W1)
rarer lien. rm
oliruanv "cone.
‘ FUNERAL OE TOWNSEND ELDRID.
dot one cup go by if youbevea‘: got your overcoat there is s The funeriil of the late Townsend
IEidrid formerly of Eu‘t Norwelk,
new 15% We dont' any we give you s dollar for dfty cents. which “I ,0 have been held ”.1“.
be done Such advertising is absolutely false. Our stock of may. but which was positioned on no
, not very large and we have decided to clean thorn out, on so- l count of the “and”, of the weather.
1 111mm llmhing u
Avenue Methodist Church. and woe It,
3‘ {I in “not.
glitended by a large number of friends
“inf the deceased. among whom were a.
number of veterans Rev. Edwardl
Cunningham W and the inter.
meat was in East Norwslk Cemetery.
”FUNERAL 0F MRS. 8. M. BROWN!
The funeral’oi‘ Mrs. Quinn M. Brown
Iolith Norwellt. Court. was held this morning at 10 o'elockl
lfi'oni her late home. 25 Elm Grove
street. it was planned to inter the
remains at Vista. N. l'. but on no-
interest during the testimony as to the count of weather conditions. they will
threats said to have been made be temporarily interred in the recur:
Asgalns‘t. him by White gave evidence ing vault at Riverside Cemetery.
HARRY oooomu. Mgr.
lire: Taller. emu?
v.
New and ind . . ‘
and Martiani‘eenJ new? font , , , “ n
W Jim In
sod upon bores poem «or the Machine
lulled Oi local tax
at? our. Side .
Continued From First Page).
testimony by a witness who
7 m to state a com creation held .
1w in January 1004. The
find sustained the objection to
on lulcrmcod by the dis-
My. but had invited the cita-
, . ”Written“ Mr. Jerome was
man: from a clue which he declar-
vllll W. when Delphin M. Deluias
midi! suggested that u withesab
M upon the stand before contin-
‘ iho proceedings.
then became known that Mr. Del
W to assume active charge of
briefiwhoee case was handled
by Mr; Gleason. it was sold
’ as. bud delivered an ultima-
"--‘he would withdraw from the
‘ lose men a free hand incorr-
“Niall". i'or Thaw's life.
'rorne replied to Mr. Delmus
spatter of allowing the wit ,
an to state a copy-erection
defendant was pending yee- .
how " Wag: Should be finally decided
holdup. ug‘ in further evidence.
' at?! thereupon szrid he would
munitions asked the witness
at! the objection to be en-
. in well. agreed to.
We then declared he would
Within his objection to the intro-
WW I evidence lending to show
dbl ‘ »ln collateral branches of the
finally provided certain ques-
Lord the witnesses offered yer-1-
of becoming fatigued. and yawned sev-
er than usual today.
Boman said he went to Long island
City in the cold spring season of 1005.
But when called upon to show his
movement he concluded that it was
in August. admitting that he had been
mistaken. '
9 “Have you received any compensa~
lion in this case?" asked Mr. Jerome.
“No. sir; i have not," said BomunI
oiiiphatlcally'.
“Been promised any?"
"No."
Referring to his statement that he
had told Thaw of White's threat be.
repeated the story.
'To whom did you first tell
story. "' '
"Detective Sergeant .loliii Herilhy."
"Whom next?"
"Mr. Thaw."
Bomrm said he did not tell any one
c-lsc. He said the incident occurred
on- Christmas eve. 1903.
“You are sure of that?"
" '."Yes w:
‘19 your iceolkytlon good?”
“'Pietty fair.” 1d
The witness said that The Girl From
Dixie was pittying at the theatre nt'
the time. and that Evelyn Nesblt want
in the cast She left the theatre that
night a; little after ll o‘clock. ‘
'iir. Jerome questionc d witness about
every detail of his conversation with
White. .
“Where wore you doorkoeper?”
the .
9'
m”! use tostimonv was excluded
tel-tinder”
W said that in 190:: be w .13 n
W” at the Garden Theater. 5
ditto know both Stanford \\' iii: 9
i told 111111 to go back on the slugei
ltlld see for himself. '
"How was Mr. White dressed?"
“He had on a heavy over-cont witbi
y Thaw .n 1111‘' collar." . ,
. you ever hear Stanford “ bite "“0110 else was on the stage. at the
rents against the life of 11113‘ “To; ..
a. _.\0 one.
“ ‘Aud what time did you say“ it
was?"
erome objected. saying he was
red the defense was to bo .
sell-defense.
Delmar; declared that every de-
~ the law allowed nus to be taken
‘ We on Mr. Jerome withdrew
nights after Chr‘istmos.’ tire
elm resumed "Stanford \\ hlt'e
,‘Iub to me after the show and
' . to know if Miss Nesblt had
“bubble. I told him she had. He
lied: " ‘You are. II —— liar.‘ i told
W9 got back on the stage and see
we treason
”When he returned as he passed
tilled e. pistol from his pocket
,d' tcredt- '1'“ find and kill that
More daylight." »
Th be kitties; stnted the vile name
“About a ouniter pnsl eleven.“ ‘
“When Mr. White returned from the
stage. what did. he do?"
“He went by me muttering. He took
the pistol from his pocket and held it
until he reached the stage door. As
he pushed this ppeu be replaced the
rtroluv in his pocket."
‘What other conversation did you
have with Mr. uni-tor" ’
gone he asked me with whom."
""1‘haw.’ l replied." .
" ‘Oh. that Plttsburger,‘
said."
Witness said Miss Nesbil had gone
with Thaw in an automobile. Thaw
was alone. '
‘Mr. Roman. you have told us every-
thing Stanidrd White said that night?"
Mr. White
. m White had applied to the man .. Yes air'
I WM life he had lh'mmm‘d “Then you never heard Stanford
9“ W“ c°mn“““°““‘ ““8 ”“9“ White 5113' he would kill Harry K.
cyclic?" asked MI. Delores. Thaw” -
Yes: 1 told a detective sorgof‘uni ‘No."
“1 9M9“ to that said M“ Jerome ”.Dld no mention Thu“ s uunio?’
"Did you communicate the threat to .N0_ ..
"it” defendant?" asked Mr. Delliiils
Y ” I met him on Fifth avenue ,m defe .,..
udanta counsel.
.Wd mm i’OtVItiti‘ie incildenti 3‘ the; “i dont remember the date of the
$55: and 0 Vlfh'iitUrML ,,.. flittci, but i think in December lat-rt. "
ed 5:: W353; H """m‘" “'llou did you do it."
~ “1 wrote a letter.
’ 5.3".“ f ”‘k ““fi‘l‘" it ‘ ,, On Mr. Jerome's demand. Mr. Hart-
“ 3“” "m 9 t \‘i W] “953- ridge promised to produce the letter.
, orgasggmi‘nifgon 31'“ 9122?; “Did you tiriirk this story was of
_. ' ‘importnnce to the defense?"
‘_ t the conclusion of liomnu s dii‘tec ’ “.‘Yes'
‘ nation Justice PitzGernld said: i 'Aud yet 3011 waited from June to
$3 :ggszngenpgrigllilglgl12:?Ilust I‘lscember before telling his
‘ counse "
ire. clouded by the testimony of l “Yes'
Withcsd‘ittlie corrtri 11':ngng ”19ml. Ho. their toldhof making an aflldnvit
uh v now u w raw in relation to is story.
ntces of Yarnroulb and Mrs. : Mr. Delmas then took the witness
. ' Carnegie quickly IN! ihP' in hand again on re- direct
,rootn.‘ Roman said he was a soldier in
a! i??lyr?iqeldmt3nd Mai l.Vinc Illslggmmed States Army from 1898 to
e a 9. rr a is com rouse ‘ I
h after the morning session! ‘Wei'e you in active service?"
“."Yes
eBItlll '
mm lor the better purl of col .‘i-ir‘. Jerome objected. but the answer
uesiloifl‘d the Miness closelyl had been recorded.
his employment mid ill-“'98 01 ”lwiilrdiaw the question‘ remarked
' for the last five _\l*"ll.\i i‘lie Mr Delmas. evidently satisfied.
“said he was It domkeepor ill‘ ‘How did Mr. White come to the
icon Square Garden from 1902 liheatre the night 01’ the incident?
fter which he worked in New 'In an electrlc cab. "
lid Long lslnnd City. Before: ‘W ere you advised by airy one to
if.“ hard be“! 3- brass worker. 39- cournmnicato Mr. Whites threats to
see eri‘i‘pioyments he took odd Mr. Thaw?"
hering in theatres, etc ‘ Mr. Jerome objected and was sus-
’ sisters evidently became rv tamed. .
'diii'lnl" the rather tedious "But you wrote to Detective Herli-
jamlnnflou. for. .Ifi or (leorgt‘ by at headquarters?"
6 had gone into the character ”Yas"
lmorsy‘, they returned to thi Witness was their excused
William C. Howard. a piano dealer.
“When did you first toll this story
‘0
said
and :
v ”howl who had shwn alert
iv... . .
" The Test of Time
it it you are thinking of how to invest your savings tlflk your-
in this investmbnt him the teeth! emu» ,
Anibly it its a business cniierprisol that promises Well now but
pullout the future? Might the death or infidelity. of a single mllll
.-ls it need for years to come when your' family may need
W11 ‘ I, or the income from it very muoln. A ‘saVInge account here -
the roost exacting conditions and polls 4%. '
oral times. The defendant secured pal-v ‘
was next called He testified that lie'
FUNERAU 0F FRANCIS BOYLSTON
The funeral of the late Francis
Boylston was held at 7.30 last even-
ing at the residence, ill Lowa. street,
Rev Charles W. Boylston of River-
side. a nephew of the deceased oili-
ciatiug. The remains were taken to
Greenfield, Mesa, this morning. for
interment. _
FUNERAL 0F Miss RAYMOND.
The funeral of the late Miss Harriet
Louise Raymond was held this after-
Inoon at 2:30 o'clock from the reel-
ldence on Roton Hill.
lDuncan officiated and the interment
Rev. W. W. 'l‘.
was in Union Cemetery, 'Rowuyton.
SENATORS DELAYED AGAIN.
Senator Welsh Preside: and Many
Bills are introduced.
HARTFORD Feb. ii.-—-Many senators
were belated today on account of yes-
tor-day’s storm. and as Senator Julson
was among them Clerk Baldwin cal-
led it to order and alter the opening
prayer, Senator Walsh was chosen to
preside on motion of Senator McGo-
ve: 31.
Senator (linni. presented it bill pro
viding that school physicians shallbc
appointed by either boards of educa-
tion or school visitor‘s, whose duties
shall be to examine pupils referred
to them if such pupils are thought to
have been exposed to intentions fir
other disease.
Senator Brady introduced 11 bill to
w11.. . . . . -
Namath“: questions." said “At the stage entrance.“ piolflct ‘vrrrtrltniteu on building. elm more
"and will go 0‘.” the "When Mr. White said to you 0" o 9' ,8”: “I? "w 0
m $' ‘You‘i‘e- u -——— lliu‘.’ after .i'ou had told. 1 5:2”: of or ‘ane “m ('5 wer.
- ‘4 Wins then called lieniimlrr if)? (1123,“ 598"“ “'3’“ 0‘” ‘th did To “90.8"“. dog kennel licenses
Irorn $50 to $25; providing for fire
proof vaults in tire capitol basement
ifor preservation of records; concern-
lug the civil service board of New Ha-
lH‘ll increasing the clerks salary; for
the creation and disbursement of a
fund for retiring teachers under direc-
tion or a commission to be made up ol‘
the secretary of the State Board of
Education and two teachers to be ap‘
pointed by the novc‘rnor to authorize
the controller to place insurance on
the state capitol; pr‘ovlding that a per-
son who believes und‘ooneistcnily ob-
serves Sntrrrduvns the Sabbath shall
not be liable to prosecution for per
forming secular business and labor on
Sunday. provided there is no distur-
bance to persons who are attending
nublic worship; to incorporate the
“When I told him Miss Neebit had Hartford Union of Circles of the Kings
Daughters and Boris: to release Mary
Daniels. of Chicago to all interest in
this state in the estate of James A.
Wiilurore. of New London: amending
the charter of Danbuvy to increase
the salaries of the prosecuting and
assistant prosecuting attorneys; up»
pointing J. R. Merwiir judge at New
Milford: to amend the statutes relat-
ing to election of trustees of the Con-
necticut Agricultural College; restor-
ing forfeited rights to Gifford Smith.
of Dunbar-y; to license roaleetnto bio
of Danbury; to license realcsiate bro
vent the operation of union on roads
in Greenwich belonging ‘to the Belle
Haven Land Company. under penalty:
to incorporate the Citizens’ Gus Light
Company. of Hartford; to validate the
rherter ot‘ the William Backus Hospi-
tal. at Norfolk; to authorise Dnnbury
to issue water bonds to the amount
of $50,000; to incorporate the Norwalk
Land and Title Company; for a truant
officer in Waterbury to be appointed
POPULAR gAMUSEMENTS.
HOYT’S THEATRE
FRlDAY, FEBRUARY 8.
NEIL BURGESS
and His Big Production of Charles
Bernard‘s Pastoral Play
THE COUNTY FAIR.
'l‘wo Carloads of scenery, Horses and
Mechanical Effects Presenting
The Greatest Horse 11:" Scene Ever
mm .
FTHOROUGHBREDH
Running a Full Mlle in Continuous
View of the Audience.
25;, 50c and 75d
Prices
HOYT'S THEATRE
SATURDAYJANUARY I.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
AMERICAN VlTAGRAPH GO.
All New ‘and Up-to-dste Moving Pic.
tures and Illustrated Songs. -
PRICEI. ‘
Matinee ...r.: .......... 10c and 20c
Evening ...... 106- 2th: and 30¢
HOYT'S THEATRE
~ ADAM noon COMPANY, 3.
‘ including ‘
Bessie Overtoii a’ii'd Danny Simmons.
our. wees airs True motion.
. rebuild v 11111.
“ . . NEPIR‘TOMB
" Emu)”.
Monday—Jilin College Girl. .
. dinosaur-Molten“ flirtation. .
“‘chnoedsyi-l—At‘l‘eiias Ranger. .
viiuradayeirho order Handicap
............
. ‘ Friday-*Cllmml'ldlld '81.
Saturday—«The ”(lien Will.
Thursdays-Tow M W11 hood
Friday-11‘“ Alltoldollllo Courtship.
' Saturday-Wire My yl‘torn uremia.
P310".
Evenings " Grill». 300 and one;
MIS'I‘IG” III- Whey-011°,“ .M‘
‘ Monday night at the Armory.
‘P Iimv‘a
Mulch“. ,
Tuesday-+1216 eunuc- of- Patches. 1
fl
rum
to: or! sound
.p.
REAL CITATE TIANIFINI.
' is L. Slicock til-William 1". Hoyt.
building lot, Eimwaod drones. War.
. 11‘. St. John Lockwood and others to
Julius Kuscbe. ‘Nobr Ruchelie 22
acres. Dry Elli. War.
Harbor View Realty Co to E. .1.
Barber. building lot. .Noptune avenue ‘
War. 1” .
..w "W
The schoolgirl with the large feet
was sitting with them stretched tar out
into the aisle, and was busily chewing
gum. 'when the teacher «bled her.
“Mary!" called the touched sharply
"Yes. me’am?" questioned the pupil.
"Take that gain out of your mouth
and put your feet in!" was the com-
mand somewhat ditllcuit to be obeyed.
~Florlda 'l‘linea- Mogul.
romp AR AMUSEMEH rs '
SAM$ON
GRAND ORATORIO
Under the direction of
He rry Pr pper,
at the
FiRST METHODIST EPIBCQPAL
OHURCH
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb. 13. '07
lire Grail 366151 I'v'éiii ”
Eighth Annual
Mhsquerade 't- Bail
f and
Entertainment
, uuoss TRIIE. no. 26.
1 ‘ _ ‘ a
- . .
”Music HALL. saute Norwllk,
uoupsveve,rssnumv11 1907.
Entertainment by the famous Wo~
vompon Quartet anti others. including
be popular singer-u Rajottc, liolt
.usli. Tardoff Burger, h‘entou and
limitliwslte. r
REGULlAnffiliisl‘Tp, 50c. . '
Balcony Tickets, 25:.
Doors open 7:3M;§”’Eriterislnment 8,
and Grandrfilmb 9 o'clock.
Tickets on sale at Plnlsted‘s, Whelp-
ley dc Clark‘s. Clifford Pharmacy. Btili-
9011 K: Pow oi' s, Coleman s. Briggor-
lion‘s. or from all members.
No person allowe on the floor with
rut mask until after masks off.
You are assured ,9, grand time.
Right reserved. to reject objection-
able parties
. The
Bullaiiii’gh‘lfllinl
.ank
is the place for recreation and. healthy
exercise and is becoming more popular-
uch-y Week. Events for the coming
week cornprise:
ATTRACTIONS OF THE WEEK:
THURSDAY QVENING.
First Annual Masquerade skating
event special admlislon or twenty-
five cents a person; skates, ten cents
. extra. Skating from 7: 30 to 12,
~witlr music by the orchestra.
. *‘fi" 1
A balcony he'd been built for the
benefit of those who Willi to see the
rink while it in II: lie liveliest and best
and for special cochlea}, such so the
masquerade bail on February 7. 4’
m
NASH O. YOUNGB.
Managers. . ’
BASKET BALL.
nonwnmnnuoav.
EVERY “ MONDAY HIGH!
The local Company F team is plur-
ing the best Fires lathe country. and
keeping Norweik in the front rank of
the game. The best team that ever
represented this towh’ can be seen any
NEXT GAMEI
CORCORAN CADET CORPS
COMPANY F-.
There Will be No preliminary Gems.
DANCING FROM 8 O'CLOOK To 9,
AND FROM 10 Til-.12
Game Begins at 9 O’clock.
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS
Manager for Conn.
vbuying—worth having in your
vwwvi&w
Ilili tiii‘.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
\
Before Inventory Sale
Just one work before our annual inventory. During that time we must reduce our stock and
ill order to dofiglravc made very special prices in all departments.
‘ ’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
We have vised our Muslin Underwear stock, and all odd lots and broken sizes have been
taken out, and a very special price put on them to close. Somo' excellent bargains may be found
in this line 1 ’ ‘ >
. DRESS GOODS.
Special Side. 01 Dress Good» lit-lore inventory. ()(lil pieces of Dress Goods, Cher/lots, Bril-'
liantines, Covert Clothe, Fancy Mixtures; goods which have 11cm 75c and $1.00 per yard 45 to 54
inches wide Closing out pried, 50 cents per yard.
CLOAKS, SUITS AND FURS.
From now until after inventory we will make a special dlSCilllill 011 all Ladics', Misses” and .
Children's Clocks, Ladics' Suits and Furs of 25% from the marked price.
TRISTRAM 85 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
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Januiiru Quinn 8
GLOBE TROT‘IERS
(Scene the summit of Vesuvius).
American Tourist (to the world at
hell! .
. English Tourist—My clear, how
those Americans do truilelt—Punch.
“\Vyiiiilcy doesn't pity the comet 8
any more does be?" "No, he thought
he‘d better give it up.'.’ "Bad for the
lungs. ob?" “it wasn’t that. One of
the neighbors shot two keys off the
instrument while he was playing it."—
Clovciand Plain Dealer.
or ,.
It’ s New i
The article which sells host is the
one having the best features. Such is
theirew policy issued by
THE WASHINGTON LIFE lNSUR-
ANCE 00.. OF NEW YORK
(inc. 1860).
No estimated ‘dlvidcnds: every
figure it guarantee. Rules lower,
than the lowest; loan values higher
that! the highest. Send for figures. l
liberal compensation to men of charj
actor, as agents
Walter S llandevrlle
Hartford, Conn.
1r .
iiiiii
CIJR COAL ‘
1’."
is worth advertising—Worth ,
u 1
1111111111qu “miner
EASY PAYMENIS
, . IQ
for the asking, and a. liberal dis-
’ count on every piece sold
during this nionth "
bin—worth burning. And we
are pleased when it pleases you.
Only the best is good enough
for us—or for ”9“:
A fine stock of 1907 mining just
received, and lt-sliines.
111 11111 coil-II.
_..... .. N. -..... ”.-N. .-c..-~... ..L -._....w_
Bedsteada, Springs, Mattresses,
Dining Tables, Library H Tobi
Fancy Chair's, Dressers. church.
iers, Sideboards, Bufl‘ets, Rugs,
Carpets and Mattings.
.. mewfi” ”he.-.
Money Loaned,
Housewives and anyone drawing a
weekly salary can secure money at our * '3‘ '.‘““i
office on thel own name. I: a!
- Cell and as us.
independent loan arid S‘s-O
willy .00. ‘
Hsvlland Bldg.. ~ fillluhlngton at.
Office Hours, 9 mm. to 8 p. m. '
..... Mu.“
GLhOVhEcR’S v ___ ‘1
I a") * * °" OIIyPlIicetoGeiiiieIiiporiOy'sters
Cod Halibut. Weak, Frost and Flat Fish, Porgies, Picker-cl,
White Fish. Mackerel, Salmon. Large Long Clams for baking.
Smelt. 16c pound.
Lobsters Saturday.
‘tuibiiis Bridge Fish Market
5 Ben Eur Flour 65o bag‘, $300 barrel
20 lbs: Granulated Sugar . “31003 lbs. Fancy Prunes ............ 25o
‘ 2 lbs Extra Large Prunes zucB. In 0. Mont, nor can .. 150
1(1qu Fundy Corn .2503 Cans Milli. .......:,.....I..... 251:
ll Cans Campbell's Soup .2502 Cans Dudley's Pumpkin 25c
D-LIGHTO FILLING FOR Pl“. LAYER CAKES, TAN“. \ITC.
dllil
'Mfl'r m
Gymnasium. W Nellie. flymnu‘v
tie cine-es. . lull, Reading
wear shoes
THAT FIT
EOMITHINO NEW. PER PAGKAG I. roe. 1
United 61m 00 ll Epstein.
49 Fort It, Emil NorWelk. Tel. 810-3.
20 NOI Milli at" 8°! Nol'v - 1,... 143l “
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