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Heart Valve the Cause, Says Phymanw
N ot Serious
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S—W . of
HAVEN. May 7.—Olympla
“3,: is on trial (or the muro
bruary 26 last. of John
’ 4; .eged father of her child.
the court room at 3:45
33'. J udge, Christopher
ho had Just ordered a
mat before. recalled the
-ecame evident the girl
is as unable to slt
::her testimony. The 5.3.
d not witnessed the col-
a Maori. were excused
_ this morning.
_I -) Resume Today.
m- :23}; t it was said by Jo-
..gy. counsel for the de-
1103. :Lc girl would be able to
917111 today.
If .‘2‘1 “‘35
- 9.; soon as she had re-
Iourness and there was
1». Willis H. Crowe,
Ho issued a state-
. condition was not
mid he .had ordered
at once. Dr. Crowe
examination had
a v. the girl-detendant's
superinduced by the
.xn- l~u
\' .. 7.
; .I’. one of her heart valves.
'ggistered 80 at the time
nation. Jailer Frank
, ivmrted later that she
a: ' quietly.
of Miss Maori fol-
:iniony or three wit.-
, l the stand by the State
moon session to~teil 0!
had seen between the
Join Eagmmo two weeks
we shot him. During the
~. _. Miss Maori re-
but a minute after
me. the last at the
.1 left the stand. she
r'~ I- named and collapsed
2-. She continued to
‘ry. ‘Mammal" for eev'-
until she apparently
ass. Her mother. who
t arby, also cried out
; it aside 02 the girl.
lnrce Spectators Back.
room was crowded at
’ deputy sherifis forced
er of spectators who
Mrs. Carolina
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512:, one or the chief
he State against the
ected the first aid
. collapse was not
by either the jury or
l"»', and, when the Jurors
a to the .court room.
mystified at the dis-
of the giriodetendant.
can taken from the
33' Jailor Baldwin and
FE Mutt.
‘5 the three witnesses
y afternoon testified re-
light between Olympia.
Bagnano about
Lifui’l- the shooting, was
.Ei. aged 21. of this
that at about 8:15 p.
in in question he saw
{ll‘fl' on the “foster
- and that his atten-
‘ttracted because they
.3. In the cross-examina-
Koletsky. counsel for
naked Picorelli to de-
tl.; actions of the two“.
Slapped Him Twice.
saw her slap him twice."
‘vid 3 on Ste min throw her down
his}; her? Kolctsky queried.
‘IIJ <3:
v21 on see him scratch her?"
0 he did before I got
John
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. was head and shoulders
IEIo girl, wasn't he?"
.3‘ F: l.‘ l" ,1
'z-L‘r‘t you hear her cry to:
.you?"
rushed to the C
‘ ' .. / _ > > I l
,“I don't know! 1
“Did you see him bite her hand. 0"
“No. sir." "
Johnny assaulted this girl, 3 area i 3
"No, I run telling just what 1 i
know. ”
“731*. wasi dirk at this time, wasn' t
“Y”...
Oorroborstcs Pleat-slit _ :
James Gumbard’elln. aged 18. a
companion or Picorelll on. the night
in question; was the next witness
for the state; For the eldest part
he corroborated the testimony or
Picorelll. ‘
‘Wllliam Contorte. aged 18. was
the third o! the three youths who
A.--“ . . ..
Maori and Baal-um. He lett the
witness stand. only: a' minute 3 beforw
the girl-defendant collapsed“
sel for thedetense sought to hav-
Contorte give more details 02‘ the
“You were afraid totssy Inward"
to John. weren't you?"
"NO I!
“Did he try to (tighten you?"
"He told me to stay sway.” ‘
“You were strait! of him?"
I‘Yes- I.
revolver?"
'“NO, 311' u
Koletsky asked the witness it he
had not heard the girl say tanning
about Bagnsno taking cure or her.
baby. Contorte testified ' that she
and onl yusked him to come down
to the bridge. Judge Avery inter—
rupted at this point to say that he
believed everything the
knew had been covered and or-
dered’a. short recess; A minute later,
Mis: Maori collapsed.
One case or diphtherisy'uld one
or scarlet tever are the only com~
walk for the week ending Monday,
May 4.
weather. these two diseases.” well
as whooping cough. typhoid and
measles, have shown a. general it»,
crease throughout the state. The
out this ”argon AW
week. one at Newlngton.‘ and one at
Xorwich.
Diphtheria bsclill‘cerriers were
reported in Norwalk. Hartford and
Stratrord. _
”In the campaign against any for
Department “or Health reports tlI..I
last year it cost the city treasuiy
$24,560.72 to treat 4‘! smallpox pa—
tients in the city of New Britain
The cost of treating the sick was
roughly slSOOmer case. while the
cost. included in the totei. ohmic-
case.
It the entire population 0! this
had been vaccinated at the chi:
clinic, it would have cost less thuI
$8. 000. or about one third 0: tin;
cost of treating the (77 smalipcr
cases. These figures do not includ-
privato expenditures for treatment
from sickness.
In a. unique plea for combating
the disease. the health idepurtmenl
urges vaccination.
would result. as shown in the case
or New Britain, in reduced muni-
crease in tax rates. “Stay healthy
Calls Mother As: I:
struggle between the use cud girl
"You didn't see the girl hare a.
cipnl expenses. and a. resultant de-_
“Ycu are straw to say tlia1_
told of the struggle between Miss '
On the cross-examination. denim "‘
witness '
Norwalk Realty . ‘
' During/Past’Week‘
municable disoalses reported in Nor ,
With the approach at warm, '
first cases a: amuipcx to conceal- ',
i
titer spread or smallpox. the Stan ‘
cinatlng 9.000 was less than 21c a. ’
city of New Britain or 67, 896 souls >
nor the loss or wages and earnings '
Immunisation ,
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