The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03


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 The seTimes' today prints Elwood B. Wade's own story of the gruesome murder of George b. Mott in the Mott home on Judson avenue last Aug rst It is an amazing tale told by Wade within few short hours before his passing into eternity.
 Told in the death cell at the state prison III Wethersfeld, told to his counsel Freak E. Morgan gan of the law firm of Foster and Morgan, With the state represented by Assistant Prosecuting AttOr- ney Earle L. Garlick Others present as Wade re- hearsed the ghastly story were the warden of the prison, one of his deputies and the death watch.
 Wade tells for the first time how Mott overpowered early in the struggle after he had lost the iron pipe with which he had armed himself for the struggle the man whom he supposed to be aseep, ana HOW had almost choed him into nsensbll1ty when Mrs Mott came to by reganing the pipe from the floor where it had fallen when Wade aimed his first blow at Mott.
 Here was the turning point in the struggle and Mrs Not's blows with the pipe, which according to Wade crushed Notts head, rescued the young assaant from
 Wade continues with dramatic intensity the tale of struggle which started with the attack by Wade and Mott in the bedroom the third floor and continued down the stairs to the second floor and from there to the front door - .c put up shown by the fact that after his head had been crushed in and with bullets in his body he able to continue the struggle and only succumbed after two falls the and twenty stab wounds inflicted by Wade when he lay talking ncoherent at the foot of the
 Wade relates too how first knife which Mrs Mott brought him for the purpose of ending her husband life rejected too brittle and how she returned to the pantry with Wade and calmly selected the exhibited later in court which deemed more suitable for the purpose.
 The part which Notts innocent children were forced to play in revong tragedy is told in full detail for the first tme how Ruth employed spy to assure the consprators that her father asleep before the at made and how little George was drafted to as sist in moving trunk containing his fathers body and finally how the children compelled to witness the stab wounds which finally ended their fathers life
 His statement made to Frederick E. Morgan as attorney for Wade and to Assistant Prosecuting Ator ney Earle Garck in the presence of the warden the deputy warden and the death watch at the state prison the Wednesday before the execution between Il o'clock that night and 1 the following morning.
 It made by Wade dying statement of what transpred in the Mott home after he had been advised by Morgan that his counsel had done everything sible to save his life without result
 When told that he would be executed within few hours and that nothing he could say would help him harm him. Wade said that he willing to make true statement of the facts He then made the revelations which the ''Times'' publishes today, including facts hitherto unknown his attorneys which he said he had concealed at Mrs No request because he loved her and because felt that she had neither friends money because he that she had neither friends money and things would go hard with her. while he had two able lawyers who would take of him.
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