New Britain herald., 1922-03-30

cannon we'll but Mns only out With him on the truck once, when he went lo Massachusetts with him Here | Mir, Alcorn pressed the witness about inc purpose of the lrip, asking 1T it Nas mol to stcnl whiskcN and if on lhe trln into the Hay state he had moi held an occupant of house al ihe point of q revolver, The. witness entered deniel, He was then asl ed If he henrd rAario say he was with him In the city on October "A, PThc witness said he did, hnt II was mol so, Mir, Acorn asked ciannone about the story he told ahont John Cian- Lone paying his bills at the bank. The witness said he furnished the money, Innd his brother paid them to accom- modate him,
 tianflone said he discngaged him seli from the local association of noot leggcrs. because everybody was try- ing to do everybody" He then went m for himself, The witness said that at the time that the liquor was al irgcd to haNe been stolen, he did moi suspect Rcnaldino of taking It. lie was asked if Cannon was n Cood friend Of bis and he said he was. Tho witness was then asked If he had heard Cannon say that Ciannonc war In New Britain on October 23. 24 and 25, The witness replied, They can say anything they want" He was asked if he hoard Sergeant Hart tes tify to seeing him on the street at about 1 o'clock at night on either october 23 or 24. The witness also said this was not so.
 He was also asked if he knew Toby Casario, He said he did Mir. AL corn then asked the witness if he had heard |'asaro testify that he saw Ciannone in New Britain on tho night of October 24. cianhone then inti. mated that there had been some had feeling between the men at one time, growing out Of an attempted holdur Of the witness near Southington, It developed later that this difference was evidently patched up, and later the men went together to Atlantic City, N J., which was the same as Casario testified. Court adjourned at this time until Thursday morning.
 Balocki Tcstifics
 JOnn fbdlOckl, O1 -t f1OinleS avenue previously testified that he owned : saloon and an automobile in 1920 He was very friendly with Renaldno and had been with him on Saturday and Sunday, previous to the murder
 Mrs. Irene Cian1one, wife of 9 brother of tho accused. testified that her husband owned two stores in 1920, a grocerv store and cobblins: shop. Shc said she vas at the for mer place on October 25, 1920 Shc knew James Cannon and had seer him around the store on many occa sions On the day the body of Ren- aldino was found, she walked to her home via the way of Stanley street, and just about noon timc she saw q Cadillac automobile with wire wheels pass by on Stanley street She said there were three men in 1t. and Ghe recognized one of them as John Bal ocki. She did not see Joseph Clan Hone on that date.
 Mrs Gaetano Addeno, of Berlin said that In 1920, some whiskey wa stored at her place by five men. Sone of the men came and took away thrc' barrels of 1t, and later Angelo Clan Hone told her 10 say If any Of the men came back again, that the liquor had | been stolen. She told of going to the l Great Western Market company and | to talking with group of men about | the missing liquor. She said that Joe | Cianflone was there on that occasion | She was asked by Lawyer Calnen i' | the liquor had actually been stolen | and she said mo-" that Angelo Clan | f'one had taken it.