Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-03
always paid for the liquor by Miss Day.
 Never Was Sober.


 MT. Mahoney, who lives in a house formerly owned by MT. Page, used to pay his rent to MT. Page and then to MT. Iathrop. One time Miss Day came to the house of the witness and asked when he was going to pay the He went to Mrs. Page and gave her two five dollar bills which she put in her pocket not giving any change. When asked about the change Mrs. fage called Mary Day and told her to set four dollars change from her Miss Day came down stairs with the money which she had not found in the place named by Mrs. Page. He never got receipt 1sr his money but all ways had witnesses there at the time he paid. Every time he saw Mrs. Page and he was of the opinion that she was a woman of unsound mind.
 Looked About Eighty.
 On being cross exanained, witness stated tha+ he did not know the age of Mrs. ~age but she looked to be about eighty. He had seen the woman walking around and she was always anxious to get something to drink. AL though his wife had been employed at the Page home, he had. made no so- rial visits there; but he knew that the liquor which she drank affected her. The witness said that her hearing and sight were good but he was under the impression that she could not write.
 Miss Day Would TeIephoned.
 Anna Fogarty. fifteen years old, Of ETindham, testined to the number of 1imes liquor was brought to the Page home. She stated tha1 Mary Day would come tos the Inn swhere she is employed and telephone sto the sisters to come to the house. The witness said she would get the number to be called out of the book and it was 440 which is the number of St. Joseph s hospital of this city. Miss Day would come to the Inn about twice a week to telephone and quite often for liquor, After the death of Mrs. Page Miss Day stayed at the Page home but did not come to the Inn for liquor.
 On cross examination, witness stated that Mary Day had come to the Page home about a year and a half before the death of Mrs. Page. The witness then stated that not every week would Miss Day come to the Ing to telephone but occasionally. The weeks she did come she would be there about two or three times. She came. every week for liquor and she would get quart each time.
 Recess Taken.
 Here the court took a recess for about fifteen minutes before which the judge told the jurors that they would not have to report until 10. 3( o'clock this morning and that there would be no session of the court or Tuesday.
 When the court resumed it's session Miss Fogarty o11fredirect examination stated that she had seen two sisters ge to the Page home quiteEa a few times and that they stayed at the house about three hours. Mary Day came 1f%~ A1, @q n1r
 Documents in Evidence.
 At this point Attorney Walsh rea6 i a deed of property to the jury and had 1t entered as evidence. The deet was the granting of three pieces O des Corporation of this city. The iur. l was allowed to look over the docu. ment. Another document, bill O sale, was read by MT. Walsh and en Mrs. Page had turned over all of he i personal property to the same cor 1 poratton. The former was dated Jun, IS. 1915. and the later was dated Apri IS. 1918.
 Got Liquor for Mrs. Page.
 Mrs. Mahoney. wife of William Ma honey, was called to the stand. Sh' 1 told of the number of times she ha4 been employed at the Page home ant ] of what she had seen while there. Sh did the housework and took care o ! Mrs. Page. who was unable to car | for herself. MrE. Page would give he money to get whiskey when she wen to her home at night and she wou1, 1 bring 1t to the Page home when sh I returned in the morning. Of this sh was told, by Mrs. Page not to sa, anything to Mr Page which she di, not. Mrs. Page did nothing while tn witness was at the house. as she wa 1 unable to. She drank a great dea and always took something to drinl l before she ate breakfast in the morn | and sometimes. during the night, 1 she could get t. Mrs. Page was al ways cranky and would send the wit ness to a bureau drawer9to get som tablets which she said were to mak her sleep. The witness did not knoy the effect of these tablets, as she woul I go to her own home every night. Mrs Page was always complaining of tn way things were being done about fh house and she would complain Q things being stolen. although she di not mention any names to the witness j One day Mary Hays namezto the hom Of witness and asked her to look ou for Mrs. Page while she, Miss Day went out, which the witness did. Sh ROt fo the Page horne alho1f A osx.loc