sentenced \ six months in jail by Judge Case. IT } victim of the offense was Eva Dl : haime of Baltic. aged 15 years. TT
 girl is an orphan and lives with h. Y sisters. Lambert pleaded guilty 6 the charge. The offense was commi e ted several weeks ago. Lambert al g mitted having served 14 months in 7 Rhode Island jail. Judge Barnes al = peared for Lambert.