The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-05

here"
 Exactly" Happ said.
 Look here," the officer told him, you two get out of here. I'm do- ing this questioning, and I'm thor oughly capable of doing it.
 Happ bowed, moved toward the door, turned and smiled at Milli- cent. Then he and Caise left the room, closing the door behind them.
 The officer stared in drowning concentration at the doorway for a moment, said, That was a funny way for him to act. He acted al- most as though he was giving you some message" "Oh, did you think so?" Millicent asked innocently.
 "Yes." he said, T thought so." But you heard just what he tolt me. didn't see anything strange about that"
 Ut was the way he said it."
 How do you mean?"
 "I don't know exactly. He said it as though 1t was very signifi. can't
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 Yes. he did. and he acted as though he might be in love with you. He seemed to sort of purl that name 'Millicent'."
 ''Is he." asked the officer. "ir love with you?"
 "Why, the idea" she gasped I've only been here for a day! I've talked with him only once or twice."
 who'd been beating up on Iyoung Caise?"
 Had someone?"
 "The side of his face looked as though he'd been slapped, and he'd either stopped a punch or his jaw when I see one"
 Certainly" Millicent said. q didn't sock his jaw, as you call it."
 He let his eyes soften slightly with humor, and said, Flow about his face? Did you slap his faceo"
 Yes" Millicent said defiantlv "I slapped his face, if you want to know"
 Why"
 Tt was personal matter"
 How personal?"
 "Very personal"
 He stared at her for a minute and then said, You don't know what time you went to bed?"
 No"
 Did you hear anything unusual afterwards?" Just how do you mean?" | Hear anything that sounded like pistol shot, or anything like that?" "Oh. no." This is your room?" "Yes." You couldn't hear d small cal iber gun fired back in the chauf- feurs room, anyway" the officer said.
 "A small caliber gun?" she echoed questioningly, trying to avoid the appearance of sparring with him, yet seeking to draw him out and save herself as much oues. tioning as possible. Yes a small caliber gun. Some one shot Harry Fielding with q small caliber gun" "When?" she asked. Probably around half-past four or five o'clock this morning." "Oh." she said. someone who was waiting fo, him inside the room where he sleeps. Fielding had been out. He'd taken one of the cars = proba bIy BOD Caise's car. He's run out oi gasoline and come back to the house. Apparently, he'd walked back. We found Caise's car dowr the street. It was out of gas harry Felding opened the door o1 ms room. and someone popped hin with 6 pistol"
 He stared at her frowningly ant said, Tt was one of those little to, ves-pocket pistols" "A toy?" I'd call it q toy. It was one n, those little automatics that's mad, Ito nt lady's handbag, but fl did the job all right--one shot l rignt smack through the heart" She shook her head slowly ant said, T didn't hear any shot" | okay,' he told her. I'm SOFT,
 bothered you. but I'm just mak ing check-up on everyone. I doesn,t look like an inside job. To, dont know anything about who hi enemies were, or anything of tha sort ?"
 She said slowly, I've been her, such a short time. you know"
 Yes, I know" he said. ant turned toward the door. In tn;