Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-14

at times and finally looked at his watch and walked farther down the street She noticed Dr. Tetlow about 10 o'clock that morning in front of his own home, where he seemed to be working on the front steps, The shooting occurred on Friday and on Tuesday of that week. the wit, ness had seen Dr. Tetlow and Mrs. Ken yon talking together in the front yard, apparently about flowers as either one or the other was holding some flowers.
 After cross examination by Attor- ney Dunn, Mrs. Douglass was further questioned by State Attorney Hull. It was brought out that the witness had called at the Kenyon house the day after the shooting to offer assistance to the elder l ly Mrs. Kenyon and had called there since then.
 Mrs Edna J. Brown of l Williams street, Pawcatuck, with whom Mrs Doug | lass boarded, next to the Kenyon house. | testified that she saw Mrs Kenyon on the morning of June 11th running towards l West Broad street. Mrs. Kenyon was
 wearing a blue cape and was hatless The
 witness did not see Mrs. Kenyon again | that day until she saw hcr with the doctors and the officer. She did not see l Dr. Tetlow that day.
 i Saw pr. Tetlow at Kenyon Home.
 On cross examination. Mrs. Brown said l she had seen Dr. Tetlow and Mrs.-Ken- | yon around the Kenyon grounds at diff
 ferent times She had noticed particu- 1 larly that Dr. Tetlow had gone into or l come out of the Kenyon house aboul 1 noontimes The witness said she had
 seen Dr. Tetlow and Mrs. Kenyon to- gether frequently during the past two i years. The doctor was at the Kenyon home probably about once day.
 Testimony About Powder Marks. Robert McBurney, court messenger. fol l the superior court, testified that at ths
 state attorneys request he had had ont of the loaded cartridges from the revolv
 CT opened and the powder examined
 showing that it was lcaded with smoke
 less powder.
 T Deputy Sheriff George 1T Stanton O Norwich, was called to the stand by tn he had made in firing shells at cloth an'
 taking mea surements of powder burn
 on the cloth.
 Sheriff Stanton testified he used 8
 calibre double action center fire re volver At 14 inches distance no pow
 der burns are shown on wooden clotl
 At 12 inches the burns just begin | . show at 10 and 8 inches they are plaine and at inches they are black. The wi f litSS SuOWSu Dltit OA tlOAii hN lifi Y, used in his tests. which the state pu 1, in as exhibit Is. The tests were made la: Y Monday at New Lopdon..
 On cross examination Sheriff Stanto i. said he could not tell where in New LOT - don the tests were made. but they wei o done by tacking the cloth against tell . graph pole and holding the pistol againi . . 2 ferre rail while tho etate attorne V fired the pistol. A yardstick was used V get the measurements
 }. Injuries Fatal, Says Doctor. l. Dr. C. c. Gildersleeve of Norwic r medical examiner for this town and se tt eral others testified his examination c the coat Dr. Tetlow had been weariT
 showed absolutely no evidence of poN l. der burns on the sleeve of the coat whe tt the bullet entered. There is no signs g charring on the coat sleeve, but there g discoloration which is blood. q State Attorney Hull put to pr. c d dersleeve hypothetical question co ?. ering the bullet wound injuries suffer e by pr. Tetlow and asked whether thu