Ill-l ‘ DIMCTOIY.
0 1“. F. and A. M.,
Itsmoonis, Februsry
imio'bteok p. to. Work,
.9 «foilovml bebanuet.
slim". eordlsly and m-
d. Mcoox, aeo'y.
upolyins poor girls of his na-
With dowrios. '
y J.=Fl'sderick w. Kilsmoyor,
ii at Woodstock. Va" on Sun.
the clerical gown that was
Colonel John peteh’Muhlen-
Woodstook preacher of lie
fame”
in; James Moorebead. a
1, klyliitegwho' trimmed tho
oyer forty-years. has. fitted up
.mfliii iiivhis‘thomo in fee simi- .
hip'a cabin. In no particular
the “cabin" differ from a cabin
._ the fullrigged clipper ships
,3 commanded.
life
extremely proud of tile fact
flit onhtbe White House so-
Lsenator Hernando De Soto
oflllississlppi. is quoted as sar-
sm the only member of the
5'41" does not i-ecelVe invitn
White House functions.
,e distinction affords me great
hill. Rodgers Held by Judge
‘ Nicholson
tinned From First Page.)
as Banks. but there were
Inf that. scintillating wit. and
ht. periods of that oratory for
e is noted, that made his ad-
‘itttractlvc over the others.
Court Felt Responsibility.
, giving his decision on the case
' Nicholson sitld he keenly felt
responsibility placed upon him.
know that. no matter what way be
oing to decide the case there
‘ be an irreparable injury. in the
place if he found no probable
(iii gedt; would be impossible to place
“'6’ acoused on trial again for the
.me action. On the other hand if he
“hind probable cause be fully appre-
ciated-mime fact that there would be
an injury to the accused that might
do great harm to them in the pursuit
”of" their profession. He felt, he said.
at he must guard the slate and up
its dignity. and felt, too, that he
must be just to the accused.
" . . The Counts Explained.
Judge Nicholson then went into
' is evidence and defined probable
$9 ,‘ which he had looked liito very
. Ily. 'l‘lic‘ttccuseil came before
court. with three counts charged
st hint. The first was conspiracy.
Main the signature by means of
fosentuiions alleged in the second
' ' The first count has been ruled
and there was no probable cause
. 0n the third count, conspiracy
en the two men to obtain money
. presentations that the certificates
the New York and New Jersey
Co. were valuable had been
out, as the references to the
‘ had nothing to do with the llOl'v
Ill from Mr. Wheeler.
, Both Men Needed Money.
This left only the second count to
’ Widered by the court—«tho ob-
of a valuable thing (the ob-
it; of the signature to the $3,000
, by means of false pretenses. to
oil $2.000 on one note. and 81.000
.tlnother. The court. said that
was glad to have heard the armi-
_nts on that issue. He found flint.
tit men were in need of money, not
much for the purposes of the bridge
for their living expenses. 'i‘bey
untied for their living expenses on
financial outcgnie of the bridge.
by bad certificates of problematic
also. it is very probable that if
‘ Company had secured their fron-
the value of their preferential
would have been as great as
alleged it. topic.
. s able Exponent.
‘s regards Mr. oligars be was
her a weak tool or a. capable oil-
out of Mr. 'l‘ripp, or the latter
: not. know his man. Perhaps be
do noting in the capacity of a mole
{War boy for Mr.- 'l‘rlpp. He was
" blank notes to negotiate for
. the first for 11.000 and the
for $5,000. all to be paid by
.. And b,tells Mr. Wheeler
be Is got “to make money.
Nicholson said he was bound
«that the ole was voiceless.
t may? ,
Ii” it
. foiind .fii
any bank.
negotiate the
_ turned over to Mr. 'l‘rlpp.
orthisssnoss of the Notes.
commented on the worth
I if! thofiiotcs.
Gilli 'i‘
hp worth ess notes.
I,I
. t
e ioholsotl.
-. an "we re
, generalisation of so '
‘ tailed pastor of the Luthe. .
due it could have
The
, it was necessary
to bonuses do set them nego-
” One man is given a bonus
1 note. Mr.
letting mo of it and the
s second’iiioto came up and
uses ores offered, and» Judge
At this point
i called what he morons shocks.
Judge
replied on an illustration .
‘ i‘d note 0, “.500 being m. RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSEL!
“it! WWW?“ 0‘ ’50” "3“ tic. from Liverpool. was in communi»
t, lens of wrong
no:
no were pitta bonus- '
. would hove the “fine?”
Jaw \
)1
i i *
not in be commended by their ac-l
tloii. it might be legal, but it is
immoral. These two men (Tripp
iiiid Rodgers) were living on the old
man.
Money Was Not to Lift Notes.
Coming down to the lust iruuszic'
lion, and upon which the action In
principally based. .ludgc Nicholson
showed the falsity of the convention
of the uptown,“ This note was for
83.000, which they secured from Mr.
Wheeler on the promise. that. they
were to pay $2,000 on our of their
notes and $l,il0(l on another. The
evidence showed that their rcpt-encu-
taiioiis were liiipossiblc and not coir
teinplatcd, for they first offered it
$500 bonus, and later it Slbil
to Sheriff Stngg to negotiate
same hole. 011 top of that was $1M
to pay for the discount. Again. there
was the interest on—lhc $2.0m) note.
which was (worduc. The court
found that williluvei‘ the
and the representntious, the
was to be used by the iiu-ii accused
and not to lift the notes us they hull:
represented. l
Held on Second Count. .
While there was no probable
cause sgninst the accused on the first
and third counts. the court i‘ouiid‘
and sent the (ruse to the
conrl iii the same bond szlfiou.
After the date was decided upon
for llic trial of 'l‘rlpp~ counsel for
the accused said that they would be
very willing to have .Iudgc Nicholson
sit on the bench for the trial, after
the latter had expressed a desire that
he vcry much preferred to have
.lndgc Stevenson try the other ease.
as his mind was so full of the pres-
out trinl it might not as a bar in
bringing to the case it clear mind.
Both .luduc Banks lllitl (iongressiiiuui
lug trinl. one reason for the request
being that he. could take much of
the evidence already in and it would
shorten the trial. Congressman
'l‘ownc said that he was willing to
trust his case to a court that was
that. Judge Nicholson will preside at
the coming trinl.
Attorney Howard ll. Knapp was.
an interesting spectator at me trlul
yesterday. He is u member of the
grievance committee of tho r‘ulrilcld
County Bar.
A HEALING GOSPEL.
The Rev. .I. C. Warren. pastor of
Sharon Baptist Church, Belair. (is.
says of Electric Bitters: "it's a (iod-
send to mankind. ' it cured mo of
lame back, stiff joints, and complete
physical collapse. 1 was so weak it
took me half an lionr to walk a mile.
'i‘wo bottles of Electric Bitters have
made me so strong i have inst walka
ed three miles in 50 minutes and feel
like walking three more.
a new man of me.” Greatest rome-
dy for weakness and all Stomach, LIV»
or and Kidney complaints. Bold un-
der guarantee of. k. H. Baxter’s. South
Price 60c.
MINERB FnEAR remiss Lives.
Ht‘ilifil-l'l‘ON. Mich. li‘eb. Hum-‘Mfiny
miners are resigning their positions
in the, copper minus In this vicinity
owing to the continued earthquakes.
or air blasts. which have now become
so frequent. and dangerous that the
miners tour for their lives Until
Drug Stores.
done when there commenced ll series
of shocks. much more violent than at
our time In the past. ,
“infill day since there intro been no
i
NEW YORK. Fob. l4.-‘l‘iis Meios-
rhtion by wireless with alssconsol at:
tuckot Lightship.
NEW YORK. Feb.
4“ “£9135“? “"3 i" “0““ It n. in. when m miles east: of Nsnw'.
i
sors. as a Joint
* t ‘k "k
Saturday. 10th. :5 to 4 p. in.
Wednesday, lilln 7 to 9, ovciiing.
Saturday, 17th. 2 to i p. in.
\l‘ediiesduy. 2lst. " to f p. in.
The meetings are for the purpose of
hearing and determining any and all
“01“,...“ appeals made to them from the doings
the of the assessors on the list of 1905.
They will also meet with the nsscs-
board. Wednesday,
ll‘cbruury ‘Jl, at i p. m.. for the pur~
conditionsqiosc of abatiitu the polls of sick and
"mm-V disabled persons
JAMES SilTlii‘]iti.r\NI),
CHARLES W. BELL,
JARVIS KEiiliOIltl.
Board of lloiivf.
. .
Board of Belief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of lielicf of the Town of Nor-
wulli will meet at their office. Opera
lltIllHOIlliOCk:
Thursday. Feb, i. 1906. 2 to i p. in.
probable cause on the second ('Uiliil.,‘ .~
superior _‘
. - i
absolutely fan. and so i was uni-cod I. cut the full lenizllt «(the blade
l without “chewing” or “ pinch-
it's made i
Norwulk, and ill. I’. Wood's, Norwalit‘ -
last week no particular damage was =
’f‘owne asked that be all fit the CUIII'. ‘
Cut Clean to the Point
Thick goods or thin—vwoo'l,
silk or cotton—if your shear is
a Wiss it will make a clean
lug.”
Wlss is the standard with
tailors, scumstrcsses ‘llitl others
who use .1 pair of shears as :1
working tool.
Wiss shears and scissors and
no more than the average, but
they will stay sharp and stand
more hard and continuous
work than uuv (tiller—'lil the
factory, landing mom or the
househo -
Coll—Us have s itlll list of libs
Shun ssl Stilton. etc. It you do
not find them satisfactory .~
in every way and the very
best you ever purchased,
you (In return some to .
our store and we will
cheerfully refund the full 6.
amount you paid.
is»
‘ . son sALs sv.
Che
a
;
HARDWARE.
i is WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 107-4.
Park 8: Tilford
. sins
Wines, Liquors and (tigers
For the Holldsys
AT
“Hotel Clifford?
losers L, WALZ ‘
i
liitbiopia. from GiubWDg,
YO . Fob.
occupier koala fiiltaert, from gents:
fir-«Arrivodl 7
‘ lt.-~Arrtvedi ,
Pro sister.
smells» Ill.
rise 3,, Dow,
Makes the finest. lightest, best flavored" biscuit, hot-
breads, cake. and pastry.
Royal Baking Powder is of highest quality, always
pure. wholesome, uniform. The contents of, each can are
exactly like every other, and will retain their strength and
freshness regardless of climate or season.
Remember that Royal is a pure, cream of tartar ba-
king powder, absoluteiy free from alum or phosphatic acid.
* _ *
Alum and Aiommhosphate powders are injurious
» Do Not Use Them
NO HOPE FOR M’CALL.
Former President of New York Life
insurance Company Very ill.
luiKlGWOOIl. N. J.. Feb. li.-.lohn
A. M‘i‘all. former pres-idem of the
New York Life insurance )oinpnny.
who is ill at his home here, although
rusting coiiii'ortubly today was declar-
ml by one of his physicians, Dr. Chm"
lvs l., Lindlcy. to have very little
chance of recovery. The physician
said lillli lit‘ did not, however, think
that Mr. M'Cnll‘s recovery was lmpos
slblo and that be anticipated no liti-
inodlalr crisis in the disc.“ .i. The
lllillll‘t‘ of Mr. Mct‘nll's complaint was
not stub-d by Dr. Hadley. but It was.
said u'. the residence to be a form
of liver trouble.
The lost l‘ilf's of the Catholic
Church were administered to Mr. Mc-
(.‘.ull yesterday win-n a sinking spoil
attacked him. tic rallied attain. his
slrcncib returning to it marked degree.
and In: passed it fairly good night.
iso'pum ‘ihosénénrs
HOYT’S‘ THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH.
Dan Mason in 3mi Musical Comedy
as s
Gay New York
Supreme in Its Entirety.
A MARVELOUS MIXTURE or
MIRTH AND MUSIC.
The Musical Comedy With a Plot.
. Charming Girls and aklmul Comedians
Galore.
Production of Colossal Splendor.
NOVELTY SURPRISES IN PROFU-
SIGN.
Nothing Just Like it.
Prices ........ 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00
Seats on Sale Sat, Feb. 10.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY. FEB. 16TH.
THE BEST OF THE SEASON.
Something New.
Something Good.
THE
LATEST
0 OF
MUSICAL
OFFERINGS
Presenting
HENRY
CLAY
BARNABEE
and
COMIC OPERA COMPANY
#0 PEOPLE.
In the Now Muslosl astlrs
OLOVERDELL
A Truly Burst Opsrs
scents Production
snort
in Four News in Orchestra
HOYT’S THEATRE.
MATINII AND NIGHT.
DATURDAY, till. 17TH.
DAVID HICGINO’
Crest boothsrn Ploy
AT PINIY Rlbnl. .
A story of life in tbs
Mstlnss........
I ins .......
1 Four Revs in
go 9““ NW!
.Enib sd Orchestrs
PRICIB ...... st ,1iio. 60031233
Isle of bests Begins Monday, Feb. it.
ins-oisd hills
of Tonnsssss and told it! til the breath
, of the pines blowing or every scone.
_ walrus ’ss.‘
‘ . . .. m .i .J 3
A hobby turban is sharply tilted and
lrolling brim, on the under. side. ‘Imd
at the left near the front is a flat vel-
lisli. bow held by a handsome basin
The short waisted directoiro coat
With ions skirt looks best when worn
over crown of tho tintiiest arrange
meat. of filmy material. These coats
are so extreme a style that they are
no't‘iikcly to become universal.
lhero is no prettier decoration than
shadow embroidery for u waist of
sheer lawn.
I-‘ivo velvet buttons arranged one
above the other on the edge of each
plult, beginning at the bottom of the
skirt. is a novel trimming on a flower
ed silk gown whose skirt: is a series of
plaits except across in front.
Small fiat hand-mode ace collars are
laid about.tlio neck of many silk or
linen blouses. , " .
Mission furniture was first. made by
the Indians at the mission schools in
California.
Tile latest swaatcr has a wide croch.
oted bonding at the neck band and
waist line, through which ribbon is
run to fasten the garment. ‘
Dyed laces are as chnmring a dBCOI'i1~
lion this season as they wore last. One
costume of grey crepe do chino is trim.
med with many yards of insertion dyed
to match and edged about with a nar-
row silk ruchc. ‘
Very iinc platted alternating row:
of pink. blue. and white incline are
fashioned into a small capo which si-
vcs just the bit of added warmth ro-
dnired about the shoulders on certain
occasions.
The clover leaf and blossom is an
l-spccfally.prvtiy design for the band
tililill‘nldci‘y on u linen waist.
When the little one is at. a loss for
occupation. give him a box of kinder-
garten beads to string, or prick 't
simple design ‘on card board and let
him sew it in bright silk.
9.3.185 A
llu Kind You Hate Alvaiteloughl
Signature of
SAILORs INSIDE VOLCANO.
iiiNS'i‘i'HVN. Island of Si, Vliiccnl,
Tuesday, Feb. i-l.-~A second party con-
sisting of mo iiiidshlpmen and forty
llircc sailors of the United States
armored cruiser Pennsylvania visited
the Soiifrcicre volcano on this island
Fob. 12 and made a successful ascent
of the mountain.
The American sailors have displayed
rcuuirknbie inirepidily and cndurnuce.
not only in ascending to thc siiiitil of
the mountain in record time. but also
in descending the inner walls of tho
crliocr respite the crass. reaching with-
in five hundred feet of the lake. not-
withstanding ii smull omission of
steam from fissures. indicating volcan-
lr nrlivlly. -
MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
More than half mankind over sixty
years of use suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders usually onlargment
of prostriite gland. This is both pain-
l'ui and dangerous. and Foley's Kid-
ney Care should be taken at the first.
sign of danger. as if. corrects lrregu»
lnrltlos and has cured many old men
of this disease. Mr. itixlney Burnett.
Rock Port. M0,, writes: l suffered
with enlarged prostrate gland and kill-
neyuroublo for yours and after taking
two bottles of Foley‘s Kidney Cure l
loci better than [have for twenty
years, although i am now -91 yours
old." l‘lnlstod’s Drug Store. “
June Creamery Butter. 25c lb.
15c can.
33 Wuhington 8t,-
Crown Aster anoy sonar Corn.
Crown Astor Intro flirted Poss.
.Crown Aster lelootsd Tomstoss.
Crown Aster Inked Issns.
Crown Astor aney buocotssh.
Gold Rook Irsnd Tomatoes.
Cold Rook Irsno timed Peso.
Gold Rook Isney auger Corn.
Gold Rook Irsnd Limo Issns. ‘
Cold Rook Itrinolsss Inns.
DILIGIOU! ensues nuns.
has a band of velvet encircling the
“—
it Two this Sale of lli’BSiEllililiiS
FOR ' i‘ ii
TOMORROW and Father;
in order to cull special attention to our large stock of New Spring and
Summer Dress Goods we will offer for those TWO DAYS sovsrnliitlndred
yards of brain new desirable goods at a» saving of from 25 toot) per cent.
This is an opportunity rarely presented and as it promises extraordinary
MONEY SAVING advantages it is surely well worthy of your time and at.
tention. , , . ’
Remember it Is not a stile of old
sent the cream of the market.
500 yds. of‘ii‘ine Quality All Wool Mel rose Sailings, 44 inches wide. In
all the newth spring colors. splendid values at 75c the yard. and
will bring even more money later. These two days’ sale, the price. 59o .
(Just what it cost from the mill).
Nearly a thousand yards of imported Mohair-s and Sicilians in black.
navy, cream, gray and brown. The rich silky kind always retains
its brilllaiicy. Absolutely perfect, worth 75c, and will be consider-
ed oheapht‘. this price. For these two days. less than wholesale
if bought new,
goods, but on the contrary we pre-
25 pieces of All Wool F‘iiie Batiste or-Ntin's Velling in all colors. includ- 550
log cream, the best She cloth on the market, wholesale price on
the market. today is '45c. Our price for these two days, any quan-
tity you wish. ‘ 38o
800 yards Henriettas, all colors, Fancy Mohairs in the new checks and
plaids; also All Wool Crepe DeParls, mostiy‘blues, regular price
25c. All in one grand lot at 500
“'l‘curuot" Silks. guaranteed to wear. all silk. in all colors. regular
price 50c. For these days the price. 38c
27 inch Pure Silk Taffeta, a strong. fir m‘. lustrous silk, worth 85c. :1 lim-
ited quantity only, for these two days the price, 670
All Silk Penn de Cygne in cream. pure white, light blue and black,
regular price 60c. These two days the price, 39c
1,000 yards of the New "Chiffon ldsse." all colors; also plaids and
checks. a beautiful summer fabric, looked upon as the most popu-
lar cloth of the coming summer. The price, 25c
‘..
ION STORE
15E BOS
FACTORY MUST PAY WAGES.
WARSAW. Feb. ii.—~Conslderable
comment has been caused by the Judg-
ment of the communal court at Widze-
wo. near l.odz_ ordering the Coats'
Thread factory to pay the wages of
S00 employees during the ten weeks
x'w works Were closed. The factory
shut down November 30, and a. short-
age of coal was given as the reason
for so doing. The court. in rendering
Tito thieves gained admittance to V ‘lf‘lglglemf {wild i? was “at 130k 0f coal,
the station by breaking a window, ldllcodmthc: gel [like of thal which in-
Tlioy ransacked the building. and not tm ' ‘1 up} nosing .0 ‘8 wotks and
being able to secure tickets. money or fort“, d in “WEE: not u 803;] reason
stamps. they look a few tools that, for ,,,,.",'I,..§,,e,,t of ”fence etordfir
were stored temporarily by carpenters emploopeg' I e ages 0 t o
In the station. ’ H '
Long Island
ROBBED MILLSTONE DEPOT.
NEW LONDON, Feb. li.——'l‘he Con-
solidated Railroad station at Mill-
stone was burglarized Sunday night.
but the effort of tho yeggmen were
unrcwarded. as no money. stamps or
tickets were stolen. Several tools
were the only articles taken and those
probably were stolen for the pul'lltlst'
of assisting the burglars in effecting
anticancer; to the piaccs thcy visit here-
tIi' cl“.
Turnips
CHOKED HIM WITH CHAIN.
Negro Teamster Attempts to Kill His
Friend And is Arrested.
HARTFORD. Feb. fir-«Iii a light
following an argument over some tri-
vial mutter. Edward Atkins a negro
ieniilster 39 years old, employed by J.
J. Barry, a butcher. attempted to chokn
a fellow workman. Michael Oslsko, in
his employer‘s burn last night on Wal-
nut street.
He Ilscd it truce chain and Osisko
was getting black in the face when
the negro was pulled away by another
it?) cls Peak.
50 cts. Bushei.
JOSELOFF’S
a
Three pounds Fancy Head Rice. 25c.
Delicious Coffee. from 25c lb. up.
If you try our Teas. nothing else will suit you. Also, so and 60c lb.
Fresh Country Eggs, 35c dos. Case Eggs. 25c doz. ,
Our Double Cream Cheese is a winner. Hundreds try it; why not you?
Fancy Prunes. Apricots. Pulled Figs, Evaporated Peaches. Evaporated Apples. Everything
the best at lowest prices. Our Elite Canned Goods are the‘finest goods put in a ‘can. Everyone who
has them calls for more. Nothing can touch thorn for quality or price. Corn, Tomatoes. going at
We are hesdqusrters for the Crown Aster and Gold Rook Brands of Canned Goods.
est peeked canned goods in the world, see that you got those brands.
Grovm Astor l'snoy Itrlnglsss Issns.
Crows Aster may Inmate Poem ssn 22c. .
Crown Aster slurs Lemon Cling Pushes. can 23c. ‘
fcniustcr Atkins was arrested. TEL. CALL—198.
Coll 322-4.
If You Want
the finest Butter you can find in town. come here and pay the price. and we can give the goods.
Fancy. rosy. sweet Creamery Butter. 32c lb. Extra Elgih Creamery Butter. 28 and 3°C lb. Fine
Charles. E. Seymour,
LEADING ‘GROCER. South Norwslk.
w.”— .W
‘ ods. ‘
I
wul -a......
and if you want the fin-
Not sold elsewhere in town.
ANY one or rsoss moi-losses
causes vsosrltstss.
l5c per oan
ous nonunssnggauo, Tuscan: ,
2 cans-5.256
, AOPARAOU’UI
GROWN ASTER‘lugflAN-D A.PANAn .
q ,.
‘ For Dori no
t
s
cw
incitement. or. insult,
’ ’ H
A Cupsrb (lustful-2i by the Distin- ' 32m aster gamer-tits ”his“? esn'uo.
wn sor s erns ns .
VAN his!!! ‘ f 1 rr II. an no
supported 2y AMY rsssswos'rs. * ’
soompsnls by TH! Cit-ATTI-
; - soookssgngmi I. ‘7
ms organs can our THE PAGE.
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