New Britain herald., 1927-12-05

York, dealt with family matters and ended:
 'I certainly miss you dear and will be glad to get back It was signed:
 Your affectionate Will"
 "On the 18th Of September, Mrs. Lilliendahl," McCarter asked, did you kill your husband?"
 T did not"
 Did you take any part in that killing or the planning of it?'
 T did not" Has your story on the stand been truthful account of your ac- tions?"
 Tt has"
 McCarter then asked f she re- membered Beach bringing "a mess Of fish" to the Lilliendahl home aft CT the quarrel.
 She described the meeting and said Boach's manner to her husband was one of friendship.
 The road maps which the state contends were Mrs. Lilliendahl's guide to the scene of the crime, were handed her.
 She denied they had any connec- ton with the crime or that pencil marks on them at the scene of the crime had been placed there by her or Beach.
 Beach propped his chin on his hand while Mrs. Lillendahl made 1 heP denials of intimacy with him. His pale face showed no sign Of emotion.
 Henry Lillicndahl Dr. Lillicn- dahls brother, New York lawyer, seated among the spectators, finger ed his spectaclns case.
 Mrs. I.illiendahl. quick to recover her composurc after her short bursts of weeping, smiled once as she told of meeting Beach at an ice cream sign at Nincland.
 She said that when police first showed her the maps they had nc pencil marks on them.
 Mrs. Lilliendahl said she had not at the time of the crime seen what the state tried to show was a ''ren- de2vous rag" tied 10 a bush at the entrance Of the lane where tho crime was committed. so that Mrs ,I.illiendahl might know where tr drive her husband where death VA: waiting.
 Boy Had Nose Bleed
 Did your little boy have I nos, bleed the day before the crlme3"
 "A very severe one"
 Then McCartor produced article! taken from Mrs. LiIiendahl's bai at the scene of the crime and whicl state witnesses have said had bloc, stains on them, and she identified them.
 The defense completed the direc examination at 1920, two hours an, ten minutes after Mrs. Lilliendah took the stand.
 Court was then recessed unti 1:So,
 Star Witness Fearful
 Officials acknowledged hefor, court opened today that a mos surprising' situation had arisen il the I.illiendahl murder trial whel reporters asked them about seeming ly authentic reports that Justic Campbell was in possession of al affidavit in which Harry Sandersol Of sydney, ohio. admitted failure f give correct testimony as stat witness.
 II vas not believed that the af'i daNit was cause for declaration 0 mstral but it was expected tha fir works" of some sort would b set off during the forenoon session
 Prosecutor IIinklc would say lii tie about the matter but the Yer ] wording Of his refusal to talk ac knowledec1 the existence Of the af ddayit.
 "I am not in position" h said. "to reveal the contents of tn affidavit or what action will h taken about it.
 According to the report current i the courthouse, however. Sander sons affidavit charges that he Wa lntimidatcd by defense agents { such an extent that he was afrai 10 give the evidence in court that h gave before the grand jury.
 Before the grand jury Sandcrso testified that on the day that D