South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-23

DO you recall on the 9th OF
March. 1921, II people came up tc
you In church and asked where
Harry WASP"
mo sir
What evening was It when. after
you arrived home, Mr.. Poulin gave
Junior a bath ?"
February s."
When you got the letter."
The same evening"
DO you remember anything OF
association with Mr. and Mrs.
Poulin on Monday evening""
I'VE were home on Monday eve-
ming"
do you know when hat WASP"
Yes"
The 7th Of March"
ct was only Monday that you re-
call?"
Yes"
Tuesday EVENING""
NO"
Thursday EVENING""
NO"
About Saturday,"
Mr.. Poulin works Saturday eve
.nings until 10 o'clock"
Then what?"
He comes home"
What timer"
About 20 minutes after 10. He
stops and ge.s lunch sometimes"
con summer nights of 1921 did
ne usually come home about II
o'clock?"
He might have"
Jellison asked a long involved
question TO establish whether or not
Mrs. POulin remembered just re
Gently or some time ago the facts
in reference TO Mr.. Poulin's where
abou.s during Lent Of 1921.
Mrs Poulin stated she did net
| understand his questions and after
much argument between himself
! and defense counsel Jellison refer
red again to the evening on which
she testified her husband had re
manned away from church because
or illness.
He CIr. Poulin) was home wher
you returned from church,"
Yes sir"
Mrs. Herman accompanied you
back 20 your home after the ser
v.ces?"
This question was quickly OBJ
! jected 10 by the defense.
What have you got 10 say about
it Sam" remarked Jellison, address
ing Schwartz. Court overruled the
objection and Mrs. Poulin answer
ed:
Yes sir"
Jellison continued cross examina-
ton.
After Mrs. Herman was a: your
home on this evening when you re
turned from church you say thai
you and Mr.. Poulin accompanied
her TO the street carr"
Another objection from the de-
| Tense was overruled.
Yes sir
! Isn't il a fact" resumed Jellison
tina. on March 9th. that about the
/ time Mrs. Tiernan was about tC
| leave the house, your husband said
TO you Now Mae, its too cold for
you to be out and you had better
so back :"
/ 7 can't remember"
Did you remain with them until
Mrs Herman took the carr"
Yes"
Mrs Sedwick was visiting at
your home then. wasn't she? Did
you both go away and leave her?'
II don't remember"
About how long was Mrs. Sed-
wick there?"
About three weeks"
Did she stay after March %"
II don't remember"
Did your husband ever leave his
home about o'clock during the
early part of February ond March
10 attend any meetings at Notre
Dame university"
'I don't remember"
Did he ever say 10 you that ne
was going downtown to meet a
salesman"
NO, he never told me that"
Didn't he frequently tell you that
he was going to attend a club meet
ing?"
NO sir"
{ Mrs Poulin. I want 70 ask you
If on any of the evenings in Lent
except the one you speak OF, II Mr..
Poulin did not leave your home in
the evenings"
Il don't remember that he did"
At this point Mrs. Herman moved
close TO Mr. Jellison and they con-
versed in whispers.
You know. Mrs Poulin, that Mr.
Poulin was out on some occasions
with Mrs Tiernan?"
NO sir. 1 did not know that my
husband was ever out with Mrs
Herman, alone"
After much objection and argu-
. ment the following question was
put 10 Mrs. Poulin;
4 want 70 direct your attention
to a certain evening-do you recall
in June that Mrs Herman return
cd from her home TO South Bend
from Bronson. Mich. after having
been there a while?"
II don't remember"
do you remember the time in
June. 1921. when II was reported 20
YOU that Mrs Herman was in Bron-
son. Mich?"
Yes"
do you remember when she re-
turned ."
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