Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-15
MRS. KENYON WILL TAKE STAND
 IN HER OWN DEFENSE NOW

Once on visit to the farm they went huckleberrying. The witness spoke of a time 90 years ago when there was party of young people at the farm, and Dr. let low casually met Mrs. Kenyon. The wit ness introduced the two. Later at the wedding of Mrs. Kenyon he asked Dr. Tetlow if he remembered this was the same girl he had been introduced to years before.
 Once on visit to the farm they went huckieberrying. Another time they went fishing. The fishing trip he spoke of Was 30 years ago, the witness said. This was before the accused woman was married to Alvin Kenyon, but she was introduced to him that day
 The witness recalled twice within the past two years having gone to Dr. let lows room between and 10 o'clock at night and finding Mrs. Kenyon there. He never saw anything wrong between Dr. Tetlow and the accused woman.
 Afternoon Session.
 Francis C. Kenyon. F years old. son of Mrs Kenyon, was the first witness cali- ed to the stand in the afternoon. He is in the seventh grade at school He testified he knew of Dr. Tetlow being at the Ken yon home in the last four years. In response to the questions of Attorney Dunn, the boy described the trees in the yard at the rear of the house and the | garden beyond a juniper hedge. His | father and mother cultivated the garden, | the boy said, his mother working there nearly every day. It was four years ago the witness first remembered seeing Dr. | Tetlow in the Kenyon yard and quite a | while ago he had seen Dr. Tetlow inside i the Kenyon house in the parlor. sitting l room and his mothers bedroom About
 $50 on the morning of the shooting the 1 Witness said he saw Dr. Tetlow on the 1 sidewalk at the Kenyon house. The doc
 tor asked Francis if his mother was sick and then went towards West Broad street
 At about g. 30 that morning the boy said he l saw Dr. Tetlow in Frankenstein's garden
 The witness said he had seen Dr. Tetlow
 at the Ken+on house three or four times a week and sometimes oftener He
 brought fruit and fish, mostly trout. and
 gave them to Mrs. Kenyon
 The state attorney did not cross ex
 anime the boy
 Was Her Sons Revolver.
 Charles c. Church, 21, son of Mrs
 Kenyon by her first husband. testified
 he had known Dr. Tetlow for from to
 years. On the morning of June H. be
 fore the witness left for work at e45
 he said Dr. Tetlow was at the door O
 the Kenyon house. The doctor hande,
 Charles trout on a plate, stating i
 was flor your mother" Charles said h
 took the fish up to his mother who was il
 bed showed it to her and she said. Al ] right, take it away" When the witnes
 came downstairs, Dr. Tetlow had gon,
 The young man said he had seen Dl
 Tetlow in the Kenyon garden with hi
 mother and in the various rooms of tn | Kenyon house. His step father. Alvi Kenyon the witness said is called ava , from home by his work anywheres fror , two days to six months at time. , The witness identified the revolver i the case as the one belonging to hin which he had used for target practice an , kept in a holster in his Lpreau draweI It is Colt gun of very easy action Tn witness Illustrated with the gun ho- s easy it would go off bv a quick dowr ? i ward throw when he had his finger o P the trigger and his thumb over the han , 1 mer.
 r It had once gone of while he wa D handling it in his bedroom. The gun wa P i in perfect order and loaded when he le
 it in the holster in the bureau drawer
 Taking up the cross examination. Ms
 jor Hull drew from the witness that I T ! never saw anything wrong in the relation g of his mother and Dr. Tetlow The stat 9 attorney took the gun in hand and ha g the witness show how the ''wester I throw" would discharge the revolver | Husband Testifes. Alvin S Kenyon, who was, ma rried /. Mrs. Kenyon 14 years ago. and is printing press erection engineer and mi II II chinist. was next called to the stan u He testified to being called from hon
 anywheres from a day to three mont by his business. He had met Dr. Te 2 low a few times and had seen him T | the Kenyon house about , or years az u The doctor came to the door that tin : and asked MT. Kenyon to tell Mrs. Ke e yon that Mir Thurston had passed ava 1T 1T About years ago Dr. Tetlow came |, the Kenyon house. wanting to exchan d bed for a mantel piece. but Mir Ike e yon objected and the exchange was n el made
 n MT. Kenyon testified to being summon B. home from the shop on the day of t ,e shooting Reaching there he asked l. wife what the matter was. She said e le upstairs and I'll tell you There was m man there who said Dr. Tetlow was sh le Mrs. Kenyon said. T did not shoot hin e. Then everything went blank the witne
 said and when he came to himself he " + being held in a mans arms downstai Ne Later he learned that the man was G
 stable Wheeler. He told the constable tt s' he needn't hold him any longer since
 was himself again.
 ,n On cross examination. Mir Kenyon ss ie that about years ago he requested ] Tetlow not to bring any more flowers . plants as the witness realized Mrs. Kt .- yon had all she could attend to- I z, doctors reply was that he wanted to II a neighbor to Mrs. Kenyon. Mir. Keny ss told the doctor he didn't want him ,a come any more Sr bring any more. tb Court sustains Objection. r" The court sustained Attorney Rathbu
 objection to State Attorney Hulls qu y ton whether MT. and Mrs. Kenyon I ay been living as man and wife for i'd past four or five years.
 4e The witness was asked by Major H
 whether he raised his hand to strike he wife in the bed room when he he; a what happened. The witness said nd could not remember nor could he rems er Der whether Mrs. Kenyon got down on her knees in front of him and said, ~ ,n. may kill me if you want"
 fly At this point court adjourned for he day.