The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-28
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.FAILED10kERs',Ms
JUDGE T|ERNElI,'
OUTOF H|SC0ORT
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But Greenwich, Conn, Ad-
herents of the Walsh Regime
Did Their Dumdest.
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SHERIFF TO THE RESCUE /
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Orders Deputy to "Open Her
Up if You Have to Bust
In the Door,"
SHERIFF TO THE RESCUE
tsssr,ai 10 The E,sa,as wss.d.,

tspsr.si 10 The Evsaias wsAd., -
GREENWICH. Conn. June 1.-ln ne
presence Of several hundred psrs q
Judge william Tierney. n ire Bseosss
Court to-day. dismissed . ehasUs ~
breach Of the peace mao BY Chief fof
Polies Rich against one camusa Brown.
The crowd was not IN the isast N:
tersstsd In Samuel Brown Or his CAPE.
They were looking for . isn't between
the reformers. who are b. OF Judge
TIerney. and the followers Of the walsh
faction. who we're denying 1Adss Cse'
ney's right to cit rs Judge. 1AsFs w.
much talk. not all II Il psAesabsss ~
there was no night
Gov. Baldwin, the day before yestsr.
day, appointed Mr.. Tiernsy because OF
q deadlock between the Senate and
House Of Representatives q Aartsefd
between william c. Runsse end M.
Tierney. Mr.. Runsss. . member q M
House, elected by q peculiar manifeete-
efon Of the Walsh ingenuity. VS.
member Of the judiciary commstss
which presented his own nshne. 0ss
House stood BY him In his eandidaev.
The Walsh element insisted that. %
cause of the deadlock. judge Burns us
former incumbent. whose campaign ~
reelection had been downed after meeo
meeting lea oy Don c. Ssits' ea& oshse
non-admirsrs Of The walsh rsGsn>
should hold over tor tive ysasA u ehr
first sELEcTMAN REruses' 70
avg uP kgYA., go
Judge Tisrnsy attempted - :sntes ~
courtroom yesterday. but. found ~
locked. There were. no prlsopsre ~,
rested In the town the night hsfprs ana
he had no excuse for forcing an IN.
trance. To-day Chisf Rich. Who hket
The WASHES, accommodated Aim win
the unfortunate Samuel Bro~n
-Fiifat selectmaa Henry c. crswtstG
Who usually conforms 70 the WulM
programme. refused to give up the ssyc
Of the court house to judge Ttefney;
| '.Ths town counsel" he saft. "haS 'tn'
structsd me not to let Judge fsssAss -
| here"
The town counsel Incidentally y a: =
| Walsh. ~ ''''i
Judge rierney appealed to Caiss Riesa
"I am under Instructions Of thu Dor.
ouRh COUNSEL" said Chic. Rtch.' "who
| informs me that you are notths SudeS
Of the court and have no rishtS hsrs1'
The borough counsel 10 also n J.
Walsh. . ." - = ~ c1
| Mr.. T,erney then went to Dspaty
Sheriff Philip Finnesan and Gsssd him
to force the door. Mr. Ffnssstan 'WaS
Indifferent. Mr.. Tierney showed Stm
the Governors warrant Of apt0intmsnt
and asked him u he refused 70 sseos.
| niss the State seal "a Us 10
"oPeN HER UPi" SAYS .sAEhlre
| volLMAR. rl..5 go
Mr. Finnegan took thought With hin,
self and called Sheriff vollmar. wheuAa
not Q Walsh person. on the itslSUhoeAa
"opsn her up II you have to- bust II
the door!" said the Sheriff. That's
my orders, but before you do II get the
advice OF states Attorney Cartsr 81
Stamford" 9. ',rG's sns
Keep out OF IT," said. Carter. who
sympathixes with the Walshss.. '1ts
none Of your business But you hstS1s
get the opinion Of ATTORNEY General
Light"
III he has Gov. Baldwin's warrant
Of once. let Hun In" said the Astesnsy,
General .->
30 Finnegan took the keys from First
lselectman Crawford and lot Judge Tier
ney In. william J. Ferris. appointed
deputy Judge by the Governor. also
went In. And the crowd gruntea Ia
disappointment and went homo s,S
Prosecuting-Attorn Hsnry;1 3. Whits
said to-day that the old court would n,
on Monday. II there were any casa n
be tried. Judge Tsernsy. the PEW ~.
pointes. declared that the new eovt]
would hear any cases to b tried %
Monday. II the police refuse to tyfi
over prisoners to the new court $Acy
viii b adjudssd In contempt The sams
thing win happen II they don't tHSd
them over 10 the old court.