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IUTTLllllli TRIAL.
11'1“ Itvidencc in the Case.
“will. I let-val“ Girl. and n
lam. Epistle.
Just-ton Occur. Norwalk. Ob. May 80th.
Burn. an Joust N Tl'T'l‘lJt. l
Bylaw Justice 1“. N. l’etty. l
avvaaasn'ena:
For State—II. ll. Dltllour.
For Defendant—Amati Giddlngs of South
Norwalk. and Judge Lockwood of Bridge-
porf."
Lorenao Dibble. Jr.. called.’lWol‘tl and
testified as follows :,—Was in the store that
light after the riny‘a business; had made
previous argangmncnts with Mr. Long to
meet me there; we were to meet at 10
o'clock. and we met on the supposition
, that somebody was going to ,cntnany
door: Ilt‘l Mr. Long in at my door about
IO o'clock ; we were secreted them; I went
in the front door; I carefully lucked illt‘
front door after I went in; I was alone; I
took the key out of the luck and put . it in
my pocket; I went immediately toward the
back door and unlocked it; Mr. Long came
about five minutes after me ; aftLr he came
1'! I locked and bolted the door; I wanted
M". Long to stethat the front door was
locked; there wits a bright light in my store.
l strong light; this was about 10‘ o‘clock;
Mr. Long sat himselfdown bl bind the. door;
the office door; at that time I was in the
back room with Mr. Long; I probably staid
with him about an hour or an hour and a
half; I left him and went out towar-l the
front part of the store and bid behind some
boxes and barrels; John ’l‘uttlc came in the
store through the front door; it was about
fifteen or twenty minutes‘cpast 12 o‘clock;
I heard a noise out there; I hoard faint steps
very quietly falling; I heard the door open
on its hinges; I saw Chief of Police 'I‘uttlo
pass by on tip-toe. walking vcry quietly and
looking around; hepassed by to the door
up near the light; I watched him as far {all
outside—very near the light; then there was
a short pause. and the next thing that saili-
tedrmy cars he says : " lIallo. Georgie!
\Vhat are you doing here t" George said :
"I don't know. “'hat arc you doing here.
and how did you get in 2’". Tuttlc said the
door was ugiocked; Mr. Long replied that
the door was not unlocked ; then I came out
frommy hiding place and put in an appear.
ance. and I immediately demanded the kty.
to my store from Mr. Tultle; I said that
he had it in his pocket; I had
said something previous to that; I had ac-
cused him of being a thief; when ltc said he
hadn‘t any=key I told hitn he was a liar; he
says "ssearch me, Search inc. I have not any
key to your store door," and he says to me ;
“ you talk foolish;" says I. you lie. yott
llu;" he says: ”you can search Berger."
At this time Berger was standing very near
the light; Mr. Birgcr came in after being
called by Mr. Tutlle; Berger rather grunted
" you" was not frank about it ; lilr. Tuttlu
wanted to know if I supposed he would
come in there that moonlight night; 'I said.
"do you suppose I Would stay in this store
on purpose to catch a thief. and leave the
door open like a fool?" I turned to HIV
friend and said: “ George. shall we search
him?" Mr. Ling said: “I don‘t know.
you" Isald to Mr. Bergcr: “ are you willing
to be searched? come he a man now and
tell mo if you are willing to be searched ? "
Mr. Berger refused to be searched. At this
time we had fiasstid down near the store
door; this was all within the store. Mt.
Tunic-wanted me to go up into the police
room; he was so anxious that I would not
give a cent to search him ; we all. sort of
struggled out together: I think Mr. Berger
passed out that; am very sure. quite sure.
but I won‘t swear whether Mr. Tuttle or
Mr. Bereer passed out first; there was more
conversatton' outside; it was to about the
same eff-ct; Tuttle continued to say:
”search mc;“ slysl: “ here is a matul
want to search .\lr. Bergrr; " Beret-r refuseil
to be searched; he said he had not liven used
to such treatment; he sort of mumbled it
out; we were standing for some few min-
utes; I was expressing my feeliua< prt ttv
freely as I often do in regard to Mr. Tltilie';
Mr. Berger went away first ; Illr. 'l‘tltlll
stood up against the post; I stood near Mr
Iluys‘ market. next to my st lire; )il. l. tag
“all at my right; Mr. Berger ptsso-i down
to the end of the meat market; he a‘mr
there twoor three seconds and his back wm
toward me at that time. and he fumbled
around hiscoat; he turned p‘lf‘ll’ around.
fumbled in his coat and came back to where
we were standing; I told Mr. Tuttle he had
c.1101 seen the end of this affair—that l knob
athiaggr two. That is all of any impor~
tnacc.
Fstyv-r Barbour shows paper and asks
Mrmibhle if he ever saw that before.
Dibble.-—Thal paper was found in the
keyhole on Friday about four o‘clock ; it
was picked out from mytloek; I knew it
was in the look on the very night the store
was entered by Turtle; Inotiecd it in the
key little after Mr. 'I‘utlle had been in it...
more; I saw but a very small bit of the
paper slickinc in the keyhole. I was in a
very amt hurry uhétl I went in. and if the
panel bud bccn theml proluhly would not
‘ba'vc seen it.
Mr. Blrbour abs“ kc: with a paper
‘ wound around it. and explain: how it was
used. ,
Dibble. -I have not had any «inclination
with lift. Tattle vines Thursdav night; my
nones- dravrcr is about in the middle of tbc
counter. I missed army the night previous.
and the night previous t l that; have missed
my before. ,
Questioning as l l loss of inner previous
VIG‘I‘INNiIb‘Y ninlll chimed in; oblccllnuu
not sustained.
manta-not. Wednesday ninbbl missed
sewn dollars in div-«r change; (in “Maine:
day nlttlit I c. and the money so as to
know how much as illcrc. among which
was a tun tea (\‘ill ref ‘ l left the m‘oncy
in the draw «Value "'0in l berm» iiil’a lilnr
I but lost other lunacy.
Barblmr—llawionc have you been mills;
in; money st the it are?
Oijclrd t r—ohicclian nut .uu .Ittmi.
Hr. Dibble—From time to time. frulll our
to too months; all in silver; I take the bills
hunts; uhcn .‘lir. 'I‘nllh- came into the lioro
Thursday uieltt. I dii not observe that he
had nytbinn in his band.
Gross‘cxsrninailnn by Jul-inc Lthkwuoil-n
We been losing inns” for one or twin
_ matin’lconld not tell but» much; have
missed it cutof the drawer over niabt. but
could not tell but! tnucb at a time I new
I“; I missed ablut arm doll in on tho-
. hfprcuriouv to Mr. Tattle bring found in.
‘ 3 I cianol tell how ranch have
closeout would any Ibsvc iwl
' . from In to ("can dollars pcsvb
sues-mums dad‘s know! In only
= I have made Jennie“ afar
“be: mac-tin the unit of staying
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door "or II the aim was t—l
twelve "are“ have been in twiitcgntva:
yes It“ were on live
t not I
«fibres
when: “T
Ican any car loan. may have been a
{:‘I after I wont there. 1 «wt tell for ccr
in I won‘t say for certain whether I have
last sank .crnctl ins Ml! has notbeon
taken off one Thursday nicbt. and the its:
works very fine and may; I can turn it so
that there is pain pcraon in till! room that
can hcar it: it turned in any ordinary “‘ttl’,
it would make an ordinary noise: t
double door; the‘otnur door is boiled at the
top and bottom; it was boiled that night i I
discovrrcd that paper the next aflcrnuon ot
towards It hit the mm was in the lock
Wlif'flrIlM ld “Wt oar. and I. didn‘t sup"
poi“ I diuturbcd it; i incited the store that
night with lbc'nnpor in the lock. and also
unlocked it; William lllndlcy o coed the
store next morning; it may have been there
a month ; it is an ltthf‘lHif‘llll‘m of elotllluu;
I did not search Tuttio bt-cauaa he was nth--
nether too wiiilnc; have never tried to open
my stoic door with any other key but ”it‘ll:
don‘t know of its being opened by any other
kcv but that ; tho lock is in order: Ili‘th‘
never seen any other key tried ; l have
tried the experiment of putting a Ml)”
‘Imlll‘l lltf‘ ch: have tried oncvt U" lWH‘t‘
btlt could not make it wolkt I don‘t will)”
could makc it wotkt Ilutvo lricd W0 “1'
4th pieces of paper and have tricd two 0?
three ti tics and did not sttccccd with any
can of them- J. ll. ltavntond was with me
at the time; Isold I did not know whether
it was possible or not ; I said that it Was
somewhat doubtful; I went in about ten
o'clock; wont in the front door: Mr. Long
contain in about five minutes; 1 locked tip
the store about nine or half past nine o‘clock;
the light was burning; it was quite a bright
light; I looked the door after I went in :
told Mr. Long to conic in the back door; I
do not know where I put the kcv. but am
certain I put it in our pocket; Mr. Long
came in in about five or ten minutes; he
came in the back room : Mr. Long came in
the back door; I heard him when heknock~
ed ; he made himself comfortable behind the
door: we staid there an hour or an hour and
a half before I wcntmtl intn llif‘ store; I
lltitl’lllm look at the door uttd sectbul it was
locked; be looked at it and saw that it
was locked ; front where he stood it is pt'th
rltups twenty feet from the door; we were
both in the office Wilt n I asked him to look
out in llli‘ front door to see if it was looked;
I then secreted myself and did not. leave
tllat position until Mr. Tuitlc (“illltt in; .l
was secreted little nearer the front end than
I was toward the. middle; I did not bear
any one come in. the door: I heard a. noise
Outside. I knew lie was out there; in open-
ing the door sometimes makes a noise and
somttimcs it does not; it made some noise
that niebl; I heard it; I heard this noise
before I saw Mr. 'l‘ntttc; Mr. 'I‘ltttlc did u“
go to the money drawer first night; he went
down to the end of the store; went straight
to the back part of tho store; he wcnl by
the money drawer to :0 there; he went
straight through the store to the office; he
stud: “ lIcllo. Georgie. what are you doing
here ; " when he said this I was in the front
of the store; Tome and George were in the
office; I was about twenty feet from him ; I
am quite positive he did not have. anvthine
in his band; to Tuttle‘s question George
said: “I don‘t know. wind are rou doing
here? how did you get in?“ Tllltlc. said the
doorwas unlocked; ilcrgcr was out on the
sidewalk ; 'I‘ltttll- was ill the slur"; Tltllll‘
said: " Ed. ;" El. says: " ”till". “‘lll) is in
”101‘"? " Ttlflllt fluid: “ George Long ; “
'l‘uttle spoke in a low tone of voice; Ed.
keys
the door; he was not moving; (in not
know whether he was coming across the
slrt'f’l or not; saw him pass ill the door; I
don't know for a positive- fact llltll ho was
up the sidewalk; I was waiting cxpecliut:
luttlc to go to the money drawer; when I
up! up I told Tultle he was a thief and a
bar; I told him her was a damned thief; I
would not search him‘bccanse 1.2?" was 3..
anxious; I did not .It‘lil’lfltl the key the first
thing. Berger must have been outside When
I demanded the key; the first time 'l‘ltitic
sud, “ scorch mc. search the; " Mr. 'l‘ttlllo
bad at that tithe no opportunity to slip the
kt‘3‘1"llt'l‘gl‘r.' be told me. to searcb him
after ilorgl-r castle in; never told the clerks
dll‘ectly that I had missed money; have
suspected something was wrong; I laid this
trap for 'l‘ullio to come iii and go to the
money drawer; Idid not see that lirrcer
bad a pitiful in his band; llindlev had bl-cu
there about seven months; be came from
l).lrien; I knew hint before that ; he boards
on Flax Hill. and sleeps where he boards;
never know of him sleeping in the store:
knew of his point.' to the store for groceries
for a friend; (In not remember whether the
man paid him for the no ids when delivered
or net; 1 have suspected the cirrks. and
have been a little more on my 2n lr-l.
Il‘f"Dl.l'f:('f..-Tll0 liubl is ueatmlbc. billet!
door; it than would have to pass by Illt‘
ltubt to see in the other; I told Mr Lv-ug to
collie lo the windows; ‘tbo sash unis slid
back. I pushed away a colt that was bani:
tag there; he looked out and saw-the light
shining on the bolt.
Rowena—On I'f‘di‘f'lHS examination Mr.
Dibble stated how the look was fastened on
the door. illustrated how the light would
shine on the bolt. and also explained that he
had shown it to Ferd. llsyl's that night. but
did not take him in the office where Mr.
L tut: saw the licbf.
CHAS E SFA‘alot'tt ——S\vorn and exam-
"I(‘t..-13IV bustnl-ss is will-r of the Fun
National Blnk of S with N ‘l‘\\"l\.l(: 1 par llll
n-llicvmea of S uttb Nurwalk; l p w them
I‘ll bills; I rec~ ived from Mr 'I‘tlttlc his real:
'or the last three months he has paid hi.-
t~vt In (Win.
Crvavs-h‘rtrmr'uvr't‘wr-—"l‘he rent is light doi~
larl per month; his Sill‘lly is six hundret
per year: he \l‘liitllV pays his rent file‘s Hill-
llv he tl-cctvl-s his s Il‘lTl‘; be duos not put
ue nip-u 11* gets his money. ll‘il llf‘f‘l‘\\"lf‘vl~
or coin; I p‘u bitn everrimonih fifty dollars:
Il‘l rent is due first of rum: month; he gt
sis pay- when the c ‘Ulloilillell pay him off.
it! nevrr pays his rut before he gm hi
uoncy norm on one instance; on May ‘3 ‘
re paid his rent. and did not got his pay no
Ill MW 9th; in April he paid me the row
in the 4th; and also got his money on
April 4th; I would not say what tilnoofthr
lay; pay him the mom-y sometiml
‘mtwrsn the hours of ii and 3 o‘clock; when
l plid him he Wrnl up stairs and then cunt
right back and paid me the rent in e. do; i
rive him bills-fives or lens; bu QIVl‘ Ill“
«be rvnt money in coin. in qdlr‘fil‘n un«
llaiv-‘s; he paid me the roll! in M‘rch on
the (lib; I'paid hill. his salary in bills. and
he mid mo in min; he dil the suns as in:
ltd the time lloforo—ntveut up all". [you
came down and paid me in coin; I girl
uiln bills and did not l‘liitl out the rent in
«cancer do in ll; be said no lllll com-
in and pay the roubund did a. and “\i'
me. in solo; do not remember ah all. F‘ll.
ind Jan. : I know his wife by sight; cannot
say whether she can $90 or not i have blood
ample speak about ‘l‘tll‘le‘s keeping Sill‘c‘
for the benefit of his wife: have heard it
since this ntfur c one out.
A. II. mwunnn§.vltrn and examluolsu
Mr mam-u ts tile lurk business. out with
the Nurwalk Lock 09.; I have sold lib.
‘l‘nttlv keys within the last three months;
have sold him 5 keys at olden-lat lllllrva‘;
have well butt in the shop at tiller liar-s;
almost any one flirt-c sells keys: sold bull in
mortise kcy.stccl bit; sold him is rimmed
kcv the second tints; the. thirdrtimv ‘l\\‘u
“not my»; also sold hint a small latch key;
the kcvs were all slush hers.
“mum for it“: licfcunn snows a bunch of
keys in “punts “to also of keys bought by
‘l‘ut in.
Nb Rimll then stated in rcoiircct crumb
mung that no the intruder lock could be
“pom by ukuletuu low. or picked by wire
exocpi a nun was an carport. uni cvcn turn
not without areal ditheu 'l'~
Gannon 1i. Lona. sworn-d want to
n.hbic's store at N o‘cimk on Thursday
it ill; wvnt in the back than it 'Mtblfllit‘d
pm me by Mr. Dtu‘lle; saw it Well-
boilcd; my attention rm cllicl to the from.
d cor; can swear I saw the built there was !
mun“; p.“ "float-tr luck in the lamp;
bad um“ fl Ill“ normal hours 131le Mm
'“l‘uttio estate in;‘ I dld not see him cater; hc
was valeting inc office when I first cur turn;
could but us» out intotbestcrs: humanities
amt said. “ \Vllnl 2m vuu actuation!“ I
.III 1. “What utu \mudning here and huwdld
mil uei‘in r “ Without turning be said.“ Eli.
era is G satire Luigi“ iw spoke in a low
lone; Mr. II‘lii‘N‘ asked who 'n‘us‘ in the
«or .. 'l‘utlle Mill. *‘ Gimme Lung. ‘ I tbca
stepped tutlic office door an-l locket llul‘
burner was allelut hull my to the dour; I
looked at my watch; it Web “:15; Mittens
‘f‘ultle bad rublwrson; he had notable in
his hand. his club was in hicbrltt Mr. Din
his then eons out revolver in band and stud
“ You donned thief. give are my ecvca lid.
lsru y -u stole from am“ Mr. 'l‘uutc me
no and amine no lunacy from bun; Mr.
Dibble said that be was a dormant Iiaf‘ an.)
that be bad a key In lion" Ir. ‘luuie
a. "state m‘ I" ‘ Mai?
not! we, = 'i. ' . I
I, almanac; table
like other Ilcdc; ,
but
was on the sidewalk; I saw ltiur rlcbt ncar=
driven back and ctliid not. begotten when
unlocked; there was on key In the titlfll‘l
when the officc I saw one uartcr of an
”in ‘ the bolt shot} if it bad a unlock;
all all! not western it. tile court than
sojourn“ until , dayuncrninuatilo‘elock.
Partner's I'nccalatauu.
The gain net I about. at inc..vrl a «lame
are soon Wednesday?“ acncxciuhloons.
r. ecu Long walc cli tectimanv cumin.
and as in own: nuid an see any part of bait «flack
when unlnultcd tbad tried it ins niolli. i stand last
night ill exactly same c at as all 'I‘ mutiny night i
ifunlocilcdcoubiuuts any \rto bolt: there in
Iprlnubnlt on top of door: it] not stop to m if
oorw incited; made some examinations last
at but. tbbla‘s request; made examination to
Ill sfy my own curiosity i there were several awn:
in the store at this time; the store was clear l at
of door is l. inch “‘Ill\“ don‘t know lcnutll the
lamp was on the ants of cities in Item I sat a
warmfricndnfllthhlc‘s. linirclntnd but very intb
taste; at his request \l'ctltla utol‘couihc at ht cf
the t tillorc was tto plan filtifltl cacapthr chic-
Dibblc hid himself behind some boxes ; be ex peeled
'l‘uttin to etltcr : don‘t know ant-thing about money
in draw ; was ill store about ill; but"! before 'I‘tltlin
came iatl looked at watch whoa he malls llll appear-
ance and it was t; past ill [run a reporter. and
made the rcporl last week for Mariana: ant ccrlnin
in m ' mind that store door was lucked t-tildtt‘t soc
nthh c lock door. bttt he told am it was nobody
lockori ; he told me this after 'l‘ltttlc had been ill
stat-c ; was behind (\fllcodoor and did not sec 'l‘ut-
tlc till he was ill store ; acoat was thrown over of~
ficc door to conceal mu ; lllilbic lav outside among
Hum“ boron. lilr. Loni: tostitlcd in substance thc
cantons lift. llihbli- concerning what 'l‘tttlltt said
when he illnl‘lwttt‘t'd Mr. Lone In ofllcb. and also
llibblo‘slanguagc to 'l‘lttilo about searching him.
i didn‘t hear 'I‘nttlu when he climb in l hoard various
nutscs outside before that: Dibble did not suspect
hisclcrks ; ’I‘utliuwns dressed in hts regular uni
form i ““tlrcd that he wu- particularly free b'mdl‘di
“micwihathc had rubbers on his foot: did not
scarchhlmntysclfbccausc I thought it was Dill.
blo‘spioaictndothat; couldn‘t sav wbv I said
” Search him :“ have known Will lliatllay some
few months i have seen him in storo ; didn‘t. speak
to illhbic after we ported that night ; never said to
any nnc that D thin and I wont round-tn back door
that niehl. We also lcarnnd that Dibble nuoroa
sometimes. 'i‘h forsvoinu contains the whole
sttbstlfftco of ‘Mr. I. nu's testimony.
Farrnr Burke to tilt-d that on Friday niuht hv
look the measure Dibble‘s store. and found i.
was ill ft. llllill'lif‘ from front door in light. front
ilebl to draw anal ~l ft.. from built to office door to
inchcs; on train! from litrht toofllcn door a person
would not see the liuht. if door was a little more
than half open a person would not see the coat :
was in the store after dark ; .lt is light cnnltgh in the
office to discern a person‘s fcaittrml ; it is .polalblo
when stattdi-lu in the oflicc to no that the door is
locked : have tried it. and the bait nhow- \. inch :
lllf‘ bolt is l»‘.incbcs wide tip and down. f‘ross Ev-
amlncd,——'l‘hc bolt slim-cl out ‘. of an inch. and ‘.
of an inch cart he soon: the bolt mics in Ir. llif'll : l
tucmlurcri it at. Mr. Dibbll-‘rl request. when hl- father.
Messrs. ('anlnsham. Smith and other: were prcsnn‘:
tlte llcbt is not dlroetly in front. of lltl‘ floor. but
about 1‘... ft. from it direct lino. and ’7 ft. blob:
could ttot any Whether the litzht was turned nil full
or not : have noticed that Mr. Dibble always kept a
llf‘l‘Ylli llrllt bttrtttng tn lllllll'lf‘t‘. ‘
Mayor Ely sworn “NV instructions to the more
are given to the chief. and ll\' him to the patrnlnlon:
otdcrs are that they shall keep within f‘lllV f‘lll.
artd to be at the late trains; it is the duty of chief
to her avceordofd or: found open Cross Rx»
amine: Ilttlt'o been (tutti/nut of tho fact that they
have lately boon tnukittu examinations of the atnrcs
If‘L'f‘lIll‘r at you! into hours. lltnrl- not known llll\‘
thine again-t lllr 'l‘ttlllc fill an bone-l ilt'ill. lto di.
rl‘r't: 'i‘ultle has always paid his debts. and that i.-
nll that I can anv ; havc generally disbclil-vud tbc
atoricsaoalnstbim and look ltpon a man as inno-
f‘t‘lll until he isprm-cd entity : it than that was in-
toxicated claimed that llt'lllltl lll‘l‘ll robbed by 'I‘nttli-
and he. i ttnrlcrslnd. retracted : at tlmcs l have
thought him honest and again I have had my
doubts. lie (‘rltss.-—Ill'forc the transactions of
'l‘hursdav plant I had come to the conclusion that
be was honest. but vct had my doubts. I don't rc-
mcmber of Mr. 'l‘uttlc wearing rubbora cxcuot on
stormy nights Sinec this l“tliillaf‘llflll Tutti» has
told Int‘ thcy worn in the habit of wearing rubbers :
don‘t recall any lltnc at night when i saw him with
rubbers on : a policeman would not be doing his
duty to make a homo. .
Ilcrnlan Sheldon—Am clcrk at A.1ltckcrman &
Son‘s: Tltttlc has made payrucuta to run about the
first. of (‘flf‘l‘ month. before and since Jan. let. to the
amount or $5 (to in coin and bills; tbc last was in
chin just after the list of May: it was $5 (‘4) in half
dollars and llllll'li‘rli. ’
Robert I. 'I‘lllll‘ti.—-'I‘:\'i\n\ll\l‘ll Ilibbii-‘u «turn but
night ; found vcrrlittll- litzhl in IIII‘ ntllrc ; can‘t
any i would recognise any one till-re : looked from
window in ntilcc and could see the door and the bolt;
the lamp was burning brightly.
l‘bas. \\'. Stuitlt ‘IIHYI‘ recently examined the
store : was irt fbc "Ml‘t‘; it was liulttrnouub to dim
cm‘cr feature.- : left the door unlocked and could
not not- the bolt ; lncrrl-ll iLatld could soc tho bolt ;
a bright ll‘EIII was burning
Mr. I)lbbie.—Thcro was llto some light ill-l 'l‘itttrrL
day cvcuinu. as on the previous week. The twat
bought;‘ on tho door is not cant-rally thori- : i turn
cd down the light but nitrbt after the gutttlctuo-t
came in. Girls natttoli lll-yll- wort- titer». i made an
observation but no ntto may have heard it ; I may
have Nlltl that I would rlpcttd money to entrust
'l‘uttlc, and may have nautcd satin ; have made no
secret of it ; have no lutcrl-st ilt this (‘itrlc that would
make tttlI want to convict 'l‘uttll‘.
\an. lllndlr‘t’ «\Vurlt'td for Mf‘ Ililtblr‘ about 7
months; was in the store on Tuesday night about
10.1., o‘clock : carry a key : went to ”In storii because
it was ptorntv and Ilol wan: to no hum.-
unlocked the door. put. tho kcy in
the lock on the inside. look it out again
and put ‘t in ntv pocket; “eutto tho officu and gut
some, th nL'l‘ to lav on: any one parasitic alone to thc
light would be apt to one run; I was on tho "our on
Ibcll~ft of the More its you pass in; burr-rig and
boxes plll‘d up on tho side of die Moro: lay so tny
fcct extended out aortic. out not so fztr that any one
would trip over tltom‘. could not sec the front door.
but could see the light and nfllv‘l‘. but not llttantltll‘)‘
drawer. its near .\l l inn jltho it was half~past
twelve. after I had boon aslcon. Whoa I heard sumo
one pass “W; was suspicious it was Mr. 'f‘ttltlc; he
went down and turned down the light. and thou
turned and went behind the counter: heard thc
drawer opon and clot-c: board paper tear; to the
best uftnl' kuowb-dro that "it“ was 'l‘utllc; nnu
would be ltlozc apt to soc mo “hon ho was eotnlot:
out ; about a minute or two slflcr Mhr'l‘. came in and
walked directly to where [was and klrk‘cd too on
tho fool; didn‘t noticc be had anvtbiulr. in hialmmu
he :lllllII had left the door unlocked: told him :
dtliu‘t think i had; no both went in tho door. and
be told In.» nut to my anything to Mr. llibbin “built
it; be then told me to lock the floor. which I did.
and he wont ml and I laid down; he came in the
next morning between ltalf~past tlvnand aix.nud
attain told me not in say any. thim: about it. and
should! mo how be walked. llc walked on tip‘toc
cxllctly as tho man did that went to the druwcr: saw
Mr. 'l‘ltttlc again that afternoon: asked this if nibblh
knew I was in tho habit. of Flt‘t‘plll‘: iu the store; 1
said no; ituld Mr Dibble that morning.
t‘ross-Examinationwllavc usually slop! whcrol
havo boarded. bllt did not night lwfot‘c'l‘ttcstllly; re-
och N1 “.00 pcr wock. pay 8i (ill for board: had
been to lung‘s cntcrtainulcnt : have. never made a
habit of bottle out: was out at aptlrly ono uieht
last winter; did not go to thc at ore; open the store
in the morning; started In to in the store one night
bnforc to slccp but the pullco advised me not to;
they took mo in the hotel and llRKi‘d the proprietor
to elvc utc a room; said it would not cast his any.
thin! : had been to liarmun‘n show at Bridgeport;
saw Mr. flower and \lr. 'l‘tlt'le in front or Mr tub.
Mo‘s nturcleautm: on literati: flan ilrmvn pant-rt
the corner between the ao‘lcoaall Illl‘iolf; any... ....
member llcnrlnu lbl‘ clerks luv the! had boon in
there: came out from the entertainment abolt' bstf
{xvii tl-ll; light was lltrnwl up so i could sec ch-ry-
thin: ill the «turn: llt‘llf'l no onc llilf‘il tbndimr;
llt‘ll'Wl no one wnlkiug or any noise; \r is lying m.
.m- 1. {\k‘ “in; itllllrl coats ttudcr lll\‘ bond; tho up.“
“‘th tlrl'h’t‘tl in tho pulvct-tulu‘- suit; should think
the mat the same boulways wcllrs when on duly;
didn‘t think it best to spank to him; Wantcd to sec
chat bin intentions ware: lilo money (Ir-aWt‘r m».
ab \lll l‘.‘f e' in the TlL'lll of Ill“; when ilc tvnul our
‘ rli i not llo‘lt‘ the door shut: thou ll"‘ll‘fl if clicking;
liav still a llllllill" or s .. audition \lr 'I‘tt'lle cum
insulin; hoard him the two to l lltnc upon the do r
the first thine he dill Will to kirk my foot; nskcli
mo what I was doing there; told him :‘ did um I; ll
him it man had been ‘n there. was afraid he might
get angry or dc‘pcruto; was not clrlniu whethor if
was best or not to HIV llttvthlltt: a‘mnt it to
Mr. hibbl «; that was mt tlrn’l 'bhtlgllt ; didn‘t want
in make any trouble for Mr. 'l‘tl'tlu: there was no
lumil‘tlilca in the tlrc s between the man that came in
the tint! time and man that canv- ln the second time:
didn‘t n-rico wllcfhur ho had ltl'tllorn on or put;
burger did not come in in» store that night; didn‘t
uco him that nieht; saw him i think the non “int"
bnfuro the store; don‘t lino-r who Ipokc first ; told
the to keep still ah-l'lt ‘he dour built: fouull open;
be birth! it was it prot'v bad thing for-mu todo; film...
uptpv mind I" tell Mr. Dibble in the morllinu;
“(“de moraine Vdr. '\ib‘tlc spoilt. illmlll In H...) m..
in! lllllinit‘lI from the drawer; I‘lld ho ill inqht there
more money in tile drnwcr us'llronv night than thew
was on \fun illy monitor; “11‘. was the first rimu
hull heal-ll of tummy lining; millet At “nu “mmgk
the court was adjourned till c p. m. ~
Arrnasoca Russian.
liilldlcr still 0“ the stand : Br Ihfhflul‘nal gut
six dollars; it onlyx can aw in) cents in go to put
num‘n show Questioned by Luckwoodol did but
ucl‘ up and lock the door; l was .afrnld in no: u“
llllli lock the (loot; w m nfnld of “l‘lllllc i thought ir
a man would «run and steal he might do mane
this In lac if ckncw 'I was. aware “till he hall
in n t i went to the dam won “f“ga“fi MM...
\ho l our. and “M the key in lnvtnckvtk in tnv “9M
thicken ‘. lbln‘l will but \v'lut tlluclt nus. i put “in
key in my sluht minke ‘ i know l did!“ i are it in
thallium tillvilllxulw lrbnllr «The man- turned
inc built up strain \iNN‘ being ill the drawer.
‘I‘lw Slain rest!
it rear rind i‘llllic worn for tile llcfcnslx After
some discussion defense collelllilcll in rest also.
Mr. liarlmur otlln‘l Iltc «remnant-ll kc autism that
own w u no tumourlnl slant tints for llilnta le‘
form than to anneal: for l culwtc walnut any nlnu
.spwintlvvallsst mum it shall Mound ills cfx
lie at duty . all dullNMtntrc that i should ask
\il‘lf IH‘llll‘ lulliluim‘cr tilts null. \ir. 'I‘lllliil. ntm
smut“ boron \‘ulll‘ honor changed with blanching
ope“ \lr. llllxhln‘l stow nltll the intention of on“;
milling a burninrv l tiNll‘“ briefly to numb. v“ m.
tnvr on the part ofiltc slat“ it isnwaswlv to pnwv
that rim ninrc was bullion tumult“ it in not we at
any to prom it was munitiv wk“ lam ; if M
“WW“ n window. or pickoli a lock. or even upcllcli
the door it is llurnlarlons intention. \‘cclulnl first
it in fttlll‘ Mltbli‘bt‘d last the door was lockcll. nus
Ibnl about ill Joint Tllttlc cone in w ill his hot
cars-cit in rub ms. The utnlc claims it a stunning;
was attracted hv the coat banging on the door unit
navinn hisvnspiclonc aroma from the ntllilr of
't‘nnaiitty annulus locked in and u‘scnrulcd Mr.
Men. far. burnout-inch cmnmcntclion "in ntiktr
of Tuesday alaltt. sullcinllucri that 'I‘utlle‘u intent
on “trains can the Item villi not ncltce the
lcril. nor did he notice him when he went to the
rnwt-r but did we hint . when no had turned the
thrill full head and started in
come out and limit. In by inspiration
found that he tall-l council a grower crime or com
acct coins plan. and. as Mr. Tattle is no tunn‘s fact.
instantly onncnlvud t c idea of saint out and the]
returning would hes a to swear it was not ink
are! also in the store.
llr. Barbour than sacks about wine cut silver
cainhnnt‘ll r. Tattle it kept the silver
for is in wife. be would not have paid cut his
hon-v rent in silver. tbcrcbv taking“ from his blind
wife but would have paid it in bit I which were in -
Ir. tic incur‘s bands. “sardine the paper found
in tbs oak Mr. harbour until that it was ulldunbtsclt
i there for a purpose—tn decline the sound; an
tun-t have been at there on Thursday night.
all the facts an!) to snow was the null was that
baa been Inbtilllf the store. and they unusually
strong canuln tonnnvict a nun who has been in the
habit of call-rt a store clothed in his nuclei ca-
pacity. lllr. lin- nnr than alkali that lfr.-‘t‘nttlo he
must! over as its full last an lush evidence but been
charm to clulrirl hitn. Ilr. bllnr‘n closing rc-
uurh «are \‘crv snot-live and impressive. fin
showed hww clothed in an official cloak instcnd of
beluga susrdinn he had been a thief. bad “so"
the windandrccncd ihcwhiriwtud “ . .
Judge 14 okwood than opcned for a" de-
feces. lie commenced by stating there was
no evidence against the prisoner of farms
tbs to steal. and nulmamhhnblc ic-
/
glans bands from its in lug. pines '
mold papers. It is not a: relic of by
claimed no intent in mutton-c had been
grown and desired the Justice would not
ind the prisoner over on such frivolous
charges. . . ‘
Justice Perry stated that it was not his
place to convict. but in see if there was evi-
dcncc caou h to inccthcossc bcfcrcsiur .
and he felt toult lie llcisfi ton jury. i
should be tried by his peers. Neither was it
his place to scan l. The circumstances of
this case allow that lit. Dibble has had run;
leious of losing money. Ills clerk secs
r. 'l‘utllc.‘etc. if this party was Mr. Tub
llt‘. «all i'f 1dr. Dibble stayed there
for Ulfl purpose of finding out. and)". Tut-
tic comes strain after Mr. lebiu has. taken
care to prepare for him. than the question
is. if them ill not evidence enough to bring
it hcforcaiitr f Ithlnk there is sutllelent
evtduueototll e‘lttoajury. 'l‘hcrcfurc my
decision is lint Mr. Tuttlo be bound over to
the superior court in Danbttry.
ll-ltlds were lowered to five hundred dol-
lurs on each ittditeutcnt.
Mr. litrhour submitted the case of Turn
day night ngriut'l‘ttttlc. It was delullrrl‘d
it by licfvntieni‘u counsel. and tidbwmiwmr
was hand over to the sum of ti .
Tutllehad been disposed of the counsel
on iv half of timrlutc. nskcd for an fliljtlllf‘li‘
"Hill of two weeks. which was most gran;
led and lilr. linrboul‘ requested that llif‘ cvi
deuce given against 'I‘uttle should also be
considered evidence against Berger espec-
ially so far as Thursday nisht was concern-
ed. and that the conversation between Ber.
trer and llinllll-y relation to Thursday night
illlltll‘ him a party to the crime of Tuesday
might and the state tested as also
defense. lilr. lilrbour opened and stated
.that it was almost ncc'essary consillcrintr the
manner of comtnlttlnt.r that there should he
an accomplice. consequently Berger must
have been an accomplice and his part was
to l‘l'lil‘iill at the door on the watch. he
oouldeasilv have taken the key from the
lock when ho entered. or 'l‘tltlle might have
passed it to Berger. and Berger. and Berger
euttld easily have made way with it. As to
the young man making an outcry. he had
no one to cry out except to the chief of pn~
lice who only a few minutes before had
0 untnilted the crime of hurgalry. The fact
of policeman payingr for lodgings for the
ruling matt on a night sotntimo previous to
Tuesday. tended to show they wanted to
act httu mtl of the way. and as an accom-
plice he asked for tile saute judgement in be
passed upon .‘lr. Berger.
.ludul- Lockwood then arose and said he
did not see how the court could possibly
bind tttc prisoner thl r on tho evidence giv-
en. as then.- was no circumstantial evidence
nailinst him. as llif't‘t'. was against 'l‘utile.
and asked the court to discharge him.
Justice Perry said he could not sec. cvi-
dance that would tend to show that Berger
was a coufederatc of Tuttlo's. still there
might be a supposition that be was but
there was no evidence to. that effect and
that he Would discharnc ltim.
AN 'OUTRKGEI
Ulicet Battalilinstatei lii'
Marti Eli!
TH E PUBLIC IN BIG NA???
Friday night. as soon as Berger was dis-
charged lie was reinstated by the Mayor.
and was on duty during the. night. The
public indignation i.- grcat. and hints ate
openly made that the officers have points on
the Mayor. 1n the assignment to duty of
ofllcer Berger by the Mayor has be shown a
decent regard or any rcgard at all for public
opinion? It is a familiar saying that a man
should not be deemed guilty until he is so
provcnzflfi‘hm no other theory can the cuuue
of his honor be rec luciled. . It is true that.
ollll‘er Berger has not been held to answer
at the Superior Court with his associate
Tuttlc. but the confidence of the Community
in Burger is gone never to return. and no
one should know it bitter than his honor.
The same of uinluteutlrs of the whole corn
munitv wasterst-ly expressed on the streets
lust evening. by oneof our store keepers whyu'
informed that Berger was again returned to
duty. uheu he said : “ l shall sleep in my
. storo. after this." “'llen the Mayor was
interviewed i.y us lust evening. the question
was asked plainly : “ D.) you think that
Burger is a proper manlo he put on the po-
lice tit—night. ? " lie replied : “I would
not like to answer that question. bill I have
my What does this mean !
find those indicate a point on his honor. or
has he no higher appreciation of his moral
obligations t i this community than to insult
t by pl icing its property in the keeping of
t nun who in morally Convicted-of compile-
it lllllun."
tv in nu infamous crime.
The llourd of Councilmen is expected to
Elk? action upon this matter Monday night.
and rebuke our vacillaling chief magistrate
.vltosl- sytnpn‘llies seem to he with the crim‘
in d clasues. The city was disgraced euouul.
Iv the arrest of its chief of police for bur~
:lary. but is now still f urlher shamed b.)
the action of itsltnynr.
The Mayor has publicly stated that if
I‘lltlle was guilty. Bctgcr Was guilty also,
ind now he has reinstated Berger. When
will he reinstate Table 9 '
“'e understand that there will be an in.
itgntltion lllt‘l‘llll‘; at Milli try I! lll. llhuigbl.
Sounding a Servant Girl.
On the evening ui April litlul. 18““. then
lrrlvcd in this city by ll late trilln.a servant
:lI’l named lI-ssils M-tellel. Bessie brine l~
ifruilgi‘l‘ in t ow to qulrod of .l Illil N. I‘ll!
tie the way to her cmplc. eta house. Although
her rulplllyl‘r is a gt‘llllt‘lll’tl‘i well known It
own ‘I uillc lll‘ilIt‘Sst‘tI. so ileum swears. en
lire luullrlluccol ills gentleman‘s name a:
residence and invited her‘ to lake lotiuiutr
ln lilo pollen filllIIl.illlu did all and in in.
l‘uilovrlnn lfiiltsvlt slates trust icon plscl
til 1* she dill so; -« ‘ ’
1. l3. shin .\lllcilcll. now of Ntlrfllllk. Conn
arrived at tllr den.» of the N w lurk ant
llarlfllrli‘rlllltond. bvils cits. at so. Nut.
\t‘ ilk. fault this car of New \ irk. all. alum
ll o‘clock p. tumour“ 26th. 18?}. and can
.3 Ann ’l‘llltlc. palitlwmau. and naked if lhco
was allywsy to “I ll lilc resilience of fair.
m lie cal there was all but that. l
could T) in the police room and only all
night. tiltino. null tllc name ‘I‘ultlc cum.
slut sat on the sole Mill in ~.- and tell at me.
myiug lll'sl'I w in nswund Woman and statue
out would back down any lulu. tic told in.
that he lulu elllcltcn tor dinner and lots .0.
ntttcr nous turtles. lie also nSRx‘d me \u 3..
bl n hutvl and taken room wun hllu.
llc until be ball a key and cunbi easily :cl
m. which made me very much vcxlal. i‘
let telling me lint he llld not know Mr. _...
alter we got in the pollen nilloe. he said he
knew itlr. ---—----m l. Stud policeman stud
that he was but“ years of m that he wax
unmarried. llv laid the nut to tell lac pen.
ptc with whom I llYt‘tl. bcciuse if I unit so
it would i uiln la trouutc, slid pollen
man was it tuc‘ruoui lulutot the time till
half past tour o clock next morning.
ilcr
., Binnie .\‘ Mitchel.
a. much ‘
\
Fatal-man. Couxvr as. 7 ‘_
Nurwaik Conn. Mn 5th. 18??
Personally apnea . Bvcdc Mitchel. who
lucribcli to and made solemn oath to the
going affidavit. before the
Commissioner or the Superior Court
Fatrfltid County. _
Fifteen Dollars lily Darn .
By enter of Mayor Ely. John N. Tu
chief of Police. was ordered todebvcr over .
to Geo. Norris ails keys of the station house i
and lock up. sud all property belonging tu‘
me any. Alter carrying out Mayor ty‘.
f
precious melanoma pupal-story to binding
the may police parlor ll “ting fsrcweli. In
it“ heats be uvccloeited a loving letter 1 Ill
“allay H." can it was least: up by] as .
' I
did the but much better if I had
liner he gathered up his own traps and iii
iii.
a II postmarked FbiiIcclphin. and directed
an
small: “
The following is a copy of the letter:
. I ‘10. 187?.
Well myicvcd one: ‘3'. '
Istn going to ask you in do are a favor
that is can you lend the fifteen dollars until
the first of July if on can send ms word
this week;..Anli if t does not suit you just
say so for it will not offcnd rnc darling: for
I know if you can you will.
And if you can unit can git it of my
been...thn reason i ask you i would rather.
get anything of you than any one else so do
as you can dear. not all want you to than
you will do right.
New love. i will tell you what we are do.
lug lllfllllf‘l‘ has gone to the country and
Lottie and l are staying here with Amanda
i am keeping in self and won I get. money
enough lam go In: to have business of my
own Dent and make more money for you
and i one of these fine days when we burn
things to suit us. My Darling i received
your lunch wulclune letter and was thinking
of you ltut i lil‘l'll from you and of coursa
it is alright now. but near i do not want
you to give me any more money for i am
abb- in work for it. you have enough to do
without giving it away.
but ifyou lead it to me you will get it
back at the appointed little or sooner if you
want it. then i will not feel so beholden to
yott Dear as you make me sometime feel.
Dear the pultnan car was just splendid
your com any
down i certainly did iuiuv being in ew
York with you.
but my dear I fall but a little. sad when I
was there that was not so good. but Darling
if you come to see me this summer We will
have a much better time for i am just as
happy now as i can be for the trouble is out
of the house and cverytbinu is better how
good by it is into i will write you a better
letter when you answer this if you can lend
mp the money i will tell you what I want
with il now answrr this and oblige one that
loves you Dearly and always wrll
“Goran Ponies: Jena N.
Mary II.
good Knight at last’chief one kiss and no
more but love to your ctcrnly for the more
i see you the more i think if you Dear.
FIREMRADE
(fr
Waznxtssnar'm Jugs must) GALA Dar.
errnrzx Fins: ORGANIZATIONS. TWELVE
BANDS AND Data: Com-s To llls‘. IN use:
—GIIAND Duuoxsrnartox—Tnxat. or
Wartsn‘ Worms. me.
Wednesday next will undoubtedly bring
with it the grandest occasion in the history of
our city—the first annual parade of the Fire
Department. and the celebration of the intro
duction of public water. The arrangements
are all being made on a grand -cale. and will
be as complete as they can be made. and
with‘ a view to the cntufott of all the visiting
Companies. The following programme and
line of match has been made by ChicfEn-
gineer Kinney and Grand Marshall Cit-tries
E. Dflty. "
Formation of Column.
Booth Norwnlk Police.
Grand Marshall. MILCIIARLES E. DOTY.
A'ltulslalll Marshalls. Capt. James L. Russell. and
8. ll. Golden
IIOWE‘S BAND. Bridgcr nrt.
(‘Illt‘I-EDKIHBCI‘ Kinney. and Assistant Englnccrs
Ferris and linke.
Chief-Engineer of Norwalk Fire Department and
Assistants. .
Chief—Engineer of Dunbar-y Fire Department and
Arslstuulll.
Chief-Engineer of Waterbury Fire Dcpartmcnt and
Assistants.
Chief-Engineer of Stamford Fire Department and
Assistants.
(hicLEnglncer of I‘orlcbcstcr Fire Department.
and Assistants.
(lid “‘eli Hook and Ladder 00.. of South Norwalk.
l'iunccr [look and I.nddcr|(;o.‘s Drum t‘urps. of Nor-
wn . ,
I‘loncer Hook and Ladder Co. of Norwalk.
IVE‘S BAND 0i" llANlil’llI’.
Washington Hook and Ladder 00.. of Daubnry.
ill-lief Hook and Ladder (‘0.. Drum Corps. Stamford
Relief Hook and Ladder (“on of Stamford
NEW HAVEN Itltass BAND.
Mutual Hook and Ladder 00.. of Waterbury.
Fire Police of Norwalk.
IN t‘AltlilAfiKS :
Ilia llouor the Mayor. DUDLEY I‘. ELY. of South
Norwulk.
The IIonornblc lionrd of Councilmen of South Nor-
walk.
Water t‘onunlscioners of South Norwslk.
Child-Engineer A. C. Hendrick. of the New Haven
First Ile mmout. and t‘bief t‘. A. unrdlucer.
of t 0 Bridgeport Fire Ilcparttncnt.
WHEELER .5 WILSON‘S BAND. of Bridgeport.
Putnam Rose 00.. of South Norwslk.
Citizen‘s Drum Corps of Waterbury.
Citizen‘s Bone 00.. of Waterbury.
WANNEMAUIIKR‘S HAND. of New York City.
l‘hocnix Engine 00.. of Norwalk.
llopc llosc Drum t‘otps. of Norwalk.
llopc “use t‘o.. of Norwalk.
l‘Cit'l‘t‘ilES’l‘Eli BltASo BAND.
Putnam Rlleinc l‘n.. of l‘tll‘lt‘ltcslvn. N. Y.
Ilunbur)‘ Drum t‘orps.
Humane iiosc t‘o.. of Ilnnbury. '
81‘. J08 lil‘tl Milan‘s BAND. of "unitary.
Glassy I‘luiu Englnc t-‘o.. of Grassy I'lrtlnrl,
Bellini Drum Corps.
Alert Engine l‘a . of Bcinel. t‘t. ,
Atlantic Drum l‘urps.
Atlantic “use Company of Stamford.
Good Cool Huckleberry \l‘utcr.
LINE 0!“ MARCH.
The line will form at 1.80 p. m.. sharp
orluinc in three Divisions.
Fins'r DlVlleN will form in Washington
.lre~ t. the right resting. on Main street. and
the left on Wslcr street.
‘ Samar: Dlrlslox on lizlvilllld street.
Titian Dlylslou )qu Elisabeth cited. the
rieht of each restine upon Maia strwl.
The three Divulons as soon as formed will
as marched to Rlilruuti Place. running three
lines with the right recline ncllr Clay street.
where their apptratus will be left. the com
panics formed in two‘rsuk and marched in
tall forlulnelhlvc lbw in front of the band
«and. where his Honor the Mayor will do
wot a welcome albums. After which thc
inc will be again formed.
Marching through Clay street to West.
fouanui street lhnlucil lily \‘icu‘ Avon;
no to night street. from lligll street through
(attains street in Golden liill street. through
Golden lIill street in Chapel street. limutell
Chapel strcci to West suwl. through West
“ml to West svcuuc. up “‘ch M‘t‘nllt‘ c
borough Linkwbcrc the column will mun
monarch ln_ ltlllroci I‘lacc. turning into
Wilmington strict. and transmit IN anvtavr
until“) his lilnmr isle Mayor. and the Hunt
“with; It. _ of Councilman. who will take
their posit on near the bend «and
its stain as the bend of lhccclulnc pm
the reviewing olllccrc. Chicfrllnciuccr Kim
any. assistant Engineers Form and Duke.
with luclcitucsls will leave the line and take
their position ncsr his. Honor the Moor.
while the column passes down Washington
duct is Spring street. through 8 ring to
Cl \y street. through Ct street to .itoud
Place. and walla cum in} to Main street.
Cilicf-Rnglaecl Rlnnc nnl assistants. with
their nests. and his l unor tau Mayor. with
the anarchic Board of Councilmen will
again take their pmition in ha». and the cob
man will continue to march down lain at.
to Concord street through Concord to Cheat-
nut strcc through Chestnut to Monroe at.
cares to Main. up thin to Elias.
Anguish
beta. own Elia lbctn street to Water three in
Water street. wheretbc First Division w it
cautious to and up Wasbin ton street. bait-
ing as soon as the right rest: on than sweet.
The Second Division will break into Havi-
iand street. and belt as soon as as their r gilt
reaches Mull street. Third Illusion as soon
as it. "be.“ Water street vrtil oouulcrtna'roh
a Eilxmcla almt. and had. it's right at
Mile street. The three Dtvraions but»: In
the cam ponttton as when first former).
Chief-Engineer Kinney will dismiss the pa-
rude. and Old Well Hook and Ladder Oom-
ny will escort their sum to Music Hall
refreshments. and Putnam ans. Conn-y
,ggmlsuhpmms. .3. y
d , Ihcn‘hcsrh—mmdcr
u“ dint. . .mtm.
and“ fill
or will!!!“ lg.“
I
when aw “mama
ctr ban
\ . ‘
nuct.
‘xxgofirscticc will commence at halfpnst
NOTES.
The Mutual II. a D. On. of Veterinary.
Oh. will arrive here on the morning of the
parade and play the Independents a match
game of base ball in the foreman.
Chief Engineer Kinncy baa rccnivcd the
new Bangor Extension Ladder. which will
be exhibited during the practice on Wednes-
day and it: workings notcd by the Mayor
and City omclsir.
It is hoped that those living on the line of
match of the fire parsdc.(which is printed
elsewhere). will sprinkle the street in front
of their residences. next Wednesday.
The following gentlemen will decorate
“their places on the day of the are parade:
Mayor Ely. lion. W. S. Hartford. council-
mott Cunningham. Crew. Biker.:Selleek.
Halloek and Knapp. Gen. Nelson Taylor.
Gen. Thor. (iayl‘r. Capt. D. L. Burbanks.
Sec. Fl‘lrllly. the Falrflrid Fire Insurance
building. L'tunsbnry Bros. vb Rockwell.
Wm 11. and George Bum-dict. II. II. Elwell.
A. J. Crofut. James II. Knapp and othcrs.
It is hoped that all these lying on the line
of march will make an extra cfl'ot't in the
line of decoration.
Messrs. Crofut d: Knapp will hoist their
new flag on their factory on the parade
day.
Chief Engineer Kinney requests parties
that have douatcl refreshments for the fire
parade to be very careful and give‘it to the
parties that solicited it. so there will he no
confusion.“ there has been two comml'tccs
appointed. one from each Company tlso-
iicit.
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A. Grand Strawberry Festival and Supper
will be held at Music Hall or Thursday
evening. under the auspices of Built-r Lodge.
No. 97. I. 0. O. F.
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DR. S. W. FISKE,
orNorwlch.Ct.,thoW lane-owned
cnarnvovaux‘ anslflaa,
AND MAGNETIC “EALER. 0F 'I‘IVEN'I‘YnQIX
YEARS PRACTICE.
Also Buslncss and Test Medium. will visit
Norwalk. Coma. regularly three days in
every month at the Norwalk Hotel. where
he can be consulted Monday evening. May
28th. Tuesday and Wednesday May 29 and
30th. and Thursday the 31st until 8
p. m. fIlcc hours from 9 a. m..
to 9 p. m The Dr. makes thorouch
clairvoyant examinations of the sick. II:-
has an unseen power to describe every pain
and Secret Disease at sight. without asking a
question. and prepares pure Vegetable Med
il‘ines to reach the scat of all diseases. He
makes speedy and ropid euros in nearly
every case he undertakes. Tbc success of
the Dr. ustonidtl-s the lII'lrI. di~tinguished
physicians. IIc cures when all other treat-
ments fail. and the patient is restored to
perfect health. Ills longiexperience com-
bined with his wonderful powers of magne-
tism. has enabled him to become one of the
most successful and popular physicians of
the country for the permanent cure of every
kind and form of all l‘Ifl'RStN of \vltat'vcr
name or nature. The Dr. is very successful
in the treatment of the Lungs. Liver. Kid-
ueys and Urinary Organs. Drupsy. Rheuma-
tism. and Dvspipsia. Scro‘nls. and all [in-
mors of the Blood. Seminal Weakness. and
Private Diseases. and all complaints peculiar
to females. and general dcbiiitv are perms»
neatly cured in a vrrr short time. His
medicines cleanse thu system and leave the
patient. in a healthy c"nt‘-Ii(|.". The Dr.
has gained a large practice in New liaven
and Bridgeport. and has performed many
remarkable cures of disf‘flSi‘S of long stundo
ing. Mtdicines reasonable walways favors»
ble tnfbe poor. The Doctor plan has the
Power to read your Pct. Plt'st'nl and Fu~
lure Destiny. and is widely known to be one
of the most wondwful Scorn of the present
age. for his truthfulness tn renting the prin-
cipal and most important rvl'nta in onc‘s
life. He gives ‘ftri! particulars of ab~eot
friends, and also gives advice in Marriage.
Losses. Lawsuits and Divorces. and thor-
oughly explains business afflirs of every
description. creat‘y to their “MRI“ and sat-
isfaction. Clairvoyatzt Sittings 31.
Communications by letter upon business
or health. must Contain $9. clue. sat. a lot it
of hair and stamp. Address II ~x 1.253.
Norwich. Conn.
For further particulars send a stamp and
gr! a circular.
m~w¢$V - ~-
l-‘also Impressions.
It is generally supposed by a certain class
of citizens. who are not practical or expcn
lcnccd. that Dyspepsia can not invariably be
cured. but we are pleased to say that Grimm‘s
AUGUST Faowsa has never. to our knowi
edge. failed to cure Dysprpsiu and Liver
Complaint in all its forms. such as Sour
Stomach. lostivencss. Sick Headache. pal-
pitation of the lieart. low spirits. &c.. tbs.
Out of 80 000 dozrn bottles sold last year.
not a single failure was reported. but them
of complimentary letters were . received
from Druggists of wonderful cures. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sam
pie Bottles 10 cents. Regular size TScents
For sale by G. C. Stillsnn.
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“ It‘lwortn like I charm. “
Battle’s Magic (iii.
:l‘his is a purely vegetable. general family remedy.
keep it ill the house to nuts in case of emergency.
TRY IT INTERNALLY‘
It cures Colic. t‘lloicru lo bus. Dian-hunt. (‘ramps
and Pains in the Moorish. Indigestion. 80.6 Throat.
Coughs. Colds. we.
USE IT BX‘I‘EBNALLY.
It cures Neural in. ihltnrrlt. Rheum-Nun. sprains.
Outs. Bruises. ill Sores. fiendach -. Toothache. and
Lu ‘fnft almost all the aches and pains human dealt in
c r 0.
Sold by all dealers in Medicines.
Wu. RENNK lb SONS. Proprietors. Pitt-lewd“:-
G. C. Stilisou. Wholesale and Retail Agent. South
Not-walk. Conn
eg-———————-———_ __ -h- ._ ___.___--__
I)IFJI).
In this cit Mar sum. Mrs Lucinda Croutons
mother of rd. II. II. nowan. need. it? yes ~
aunt from the midence of It. ll. Rowan at :30 p.
in. today.
N “T ICE.
Sacra Vonw t . .
BROKE into the cncl mum; of lite‘..rt:¢’.m n
lblrk [lav Unit. which the owner can have ‘hr
paying tbc charges on the cam.
" murmur.
multimillion have this any entered into we
partnership for the urpocc of curving on the
llystcr business. The cc of bullion-ls of «in
drubbing in Numlk. n hilnclu Conn! ' (’nn‘
l‘llgti‘ifil‘“. under the fun “inc ct CM? lb II‘IIOIE
n‘u amusw
aorta s unuiumae.
VIM/lied unveils. the till. cap or if“. ltll't. It‘
. N01106:.
' ‘8: n l l m
l. ..llt‘...":.‘ili:.‘ik“m‘lt‘l but oil:
blinnscll. use dictum by mutual wuscnt and
“new“ ninth must“
we to settle can either-of in» willful"- "m”
\\ M. J. (‘RAW
Jill!“ II. N \ .
Dated b‘crvrclk. “luv Wk. tan. .umbnlait‘
no harm.
Houses and Appartments.
Applrlo JACOB N. M3108,
Rouse an savanna Agent,
Wellington a Opposite P. 0 it! It
Excelsior Ice Cam
«a from Oman count crests. Also wnvau
was. The and filmed in. I
families :Ilh a draw'i'risbs“? Orb. ‘0
cm
a
I“ I!
w‘iii‘i out each aft m
Irish n‘crcnnl. Notice irtvcn of n by unfit"
alternator) and I! yt‘at w are
ordch will receive prompt attention. b to in
tin “ammonium .Porrtes
minimum plea” give as a call. Ms
cream tbs ntnr can.
'” “melanin.
O‘NCI.
swliibercccivcd until New.
Jungian. at I! o‘clock
e mental and the in): of
mu Ct. II “in of
v
we..." ..... eta:
mi... “"mn'ab'? was
as III'I
ass.
1—
N. CA“. ‘
flocks “comm-uncles new. Will
ét‘i'i'“ 3" ‘ .t. mwstt.
Isl 0'
' A ptifl'th Arcane. three minutes walk
from depot; as containing nine recur also an
aim banana outfit-bit "‘0‘?“ nméinrgc gar.
s36" M' "n rm.w.sm.
I
Tnin Dorian. (foam. is offered for all
state of about.
on
tnatlgn‘luqnl
l-‘All NI. “LB.
well town has of Stephen tarts. «prong.
I.
, tinned into
m mm“! cm a...
of south Kermit.
the Pi .
are. on and"!
are...“ V
WI. If. rxaar
Or court If
Darlen.(‘onn .If'sycbfrtb m.
.‘J..-
MISS ANNIE SLOMAN,
01' NEW YORK.
Begs to inform the
Musical Community of lo. Hamil,
that one will visit their cit for the pa of giv-
ing Vocal and Instrumental Lessons. apply to
am. J. l. I'O'l'f‘Elt‘S Nitric Store. Nora-sit.
Sit itn .
NOTICE.
Thai i voters of the South Norwalk I‘aion
School eglacial. are hereby notified and warned that
the Annual Meeting of said district will be held at.
the Franklin Street School House. on Monday cven~
ing. June 4th. 1811. at 8 o‘clock. to hear the report
of the District Committee. Treasurer and Collector.
for the proceeding vear. Also to elect District Gom-
mlttcc and other cheers for the sasninkyflrhand
to transact any other business that my city
brought before said meeting.
South Norwstk. Ms 33th. rm.
ANDR W J. CROFU’I‘.l
II. II. BLW .. . Committee.
I c. r. uaLnocx. f
AUCTION!
Will be sold at Public Auction the well known
Sloop A. H. Purdy
And one Skiff B tat. sis) Two Pieces of
Oyster Grounds. one Situated near Wilson's
Cove. the other at Cilfpasture. so Czlllcd.
The sale will take place on
Wodno-day, June 6,
At 2 o‘clock p. m.. at or near the DOCK of now-r
BROTHERS. in South Norwalk. where the
boats arc-and will be for examination. The said
ropcrty belonged to the estate of Ellen F. ntevcns.
encased. . _
IILAS P. TUTTLE, Administrator.
South Norwalk. May It. 1811. at!
rm.
Falling Sickness
PERIANINTLY CURED—NO HMO-By
0 'E MON'I'H‘B USAGE OF DR. 001 LARDS
C EBRATKD INFALLIBLE PIT PUWDERS. To
convince caterers that these Ides-s will do all we
claim for them. we will scan them ‘30de Poor
Part). a FREE TRIAL BOX. As Dr. u srd is 1hr
only physician that has ever made this disease a
special study. and as to our knowledge thousands
have been Permanently Cured b the use of these
Powders. we Will Guarantee a emunent care in
every case. or Refund You all Honey Bxpended. All
sufferers shouldglve these Powders on early trial.
and be convince of their curative powers.
I’rica. for lawn box. 53 fl). or 4 boxes for stem.
sent by mail funny part of United Mates or Canada
on receipt of price. or by express. C. 0. D. Address
A!!! 5:. ROBBINS,
360 FULTON Srnx‘r. Baoorru'x. N. Y.
3i!!!
DRUG STo‘RE,
took and 1‘! xtures
AT
A. 121/0 '1‘ I O N I
The undersigned will sell at Public Auction. at
the OLD STAND mrncr of WASHINGTON Sr.
and RAILROAD PLACE. SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
on
Thursday, 7th day of June; 1877,
A 2 o‘clock p. m.. if not previnnsl disposed of at
prtrate sale. the entire stock In fixtures of the
Old Corner Drug Store. beiongin to the estate of
Samurl I". Peck. an insolvent ebtor. assigned in
trust for the benefit of his creditors.
The stock consist of drugs. toilet articles. pocket-
knives. wallets. stationery. patent medicines. cbotcc
wines and liquors. and a great variety of other Ir—
ticlcs usually kept in a first-class dru store. 0pc
Splendid Marble Soda Apparatus and ounter. Five
Copcr Soda Fountains. One Generator. Four Silver
French Plate Glass Show Cases and several others.
Prescription Case. Counter and Prescription flesh-s.
am glass labeled chclf Bottles. Counter Stools.
Stove and Pipe. Drug Hill. Mortars. etc. etc.
W‘sfle positive. Trrrns Cub.
Ii. SHIT". Trustee.
JOHN
May 18th. 1872'.
A.llllll(EllMAll
& SON,
Punch and Star: Inn-
bveIIaa In an sues usd
mat Variety, on Low
Prices. ‘
“
Fans from 3 coats
ouch.
“
:1! 13:0 mums Top-n-
y In a“ 81.00 pox-
, “ db
than
lawn Cunt ta Va-
rious Ila-Icon. _
Inglo-
Now “Icons 80w
chino on 830.00.
“
. Rosina-y ltd Glow
:31be Q’ May 0001:;
l. lilBKERfi ii
ultra;
m
Band Concert
waaasaac'tisas man
or saw run. at the
Opera III-so. Howrah.
Wednesday Evening, June 6th.
“OII‘I'I Fl"! CIR“.
trauma-m. Dmopsnat'fx; Concetta:
canine-cc of. I o‘clock.
Bra. 0. II. Kendall g Son,
DWI-'1‘.-
their
ION-
Ars now
tore.
Namath. while the junior
retains the old aloe. LII-
dcr‘a R. Scott Nor-
wail'. Tooth extracted without pain. “d all dea-
tsi operations performed at of
‘ I. D.
n. n. it.
user ones.
0.. a. KINDALL.
a. 8. KINDALL
To LET.
The upper and lower part of the house on Hair:
Itmt.rccentiy occupied by A. 1.. Mia. Apply
at this once or to
II. W. LISTER.
Narnia
sum fact 00
s r do at home. Sun in worth I
5 to 2 0 rec. saloon t. 60.. Po‘r’tls timings
UP 2.01:.“an
AID -
Furniture Repairing
THE landmines! having purchased the repaint;
branch of Backin but: it. 00's furniture ware-
roonxrl. has located in rt Lands Block. under
Reed‘s 'evrelry store. where he is prepared to attend
to all k ads of U-pbolsterlng. Furniture Repairing
and Manufacturing at short notice and on reasons-
blc terms. 3371f
P.
W. SMALUionN.
REMOVAL!
JACOB M. LAYTON,
[lain-e0 Agent 'II‘ Notary r-aue.
giant for Occur Pas-ace Tickets and Sterling
D ts. Hon-e Agent and Lou Negotiator. has re-
moved to once soon to be coaxial by South Nor
wa‘k Savings Burk on south as of Washington St.
opposite Post Oflce. South Nomlk. Basins. 30-
li ted. 3!
Away Down Wills
HIGH PRICES.
If You Want to Buy Anything in the
Millinery Line
0!" TBS LATEST STYL‘S.
JACOB WANK
Is selling this summer chair-er than any other estab-
lishment in this town.
Just received a large lot of LADIES Pumas:
all of the latest styles at grant Malina.
LADIER CALICO DRESSE and WRAPPERS in
Great Variety.
A full assortment of CHILDREN‘S MIARSKILLES
:23 Egg-{IND CLOAKS. and LACE CAPS for 30ch
EATS macaw and P113883!) only so on.
ficaverything in the Fancy Goods Line at ruinous
”in trouble to show goods. all and see for your
J. VWANK, Mala so. next door
below D’Anols.
NOTICE!
PRINCIPAL OFFICE 03'
Till liiil‘iltnliialt Plate Glass
lnsurance‘Co. of' New Yer-Is,
casu carnal. stucco (Chartered April s. mi.)
No. 61 LIBERTY STREET.
Nu: Ynax. lay t 187'.
This is to we rt ii to
that. the n [II 0 to the citizens M’Idorwalk
UTAH PLAT! GLASS If“.
co. of N. Y.. is duly authorized by the Insurance
Commissioner of Connectian to do basilica in this
state.
NOTICE is also given that Ir. 8. J. Starlet of
$&;i¥.mi;a&thog;ecal. all taut. his certifica- of
mar voted
from timetu time. ' ' . cell an” to
Further. the Public are informed that the larc-
lltan is the only Company doing an Mam
teGlses insurance barium in this oatmeal:
licensed by the Insurance Dop‘t of Chan. 8” 6t
T1108. 8 TRORP. Secretary.
JOIIN HOLLAND,
CONFECTIONER AND
Ice Cream; Maker.
Ferris‘ Building. 0pm 01:: Hotel. First-Class
100. per Plate
l'aullfca and Parties luplled.
Confectionery of my own make always
fresh 816
tank at This!
Mackereidc. per Lb.
Corn 126. per Gan.
hood Sweet Butter.
2: on.
FRANK v. BETTS.
630033.
Main .Strect. - South Norwaik.
a soar
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