Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
I'hlcgmatir Citizens of Fairfield
County Will Determine il Mrs.
Angle Is Guilty of Murder.
HELD FOR KILLING w. BALI.oU
Wealthy Stamford manufactures Met
Death i'm Apartments OF Woman
Who * Now Fighting for Her life.
Long Strain Tells on Her.
lSpccialtn The Timcs- Dispatch.

Angle, OF Stamford, was responsible
for the death of Waldo Il. Bailou. the
wealthy Stamford manufacturers. on the
night of June 20. 1914.
They were chosen quickly. They are
men well on in life; men who have
reared families. and have known inti-
mateiy all the phases of the relation
/ snip OF 4 man and woman. \ stolid
! unimagative lot they are, the kind of
/ men who are termed on the Fairfield
farms as "sot in their ways"
! Twice the trial was postponed when
I Mrs. Anstc's nerves broke under the
: strain of accusation. But to-day she
Z was even defiant. She helped her
! counsel I" pick the jury. She s,,g
! sesie" questions, prompted answers
and. now anu then, comfortcd her axed
/ father leonard Blondell when i,
seemed that he was breaking
MRS. .NGIE - Nor
ATTRACTIVE PHYSICALLY
4 si" was not attractive physically.
She reminded one OF very plain mat
. ier-of-faci woman OF the back coun-
try the sort OF woman iha. ~. jury
men We're accustomed TO seeing in the
. little farm villages scattered here
abOutS
1.-TWO witnesses were heard. one was
Thomas y. brennan, the Stamford IN
I drrtahe'. who took charge of Waldo
/ Raiiou's body. The other was DIR Otto
It, schultz, oorOners physician in New
. York city, who performed an autoosv
Oh the body
The Connecticut law, read from the
hehch by Judge II. Williams. for tn.
htheht OF newspapc men. prohibi, :
predictions. anticipations and forecasts
me defense may not be pr"saged nor
mas "a reporter draw conclusions of
MS own. Hut the testimony indicated
clearly the cours. the trial will take.
MIS- Angle was but a wrath of her
former huxom self. At tn. time OF
her arrest sh" WAS broad proportion-
ateiN, TO her commanding height To-
o"N she rs almost omaciated She is
az coioricSs AS her white ucck.rchicf
/ but, either by supreme draft uuon
her remaining reserve or huoyeG bv
the tension of her great hour, she en-
tered court as erect as a STAFF and as
assured as If she was on. OF the cram
nag, wide-eyed crowd which damned
'he courtroom TO watch her
she wore - black hat with purple
piumes. simple brown suit and
clumsy oNfords with nat heels
ier hair-half-faded blonde and half
80, '""'' dressed. 1t strag-
- W. i"ce ana neck. She
nv 10 "ppear a!iurinS.
s,'' "oes hot count ON sway
"'''"o''Nehess
'"''h''" SITS hh SIDE:
WITH ARM ABOUT HER
During the day her father sat AT her
si"". an arm encircling her Around
hcr were her lawyers. Jacob Klein and
->'choias I. Downs At the states at
'"FheN $ table sat The third member OF
her "cichse. u. STANLEY Finch. of STAN
,"r" wh" watched the prosecutor.
- '''SS' as II he feared
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men rro,u ,,.io,, - -, "'''H
selected MOI u,, , reie
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