Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-04-24

tthe-conversstion ended Ithensald to Brad
ley, as had not been well, we would 60 back.
We had been these about fifteen uiartes j
rode up with Bradley horse trotted along 10
the Corner Of Episcopal Church and taen stop
PED frosting. then got ont and went to nv
cHce: met Henry Meryin BY ny stairs, On the
SIDE walk,sant asked him to getsnc two Vipes.
Bradley then came up, ard re went up into
raE ossce--Afsrwin SOFA came with pipes and
tobacco, and we commenced smoking Bradley
| SAID the room was too hot, and went down
stairs, but soon returned with BrothvrH-Brad-
Hey Flied hs pipe again, and left the room, say
ing ne wogld not stay were it was so hot
Erot hweii and myself soon went down: found
Bradley sitting on my oifee stairs, smoking
beassiey res up' and remarked this Is not a
very coed place for the agne' had had the
agne the previous week Brothwel and nv
self passed .directlJ into The Post 0iee, leaving
Bradley standing on the stoop. smoking. sat
down in the Post Oaies few moments, when
| Bradley came to the door aid beckoned TO ne
He had the pipe then in bis month. Isteppei
to the door, and be said girl had gone up to
my Office. went M, and found Miss Minor
there was detained about ten minutes, and
then returned to the Post Office. When I
came down, Bradley had gone Some one ask
ed where is Ed p sat there | should
think about twenty minutes, when Bradley
came in asked him where he had heen-I
think he said he had been up street. He spoke
OF having left his gloves on III! sofa, and We
went mp and got them-went again 10 the Post
Office Bradley and Peck played a game OF
cards-when something was said about closing
the store, we went ont Bradlcy's horse was
headed towards the NORTH got in his sleigh,
aud he drove NE TO my boarding house. came
from Foot's ahout twenty minutes to 2 o'clock
was not at Fcot's over fifteen minutes-got
home at half past Q O'clock. Don't know
whether Bradley sat on first or second stair of
my Office person could see up and down the
stcet better in sittin" position than standing
judge it took thirty minutes or more from the
| time Bradley came into the Post Office last till
he left me at home.
| Cross eram,n,a-Did not see Foot after he
went to the barn. Bradley said he had been
to take turn UP street Have an impression
he said he had forgotten his sloyes-that he
had gone part way home, and then turned back
| Joseph j. Brnhwrl-C Confirmed the state
ments Of Nrttlcton in regard to Bradtey's being
in Ncttlcton's office on the evening of March
Sd his leaving because it was too warm his
being found sitting on the stairs his Reckoning
to Ncttlcton to come ont of the Post-office.
Bradley was gone from half to three-quarters OF
an hour =; asked him where he had been he
said he had been to take turn up street.
When | rear.ei home Is or 90 rods below
Post-offce, it was half past O'Clock. Brad
ley and Peck played a game Of cards, though
Bradley said he did not fee! like it. Bradley
was gone over half an hour in my opinion
Georc. b. Mallory-Went TO Post Ofice
at O'Clock had been there FIVE or ten min
ntcS when Bradley beckoned Nettlcton out
Remained at Post office until quarter past 9
o'clock !; Bradley did not come iu while re-
manned there. Did not meet any Que when l
was going home that night.
| .jerome b. 7hcmpwn--I reside in Woodbury.
under the Church Went to Parker'S house he
tween shutdown and dark, and stayed awhile,
and then went home. Opposite Merwin's |
saw a man walking North he walked rod
or so and then walked back again before
met him, he turned again. and then | passed
ped It was half 3 r. NJ when got home as
] looked at the clock. sat up about half an
hour heard a noise before | went to bed,
like the noise ofa creature struck down it was
about ten minutes to when heard it, The
noises were heard from the Eastward the sheds
are Southeast, and considerably higher than
my house. 1t sounded like the choking of q
creature stricken down
| Cross cramined not know the man
saw near Mcrwins store looked at him be
cause he acted singular 1t was too dark to
know man at that distance
! Mary e. .Mnor-Testi6cd TO having visited
| Dr. NcttIeton's Office after 3 O'Clock on the
evening of March Sd, saw man on the stoop:
saw several persons in the street staid about
hive minutes saw no man on stoop when
came out Of the dentists testimony not i'm
portant. 49,
Ellen Cur'ss,-Tcs,imony not important
| Henry 7honh,s Of Roxburv gave conversa-
ton between himself and Bra,iIey, in which the
latter called Foot a rascal, DC
| Gsorgs Northrop testified that Bradley had
told him that Foot was damned mean man
| Dr. GtOrg, Seymour was examined as to the
distance certain sounds might I've heard-in re-
gard to identifying spots Of blood, &c
/ Morgan Itarar-Keeps an eating saloon
in Waterbury. Bradley came into his saloon
about o'clock T. NJ. On Tuesday the 4th !;
came again about in the evening gave " ar
ner a one doiar bill On " Woodbury. bank TO pay
Tor oysters.
! Lerna PhiiIips-Ostler for Mr. Foote saw
| Bradley on the evening Of the murder talking
with Foote in the bar-rotsn, and between the
well aud sheds saw them talking together by
the sleigh before starting Bradiey's horses
head was towards the North. Two drovers
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