Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

Inc Italian stxn of bodily harm vas made 10 Charles satti. of Webster, Mass, a detective in the employ of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail road company. He was testifying fer the rovernment ia the. United States ceurt in Providence in the theft from freight car cases against Biaggio GEadilene, James Azzunario and Salvatore Psldine. United states District Attorney Cannon had called Satt 10 the witness stand to relate the conversations that occurred in the Westerly police station the morning of March II. following the arrest of six Westerly men in connection with the break of a car in Bradford the night be- fore
 While iu the heart Of his story court recessed for ten minutes. During the re- c.ss Mir Cannons attention was called to fhe alleged incident and when Satti resumed his testimony, MT. Cahnon asked him f any sign ot conveying a threat had been made 10 him by any one of the defendants before the recess. The wit neEs declared that one of the defend ants and pointed out Paldino. had made The Italian sign of bodily harm. that of bringing one finger from one ear under thc throat and ending up with the biting 1f fro finger so used.
 Satf had been placed in the corridor of fis police station to overhear any con- Nersta. ton that might take place between tla men arrested. John !. Fitzgerald of rawtucket who with John J. Dunn, of Westerly iz counsel for defendants, eb- 'rctcd 20 such testimony being permit frd but The court ruled that the testi- mony would be permissible fl any one of ths defendants had taken part or were present when the conversation, if gem rrli had occurred. Satti testified that some of tre men arrested. as well as Pal d.0r -Ir-c-'ed That the men all declare f-.- 1aiIuo had taken no part in the -oh1c-, u o-de- that Paldino might be released r' get bail for the others.
 Direct testimony was rested by the -r rrl-rrt shortly afternoon Friday.
 John q Fitzgerald chief of counsel for the defendants. outlined the defence in statement to the jury. He declared rra tth, defendants expected to show that the defendants expected to show brought against them Mir Fitzgerald declared mat Gradione expected to show that goods seized iu his home by rail road police had been brought by Gradi- loneS sister and were not stolen from the railroad
 Seldes VI. Young. ot Westerly. mana ger of .la Hllandale farm Of Hobart B. Ayers. .f Ffffsburgh. told N the success nf tI. herd of Mir. Ayers. at the field day of tr- Ehc-lr Island Holstein- -Friesian Breeders association. held Wednesday al th. La-m formS S..y owned by the B. B. B. ku.gu. comT9ny, at Riverpont Jehh Rose. pres dent of the sssocia tioH. was hoSf- The members inspected the herd on the premises, consisting Of approxi- mste'r l-H milking cows and go head of yuns sfocS. sad io be one of the finest .n th= luteI States. A chicken dinner pas served
 wUar. Reid. manager Of the Single. fe- -arr Wallum lake. told of the work done there and what t is expected to do ir the future in the development of Hel. sts.n-Fr.esisn cattle.
 "A < Hawes. representing the Rhed, Island Ayrshire club. described the vorl which tle breed associations of Rhod, Island might accomplish. Curtis Senier tester for t.e Southern Rhode Islant Cow Testing association pointed su some of the most common mistakes which farmers make in feeding. Tn, program was concluded by a stock judg ing contest by the members. MT Yesna and Mir Reid acting as judges
 The ease sf Thomas F.. Brown. ehiet nf police. against Joseph Savons assign ed for trial at Fridays session of th, rhlr. district court. was continued fo ono week. Ssvona Is charged with main taininr rrog F1oB. a Uppling shop. genera. nuisance. where disordery per cons resort and so on. Sayona's plac of business is in Canal street, which i stM known as Inc C Den.
 A suit in damages growing out of al assault case wus heard by the cour John uiland. Richmond farme brought fre Hut against Morris McCla- owner of an adjoining farm. and seek tfuarrs of s5gp. Elrand claims ths Mcthr made two attempts to strike hin but l.1; ne parriel ard s.ruc% MoCla, Then acClgy made a vicious kick a buraal lr lodging the kick. Duran fsl face downward. McCisy got on h back and pounded hin on uhe head sey erai times and as result Duran, cla Inns bis hearing has been effected an that there is almost continuous ringin noise in his head This is a counter ac ton. 70 one brought hy McClay agains Durand some time ago with damages fl, ed at s25. In this case jury trial wa claimed. and the case is now pending the superior court.
 Judge Willimas gave judgment for d feudant
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