Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-09

II I himself and that she also said she had gone to pr. Tetlow's house to kill herself were points brought out Friday in the testimony of Dr.. M. H. Scanlon in the superior court in the trial of Mrs. Ken yon on the charge of shooting Dr. Tetlow on the morning of June l1th last at Dr. Tetlow's home in Stonington.
 Mrs. Kenyon stood the ordeal of an all- day session of court we'll Friday. She sat with her counsel, with her husband and one of her sons near by.
 When Judge George E, Hinman took his seat on the beach to resume trial of the case Friday morning, Civil Engineer e George E. Pitcher was called to the stand for further cross examination by Attorneys Rathbun and Dunn, counsel for Mrs. Kenyon. He was on the stand for over half an hour.
 Describes the Wounds.
 Dr.. William H. Gray. medical exam iner for the town of Stonington, who conducted the autopsy on the body o1 Dr. Tetlow, followed Mir. Pitcher on th' stand Testifying about the autopsy which was performed at o'clock on th' afternoon of the day of the tragedy, pr Gray said that pr. Scanlon, Corone Franklin H. Brown. Dr. Payne, Dr. Hil Hard and the undertaken at whose rooms the autopsy was performed wer' present. The witness was shown thu clothing that had been worn by Dr. let low, consisting of light gray suit white negligee shirt and underclothing The negligee shirt and the upper par of the combination suit were blood i stained. @
 Major Hull showed the witness tn ] coat where the bullet hole in the sleev was pointed out.
 On Dr. Tetlow's right arm about si i inches above the tip of the elbow, enter 1 ing the outside of the arm and pass | ing through. the arm. was a bulle wound pr. Gray testified. The bulle struck the tenth rib, entering the abdom inal cavity. It pierced the right lobe 0 the liver. struck the small intestine pierced the great omentum. and perito neum. No place was found where tn | bullet came out of the body, nor was tn bullet found Death was caused by tn gunshot wound with internal hemorrhag as the secondary cause.
 When Dr. Gray first saw Dr. Tetlow' body at the Tetlow house, the body la | on the floor where the door cam against his leg as the door was opene and there was a pillow under the head
 On cross examination sab by Attorne Rathbun, Dr. Gray said he first hear of the death of Dr. Tetlow by tels phone message about noon from D Phillips. He went to the house shortl afterward accompanied by Dr. Hilliart He stayed about twenty minutes, sa- nothing unusual about the condition the room, no evidence of any struggl and could not recall that he moved an of. the pieces of furniture. From th Tetlov house he went with Dr. Hilliar to the Kenyon house where he saw M and Mrs Kenyon and her son. Norma Church. From there he went back wit i Dr. Hilliard to the Tetlow house whel Dr. Scanlon then was. Dr. Scanlon the called his attention to bullet that Ina been found and to the bullet hole the carpet.
 Attorney Rathbun showed Dr. Ora two bullets which the doctor identifi. as bullets found in the Tetlow room al shown him by Dr. Scanlon. One of the was somewhat fattened. This was u one that went through the back of Il chair and hit the radiator, Dr. Gra said.
 Two Bullets Are Exhibits.
 The bullets were marked exhibits and S.
 To Attorney Rathbun, Dr. Gray sa
 
 the death certificate. which the doct, made out and could not remember in gunshot. wound was not mentioned ( the certificate. .@
 The attorney spent nearly half Z hour in closely questioning Dr. Ora about the autopsy, where the hemo rhago came from and the organs of u body that were injured, whether the a ] topsy had been complete, and wheth it might have been possible for [ Gray to have died of. heart trouble hemorrhage- of the brain before he w shot v.--. .s
 On redirect examination by State A torney Hull, Dr. Gray stated that the were no injuries to Dr. Tetlow's he; or to the pleural cavity and that the a topsy was sufficient to determine t, cause of Dr. Tetlow's death.
 When Coroner Took Statement. Mrs Viola M. Burdick. residing , Mechanic street, Pawcatuck stoningtc about three -eighths of a mile from I Ietlows house testified that she " present when Coroner Brown came the Pawcatuck lookup to take a stat ment from Mrs. Kenyon. The coror . told Mrs. Kenyon, said Mrs. Burdic { that it was optional with Mrs Kenv to make statement but if she made e 1t might be. used against her. M !, Burdick remained in another room wh q the coroner took, Mrs. Kenyon's sta, ment. After the statement had be taken, Mrs. Burdick was called back to the room where Mrs Kenyon was v Mrs. Kenyon seemed weak. Attorney H. Hewitt went into the room while statement was being taken, said M Burdck
 On cross. examination, Mrs Burdl said that Mrs. Kenyon was very nervo she understood what was said to her a understood what she answered but witness said Mrs. Kenyon was in S, an extremely nervous state that the V . ness thought Mrs. Kenyon did not preciate much of anything. When coroner told Mrs. Kenyon who he v and what she might do about a sta nent. she. said she understood. acco ing to the witness.
 T Afternoon Session.
 After the noon recess, State Attor,
 Hull called to the stand Robert M. e. f Zs Washington street, Pawcatuck. an