billy lint .
boson before Justice Davis
hilt Jury was completed last
fact that several pollen
‘ some involved in c
of the case, has oontribub
.. keen lntereit in the trial.
:Wofilcers now is on trial he
,ligz, be Commiuiduer Blarbain.
airtime never since her an,
‘ denied inst she killed Gerd-
Blle declared that the man had
or tor years to earn a llvins
< in by her shame. she knew that
id. escape from his power only
Many prominent wont»
“Hartman’s behalf and raised
towards her defense.
Mme of killing Caesar Young. is the
rincipai ttorney for the defense. His
it ate is former Judge Otto Rosal-
prosecution will be conduct-
sistant District Attorneys Ely
,y
WII‘ Van Diver
Mk! tilled with spectators.
1”iris“ o g argument for the prose-
, alien. Mr. Ely warned the jury not
to selves to be influenced
rial opened today the
, % (lei-tan muudlin sentiment
”W loll prevails and which is backed up
by“ a popular clamor. "
. W-
OIITUARY RECORD.
MRS. EDWARD MASTER.
Carrie: A; Master. wife of Edward
Manter. died at her home, 55 Franklin
avenue, today at the aged of fifty- seven
yam. The funeral will take place on
Wednesday at 2 :,30 Rev Lewis K
Moore olllclsting Interment will be in
Riverside Cemetery
"FUNERAL or. Miss D'AR’l‘OlS.
he funeral of the late Miss Emily
rtols was held this afternoon at.. "
och. from her late residence. Rev.
, _.,.'W '1‘. Duncan and Rev. ilugh B.
Carpenter oiliclated The interment
s in Notwaik Cemetery
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BANK OFFICIALS HELD UNDER
RAIL OF $3,000
BOSTON Feb. 26. ~Fostcr Hooper,
of this city, vice president of the Han
over Bank .whlch is now in the hands
act‘s. receiver. was held in $3,000 bail
. or the United States District Court of
,New Jersey by United States Commie
sinner Hayes today on the charge of
using the malls in a plan of defraud
ooper waived examination on advice
ioffhis counsel. former Assistant At-
tomey General De Goosh. lie was
arrested here several days ago on a
bench warrant which had been issued
by the New Jersey District Court. it
was stated here today that Hooper
would be tried at. the April term of the
New Jersey Court on an indictment
charging conspiracy with .lolrn 1..
White, president of the imperial 'i‘rus-
tees Company of Jersey City to use tho
mails illegally in conection with a;
' leged financial and stock operations of
. wills. trustees company.
CASTING OF LAFAYETTE STATUE
WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-Accordlng
to a letter received here today from
Robert J. Thompson, at Chicago. sec-
, retary of the mfayette Memorial Com.
_ mission. having in charge the erection
of a monument to inrfnyctte. in Paris.
' reparations are under way for the
not casting of the statue and its
dedication, October 19, the anniver-
nary of the surrender and full of York-
town. A special foundry is being built
for the casting in Providence. R. i..
,and Secretary Thompson states that
he sees no reason why the casting will
not be finished by September 1.
,..__.
‘ LECTURE BY REV. H. E. WING.
“ Company F‘s members will listen to
_ lecture by the Rev. H. E. Wing. af-
ter the drill at the Armory. Tuesday
night of this week. The subject will
s_Grant. Rev. Mr. Wing was cori-
nected with General Grant‘s lrcudquur-
tern during the Battle of tho Wiidcr-
node, and he will illustrate the lecture
with several maps. showing the move-
mantra of the two armies at that time.
, The lecture is for the. bcueili of nicm~
born of Company F.
LIGHTSHIP STILL
, AROUND.
, NEWPORT. R. 1.. Feb. 26.»’l‘he oili-
ciais of the torpedo station announced
this morning that, the Nantucket.
‘Shouls Lightship was cruising around
within two or three miles of her ain-
‘iion. but that she, had been unable to
‘ pick up her chain and buoy, lost during
a hard blow last week. it was ex-
pected that the ilghtship would suc-
cee‘d in anchoring on the shoals some
Illmo during the day.
CRUISING
idle money is like send that
is not plantodwit will not yield
3 harvest.
Deposit your funds with this
tron: institution. where vour
easy will work steadily. take
0 holidays and pay you
4 Per cent interest
1 It sits of 0100 and our.
on every six months.
«Innate. : s. in. to 3
Open or or "on n
tolo'eloa. I!
lb watery surrounds the death of Harry
NEW LONDON. Feb. 86. muses my»
Booker. who was tuned in a seller in
the rear of 5715 Main street. naturally
eyenlus, with a runs around his neck.
As near as can be accounted Bowker
met his death on Wednesday nlsht.
but how he died in a question which
the police of the city anticipate
trouble in solving Annie Device. 0.1
to be Bowltsr's common law
at! e, who tells many curious stories.
was arrested. She was committed to
Jail in the custody of the coroner
The policemen found Buwkcr
stretched at full length across the
door of one of the rooms. All piece of
clothes line. tied in half a square knot
to a door latch. was passed around
Bowkcr’u neck. 'l‘his noose Was loose.
Around Bowker's neck was another
noose of halibut line. drawn tightly so
that the fingers of a man's band could
not be out between the line and the
neck An autopsy will be performed
on the body.
EXPRESS KILLS MAN AT MILFORD
nun—l.—
Uukuown itsllnn Supposed to Have
Committed Suicide.
MILFORD. Feb. 26.-—-An unknown
man, supposed to be an Italian laborer.
was struck and instantly killed at the
railway station at 12:45 Saturday by
xpress train No. 280, due at New liu~
veu at 1 o‘clock. it is believed that
the man committed suicide.
.He was noticed standing against the
fence near the depot with a bundle of
clothing on his arm and when the train
thundered along he was seen deliber-
ately to walk out on the track against.
it until its was struck. He. was buried
30 feet into the air. striking the corner
oi‘ the depot platform in his fall. The
body was horribly mangled. the head
having been split into titres parts.
There was nothing on the body by
which it could be identified, but an
examination of the bundle he carried
may disclose something by which his
identity may be discovered,
RAILROAD WIN CITRUS FRUIT
CASE
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.~’i‘hc suits
known as the "Citrus Fruit Cilfit'h',"
in which all the railroads of Soutltrru
California were interested. were today
decided favorably to the railroads by
the Supreme Court of the United Sta-
tes, the column being by Justice l’t-t k.
barn.
The cases involved the right of the
railroad companies to designate the
route for fruit shipped east uftcr leav-
lrrg their own lines. The decision of
the circuit court for the Southern ois~
tricl of California and also the order of
the interstate Comrucrce Commission
\vcrc reversed by today's docisiou.
TRIED TO POISON ARCHBISHOP.
WILLEMSTAD,
Feb. 20.——According to advices rc-
cuived here from Caracas, President
Castro is greatly unnerved as the re-
sult of an unsuccessful attempt. by an
unknown person to poison the Most
Rev. Dr. Joan Bantisia Castro. arch-
bishop of Venezuela, by pulling ni-
train of silver in the cornmunioutionai
wine on Sunday. February 18, which
caused u grout sensation.
bishop some time ago issued an cu-
cyclicul rcbukiug the Venezuelan
clergy for thcir lmoruiity. The at-
cruliy attributed to a priest.
Senator Wartrcr' and Mr,
genial and cheer secretary
'I‘ul‘t.
ol‘
ricnry '1‘an chuffed Warner unmcrcl-
frilly about his siutc and his role as
tho Mysterious Stranger“ in Washing
ton. Scuttlor Wurucr took it all good
uuturcdil and then when lilt- laugh
on him illiti somewhat subsided. he
said:
"That's all right. Mr. Sol-rotary, You
arc right horn on your own stamping
ground. where you are surrounded by
your official not and have protection
and are known. but i recall qu- limo
when you Were not so chipper.“
'l‘aft inughcd heartily and the otlrcrs
in the group insisted that Warrior toll
to what his reference but] been made.
'l‘lic Missouri senator refused and Tail,
ready to be Ibo hull of the tale, told
it himself.
"You see.” he said. "i went out to
Kansas City to enlighten the bcnight-
cd folks lhcrc on tho Philippine prob-
icm, which somc of you know i have
taken some interest in. They assigned
mo to Senator Warm-r. who was my
escort. 'l'lrcy treated me quite hand-
somely tilcrc. and Senator Warner and
l rode in a carriage side by side
through the city's best streets. 1 1‘0-
markcd repeatedly to the senator on
the enthusiastic reception 1 was rc-
ceivlng and he luughiugly said. NM-
or mind. Part of it is intruded for
me.‘ meaning to jokingly and good no-
turodiy rcducc nry bump of soil-os-
tecm. lint fortunately for me. Just.
then a tall man on tho. curb close be-
side the carr'ingc was heard to any,
‘Thut's him. 'l‘hnt'a him sitting in the
carriage there bcsldc that big fat
luah.’ You (an safely venture that
Warner had the laugh on me.'
'i‘hc pastor had usually been grunt-
ed an annual vacation of one month.
but. this your his friends in the church
believed that he needed a lwo months'
rent. and the matter was being cou-
sidorcd at a church meeting. where it.
became evident that those who favor-
ed the extension of the limo were
in n lsrse majority. says the Woman's
Home Companion}
After considerable discussion. Dom
con Smith rose to speak. "Brethren."
he said. "you all know my feelings
about this matter. holidaying. as i do.
in the necessity of thorough church
work. i not opposed ‘io rinsing our
place of worship or the interruption
for any length of time of the regular
routine. I would, however. ”Ingest.
n it seems to be the will of the ma-
iority that our pastor be given a va.
cation of two months. in order that
the least harm may come from his
when the devil is going to take his
vacation and have the pastor take his
at the same time.
necessary information.“
The letter was, not seconded.
island of Curricula:
Tho nrcir '
tempt on the archbislrop's life is gen-i
tho 1
wul‘. {
wr-rc at a reception the other night.
and as tircy are very good i'r'rcudSJScc- l
prolonged absence. that we find out
i move that a
' calamities be appointed Io secure the
sale. ambitious out»
man of enterprise in nearly all so
tivlilss and vocations. as well as i. .
the tuna Of Isrler investments. In
El Decade of opportunities is opened
to view by the first publication by
the Business Men' I League of outer»
prises that are awaiting prolit takers
In the South and Southwest says the
St Louis Republic Cotton crop sta-
heen phenomenal during the past ten
years and the” accompanying lu-
orease of wealth has been great.
homebody is going to look up
these good things. The openings
will be filled. the industrit’s estab-
lished. and they will breed others by
the rule that nrtleanry thrives best
and is most profitable in variety. The
next census will show for the South
and Southwest an enormous rrd-
vanoe both in population and indus-
try.
AMERICAN IDEAS IN ORIENT.
it is instructive to read what
Bradford Daniels writes .1n the
World's Work concerning the re»
building of Manila by Americans and
American capital.
A post hole was this city on Au-
gust 13, 1898. when the American
troops marched through the 'tilthy
streets to take possession. it was
dull and decaying. forrl and unwholc-
some and in every way marked by
stagnant ideas and futile sanitation
of the past. In fact, there was little
effort at sanitation whatever.
At once the American energy as-
serted itself. and. presto! Manila is
today a different city. Not only a
different city is it. but practically a
new city. it is a place of activity.und
enterprise. and tourists pronounce it
the most attractive spot in all the
East.
The train formation of Manila is
but the eve lure to the transforma-
tion of all the Philippine Islands.
The American railways. followed by
American travelers. business mm
and workers. will turn the trick. "
PROGRESS—1N DESTRUCTION.
. Russia ligrrres' up. officially, its loss
in strips in the Japanese‘ war at
$113,000,000. This may be called a
bottom estimate. It docs not up-
poar to cover the damage to vessels
interned in the Chinese and Phil-
ippine waters. it probably refers to
the cost of the vessels and lbcir
‘equipments which have gone either
into the hands of the Japanese or in
the bottom. It docs not represent
the renal-able damage, but the Irre-
parable.
Commodore Oliver lluzard Perry
won a memorable victory, vcry 1m.
, poi-taut in its results. with a fleet of
strips which severity days before his
fight. had been living trees on the
shoresof Lake Erie. That was not
‘ so far back in the history of the nu»
lions. Now it takes four years to
build a battleship. and filtered min-
utes. perhaps, to destroy it.
We call this progress. but. the joy
of the nations over President. Roose-
velt's achievement in restoring
peace suggests that the world's al-
,tenlion may presently become cen-
tered on another sort of progress—-
Now York 'I‘ribuno.
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'I‘lilt) S(‘ Haiti)!" Ol‘ xusus.
Persons with uosci. of classic
mold and size will be interested in
tlstios alone show that agricultural,
development in all. that country has -
A man living at a midi is like a
grapevine in a flower noon-movable.
carried around from place to place.
docked at the root and short at the
top. Nowhere (run a an get real
root room, spread out do branches
till they touch the morning and event-
lug. but in his own hpuse.-——Henry
Wald Beecher
Country Eggs, per dozen; 25c
Navel Oranges. per dozen, 25c
3 lbs. of Head Rice, 25:
3 Can- of Assorted Soup.
JOSELOFF’S
72 N. Main Sf. 50. Normal):
25c
Tel Cs‘ll,19§‘.
TWO SOUTH NORWAl-K MEN lN Fnos'r FISH. 5 an. for .......... 25c
LUCK. .
Both had Endowments paid them MARKET 000' """""""" 6° 'b‘
this month by the Count General Life HADDOCK ------------------- 5° “’-
lus. Co. The invoslrrront was so good SPANISH MACKEREL ........ 12: lb.
they mangled again in the saute com- WEAK FISH ............. ”_ 10c lb.
puny. hy don't you?
F_ H_ HELD. Gem,“ ”m. BLUE FISH .................. 12ch.
United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwalk. Conn. ”WELT .. ------------------ ‘2‘: “’-
Telephone sass-s. FRESH HERRING ........ 7clb.
. STEAK coo. ............... 12cm.
HALIDUT ............... 1ch lb.
, .
SALE STILL SLICED SALMON .......... 12:; lb.
. * WHOLE SALMON ......... .. .10c us.
60' N G , o N NATIVE FLAT FISH ......... hit).
in
THE VALUES WE OFFER All! BETTER 'l'H AN EVER.
A Black Dress. Skirt or Jacket. should he a very important part of every ludios' wardrobe.
some of the newest‘weayes of the sea son's productions.
PANAMAB.
BURAH 801E.
CRIBPINE.
OPS,
Decorated Bread and Butter plates. 6c Decorated Fancy Cups and Saucers. 5c
Decorated Cream Pitchers,
New Materials.
We are 'showins‘
Among the, newest are ‘ “
"mil-{LA cases of. Mes.
» Lbs-rINA.' 1 . .EOLIENNE.
FRENCH TWILL. l MEL-ROSE
HOUSEFURN ISHIN G DEPARTMENT.
Decorated China Cups and Sauc-
Decorated Vases. fancy shapes, 150 Gas Mantles, do
150 Decorated Fancy Pin Trays, 150 Decorated T9“ POW. 39°
Furniture Polish, 400
Paper Napkins, for 100 25c
5c Gas Burners. complete, 29c 6 Glass Tumblers, 19c
Long and Round Clams. also Oysters
30c qt.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH SEL-
LING AT REASONABLE PRICEs.
Gottlieb’s
CLOTHING, suocs AND
rusm'sumos.
11 North Main sum south Nor-walk
fifi
r
ANOTHER BIG SHIP-
rncnt oi the celebrated JEDDO
Coal has just been received at
our yards. This Coal is one of
the very best of" the many kinds
we sell. Our word is good. but
you need not take it—rtry the coal
for yourself.
Good Coal is not secured by ac-
cident—it requires judgment and
experience. The most particular
people in town buy coal of us be-
nasography. the new science which
is engaging lite attention of Vienna
savunls. The study of thc nose as
an indication of charm-tor is not
founded upon frivolous lheorics in-
,rupuble of proof. Sufficient is
known concerning the noses of dis-
tingulsbed men and women who
have gone before, to furnish (1qu
for the principles of this new indoors.
The long unset-il of Caesar and \‘upo-
lcon are regarded as lnditsiiw of
their military genius. The. horror»: of
criminals addicted to violence and of
pugillsts are. shown to be of the
"pug” variety. But. for the rose-
surance of young mothers. it in sin-
iod that this rule has its crcuplimis,
and that many a pup uoscd infant
grows up to be a credit. to its parents,
The possibilities of nssograpby are
limited only by the boundaries of the
Imagination. and tho savanls who
think they soc something In this
new science are doubtless not do—
ilclcut in fancy. says the l’iltsbur;
Gazelle.
A Pl’l‘lll‘lill DERTRUCTION.
The acquisition of public propor-
tion by fraud, the impatient inva-
sion of our Western parks by minors
and smelter men. the hatchery of the
slant trees of California. will have
effects of gravest nionaco to the prom
parity and well being of millions.
says Brooklyn Eagle. The lawless
spirit of destruction and the more
lawless spirit of urced require rc-
straini. yet it is hopeless to expect it
till the whole body of the people has
awakened to the importance of saw
lag the forests. and that Is diillcuit
so long as majorities elect to live in
cities out of sight of them. The
campaign of education against this
waste is one that should be proso-
cuted in all countries. and with on-
remitting industry.
THE ITALIAN EARTIIQUARER.
quakes in italy should have wrousht
their worst demons in Celebriu. be-
cause they will frighten thousands
of the people to this country. Britt-
audsgo. pauper-ism and vice thrive
among them as they do not among
the people in the northern part of
the kingdom. and the incoming of
hordes of refugees to New York. will
mean a lam addition to In already
troublesome class is our panel»
summaries Mil.
it is unfortunate that the enriib‘
cause they findi t"top-notch"
fuel.
Let‘s get together.
he Ferris that in
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iiiiii
All Cdlors. Fine Quality.
EATON HUR ‘BUT
WRITING ‘APER
250 a Box
wu. I. ll RMAN'S
music are l.
Donovan lloek. 184 Washington It.
mm ”or Ore-cont harm
A Jack of all Trades
is not what the people want when they
require good workmanship. My work
is done right and when I say A Job
In done, its done.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Plumbing. "firming and Steam Fitting.
5 Monroe Stripes So. Nor-walk.
"trovrr s _r__Iir run "
YOU
Want Good Shoes
There’s no reason
for you not getting
attractive ones as
well, if you pur-
chase them here.
You need not pay
more than Three-
Fifty.
"IVEAR SHOES IIIAI III"
Shirt
Sale 1
79 cts
buys any one of our colored bos-
om Slrirts that sold all season
.. ' ' iris '
buys any one of our colored bos‘ I
out Shirts. of the famous "ribir"
urukc. regular sine value.
THE 0on CORN!!!
or book will not be 'iiormpieio with-
out a thoroughly mm table Couch.
We can give you many different styles
and sites of reaches a all dinerout
iprices.
ouu lilo COUGHII CANNOT II
“AT.
We carry Him styl s. low priced.
medium and the host Bed (lunch on
the market Imtay.’ "the mom. Hero
is it coach that is or fortsbie and
durable and can be oh and into a full
steed bed by simply no . in; the foot
on a lever.
o
Blues ii to 18%.
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Isturdey Innings.
iith I ll
'r‘Aiwu. ,
owrmnn.
uA'rrnit.
musician.
In alumnus It. Is. um i
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TRISTRAM 8r, HYA'I'T, NORWALK, CONN.
Ducross.
H. Kriege’r & Co’s
West Washington Street,
South Norwalk. ‘
illicit Rummage Sale
Now Grin-gilt 1
Odds and Ends in the different departments
going at very low prices.
y
All small lots of Wlnfor Goods must be sold to
make room for our
. Spring Stocks Of
'Cloaks, Furs, Fall Waists,
Overcoats for Men and Boys,
Underwear and Flannel's.
MustiirSuldlirgardiessoi’frires
onerlrr on CASH.
Try our convenient Credit system.
NO extra. charges for this
' privilege.
H. KR‘IEGER ’8: ill.
Isvmore than a. couch; it is a deep-seated Mun
motion or catsuit of the bronchial tubes And
lungsuallied to asthma and the most: mum
some of consumption. It baffles all wheels ‘of
medicine. and cough euros. loaded with nor-
notice are worthless and harmful. beeduu no.
remedy taken internally only. ever did or can
m“ «032mm: ‘ in
I
”were ill drops every 0 hours and BB sons to mold
and showman not, «enumerating». Micah
mom rectum the unseen
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film Got! the lion
maintain“
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