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———————-CIEO. LOCKWOOD, ‘
‘ Ilia—Olson Bloated.
'l'hcrcuuimsof the Twenty-third and
Twenty-eighth regiments, [53. V., were
held in Stamford yesterday.
At Iowa or. the Twenty-eighth held
its barium meeting in the G. A. R. hall.
The resident, Major Wescome, called
themeeting to order. Comrade Foster
v adored prayer. Over eighty men were
~
Wescomeand Secretary Bunten for their
services during the past year. The min-
ute of last year’s reunion at Danbu'y
were approved. Treasurer George E. Sco-
lhzldreads brief report. Badges were
sold dunng the meeting and a collection
taken to defray expenses amounted to
over $16. The nominating committee
then made their report as follows: Presi-
dent, Lieutenant J. F. Taylor, of West-
port; vice—presidents (representing each
of the eight companies), S. L. Scotield,
E. B. Lawrence, Peter R. Foot, A ll.
Lathrop, M. E. Turner, George E. An-
drews, G. H. Raymond and Nicholas
Fox; treasurer, George E. Scolieid. This
report was adopted by acclamation.
Theplace for the next reunion is to be
decided by the president-elect and secre-
in a mercantile house in New York city,
andinlfittbecamesmsmhsr-ofthe
Brook Farm socialistic institute‘in Rox-
buiy, Mass. In1846 he visited Europe,
returning to this country in 18-30, and
became a member of the Tribune editori-
al stall. He wssalsoone of the editors
favoredllnyes and Garfield. in 1884 he
opposed Blaine, and supported Cleve-
land. In 1886 he became vice-chancellor
of the university of the state of New
York. He was well known as a pub-
lisher and eloquent speaker and writer.
HERE AND Till-IRE.
Important News of the County and Stat-
clrrolsirlerl III a Condensed For-sn-
The Rev. T. D. Martin, of Ware-barn,
Maw, will be the new pastor of St. An-
drew‘s church at Thompsonville.
William A. l'lntt. a Newtoivn man.
aged soventy-ecven, frequently rides
from that town to llanbury on horse
back.
was Performed 'flrsy
, Feb. 24', lea He began rial-w card whirl-‘5 MM?”
try-scout! be Gland by the Parents
and the llama fled the Knot.
Yesterday’s unique eloprnent created
noleaa sensation in Ncrwslk than it
did in Irewisboro, N. Y. , wherethe young
couplewenttogstunited intbehcnds of
matrimony. The parties, as mentioned
in yesterday's 315mm were Iewis
Miss Brownie a step—daughter of Mr.
Ilene“, and when she saw her mother
enter the room, came near fainting.
Both she and her lover were badly scar
ed and dreaded the scene which they
knew would surely follow. Olmstead
called his prospective bride into another
room to get rid of the old folks, but her
irate mother followed her in and gave
both a severe lecture. She then forbid
the minister to perform the ceremony,
and after that called down all the impre-
cations imaginable upon the heads of
the young couple. Olmstend politely in-
formed his prospective motheriu-law
that he would marry the girl if he died
in his tracks. “or mother then, seeing
that he was bound to marry her daugh-
ter. tried in coax her to leave the place
them. Doyeubsppeutowsnt
snyrlrisgiu this tins? Downi
happsntowsntsorusthingthst
will please you to a dead cirtaintyt If you do. wncandobuslnssa
(ism IIIII sum. a... Building.
Sllltll NONI“.
for nothing. Usually
self is ready to take
Io can get. As would before,
you are better of! when you
. buy our Clothing than you on
when you get a clean gift of money. The explanation is that you five
Ills Poison 'lhsary strap-arse by Prat
flan-r wool- rostrum—nu mm.
Point Against the Accused Woman Haw
ls liar own Conflicting 'l'ostI-any.
Pam. nrvsa, Ham, Aug. fit—The tssfl-
nonyofProfomchS.Woodslnths
Badsninquirywss a combination of sur-
prisss. Two things have been demon-
strated by the evidence—one, thatlduic
was in her stepmothers room at can, and
traceof blood on it, nor was it believed
thstsuchsninstrumsnt in the handsets
woman could inflict ghastly wounds
Thcprofouorslso testified that he had
examined the clothing worn by Lizzie
Borden on theday of the murder. Every
spot which looked like blood was examined
but no traces of blood were seen. Abig
smirch on the blue skirt looked like Need,
but. was found not to be blood. The white
skirt had one spot which looked like blood
and was found to be blood, and it was
directly in front. about six inches from the
bottom. The size of the spot was about the
size of a pin head. He could not swear
that it was human blood, as he had not ex-
amined it sumcientl y.
The Pol-on Theory Demolished.
Professor Woods also demolished the
prrusic acid and other poison theories lie
looked for trams of all kinda of common
poisons in the stomachs of the victims. Bis
failure to find them added much weight to
isndhrashksr-J ss- masuur a henna a: 7
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bench; had not base in the bars a:
thrasmonths before; unhoched the man
leer to go to the burn after she dxsd her
lathsr on the lounge. [Janis said she did
not know whether Haggis had wasth the
windows of the dining room or kitchen, but
Whirl hershehad beentoldtodoso.
Savers! pages of the strnognphel“ WP!
were devoted to a tilt between the district.
attorney and Lizzie, caused by his trying
to find out just what Lime was doing in
nothing to cause blood to be on (I hatchet,
nordld she know why there should beany
axes in the ceilarway. When she found her
father she ran at once to call her servant,
never thinking of calling her stemnotbcr
because she supposed she was out. and rthl‘
said to Hm. t‘ hunhiil that she walled
somebody would one if she “no in tin
houw. She thought it was no: IIIorII than
five minutes after her father mine in when
she went to the burn.
The Blood on "or Shirt.
LIilzie said she did not think her father
went up stairs after he came in: never fixed
his head when he laid down, nor touched
the pillow or lounge. Lizzie said further
that Mrs. Borden's homestead was fur ml.»
and it was bought in by Mr. Bunion for
her. Limo stated that r-ho said that what
he did for her he ought to do for them,
meaning herself and Emma. TIMI or about
that More she commenced to fool «Indy
toward her stnpm'othor.
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One thousand lbs of Lobsters for
sale every Saturday.
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Jewelry.
The demand for cheap Jewelry in the past has prompted us
to call your attention to this particular line of goods this week.
Orders calledforunddelivered.
- - . that was about the time of the murder “WWW, ownwtveutr mil-men 81m ate We are displaying many novelties at prices which will surprise Wholesale and Retail FIShfws'
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officers. It'wasvoted to allow the sec- ly. In 1857' when Harper’s have the ceremony performed at 11 themurdered MP1” andwould produces Then she discovered the condition of her 50 “ “ 106 “ “ 10C
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during the year, andthat the president we principal «rim of am whim. minister srrivsdnndwsssbout totie the from live to seven inches in length. 0n gammy! nothing about the autumn: Gill and Olldlzed Hair Pins Jc , 5c. .. ..- , “ENN-
' ht a int his own secretary. - . nuptial knot when a carriage was sud- the contrary, he pulled out an innocent “m“ “ “ “ “ " 100 “ “ 19c.
:11}: secfii was authorised to tron. In 1868 he was a Republican denly heardtodrive up outside and My, lookinghatchelfm amedinmafasdmv- “15km cruld not rfimomilor whether-she Rolled Plate “ .. ”c “ ‘6, 256 L. H. DECKER,
P‘Y all correct bills properly presented. presidential elector, and promoted the and Mrs. Harrell, who had been follow- sling vallsa, and quietly but firmly told knewfiothfiflJm; floggingngrv'm “ “ Lace Pins 1W: “ ‘ 19c 021).“;th
Theregiment voted thanks to President election 0‘ General Graut. LAW he ing tlwmmlighted and entered the house. the court 5° could ”0‘ find “1° slightest was down on the chopping block; know of
Best Rolled Plate Hair Pins We each, worth :3. c.
Gilt or Oxidized Hat Pins .30 “10&1:3c.
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Wool Blankets.
Wool blankets will soon be in demand, and we have deter-
mined to furnish our share to the people of this town and vicin—
ity. All blankets bought of us now, if so lll‘Sll'Qtl. will be stored
free of charge until wanted
Paints, Ilils, Glass, etc.
Artists“ Materials.
Picture: l‘muwd to ”filer. Painting,
Paper Hanging and Decorating.
Notice Our Leaders.
.30 pairs ill—l Blankets, beauties. at Him pair.
, , . . . renouisrrrxrnox mourn—:9
Lizziemndmttdl hwth bl ,1_ ~ :I . II. 'x , 7 \v- v . x ‘r ‘v- r : - . , . .
m, Mrs. Jessie Zerbonc. an attendant at and go hump with them. This she Hist Linda‘s strong denials that she was tobean 5;,- gkitq “£1855 Yum: (:51; 3:}; l 21113115.? 1 t 81?“!‘98 g‘md ”Mn 3 [Ladt r “I L ‘ [y pa ““1 I‘M" ”Niall“
The busing, meeting of the Twenty~ the State Insane Hospital, wants protec. flatly refused to do. Mrs. Horrell °"" W Smiths drug 3W”- B“ I‘ll-310%” bite. If the blood came "on: the (intrude 3" or t “5’ ”we 5"“ pd"? '7 .-. ’7 ‘ " ' "J “H ,_-.
third washeld at eleven o'clock in the
lecture—room of the Congregational
church. The minutes of the previous
meeting, well compiled and read in a
pleasing manner by Secretary W. H.
Hine, recalled incidents of the reunion
held in Danbn last year. They were
unanimomly adopted. The financial
condition of the association was reported
(to be satisfactory.
Major Miller of Georgetown, was
chosen president. W. B. [line was re
elected secretary and treasurer for the
ensuing year and it was voted to pay
him $15 for his services. One member
from each company was appointed on
the executive committee, viz.: Comp-
tion from the police at Middletown. She
is afraid of her husband.
No wonder the base bail umpire is
stuck up. lleis the only man on the
field who can make an error and put the
runner out at the same time.
The ninth annual tournament of the
Connecticut division of the league of
American Wheelmen will be held at
Hartford next Monday and 'lbeaday.
John Tube and Robert Wirsching.
two New London boys, who started in
to make burglary their trade. have
been sent to the State Reform school.
Now that the Lick olmn’ntor)’ people
agree with Schinlnrrelli about the cannhs
then saw it was useless to tarry longer,
and again forbidding the minister to
marry them, she and her husband start—
ed for home.
As Miss Brown was nineteen years of
age. the minister decided that she was
her own boss under the New York state
law, and after all hands had par-taken of
a hearty dinner the bridal party, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Horton,
of Broad River. who accompanied them
as witnwses, went into the parlor, where
the ceremony was performed.
Later in the day Mr. an Mrs. Horton
returned home. Mr. and Mrs. ("[de
will remain in lew‘nibnro for a short
time, after which they will return to
opinion ran in them channels, it 11
l to remember that the government (Idl-
cials did not depend especially upon the
poison theory
It was given out semiomcially some days
ago that the district attorney hoped to
prove by Professor Woods testimony that
Hrs. Borden was killed some time before
bar husband. This fact wm well «tab.
inked He said the materials' In her atom»
sch showed that they had been undergoing
the proccm of digestion between two and
three hours-4n his opinion about two hours
and a half. This proves that Jim Borden
led between 9 and 10 o'clock probably
about 91:0
The government has already established
that Lizzie was in the hallway leading into
Hrs. Borden's room at ION. o‘clock, and she
but not been able yet to prove that hllt' was
not in the home between 3:13 and llrifr
o'clock, when both murders occurred. The
shacomd not tell where it came from. Lin
:is said she never went into any drug store
in New Bsdford at any time to inquire for
acid; never went Into any drug
store for any such thing: gave the dress she
were the morning of the tragedy to the of
floors. were the shoes about for two or
thmdaya. Shenairlthatabout twoweoka
More the tragedy she heard or saw some—
body run down the steps and away She
saw something similar about the house last
winter. When she first saw the form re—
csntlyit was on the back stem and run to—
ward the barn. Last Winter she saw a per-
son run away on a Sunday night when she
wu coming home from church and told her
faith-r of the m-I'urrencc. but and nothing
to hurt about the second aflair.
'l‘I in I {mod the government's c.1340.
Am-r the wading: of the statement Mr».
(“bun-hill was recalled and naked what Brid-
25 pairs III-4 Blankets. best In town for the mime}; at $1.09
pair. ,
UN») yds. Bleached Muslin in remnants of 5, III, I; yrls., regu-
lar Inc quality. our price Tc yd.
.30 pcs. Extra Heavy l'nbleachcd Sheeting. Ill; inches wide as
good as wheat at tic, worth Sc per yard.
Generally searches
for a drug store.
The greatest variety
of remedies for re-
lieving pain may be
Mill
Willi
found at
HALE’S
I’I Il’l'LAR
Hill
. .~ . , . _ l.rll\b(ttlc t—hethI 8le
any A JEdwin D. Wildman. Danbury; on Mars, (ommon' counulmen ever)‘ horwnlk and reside. government does not disguise Its pleasure £212.13 it (1.3m. }m,';",:,,‘,:, 0, Emma“; 8 3 Washington Street corner Drug
C, George. Anthom New Milford; D, where are wondenng who had the con- Mr. lmatead had been keeping com- ht 1:13:31“? amrnerfi‘: about time maria 30”,.“ The WW" '5. that Bridget did ' .
’ ' ~ . - c-o , III were nshak ‘
Ml ll. Nichols. Nichols: 8' John tracts {3r ("Shag the I anals. . [tarry mm ”“3 Brown for nine months w’hen his emu examination wl‘a earshot: “M “I VIN-raw he: “Dalton“ note. Store-
ch, Georgetown; F. Samuel 1.. Blair, The sutieth anniversary of the \‘lcth- past, and had been engaged to her for 0 It. use can.
Ansoniazfi. Henry A. Gilbert, Bethel;
I], W. 11. Blue, Bridgeport: l, L'Ieut.
Buckingham, Miller-bk Fred 3. Olm—
stead, Danbnry.
The meeting then adjourned and to—
getherwith their wives and daughters
the members were photographed in n
group on the lawn of the church.
Alarge number of ladies, under the
leadership“ His. ll. Sawyer Daskum,
had chargeof the collation. There were
erslield and Berlin Sunday School Union,
embracing eleven Sunday schools. will
be held in the Congregational church at
Wetherslleld Tuesday, .' ‘ptcmhcr 6.
The Stamford Home took lire early
yesterday morning and was partly burn-
ed. The sheds and stables in tberear
were destroyer), the entire damage
amounting to about “,000. The fire
department did good work.
1). L. Yufingmn, of Armenia, has in-
:It least six months. Hts. Harrell had
made no objections to his coming to the
house, but thought, as he had only one
arm, he could not support her daughter
in a proper manner. She knew of her
daughter’s engagement, but as
she had promised not to marry un-
til she was twenty-one years of age,
she supposed she would not change her
mind. Such was not the case, however
and Mrs. Hone“, though always ready
During Undertaker W inyard's cross ex-
amination Attorney Jennings dwelt at
length on the [waition of some keys on the
key ring taken from Hr. Boulens pocket.
The same matter was referred to' In Dr Do-
lln’s croas examination The purpose of it
its not yet appeared.
John Dinnie’s testimony regarding the
impomibillty of a man going over the back
fence after having committed the murders
without being seen drives another contra
dictory nail into the defendant's theory that
some one had escapal undetected In that
“Y-
The first witness for the defense Wars Dr.
8. W. Bowen, who had been in practice
twenty-five years and was a neighbor and
family physician of the Bunions. Un ttu
day of the tragedy he was driving up to his
home when his wife and Thom Belles in-
formed him of the adsir. fie would not tell
the time exactly, but he thought it was be
tween 10 and 1112!). in consequence of that
information he went. directly to the side
door of the Borden house, when: he met
Hiss mule. Witness was exerted, because
the manage had been given him in such a
manner as to excite him
M. S. SMITH’S
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accommodations at the tables in the stituted ”,0 suits against his wife m to rem-I. ve‘her daughter. has closed her Hi- m», M m, “mm “mm" ”5:131 filingxrwnxytmq: fills]; \VHERE « {Igufifl I
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attractive. During the dinner, which
was ancellentin quality and abundant in
quality, Campbell's orchestra played
fine selection. lion. James 1!. Dim-
atsad made the address of welcome.
The reunion was very successful.
WILL LEASE 'l'llB ll0l'3A’l'0Nll‘.
Ana-gamma Wlll Probably ha lads la
alsw Wash. .
it is reported, says the Ncw,,lisven
Palladium, in railroad circles that the
thaw sum that tbs New York,
hawthorn-scam wasl'acguirr
dabwtnoutlnsgo. Atew weeks ago”
ParpouthnandJohn D. Rockefeb
lsrullrsclonof dis Consolidated road.
pinch-slalom Attbattlme
it'wmnstsdthsttbsm would-(mes
ludhytha Consolidated. but the w
The mysterious woman arrested last
Friday in Milford has been ascertained
to be yrs. Annie lliley. She has a has
bond in Hartford whom she deserted a
short time ago, sloping with a railroad
man. Saturday she was sent to a sister,
who resides in Ansonia, and from there
will return to her home and husband.
Bridgeport is the first city in the ntnte
to make a move towards the celebration
of Columbus day, October 21. A meet»
ing of the prominent citizens. with May.
or Marigold prodding, was held last
in ”Well all “mam children inI thflpuhlkltho
George 8. Mallory, s resident of Harris
Cove, is building a steam launch in
ltwilllis fifty-four feet long and will
havsaapeodoftsumiissan hour. The
whwhwilf'mto W nail year. “10
generally conceded that Norwalk is
about the worst dog-ridden town in the
state: and it may as well be added that it
is likely to remain so, for when a mad
dog ran through our dog-lined streetss
few weeks ago. biting every dog in
night, the selectrnen took nosteps to have
the bitten dogs killed but jeopardlned
the lives of 18,000 people rather than of~
fend the dog owners. The result is that
oneofthebittendogs has already gone
mad, with many aunties yet to be hssrd
tbs streetcar:
ms mil? dropholllc I“ it ”ill-
3m. half...“ (II; $33.21.:
his
darn y,‘pz‘t‘xnwotv wound in "’5; '1'
Wm M
sndartsusbsurdltysntlofuo value”
fussprotscticnfromthsir teeth isom-
store.
The most interesting testimony of the
day to the general public was that given by
District Attorney Kuowlton when be read
Hi- Borden's testimony at the inquest.
Lint-'0 Evidence as the Inquest.
Linda stated substantially that also was
thirty-two years old; that her fatherbad
bssn married to her stepmother about
twantyaavsu years; she had no idea of
what her father was worth and only knew
about part of her father’s real estate. Kiss
Bordon said her father gave the girbthe
house on Parry street and a few weeks ago
he bought it back again, paying Emma and
beatom a will.
Vflstlflrom—about "(ream ago—-
horseman-rammed not thew.
Dsyhadssflstsm 1 Marc the I'm
my, ‘i thought a man with awpumton form
macaque you“ would sou; sly
oust! Hyfsthsr snubs had its: long
saongkssd him to get out, and
as wont:wsy saying he would consult his
men
Hrs. Churchill and His- Russell lie ex-
amined Hr. Borden and found that death
hadcome, and then he said, “Mr. Borden
has berm murdered.”
Witness then went out andwirrd His-
Elnma, going to the Western L'n'mn tote»
gra (mice on Pleasant street; then went
to er's drug store and had- few mo~
Insata' war-nation, and then went back
to the Bordon house. In 'conssqacnes of
something told him when he got backbs
went upstairs and found the prostate tern.
of Hrs. Borden.
This closed the investigation for the day
and an adjournment was made, the defense
desiring to have a conference before going
In late “and Dana's Shall-gs.
sass; awn. nrsuus of “W
thundering“ have been
larshal ran-an leaned.
.l. 0. JENNINGS
taper "tiger, Calami-
And Morin
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Sound to New York. then up theiiudson
through thsEriscanal toBuflaloand to
Chicago by the lsksa.
lanes-at of lath-Has III-Isaac fellas.
Rev. Archibald Wheaten, of the south
Norwsik Baptist church. carduqtsd tltslem,
mews! services our the remains (it little
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daughter; W from calling her
mother to "Hrs: Bordon” when there was
United flutes marshal for the territory of
Utah, for lnoornpatancy and caraiessnssa
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