The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-16
DRAMATIC SCENES IN COURT
 WHEN MRS. ANGLE TELLS STORY:
 HYSTERICAL, ON WITNESS STAND

her apartments had been used as o5 studio. Mrs. Angle moved into the Rippowam building in 1910. She lived with a Mrs Parish who con- t7ucted the studio When Mrs. Par-4 ish moved out. in 1913, Mrs. AnglGs retained the apartments because oEs their convenience.
 After Mrs. Parish left, Julius Nev-s man, a music teacher used her front9 room as studio,. once a week. shGl said.
 When did you meet. Waldo R. Bal- lou?''
 How well did you know him 2"
 Very well; he was a very dear friend of naine.''
 Did he call on. you frequently poi times he would run in for minute when passing"
 would you go out with himg'
 t.Where?,'
 ..To the theatres and restaurants. D
 eHOh, yes.'
 Didn't you go around publicly with-3 him in Stamford?''
 Did he give you any giftse
 sfWhat ?''
 Handbags. and other presents. gifts 2''
 Did he appear to think a great deal of you?''
 ..Yes, very much.''
 Did he ever ask you to marry him?H
 of a smile.
 would you mind telling us what you said ?''
 T told him that he was much older than I and that in the natural course of events would be taken away drstg he had grown children and I had seen unha ppiness resulting from marriages under such conditions
 Mrs. Angle said that she had hurt her ankle by fall downstairs at tna Bridgeport railroad station last year. Tn l911 she said, she was operated upon for appendicitis
 She said that she had suffered from nervous indigestion since June, 1913
 Mrs. Angle said that she had a po-i sitlon in a New York church choir in June 1914.
 Do you recall Sunday. June 2129
 Did you go to New Fork that dayg"
 esDid you see Mir BaIIou ?''
 .'Yes. he came to my room for moment. had to go back to. New 4Ork to S1IS at an evening sS0LN4Eer
 Had he been in the habit of meet ing your train and eseorting you. home ?''
 ssYes."
 Did he meet you that night?''
 .sYes."
 where did you go ?'
 gro my room where he stayed 10 or 1 5 minutes. He wanted to come to New York the next Sunday and be with me between the morning ands evening services I told him l would let him know"
 On June 22, Mrs. Angle said. she entertained several guests, the fa-milys of one Peter Ahearn.
 ..Do you remember, what you did. the next day
 '.some of the things. I helped a family that was moving in downstairs I wrote my father who was in h1aineis and fixed up some contracts durinsthel5 afternoon. I advanced the new ten-4 ant $16 to pay the. agent for the hrse4 months rent"
 Mrs. Angle said she was to have af room in the flat below.
 How were you dressed that day
 q was dressed in white; WhiteA slairtwaist, skirt, shoes and stocllings-I I changed my skirt when I went9 downstairs to help the new tenant E wore a dark skirt. Mrs Barrett and-E her. mother and I had supper in tsez banquet room over my apartments |
 
 seAfter supper, we went to their apartment for a time and then went upstairs to my rooms. I-7vashed out some stockings.
 Mrs. Angle Identified the stockings which had been offered in evidence by the state She said they were silk,
 Had you worn those stockings that day2''
 '.No. sir. hadn't worn them since
 I+ 1.+,- her. custom she said t,, wash stockings and handkerchiefs in her room and hang them over the radiator to dry.
 Mrs Angle identified the white shoes and stockings which had been offered by the state. Those are, mine,'' she said.
 She changed her white shoes and stockings before going out with Mrs Barrett, who had asked her to accom- pany her. They went to Mrs. BaErett's place of employment, where they re- mained sometime while Mrs. Barrett did some work.
 q volunteered to help her do some of her work, witness said. T took some aprons home to iron for her. They were men S aprons she said Mrs. Barrett came to my rooms and stayed only little while as she said she was very tired. ironed the aprons, using my electric datiron.
 .'I stood at the ironing board for g. minute and then said to myself, T, guess I'll call up Jimmy
 Who was Jimmy" ?" Mir Klein asked.
 That was my name for-NGr. Bal Iou,' witness said chokingIy- Then shes sobbed aloud. Counsel waited for her. to regain her composure
 'rI talked to MT. BaIlou and later hes come over. He spoke of my having company the night before and said jokingly: T guess I'll have you ar rested if you keep the neighbors awake, this way
 ''We talked of many things. He left at o'clock when I took the apronsE downstairs. He asked me if I wanted