Case for Prosecution Closed: A
Defendant's Alibi Somerville, Nov, 19, After 84 witnesses for the secution in the Hall murder trial had been called, the ease for the prosecution closed to-day.
The defence will now attempt to prove that. Mrs. Hull and her brothers had nothing to do with the der and were unaware of the reeter's love altai Nov, 20, At the hall murder trial today: the defendant Henry Stevens gave evidence to the effect that he was absent fishing when the murder was committed and was unaware of the crime until the bodies were A friend gave evidence supporting Steven's alibi,—Reuter, Note: Mrs, Hall and her two brothers are on trial on a charge of murdering the Rev. Edward Hall, the rector of the fashionable church of St, John's, New Brunswick, and Mrs, Eleanor Mills, a beautiful choir singer, in September, 1922.
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