Okeptlo
egg, 8'outh
.1
‘ ., ii :street. by
, ll". m
‘. it“ It for our a
men for kidney com-
ry trouble. and when
lved an uncured card,
I lion of the kidney
PM lost all con-
Q‘Dptln's Kidney Pills
MI ”store They did
,yy lyaiien‘oii't'i'e had myself but
., 19min to take Donn“-
or her bIclt ache. They
,07 Ill dea’lers. Price 60
box. .lF‘oater-Mllburn 00..
Tip solo agents for the
name Donn sand take
ior’prIcllcaliy ever since his
to the plaintiff‘s sister. The
of Angus}. 27 last. after be
to
..he went. to see Mr.
A’"r115aluminium came to the
ad the witness asked him
mellnt by such it iiamnable
Bullock in a very nervous
he'iuld asked "W-WWhat
“whalifi The witness replied.
W 00 ery well what i mean
0 you propose to do in regard
thither?" and told Bullock
9 had learned regarding the
Miss Shaller.
lock. in a very excited state,
'Why, in the name of God.
he girl come to me first? i
, have helped her and would
i"ildtle all in my power to have
her through her trouble.
‘ 'Buliock do you ac-
responsible
you are the
”,les 1 Btkilow
' ,iét illiti got out' "
on; the, witness said, going out
he stoop of the house.tl1e de
1 ,. nt wrung his hands and begged
' m, for. God's sake. to have pity on
m and his family. if the story be
in public it would ruin him his
, .. ly, his church prospects and
' uuld affect his mother, and. he
ouldzdoranytinng on earth, would
eet‘any cost, if only the matter
couldbe kept quiet. The witness
allied that Bullock appeared exceed
lngly distressed, and said thilt the
whole matter should not cost Miss
51111115. or her family one cent if only
1 it could not be made public, and he
and his family be madeiosuffer.
The Witness then went home, and
saw his wife and her mother. Later
he webt" again 'to the house of Mr.
Bullock and saw him again. Mr. Bul
loch came down to the door in his
‘ night clothes, 'and' said that Mr.
Phoece' could tell Dr. Glenn that he
15151115 be pe1sonally responsible for
. all ”bellies incurred in connection
5 The witness suggested that it would
be best for" Mr Bullock to go and
would go tn the doctor's ofilce.P1eece
wait ‘ for him, and he came down.
There was no one at home, and
than: p'ld: to Mr Bullock that
he'll: 91ml,” wait for a few _ minutes
he linens Would go to his own
5151111151i h‘ére he thought the doctor
fetch him. When he got
theme 55 met the doctor just
g to the“ house, and followed
in back to the office. When he got
one 1111;115:155 155.501.2515 of Mr. Bul-
sit and the; do‘cto'r in conversation},
1! auto do, . He ear an
W591 was,partly open. saw the
dust on 1.152315555533151; the
started off for Dr Clapp's
a doctor that he would give
thing. even 8500. if the matter
The doctor told
tat he would see what
and told the clergy-'
e 0061‘. Bulio‘ék,’
.eoniereltlon- with
tiring which he cried like
, went home while the witness
it had In talk with the due
e 051' mommy to the doctors
38?. Bullock said that if it were
9. and disgrace it
his wife and fam-
., 170 d to then and lie down
. ribbed melt; and» letmthe
» ~1'un over him. The with
111 the defendant stopped
ylhg rel; mad oughtihe ugliness
r e a I!
nd‘pleatling tombs 5pm:
publicity in the mat
AW him away;
. on in that man
1 , _ 11511155 la that
' hind” "than:
' , "dismal: or .hls flun-
1m...
t
eI atlesoi‘
2.ng one up to me and when
a defendant's tilght .
ning.
he shouted:
”ii
swered.
The
p!
$tgapew 5
lil
"Bullock. "
occasion .for
rum "sundown:
"O
“lib? lof lh'ii'dzf'emdantea';
and
India Violild any other porno:
recto!!! himself and apologised.~as
the above instance. His
.0
it)"
to go 99.: the doctor and come
some agreement With him. He said he
0. but he couldn‘t spare the
would
mupeh
"When W0
ofllce. i said h' DT- Clam).-
mg, as he was very busy.
‘Doctor
. halve been thinking this matter over,
nd think it advls able that this man
71.51.15 give its son‘e semlrity that he
will keep his promlbfifl to do what
right.’
“The doctor asked Mr Bullock: ‘Do
i d e that you are the
{iglhefii'fnfivl'ss Sghailers child?” "l we tovacknmvlcdge the great
"Mr, Bullock said: “Why. yes, i ’ 0": iofvmu‘ ogethbictrwmpOund i
do. 1
YO" 8”? “me l“§?“.9w'ed"eme“' '“ 11mm. and litfnl 5155p. ldrenilcdthc
“'Eiafifllafifilggkweriiid' ‘Well my 510- time to come which would only mean
knowledgement was given as a word
of honor. The matter will all. pass ov
In a few days. and nothing more w
be thought of the whole business.’
"The doctor said:
it might save a suicide.’
Mr. lluilock then the witne as snl
consented to give 11 written statement
“as i told you a night or two ago
would do.”
The «11.515.155.141... witness con-
tinued. produced paper and gave the
defendant his fountain plan to use. Mr
Bullock started to write. and in a few
the statement:
this he took up and read 0ch care
fully. but finally lore ltxinto small
pieces which he placed in line pocket
which met
A third was
which was handed the
moments completed
He then wrote another,
with similar tieatineut,
then w1',itten
witness. with the remark.
“There. if that paper shtiuid be lost
or anybody else should get hold of it.
no (me could get any meaning from
it: yet it is just as good as though
put it down in black and white that
l was the father of the baby. ”
This letter which was presented as
the plaintiff's exhibit D. reads as fol-
lows:
“Dear Doctor.
"let me repeal in writing ,what
said to you last week.
sonaily responsible for any lndo’btc
ness incurred in the case of
Shanon
ter. Yours,
"C. S. BULLOCK.
“Aug. 3!, 1903."
The witness continued his
lock again three or four days late
at the lntter‘s homo, and asked hihm
e
agreed to do, and told him Dr. Clapp
again why he did not fulfill all
wanted to see him.
Mr. Bullock said he had been run-
ning all over town trying to get. some,
couldn‘t get
one to help him. but:
hold of any money anywhere.
The witness told him he. wasn’t ask-
but wanted him
ing him for monev.
tolgo and see the doctor.
The defendant said
go, and asked the witness to carr
this message to the doctor. which Mr,
l’reece finally agreed to do:
"Tell Dr.’Ciapp that l have been to
’see'Ed. Beers today. Told him i was
pushed for money. and he said he holds
a mortgage on some property, 0
which the interest is unpaid. if he on
zet hold of that interest. he will giv
it to me."
There was another call made on th
defendant :1 week or so later. when
much the same smt of conversation
passed between them Dr. Glenn again
sent the witness to demand that Mr.
Bullock come to see him The defend-
ant again protested that he could not
The witness asked
et any money
do why he didn‘ t go to his people f0
it. They seemed to be in good cfrcum~
stances.
she‘seern‘s to be having a good time,
With plenty of money to spend.
want me to, I will go with you, and
state the reasons why you are in such
need of money."
And then followed the statement of
the defendant. as given at the begin-
“Shaking his finger in my face
‘lf you dare to open your
1n,outh find this matter becomes pub
lic. Just so sure i will kill you on
sight. and I w: 'll then kill myself. My
ife is insured for a good amount. and
Your mother, for ‘;lnstance
lnder the circumstances my folks wil
think as much of me dead as alive.
Your life is not insured, and if i should
kill you, what would become of your
fatally 7"
" “i laughed at him. and he then start
ed to go into the house saying that
{obviated to make no use of myself
:49.” “each I told him i would rather
make an ass of myself than become a
traitor to my spilling He then said
11.5.1115 wife and daughter were sick.
. mad he could not spare time to see the
‘ doctor" naked and if l Would tell the
idoctor it ho.1vranted to see him. to
come to his house, ,and see him there."
”Mil WW. “if“ “‘ll-.1
but was unhble' to find him. Not him
Riag‘ affect. Stratford. just be-
witness moved to Milford
shako hands He said: ‘Wh'pt's
all going down in a «fill
322'
m 5..."
he 115111152 more IIid,‘ be In-
the wilnesa'
"Mr. Bul-
so from; [wolf-110115.. lg.
Attorney (boodhart
finally internlpted him to lluilst that
“a Mr. .bulioeks title the refine
e
witness thereafter spoke of " Mr. Bul
lock," or if be emitted the little, cor-
remarks
thtlly resulted in some retlartes be
tween counsel and thereaft‘er he did'
use offend in mentioning line defend-
doctor 1: e
V ' ”Ha resumed his testimony as fol.
"1 him him then that i wanted hiro
reached the doctor's
"‘Well.’ said the doctor) 'why don't
"You had better
give him a statement as he wishes;
I will be per
Miss
You may call upon me to see
you through to the end of the mat-
festl~
mony by saylnl,r that he saw Mr. Bul-
llc could not
if you
two or three
iutilt‘s house.
on seem terribly worked
We small affair. Now, if you
bake hands in I friendly
've you
[is 96
y I dollar or two
;WW all in I lump. But It'd.
to
Ԥ.
A prominent Southern lady.
I
oil.
Cmnnd.
is
”mu Ind sinful menstruation. aist
loitering to me.
01 “ Better health is all i wanted, 1mi-
"1 llam's Vegetable Compound
brought. The health and llaEpinesa it
:1 fewehmtlnontba. Ifcelli canothex
Person now. My aches and pains haw
t‘
" me. and everything seems pleasant
and one
“all:
we worth more than months undel
ti1 doctor’s care. which really did not
benefit. me at 1111.1 am satisfied bhert
is no medicine so 'g'ood for sick women
as your Vegetable (‘omponnd and l
uIvocate it. to my ladv friends in need
medical help."—11ina. n. A. 11m
51111111). 422 Broad St... Nashville. Tenn
I
ganulnsnm cannot or produced.
Mrs. Blanchard. of Nashville,
Tenn..,t‘oiis how she was cured
of backache. dizziness, painful
and irregular periods by the use
fytiia ll: rP1nkham s Vegetable
mfim Mas. PIRKHAM: -Gratltude
have on e're'd for four years with ir-t-
(1122111511.. pa no in the back and lower
4'1.in if possible Lydia E. Pink-
ft me Life seems new and sweet to,
bottles brought me health. and
—86000 [omit If orlqlntll '5] above letter prov/u
iu Nady yIIr
It which time Miss Shaller had I
that it honor
vised them to refrain
themselves to the frying of the
teetimon
with i). Oiapp.‘ regarding her
having been paid by Mr. Bulloc
illness,
foresees of opinion with M1.
Simulated that she got out the
rant for Mr. Bullock's arrest.
time.
On the redirect, Miss Shuller
that at the time of her parents'
drawn! from Mr. Bullock's ch
was never alone. but always in
those many changes.
Attorney (lootihart produced a
of the birth certificate of the
Johnson. and the mother‘s name
name of the father was given.
of Johnson at one time.
Attorney Goodhart read a l
pleading with the doctor to do all
sible for Miss Shaiier. it read
part "For God's sake, and l'or the
of my mother. wife and babies (1
possible for her.“
pay the debts contracted by
Shaller during her illness which
traiiicted the testimony of the pin
allegations in the complaint
of his family as deserving of co
oration. He said he would pay
Clapp 850 down and another 85
soon as he was, able.
STARTLING EVIDENCE.
Fresh testimony in great quanti
constantly coming in. declaring
Bullock, he stated.
1 the. cause of her trouble,
father of her child.
hart.
lng ill detail.
1
tion
in reply to Attorney Goodbarl.
witness stated that he had not been on
speaking terms with Miss Shailer.
either in 01 out of the presence of his
family for ten years or more
if he had not, at various times, with-
(1.
Miss Silaller near the church in Strut
ford. and walked and talked with her.
the witness emphatically stated that
he had not.
Asked if he was acquainted with
Mrs. Densmorc. Mrs. Hubbard.
7.
knew none of them, with the excep-
tion of the last named, whom he knew
slightly.
He had had about four conversations
present. The matter of money was
first broached bv Mr. Bullock. on the
occasion of his first visit. Aug, 27. He
had never told any one that Mr. Bul-
lock l1ad refused to admit. the pater-
nity of Miss Sballer's child. -
The witness (lid.nol ask Mr. Bul-
lock to pay any money. but did ask
'him to give a written statement that
he would do the right thing in the
matter"
He did not know how much Mr. Bul-
lock wes to pay.
"So the mattel was left open. that
Mr. Bullock might be blcd as deeply
as possible?" asked Mr Goodhart.
“l douf know anything about that."
said the witness.
He did not know whether Dr. Clapp
ever got any money or not.
"Didn‘t you know’ that he got-—
(“How mucll.‘ Mr, Bullock?" “8215,"
replied Mr. Bullockl—Didn‘t you know
he got 3215 from Mr. Bullock?" '
“i, did not. I didn't consider that it
was any of my business what arrange-
ments Dr Clapp had made with Mr.
BillibCll.
At this junctu1e court was ordered
adjourned until Wednesday morning at
10 o 'clock.
When the court reconvened in the.
morning, Miss Shailer was recalled to
the stand to continue hel (ross ex-
amination. The case had been inter-
rupted last Thursday by the death of
the mother in law of Judge Bishop,
and yesterday morning, Attmuev Good-
hart went on with the examination
from the point at which he left off last
Wednesday afternoon. The court
room was crowded. 0' number of my
men being present from Slr'atford and
Y
n
11
e
8
7‘
Mrs. Bullock been led a seat beside
her husband all on 1011;. and he was
assiduohs in hill htteiitions to her. fan.‘
hing her, and engaging in conversation
with her during the hearing. The plain-
tiff occupied a seat in the rear of the
.roOm with her father. except when in;
gazed upon the stand to the morning
Miss Shaller testified that site had‘
said not hurt to net- parents consorti-
ing the assault on finest-ii 755 months
bad elapsed; 8nd than only because
annuitions wlgre such as to render fur-
. er conceg out“ impossible: Attor-
ney' Goodha'rt poodnced a letter dated
Hal-eh 28 1908. containing the resin _
tionofhfladfibai rand sevemionlers
he had held no conversation with Mr.
He also stated
that Miss Shaiici' herself told him the
night of August 27. after his first visit
to Mr. Bullock, that the defendant was
and the
The. cross-examination of the wit-
ness was conducted by Attorney Good-
The witness insisted on answer-
lt was necessary many
times to check him and insist on his
confining himself strictly to the ques-
i
the
Asked
out the. knowledge of ills falully. met
Miss
Hubbard, Percy Lewis. or Mrs. Blake-
else, of Stratford, he stated that he
with Mr. Bullock when no one else was
Milford, where the contestants reside, ‘
Coughs and Colds to be unequale
writes:
out being benefited.
taking Dr. King‘s New Discovery.
iy effective in curing all Lung
maple and Grip.
Bartel. Drugglst.
legular sizes 60c and 81..00
Claire, Wis
Ornzlhu passenger train near that
rest illlli on the charge of robblii
store at llosmond, Wis,
from this city.
consin militiamen formed a
through which the desperado can b
ly escape alive. At Galesvllle he
tcrell 11 form
something to out. When the food
placed 011 the table. he placed his
lain George Haven of the New Lon
police. Neithel officer was incli
the state officials or their agents.
DRIVEN FROM HOMES BY FIR.
homes in scanty attire early today
ed by Stanton. Chrystie and Hons
sheets and the Bowery. Although
factory in the center of the block.
thous'and men will be Ellen 9111
436M. The colllerlcs are in “0%
235111351111 district, and numbers
25'
several mining towns in that. region
.for the end of the world is It be
again He is too previous
from the choir of
churc’h.-"f'he‘l&t l- ' as
father 11 the plaintiff. ~ . : ,
Attorney mm: 'W enema la
existing between ‘ll
order to show the friendly- relations
The attorneys engaged in consid
arable wrangling, and the court ad- '
and condos
Miss Bhaiier contradicted her direct
in reward to her interviews
dltion. and said she knew of no money
ward her expenses at the time of her
. .Bhe denied that Rev Mr, Stimson,
although she knew he had had dif-
Bullock.
~i had taken an: part in the prosecution. '
that her father was with her at the
theyt had no knowledge of her trouble.
Shestated that whenever she had rc- . ..
moved from one place to another,
pony with her parents. and that it was
her father's business which compelled
giving the child‘s name as Errol S.
Ila Johnson. bl1lbplace New York. No
Shaiier testified she went by the name
written by Mr. Bullock to Dr. Ciapp
This was offered as
evidence that Mr. Bullock consented to
and was in direct contradiction to the
The clergyman referred to members
King's New Discovery for Consumption
recent expression from T. J. McFarland
'Bentorvilie, Va., seri'cs as example. He
"i had Bronchitis for three
years and doctored all the time with-
Then i began
a few bottles wholly cured me." Equal
Throat troubles. Consumption. Pneu
Guaranteed by F H.
Trial bottles free
GUILTY OF FOUR MURDERS.
:1 few days 1150. on an
while the sheriff was attempting to ur-
1105 been lo—
cated in the bottom across the rival
’i‘hrce lnlnlftsd Wis
house and demanded
voiver in front of him and allowed no
one to leave the room. France ill behalf of Mr. Perdicarls.
ill addition to the murder of Sheriff ”‘ ‘
Harris, Smith is wanted for killing the
Chief of Police of Him-e. Mont. After
killing the Montana officer, he grew I
fearful that his wife or child might
give the crime away, so, it is alleged, cfihkg'mwal“h
be shot them both, and fled to Wls- mutt. by IlaAnlsiwll
consin. he is twenty-four years old. novice; . p, ‘ cranial: films-Ii
._..., “ fan-é ii “711.”. fizz“.
sTATE POLICE AT NEW LONDON. n'mu’p‘uun '9'...
Operations of the State Police Ara Ex- ‘“‘”““”'“ “‘4‘“ “" ”M“ ‘”
pooted at New London. NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 8:
State Policemancharles E. Hazel HARTFORD RAILROAD.
burst, of Norwich. was in New Lon- ,‘Ly—v—mfl
don. Satulday. in consultalon with Cap-
io discuss the nature of the visit and
there Was considerable gueaala‘ggol
on among those people who thrive rear
son to be disturbed by the presence of
NEW YORK. June 28. -—Three blin-
dredtfamllles, with four times that
many children. were driven from their
a fire in the- center of the block bound-
lire was a threatening one and nearly
every tenement in the big block was
filled wltbpungent smoke, it is believ-
ed that not a person was injured and
the money loss will not exceed 910,-
000. The fire started in a bar fixture
FOUR NEW COAL- COLLERIEU.
PHILADELPHIA June :28. «your 1‘1 03-
new coillerles' are to be opened by the
Reading Company within the next two
years. Work on all of them has been :
started. b'pt much time will no repaired
16 get them ready for operation. Pour
Wadesvlile Shaft. Hecksc‘herv'iiie.
Po ts'vllle shaft and Tamaqua shaft: 1.1
The opening will allect the growth of
The gentleman with a prediction
We have
155 much unfinished busineii‘ti‘flflve
, the dial illsasterW
1110!;
tilted
"1101111111 5113111
to made for the lyee,
eons eves
INFLAMED eves,
eras THAT MATTER.
OIBQ
COH-
ll to-
Tbo Eye is worth conserving.
The friend of all eyes is
ROMAN EYE BALSAM 26
CENTS.
——-_-_
AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
war-
and
said
willi-
urch,
.v .,-1..‘ .v...
H’. .3252.”
9TATE "SiNGlNG FEST.
sl1c
com-
Street Parade 51 Feature of Gatherln
in New Britain.
NEW BRITAIN, Juno 28.—A gran
0003’
child day of the State Singing.cht.
Ade-
lt was in two divisions.
Miss
.l. Walter of the second.
etter the Foot Guard, of Hartford, havin
the right of line.
0013' Governor Chamberlain rode
s n
sake
0 all the- line.
Miss
con-
lntlff
auguraled.
The list of prize winners will not 0
announced until 5 o'clock, but there i
nsid—
Dr
0 as
the first prize in the first-class.
DIDN'T MIND BULLET.
One Through His Body.
'3' '5 The Merlden police, Saturday.
Dr.
ti.A
A. A. Alain's office, Thursday
shoulder. The bullet entered th
man’s chest and passed through hi
body,
and been shot by an italian.
and when he called at the doctor's office to
treaiment. and he was arrested.
him,
John smith Surrounded by Mllilla and "mum" "s 5"“ "' a “we"
cam“ Em”- cououcvon WElNGARTNER'
WINONA, Wis, Julie 28.——Jolill TOUR. S
Smith, supposed to be guilty of foul _ .
nuliiicrs, the latest of which was 'hu “1.333133%,l‘l'g'égnfisu‘mg':"'1',Xg'fig';
shooting of Sheriff Harris of Ban ' ' ‘
city
concerts for the New
monic Society. Later Herr Weingart
ner will make a short tour of the coun-
try.
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for today transmitted to Foreign Min
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11d
street parade ushered in the second
The
parade was formed at 10 o'clock in
front of Turner Hall on Arch Street.
Adolph Gler-
sch was marshal of the first and Henry
All the so.
cleties and a dozen bands were in line,
in an
open barouche drawn by four horses.
and be was given an ovation all along
After parading through the principal
streets the societies proceeded to Rent.
schier's Park, where a picnic was in-
assurance that the Hartford Saenger-
bund will be announced the winner of
Remington Man Walked Around With
ar-
resled John Dranglck, aged iii. a Rus-
sian. of llenslngton, who called at hr.
after-
noon, and had a .32 calibre bullet ex.
traetell from the back, near the left
He told the doctor that be had
Nothing was
heard of the man again until Saturday,
Dranglck told the police that he was
riding on his bicycle in Kenslngwn.
when he ran into a pedestrian who shot
The police, however, disbelieve
this story, and are of the opinion that
Opera House, has signed a. contract to
revisit the [failed Status in January
or February to conduct a number of
York Philhar-
ister Delcasse an expression of the
American government's appreciation
of and thanks for the good offices of
to above, ..
05K 51111 7.115 m, am
it. L we Bu‘lto. . The Mist
or offered. Waist trimmed til of wits iIBu rt
med with lace insertion, only 880 . . 0? 'm '0“ “a “k'fl
Ill) HAT DALI.
Trimmed Hats have been 84. 60 I111 3.00.
see them. They are all this season' 5 goods
A full line 01‘ White Lawn Wa1sts trimmed with lace lnsclllou
only 81. 00.
White China Silk Waist, trimmed nicely, til. 26.
Why not come in an ace wnat bargains you can buy for little money.
A. lSRAE .. PROP.
s55 11 the 11515.net: '97:
Ii 0"-
also trim-
soid at any price. Call and
borthil.
« South Nerweiit. Conn,
68 Washington Street,
05111115 Peiiits
on coal is aways advisable before
you buy. You‘ll do well to insulin
about the p1lccs we sell at. We can
lell you it is pmo. clean coal flee
burning, making less waste and giv-
ing more best value to the ion than
any other cool you can blly People
who use it will hear us out, and they
can also tell you that we always give
full weight .
FREE FOR WlNTER OR RUMMER
9600 PER TON. NO CHARGE FOR
CARRYiNG IN.
E. M. TOLLES&Co
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Pain is of Superiority
of (he
VUDOH PORCH SHADE
All effective screen, allowing free circulation of air, easy of op-
elation. Great durability, made from linden wood, fibres securely
woven with the best of scrim twine, fitted with metal pulleys,
and a heavy muitric cord hr raising.
Made in a variety of colors and are weather proof. Screens
a porch from the outside, without interfering with the view of
those within.
Economy is obtainable from the use of the window porch
slludc, besides comfort and pleasure. Tllo expense of equipping
u porch is from
$2.00 to $0.00
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Tallms
Funeral Directors and Embaimeis .
l2 to ill Norlh Main 51.551111. Norwdlk‘
1R VINE LOCK WOOD" 55‘ to
door can: cost
BEST LEHIGH COAL is the only kind we handle. We have on hand a
large supply of choice. fresh mined no at. of the finest fracture, free from
slate and screened clean.
“8600 PER TON delivered In your bin. "
‘ NUMBER 2 NOT $4 75. "
Prompt delivery, Competent Drivers. Clean Coal.
Georges Creek Bituminous at an attractive price.
. Fresh burned charcoal put in .u as ready for the. stove.
l22-124 WATER STREET, TELEPHONE 915.
.Brance Officer-2 South Main street, South Norwalk: 9 Main St; Novel-lit
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ROTON POINT NOW OPEN
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
Under the Manademenf a! A. J. Smith and J. 5. Kelly
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SHORE DINNERS. CLRMBRKES, 576.. RT POPULAR
PRICES. WILL BE A SPECIALTY.
Excursions, Music and Dancing
YOUR EVERY FURNITURE WRNT
" can be satisfied at our store. We baic been in the business for more
. ,iilllll 40 years and have had a pretty good oppoltunily to study the dis-
' §c1lluinutl1lg tastes of the people of Norualk and South Norwalk.
Our stock is now much larger than it ever was befane and every
article is of tile latest and most up- --to date pattern. Iigripes are
'bound to attract you. as every article is sold just as 1 possible
Among the latest arrivals in our furniture family are a new stock of
‘: ,cliin‘cnicrs, sldeboards, white enameled beds, all brass do and go-
.. calls, polcb chairs, steamer chains and other snmmer fu ltbre.
Raymond and Sons:
Norwalkac. .
HABIT is the strappest impulse in ornamental“ «IIltlt 0f saving
and your future welfare and prosperity le- assured. Jda habit-
new is to spend too. freely. You Toaiize that it is null» t World Will
11115 to overcome it. Big fortunes had null}: hagin’b’lnoé; ill Wt here is
where we desire to interest. yOu One slnfi dollar .ctlaItltu‘tee the fund
neeeeury to start an account with us. The saving habit will grow and
so will. your. bank account.
WE PAY 4 PER CENT. ON ALL DEPOSITS.
2- _ tang-t Mp'fi‘, a”; v"
m. w... ,.
concern: , scrum , tut-151' ride.
WE HAVE AN EXPERT FOREM AN FROI‘ BOSTON, WHO HAS
CHARGE OFLAYINO TH! WALKS, AND CAN I! MPINDED UPON
sou THE ringer 521155 or woaqunsHl’rg AND MATERIAL.
F! 'ym’e'h‘ Brés
pugs-«i551 cit-«3:? . ._
Id? Wabbit” 8mm.
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