Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-14

Tetlow house, going through the Thurs ton tenement and into the front hall where Dr. Scanlon had arrived. The witness saw Dr. Scanlon go upstairs, then come down again. this time With Mrs. Kenyon. They were in the Thurs ton sitting room The witness. heard Dr. ScanIon ask. Mrs. Kenyon where the gun was. He also told the witness not to let Mrs. Kenyon out. Mrs. Hillard stood with her back to the door and Mrs. Kenyon came and laid her hand on Mrs. Hillard's, saying, I'll stay with her" While they were standing in the hall, Mrs. Hillard testified sine asked Mrs. Kenyon: Did you shoot him?' Mrs Kenyon answered: >sNo, told him I was going to kill myself and he took the gun and shot himself" Mrs Ken yon seemed calm at the time she made this statepent, the witness said.
 Afternoon Session.
 At the opening of the afternoon ses- sion of court Mrs. Hillard resumed iile witness stand and was asked one ques- tion by State Attorney Hull. This was whether there would have been time for Mrs. Kenyon to go from the Tetlow house and back again between the time Mrs Hillard was first told by Mrs. Gau- dette of the shooting and when Mrs. Hiuard first saw ,Alrs. nonyon in the front hall in the Tetlow house.
 Judge Hinman allowed the question l over the objection of Attorney Rath- bun who had an exception noted. Mrs. Hillard's answer was. that she thought there would have been time enough. Attorney Dunn conducted the cross eX- | animation of Mrs. Hillard The witness 1 repeated what she had given on her ! direct examination as to hearing Dr. | SRoY lon cl- ATrs tba er11r
 was when the doctor and Mrs. Kenyon
 were coming down stairs. Mrs!sKenyor | answered that it was over at her house l The witness heard Mrs. Kenyon say tc | Dr. Soanlon either Wont you," or Can | you do something for him?" Mrs Ken
 yon appeared at all times calm and col | lected, According to the -witness. Mrs Hillard testified that she didn't notice i Mrs. Kenyon on the front stairway whel Dr. Scanlon came into the house, but sh would not care to swear that Mrs. Ken you was there or not.
 Saw Mrs. Kenyon Running.
 Mrs Grace NJ Douglass, now of Nor
 wich, but living in Pawcatucl in tn
 Brown house next door to the kenya
 house on the day of the shooting, testi
 fled she was in the living room at tn
 front of her boarding place on the da | wearing a blue cape going up the stree and into the front d9or of the Tetlo' house. The witness could not say ho' , , long Mrs. Kenyon stayed at the Tetlo'
 house, but she saw Mrs. Kenyon agai running towards her own home, whic she entered. In a few minutes Mrs. KeI yon came out again. and went back . the Tetlow house. Later the witnes saw Mrs. Kenyon come back with Il : 1.-two doctors. She thought it was abol ! 10 o'clock when she first saw Sfrs.-KeI yon going towards the Tetlow hous :; !, At no time did the witness notice whetl CT Mrs Kenyon had anything in h'
 hands. Mrs. Kenyon was walking
 ordinary gait the first time on the way the Tetlow house.
 t Mrs. Douglass said she saw Dr. Te | low in the Kenyon yard about 6.30 tn; { morning, acting very nervously, picl1ir : up small bits of papers and sthrowir d them down again, walking back an l forth. He looked as if he was afra l of seeing someone he didn't want to SC 6 The witness said he looked up at the hous
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