Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 20, 1925 · page 22

lied will. has role»
(the 1'0qu man. she had
but the Threnmlnsry part

m3! her immediate family
society women. Nicholas Maori.
or. was not in the court
r were any members or the
otamliy. .
aMaori showed no sites of
ass on the stand and spoke
1-modulated voice. In re-
questions put to her by
oletsky. her counsel. she
he was born in Meriden and
smell to he 18 years 0!
present time.
in was the first time you met
mullahs?” she was asked.
‘ Christmas. Eve, in 1931." she

. Were Playing Cards.
999s .‘first time I met him, we
He sat down

ow long did he stay?" .
Until 11: 30 p. m. I was 15 when
Bi. met him. He wanted {no to

you meet him the next

Met His Brother.
The next day I met his
why I

y with me and would like to
me when I became a little
.Later that week I met him
explained that I couldnt so

at night with teliows. He noticed

:7 ring on my finger that my
her had given me. He told me
we it back to the Yellow. He
‘hi: that I was going steady
some other fellow. He said:

ll give you a diamond.‘ I used

est him quite otten after- that

an I was walking. He used to

3 rise to me because I liked

p to this time did he ever make

 

immoral advances 9"

CM! from .
"Ahout two weeks later I got a
phone call trons his mother. she
asked me 0 some and see John bel-

‘ pause he was siek.9 When I sot

there. sustain that John was sielt

tor 'me. iiie wanted to marry me. ‘ '

she‘said. Then she showed me a
hope chest. About two days later
John met me. He was all dressed
up and had about $300. He wantu
ed me to so and .buy some clothes
and then so to Boston with! him."

"You didn’t so, did you?"

“No. i left the shop where I was
working and not another 19b. "

"Did he most you at the new
place '1"

“Yes. one day he came to inset
mo and I said: ‘Are you still bother
in: me?’ He asked me again to
inarry him. I said: 'I‘ll never mar.

' ry you. I made up my mind to it.’

Then we shook hands and parted.
He said: '1'“ always respect you
because you were a ‘pood girl. That’s
why I wanted to marry you.

. do my GOT MARRIED.

"Did John get married alter
that?" . aft? .3. '9
"Yell. is '
“Did you ever meet his wire?" ~

“Ye! ll “New
"You were still friends . with
him?" . ‘ "-
. “Yes M

after that?”

"Yes. i met him one day on
Chapel street. He told me his wile
just had a baby boy and I con-
gratulated him. " -

“Did you ever meet his wife after

.that?"

“Yes, about a year later. I asked
her about her baby and she said it
was outside. She waited until I got
through working and then 1 went
outside to see him." At this point
Judge Avery adjourned court until
today“ As Miss Maori left the wit.

‘ness stand she appeared faint.

Mrs. Margaret Di Gonzo. who act-
ed as nursi tor MissIMsori. was the
last witness called tutors Miss
Maori took the stand. She testified
that the girl and her mother came
to her home on the night at August
27,1924 -

When Mrs. Maori had been told

at the condition of the girl. witness
said that the mother grabbed the 1
girl by the head and began to best .

her. "You have no place to no to
now but the river," the mother told
the girl. according to the witness.

Mrs. Di Ceuso was «cumin.
ed by state's Attorney Ailing.

 

'emorles 0i Spaniel: American

War Days Told by Officer Smith I

Ifrailty-seven years ago Patrol-
o‘hn Smith was Top Sergeant
onipany F.. then the local Na-

' oi Guard unit.
speaking of. it yesterday he

this time 27 years ago we
busy recruiting our company
strength to take part in the
is American war. When war
eolared we only had 30 men
company and when we went

onJurie 20 to Niantlo we had '

th Caroline. and then to Sa-
Georgia. We were there

gs were the happy days. con-
. Patrolman Jack. “We ware
‘ to get going and clean
but the war ended hetero
chance.

I came back home I re- L

to Work and .was then sp-
to the South Norwalk police.

and hay istayed there since._ ‘

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domino in
try to aid both sides.

meme Court. ~
The case has much more it
local. or even a state. sisniliean
Scope was arrested for timing
his pupils what the best scientific

These scientists do not: deny the

intense oi God. but do not believe
that God created man in ills imam.
according to the Biblical. account.

essse‘s ls‘w ever. on the other hand.
that the Biblical version is til only

III: true accou‘ 11:pr the birth sud pro- 1‘
sress or ins. ‘ i »
. Other

that is. those parts hevlo‘s .d
with freedom 0! speech. and reeo
door of Worship.

laws. on the statute books. but.
promises to become 11 bails-ground
for all of thenl. Thusaoo lies. t.

years it has been impose bi
teach the "evelution‘thsow'

d e leg-
islaturs passed a rose utiou sdvisihs

and a bill has been introduced melt,
in: such instruction. unlawru

The persons reopensihle for 'renn‘ .

ot the Constitution. 1th is mastered”: 9.

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