The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-02
4 CHTEF or IOLTCE ON TRIfL.
Entering ~ store In south Norwaik k-Tho Tes-
timony Of The CIerk Mho saw Him.


SOUTH NORwALK, June 1.-The counsel
for Chief Of Police Tuttle indicated. in their
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Observation-Disclosures oi the STATE Wth'ssos' on
Wednesday that they would try to show that
the door Of Lorenzo Dibble's store was not
locked. andthut therefore Chiei oi Police Iuttlcs
duty required him 10 be in Dibbe's store when
- a,I rulIo ,,,n1 hi,, ,hora rho
Long ana Dipole iound MN tnere. Ihe
State evidently spent the day yesterday in hunt
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HcerulH mat Wheh 'he 'hlei WIS seen lro"'-
ing around tho etor. in rubbers he had suenk-
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george Long tesunrd on Nedh'suhy that
,.,,.h tho, baJ ..,i.no1 ,bor,s..i,,.s ,ho, ,h,
N's, '' .''''' "'e
front door WIS locked. Long said that the crack
between tho door and the main part Of the
buillin. Was a fourth Of an inch wide so that
WAS l0, krd Lut after tho bolt was drawn back the
cra X ,rss ,i.,r fro, tho ,o, ~ the door "a tho
o'" VIZ N a. J., van w ''f VI wv '''' w. '''
floor. Ins the defence tried 70 weaken by a
rlgil cros4-nAamfnatiou this morning but MIR
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long sln TX L, lls story ltr Henr was Il rn.s'n. =.
gHrns"l' rihl'nlei me na,ion 81 Long hains
wartuhrr thr M Nolt was Ycross " .r" 4 or not
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whish had 70 ne cneckni @ when ne -ald inat ShIei
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nflrSnm,W lr m ~ i ms as ,,ryiu ,ily, ,ss,i
,nony eof,id nDt hev. ba~n nImitt.d II. said
| thnt IN Tuesday evening Of last week he wns
cntxhi out late, 6v a shower, and. IA lie lived A
| long wa, from the store decided 10 spend the
mint in the si,re H.. l,ekod the I.of and Inv
d"vyn on some BAGS and Old COATS Tho zero.
sons lght was hurnlng He slnpt lightly Tor
some tine anl was awakened by hearing some
| him but went To the Ight and turned
! II Down He moved very duietly-so still that
| Unndlsv ala moi hear buf saw him only Then
ia. man erorpd his way t. The money drawer
Hendlsy heard the money Jingle and heard the
man tear "A piece OF paper. and from the sound
/ Judged tho man WAS rolling money in the ma
! p.r Then he noisel.ssly went back TO the
| fght turned II mn anj started baek Ia the door
| In going back h, must have seen Urndiey but
he went out without saving ANYTHING. Hendley
SAM that the man WAS Chief of Police Tuttle. ana
for that reason said nothing as he was afraid (
he inn1- any out,.ry th. Cn IN would harm him
and claim that H.. found H.ndley in the store
| Hardly "A minlits niter th. Cnief went out he
| came back This time he walked To the spot
Where Hendey lay. and said Wha, are You
unndlnr Who = =, hoy ~, IL wa wos .,ht"neJ and
DID NOT dare ,.'ts m. Chief Of thiryiny Tut
Tie told MIN not 10 say ANYTHING 10 Dibble about
h.. went 10 Heudley and told him to say nothing
ia bil'hl.
Tuttls was not being tried for this crime: hut
the testimony the State urged that Tuttle hnv-
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