Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

ney Smith to defer all investigation of the death of Mrs. Bailey and the al- legged compIicity of Mrs. Carman until Tuesday next. The district attorney said he wanted to prepare his case "Duke de Leon" Indicted.
 But before the grand jury took it's adjournment it found time to return an indictment, charging violation of the Sullivan law against carrying weapons, against Meyer b Newman. who had engraved on calling card after his name: alias Duke de Leon," and who said he was the leader of a New York ! band of gunmen.
 Newman is the man who told Dis trict Attorney Smith that one George Anderson, member of his band, had carried revolver from New York to Freeport, and that he carried it back after Mrs Carnan had used it 10 shoot Mrs. Bailey When Newman first told his story last Monday. he said Ander- son had gone to Kansas City, but that he expected to receive a letter from him. Newman was served with suo- poena to appear before the grand jury today and to bring with him a letter from Anderson, should he receive one. The district attorney by this method planned to have Anderson arrested in Kansas City.
 Hid Pistol in His Sock
 When Newman appeared today it was learned he had in his pocket a pistol which he placed in his sock, when he discovered he was watched. He was arrested soon after noon and in three hours and half he had been arraigned before a police justice, held for the action of the grand jury, in dicted by that body, arraigned in the court and had entered a plea of guilty r,d lad HA may be given the maximum sentence seven years in Sing Sing prison
 Record for New York
 The case of Newman. said lawyers here establishes record for the state of New York
 Another man was arrested, while loitering near the district attorney s office, on suspicion of being one of the dukes gunmen. He was released af- ter being questioned.
 Unless other arrangements are made before then, Mrs. Carman will be tawen to Freeport on Monday for a hearing before Justice of the Peace Norton, who as coroner caused her arrest.
 Tramp is New Witness.
 Bardes was arraigned today before a justice of the peace here and held in $2, GOO bail as a material witness Frank J. Farrel, alias Callen, was arraigned at the same tim eand held under $1, 1,0O0 bail Farrel is a tramp who said thai he asked for something to eat at the back door of the Carman home on the night of the murder. His request was refused, he told the officials. and he then went to the garage at the rear of the house. He said he was there about ten minutes when he heard a crash of glass and saw a woman. whose eloth- ing he was unable to describe accu- rately, walk rapidly from the west side of the house, where Dr. CaFman's office is located round and back and then toward the front on the east side. He did not pay particular attention to the woman. A few minutes later people began running through the yard. he said and he ran away.
 The authorities said they believed the tramp was just another crank, ? but they decided to hold him anyhow. Had Address in GunmeH Neishborhooc
 The district attorney said tonight he was having investigated part of the testimony given by Gaston Boisson- au1t, the man who sold Mrs. Carmau the telephonic instrument. BisSonauli said when Mrs. Carman first called up- on him she had two addresses written on a slip of paper. One of them was the address of his company, and the other, which he did not remember, was in a neighborhood known as the meet ing place of one of Maahattan's most notorious bands of gunmen.