The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-14

New York, Nov. IA bomb some what similar ifi construction to the one that wrecked the entrance to. the Bronx county courthouse last Wed- nesday night was found in the Torf1bs courtroom just under the offices of Governor-elect " hitman today. The room was crowded The bomb con taaned gun powdes. elugs and bullets Its fuse was partly burned.
 George L. O,Connor, a. policeman. saw smoke from the burning fuse of the bonB ran to t71s sskot. ps psclzed up the 1niss11es tore off G1he fuse ana car ried the hunb from tho cour4roonl.
 Four men were sitting on the bench in the rear Of the couftroom where the bomb was found.
 The bomb contained explosive enough, it was estimated to have wrecked the entire building.
 As O.Cbnnor stripped the gputter- Ing fuse from the bomb the court proxmateay 50 persons were in the room awaiting the aFrtvma of Magis- 4rate Campbell to open court The u1ag1strate was just about to take his seat on the bench when the bomb was found It is bezssvsd thst h4s ar rival was the stgna1 to ire the fuse
 The bomb was carried by OaConnor to the street and later was immersed in a pan Of water. Exaxnination by Inspector EsGan Of the Bureau of Com bustTbles, showed that the bomb was made of a fiye-pound oil can and that 3 1t was filled with guncottOn, alueB and bullets It was wrapped I1p in fa rfeyrs- paper tightly bound with twine.
 OsConnor said the fuse was sp1f- tering about an inch and "a. half from the paper when he tore it off. MsRfs- trate Campbell said he had no idea who would seek to take his fife d. though he had received threatening letters during the recent trial of In- dustrfa1 Workers of the World lead CTS at which he had presided Other similar letters had cone to him at the time efsentenced Bouck White. pas- tor of the Church Of the Social Reyo. 1utiosa, to serve six months in Jail for creating 2. disturbance at the Calvary Baptist Church.
 TIae police believe that the bomt came from the same source as the one exploded Wednesday night at the Bronx county courthouse and those that last month exploded in St Pat r1ckis cathedral and st the Church od St. AIphOmsuB
 Magistxate Campbell was in hif chamber just off the courtroom wher the bomb was found. With him were his wife several Of her friends, Gen eraI E. W. Hine. Of Newark, N J. MT. Campbell was just about to enter the courtroom when the bomb was found
 Every detective available was as signed to the case. They started al once 10 investigate the story told by court officer who said that . swartli, man wearing white sweater hurried from the seat where the bomb wal found a few seconds before OConno1 saw the smoke. The man left the building.
 Forty large ca1ibre bullets were found in the bomb. The wrappins paper was a Jewish daily newspaper Epf Oct 1T.
 Todayss bomb outrage was tit fourth which has taken place in this city within a. month and a day The first two explosions took place on Oct when the interiors of St. Patrick cathedral in Fifth Avenue and St AIphonsus Roman Catholic Church ir West Broadway were damaged Three persons were injured The thfrt bomb explosion wrecked the front o FtI1e Bronx county courthouse las "wednesday night.