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31le 0F 360nm WARFARE
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CllzirgA-s silld cotintl-rc-hnrgcs.
od thy-1115 and lntcrltiption iromliw
floor in the courtroom. ouster-ion
telephone calls “arr-mg. men um
non: mm Mrs 'ofter them
ing, and “:11
leg rinc, wrro brought out in the»
,- “(capo-1r 'ln\\u Court yesterday Li:-
tore Judge John' uHOdlliOl when Ja-
cob Leu 0! Lompo inn. Hour} Sny-
der of luring-port, Janus \lC;\\O) ox
.A’nsoniu, “it": hound oxer to tho
‘ February swx‘lfill of the Smwriui
«Sun on churps of breach of the
peace and assiiilit.
The one origiualh staiiul
urrcxtcd i-owmhcr 11. charged with
"(reach ot H2: police and ass:.iuii
7 Prosecuting Attornvy liralilcy. how-
' ever. used th- m m state's vitnvsses.
, and issuul :A unrruiit for thc smut:
charge usdtnsi the 112-": who made
the comp]: int uguitst Lord and
Tharp—~lrv}. <n}mr and McAvoy.
David Sil'vm‘mdit o: s.xugutur:k wag
»a.lso named in the charge, bui l‘i'aé
freed by Judg~ Godiliot, as thuu
was intui‘ticirvnt t\'i-l“nCC against
" him.
Startling Incidents
3:" Sacral At: «rtlin; incl lam
“throughout tli- trial made it, unusu
.11. \t onr- point in 1hr: lzuvywa'
Judgn Goiiillot pound-.4
for order and znhlscd them to see
each otiwr out on the: sideaik 3.!-
ter thn: trial if thoy “Tbht'd to lizhl.
Agitin, whvn Allornv'y Flnkclsion-
was qurAFlionim; LEV)". the Wllnvsr.
mQITL‘ M rvmark that was lrvlulllniu
to the spectators. The attorney im-
mediately jumpvd to his feet.
"Was that :1 [hr-941'." he thunder»
ed?"
Levy disclaim-Ar] 1‘. fit it. “:1“.
"Well. be careful of your stato-
ments in this court,‘ r‘inklesionu
shuuwu. "1 know ,xour kind, and i
am not afraid or you or the rest."
Again l.i-.-y prorated a scnautlon.
when Allot‘ut)’ rankinstune Wan:
summing up the came. in which he
stated. unit in»; SlaLOS witnczsu: haul
uervad Juli sentences ralnEr than
discioac Lay's participation in the
liquor ruunmg gang. Levy dumped
from his soul. AU Am.- court room unu
ahuuled his domino. iu spun of [Lie
euons of his attorneys to quiet hull,
he cwmumu u.< llluzl'l‘upuun.
'iuu :tuteu “nuances WCLe scored
by A. UruLlloLeAll, attorney iur we
accusod. wno pulled. umt 1110mm
Lord had perJurud “inciusequu on
the “'LLHCSS Btulld. lie bitterly ex-
coriatcd Lord and ’inorpo, stating
that they “on; "a couple of thugs,"
who calm: to \chport "lowed to
wrong? mg-
the muzzle." and mat they won:
"gunmen." “glintoicrs,” "gutter-
smpea," "numnskulls," and “skele-
tone."
Apart from the alleged threat
against quuu Mtons a. general an-
of tensenL-us nuns hound the llltlu
room, as relunioua weapons were ex-
hlblled by the state. and as the aui
(Hence waited to see how for the
“linear-s; ans :ldmmcdly prewou
friends. would "aqueai' or: one an-
other.
A Turn About
Making tho case even more com-
plicated. are the facts that the claw:
witnesses. Lord and 'lhorpo wore
arrested in Bridgeport, b‘aturda)’.
chargL/I with making death threats
against. citations. and that Jncot
.ngvy was arrested on a b‘ench war-
lnnt. by State's Attorney William H.
T'Gomicy, Jr.. charged with transpor-
ffotion of liquor. as Levy had applied
last Thursday for a. passport to
Jeave the country. The state's ut-
':l.orncy has asked that Levy's case
Ibo moved forward to the December
‘florm. Levy furnished his own ball
' :01 6.000 . ,
.An far as could be ascertained
Sghrtmgh the conflicting evidence at
f33.315 trial yesterday. the charges
so from . a. disturbance at the
Dmpo Inn December 11. On that
"bola?" alone. do the stories agree.
mom that time on the testimony oi
iota: aide takes a. different turn.
:Lovy. who was placed on the
mud. stated that he receixed a
flephono call in the evening from
he wife or the mother of Hon!
nyder stating that someone or
gin; to “get" Snyder when he cm
W the Compo Inn that. evening. LA
~id‘s Asked in
JCodifying Law:
”0"
J 1": thorough knowledge of it:
Animation! low b
Liam?” W Wickmm Chi"
.;1omcr attorney» of the l
is indicated by tho octiou of tin
doutuc irrosmng and rcdouhicocroamé
tare among the bect-~
when 1
» Joseph Lori .1in Louis lhorp were‘
all»; ‘
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fleet.-
lhearu a scuffle
=rushim; in, found Lord and Thorpe
AT TRIAL OF lEVY IN WFSTPORT
State Uses Men, Originally Accused, As State’ 84
Witnesses in Hope of Getting Compo Inn
Proprietor—A Maze of Conflicting Testi-
mony—Where Will It End
Named Head of
Naval Academy
Rear Admiral Louis M. Nu].
ton above, has been named to
succccd Rear Admiral Henry B.
Wilson as superintendent of the
,U. _S. and academy at Annapo-
lls. Rear Admiral Nulton ha
been wonder of Battleship
Division Three of the Pacific
ry thun stated that ho ralled Ot-
lucr Baker of the Weatport. force.
Ln.) came bud saw him in the pan-
try of the Inn. About tw'enty min-
utes later. as they were talking .Lhey
in the grill. And
being beaten by Snyder and Mc-
Avory. Levy ordered the officer to
arrest Lord and Thorpe, which was
done.
Proaecutinx Attorney Bradley of
Westpori. however, took a different
View of the cane, and instead of
placing a charge agxinlt tho two
prisoners, he made them out!!! wit-
nesses and placed a charge of us-
saulz against Lew. Snyder and Mc-
Avoy who had made the camplulnt.
Kicked Him
The, defense story as told by Mo-
Avoy was that he entered the inn
with Snyder following him. and
“cm into the grill. He first How
Thorpe, who reached tor his back
pocket. Knowing Thorpc‘o reputa-
tion. has said. he immediately closed
with him. and threw him. He then
squord, who had a. gun in his
hand. He also ruahod at Lord. took
the gun away tram him. About him
over the head with it. and when hr
tell unconscious. kicked him in the
hood u few times. McAvoy could
not remember when questioned how
many times he kicked Lord. but
stated that he was sure be kicked
him. Snyder, in the mean time. had
"taken care" of Thorpe. It wu than
that Levy entered and ordered that
UK: bleeding men be arrested by the
otllcer.
This story was opposed by that of
Lord and Thorpe. In an interview
with an Evening Sentinel reporter.
Thorpe stated that he and Lord
drove a true kior Levy.
"W'e were pinched in Greenwich.
and they wanted us to tell thAL-m
who we were running the stuff for.
We could have ’oquouled. and got
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own}. but no. we kept quiet. and on
our nation dm apiece in Balm
Juli. Lox-y said he'd give no to:
doll-ir- u duy for tho timo “we did. ,
and when wo (am. out we “read
no wouldn't. run any mom om! hr
him. So wo told him thin. and that
he cold it wo felt that «Any wo could
no to ---~ for our money. Wilton
Fwo wont uolu to son it wo could
set it we were but up.’ '
This story wu corrobomtod" by
unit of Lord whcnok tho aloud for
Lb. atuto. no and Thorpe. in cold.
drove down to coo if they could col-
lect the tummy duo thorn. and u
tutu-u; told them to go into tho
grill. They not there for over an
hour, but be didn" come. The
iii-or pomu to outer the still has
McAvoy. who. without ’a. word.
vunchod Thorpe and dropped him. .
'und then mud to boot. up him.
tLord.) 10m maimed um u.»
Avoy hit him oxor tho hood until he
mil. semi-conscious. and. then kicked
nirn on tho hood until he lost coo.
sclousneea. When be rezoned his
senses, Levy and the officer were in
the room. Levy also kicked him, no
declared. and ho hard MoAvoy soy
"Here. I. gun I took off him."
run. Lord outed. was the first he
Know of the gun. Ho lunher utuea
; .hni. Levy assaulted him utter ho wu
nandculled by tho oiiiccr. and that
he was punched while handcuffed.
do was covcru‘l with blood irom u..-
ucallns ho had recon-0d,. but “‘u
dragbai to his car, which would not
A start. and the oiucer found the apu-k
plugs brokcn, and the Wire: tom
away.
Tthun.
$
Peter La Charity and Irving Leon-
ard. both truck urlvcrl. locuimu
that lht‘)’ had seen the sun bolero.
it was gin-n (0 hard. they outed. b}
’3 man named 0 Connor. about three
wot-ks ngo. 'i‘hcy later sow it when
riding wnh Lord and Thorpe in the
Aormcrs car. Lord had pulled .it
Arom his pocket on the Norwulk
hats, and “red at I. sign boil-d Lb
.mgct ptumloc.
'Ahc case became further complh
outed. when may testiucd than
0 Connor. who was aloud to have
given the gun to Loni. was unoihn
'uno tnut tell-phoned h.m from
Bhdgcpori swung that. (hero wu
"sonwonc coming down (or trou-
bio."
In summing up. the Judge outed
chat ho had could of ouch I. thin;
as a rainaclpluu inner. wd wot a.
nudcd one to son'- tho one.
"We have contacting (acumen)
and aloflca U181 are bud to believe.
he said. and bound Levy, McAvoy.
and Snyder one: to tho Bridgepoi.
court.
The non chapter in the wurfnn
will be disclosed when Levy taco:
the chorlo oi transportation 0! li-
quor. and Lord and 'lhorpo erstwhil.
auto Wl[utm lace Lrlnl tor the a:
.oged lhrcatenmg oi wuncuu. The,
are atoll-d to nuvothreuicuod bodi..
norm to Irvin; Leonard and Pol.
”Charity who testified on to the
huving the gun. shown on mm“. o.
hlbit. on their person on tho rldo h
lhc Norwalk riots.
Quito in keeping with the man
of tangled undercurrent. wu .m
fact that during the noon, recon
Lord and Thorpe ion tho court room
with one o! the man whom they on-
alleged to how. threatened it he too»
tilled against them. Irving Menard
They scorned quite friendly. nu
Lord and Thorpe are on the "outs
with the other win-nun. uChoril;
Outside the court room. too. tn.
men oyod ouch othor threatening.)
and come were hard to unit:
threats. Whore or how it. Will and
is more than chn o Phllcdolphiu
lawyer con mien.
spirit world mix!!! to“.
58m
"Do you lurid book of every
statement. you mum in your nowur
paper?" asked the timid littlo mun.
"Why—crown." answered
country editor.
“Then." sold the little mun. hold-
ing up a notice of his death. ’“I with
you would help mo collect my lilo
lnsumnco."—Tho American Legion
Weekly.
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(Continua from Bun Ono.) I ’7
mic ratify tho Vanilla- but:
with magnum. opoclaoilly dis.
chiming whim: tor tho'
tango comma and other prov»
clou- Wily the economic clinic'-
hoviux to do with tho chiming of
”purulent
31:53ch mizht We muted
tho Vol-hula (not! throbrvu
Um but Mont nor-din: 0:0th
tho “trrocmonlobier' in the Beach
would block Milton. For the ooh of
oxpodioucy tho aspirate trout, m
mador '
Nat lo atom Franco ludi-
ootod uno cully tint the question»!
the mum of tho Berlin trout: ond
yet nothin wu acid publicly about
it. Grout main and tho other ol-
Ila-o m such! beau-o tho hypo
' nu. tho United States
The Mex-loan government took
tho position that it was not noon
guy to get allied consent or air-eo-
mom‘rto tho Berlin {mu ulnco it
won a nap-rote accument and had
nothing to do with the Anion J“
ouch. Germany in the Berlin tr‘ea't)
the lime
Maonu‘wluch one conferred on [ht
Allied powerl ln the You-sullen
in t9. Boxing secured Gormony'c
In. tho Unltod States did
not worry turthor ohm it. .
Nov. uncover. tho «pooled urxuv
moi". bu been made. no'uuly chat
the oonlrlci between Ger-mun! and
the Allied sud-mm powers for
the amnion of repii'ltlonu m an
argument bolt-jean tho Berlin gov-
«amour on the out hood and a
pgétncnhlp of actions on tho othol‘.
Germany unlined her new to the
partner-hip which the Allies chiruod
' mom-um; or u toutiudwidc
bie without mutuu consent. Ameri-
co by town; to unify nu Vomit!“
mm was roux-dad on having not
only withdrawn from tho pom",-
ohip but a buying forfeited mn-
thinx that Gemini was in o. pool—
!iou to hollow on the Allies and M-
ooclotod poworu.
i Mr. Bull“. hoinvor. had been
through u controvw on tho mul-
wn novor put before them.
doio am and bud lgnorod tho
~ 0
Vex-collie: treaty claiming that the
United Blue-[woo entitled to right-
ln tho mundane torritorie‘l becauoe
America had been all associate in
the m and a partner in the urn!-
lace. no email not conceive that
America. would be eliminated from
tho group of victors simply beclulo
of the tuiluro to ratify a particular
form of mtiement known as the
Venomo- may which contalnod
provident Io obnoxious :- to pre~
vont It! mopuneo II a whole.
Vlrtuully the some unwei- now is
being‘ mode by‘ Mr. Hugh” to the
British notes. nomoly thlt the Allies
council uhut on the United State:
trout minor poymonm from Ger-
muy undo:- tho Dowe- plon uny
more thou the Allies could be ex-
eluded by tho Berlin (not)! from re-
ooivlnx bottoms which they wore
promloéd by Germany.
Tho whole procedure of the Allied
[ovorIuhont in in a. lens. incompre-
homlblo from u diplomatic view.
point. Tochnlouly there may be
much to my on the subject of who-
ther a. contract between Germany
and the Allied powers can be chart-d
in by mother nation which refuse-
to be u put, to tho: contact and
whothor In oquity in m deliv-
orod undu- thot. poet. any can be
rouJuod by I. non-citation power.
Juseph Davis
117-49 No. Main St.
So. Not-walk
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23
But America has scoured recogni—‘
uou for he:- claims in zinc mun-latt-
controversy by pcnuading the Alliis
that a spirit. of aniity must bl.‘ ali-
plied. The British and l'n-nc‘u hwy.
ultimately agree to that in this in-
nancc. 1.00. but it they can mak" :‘i
case out against tho validity u: 3%
Berlin treaty they will prcxvni 7:”
United States from getting any pri-
ority in collecting “a: claims :r-ur.
Germany.
Thus the rclatlws of those who}
lost their lives on the Lusitania nnvi‘
in submarine warfare will not goi‘
early payment and the-re will in; no
compensation for the property of
American citizen: dumngi d din-inc
the war until the consent of the Al-»
From I icgai vivw-;
lie- in oblained.
point this is somewhat humiliuiing:
but the “irreconcilablei' in the Am-
erican Senate arc responsible
whtt has happened and it will tuko
all the lcgul wit of Charles Evans
Huxhel to secure for America what
she is entitled to and what the Al-
lics. if they choose to be technical,
may insist
they get in return acme other
ceuion.
in the settlement
of war (if-bl! to
America and inter-Allied dr-btx he».
actually .
tore the is
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