so our: ours.
Rein stops Pain.
NOTHING STOPS 0URS
It's so easy.
I valve regulates It.
1 match klndles it.
CONNECTIONI FREE.
Gas Co.
’PHONE. II.
THI
Specialty Mfg. Co.
71 wuss srhttr.
aouru'nonwask.
NEW AND, lEOOND-HAND
Electric Motors WT. .
ruaNIeHso, Ine'rALLao mans. “PM! “00.000410
, nines. IATIIFAOTION ouan. Surplus, $100,000.00
ANTIID.
b— --__—.____..._..-...._~_. » _..._ .._..._...
FRANK G. VAN SliflY
PL UMBINU.
STEAM.
HOT WI TER.
AND GAS
rrrrnvo.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
60 South Main Street.
Telephone, 187-3. .
.0th Norwalk, Conn.
BUO DEATH
That eat the leaves of Plants, Trees or
Prevents Blight, Produces netter Qual-
Watkins Ii Dow,
N. IMITH FERGUSON. Special Agent.
IIII IIII'II'III IIIII
[Net Profits;
ufaoturers, merchants and corporaIIOne
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Prat.
John H. Knapp
Josiah R. Marvin
Christian awarta
E. H. Mathewson
csfiiifsmoolcoc: "
cent. greater than if invested at 8%
I per cent.:
than if Invested at 8 per cent.
Otate Supervision of New York and
am... OFFICE, 12 so MAIN er. ‘
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
.. I buses aedks’:
vi in! description
dress
I WALL IT»
to see me if you
lag any kind ohmerty.
.W‘B‘ .
W. B. DeOJRMO
Nonwatk. court.
It will be of ad antage to you also
re desirous of buy-
Psl. March to and Nov. 9, 1.0,.
lasJaCm-d- Nov. p.11”. ,‘
and Joe. as. me. ‘I
CONTAINS N0 ARSENIC
II A VALUAILE
PLANT FOOD.
KILLB ALL IUOB AND WORMI.
V Ines.
lty. Booklet Free.
112 WASHINGTON ITRII'I'.
Phone.
You can buy
8 Per Cent. 001.0 BONDS
FRED H. FIELD.
osnsnau aosnr,
UNITED IANK BUILDING,
7 IO. Norwaik. CL'
1
‘aou‘rH NORWALK, corin.’
388,300.00
Solicits accounts of individuals. unan-
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Prea-
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTOR
He ry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
Wallace Marvin
John H. nght
Fred. H. Rowen.
Surplus, 0105.000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings in-
vested with this
Company at a per
cent. is 110 per cent.
greater than it its -
vested at 4 per ,
cent; is n W per
god to 2- 3 per cent. greater j
Connecticut.
Easy To In
the proper Wall Paped Designs from
our splendid stock. There isn’t a
more attractive stock of New and Ar
Ilstlc Wall Papers in these parts.
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Bole agent for Janeway’s and Car;
water's Wall Papers.
To Order-Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.
——
SUPPLIES, ARTISTB'
Mortimer. M. Lee a. L. Coburn
Charles 8. Dow John I. Lawrence
1841. 19o...
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
Gas Fixtures,
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
HEATING.
STOVEB AND RANGES.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Metal Celllng.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
Etc.
COMP PANY.
17 WALL OTREET. NORWALK.
PAINTERS'
' MATERIALS.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix,-
titres, 10c.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, 25c.
Solid Brass Halt Curtain Rods,
3 ft. long, with fixtures, 10c.
PAINTING PAPER HANG-
ING, DECORATING
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF
6 AND 10!: OROOKIRY.
STORE OPEN WINGS.
L H “beaker
_ Low-sameness».
Inn run?
[I ll Gotham
, .1 , militiamen , figuonwaut.
I W
‘WA
of the CONN. OEN' L LIFE INI. CO.
F. F "Locxwooo a co.
are factory agents for the following
automobiles:
OLDSMDBILE. all styles.
machlnes to Interested parties.
specials l
rancv ennui" owns. an
LI.
3 cans "nan-Lee'- cow MILK roa
25¢.
usaoow a,noox sharia cow
MILK. 80 OAN.,
3 CANE SOLID PACK TOMATOEI.
a“.
READY IITII 10o POK.
I'Itull
§§J?ii‘§’.§?.°il‘.‘.. A. $3J§h°33f3§u§i as corpses: avsuua.
for your family. If you die. ASH NORWALK. chN.
Who sells
”Q 93“
"£3.50 Shoo
7
Howin the world do
we know.
Every shoeman says
he does.
All is—
our "Keith's-Konqueror"
we know
Shoes are far and away
the best we‘ve ever sold.
Olsen’ 3 I
Shoe Store
Washington
Street. .
South Roswell:
. .........C ....Q.
l
39 Wall St” Norma“.
The WHITE.
fRANKLIN. .
' LOCOMOEILE.
Will demonstrate any of the above
Headqulrtera for
auromosltas, suppuss sun as. p
PAIRINO. ’
OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN BUY, NICE GOODS HERE. YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY BEST MANNER.
we HAVE vaxsn A soon
MANY Iconrnao're' roe House
PAINTING anu WILL s5 OLAD to
eusmr rtounae son voua
"wont. ,
we rev 70 canny IN a‘l‘OOK
mam... vou naeo son ‘rHs
osoosartoue or voun House
melee on our.
TIL 1M
oiloiel Victoria D
IiIcII‘III‘lII Inn son "to.
summon: neutrons:
PORTABLE AND FOLDING IOAT
MANUFACTURERS or"
and
PA TENT STEEL 80‘ 1'3
GASOLINE LAUNCHEI.
Fastest and Lighteat Made.
-—Never Leak—Never Oink—-
DINOEY BOATS,F.1$HINO BOATS.
PLEASURE. BOATS AND ROW
‘ IOATI. '
.SAIL IOA'I'I ”AND OANOEI.
c. L. ST. JOHN. Agent.
’ 4! Water Itreet. . ,
Catalogues on application.
Ila GutIIII Illa lml lollui,
rim s'rsan m
use wares Burrito:
liteurueWarchueannyaad
Night, in Caldest Wéither. '
5aniitheyspentadayrebsntlyiu
“were or real estate
lokly. call or ad- .
3. visit
. Street's Cash Grocery Company, Mala
' street.
Charles Hayes In New York
' (new... "con lpttll‘ig in New
0Harry Alusworth’h a returned from
a visit to Long lsiaa.
Ellsworth Read, at New Canaan. has
been visiting friends, here.
Arthur Morrison Is spending his va-
cation at Newark. N. J.
Mrs. John Weeks has returned from
a visit to Ridgewood, N. J.
Harry Crosaott‘ has returned from a
visit to Northileld, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. (leor, ‘ Soby has re-
turned from a visit to heshirs.
The Nutmegs will play the Freeman
Art Prints Saturday afternoon on the
Military Academy ground I.
Mrs. Tillie Benedict, a nurse at the
New Haven General Hospital, ls spend.
ing a vacation at her hbms here.
Shipbuilder Joseph Fowler ls mak-
ing a spray hood for his launch, pre-
paratory to starting for the Great
Lakes In her.
Mrs. lngersoll. 0f the Crescent Laun-
dry. is to go to New Haven for a
week's vacation, commencing tomor-
row.
The regular prayer meeting at the
East Avenue Methodist Church. last
evening. was led by J. C Hawkins, in
the absence of the pastor, Rev. Edward
Cunningham.
Miss Hattie bearing. of Mount Ver-
non, N. Y., sister of the late Theodore
bearing, ls visiting with relativgs and
friends In Bowen street, East Nor-
walk.
The Junior Revival Band will hold
the regular meeting and election of
onlcers tonight. Emerson Ayres will
be the leader. and President William
Molfett requests that there be a large
attendance.
Miss Brace Tooker. an employs at
the Eastern Underwear Company in
Water street. 80th Norwalk, ran a
needle through two fingers of her
right hand The fingers commenced to
swell and it was feared that blood pois-
oning may ensue.
The Vacum Varnish Company, the
rapidly growing concern which has
been occupying a place in Beaview ave-
nue, has purchased the property from
Congressman E. J. Hill. A number of
improvements will be made and all
preparations are being made to la-
crosse the business greatly during the
next few months.
A spreading linden tree situated at
the corner of Beavlew avenue and Fort
street. is a favorite spot for people to
stop at the parting of the ways nights
and their conversation is often aadable
in many of the houses nearby.,I The
other evening a couple were amrming
their undying love in blissful ignor
ance that they had an audience. After .
they had moved on. a gentleman with
slag put up there for the remainder
of the night.
Mrs. Mary A. Paddock. of Winfield .
street East Norwalk. has been enter-
talnlng during the past week Mr. and
Mrs. skinner and Mr and Mrs. Wll- ':
llam Cooke. of Bridgeport: A. N Pad-
dock and wife. and Willis Bronson.
of Greenfield Hill. The party have
lived most of the time out on the
lawn. where a large tent has been
spread and where they take their
meals. The entire party find this
mode of living delightful at this sea-
son of the year and avoid the dis »
agreeable sunburn effects that come
from a stay at the shore.
ROWAYTON.
m
Miss Mabel Stratton, of Brooksldc. '
has returned home after a visit with
her uncle, Alfred Merritt. of 237 Main
street, Danbary.
The farmers began haying In full
force this week. Many pieces of grass
which looked good cat a very poor
swath. Still, there will be a fair crop
of hay.
‘ The steamer W. 1. Stevens took a
arty of Stamford people for a. sail on
the Sound yesterday. Among the
Innmber‘ tiers Mr, and Mrs. Taylor. Mr.
land Mrs. ‘Reynolds and Mr. Beehler.
The occasion was a delightful one.
DARIEN AND “NOROTON.
Alfred Jelliffe has returned to St.
Louis.
Fred Lemon spent the Fourth with
Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Brown.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph McQulnn Tuesday morning
Miss Maud Van Dine returned, Wed-
nesday evening from her New York
Albert Weed has a position with
5 Mrs. J. Raymond, Belden Hill, was
the guest, Tuesday, of Mrs George
Pupselt
Henry street and family about the
Fourth with Mr and Mrs. lsaac For
elk. at. Broad River. .
The Onion niIllm 1and the Eaats‘btlor-
walk Acorns w peat, a. game. ur-
day,- 'aLB'oconPo
Mrs 1 Street and little daugh-
ter, Miss amte Street. have recover-so
ed from a few days’ illness.
Miss Lulu Bdweu spent several days
the past week with her sister. Mrs.
Charles News of Waterbury, was
the guest bf his cousin and family.
Mrs. Henry F. Belleck. this week
A ‘very handsome family monument
has Just been placed in the Obsrlanders
lot Spring Grove cemetery »
“Libble L Seély has returned
‘vhlt with her Wiser; Selleck
Booty, sadvfa'mtly. Nave Canaan.
Miss team. Bowen is wishing Nher
friend, atlas an Irvin NJ-
Idslan
The condition teal; Idlrs. William
Where has imp rov or
few- ”3““ ins la‘ salesman:-
cal
mm
thalast the
dish... paternal-mellow dri
terday for a visit from no Ar'iann.
,, New :York to their summer home,
IBrookslde avenue ‘
*Big bargains at Street's Cash
Grgsery on Saturday. ’
be women of the Wee Burn Golf
Club played bridge whilst at. the
flabhouse. yesterday .aitsraoon.
he proceeds to go toward paying the
Eastslds sewer asseismeat of the
:ltslldrsn‘s Home, which amounts to
There will be an approaching and
putting contest for women on the
links of the Wee Burs Golf Club today.
for prises offered by Mrs. Archibald
H. Smith.
“Don," a. pretty Scotch collls that
was one of the most valuable assets
left here by Broker John Oliver when
he departed from stamford a your or
two since, was killed on e railroad
tracks near Norotcn Belg ts, Satur-
day. Don had been in "charge of
James McDonald since Mr. Ollver's
departure. and had been kept most
pf the time on the Dewitt farm in Nero-
on.
Albert C. Bailey, proprietor of the
Columbia hotel in Darien died Wed-
nesday night A week ago, Mr Bail
ey was selsed with an attack of apo
plexy. He revived from the first at-
tack,‘ but had a relapse. and from that
titns his death was considered to be
merely a question of a few days. Mr.
Bailey conducted the Columbia Hotel
for a number of years. Nearly every
one in this section knows of they Colum-
Ibiu, and many know Mr. Bailey well.
Two years ago Mr, Bailey' 3 wife was
thrown from a earrlage In a. runaway
accident in East Main street, Stamford
and received a broken leg and iaiar-
leg to her head from which she died in
a couple of weeks. Mr. Bailey’s for.
mer home was in Springfield. Mass.
The funeral was held at 7: 80, from the
late residence. The remains will be
taken' to Boston, on the 8: 36 train, for
interment there. The deceased leav-
so a bother, Whitman, of Needham,
Mass, and a sister Mrs. Elizabeth
Cooke, of Hartford.
-Years of suffering, relieved la a
night. Itching piles yield at once to
the curative properties of Donn s Oint-
'ment. Never falls. At any drug
store, 60 cents.
WESTPORT.
Miss Susie Allen is visiting in New
York.
William Snllfcn. of Philadelphia is
visiting friends here.
Miss E. Scarlet, of New York, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. H. M. Oilbent, of Schenectady.
N. Y., ls visiting here.
Kenneth Mackeasle has passed his
prep." examinations for Yale.
William Thomas and wife of Brook-
Iyu, are visiting relatives here.
1.. C. Billings and wife have return-
ed from visiting friends In Bridgeport.
The Misses Franks of Norwalk.
have been guests with Mrs. H. 0. Ben-
ct
Thomas Werner and wife are to oc-
cupy the Gray house through July and
August.
Miss Helen Bulkley has returned
home from a holiday visit with friends
In New York.
P L. Dolan who is a student at
St. Thomas a college. Hartford. is home
for his summer vacation,
Rev. Spencer Bray, of Saugntuck
Methodist Church, conducted a prayer
service In Rowayton last night.
John Kososkl met with a serious ac-
cldsnt on the Fourth that resulted In
his losing the sight of his right eye.
Black fish are plentiful about the
mouth of the Saugatuck river and local
fisherman are having sport catching
em
Fred Lyon dropped his trolley regi-
mentaia Wednesday, and enjoyed an
outing In Bridgeport with his wife.
Miss Maud Allen surprised her many
friends here, Tuesday, by introducing
‘to them Jesse Hagden. of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. as bar has and. The wedding
took place at the home of the groom.
In Brooklyn, the day provlous Mr.
and Mrs. H'ayden are stopping tem-
porarily at the home of the bride’s
parents, Comps Mr. Hayden Is mas-
:er of William P. an's yacht Acquil-
a.
, THE ORIGINAL
Foley & 00., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine ask for Foley' a Honey
and 'l‘ar and refuse any substitute of~
fared as no other preparation will give
9 same satisfaction. It is mildly Ian-De.
ve. It contalns no, opiates and is
intent for children and delicate per-
sons. For sale at Platsted's Drugt
Store.
WILTON.
Norman Bette will leave today for a
trip to Canada.
Miss Elsielllier, of Hartford, is‘ the
guestofheraunt. Mrs. H. O. Thom-
son. .
Mrs C. T. Gregory returned home
the St. Louis Exposition“
Mrs. J. McEwen Bette and daughter.
Miss Ethel, left town on Wednesday.
for a two weeks' trip to the Adiron-
ducks.
lire. Harry Williams. who has been
ndin'g a few days with Mrs. 11.0.
homaop, has returnedto her home
in New York
lire. James Middlebrcok returned
home on Saturday. from New York.
where she has been the guest of Mrs.
'she hells of the Wash andth
yE'l'ilecoiuil. Church rang W13
morning. to usher in
is wands:
X1110 i
mason, celebratfl thuFouhrtlh‘gyu J»
and plants In the malts or, an
”an. sass «as. MI... I...
me! You. yea-
oa Saturday. after two weeks' visit to ~
In
beeas
J. Mo
, home in
-', Mr and Mrs. Wilton Mhrohop
son, of
- so received
Francesca Nubltt, who has
Inpending some weeks, with 'Il's.
has returned to her
”will
wen Bette
New ”DI
Torflngtoh'. have bbe n
for the past week of the former' a teth-
er, Sherman Morshouse.
Some celebruting ups sset pro to
the aatep’ost in front 0 rs. Foss‘ea-
dca' a mango. on 'the if h, Fortun-
ately. however little damage was done.
Miss Edith White gavoa very enjoy y-,
able golf luncheon on the olhb grounds
to a number of friends MOM”
ter-
noon. A putting matchIwas a 'f taro
cf the entertainment.
The male members of Cannon held a
social 'gathcriug "Thursday evdnin'g,’
Jilly un
R W.
In Cannon ilaii.
Koch!“ and Mrs A. W. Mer~
mg were among those‘ who celebrated
nependopce Day with a display of
firework
Artist
a
Mayor and family, who have
leased the Thuyer place In North will
ton, 'have returned home after a two
Weeke' a
,.
bssucs in Long lslahd.
Mia‘s Sallie Tucker, of this city, is oc-
copying
her summer residence In Hurl-
butt stmet.
Program of the Union Patriotic ser-
vice,
Church,
1a.:
Organ
held
in the Congregational
Wilton, ‘July 3rd. at 3. 30 p
Prelude.
Hymn—“Come Thou Almighty King."
Scripture Lesson and Prayer by Rev
W. is}.
thew' s
Declarst
Hooker rector of St. Mat-
Episcopal Church.
ion of Independence read by
Professor Strong Comstbck.
Hymn—"Battle Hymn oi: the Repuba
lic, "
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
Realponslvo reading of Psalms lit and
15
Address
tor o
by Rev llldwln M Pickup. pain
f the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Chnncn. ‘
Hymn—-
Hand. ’
Address
"Oh God Beneeth 'l‘hy Guiding
' Leonard Becca.
by Charles anes Ogden of
New York.
Offering
Christi
Address
for the United States soldiers
an Aid Association.
by the Rev ill; W. Byshe, pas-
tor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, of North Wilton
Address
by Herbert Ogden. of New
New York. 5
Prayer by Rev. W. D. Hart. pastor of
the Co
ngregatlonal Church.
Doxology~"Pralse God ‘F‘rom Whom
. All Blessings Flow."
Benedict
lot: by Rev. E. M, l’lckop.
Tllls program was successfully ren-
dered and was much appreciated by a
large an
d interested audience.
CURED OF IRIGHT'I DIIEAIE.
Mr Robert 0 Burke. Elnora, N. Y.
Wl'ltCS‘
ey' e Kidney Care i had, to get up from f
twelve to twenty time! a hint. and 1,
“Before I started to use Fol-
was all bloated up with dropsy and in!
eyesight
scarcely
the room.
was so Impaired f, dould
see one of my fimtly‘ across
1 had given, up hope of liv-’
ing. when a friend recommend d Fo-
lsy’ s Kidney Care. 3'
tie worked wonders and honors iihhd
taken the third bottle the"
well as all other symptoms of »
For sale at Plato :
gone, as
Bright 3
Ottawa
disease. "
ted's Drug Store
WILLIHANTIC earss ON STRIKE.-
Two la
——'a-—.
lky Leeks Brlnp City's lush,
ness Ali-nest to a Standatlll.
WILLIMANTIC. Conn., July 850!!-
ing to the refusal of the two lgcgest ’ed
safes in
the city
very DOC
almost a
the city, to open yesterday.
of Willimantlc is placedin e.
ullar position and business a
t a standstill. The large safe-
ty deposit vault of the Windham Coun.
ty National bank which is worked by
a time lock rod which was set to open
at the hour of 7 o'clock this morning,
did not
do so. and after experiments
by the different bank olilclals. it was
decided
York for experts.
to send to Boston and New I.
About this time it
was found that the large safe in the
Willlmantlc post cities had also gone
on strike and could not be spend to
its regular combination.
The same
experts will be employed on both-Jobs.
In the;vault of the bank is the ,weekly
pay of several thousand employee of
the American Thread company and in
the latter are the stamps and allatbe
Money. books and money DidertiIbe-
longing
to the postoihce.
{WORKING NIOH'I' AND DAV. .,
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is Dr. King’s New
Life Pills.
ness lat
eadrgy,
The ‘re
3”}!!th
v.
Those pills change weak-
0 strength, lls'tlessness Into
braln- into mental power.
woods I In 'bulldlhg up'the
Only 25¢ per box. . Sold by
WOULD. nor accuse acne. __ ,,
now uni/an July t—Ccuneel for.
.10an Care was’ <
drowsy has“.
(Continued from L
1 late in November or ear
T. ,v {w
Dr Clapp, the wit“, that
been the family doctor-I _~ ,-they
came to Stratferd. Shal’ "'l V‘Iways
consldered him '15 I,“ .2 rie d.
IOnIy a day or "'9 1 and III
she called him 00., a i or the
ichlldren who had' 7' III“ is the
train, which had “0.20 ‘i facu-
mania. or as It a" , led in, .ahidmn.
IJI‘UIIIWIJIIII Al 0 ,l‘
house. she offered Wp ’ a
visit, but he refused to accept any ,
pay. For two yorsrhorualtezt In;
qucutly has refused“ to man
money. anp :-
him and he did W’Fs l” {ti-L.
next day, when “a shld‘ hl'e‘lhh'd had
not told him about 1' He
asked whyI they? had a sell him
a second one Iaild I'Mr'sliIItI , thld
him that th‘ey’ would have I
on services were! not new? «figs
not want to Imposs' apos- iidfiw‘a
replied that they were glare ”is
come to his eorvioee', so Ital-when
or how many times that ”(all him.
an. o ocir‘ declared ’sii
never hee‘ma bill com ”I
never knew 11953335, ;
until he had "383;! i , _
had orbdited '
"baby ‘ttlouey" to Nr.’ ,_
sonal account. ‘-
"‘Hla last professl hal’,
6 1903. He C11 qu .‘ ‘
pro a iy_ half a dozen. -
asked :5. Mr Bullock;
l.
the times, for tlibre" we . ,. I' -
ed evedth‘i to in them have;
—
n+2
‘fThe,(Ssurd ya I:
giydinz', hgv‘aga rim: 5.. a
'9 T). the t1 ,.:
11’;de forRMeI Bullock, . 19",“? 11‘
Mr. Bullock was in B mm 2m;
where he was 'atteadloglu
and where he badbes
'weeks. He wason
gs,
gvlg for disc
Ii. IIIIappl cal "En: ,
the evening. and ' 'N'I'soph figure
gets, home :sll him. to some dhli uto
my 'offlce at once,- 'w'ltae _1
said I would.
"The night of. Dec. S
was at the chprch with the. .
lists, Mr. and Mrs. Painter some
lleara, who were- holdiilx. Jlflxlcos
there. I ate ed at, héme I ‘ (all
services they- all came home It the
exception of Mr. Buliock.- and,“ had
lunch. Litter Mr llock 0.. :ln
:apd saithhe would ha 9 to m; ‘t 'or
In llttle walk, and- would
:I'leaio Mr. Heara ii an to. his
’plpce aloud. He was rental
house, and only came to our
the day time ,
“Mr. Bullock went away. hail , 3
.others retired. I sat. up in In” tor ‘I
Mr. Bullock, as was my cums. flat ~ '
.‘hs did- not return.- Finally I
came a knock at the door-M '
no answer it. it was then 1
Mr. Stimson was at
In... for an- users. "I
'«ren what tilts a...
'ducs this testimony,
lthat there was a I
’Mr. Stimson. thd‘ 2
lamps. to modems-é.
1character, but the questioh‘
I'
There was nothing
to along this link. Mrs
ed that she had never reg .
Shsiler to care for the Oh
any, time, and wit thle’5h
witness was pa am I ,
son, for the erase cashih . '
~ The Jury was then; -
:the court adjourned ii
’ing. at 10 oclock "
Just before the cl
tcrnoon, Mrs. Bulldog” ‘
9P!“
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