Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28

Tetlow, at his home. No Al West Broad street, was given hearing before Judge Frank H. Hinekley, Saturday morning in the town court at StoniHgton. The only testimony was or the sioc os the state and was conducted by the pres eeuting attorney, Beniamin H. Hewitt. The accused was represented by Judge Herbert W. Rathbun.
 Mrs. Kenyon was brought into tonFt from the jail in New London, by l'atrol- man Frederick Whea,er, O. Paweatucs, who made the arrest on the day that pr. Tetlow died, and has been the police of- fieer in the case ever since. Before ard after the hearing. Mrs. Kenyon was given an opportunity to see her seven months old son, who was brought for that purpose from the village of Paw catuck to the borough Of Stoningts n. There were fifteen spectators during inc hearing which was held in borough hall, and among these was the husband of inc accused woman and her two sons,
 Dr. Michael H, scanleR, of Westerly. was the first witness called He testified that the 11th of June, at t9.f5 in the morning he was called to the home ef pr. Tetlow at Al West Broad street. in Pawcatuek Dr, Tetlew's apartment was on the second floor, front, in 8 three tenement house. Hefould the doctor in what he would call the living room, lying on the floor just inside the door, He was lyingi on his right side, pillow un- der his head and he was fully dressed and his shoes were eneased in rubbers The doctor was just breathing and died within two minutes. The witness said he had spoken before going up stairs with three women whom he met in the hallway. He had received 6 telephone call from Mrs. Hillard, wife of DF. Will jam H. Hillard, that pr, Tetiow had been shot and he speeded over.
 Mrs. Kenyon met him at the door and went up stairs with him. The door was closed to the room and Mrs. Kenyon said: He's in there" Mrs. Kenyon went into the room with witness, who asked her for the revolver. There was no evidence of struggle and it ldbked to him as if the body had been placed there. Mrs. Kenyon said the revolver was at her home in Williams street. 2 short distance away, He said he was anxious to locate the revolver. for his own personal safety. He went down sairs, Mrs Kenyon following. He went to the door. Dr. Frank I. Payne happen ed to be driving by, and witness called him in to have him cororborate the con- ditions. He visited the Tetlow room with Dr. Payne, and before going up stairs, he warned the three women present, be- sides Mrs. Kenyon, to not permit Mrs Kenyon to leave the reOm With pr. Payne, the witness made examination.
 They found a bullet hole through the right arm and the body near the rib, on the right side, with little blood on both shirts. In the meantime, Officer Wheeler arrived. Witness, Dr. Payne and Officer Wheeler then accompanied Mrs. Kenyon to her home. She said she would
 get the revolver, but was told she would not be allowed to get it, but must tell where it was. Mrs. Kenyon said | the revolver was in the second drawer l of thee dresser in her room and it was 1 found there by Dr. Payne and Officer 1 Wheeler. The witness identified the IT,
 volver in. court as the one found in the Kenyon home.
 l Mrs. Kenyon told Dr. scanlon that sbe
 called on pr. Tetiow in the morning. l Then she went home and came back | to the doctors determined to kill f,eFseA l with the revolver, and told him so, DF. l Tetlow said, "Ne let me do it." Before | witness went to the Kenyon home, Mrs. 1 Kenyon asked him if the doctor was | dead and asked if witness could nez do something for him. The witness said l | as he feared it was on her person. He
 said he wanted to know just where that
 revolver was. Witness said he 1 told Mrs. Kenyon that the doc
 tor did not kill himself, and as she vas :! the only one in the room with him, ard l having the revolver. that she killed him 1 Then she was ansxious to go right home l and get the revolver.
 Witness would not permit her te Ss | alone, and insisted that she must ten where the revolver could be found, but
 that she would, not be permitted to gel it. She said she wanted her husband | and Dr. Payne teiephoned for him. 0, | Payne got the revolver, handed i, to wit I ness who broke it and found four empty
 shells and one loaded cartridge The
 weapon was handed over to Office Wheel
 CT. Dr. Seanlon testified that when they ! reached the Kenyon home Mrs. Kenyon said to the grandmother: ''They ars go
 ing to take me away from the bahv." Tn the afternoon the witness visited , the Tetiow apartment with Br. Gray
 medical examiner a bullet he had feune on the floor of the soom in the nornins
 which had evidently struck the sidewall They found a bullet that had passet through the back of a chair and flatten
 ed against a radiator and another tha , had passed through a rug and ploweC
 a furrew in the floor Dr. Seanlon sai, Ii he witnessed the autopsy which was per } formed by Drs. Gray and Payne an,
 that the bullet that entered the bod, was not found.
 Dr. Seanlon testifed that he did no know Mrs Kenyon before this affair an l that he did not know she had tried to ge him by telephone on the morning of tn shooting. On arrival at the Tetloy home he was met at the door by Mrs Kenyon and two other women, but wen . up stairs immediately. All he kne,
 of the affair at that time was that Dr Tetlow had been reported shot. H said Mrs. Kenyon was apparently in tn . same condition as she is now In tn l court room. He had no way of fixin the exact time of the shooting. but probably occurred half an hour befor
 he arrived. There was nothing dis ! arranged in the room and no bits z
 he was in the room that Mrs Kenyo D asked him if he could not do somethin
 for the doctor. He said at first ths . he saw no blood, saw no revolver, and fo n his own safety thought it best to local l, the revolver.
 Il The witness said he did nat know D . but he did know there was sue a man.
 n Judge Rathkun asked: Doctor. the,
 is nothing in your mind in regard to tn is accident, by shooting that Mrs. Kenyc l. said that would tend to show any
 will towards Dr. Tetlew or that sf 1T intended to do him bodily harm?' IT 5 | at nd h1