mailer protectiona
by law) tor drop it W
land give them '50 (Ill they could get
w. and an
cormrwwmmw
5' ' .J-I alh'mll IMIIIWWN
Now is the time to wept
A full line of White Lawn WaiatI trimmed with lace insertion berths,
only $1. 00
. an... w... some aw Baits n. am . no ev-
" - iguzh‘hmfi". “All“ do or offered. Waist trimmedl bitaplaee insertion and lit dilly trlur
. ,3 ‘ iny um power. med with lace insertion, only ElgOIHAT GAL! ...
‘mld ear next I
9“ 3th . &WIng'MRChlne 9"“ may. ya: 3° ‘fi'rgu.t%b hgdliw Trimmed flats ll!” hm “£50 I d I 00. Bold at any price. Call and
“{fi MRS m" 0° 9" y°“ if "V! “help“ “9 see them. They are all this season’s goods,
White China Silk Waist, trimmed nicely, n. 25.
a
.doctor. It will “TEXT” kill my
'3’ years In. FOR ALL other .50 later For (i “n' Ibo Why not come in an see what bargains you can buy for little mtgmy.‘
9i “‘9 SM" n l . Hal e. A. lmI . anon.
“Wild” ms iIoF m liar a ,d my w “a 'c, grating]. "- ’ I South Nomallc. Conn. . “
68 Washington stmf,
MACHINES . _
AIt .thiII juncture, adjournment was
had until thlalmorningmt 10 o’clock. ..
a. treatment.
7 W . - .. ~ WW -. hulls mol- _l ae clan of the court. are continually doing Ignatdaaiefmiaehitf to good places. it
' 9'99 fifty?“ l W'I '8 ”‘3 whi ich came unit l3 fifllidfé’ wan ‘ " 'wfllsllertlaetiodbtlsnbed-t ‘0‘. tom 4 h. ‘away and \ Getting POlfllSI
. . a“ Film 73323371333; agrppggrsive ":19; other planes. residing atnottoogmtadamcehunflew York.” on coal is always ndv‘gnb'o before
latter being a p...— withstanding u... ever, wmdow' "5‘ learn tht we are now prepared to‘tahe orders for the tuning and you buy. You‘ll do mm to . “Illa“ a
He thought the
us to a return
about the prices we sell at. We can
tell you it is pure. clean coal, froe
PomoII I nascent for i to lo packap onto. and every opportunity given for "sill-ting of piano- during the sun-Ir months at special rates.
. “hath-a 3.. W the entrance of all the air that was Not only the members of mint. regular tuning force but also 1 1 i _
”Em “I. ‘W ' .3 . ”up . stirring The attendance was much those of our Itaifoiexperta who. during the winter season. have 7mm “" ""3““ i:“'."“,‘;,‘: a,” £8:
’ ' ‘~ ' . 'l . ~ the earn a it has been on the other . "3 more ’9‘“ V9 9 9 n
ynlptolns first show- ' ‘ ' d." of 9",: hearing about the souls sheen-naveling with eminent pianists on their concert toura. and any other tool you can buy. People
MW 01' Jim. - .Tfln‘flflafik mm- CQ. faces being bronchi. Mrs Bullock . who have now returned to New York. are available for this work. who so it will hear us out. and they
.- firm“ 9“: 0&3; .00 mfllNOTON “filer. . ~ again occupied a seat at the side of The greater the number of orders from any one place or vicinity 23": 335;?" you that W? “IV!” 8"" .
hit! that m was not ex "9'“9'“. “'9 defendant. The plaintiff W“ 90“ thelower our charge will be for each plane attended to. Camp PRICE FOR WINTER OR SUMMER
ed at the rear of the room with, her
father
At the opening of the court. the
ctb‘asexamlnation of. 8. W. France.
the brothenin law of the defendant.
was resumed. He stated that. with
his wife. ..he Joined .Mr. Builwk'a
church about four months after the
family moved to Btratford. Until that
time he had accompanied the Ehailer
family. in its various removals from
one place to another. His son, aged
at that time about 11 years. attended
the Sunday school connected with
Mr. Bullock's church, during the fall "
and winter of 1903. He did not re ,.
member any time when the boy had
boom omitted from any of the oxen.
cises connected with the Sunday
school, and he had never sapressed
any hostility towards Mr. Bullock be
cause of any such occurrence. He
could not remember Just when he
stopped attending the church. ,
NVitnesa was shown the letter writ-
ten by Mr. Shailer to Mr, Bullock, in
which the resignation from church-
membership of Mr. and Mrs, Preece,
. Mr. ands .urs. Shailer and Miss Shailer
were offered. and church letters asked
for. He stated that he had never be-
fore seen the letter. and knew noth-
ing about it only what he had heard
in court, except that his wife had epo
ken to' him on the matter, and he
told bar that if she wanted to with-
tiraw, to do just as she pleased‘about
t.
He joined the Congregational
church about a month before the
family removed to Milford. His wife
was ill early in the fall of 1902. bu
he did not send Mr. Bullock to see
her, and to his knowledge Mr. Bul‘
lock did not call upon her. He had
not talked with any one regarding
her. but did not intl» quently we would suggest to prospective customers in any
locality ghat they 'club together” in sending us their orders. when-
ever feiaibleaod agreeable. as the most economical and satisfactory
plan. Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
STEINWAY & SONS
109 East Fourteenth street;~New York.
-_
um Piano: Taken Ill Exchange.
Nth Steinway firm from 3500 a).
$6.00 PER TON. NO CHARGE FOR
CARRYING IN.‘
. E. M TOLLES&C0
II to her it “hing with him there. He finally
towns :Wflefifth? lg read to give me the statement, on
final out and to herself ’he condition that i should hold it and
matter to him. ,. live it back to him after he had paid
.. “Elie“ limbs, which he no the money. it might be in thirty
are cautioned ion or it might be in sixty, but when
of the chlld.’ 8.8 told t was paid he wanted the paper back
' Millie ingl‘frd to drop is mentioned the names of several
tin. and she did not men lernons whom he said would advance
» r trouble to him until 'lim the funds. i told him i would
I did not make any on (cop the paper, and i did so. And i
s»- still have it._
"Then he sat down at my oilice
leak and started to write. He made
we attempts to write a satisfactory
itatament. but tore both of them up.
i‘hen he wrote the third and gave it
0 me. I called Mr. Preece in and We
«bib read it to him. He asked me if
but would be satisfactorY. and l stat-
ed that it Would do. Mr. Bullock did
let say anything more to me regard
ng the paper but he told Mr. Preece
but if it got cat. or was seen by any
une else. they could get little mening
rom ',lt but that it was Just as good
s if he acknowledged that he was the
other of the child.
"Mr. Bullock then left the house. l
vent to the Shailer house with Mr.
’reece to show the ‘yvrltlng to Mrs.
lhailer. ldld not allow it to anyone
rise, and no one ever saw ltvagain un-
ll December 9, the day after Mr. Bob
ock's arrest.
drs. O'Connor's. and attended her
“lvtook Miss Shaller, August 27. to
here until after the birth or her child
lbout two weeks later. i was there
lvery' day or two, and treated her
)rlncipally for gastritis. Several times
asked her if she was sure and. knew
hat Mr. Bullock was the father of the
:hild. and she stated that he was. At
ler home the night of August 28, she
Pain is of Superiority
‘ of tho *
VUDOR PORCH SHADE
, ‘ An effective screen, allowing free circulation.of air, easy of OD-
ai-e ,t at lake was at
g a‘ ridgeport phy
poke of her condition tr
her mother, and Mrs
later. August 37, wher
pbn him at his office. ' -
of August 27, alter thil
with Mrs. Shaililr and Mrs
.‘9 called to the Shailel
, Mrs. Shatter. imme.
. aIt visit he went to so:
‘ in regard til "aifordinl
modatioiis" during
efiebi back to flu
6saw his Shane
. As he was goiul
.Mr: Prensa, and sea
‘llopse. He had no p'er
t Mr. Preece ha:
. "flock Litter tha
. e’aaw r Bullo’ck at hil
., ”l rte) office. Mr Bullock hal
'Judson place and said the
r...
BOARD OF CONTROL.
it Appropriatea $36,000 for the state
Hospital for insane at Norwich.
HARTFORD. June 30.--Tho board of
control met in the inner allies of the
state comptroller at 11 o'clock yester-
day morning. Gov. Chamberlain, State
Treasurer Gallup and State Comptrol-
lor Seelcy were present.
The board appropriated $36,000
under the power which it possesses
for the completion of work on the
state hospital for the insane ut Nor-
wich.
Comptroller Seelcy said this after-
noon that the work was pressing and
the circumstances were such as to
seem to make the board‘s action imv
perativc.
The general assembly of 1903 up-
propriated $100, 000 for the work
oration. Great durability, made from linden wood, fibres securely
woven with the best of scrim twine, fitted with metal pulleys.
and a heavy maltrlo cord for raising. .
Made in a variety of colors and are weather proof. Screens'
a porch from the outside, without interfering with the _vicw of
those within. . .
Economy is obtainable from the use of the window porch
shade. besides comfort and pleasure. The expense of equipping
a porch is from
$2. 00 to no 00
J 1,};
4100111125“...
l2 to Ill North Main bi. bouih Norwalk.
IRVING LOCK WOOD &I 00.
r V
has already been related. The expen-
ses of Miss Shailer's board were paid
.‘ay Dr. Clapp.
On cross-examination, Mrs. O'Con-
uor stated that she was not a profes-
sional nurse. but had consider-able ex-
perience with curses in her own family,
and some in maternity cases. Dr.
Clnpp had been her falnlly physician
some six or seven years, but this was
the first case he had ever brought to
her house.
Miss Shailer introduced the conver-
station regarding the paternity of the
l: illl
After the child was born Dr. Clapp
fill his own suggestion said he was
going to brand the child. ‘1 don't
know ,why he did it; i did not ask
him. i did not bear Miss Shailcr say
runylnlng about it."
The witness, in reply to Mr. Good-
ltart‘s questions, stated that she had
talked with Mr. Marr, the associate
counsel for the defendant, regarding
the case, but she did not remember
anything she said to him. She did
not think it was any of his business
anyway. and she thought she
«.r.
id that he was in great tron
.i; told him to come to. the of
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
061., says: “I sufferer] for years witl
dyspepsia. used to have great disires»
and belching. i tried everything l
aids to have a baby, not
the canoe. He wished In-
mIit. ver got out so soon after thl
. lad told me that he was responsible this fact. may could hear of but nothing helped ml 7 ‘
Julia'slrzfs‘ime rutl‘l’l 331m; :3: or her condition. and she told me lat~ hl—ls could not positively remember havctold him some untruths "221: lbiliolk Brnrzihlun {Salem allld‘DIIleufil COAL GOAL 0 on L
. ' use I. t 9 date when Mr. ullo k w . The wit ' ' ll ll, 1 x C 0 9 cu e m omlle 0! , , ,
.r.. andil e’ is u did. to the mat ' “'9 c"°““‘”““°95 "1 “‘6 “t B c 9" “9‘ ““5 ”ye“ “3"“ ""‘ "“ her solo by u if. ulnlslod a. ll. Bax ' sssr LEHIGH COAL-ls the only kind we handle.
We have on hand I
largo supply of circles. freah mined coal, of the finest fracture, free frOm
slate and screened clean.
“$6.00 PER TON delivered In your bin."
"NUMBER 2 NUT $4.75." . i . .;
Prompt delivery, Competent Drivers, Clean Coal.
Georges Creek Bituminous at an attractive price. " i -" , .‘
Fresh burned charcoal put in bags ready for the. stove.
22-124 warsa eraser, , TELEEHPNE 81-5.
Branae Offlcaa—Z South- Main Street, South Norwallt; 9 Mlln~8t.. Norwllk
rested. but thought it was about Dec.
9. At. that time the. family was liv
ing in Milford. He had not been to
see Mr. Bullock within a few days not
the latter's arrest, and he certainly
did not, go there the previous Satur»
day. He had been in Stlatford sev-
eral times. but had not seen Mr. .-Bul
lock. He never mentioned the subject
of money to Mr. Bullock, but Mr.
Bullock was always speaking of money
to him He denied that he visited Mr
Bullock three days before the arrest.
and told him that if he did not pay
Dr Clapp some money that there
would be trouble.
Witness stated that he had never
.converscd with Rev. Mr. Stimson re
garding Mills Shailer's trouble. He
had no knowledge that there existed
any rivalry between the two clergy-
man. and had never heard that Mr.
Stimson had been active in the circu-
lation of a paper asking for subscrip
tions to aid Miss Shailer in the pros~
ecution of Mr. Bullock. ,
it was about a week and a halt
after the birth of Miss Shaiier's child
before he visited her. Witness and
Dr. Glenn took the child to the .col
lored woman to care for The trip was
made late in the evening; hathought
about 10 or 11 o'clock The witness
called there about once a week after.
always alone. His visits continued
until the child .was brought home. He
took some things to the child. but
never camaed it. He. had but one
special conversation with the woman
regarding the‘ child and the only
money he had ever given her was 35
cghmd for medicine, which she pul-
c ased.
features hardened; the color ill llcl
checks rose and she was uppnrcnlly
incensed at Mr Marr. at whom. she
stated she was very much provoked.‘
She could not state that he acted ill
any way which was not perfectly po-
lite and gentlemunly but she oftcn
reiterated that she didn't consider
it was any of his business."
“lie told “me that he was Ml. Bul-
lock's lawyer but i was provoked at
him until Idid not care what i said
to him, I did not have time to waste
upon him anyway
"Never have i talked outside with
either of the counsel for Miss Shaller.
i may haye spoken to Mr. Judson here
in the court room, but never outside.
"The first payment was made by Dr.
Clupp about three days after Miss Shai.
lcr come. i got the money very irreg-
ulnlly after that and do not know
When the last payment was made Nor
can i tell the number of payments.
“Mr. Prcece. Mrs. Prcece and ,Dr.
Adilms were the only‘oues who ever
visited Miss Shailer while she was at
my house i was never present. Dr.
Ciapp culled ovary two or three days.
He had told me when Miss Shailer
came that the child was exported in
about two months He engaged board
for her for two months. "
Adjournment was here had for the
noon hour. When the. colrrt reassem-
bled at 2 o‘.clock Mrs. O'Connor was
asked regarding the brand which was
put on the child by Dr. Clapp, and
said that it was a triangular mark.
She did not state anything further
except to state that it was placed on
he. mall‘s hip.
“Subsequent to the birth of the
:,hlld i took the child to Mrs. Smith
3. colored woman living in Dun y' '5
Lane. near the colored church, an it
remained there until’tbe night of No-
vember 11'. when it was restored to its
nether, then living lnMilford. Mr.
’reece went in Mrs. 0‘ Connors house
with me after the birth of the child,
ind carried a box of babys clothes.
is went again with me the night we
-ook the child away, and again when
we took the patient away. Mrs.
Preece called at the house once. but to
uy knowledge no one else called. for
l0 one else knew where she was.
"After i received the paper from Mr.
Bullock August 31. until the time the
why was restored to its mother. 1 re-
eived several writings from Mr. Bul-
ock in reference to the matter. " Here
our different {rates from Mr Bullock
o the doctor were offered in evidence,
lnd marked in the order of their in-
reduction as the plaintiff's exhibits.
E. F. G. H. and J. The ilrst one was
left in the doctor's office September 3.
n an envelope. which also enclosed
i60‘in money. and read as follows:
’ “Dear Doctor: ~i enclose you 860.
loin: 810 for last week. and 850 for
,zhe people. E. W. D. had to use 850
lumpectedly."
No signature was appended to this.
‘ The second was found by the doc-
:or in a drawer in his desk September
it. in an envelope addressed to “ C. s
‘Bullock Stratford, Conn." The novel.
me was postmarked Brewsters N. Y.
Aug» 31. and contained 320 in bills,
mass in small silver. A note, writ
tell" on one of the doctor' a prescription
or of tall lichen as child for which hl
Iran l to blame. i asked him hov-
“ ' Kind to get out of that case
and could he got some friends to
“but. and they went to her house
n lfi:bpjnolad her by working on be
into giving him an afiidavit.’
tor, and the Clifford Pharmacy.
WANT MORE MONEY AND LESS
W.ORK
BRIDGEI’ORT. June. 30. ——-Abollt 200
employees of the local freight yards
of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford llnllrond, employed as freight
truckers. sievedorcs and clerks have
petitioned the officials of that railroad
for a day off, shorter hours and an in
crease in pay. The present rate is a
ten hour day at 16 cents per hour The
men claim that they are entitled to as ““““““
much pay as the New Haven freight
handlers, for the reason that Bridge;
901‘! is a freight center as well as New ROTON POINT NOW? OPEN“
Haven The petition is not submitted : ~ “I”
record “3°“ 17mm AND RESTAURANT
The wise men rite of human liii,
But Iwillie .thyorlta we' re making "la
a healthy. well an aim
Wrigt'a P11 care Wn‘pit. and never r032
Wright’s lnliiur Vegetable Pill 00.
“All Wn‘lfl—flr Jinn Thaw ”all a Crater,”
For gale by all druggiala.
BROADVIEW SOLD.
_‘ mess
' hlin what he had done witl
lid. and he said that he bar
0 New York, to a baby farm
“.1 others. He gave me th«
the woman, her address am
her to me. all also told on
Iprlce it had cost him. He sail
. place was at 223 Lexingtm
l} the woman's name we.
lie and paid $50 for two
the girl and thl
pp .Mrs ullocks faces werl
‘ ‘ itlit smiles at this state
Under the Managoment a! A. J. Smith and J. 5. Kelly
SHORE DINNERS. OLAMBAKES’. E112. AT POPULAR
’ PRICES. WILL BE A SPECIALTY. I
‘GALES FERRY. June (ilk—Bromi-
m a... W... n... m. m Excursions, Music and Dancing
crew have stayed for several years ‘
during‘the training for the races on .
the Thames. was, sold yesterday tothc '
Yale authorlileaby the administrator _
of the estate of CA .Brown. who own .. .
ed the place and who was a great .2 '
friend \of the oarsmen. Extensive .2
changes will be made by the new 5'
owners. and this tends to set at ease ‘-
2o. Bullock sister
hild coul be left there, am“ ’
id never be bothered with an:
9;th me to help him ou
trouble, and keel
and .he would pay any
"“dfndulit to have i‘
ould~ owwlia‘t was riabt’ by
lri an the child If thl'
. .‘ooma‘it'o him in the firs'
would have helped her out
would have sent ‘hélr to no. firm
the matter
”3077 E VERY FURNITURE WANT
can be satisfied at our store. We have been in the business for more
than 40 years and have had a pretty good opportunity l0 study the dis-
criminating tastes of the people of Norwalk and South Norfwalk.
,Our. stock is now much larger than it ever was before and. every ,
article is of the latest and most up~todnte pattern. The Lprions are 7-;
hot-2f r but that
‘ ll fears (if the race beln lowed ‘ I bound to attract on as every article is sold just as low as possible.
e ml 1 ,wa is e clo ed, readin as I‘ll-direct examination: he tilted a 9 g - , 9 ' .
N d be” all rig run (30:11:;- , sa 0 n s g b H2335???" 9:9 3:09:29“ :9}; a?” insane last payment by Dr. Elm: w s 9199mm” than 0" “19 Thames. 2 Among the latest arrivals in our furniture family are ‘a new stock of
V... “of; $131!!!!“ “3' “m9 “Dear Doctor. Got here just when ? ,9‘l 9‘1 e F 9 ll {shortly after MI” Shailer. left to "JUST THE I'i'l-IilNG E l l .1 chiffonlers. sideboards. white enameled beds, all brass beds and go- - .~
d% 9" nlnIB- Mr. Preece rou left. Had to wait for connections. On “'9 WW 0‘ one visit ‘0 "NI house, she could not state just when? ‘ F0 3 LL 9'”. . carts, porch chairs, steamer chairs 12nd; other summer furniture.
or to his untrueI colored woman, s said. "You may NEa 8.3
Leavo’m in thedrawer‘.“ 0.8.3.“.
The next was in an envelope ad-
-ri eased to the doctor. and was hand-
ad to whim by his housektmber Septem-
air 25. he testified. It read: *
"Leave here 816 of yesterday’a .17.
Triod to gel: a loan but failed. Think
"I 33" “If i can get the $100 of party. After
Haggai; ‘10 ll?“ : hat 1 will be up against the wall
e is ill; the next was also handed in at the
twas Silurdai llllce. but the witness could not fix the
t to go home and i.ate- it read simply:
‘tvork. '38 asked "Sorry i could not see you to ex-
911‘ slain. (L's
5“" had the am we: .no house‘s hits
“1? at the oiilce. It said: ~
DEW” Ill” 3W - "Deal- Doctor»: —:i “mills-own dowa
The last payment was of $10, the en-
tire amount paid her being 310.
on the re-croas, she stated that she
had seen Dr Clap since the child was
taken away, per one half a dozen
times. They were not professional
calls but friendly, racial calls made
to her husband. at their home. She
had seen him also at the , .
never had talked, with EDD
case She saw him;
moplht} “nil? My? . .
.sat on was a about
our not all a
cobalder it was:
"i took a dose of Chamberlain’s ;;
Stomach and Liver Tablets last even
ing after dinner and want to say that '
i feel fifty per cent. tter than I have
for weeklf. The Tab ets are certainly t ..
a line article for billiouaness.”——J. J '
Firestone, of Firestone & Hinkley.
Winners of The News Ailfiggnh Mich
think it strange that} shah act in
this way .regarding the ehiillia. but i
am not its father. She had not asked
me anything as to wheth r i was the
child‘s father, and she. to she did
not think .i was its father from the
way I acted." ., .
At 11: 25 a racesI was three for 40
minutes, 9.de -,then Mrs. Ella O'ConIi
nor was called .10 the .Itand . Mrs.
O’Connor. llvsamn Tory IHiil. a beetles
about two and a half miles above the
center of the .v'illage of Stratford, and
is the nurserat .ivhose anthem
similar on “logic: her.
and such auroi‘v that! hi
it ear 0 it
d, be wwglfid have a hard
swollzItMHM to her.‘
. was“ about ' 1:
day morning, annular 88. .
actor continued:
_ turday evening.
Raymond and Son 3
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalk
cékhnizp.‘
[:0 e I O! »
W ”"l‘iddfiimj 25 "a; '
.. men it as. . can
9’1“ i) all “iovfil C I"
tion "Elia... 53°” . om,
smiley Whom
.. ill-man
out The Habit“
. ‘ HABIT la. the strongest impulse in plan. Eat Itle fiafilg 'of saith
and your. future welfare and prosperity la assault” ”agile your habit
now is to spend too freely. You realize that it is a baht lag and would _
. like to overcome it. Big fortunes had small beginnings; Right here is
' where we desire to interest you. One Iingla dollar constitutes the fund
. . Q'Gonnor dissing:
m WM my?“ at by" York. ill by No. Ills-ll! ”for. :mg a . am%: :2?an 12c :c‘oxlnt with in. The saving habit will grow and
todamv' ‘ made by Dr .~ .
“513' 'Wlll-m ' . fitting" , . . ' . , : . Us”: . . ‘ 5- - if ,4 we Parsons can‘t: on ALL napoalrs.
inclusions 1g m . M,» ,7
“lithe... "9" " F airfield County 53’ ‘
ocloclt amen-‘9“ ville.I He
morbid" son of Arthur
We: Well Strut. lie "
.14":
,tgt '
. N 1' .
thigmltmlltyo: air out ctr! the Iyplaes,
.~ aloe c vPlaa a in leaf
tendrlven to owning]: I; ’
wentd fieldh‘gmin Burn
. 0‘? 9' ““9 ”1‘9“” . l' l with whom the huaiiandls not
" "m 10“” “mm Pm ‘mg‘c “70' I"! ELI; I’ N 7‘0 steal the child and CI"! it
“M u '91! The father and once had a‘nght ,,
ill! depot platform at Berlin on , ,. f
t w
“dilemma! her trouble; Drug Store.
June 17 iron the alleged abduction
telnet! to me. hill} to £3,913”, ' young" Ho
. MOI lIOIIIEOl”:
ESSEX June 30.411” home fl m‘Wilmow suing
i“Lugosi Post Just "WMVMMD pm We:
the two-
tails of this city it is claimed that
as was bred by the chiids
q
CONCRETE. llama” ' cents}. 1.11m.“
‘ WIH ”parentheses“. rack Wflwfl
a cannon of Millie rill. wants, AND can II new an up ,
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