The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-01
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What did you see?'
 Mrs Norton was with MT. Jenkins. They were drinking what happened to be beer"
 Where were you?" "On shed in the rear of the build ing"
 The scene of Mir. Webb's operations was then shifted to New Haven.
 Did you see her here May P" asked Mir Hull.
 q did not"
 Did you see her here Saturday, May 5?" | T did. At 7:55 p. m. saw her leave | her. residence in Blatchley avenue with Miss Degnon They took car for the center of the city. There I lost here and went back to her house. At a. m, she had not returned
 "On May 12 did you see her?' 1 T saw her in the afternoon at 1:05. ! She got off the car at Church and Chapel streets Two women joined her there. She took 8 car and went to Miss Degnons house. She came back to the city with her. She then went to the depot alone and went out on the plat form.
 "A train came into the depot from Hartford at about 8 o'clock Mir. Jen- kins got off and joined Mrs. Norton a short distance up State street in a se- cluded spot. They stood there for two hours and ten minutes; talking, hug ging and kissing. We could hear them kissing very plain. When cars passed or persons they separated and stood at a respectable distance"
 He told of an incident of May 15 when Mrs. Morton was at the Tontine with studentaa and drank and ate, leay- ing the place at 12:10.
 Did you notice anything about her when she left the hotel?"
 "She was intoxicated. She staggered and I could tell by her carriage, her loud talking and the way she swung l her arms"
 Did you see her Friday, May 25?'
 "she left her residence about p, m. She walked down Blatchley avenue, where she met man and talked with him. She left him and took car for the center of the city. My operator, MT. Bergin, took the same car. Later in the evening saw her leave Anna Degnon's house and go with her to Fater's drug store.
 ",They sat there with two students drinking, laughing and talking. They al. went up George street to 289 when one of the students went into the house, I The rest waited, ara during this time Mrs. Norton drank from Q bottle and threw it empty into the street."
 He said this held liquor, as he could see when he picked it up.
 Did you notice her condition that night"
 T did. She was intoxicated; her face was flushed, and she walked unsteadi- ly. At times she locked arms with the student who also staggered as he walked" 1 MT. Webb testified he purchased a bottle similar to the one he picked up 1 immediately after the party left the store. It cos thim IS cents and he got i it from the soda fountain. It contained an alcoholic cocktail, This was offered as an exhibit.
 The important work of the afternoon was the getting of Webb to confirm the following, times and places in connec- tion with the charges of intoxication against Mrs. Norton. They were as fol- l lows:
 March 6-When she came out of the Oneco hotel with Yale student, about 11:S0 D. m.
 March 15-When she came out of the Tontine hotel with a Yale student about midnight.
 May 1S-At the Roberts house. Gen. terville. and the Cheshire hotel with two Yale students.
 May 23-On New Haven green at 4 o'clock in the morning.
 November 2S-Night before football game, when she. was in Jack Lucey's cafe with Harvard student named Frank"
 November 24-In Jack Lucey's cafe at midnight.
 The case was continued until next | Tuesday forenoon.