Evening sentinel, Monday, March 16, 1914 · page 8

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', . {Elwin mo. "Mlkofif; is to be» housed
. o‘er the murder 0‘! to wife at Woo

terbury "Alike tried tor; make it

- double job or the killing ond out

V I his own thrust» with utmost mil re-

' omit!» it in told the wound has not
: SEE hwy.“ ‘ “
.I’..._0t [the three other condemned
prisoners one to Bosnia Mountain,
~ the woolen 1o: whom such in on
i-ns hem mm to save her the
. the noose. Mrs. «Wakefield woe a
accomplice With Jnmes Flow in th
Grilling of Willinm- Wakefield. the
"woman's husband. at Cheshire. Both
‘ were. convicted .ot first degree nint-

oer. and sentenced to be hanged

Memoir t Plow-
ihat date. but friends ot Mrs. .
" held secured on: upon! to the Sn.
promo court. which noted as a stay
.__- execution. The opponlwns amino]
m the court, March 3. '
Fate Honor in Dolmen.
Mrs. Wakefield. Joseph

was oriented on

who have been sentenced to death
and have hail execution moo hy
alimll. None of these uses lint
~ decided
pool has not been argued Buonoano’o
case was presented to the Supreme
murt the tiny following Mrs. Wake»
field s. -. .
Bower-one Crime.
Berger-nu nhotI and killed his land-
lady in New Haven. was cenxioteil
of first degree hinniér and sentenced

'Buonomo. knonn as “Chioa

' ”will!“ a wit-hoop trout Shiongo to
.tiridgeport and with a. party Mann
took her in on automobile into one 0’.

the subur'ban tonns ini'i shot her to .. " "

'de‘atim’ minnow, wte trlodandit it
idol. 0: tout-ki- and somerloetl to he
hanged March 18-. .

Three, ot the tour me. it is noticed
ore for woman liming and utter a con-
\ fiction little sympnthy goes out to the
condemned” In the phoneme case the
public at large has always wondered

. «hot became of the rest of the guns
that took the Chicago White slave on
”the automobile ride, but the newapw
per men hove been told that some 0:
them escaped land in.» that there is
not to iollow some triple of those imc
plicated in the killing

Chief interest.

*Chlel interest centers! around the re.
.ult of Mrs ' Wakeiieid'o omens one
has to hark Ypr hook into Connecticut's
history to find when a woman won ex-

' vented in this State.

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”i'lie' somewhat pisnhisli members or
the South Wilton. section of this town
ore, ‘o’ll~ wrought up those dnys. First
7; the (rennet intros owny the bridge

leading from Kent ~stxjéet to the
' ‘i-lonth Wilton railroad station. cells»

mg a goodly number of commuters
'luoonronienee, and today
«women‘tlie tumor that the nutrient
the station is to be changed to
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prornptll named the then ennrceiy
settled section Wilton, nod callentho
mainstreet lending item :Norwpih to
Ridgeiieid and Dunbury. Kent street.
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was incorporated new: town .in 1002.
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mansion is till)!” Mu... til i. noble
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dated March 16th. . 1912!.

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tione, and “the suggestion is- made that 1
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