111111111 In” your 11 you
1:119. done.
modelling the adore.
«.111 Mill! Itrc‘ct. 1'
. 111m Licking in
Thaw Trial
{Continued F‘t om First Page).
NW
1;“ Ipeciul panel was begun by the
W Attorney Jerome and 11111 as-
datum M11 (lat-van. had preceded the
than by; few moments and taken
1 hair 111MBB at 11 table inside the court
he defendant‘s lawyers have
his 111111 outside the rail
“rd Thaw 111'11ved alone and
1%): gave rise to 11 report that Mrs.
Thaw. mother of (be amused
111111 the Dountees of Yarmouth his
51111th not attend the. morning
was called. to Web” at 10:45
(i was again attired in the
“32$ The, shit he were yesterday. An
lidmdlred briskly by his relatives to
qttiilel! and bows which had marked
li-i Ippettrnnce .I'esttIrduII were. mis-
Bln . His, wife leaned foiwut'd to 111111
tot (I prisoner.
“9‘.“ng I
my (worms
‘ rectum any too well last night
I . ‘ 'rsiI talestnan was George F.
' 11 mbacer, No. 20. who was quitkly
a'xdbodil because of non- residence.
Josiah C. 'l‘hnw anothei broth1'I1 of
he licensed.I was in contt for the
'7 .I {m Kendall a banker was drawn
woman No. 2], and was examined
(11111111 Attorney Jcr.ome
Ive totaled 1111 opinion in this
lag by Mr. Jerome 111111 by .1118-
l‘11‘ltl'Gernld Kendall said he.
pill; )113 previous conclusion which
' 11181111111111”er from tho newspa-
AGQD'HNS
The district nttoi'ncI 111111 followed
, detail the lines of (Ixuntinntion luid
yesterday. His questions (teem
e directed to the purpose of so-
1111 113- a jury whichgwould not be
cured in our \I"u_1 b1 muttittteul 111‘
which would be guided by
{ml law 0 {the suite to the ex
. 11 of any uocuilcd higher or un-
11th law and which would (IxcuIIII
' criminal not in :1 person whose insan-
1y was proved to be of (Inch 11 (I'liatnc
"tev- an is contrmpluhd in tho explicit
Tungtulgo of the statute 'lhtI htw pro
tides th1I inhune 11015011 must be inbor-
. 111': under such a defectivet Ieu'son its
‘ 1161. to know 1111I nature or (nullity of:
the committed. or 1‘\‘(‘ll to know tlntt
, the act is w1'.ong
- *Mr. Kendall (IIIthII I1I11 ttll llli'st' 11111-5-
tlons satisfactorily, but when
clared that be 111111 know 11 Mrs. W11-
liani Thaw for 11111111 111.1114 he was
promptly excnhcd bI (ommon consent.
The absence of 'l‘huw‘ u mot III-I from
the courtroom totlut 11 11'- explained by
' one of the attorneys for the defense.
' (a 811111 that tho 141111111 “111' yesterday
paved too much for ”11' prisoner‘s
mother and that 5111‘ was on the It-II'gII
of 13011111389 when sin-11411111011 to lit")!
hotel. “(I said. (tit-Io Ihpt Mrs I‘buw
.will not try to attend every session
(It, the court during thr- trial. The
—‘ countess of Yurmonlh is 511111 to be
. 1111-1113110." :1 slight colt]
;Wllllam(‘t. Stem-11.111111111111111 No :32.
was dicuhed when be said he had (I
h k Wife lllld child
illlnm C. Wilson tnlcsmttn No
it) his occupation 111; that of a book
During hi-I (Ixuminution it
mt
1.111.
ét' the weight 111’ 111111111111 of
11111111 11 jur \ root anIn tho shonltltt's
' . I'distIict uttoi'ncv Mr. lcromc
1‘ or not the IalIIsmun 11.111 (my
titer for or against the defen
ital punishmcnt and broadly
wlIctht-r the proposed juror
knew of any" valid reason th
. if thIIt 11110141111111 :Inid 111I 111111
ion, Mr. .1'ctomc bud to delve
he depth of the opinion 11nd in
every case. 111I convinced the
on he conl lay aside his opin-
the tune of leg-.11 evidence.
Wilson Eflltl 111I would like to
1‘}! possible doubt as to tho
‘8 guilt Iotttovcd '
opinion in brt‘sod upon the
p of the. newspapers or rn-
they huve printed?‘ askntl'
bl. ct. attorney.
l ‘1 I
lit the- removal. of all l't‘IilBOl'I
,bt convince vou without doing
'e‘v'eri possible doubt?"
111111111251 1: rather tine ”
'Itaiesmun: “I would want,
Ito be satisfactory to
' ' I‘Iho'w alluring.
Ell" . mine owners.
on here there ate utitlon
n'thiee hundred is 11
t. eventually tuliill their
. failures are forgotten
. Such editorially is absolutely false
in hunt very large and we have decided to clean them out, on (11:-
Draw (also this opportuhttv.
anunght lllllihiilfl [30
HARRY Goonwm, Mgr.
' bl; 9111136 (ii the. lawyer's 1able,thn,,,
"’1’th meted each of his counsel ‘
111 more cavity as though he had not ,
paid the prdposed jIII".ox Under4
he, could reach a 11111 IeI'dlI-t ,
he (16- i
' I'l‘huw was more animated and whisper-
em in this MUTUAL SBVlnhu bunk. Risk them in no scheme
RendItltis from Mr. Daniel Guggenheim, one
' public to 8011 more ventured". . ‘
haven‘t got your overcoat there in a
0111' stock of
South Not-walk. Donn.
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Ends when Winterv
; Stock 15 Sold
lien’s Suits and OvercOals. were $10. at
Men’s Suits and OvacoatSfWere $14. at
Men’s Trousers. were $1.75. at
MCTT'STTCUSCTS.W1'1'C $5 00 at
Bous’ Suits were before $2100.11 ,
Bous’ Suits. were $3) 00.11 $1. 59; were $5. 00. ital: $2.65
non; Overcoats. were $21111 $129; were $51; air?" $2.50
sliealth iieecc-liued UnderWear was 501, at
811131 Huh [11111111111111 11 8111111111
comm 3’
11:11.11on .
David W Barry. the 24111 11110111111111.
fluid he had an opinion so firmly fixed
that it would tulle 11 great weight (I!-
evidence to dislodge it
was excused.
Anbby II. Bledler was declared dis ?
qualified by the court after he had
shown a 1011: letter to Justice FltzGcr-
aid
1311111: 0. Woodruil‘ huew counsel in
the nose. and was excused.
Arthur H. Earlier. 27th "talesmztn
111111 the eighth'of this morning‘s sea-
sion. suit] his business was advertising
He declared he had no bins and would
be guided by the instruction of the'
(3011' .'t
In it case of murder in the firat de-
gree, Mr. Earlier declared he Would
not only want. reasonable doubt but
every possible. doubt removed.
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hum; tote";
' Wilton was challeuwl
for canola (1114 owned
By consent he .
Such big. high-crude stocks so recklesslu sncnficed-—~prob-
alliu never attain. The «5111511111314»;qu an immense rush and
is coutinuallu crowing greater because the iamous valuI-s are
becoming mo're known.
Jeanna.
“Now do you think it 11111. wilt-.11 11
1111111 in on trill or his life to allow
our judgment 0! 1111 to be influenced
yldlo talk or what you rent! in 1111-
t he. wsnanerc "’
"Mont people havo termed an opin-l
lion," replied the tnlesman.
Mr Hartrldse asked the man it htI'
could not h'e’ut' all the evidence and
loome to an honest conclusion.
. “i think it would get on my nerves
to be lockedu “1% (or two months‘ and
.that i could 11 pay attention 11.11111-
once. that it deuerves. I would t1,1
though to do my sonn duty." ,
Newcomb was preremptorlly chut-
tensed by Thuw’c counsel.
James 8. Bradley, Jr.. the 12111 tales—
tilan, declared he had an unalienable
opinion. He was excused and at this
1a point} l'tiGBSflJfliifOl‘del‘fid.
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ale
$6.00
$5.95
$1.95
$1.19, ‘
6590
11 North Main Street
South Norwalk'
-:
Would you be swayed by sentiment!
or “emotion or would you go about'
1'1'. 'Ichlng 11 decision in 11 calm cool?
bended manner?" 'i
‘1 think i would remain cool ” i
Thaw seemed to take little passing,
Ilntct'ost 111 the examination of the
(1111 «men When Ml'..lel'0|11tl asked' Mr.
Wilson if ho wus acquainted in Pitts
burg or with Tt'uxton 13191111I or Tho-
mas McCulcb friends of 'I‘hnw the dc.-
tt’endant bent. for'watd to catth the 1111-
nwctms but the ncguiivc replies canti-
(Id him to settle buck in his 110.111.1115
(Iyes sought those. ot’ the Inlet-ouch only
now and their, his glance. being direct-
ed down at. the table before him most
of the time
T ”When Clifford W. IIHartridgc. of his
own counsel. took up the examination
(Id several times to the utmrneyn near
'cI-It him These were Dolphin Dclmas.
outbid right, and A. ll Peabody, 011 his
I (I 1.
An hour paused and neither Mrs.
William Thaw nor the Countess of
Yarmouth wuh prsc cut. The. longer-
uminations of taleut‘ncn yesterday
seemed to fatigue Ithe 'dnt‘cntlnttt'n
mother greatly.
Mr Hurtridgc united
few quchtions.
Wilson but
The inlet-Intuit 1111111 he
btcdiy surface lndlcniions 01 are
conuervntlvo estimate of the pros?
promise. These two hundred and
The one success is made the bait
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“Whatever doubt existed in my mind
i would give it to the. defendant. ” said
Mr. Easter.
'1 challenge the platinum
District Attorney JeI Into ’
Mr Hariridgc however. was. not
content to let the. tulesmun go without
'further questioning
"it there was a possible doubt. ug-
ulnst. the. defendant 1 would require
a struggle with '1in conscience to con
vict,” 1.111111 Mr. Easter."
"I draw no distinction between an
ordinary ' doubt. and (1 reasonable
doubt." '
“Did you ever have a itmnuginary
doubt. in. your mind?" asked Justice
FitzGeruld.
"Yes."
“What kind of doubt would
call that?"
“A possible doubt "
“’lhen there is (I diil'crcnca between
,"‘ 1‘ 1511111
you
It possible doubt and :1 reasonable
doubt?"
”Challenge, sputnined,” (111111 the
(“.Ol'll‘ I ‘4 '
[luster stunned down.
Francis .1. lavnch. a merchant. pes-
5911 sttcc'esstnlly thiouqh the (Ixainlnn
tion conducted by Assistant District
,Altorncy Gnrvnn
Hc declared that although he Will}
Ipetsonnily (opposed to capital punish-
tbin would 11111 11111111111116 hie,
llllt’Iililtlll
111cm,
judgement in arriving at: a yordfllctl
“Have. you objections to any phrlié
cutar liner of (intended-1111111111 1111'
Hnrtrlduc i. .
"No."
"Can you search mac mini?
roufihiy” and any that?" , ,
. . ,II,
It seemed that 1.1111 with 11.1.11: to)
be accepted but The s counsel held
a consultation in (title he defendant,
1001: part and then 1111,! (11111111111 was
on ‘ He was ex»
Robert n Com 111M! 111.111.11.111."
trad, ed without
01 the morning, ,
examination by (It '
Carl 11.11113ch
thtr’
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,I so: CAUGHT HlM. ‘
the breakers the other day.
one Reggy‘.’"-— Topeka Journal.
noon MAN. ”
She knew not her first
, worth.
in fact. she used to doubt it;
But now she 1lon‘;1
«Houston Post
." . Solid 10kt;
Gold‘l Eyeglasses,
$1.00.
rfie.
, ttncoroo'raiedl
Ii .mm'c’ 111
l nellnonlyi inveatntenln that t 1351';
11101111 1 11111211131111! , w (I
(Ive 11111111 111111111 right estimated
by home 01 the very belt business and
proteinionai men in our city, who have
diamond these inveltni'entl 10, their
moat 111111111119 blonds.“
A out-Ii will brittt you our litertltnre
11 personal interview. ‘
Harold~Huvc Ion heard the news?
Reggy De $011 rescued a widow from
11011111th111 who is going to (es-
husband's
in fact, she tells
It Her second all about it
Unitr‘d American Opticians. f
current) PHAllM 111,1 '
int-so holdings with 1111-, 11nd who roc-
NOS. 3 Int! 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. II ..
11111 8119111111 108111114 Taking
lint i
3.1:
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l 01" Anm'ial Blot-11 licdtu inn LI 1111.11I Snlc begins (III t-‘Intut'd'ty. January l2lh.
very attractive we hnvo 111111111 spt-t 1.11 pm ('15 in (Ivory (ltIp urtmcnt to close out odds and ends and bl’OkBIl 10th.
I
Suitable for Wulsts and Dresses.
during this sale.
the styles.
Silk Sale.
in enter to make thin sale
ii
We have placed on sale about the hundred yards of plain and fancy Bill: Goods worth 7512,8100 1111 #125
Yon can take your choice of this lot at 5011 per yard.”
Cloaks. Suits and Furs.
Every garment, including Ladle s', Misses' and Children's, to go in this sale.
which we have. placed on them we will allow a special discount or 20% on any garment or piece of fur selected
The goods are all high grade. made up in the very best manner, in. this (season's moat attrac-
In addlt'ion to the low prices
1‘
TRISTRAM 81 HYA'I'T, NORWALK, CONN
1115on TO sue HIM . t
1
‘ Letters-—
Actress Hats Ring and
Face: Suit.
Ethel Scott 11 former chorus girl.
now living lit 39 West lthth street.
New York. 1111111 this morning that she
would begin, through Charles Brown,
her utttn'ncy, (1 unit to}. breach of pro-
mise against Charles Ridgeiy Eilicott
who Inmried M11111 Violet Blossom (lon-
IId iii a “Hfilllllllfiit' wedding birthday
Sunday night.
11118-1 Scott ullogoh that she liItId
with Eiiicott for nine yours and that
he saw a wedding ring to her and
promised to marry her as soon as he
glitulned 11 divorce from his first
”9 i
in support of her allegations Miss
Scott hltowu several hundred lovu let
tern alleged to have been written to
her by 1911112111.. 1111 accident politI 101
$10 000 made. out to “Ethel Scott El-
licott' my wile" and signed lI‘Ilicott nnd
latter plighted his tmth. ,She names
11 score of hotels and boarding houheu
where she stun. lt‘llicott and she lived
together. 1
To a reporter Miss Scott said:-
"When I read of Mr. Eilicott'h mar-
ridge to Mint; Cont-1111.1 fainted. i
met Mr. Dilicot nine team. (1111) in
Philadelphia. while 1 “no (1 member
of “'ihe Telephone Girl" Company
He. was mun-led then. his wife having
been Miss Annu Champion. of Bulli-
tnot'c. He followed me all over the
country. At a dinner one night. 111 the
presence or my sister. Bessie, who in
now abroad. be pinned 11. ring on my
finger 11nd told me he would make
me his wife as soon (111 he could obtain
(1 divorce from his wife.
"We lived together in many places
in this city. among 1th11 in Ardnley
Hall. The Hurley, No, 3112 Manhattan
avenuo No. 7114 “'1'81 End avenue.
No. 5011 West lt'ltiih street. Nos. 110
11nd 1151'» Central Park West 111111 until
"We hall 11 little qum'rcl u few:
weeks 111111 .1111! Mr. Elllcott left me.
but. I believed he would return. 1111'
soon as i read of his wedding I
learned that he and his wife were. liv-
ing at the Hotel Gotham. i culled him
up and told him that I must see him
(it once. ilc begged me not to causct
any ncundal 11nd told Inc to meet him
yesterday 111 his (Iflico and every-
thing would be fixed up. I waited in
his otilce 101” hint in vain. He failed
to show up.” M
Mr ‘11111111 and his IIifII. it was
learnéd lust night. had lcit the. city
temporarily. although their- where-
aboutti were unknown."
BETWEEN FRIENDS.
Munch—int going to mam! Mr.
Hver next month Hes a selt made
mun.
Stella—4n that Why he wants a tall-
or- made wife?—~Chicugo News
A FEW. ,.
'i‘he mtan who rocked the boat. steps
on
Until next season downed;
Some of hint are living, but
Thank heaven,”r some were rdrowned.
GLOVER S
the place.
r1111... 642-4.
Wear shoes!
Bridegroom in "Surprile Wedding" g
party” in the Hotel Knickerbocker inst I
the ring with which she alleges the '
a few Wt‘elis 111111 in the Ansoniu. I
1 . _- .1. ,.
”I t, .
i
for the asking, and a. libero! dis-
count. on every piece sold,
during this month. ', '
Bedsteads, Springs, Mfit‘t'resses;
Dining- Tables,
Library Tables,
' Fancy Chairs, Dressers. Chiffon-
iers, Sideboards, Bufl'ets, Rugs, "
I Carpets and Mattmgs
\:,
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“What are you taking for your cold. ””
"Nothing." ‘Nothlng? Bttt,1‘ny dour
lollow-" "1101111113,! say: not even
ndvlce Finn day, isn't lt'!"-Cleve-
land Loader
, Special lulu for 3111111111111,
Went Fish. lb. 1‘21:
Flat Fish, 6 lbtt. 2511‘
Native Front Fish, 6 lbs. tor 21511
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. £121le“nun-”qua”...Moll)
Emmi!“ n'oo titanic-o: ‘00 ll“) “BB-'1“.
1 1011111“ kinda 11111 (It 111111.111
Inf it—nnd more.
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GOOD ADVICE— ,
WE THIN K.
Hove .a cheerful, well heated
home tins winter, it you have to
go without something else. You
will make up for it in good health,
better 31111111 and longer life.
A house that is almost warm
,‘cuough might unwell; ltd without .
but (to £111- 11: real 10111111111 con-
earned. ’
0111' 06111 will do all you cupect
u
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lllllltils 111111..
Norwalk Chronicler