Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-24
REFUSED TO GO
 TO GREEK CHURCH
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REFUSED TO GO
 TO GREEK CHURCH
 (continued from Page Five.) coming he turned back towards her and made a motion with his hand towards his hip pocket.
 Heard Awful Crash
 The witness said she then started back towards her uncle's house and her husband turned back and kept on to the Perkins house When the wit ness had nearly reached her uncle S house. she heard an awful crash. It did not sound like 8 shot She ran back towards the Perkins house and met her mother outside the house Her own baby and her brothers baby were in the house.
 The witness described going back to the house, going in through the back dooF and around through the rooms to the front door, where she saw the body of Coatchelly ow the floor or the storm porch. His lips were nov ing, she said, when she looked at him, and he was breathing. After she had looked al him she came in and shut the door from the sitting room into the hall
 Norcross Stopped at House.
 Within fifteen minutes later, she thought, Wallace Norcross and a man named James drove by and stopped. She spoke to NOrcross and he got off the team, came and peeked into the storm door where he saw the body of Coatchelly and then drove on No one else came to the house between then and the arrival of Deputy Sher5. Draper.
 Money Tom Gave His Wife.
 Upon cross examination by Attor- neY C. V. James, Mrs. COatcheIlv said her husband gave her $1O a week to spend as she pleased. This continued for about two months and not after he sold his business in Norwich. Af- ter he went to New London there was trouble over money matters because MT. CoatcheIly wanted to get back money that he had given his wife.
 Refused to Go to Wedding.
 She said he left her on October 26 when she refused to go to a Greek the money back and said there woulI be something doing
 This line of rOsS-eXaminatiOn was objected 10 by the states attorney and Judge Greene ruled that further de- tails were not necessary
 Toiephoned Warning to Mother
 In answer to further questions the witness told of telephoning to her mother after she met Coatcheuy at the Allyn's Point station on the day he was killed. She asked her mothe~ O lock the door and keen him away from the baby. Her mother replied by tel ephOne that she had done so.
 Would Kill Whole Family.
 Mrs CoatcneIIy testified she told her husband this and le saiu he didn't care anything for the law and if he didn't see the baby tha lay he would kill the whole eamHy At shat he turned and started towards the house.
 Money Put Into the Farm
 On redirect examination Mrs. Coat cheuy testified that her husband sent q 230 check from Texas and this was na t in response to any request from her. EOGtC heIly spen- $709 or S2G0 On the farm and gaTe iler $JG). Thls gift was made six weeks after the wedding He got the money when he SOin eff the farm stock and tools. She sat3 he ever asked her to come and live with him in New london after the baby was born, bu1 he came to the FoUse once in an adtoc1oDilc to see the batN.
 Held Baby to Window.
 He was not allowed to come into the house, but she held the baby ip 10 the window for him to see, The taby " months after the birth of the baby
 Called Norcross to See Body.
 Wallace Norcross of AIIyn's Point. who has a farm on the Norwich. and New London road west of Mrs Per kinS place, testified to passing the Perkins place in a team about 5.30 on the afternoon of the tragedy. In consequence of Mrs Perkins speak ing to him, he stopped his team. got cee H Tr we ing in the storm porch. His descrip- tion of the position of the feet varied from that previously given in the trial, as he said nothing about one foot having a position over the door sill. He saw the wound and believed the man dead and he didn't disturb the body.
 Asked what Mrs. Perkins said to him the witness said that as he was driv- ing by she pushed up the window, stuck her head out and asked him to look into the front door.
 Look, I've Shot Tom!"
 On cross examination, the witness said Mrs. Perkins words, when she opened the window, were: Look I've shot Tomi" At the same time she pointed towards the storm door.
 Varies from Other Testimony.
 He was asked about the condition of the front doors and described the left hand door as the one which was 1oose from its fastentngs. which is at variance with previous testimony of other witnesses, He also said that the fastening for the strap hinge was still sticking in the door jamb when he saw it. Other witnesses who ar rived at the scene later have de- scribed hinge pulled cut of the door jamb and lying on the floor.
 Afternoon Session.
 At the beginning of the afternoon recess Dr. E. J. Brephy of this city was put on the stand. He told of going te the Perkins house in the au- tamebIls with Deputy ShsFiff BFaReF,