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Attorney Builthfgells told ‘her story
salons-n: - I
“i am from Charleston. 5. C. I
went to Work at Dr. Batman's May
18.1914. 011 the night 0! June 30.
1 served dinner at 5: 45 o “clock Att-
er dinner I started to wash the dish-
es.
“While I was washing the dishes.
Elisabeth—Hrs. Canaan‘ 1: daughter——
?‘ Ohms law the kitchen. Soon after-
‘Vw’ards we. cal-man came in. She
was dressed in a kimona and had a
shawl around her neck. She told
Elisabeth to go back into the house.
Then litre. Cal-man went out the back
door. A minute later I heard a crash
of glass and the report of a pistol.
Mrs Carman came in the door again
“I was standing in the door be-
tween the pantry and the kitchen.
She said to me, I‘I shot him.’ Then
she showed me a revolver——-a black
number that was about nine inches
one. I grabbed her by the arm and
told her not to go into the office.
She said she was not going to do
anything else. Then I went into the
office.
“The body of a dead white woman
was lying on the floor near the
operating chair. Mrs. Carman fol-
lowed me into the office. She stay-
ed thelo about half a minute and
1 then want out )0 the waiting room.
MINEOI‘A' I“ Y" OCL 2146113 Dr. Cannon was there and so was
Coleman, n to ward n ‘a .
household Sid starl “31mg: (thrill: 'anoihel 1mm lwcnt into the kitch-
len and returned to the office 111 a
‘ Colored IWoman Gives Sensat-
, lonal lesiimpny in tile
lllineola Murder
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Defendant Appears Careworn,
But Wants to Testify
arm ‘ ,
day's thrbna sought t9 ate: the.
State testified today at the trial of? .
' .v . 'l '. in there
Mrs. Florence Conkllng Car-man, ac- 12:3?“ rph2;51P:::: big: into the
cased 0f the murder of Mts‘ Louise kitchen, finished washing the dishes
Bailey, that Mrs. Carman had up and went to my room and went to
peared to her, revolver in hand, a sleep
moment after Mrs. Bailey had been ' - .-
“The next morning about daylight
figmhztdhlhafi M” Carman had said: Mike. Carman came to my room. She
.8 1111 was dressed in a nightgown. She
The "9“ ”Wing “’0‘" duyngm said, ’Oh, Celia, what did I kill that
,, Hrs. Carman came to my room," woman for? lhope God will forgive
I Celia continued. “She said, ’Oh Celia me. You stick to me, and if anything
what did I kill that woman for? I happens to you I will take care of
hope God will forgive me. You stick your little boy.”
, to me, and if anything happens ‘0 .“I saw Mrs. Carman later that
'_5 morning at the breakfast table and
n l! she burst into tears After breakfast
, she came into the kitchen and told
me to forget that 1 had seen her the
night before. later that day Mrs
"snu SlnflAcHlCarman came in with her lawyer.
Mr. Levy. “Mrs Carmen winked at
, me when he asked me what I knew.
move ACIDS. oAsss AND CLOG I ”:3 M Levy that I didn't know
~anyl ng.
GED WASTE FROM UVER AND ‘Mr. Levy came again the next
BOWELS. day. Before he came Mrs. Carmun
Get a 10 cent box now. tpl? motto tell him I Susie mittdow:Z
sarsacrtnncr. C‘VOCO
That awful sourness. belching ohmme statement angpl sum“, it with-
”m and foul gases, that 93ml“ the'out reading it. He read it, howeVer
pit of the stomach. the heartburn,,'1‘hc statement was not true.
‘nervousness. nausea, bloating after;I "The day aim the murder Mrs.
eating. dizziness and sick headache,.‘Curman cam“ "“0 the kimhm ““d
di (1 asked me to make a wood fire ill/[he
means a sor ered stomach Which i,stove which I did. Later she came
,0“ not be regulated until you remOVe downstairs with a bundle at letters
,w the cause It isn't your stomach's,and burned them up In the fire That
‘ l'hult. Your stomach is as good as ”me do" She ‘0“ "‘9 ‘0 9“” be”
any father from the barn because she,
' - wanted him to get the re1ol1er out
Try Cascarem: they lmmedlflEIY‘or the house. lilr Conklln, 1m mm.
i cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, er. came in and went to her room
undigested and fermenting food and gidhug‘n hra'me ‘10“??le {le
foul uses; take the ex bil f e " :1 “mm” wit 11m ° re-
the llgver and ”I if noses at lIfus‘turned to the barn. The next day. l
ca y o ‘9 constpa e lWednoadny. Mrs. Carinan came into
‘ waste matter and poison from aniline kitchen and asked me to step in;
..'..WW818.. Then your stomach trouble to the office. I Went in and lilo (lo-l
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straighten you out by morning—a 10 lroroner‘s inquest?" the distlict attor-
cent box from any drug store willlney asked. !
keep your stomach sweet; liver andi “I did not " the witness answer-l
bowels regular for months. Don't. 9d- ,
target the children—their little insides; “I'm” “Sm“ ““"my “‘ ”“8 “"“l‘
. mod the witness char in John J.
'. new a 300d gentle cleansing, too Graham, Mrs. Carmen's counsel. torl
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tiny courtroom tad” in automation.
of hearing Cells tell her story. Less‘
than two hundred were able to do
so, and these were nearly all women.
‘ Mrs. Barman entered the court—
room between her husband and her
sister. Mrs. dds Powell. The de!end-'
ant appeared to be more carewgrn
than yesterday. She smiled to her
counselnand a Woman friend among
the spectators, and sank wearily into
a chair. .
As Celia testinfied Mrs. Carmen. sat
well back in her chair and never
once took herel’es tron: the witness.
On cross-examination Celia. said
she had never seen Mrs. Carmen
wear her kimono downstairs before
the night of the‘murder, Celia said
Mrs. Carmen stood in the kitchen for
ten or fifteen minutes betore she
passed out of the back door. and
that the crash of glass and the shot
occurred immediately afterwards.
“Did you know who she meant
when she said. 'I shot him?" Mr
Graham asked.
“No. I did not."
“Who opened the door is ween the
pantry and the doctor‘s om e?" ask.
ed Mr. Graham.
“Mrs. Cannon. i
"Did Mrs Carman say what' man.
she had shot?”
“No.
Maurice land, a bustling lawyer
from New Haven, Conn, was in South
Norwalk today making preparations
for opening a law alike in this citi’.
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der Stomach, Liver and Bowcls.
When your child suffers from a cold
don't wait; give the little stomach, ’l
liver and bowels a gentle. thorough
cleansing at once. When cross, peev~
ish. listless,~ pale. doesn't sleep, eat or
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ANDREW DAVEY
90 Wash St. So. Norwalk
Phone 410
act naturally; ii breath is bad, stom-
ach sour, give a tesspoontul oi "Cab l
ll'ornia Syrup of Figs," and in a few
hours all the clogged-up, constipatedl
waste. sour.bilo..and undigested food
will gently move out of the bowels,
and you have a well. playful child
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Shoes, for men
Price five dollars
A boot that reflects correct style and custom
quality. A special flat last, with low broad heel and
circular vamp, that is full of style and comfort.
We like to showour shoes.
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18 WASHINGTON 8T.
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it your child coughs. shuttles and:
has caught cold or is feverish or has?
a sore'tllroat'give a‘ good dose of “Cal-f
ifornia Syrup of Figs," to evacuatei
jtlle bowels no diderence what other
ltreatnlent is given
Sick children needn't be coaxed to l
take this harmless "fruit laxative"?
Millions of mothers keep it handy abeol
cause they know its action on thel
Istomacb, liver and bowels is prompt
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Ask your druzzist for s Bil-cont bot“,
tlo of “California Syrup oi Figs,"§
‘wlllch contains directions for habitual
children of all ages and for grown
ups plainly on the bottle. Beware oil
countertelts sold here. Get the gen-t. ‘
uine, made by "California Fig Syrup
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Gloves were not held up by the war. .
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any circumstances.
Washable Leatherette ‘ Gloves
white, black and gray,
25c, 50c, $1 "
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.in all Departments Where,
Cotton appears
The Sale of Cotton is the problem that confronts
the United States‘ today, for there has been raised ‘this
' year, almost if not quitc,tllc largest crop of cotton that
has been produced since that industry began. On ac-
count of the loss of foreign markets there are many mil—
lion bales waiting, for which there is as )ct no demand.
We propose to help 111 the only 1.1 ay possible for us“,
by making special displays of Cotton Products, the
goods needed for use in every household, attractively
shown and temptingly priced.
Materlals for Comfortables
Cotton Chalk, light Persian designs, 10C
Flowered Crepes, very dainty, ' I7c
Silkollnes, lovely colors and patterns, 12 1-26
Cotton Baits, large and snowy rolls, IO, 12 1- a, 15, 18
and 25 cts. I 1"-
Wash Dress Goods
Crepe Plaids, in late designs, :5 ctS.
Striped Crepes, light and dark, 25 cts.
Roman Stripcs, bright and clicctivc, 15c .
Durbar Suiting, old rosc, tan, blue, cts., 19c
Cotton 'Plaldsr
for School Dresses.
Special, one yard wide,»rcgular 25c, 21c
Cotton Tweeds
for Balmacaan Coats.
Good imitation of the Scotch Tweed, 59c
. For House Dresses
‘ Ginghams, best quality, value 25c, I9c
Bates Ginghams, stripes, checks and plain, Ia II-zc
Unbleached Seersucker, 26- inch, I 7c
Percales, yard wide, ...9c
Galatea Cloth. stripes and plain, 15C
. . Pique
All colors, regular 15c. quality, 9c
.Chev'iotior Shine, :2 1-2c
- I Ratinc. .
«The Ugllality that was $100a- 2 inches, 89c
Basement.
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2 2 " < Undermusllns
of approyedstyles. ,
La Grecquc Tailored Garments, well liked by the ..
businesg 1101mm, or one \\l10 must have perfectly fitting
underwear. 2-‘r" . . . "
5 Chemi-pantalon, admirable for one 11 he llltcs few un-
dergarments, $1.50 and up.
Skirt and Drawer Combinations,-$1.5o up.
Drawers,
50 {cts.
Brassieres, Special
' . An entirely now make of desirable style,
.. 25¢ (HINTS.
Ask to soc it.
Waists of fine Cotton
Late styles 111th gildlcs and 1cst‘ccs according to tho
. 11 hum of an c1 or changing fashion.
Crepes, Voilcs, Marquisettes and Embroidered Novel-
' ties,tl1e daintlcst of fcluinillé lllutelials made up with :1
touch of lilascullllc sel- crity. " Y
Prices $1.00, $r. 25 and $1. so.
Lingerie waists, all 11cw,.low
sleeles, ' ‘
Tailored Waists with low collars,
long sleeves, nice quality,
.a_,
- 11..
3mm
‘5
collars and ‘long
$1.00 to $4. 50
Ituckcd fronts,
$1350
Two styles, with Vaneclt‘s or attached collars,
50 and 75 cts., spacial. ‘_ , .
Madras Pajamas, _
Flue woven madras, revularly Worth $2. 00, .
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Potatoes ”it 170
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