The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-08
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(Continued From Page One-) there was rumpus he said and large crowd collected. He next saw two men leave the dancehall- He then went to a side door and went out that way. into an adjacent alley.
 As he was about half way out oi the alley he heard a shot. He salo he saw two men go out but did not see Gregory cHd Wagner leave. lie said when ht rot to French street he saw Gregory and Wagner. Wagner was staggering around the street ana Gregory was further up. Gregory finally came back, he said, and stood beside Wagner. He then stated that the ambulance came and took NaS ner away. When asked if he hao observed a special officer close the doors he stated that he did not as he had already gone out. 'Who was with you2" he was asked. To this he answered he was alone.
 John Hughes who gave his address as 142 Center street, and testified that he had not been to the police statlon before concerning the case, nor hao he attended the coroper'S lmmlnen. nm ;ll, to get mixed up in the matter, was the next witness When asked why he attended this mornMg ne staLeo he met an officer and told him that he knew something about the case and was willing to testify
 According to evidence he was the only eyewitness to the actual shoot ing, outside of Gregory He said ne knew Gregory but did not know Wagner When asked if Barry was one of the men engaged in the shoot ing he said that he could not say His story was as follows: "I saw a crowd gather, and saw two go out dressed alike. Then I went out and following me was Wagner and Gregory. As l got outside the door I stepped to one side and Gregory and Wagner passed - me. Wagner was trying to hold Greg ory back. The distance between the first two and Gregory and Wagner was from 10 to Is feet.
 'sRoth Gregory and Wagner came down the stepS-Wagner still holding Gregory-and Gregory stepped into the gutter while Wagner was still on the sidewalk. The other two fellows separated and one man was now on the side of the street where the hall is and the other in the street The fellow near the hall fired and Wagner letting go of Gregory, went after him. Just then the fellow fired another shot and at practically the same time the man in the street started firing aI Gregory. Altogether there were five shots. I believe that three of these were meant for Gregory and two for Wagner.
 Wagner fell. One of the men who was firing then ran up North avenue and the other ran across the railroad tracks
 He was asked what Wagner and Gregory were doing as the shots were being fired.
 He answered by saying that they were holIering and running toward tbe men At this time he said Wagner and his man were both in the center of the street while Gregory and his man were nearer the gutter. Asked if he could identify Barry as one of the men who did the shooting he stated that he could not When asked if he heard words pass between any Of the men he stated that all lie heard was Wagner say, "I am hit
 Roy Gregory was then placed on the stand. Gregory stated that Barry was one of the men in the hall but that he could not swear that he was one of the men who did the shooting. He said that he was at the bar in the hall drinking with Wagner. whe. Jack O'Mara came to him, and tolc