Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-20

said her name is not Bid but Agnes. For year she said her married lire was happy, but when she talked or wanting 10 go to housekeepins ~ not overexc5ted on the night or the trouble. She declared she had been true to him and had not drank with him at a roadhouse: but had neaIa oa had been under the influence of liquor. She said that once inside or two months she had spent S75 Tor clotnes' but spent nothing for clothes Tn the first year.
 Wrote Her Husband.
 In regard to two letters she wrote her husband as to getting a divorce, she explained the statement in one. that she wished he would hurry and that he would have no grounds except the charge to kii, by saying that he made that charge. In another letter she asked for proof of his unfaithfuf- ness, that she could use it in case or a divorce, which would please his mother. She denied that she pointed gun at him at the Lebanon home. She claim ed she does not want a divorce and the reason she left the room at fhe Jen- nings house was because if was not nt to use. Some of her clothes are suill at the tailors.
 On redirect testimony she said she had received $43 since the trouble. The heat was turned off from her room ana there was not bed clothing enough. Mrs. HiH never introduced her to call CTS but once. While she was away from the Lebanon house Mir. Jennings was shot in the face Her husband at one time advised her to get divorce on the grounds of adultery.
 Reading of Wills
 Attorney Shields read the wills of the defendants grandfather, which gave Mrs. Hill s10,000 and all the es- tate except the house at 1S0 Laurel Hili avenue. while she remained MT. Jennings widow. Upon marrying she defendants father was also read. showing the defendant received two thirds of his fathers estate. The fa- ther's estate amounted to $10.227 and the grandfather's estate $4z,7c2.5S.
 Plaintiffs Sister Testifies.
 Mrs Mary Collins Stanley testified that her sister, the plaintiff. was not insane after the trouble. Dr. Stark said when he called at her house to see Mrs. Jennings that she ought to stay there a few days. She went to Lawyer Thayer's office with Mrs. Jen- nings when she met her husband and she was told by Mrs. Hill that it was better that the couple should part.
 Mrs. Stanley testified her sister lived with her since April. 1909. She spent for clothes and medicine.
 The witness testified that she hires four rooms from her sister, Mrs. Ca rey, and has three children, and her sister and brother with her. Her sis ter has room.
 At the attorneys office when the plaintiff asked Mir. Jen- nings to provide her home he said he would have nothing more to do with her, she could live with the witness and later they would part by divorce.
 Mrs. William F. Hill testified that she was appointed trustee of the es- tates of her husband and her hus- bands father.
 Mrs. James Carey testified to Mrs. Jennings coming to her house and that Dr. Stark called to see her. He said her sister had become insane and he was making arrangements to take her to Brewsters Neck. She had de- Iusions that Mrs. Hill and Mir. Jen- nings were driving her out and MT. Jennings pulled her about by the hair When the doctor called in the after noon the doctor said she was doing right. He offered to prescribe but was told he needn't do it, as it was not required.
 To the witness the plaintiff was per- fectly sane and not out of the ordinary condition. MT. Jennings has never cept when the witness mother died. The trouble has affected her greatly.
 On cross examination she testified that the plaintiff had been to places of amusement, spent a month at Pine Grove last summer and had been to dances.
 William J. Collins. brother of the plaintiff, testified to being at 65 Union street when his sister came at noon- time a year ago last April. She was perfectly sane and he has noticed no change in her condition.