. mot-rust”.
din Mr I. III-I 7 =5! p.ni.
Ir chI
inmost i.»
‘ communicating ‘uIIiII 'I'IiI
IIIIIIIIIIII pin-Iron It In
'v ”lord" MI.
will midi II II, it‘ will
.sswvsnisnse IIIIII Ind
. prompt om.»-
m
ADVQII‘I'Ilmo.
I; experiment In bilihosrd Id-
which continued tin or six
Ills Amulcsu Tobacco (loin
erolurnod to newspspiir ad
putty. VIIIIIII devotod most
III Molina to udvsriluiug
ughlilugij tohsocos. spent II.-
iyonr pm the bilibosrds.
nlnoiint will ho spout horssitsr
. pars Ind mnmlpos.
{tony knows bottsr tits worth
IIng. slid no oompnny is do-
i, I withdrswsl Dom IIII blur
is sit Indlath of tilt! ouch-
hustling lesson will no some oi
bosom! IutInIoblio costs
yo our been «signed by than
M TitIIr Ityl color sud trim.
will motto tb gsrnloms or
hosuty. but titty VIII ho practi-
. , Illinu of strum Ind motor coats
Ito-o duys must be no handsome Ill
Million. home at the smartest of
‘ . slihoii linings are those in the
Pehln stripes.
’ Bun says that during bent
] . clubs will meet In the afternoon
‘ looming can bu given over to
. , church, sowing closers sud
lectures.
. bayou otherwise pretty coulomb Is
‘ led by an Iii-lilting guimpe that
“ out oi’ II at the top. its lines seem
. no relation whatevor to tho
" n d shoulder lines at the wearer;
I. pndgy. wrinkled man or not. or
Y as r! Iona difloront. mlteflol from
, gown spoons It the neck and over
uppIrIrnI ,
hoovtho Eton-..- iscket hits its body
sleeves cut in one piece.
Within» on book or front, tho pisln
nus which covers the closing is Il-
mys In unsightly bruit among the
on ‘Iltbor side of It, but It
Not lesthor stitching II run down
'Idgo of this told, its pluinms
‘ vory pinch relieved.
a I that; away your‘ Ilingerie
m '1“ O] IIO' II II o WOI'II
“ ,, 1st auroral scrutiny oi what to Mt
" ' flint II. will not do (or a
dor your linen jumper tracks.
I ”It”; "who“ soups.
GIVII stucco Ind Curtis Ito,
" . ms
YORK, list-ch il.-—Charies W.
' the former bunker, and Alirod
' formerly president or the
. ‘HIII at North America.
=W‘” so: guilty to tho palm sows
. m.
Am «.
0011410000“ “"03 0'
”:3” W charged than with moir-
aching-on churned than with
. _
. wss llsod st ”0.000 for Mom
.000 ior Curtis. The! were
In custody of their counsoi in
Court todsr to” s Iollit Indlcir i
“I. mi '0 In”. "W
...”... ...}: ..
Ilinltlsrsm Iispudlsio lisvsiis'
‘ Story
(Continued from First Page).
proceed at once. and perhaps it recess
would coins naturslly inter.
'. Detective Hughes was first called to
the stand by Attorney- John H.1Iiglit
and suited shout tbs writton stainmsnt
which he Wréd for Mr. Havens to
submit tohtr.14mongelii.Mr.(irot-n‘
. stein had claimed that the statement
was not Hsvons.
Attornoy Downs objected to this its
being Immslerini, chiming that it was
not the some statement.
Judge Pullman ruled that the paper
might provn motorist and sdmlttod the
question.
Mr; Hughes ssld It was tho sumo
paper he secured from Mr, ll'snns
Ind road to Mr. Lemongciii. it was
the ssmo csoopt he I: written on an-
dorsomcnt on It Ind dud two blitllll
shoots oi pspor to It. ilo tools the
letters from Hsvons to Mr. Walsh sult-
ing Iot- his note book. He lrionl‘illell
the lotbors which Mr. Light . bnndod
him no exhibits. Hr Walsh, Hughes
Isld, read both lotion In his prmonro.
He told Mr. Wslsh that Walsh hnd
boon paid $36 by Inmangeiil.’
Mr. Downs hora Intorposod another
objection, butit was admitted.
Mr, Wflsh~ropllod to Hughes "that
my be no, but there is morn monry
duo me. Besides." he said, “that lol-
Iow Is not all there." Hughes ropliod
thst he did not know it, but that Mr.
Wslsh had bed It commission to sunni-
lno him sud to report on his sanity.
. Attorney Downs learned from tho
witness when he hogan inquiries that
he did not huvo momornndums oi ova
erythlng that transplant In connection
with the scum.
Hughes said he mmlot no written
notes of this pnrtlculnr Iutorvlow with
linens.
Mr. Downs brought out that Hughes
hsd mode notes of several other in-‘
tot-views. telephone lwslks etc; ho had
with Mr. ltnd Mrs. linvonu Ind
Mongol". but made none of this In-
torviedwlth Mr, Walsh.
Mr, Hughes replica that ho consid-
ered this 036 at such importance thst
he wont t ours with it. to Judgo
Light's odlco. and told him oi thd In-
terview. lie thought an Innocent man
would deny any isiso accusations
against him. in Mr. Walsh did not
deny receiving I36 Irom iamongelli, or
other contents of the letter.
Mr Downs sold a clever man would
neither admit or deny anything to s.
detective. ‘
Mr. Hughes denied that Mr. Walsh
knew he was it detective.
Mr. Downs questioned Mr. llughod'
memory In this detail, but the lstter
said he was Impressed by the tacit. od-
mlssion 0! Mr. Walsh that be but ro-
mired some money, Ind there no
more due him. Hughos' impression
was that Walsh said. "ll'm thst may
ho so. hilt there II more money due
meMr Downs said that no It then Im-
pressed you it was more of 1 runner-
Ism thn In admission oi. .Woish.
and to this Mr. Hughes sol possibly
t VII.
How than, statements have you pro
pared for tho signstnro of I". Ilsvens
in connection with tho Insller.
Mr. Hughes lied thst he had pro-
psred mom dIvlis which linens
bud signed. but no did not. how who
had than.
Hr Downs united that ihéy be pro
dnood in court.
Judge Pullman questioned on to their
object. Ind Dir. light ssld that ho
would call Mr Dowus’ hint! and would
produco them In court
Judge Pullmnn Isid that tho pspm
could be pIIIod‘ovor to the naming
oounssl to read. as this bad boon the,
ruling oi superior and supreme court
Ilr. Downs sold ho would like the
vIIIgo of looting st them. and
udlo Pullinsn Isid tbsi. they would
in sdlnllind II evidence In In Inhibit.
Ir. Hughes Isld time were It least
two IndIviiI Irom lir. lisvonir. Ind
one told of Int conditionsin south
linrwsln. icli did not concern tho
Itr. Downs sold“I this now Iridenco
III III rIoIivII ibis morning might
moth cross Ixsmlnstion [grin
Is.
I?
i:
A i
.Ihmm
ItioiiiisyuiuiorI out»
1de”
MW.
wsml, Iitowr
Mr. Light turnod tho Willi.“
over to ill- Dow still hit
him rem-ding tit out of t “In new
I
to. flatten re. illod tIInt u on on
but its Min Ions
will get him out.’
Mr. Downs salt to liuve this tailli'. '
nanny strict-n on. on the groundth but
this conversation wss sitar Iir. uni.
ongsili bscaino i erosion to the can.
Judge Pullman ruiod iiist tho GVl'm ‘
dance wsI not or . In rshutisl and it
wss ruled out. .
~.D.D,.tltonteI-,i
Its-v.01. Msci
tilled. Mr light suited whsl. proposi-
tion wss submi « by lir. "Irons nod
which the Minis! rs' Associstion turn.
ed down
Mr. Downs ob - . to this quostlhu.
Mr. Light --Ddfllltltilldb¢0n.
variously in tail thonowspspsrs Ind
by» dliiorpnt Indi duds,
Judge Pullman thought It. might be
well In View oi . bllciniorost. toclosr
tho mutter up. ’
Ilr. Downs ob . to this on tho
ground that tho inlstorn could put I
statement In the bills press. but Islor
withdrew the ob‘
Dr. hiIchrisnd Isid llsvons told the
ministers "it wo Id bu noceunury Ior
him to go to Bidgoport no set I;
womnn. Ind coo to ibo,lioioi, and
loads her upstitlr without registering.
This was a comm n practice It humou-
goiii'u. 0! son that would end the
muttor Ind l w Id It onco come out.
nnd notiiy you " '
Dr. Msclsrlnnd station that Its was
questioning Hsv us on tho ovoninll
In question. T o moment liuvuns
made his pmpos ion he lilr tinctur-
Innd) Immedlsiol sold: 'Wo cannot
think or such I i lug tor a moment. "
lie turned to th other ministers Ind
they immediately rcuponded rcpudisl»
log the sublime. lisvons' pisn was
not to inks s rm with the woman.
but to simply get by the resistor. lie
was then to Iosv the hotel and nhtliy
the ministers.
listens VIII ch grilled It the reiussl
to put his plan I to shoot Ind sold II
the ministers 'I' 'iod the work door.
it should he done in his own way The
ministers thou nostod Hsvons to
leave thorn. and I was drcldod that. he
you Inofllclcnt to o the work, and the
remit. was that on next niomlug ho
was told to rot rn to Hartford. It
won on I Thur . y evening. In Dr.
Muclsrlsnd’s p sis room in tho
South Narwslli (‘ ngromtlonsl Church
WIII’I‘P this in now look pluco. Tho
tnossago for H v - II to return in Hart-
Iord was sent oil or by Dr. Egbert or
Mr. (Isrpentar. -: iloved. II they
wars the cinrni . d mreinry of
tho Mlnlsiorl' AI ulstion.
Mr Downs II Hurons' testimony
showed thst It w on s loudly. Do-
coinbor 23 but ill Ilscisrisud thought
It was Thursdsy Ind on Mr. Light
resillnning this, Ir. hisclsrlsndssid
ho had serious d-ubts shoot thrcoo
roctnoss of Mr. I vens' slomnonts.
In answer to - question of Judge
Downs Is to th evidenco oblsiuod
sgslnst lemon Ill. Dr. biscisflsnd
said ho would it : to tell it. and set-
tlcd down to toi the story. Thoro-
upon Judge Dow docldsd he did not
can tor it. ,
'I'ho tsstlmony of Dr. lisclsrisnd
corroborated by Iv. Dr. Curtico. was
to “show conciusl sly that the minis-
teril absolutely fund to ontortuln
Havens' proposit on. and that they
ltsd nothing more to do with him slici-
he made it, except to solid hint buck
to Hartford.
Mr. Egbsrt tsI
lied thsi. be person.
ally rsiusod to nsIdor Hovns‘ pm-
posiiion on s pro Ious pension.
Journmunt was tsltv
n.
round It 1 o’clock
Idsd, Judom‘snt III
=Ivon Cl". ‘
March ii.—-A decis-
ion was hsndcd down by Judge Rors-
‘bock In the supirior court today. In
tho suit which : rrlo and Sons pub-
lishers, of Phil olphis brought suit
ngslnst lilrI. Coc III. i. Yule. oi Morl-
don, for Illogcd muses of 02,500 for
brooch oi Isl-com i In isror oi the do
sndsnt. The I! nations were thsl.
an. VIII, sitar going In mutant
with H. c. Palm r. ropronntlng tho
publishers, hsd i lied to psy- for I III
of books untlil . ‘Thnckoruy Mo-
molrs" st tloo volume tor twenty-
Iivo volumes, nit ougb Ills IIId givsn
s chuck tor $600 in Iccount. Tho do-
ionco wss thst . . "moment VII on.
tiered Into upon I “ml or tits
plslntlli to sell I r Hrs. YIII I out oi
books which m pure , "lotto”
in historical tonsilcos tor lilo,
the. agreement it Incordlng to tho
doirndnut that ill {2.500 III. at books
wet-933: rigid. for upon “:“Mg’;
moot y o p it Is is
to soil tho other not. “a: dIIIndIiIt
ltirtlmr cIIimId t It the choolt oi “00
sIvc-n wits only
filth, soil It won at to
Iii tits plslntlit h d tuidllod Its part at
ihssgmmoot.
1min liorw In his decision
round instills p nil! bud mode ism
moron! tionsl Inst-stun Itsdoot
Ioidtlto IItorI W sndhsd
WW tho i I II to tint
slink; 'l‘bI and Itg ins tor the do
tondsstwitb , right to mom
mm tits ~ iuiItIil
I
NEW HAVEN.
SHUTMWN O I TO LOCAL 000'
DI IOU”: '
DAYTON, 0.. .
m ill I” "ll
“MN m
8|an- Militant um in
I’_ropIrI-- in Iiidssys
Filter iliii
I
t
Mot hos isl roportu show that
'sth rhuumsiism, is
usually Inc throughout his
coqu . All m Ilium or let
ng I to sure Ith- grantLon
'smouni oi IudIriug this winter,»-
poclsliy smong than who m not
I position to pack up sud visit the
n Idboslthresortstoho mum lio-
oont tIItI prove rhoulnstluni not ex-
sotly‘s disease In Iisoii. but I swore
symptom or kidney trouble, I condi-
iIoII onunod by clogged up pores oi the
diminutive tinsuu in tho kidneys
which tail to litter the poisoumI wssta
matter and min staid Irom tho blood,
permitting than substances to remain
in the veins and decompose. usually
settling shout tho Janis Ind musclus.
csusing the Intense psln, swelling Ind
stliluIII oi rhoumstism. .
A VIII-known spoolslist. who hss
probably trIIiId more cons of rhou-
innilum lhun some else, and who Is
also the most successful. given tho lol-
iowing simple trestmcnt. which Is
hsrmions Ind inexpensive Ind so slur
pie lint Anybody can mix it at home.
The Ingredients Iro: Fluid Extract
mutilation. onohsit munch; Compound
Ksrson one ounce: (:ompmlud Byrnp
Sumporlllu. three ouncss Clo to any
good prescription phn‘rmscy Mill got
than throo rumour ingrodlontu and
mix them by shaking In It bottle. tul-
Ing on I. don I. taupooniui otter mil
most Ind Iain It bedtime
Thai-I Iii nothing bsttcr in the world
for mucus. kidney Ind bladder
troublo. too. ‘ Such . symptoms us in»
client and psiniui urination. months.
wooknm, gouorsl and nsrvous do
hillty nro hound by certain Mills and
poisonous wssto mum. mm on
sun, otc., In the blood, which the lilti-
noys will also: slid purity sitar I low
doses 07 this prescription.
MEBIAGE 0N IROWNEVILLE AF-
FAIR.
”—4
Pmldsnt lays His Action Ilsd Inn
Oubstsntistsd by Testimony.
WASHINGTON. March II.-—ln con-
nection with tho rIport oi the urnstu
committoo on military nlislrs on tho
irownsylilo riot, whlrb wits msdo to
t e shouts todsy. the pmidout trons-
niiitrd it manage in which he sold
ihnt the Innis not innit in his order
dismissing tho negro soldiers lint!
been sulntitntistcd ll) the testimony
hoiors tho oomntltloo
lie momnnosdod In hill MW
out the time loi- tits winntstenmt oi
the dischsrgod soldiers. whirh Itu cs.
piped. ho ostondod kit It your In order
hsétilnslly succeeded?
'l‘Itlor.
' ~ “tho .
.nid tho othur do! at I Itrssgo III
photon:
"All or us vs our customs. WI
Welsh Iisvs cerium customs. you Am
icons hsvs oortslu others. and It om
min plunge in you. why, yours soon:
slrsngs to us.
"Btrsngos oi III word the custom
at s young Abysslnlsu prince who ooooI
mug]; with me.
" pssso rs liked this young?
mun. Ind It {is and or the voy
thoydsmligod s dinner In his honor
on.
"it wits I smsrt dinnsrworobids IIIJ
champagne no ond—-but—-tho prim;
never turnod u I
"itsproscbsd the nut morning bit
tho rhsirmsn oi the commliioo, ssltod
Indignsntly why he did not come to
tho dinner. tho prince answersd, Itin-
ply Ind unholy:
t" 'l wss not hungry.”i-—Ws‘shingtoo
Ir. '
nor?
Ilsrold-nDosr moi No. Then luck
it I~No; succumbed. —l.olldoil
W
IVER wore s
N rnIncout? Then
* you don't know
whst wot weather coin-
iori really is.
' 3
Perhaps your ides of
u waterproof garment
illll , alwsys been It
heavy nlrdlght nil‘uir in
which the wonror still-Pu
and prrsplros,
.II
‘I‘ry It Iiirlit. loose lion.
juiuiu Aqua Proof linin-
cost and nor how much
Ethel—III" on board of Josh's ou~ ‘
virulent. to
‘ CORE
smartly Gowned Women Are
Marked to a Large Degree by
the Corsets They Wear.
The Corset either makes or mars the
figure, likewise the gown. ,
Spring Fashions demands—no hips——
The Ainericaii Lady “new sling hill"
model solves the'question ofih’ose long.
. slender, gracefulllines, so fashionable and
smart Perfect in fabric, iiuishand fit. A ;
MODEL FOR EVERY FlGURFr- ,
$1.00 to ; $5.00. ,
..
you um oiiuiolicn.
$15.00 to $25.00.
cpsu nonhumwsoussosv
Ind, Isrososv svsmuos.
millions.
,‘I'MLOR, CLOTHIII, MATTER.
'ulfllfl'lll.
I8 wIshingtsn It. 8°. mill.
to permit the pmliiunt‘ to tritium“!
any oi the dischurgwl "Hill who did
not isil within tho turn.» at llll'l dis
ntIIIIi.
'Bonsior Wlimn lil’I'MIMI‘d the In
port of the commitm- on bohsil oi the
mslorlty, Ind Show? Earshot the
views of tho minor“?
Our sins may and} out but thsy
hsve It much Illl‘dl‘r in!» it we II'I' not
helping on the min-r Plld by hunting
(or thorn.
N -... ..
OSTEOPATHY.
It you burn hail the misfortune in
have had tho “GRIP," and have not
only mcovcrod. noiIIY‘TI tho time to
tslto it In bsnd. unity. persons are
suitcrlng todsy (min shine chronic dis-
Isn. that they can truce the origin
Motto-form” Itischnttblsdlnsn
This modern trestmoitt will lioip you .
lo regsin your nsturnl nulih. Consul-u
lotion tree. Ofllco hours mo I.
to 5:30 p, In.
ed III!
Dr. Jerome D. Witt:
Phone 123-1.
'40. 12 IIAACI PLACE. NMWALKI
CONE.
.. .-.... ......"
M~fl mam—....
Trcstmsnt administer—
!
"V ..
E. A. MITCHELL
Onchousckcopsr says:
“The . ..
Housier
Kitchen
Cabinet
lshsndicr ihsns ntsidssrvsnt :-
m. scrauvcsmorestepsthsnsbi- _j
es" “
E. A. MITCHELL
Tho Only comm Houssturnishing
ours in tho City II Norwslii.
colt. mun silo want. Imm. '
NOIWALK. CONN.
A N ew
Friend
Demon Ilssli.
o»......... ._ -..—”Who ..
FIN! ADIOITMENT OF
Post Cards!
St. m Post m.
W. A. Briggerman,"
' HUNG "all. ‘I
in wumm It.
Anni)» om my.
”VINCE“ Clot
sirlondln '
M .IWIOII‘ID it.“ ”In
“mm
MOIIWUIWIIIII
Ind.
Call 30%"
‘tlIIItlII II
Iii III_.,
Mint, ‘
“WWI
rs
mu!
em down
n3: conditions
W
mantis Inn
tum
The construction oi ills bums
Sm'DmphsShoc
IlsdI on undue prlnoIpIIr.
till tho
to m CIIIlorisblI on Stylish
Easiness
ASK TO SEE THEM '
u: o I- ..~
SEVEN DESERTERB ARRESTED.
NEW YORK. Mnrrh ll r—chon mom
who sailed with the American battle-
ship squadron. but tired of the loot:
cruise and 1m tho ships at nm do‘
Juteiro worn brought hero today on
tho ltt'lll‘l’llti' Voltaire. from South Amr-
m parts. They wore turned over to
II usvsl oncor nt anmntino an descri-
urn. They worn mode prisoners and
will be placed on lrIIl.
You live in the suburbs don't you‘
' How do you w?"
‘i'vo noticed you hanging around
that shed store for tho last two
cooks "— St Louis Post- Dispatch
"Understand." mncliulod the struc-
gling young lawyer, "i hold“ no brief
for the trusts!“
'And then he added softly:
ii did."-Kansss City Journal.
Lcnten " Sal
New York Grocery Company.
"i will?!
3 1-" BEST IONEL503 GOD FIN-l .................. 25¢
CREAM OAK! COD HUI-l (Ifloluflly ours) PKG. ...... . ...... .146
DOMESTIC CARDIN“ I CAN‘ FOR ................. . . . . .. . .. 26c
NIGE [MALL FAT HACKIIIL, EACH .......... . ..... . ....... 1c
FANCY ENGLI‘H ILOA‘I’IBIJ FOR .. . . ........... . .. .. 106
CRIMINT IMND IROILED MACKEREL. CAN ....... .. .. . .. 15¢
MAIMALU‘ KIPPIIED HERHING, LARGE TIN . . . . . . . . .. . . 10¢
RICKIIT'G 3281' 300.50 HACKIHEL. CAN. ..
MCKERT’O [SIT IROOK TROUT, CAN ... .......... . . . . . . .
IMPORTED MRDINEO (In oil) ........... 10¢. 13: and 15: MN
IIAHDBLEV'S IHREDDID COD "GI-l (In gin.) .. ...... . 10°
wsnnsurso rwzsu zoos. DOZEN ...... 21c
ITIIIGTLV rnssu counrnv zoos, oozsu sis
WI sro lIIsdqtisrim tor DIIIIIOIII. Fresh Mun lute".
nothoyunybsttormmthoworl‘ 6.
Don’t forget Thursday. March 12th, so Divisional Day. Irlng your
but: In W got 10 dumps Fm.
New York Grocery Company,
. acorn uoswsut. A. r. luokmsnn I. co..- m». uoswsut.
Voodoo-
vim swan Bums. put it...
' 20 us. cmumso SUGAR. . - - $1.00
LEAN TENDER sawmills. per in. - . - 9c
to cum BORAX SOAP . . . . . . 25..
3 ms. LARGE rituuss. . . . 25¢
rosmvstv HOME LAID zoos. pct m 30o
UNITED GROCERY CO.
Phone 143. 20 North lists Silent.
Sweet Cider, 280 Gallon.
Fresh Ironi tho press. IIpIolollymsdIIorourlrsdqlroinrnr
utspplss. Awhoissornsslidusuirslllsr‘or. Pltonsorlssvsyonr
ordIr Wslisvsjugttodollvsrln.
Wshsvcntsnyspscisluointonsyssvlngioryout
VERMONT cmuusuvsmmn. ago
cousrxrmm an
ARMOUR! “rm in!" wanna». ""75""tn9 ‘
ARMOUR! SUGAR CW SHOULD!“ lb. ”my..." gs
‘ .
Norwalk Chronicler