Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04

TS.a kx4zd aR Tne ease of 1da I- HaMY lSs Iaa Arnold tn which the ptaan1H ,ceusns damaxa for alleged alienation ot She affections of her husband, Amas S. lHandy, attracted large number to tne srperior court room Wednesday aften- noou. where the action Is being heard pS Judge Edward BfOdgett and jury.
 Herz. Lillian Haslam of Basselp0Eo. IEA., . half sister of the plaintiff told ot sns married life of MT. and Mrs: Hanoy vsersfe they lived in Maine. So desT1oeo il ss being very pleasant untn pneS AA-N'A lived in W5ckford.
 Mrs. Mary E. Cole of Wicktord cesu- fed that she had known MT. Handy ana Mrs. Arnold for about year. She sa1o she sar them tn Solomon's store in East Greenwich last winter in the evening. This testimony was stricken out as IL was since the suit was brought on Sept 2s, 1920. Miss Katherine Murligan of Wichord testified that she was music teacher and had conducted dancing classes aE times. which necessitated her hiring e iftney. She said she had hired cars at Roses garage and that sometimes MT. Handy drove the machine. She told of three occasions when she hired machlne that Mrs. Arnold accompanied them. Colin Brown. who testified that he fe- sided on a farm between SaunderstoWn and Wexford, said he had known Mrs. Arnold for at least five years. He tolo of one instance when MT. Handy was nx- ing a tire on his car in front or HIS place and Mrs. Arnold was with Rim. lie said that when be saw the couple they were in Handy's car and not 1ltney.
 Charles Steere testified that he had employed Handy and said that times when he wanted him he had founo Handy at Mrs. Arnold's house.
 Mrs. Genevieve Frances Rose wire oi Walter Rose, who kept garage ana ss.,re at wickford in 1916, gave evidence that she had assisted her husband in tht store and garage and at times answered the telephone. She stated than when MT and Mrs. Handy first came to Wickfort they seemed to be happy. The witness told of Mrs. Arnold calling on the tele phone for a jitney and requesting tha MT. Handy be the chauffeur. She tolt of having called on the telephone fol Mir. Handy at the Arnold home, wfher' she was able to get him between ant 10 o'clock at night. Once when she wal riding in the machine with MT. Hand! and Mrs. Arnold. the two being on thu front seat MT. Handy had his arm around Mrs. Arnold.
 At the opening of the court Thursda! morning MT. Haslam was called for cross examination.
 Mrs. Ann Sarah Smith of wic6or' testified that in 1916 she lived across tn street from the Rose garage. She testi fed that for a whole season Mrs. Arnoh would go to the garage most every morn ing between 7:56 and 8 o'clock
 Walter L. Rose of Wickford, proprieto of Roses garage at Philips street cross ing, testified that he had known Mrs f1,o4 Iay Orl, ed for him as a mechanic for more tha a year. Witness said he sent Handy a chauffeur for Mrs. Arnold at her reques The witness had no knowledge of Mir Arnold accompanying Mir. Handy whe the machine was hired by other person on the trip from East Greenwich, the wit ness said he turned around in the auto mobile and saw Mrs. Arnold and MI Handy huddled up in tn rcorner.
 Mrs. Ida Arnold tfe defendant too the stand in the afternoon session. Sh told of the business relations she has ha with Mir. Handy. ad said he had boarde at her house for about three years I her direct examination, she said that M Handy's parents and her own parent were related and that she was alway friendly with them. At the time of u death of the elder MT. Handy, she wei to Main to attend the funeral She a' mitted that she had accompanied M Handy to Providence on number
 business trips, and once went to BostC with him to meet some of her relative
 Relative to the testimony given by MI Genevieve Rose at the morning sessio Mrs. Arnold said she had never. put h arm around MT. Handy, nor had ever put his arm arouId her.
 She denied that she had ever at al time tried to alienate the affections
 Mir. Handy from his wife, and fatly d nied that she had ever committed adj tery with MT. Handy.
 At three o'clock the witness was tur ed over to Attorney Whitman for ere examination. and she will again De
 the stand this CFriday1 morning.
 Over s50 were present at the weeH whist held Wednesday evening in t basement of the Church of the Immac late Conception. Music during the eve Ing was furnished by Mullaney's orchc tra. and followed the card playing
 short entertainment was presented. Voc selections were rendered by Olgo Gerv sini, Edward Brown, John Brennan, a the Brown quartette. Refreshmer were served The prize winners for t evening were: First Prizes, Dan