The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-25

SPOTS ON PHOTOS
BRUISES, ASSERTS
MINISTER'S wife
New York, Nov 25-That wander
Ing divorce case Of the Rev. J. Edwin
Triplett Of woodbury.. N j., against
Mrs. Dorothy Nelson Triplett. which
has played Trenton. N. j., couple
OF times, Camden, N. r., also, and
threatens to meander all over the
country, struck New York yesterday.
n It will be remembered that the al
legation is that Mrs. Triplett was
caught on May IL. 1915, in a room in
the Hotel Garde In New Haven with
az L. Curtis. a real estate operator.
Her husbands brother, Hampden
Trip1ett, and two detective-assistant
testified they saw her there. She adj
nitted she was there, but said she had
gone to the room on Curtis rep
resentation that he wanted her to meet
q women client and sign a lease.
AS soon as Hampden Triplett swore
that he had seen her in the ROOM, he
was arrested ON a charge.of conspir-
acy. 1t was asserted that he had
hired Curtis and paid him. :
Sentenced as Conspirator.
Mrs. Triplett said Curtis had att
tempted an attack upon her. in the
room. I1ampden Triplett was tried
and sentenced to 10 years i1nprison-
ment for conspiracy. He is now free
on appeal. An Indictment on three
charges conspiracy, assault and one
for which q life penalty might be pro-
vided WAS returned against Curtis. :"
who has otherwise been known as
Jack WI Shaw and John +. Wilson. He
Ii awaiting trial.
present. There is photograph which
was not shown officially yesterday. Re-
porters got q look at 1t and were told
that It would be given to q judge or
jury at the proper time. It shows parts
OF Mrs Triplett's limbs and body and
has several large discolorad spots.
These. says her lawyer, Edmund Will
son, former Attorney-general Of New
Jersey, are black-and- blue marks that
make It plain she was violently
handled in the hotel room.
Neither the Advisory Master in
Chancery, Charles v. d. Joline Of
New Jersey, nor any OIL the lawyers
present yesterday had evr seen any
thing quite like the photograph, they
admlt1eo' DUE tney SAID Lnere was NO
question as 20 lts eamisslDlnsy "a evI-
aence: Mrs Allpaets ne1sen ~ans.s1s
tnat y Pc Drousns INTO PUBIC view
Wn .vsa tne. pzsope ~ ulao co.ne
" Mle tne Woe case pe,ongs y
New Jersey. + was Drougnt nere yes
teTday So tnat certain new xork WIZ
nesses nnsn. 1estit e ing NE. Wa 20.
sspn =, DuoAisy. n.s1naser q TIE l1oaei
1sno4 nsre' VINO On 10y 70, 1912 was
r = u cierA g =. III llo1el cterA.
lmp0rtAnt Facts as TO Time.
BuckleyAs testimony resolved itself
into this: f40 saw Mrs. Triplett and q
man he did not know, drinking at
table in the Garde dining room at s
o'cfock Some time between and Z
he saw the woman walk out OF the
4
hotel ana the man surrender his room
- 1s9 $50 - l rsnls lalee nsn
~ s1Aa q !, 49,
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=. .9a 49,. 20 .no4s - - 49, ~Do1s
o.zv Wnen lno "ollAn went, OUT.
Wnlch "ooui1 say - a4loWeu Asr 1v
minutes 60 go g me room, pe caught
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i Il .Ss 81 I"
A1s 49, 1 .... 80 wv.
~ 49, 80. s4-sA. W. =. ~ W.
81 xsDeo AalaaselA - saSA ", DnA", : !
nslves, n w. 1912. .nWoo :
aNenNes tne DEOh nAs 1aS ss1lu Ae Hao
met MI. 1rlplett q ieass twlce Pc
Tore gne aate ~ fquesuoa e +SeH IA
ven. he nad tahen ner g Two ela.
matic perpor manoes. Inc tue OF
eacn Drought g laAsn from tHo specra-
DID 'ss 's ssa. , nss woman so New
Haven and occupy : room with her