Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10

down. She had no reason for acting this way toward him.
 Mrs Emma Rallon, who had lived in l the same house with Mrs. Dow on Pleas l ant street told of trouble she had had with Mrs. Dow over the front porch. She had not spoken after the first year.
 Dr. I. $. Vail of New Haven, associst- ed at one time with Dr. Dow in this city when they lived On Main street, told of some of the troubles Of the Dow family. He said Mrs. Dow refused to cook and eerl-e meals to the men, al the request Of Mir Dow.
 beniarnin EaIlon told Of Mrs. Dow coming into the garden at the house and saying she would never live with her husband again. Mrs. Ruth Purinton testified to caring for Mrs. Dow and the boy Richard in 1918 while they were i'll. Dr. Dow came to see them twice a day but she dld not hear Mir. Dow and his wife speak. Mir. Dow provided everything he could for them.
 Mrs. Emma Muen testified to finding l the house Mrs Dow had lived in in poor shape. She refused to live there urlti! 1t had been thoroughly cleaned. Mrs. Dow was called for the defense and told of their marriage and moving
 
 ! their moving to Pleasant street. He i did not come over that night but did the next day. After about q week he came ! to the house for his meals. Asking him 1 why he didn't bring his bed 10 the house ! he told hen it was none of her d---- bus-' iness. She denied telling Mrs. BalIon 1 that she would hit her husband with Q ! nas>> iron. She denied saying she would stab him, poison hfn. and also Of throw l ing a plate at him. She was a neat
 housel1eeper. She denied keeping her soH from his father. She encouraged hiHn to go to his father. She was ready to go back to Mir. Dow at any time and would ! do SO today. He had temper and had | his spells after which he asked her for l giveness and she forgave him. She ad- 1 mitted that she and her son were in the
 same room while il with the influenza as the woman taking care of them said
 it would save steps.
 On eress exahaiaatien, Mrs. Dow said her husband changed his mind about go- ing to the Sessions house. He would not Sleep at Pleasant street because he said he could not afford two telephones, but
 would sleep in his office where there was
 g phone. She aiways-%as ready to cook for him but he refused often to eat at the house, going to & restaurant. She spoke to Dr. Dow once On the street and he swore at her He ordered her not to go to his office but to stay at home and
 all would be right. Sine wrote a letter to him, asking him to come back. Since
 August 20. 1915, she did not ask him te
 come back but would have done so had
 she had the opportunity.
 Miss Margaret Hasier of Taftvf7Ie, s teacher at the Model School, said she hat taken meals at Mrs. Dow's and found everything neat and clean, the food beins . fine.
 ! Miss Blanche Green, of North Gros venordale, Of the Normal school, sai(
 Mrs. Dew was a neat housekeeper. Mrs ) Emma NJ. Wells of Springfield, Ma ss., } sister-in-law to Mrs. Dow. said MTs sj Dow was a neat houselzee2er. She cam } to this city in 1915 and going to DI ] Dow's office asked where Mrs. Dow was } He answered, I've are living on Pleasan 2 street.
 tl Richard Burt Dow, IT, son of the de I fendant, testified that his mother hat } never kept him from his father but ha !, urged him to go to see him, which h ] did when he felt inclined to do so II { didn't always go to his father just whe, 9 ne wanted Something, he made socia ] calls He had never. told his fathel 3 that he was an honor student at Wind . ham High. His father was not interest 9 ed in this. His father had bought hi ' clothing Vut took his time in doing St |. Tn rebuttal Dr. Dow denied swearin : at his wife on the street When the
 met on the street she would pull Rich 2 ard to. one side and keep him fror
 tspeaking 10 him. Court adjourned a
 5.i5 o'clock and a short calendar ses
 Sion will be held this (Thursday) morn
 ing.
 James Friery of Putnam was foun
 guilty of intoxicatton and resisting a. officer Wednesday morning at polio
 court and given a jail sentence of thirt
 days on each count, sixty days in al
 Officer Mclean who made the arrest ha