Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-27

cused men in Westerly.
 Sergeant Greene resumed his testi- mony at the afternoon session Monday United States District Attorney Cannon at this session sought to identify eer- tain goods which had been stolen from freight ears at Bradford. He traced the origin of suits of boys clothes and bolts of cloth from where they were ship ped until they arrived at Bradford. Be- sides Sergeant Greene of the rai.road police, the other witnesses of the after noon were:
 Michael Curtin, of the Westerly po- lice force; Bernard C. Coyie overseer | of the makeup department cf the United l States Finishing company's plant at Norwich; Earl B. Whitehead, case ma ker at the same plant, and Albert C. Green, the shipping clerk; James l Heating freight checker at the finishing company freight sidings for the com pany; and for the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford Railroad company {; Henry B. Drescher. freight house check CT at Norwich Robert Woodmansee. car checker at Norwich James Kearney, sealer of cars at Norwich; John, Malloy, railroad agent at Bradford; and Henry i enthal Brothers New York
 Reiger, packer and stock clerk for Ros-
 Large quantities of alleged stolen goods taken from the homes of a number of Italians living at Westerly, are on display in the United States district court as government exhibits Tuesday MT. Cannon offered as government exhib- it's bundles of goods said to have been taken from the homes of Gradilone and Azzunario. So far. the government has not contended that stolen goods were found in the home of Paldino.
 The prosecution does contend, however that Paldino was one of gang of 12 or 15 men from Westerly, who broke the seals of several freight cars at Brad ford. and that on the night of March g Paldino was seen by Sergt. Caleb Green ] of the New Haven railroad police ir- side of a car at Bradford that was be- ing rihed by a number of men.
 Among the witnesses appearing for tn; government at the morning session o1 the court Tuesday were: Louis Meder stock clerk for the Max Kaufman com pany of New York, who identified certain poplin cloth in the codrtroom as being similar to the class of goods his eonce:r T had sent to certain finishing plants il Connecticut and Rhode Island for finish ing; Edwin M. Capron, foreman of tn bleachery of the Providence Dye { Bleachery Company, who identified cer tain goods as having been finished b. his plant and shipped; John F. NarriHer packer for the Providence Dye Bleach cry Company, who testified as to packin, certain cases of, white lawn consigne for interstate commerce shipment; Fred eriek George, traffic manager for tn same concern who identified shippin order for three cases of white lawn con signed for interstate commerce shir ment; Frederick George, traffic manage for the same concern. who identified
 shipping order for three cases of whit lawn shipped to Pittsburgh conccrr parts of which shipment the governmen claims were found in. the homes of Ora dilone and Azzunario; Clarence Ale, receiving and loading clerk for the Ne- Haven railroad at freight depot No who testified to putting the three case { in a freight car, and Frank J. McCar thy, freight conductor, who testified ths on Feb. his train carried certain car as far as Westerly en route to New Hs ven., Goods from McCarthy's train wei Itaken by thieves at Bradford, the pros, cution contends
 So far as can be learned Dr. Henry
 Johnson secured no statement concernir
 the details of the shooting from Ewdar Bailey and no representative of , Il
 Westerly police authorities visited Bans