Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01

In the United States district court, at Providence Friday. the testimony for the 5-6secutiou ciesed in the cases of Gradi- i5ae. Azzunario and PAldmo charged Wth breaking the seal of a freight car st Bradford. March g. larceny there from. and with conspirlng with others to buy, receive ard take dway goods unlaW- fully from freight cars. came to a close, Snd three witnesses for defence were eliled before court adjourned to Monday.
 John ]. Fitzgerald, chief counsel for acferdants. outlined what the defence ex- ,ser.ed 10 show, and then called Mrs. AS- .rnario. wife of one Of the defendants Co the witness stand. She testified that the cloth railroad detectives and West cfiy police found in her trunk, the right following the break at Bradford had been given to her weeks before by a r0oracr in the house She said the room CT had a trunk ia the house but she copid not remember if the officers got Say stolen. goods in the trunA.
 Jsnncs Azzunario. one of the accused, went on the witness stand in his own be- 1zik H. denied takins part in any ffeigiit car robberies, and said that he ~1.s not ct home the night of March 9 shs- car al Bradford was robbed. He deeiafed hn spent the night at the home ,f . brother ia Westerly celebrating the visi4 or two other brothers from South Ernerica
 B!aeSio grad.lone. another defendant. e=nied on the witness stand that he ever nar- !c!pated in any roboeries of freight cars. and declared he was homs in bed o5 the rigat cf Marci 9, when the break si Bradford oesurred
 ITO attorneys in the case say the tes- -inrony cannot be completed today (Mon- sayl as inc court win not sit Tuesday, election day. t is expected the case will ro over to "Wednesday.
 Atferney wInisfa G. Troy of Provi- 4ence. .iii appear before the supreme ccu5t this tMondayl morning, to show reason why he should not be adiudged ss contempt and disciplhed for state usezts which he made in 4 speech at a drneoe-atic rally. in Woous6cket Tues day night Mr. Troy. il is alleged. de- cla-eS that certain. if not all the jus tees oi the supreme court, had obtain "a and nov hold their offices as such jus tsees as the result of disreputable and corrupt methods employed in their re- sp3ctive elections.
 il Is claimed that Mir Troy said in substancs Seats on the supreme court cs this state are Q matter Of barter. in plain words are bought and sold. Who
 
 Fiio got the money at the election of the fssi supreme court judgeS"
 5usties John V. Sweeney. of Westerly is t1e latest judge 10 Ue elevated 10 the sfpt te1is court bench. and he is instru asehtai in having 1lf. Tfoy summoned in to e6uft
 Providence Is conceded to be the hui ef Rhode Island. yet Westerly leads ii the automatic telephone system and il the n1otorization of the fire department Nesteriys fire department was complete Y motorized five years ago. and whil' tae apparatus may not Dc up t1 tht Standard. it serves the purposes of th' Are district Tre last Of the horse drawn apparatus cf tho Providencs fir department is t5 go out of commission Nov enSer 10. and the city will then hay frot5fized fire department; equal to tn rfsi n the country.
 The first motorized apparatrs thc cit. owned vas purchased May 25 1911. Enc1 car. replaced by an American La