The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-19

house, had got the spectacles and had planted them there.
 Mrs Angle has travelled the road to Calvary. She has worn her cross. 2
 MT. Klein was scornfuI of the testi- mony of Otto RI. MaIzowsky. a new witness. who was called in rebuttal yesterday morning. Makowsky,a Stan- ford barber, testified that shortly after 10 o'clock the night of June 2s he saw Waldo R. Ballou standing all most on the same spot in front ef the Rippowam building where 8 few minutes later he was picked up dying. Waldo R. Ballou. 6s years old and prominent in Republican politics in Stamford, was found dying on the sidewalk in front Of the Rippowan building, Stamford, late on the night a bursting fracture,' of the skull and died within an hour after he was taken to the Stamford hospital
 In the Rippowan building lived Mrs. Helen M. Angle, a choir singer, to whom Rallou had been very atten- June 23s Ballou called on Mrs. Angle in her apartments. He was there twice in the evening. Shortly after his arrival BalIou left to Ego uptown z it was testified. On his return he brought with him quart of cherry wine.
 BalIou left her apartments at 10:45 Mrs. Angle has said. He was found dying on the sidewalk at 11:12.
 Investigation by the police follow ed Immediately when it became known that BaIIou's hat was missing Mrs. Angles apartments were sus- pected by the police. There were what appeared bloody footprints lead ing to her room and in a cedar chest h the room was found Ballouss hat. stained with blood.
 Mrs. Angle was placed und CT arrest. She later admitted finding Ba1lou's body on the stairs and dragging 1t to the street because, she said, ssI thought the fresh air would revive hirn.,s
 Following the coroner's inquest, Mrs Angle was held without bail on a charge of manslaughter She was broken in health and later was ad-
 nitted to ball. Her physical condi- ton caused two postponenaents of her trial it came up in the superior court here two weeks ago Wednesday.
 The states case. as built up by States Attorney Homer s. Cummings and Special Prosecutor Albert Phil lips, has been one of circunnstanttal evidence. The defense, conducted by Attorneys N. c. Downs and J. B. Klein, has contended that Mrs. Angle knew nothing of Ballou's Injury until 5S1S@-4OunO A11n 1y1Q8 on the St8lrS. Her dragging his body to tho street was an act prompted by her excited condition, rather than an act Of con Icealment, the defense contended.
 The state called about S5 witnesses and placed in evidence a Hucl<load of exhibits These included Mrs. Angles garments stained with what appear ed to be bloods Ballou's clothing; an electric flatiron that Mrs. Angle had been using that night; the cedar chest in which the hat was found and maps and photographs of the building and departments.
 The states chief witnesses were Chief of Police William Brennan. 3Po- lioe Matron Seraphina K1ahre, and other members Of the police force. The state called number of expert witnesses who had made a second autopsy on Ba1Iouss body. and who had made blood tests in the room Mrs. Angle was the chief witness in her own defense. She was on the stand for nearly ten hours and faint ed twice during the ordeal. Her aged father, Leonard BlondelIs was the last witness in her behalf,