The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12

took her over''
 According to the chief, he saw Mrs. Angle in the station house the next morning why don't you tell the truth, Ne1Iie 2, he said he asked her.
 sI am telling the truth he said she replied.
 In subsequent conversation, the chief testified, Mrs. Angle told him that Ballou had fallen downstairs and that she had dragged him into the street
 ssshe said sine thought the fresh air might help him. the chief continued. 1T asked her why she didn't tell this before, and she said she didn't like the notoriety it would bring I said to her, You'll get plenty of notoriety, now
 After Mrs Angle had been held by the coroner, the chief said Ie asked her, one day, as to how Bal1ou's hat came to be in the cedar chest.
 I wish knew. Bill she replied. 1T can't remenaber
 TT showed her the spectac1es that had been found asked her if she knew whose they were. She said They're Jtnnnnys.s ]"
 The chief said .sJimmys' was her nickname for Ba11ou
 During another conversation, the chief said Mrs. Angle asked him: s'VVfll they put me in prison 2, The chief said he answered that it wasn't up to him to say.
 said to her. Here. now, Nellie, you're making a mistake in telling so many different stories. You ought to tell the truth
 am telling the truth, she re- piled.
 Chief Brennan identified set of metal chimes the hatiron cord and hatiron stand that were in Mrs. An g1eas room. He said the cord was attached to the chandelier, but not to sthe hatiron.
 He was cross examined at length He was asked relative to his interview with Mrs Angle when he said she identified the apectac1es as Bal1ou S.
 Didn't she say to you, T won't
 She did not, said the chief en-
 Didn't you say to her. Judge Downs says you can identify them ? g
 T did not
 fDddn't she say to you, Well. bring Judge Downs to me, then 2 2
 She did not, the chief answered loudly.
 Atthis point, Mrs. Angle was seen to wipe away tears from her eyes.
 Relative to the conversation in the Angle apartments, the chief was ask BaIIou is dead and you'll have to tell now.g He said he had made a state ment to that effect.
 Reading from the evidence before the coroner, Attorney Klein asked Chief Brennan if he hadn't testified that Mrs Angle said to him:
 You don't mean to say he's dead dead.s'
 Chief Brennan answered that such a statement was made. fbut there wasn't any of that dramatic phrasing in it," he added.
 Referring to his conversation with Mrs. Angle as to BaHous sobrdety on that night, the chief, in response to Ia question by MT. Klein testified that Mrs Angle said the a.ffair twas the result of a drunken brawl.,
 DO you know. chief. that this is the first time those words drunken brsasvl have been used in this testi- mony
 Chief Brennan maintained that Mrs. Angle made such a statement.
 States Attorney Cummings object ed when Attorney Klein asked Chief Brennan if, at the coroners hearing, he had fitted the fatiron into the dent in Ballou's hat The question was allowed and the chief replied in the affirmative.
 There was a. sharp spat between MT. Cummings and MT Klein over certain uses of the coronerss notes which both sides had agreed were inaccurate.
 You're not trying to be fair,,' MT. Cummings snapped at MT. Klein.
 Yes, a1n," was the retort
 No, you're not, if you insist on that line of questioning said MT Cummings
 Chief Brennan was still under cross-examination when adjournment was taken until today