New Britain herald., 1927-04-28
MRS. SNYDER WILL TESTIFY TOMORROW
(Con,inued From First Pase)

! ioNtI NILAlS Cil lEe stand. lie told of shooting at the sign and turning around to sec q man watching him. 1 He then identified Gray as the man. and old how Gray and Willis had "kiided' Iii uabout his nlarksman. ship.
 7 This concluded the third day O. | testimony. Only one more import ant angle remains for the state to { cover before resting. Tha. is the syracuse alIbi and it was expected i that this will be completed before rishtfa!l today.
 | The chief witnesses for this phase ot the case are Haidon Gray. S i friend ot the defendant but no. q 1 relative. and Charles Pla-:. both os | syracuse. Haddon Gray helped Judd Gray with his alibi and when the latter is alleged 10 have r. ! turned 10 Syracuse with a bloody rost both Flatt and Haddon Gray aided him 10 dispose Of the clothing It has been acknowledged by all sides that they had no guilty knowl- olge Of Henry Grays plans and thoush: they We're merely helping ! in mild adventure with | "sir. friend"
 Taxi Driver Called. Cour. opened al i0:10 o'clock to- day. Mrs. snyder looking around at the spectators and Gray dro72ing his chin on one hand and staring apatheticaliy at the floor.
 Paul Mathis. a Jarlaic. taxi driv- CT. was the first witness. He told 0: driving Gray from Jamaica 10 New York on the morning ot March %, the day Albert Snyder was killed.
 Witnesses yesterday traced Grays progress from Queens Village. where the killing took place 10 Jamaica.
 AS William Willard Tor Gray cross-eXanned the taxi driver. Mrs. snyder showed keen interest, lean ing forward in her chair and chew ing gum vigorously.
 Gray, although wha, the witness was saying implicated him and TO. Mrs. Snyder, showed 10 trace e in- terest, not once gIancing at the man.
 Frank yoorhts, a New York Central conductor who was in charge Of the train for Chicago that left New York at S:45 o'clock the morning Of March 20. was the next witness.
 Conductor Testifics
 He identified Gray as having oc- cupied q scat in parlor car number l, Of that train.
 Assistant District Attorney Proes- sel questioned him.
 The conductor said he remember cd Gray because he had a ticket 10 Syracuse but Pullman ticket only as far as Albany.
 4 previous witness had testified that no Pullman ticket had been available all the way and Gray had bought one 10 Albany.
 Patrick G. Fullerton the porter on |, parlor car IT Of the s:45 train on March 20. took the stand next. He said the name oi car 1. was "Cro- cus.'
 The first four seats of the car were all assigned 10 Albany. he said. and ! Gray was in seat Number ].
 At this point Willard conceded ! Gray was on the train and the DOT | ter was excused, his place being ! taken by Haddon Gray. Syracuse in- | suraroo man. a close friend, but not [ 3 relative of Henry Judd Gray. The :, district attorney questioned Haddon Gray.
 Haddon Gray TcsufieS {
 Did you see the defendan, Gray on March la?"
 Yes, he came to my office. was busy and said would see him later.
 And did you?"
 II went to his room in the Onon, ldso hotel. We went to lunch to- sother in the coffee shop in the lotel bascment'
 What did you talk abou,?"
 'Mostly business
 Anything about his leaving Syra- use? ?''
 Mrs. Snyders Picture
 He said he was going 10 Albany hat night and wanted 10 know if would help him out
 I'll elp him out how"
 He said he was going 10 keep ,nner engagement. in Albany with Mumsie' and might be out all night. te asked me 10 stay in his room. lnswer telephone calls from his wife IT office and generally give the i'm 'ression that he was in his room."
 Did he ever show you q picture If 'Mumsie' ?" Yes"
 DO you know who she is?"
 "I do now"
 "Who""
 Mrs. Snyder"
 Agreed To Prove .Alibi
 Haddon Gray said hc agreed to stablish an alib! for his friend linking that he was helping in a mild Irritation.
 Just what did you do""
 "1 went 10 the defendant Grays oom. mailed some letters he had eft there in the hotel chute, phoncd he desk not to disturb me. and uns the don't disturb sign on the | mob of the room door. Later l [ umpled the bed and made 1t look S though it had been slept in. hat was the next day. March %. You left a note:" "Yes." | District attorney then read from c slip of paper: Bud: Perfect. Call . hen ready. Had" 1's that the note you left in rays room March 2o:" "Ics.'' D When did you hear from him ,"