A . nuns turnoll .nround and told him not. i
I ’“ ‘There Allen Judson'hnd
stables got in und he took then: back I‘
r‘v‘
~_ four or the (lashes.
\
., only to the i‘éprllmllltl. ‘ The witness
{told that; he pilld no utto
V'led his car and went towurdtlle gl'oIIp.,'I
‘ stopped by Chief
’ and did not nttempt to got Into any of
Buouonlo wan ligho
The num mode 11
to do that again.
ling II cignrotte,
u o the
party on they all morvrd ‘iII‘ II grout} .
towlmi the opposite side of the loud ‘I
Muttlo ordered the witnoos to go on y
the road and turn around The wit- ,.
nous doll: that he ‘wont on the road .‘
about 150 foot Winn he heard the ro. ':
putt of ti revolver. .
« Put. on Speed. ,
The witness said that he did not
pay any attention to the matter aup- “
posing that the. men Were out to Inuit:I j
‘aome noise. While he was baching‘V
hincar around helloard the reports}
nndlooklng only his loll; shoulder saw
They were all- ‘
patently directed towhld the ground
At that time he did not see the Infill
distinctly, but .saw the group of molt."-I
Mr. Hall continuing said that he'tum-j i
When he was within 10 or 15 feet;
away from them he stopped. He
looked toward the group nnd saw tho ’
form of the woman on the ground. -’
Then it occurred that the woman was .
StilDt. He put on his speed, and low ‘
orlng his head and drove past them
and did not stop until he arrived at
Geotge Lines house He met Mr.
Lines there and told him what had
happened. MI. Lines toleuhoneri. AL f
tor that he proceeded to Strati'ol'd.
Chasing Murderers.
Mr. Hall swirl “that. when he reached
the center at the town the atOpped in ,
front of the tire donut/mom house. 1
some 6011- ‘
to the scene. of the shooting. When
no got bath the woman was still on i
the ground. Thole was II number of
persons about her. The witness said
that lie continued on the loud for four
or the miles until they met Police "
CVlIiof Robbins of sn’euon,_su.ue turtl- -
ell hack. ‘on the way buck nouns ‘
Judson who put 3
Buonomo in he“ cm and. took him into 1
the contel or the town'. MI‘ Hull con-
tinned his «antimony in all Ig that»;
he quI’Is out witli iM Eridgép rt polloe‘i‘
and others Jill night on the calls and
ans not Ieleased Iinlil 8 o’clock :theV .
following inofnlil . . ,. . .
Questioned bl Attorney J. C Cham-
heriain Mr. Hall said that joy riding '
was not an uncommon term ()rigln- .
all) it uns called joy riding when II
,ohunflt‘ur look out n our without the "
consent or the owner but now Joy
twining is when- any one goes out on II ,
Stark in on automobile. The witness
said that no time dunlng the night did .
he hear the Iolre of the woman. lie I
admitted houevel, that all the time
the porn kept in the public highway
the by roads Buonomo did not allow
gully anger when he was-told not to
aerate-h the cur with IIIIItchoII When
the witneso saw the limit on the
ground iIé started to got away as last
{ll-l ho could. lie ducked hill head on
u total will: the steering wheel and
Iuimitlod that he pushed the our as
foot as 70 mileu. but at no Limo was
in; excited it he lIIIIi boon rattled he
might halo made II moon of it in mt‘i
ting own in II too qlliik Hunt of the
(I‘m und ripping un’ illu genus.
No Flam.
Attorney Flnlliorltono started in to
lilo some cross-oxurninullon whon ho
was otoppod by Judge (man who told
that il‘llo represented the some men
that Attomay Chamberlain Illd, thol
oronsloxalulnniiun should be conilnod‘
to ouo lawyer.
in humor to ououtloltn by Attorney ‘
Humor ll'itnIIIIo_ Mr. Hall will that
tho our was Itovor paid [or in manual
to lilo hearing of conversation or the
gnome in the roar purl at the our the
utmost onto that although he won go.
log at the min or, 25 mlloh he could
dlill‘illfilllllh their oonvormnon, admit
um; that the mommout of tho car did
not make II wind .
in rtallmt by muddled, on to
how the IIIIIII wono mum «bout the
body. Mr. lint! replied tint may were
Ill mulling on him north Igloo of the
road But he Would not any who it
WM that “pounding Mono to the
my. To him it looked like II group.
Mylm ht did not one any alto mum
lax wort from tllé mull. :‘Nplthor (no
he no mm W ‘
at“ in
5813.5 for Girls
buy as mafly aéI‘IIVOu likef
restrictions, asuwe haveo‘ " "
'tyiof t ..
Worth double.
.3
(F ,
J.» .
.Q’v
1M 0 N .0 .5, made of good; I
heavy fleeced flannel
suitable for Bath Robes,
an lwell as short ones; 50c to 98c
SUITS for Boys
‘ as Well as Fancy Mixtures, sizes
6 to ‘17, Knickerbocker Panto: .
$1.50 and $2; worth $8 and $4. ”
Come in.
Blue Sex-gen,
Casi
Long
ta:
from
NETS
Yowought to see the prices on
‘ Put; In at good supply Vol .
f'lI'wo Blankets Iol' the mine- ‘
ofoiie. g . til
compon'mllnns and clam-rs “
900 for B1450 kind
$1. 25 for $2 kind
Orlelankotsfor 39.0
$2lto $3.98.
Bridgeport police, testified that lie
was doing duty with onion: Hol-
‘urook in Water street on the night a!
Oomhor 22, and am the touring car.
When it .8“!de on. hoII'ooosllhod
“Jimmy 14min" (niece) all one or the
party. Ho noticed that ‘lalla woman
hand uldo.
money Glendon. lino a monitor of
tho Imlioo domrtmout, minim! that
to. Will: doing duty on monomer but
that niull‘t. At 7:45 he not in n ’9'
port from the box «titular dominant:
«room. “He looked ”unwind my my
touring our in trout of-ho't’ltlo'ifw
loan, but on account‘orjtlwatrunt
lights in lroutmild not We any
Later, when tho. our ’wu'mtiu
uwm Vii ”0 I!!! III" N
of tilonum lull. but’dld iii. lilo men. '
north on Water om. whom mo ,
number Ill :lllo our, M It that lilo.
“ballot
hlsoplnlon, throw mill“
nightot October 22, he heard tho
allot: He was lying on a. lounge in
the dining loan. it rm: obout 8: 30
‘i’ront door. lilo now live man wall:-
;In¢ toward Shelton and going the
iothor wily, he now the toil lint of
wall in the roar lent on the ”3111.111 automobile gins in the. oppoom
direction. At that time he did not
attach any tinnillcnnoo to tho shoot-
ing“ Tum In: nomad from hill:
live man who won Willa: in his
mlddlo 01th: mu rum win . no
awroemul union: til‘aQ
Mr. until" 0am ’
told mm him I: walnut hall 1)
murdered m. Well” “it! that It
oclock. Ho mt up and went to that
than
mailer wanton on: to to out, whioilv
onloomon'r Doctorow lté’l‘hut‘
.M ......._.. m5 3:."
lug our in the neighborhood. did not reply, on there won an inlet» cammmn monnr OWE . 375n- pUngggjmn N. a, V
John J. Haluln. a. member or the rooting;Vt tutor, testified thnt on the“ 1-H: camps. ; I will) All: ORDERED.
The dull: knoll o! the old womlon
there i. no truth in tho rumor tint the dining and doping ma upon tho
county commie-diner: would roman to New York NWI Ham and Horton-Ii
Null a nominal mm for militant
«Imam lilo appointment 0! Dent: it 0' imam wu gonadal! loony when it uni
came known tint tho loud had placed
moon. m loomed my when than on order for no of the very tweet
ontuu- wmtwomhod on the not» out by the Pullman mount. Dellw
they it“ any such litigation: oninIIt'
own: William Vellum .. .
no. tom much w m (3th
I’m IlIII Mill (county mmlulum'
mid mm to mum law who.
«MM moi molt
Isuzu munhomm will
Im II m:- doubt as In mu Ital
Mutational! limo unwound lilo
lot- on! tho! emotionally denial! that:otool dining vino aim our: turned
Im on than out: in to in ruoholl
For Item the Netti-lawn Md out . . f
not-II using it. own Ilium Inna «low
«nonunion donoutotlloolnod wuwhliollloy m in Home to?
«am
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Soon: I
may?
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til- Fallout am it:
lilo] WM not in am_ II- no 9qu
mull
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that
slightly shop worn
from hanging a Iii
”plan? We will _
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how alrong II connoottol:
between Eyouho llfll .
Eminent authoring. .
oyealmin II the not,
yous troubles.
' Rmove the can“ by
proper gloom and file
he funnier 03'0th
luminous. ,
I. m3?» autumnal oi! tm
rum 4on II no
«Moo to combat it; ’1‘ ‘
we otter you.
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