New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
State Proves Pun
 of Poison in Win Four Days IF 2 Andrews Died
DRUGGISTS RECOI
 BROUGHT INTO C(1

Messenger Who Said He Ke1
 Defendant Told Pharrnaci
 Wanted It to Kill Rat
 and Holden in Frequent HI
 til Judge Orders Them to
 Talkine-Capt. Hurley UnA
 Examination. sSsssSss
 Hartford, June 26. Purch poison for Mrs. IGilltgan, by senger sent to . pharih&6y;I proven by the state In th1 Mrs. Gilligan on the charge der today. The poison w4al on May 2e. 1914. accordingt t scription record sales bookg IT H.. H. Mason. drugSist oH who filled, the order. A 1E11 gan, in sending g messen9eass Fleming for. the poison LII according to, Mason, that sl1o 1t to kill rats. Andrews d May 30. ss|
 MT. Mason said his record that he Supplied Mrs. Qill1 two ounces of the poison in
 of white crystals. He sai6 tl was arsenic.
 The story of tho visit TT < thur J. Wolff State F6al
 Robert T. Hurley and a1
 Rowe Wheeler to the 0hq IT etery. on tho night of ay ' and tho Altopleys on tho
 Franklin R. AndreMsS III tlx1 ; tool house, was told IT f
 ley when he resurpA Ad tlll day. N t yss x
 seated with ccunsaI f6ys .1ensa was Prof. StAnlet oe17 chemist of CdHlieli untxSrAlg |s has 1oiNSd pr, 3tfo Schdtt9Sf York city as a medicai exps{ case. M sa s5 X, sss \ M sfs es
 ,Captains Hutiey yeseardex hsa h examined by state's Attor6ej ss and had been turned aySt Holden for ceoss examtn6 6sfotls day the witnSa6 went oxxE eyl ground as In direct .exau4iH Hat5 in greater detail. Que1flS i1 frequently intAerlxpta changes between N c0f1nS4l Judge Green gave word1sN1 and told the counsel ne3 tQss time. s;S s,z
 Grave Opened at . +. The autopay was dexcr1l grewsome detail. Tho p9tty the cemetery at 3 o'clock a(a They left at midnight ], Uuf5 autopsy, which was pArfotme6A 6A Wolff, two ordinary oil lant4fi used, these being moved ab64Jfa doctor desired. The witnAos G quired Of pr. wollf as to . ;I} ;n3 odor in the place. Dr. yV611 him that 1t was due to thu pie of arsenic in the body.
 Captain Hurley explained he tain organs taken from Anl body were placed In jars aia1 by him. He said that thAoa ' were not measured at thu tim wore rubber gloves but raMov6 to attach labels to the 51S. During the questioninS 0ess'' followed Mir. Hurley'ss ren1te and Mr. Holden frequenkIy s|,l1I1 l pr. Schultxe. The Hftne1 Fl 10 far as he knew the TT grave had not been re-op1 v being closed that night Iai sealing tape used in oonneC&3SS the autopsy were lirst oftered dence. ,.< X. Holden Questacaas AlcoEka v(
 During some qnestioning oy Mir. Holden made commept TT Alcorn interrupted with the Nl N ssBe careful what you say. ss s
 Mr. Holden replied: TT at careful of the truth in this
 you are. Don't get. on the holy.
 Captain Hurley told of
 Mrs. -GilIi9an at the jail tho 1 after her arrest. Asked III H9 to ret . conf fsssion he sktd 2 as mGtter of basiness Tor pose of gettin n interviSw. N not know lGE s4lligAn treated by pr. Thonpson. ans E Reference was made to tho ment offered yesterday In whi< Gilligan had said if she had arsenic to Andrews it was n tional. Witness read 8 st6t made to him by Mrs. Gillig9 which she said: Anything ~ court could be used against mo
 Hurley Contradicts HOltld
 Asked if he had told her thu thing said te him could be- against her the witness aaid {s :.Why did you not write thu asked Mr. Holden. I
 Apparently did not. g Hurley replied. s8 $
 Why did you not submifss the woman's iawyers?'
 would you have done m fed Captain Hurley In replE & g l; \ --. .l-s z. z ssssss ssa (continssd on Ninth IT.
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