Attorney C. L. Torrey Of this city, as
public defender, Is her counsel.
The grand jury was made up of*the
following men: Fred W. Wright, Ash
ford; Frank D. Spalding, Jr., Brook
lyn; Levi N. Clark, Canterbury; Jumes
Lewis, Chaplin; Arthur M. Keith, Bast
rord; Fred H. Fitts, Hampton; Harry
B. Back, Danielson; J. Fred Ash, Pom
fret; Dr. Edward F. Perry, Putnam;
Joseph Plessis, Putnam; George N.
Perry, Scotland; Armory J. Kebler,
Sterling; Thomas Ryan, Thompson;
Marcus A. Coveil, Thompson; 8. Ar
nold Peckham, Windham: Charles R.
Hlbberd, Windham; Clarence H. Child
Woodstock.
Rose A. Meunier was the first wit*
ness for the state and several times
broke down as she related the story
of the evening of April 27th when
she returned from working In a store
and found her lodger. Miss Eltelman,
In a room bespattered with blood, In
a room which the witness described
as "a mess."
Mrs. Meunier said that when she
reached home she was told that Miss
Eltelman was sick. She went up to
Miss Eitelman’s room and saw the
woman in bed. Things were strewn
about the room and there were blood
stains on the floor. She asked Miss
Eltelman what the matter was and
the reply was that she didn’t feel
well. SThe witness then told Miss
Eitleman she knew what the matter
was with her.
When asked where the baby was
Miss Eltelman told the witpess that
it was in the bureau drawer. Mrs.
