TIER ‘ unit
I thin snap go by.
“ tit We, 16%.
MR? M done.
If you haven‘t got your overcoat there Is a
We dont’ say we give you a dollar for fifty cents,
Such advertising is absolutely false. Our Itoclu' of
Welling the store
inphnghi Iiiliiliiili] III.
lift strut.
Dont' miss thin opportunity.
3.“: wast.
Iouttt Norwlik. Conn.
HARRY .oooowm, Mgr. '
j.
"It“ com: TO THE TIME WHEN WE MUST HAVE noon FOR
”Mun cocoa. AND TO GET THAT noon we ARE WILLING TO
" IIIEVAT SACRIFICE iN PRICES.
I-IIwc MARKED THE emces on oun ovancons THE LOW-
VVV YER HEARD or FOR DEPENDABLE GARMENTS.
OF OUR $2.00 $1.50 AND $1.25 UNDERWEAR, WHERE SIZES
ROKEN, WE HAVE CUT THE PRICE TO $1.00 PER GARMENT.
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
50 WALL ST. " an NORWALK.
THERE IS ONLY ONE SELLECK STORE.
'\\Ili('Il 'i‘hIIIv is said to lIaI'c neat III
'\'\ bite. llc thought out that the cable-
giants Ivere sent after Thaw knew of
liili‘ relations which Illll'l cxiuted be-
.lwecu Mitts Nesbit and the architect.
.\iI'.n 'l‘lIIIw would not admit that she
kllt'“ INII‘IIIH‘iI who sent the cable-
. giants or II Ilt’lilt‘l her name was signed
Wit?“ W “WHWVV‘M timing "'9 it” ‘L'iil'i'iIf said \lI .II-rome. “Ion
1.1111”, “5““ ‘i‘iih'iUI‘i‘ “5 “ I'“ "5 don't mean to say that he signed his
#131933 .‘RIXII “WW ("I") g "" own name!"
urn. Wits Pitiiess In Exatn-
, ination
otttlnuc'd FIIIIII Filfit. Page).
nadnnin that slit should rr.eIogIIize
own the fault III her own damning
ram white to place and demanding 10 “No, 31". l’k‘IlIIl‘d. -[ am” mean
In ("I “lull, 3"" “""9 liittoi lilitt lli all."
"or? “I‘O‘W'fl'ng I“ ""1 ""3 "'0' \ 'lt-Ithr “liii'll by Mlta' 'l‘ltaw III
' (impel women. actustotned to haul:
theories of life. left their places in
, on room. At last the prosecutor
d lfi‘ relented sopIeIIhat. Slugt '51
the proceedings be. suspended“
Deitil'to Ii ought be detected an un-
blc slant to this and pIoIIIIIIII
' the Witness would he alblc to IIIr-I ,
need; Mitt: 'lhnw IvipIIl Ier i‘\I‘S
‘ 'de 111) a bit and nodded to Mt
Ito pioccéd.
or bringing out that lit-I Ie laiions
White continued for Emilio Ilium
61‘qu Wont town. is ' InII
m' itlcd Iltit In 1903, after the lt'Illlll
ltIiI-i and IIIIIIIII of her gay life in Putin
IIith llaIrI' 'l"lIIIII and ‘a hunch hunt
the 'i‘cntierloin" was read to the jury
by Mr. .lI-rome. This brought out
'more tentimony as to "The Deadllni."
II I‘arisiun cafe. There seemed to be
no end to the witness' past life about
which the prosecutor was not Inform
I-Il.’ HI; seems to have been able to
trace her every filt‘ll‘illlti this scents to
have been largely due to the. typewrit-
.Vlt‘li statement of the mother which be
nearly always holds in his hand while
hurling telling questions at the Illtugh-
ter. III single spaced typcwrfiitin ' the
“mile like 8119'" III“ night ‘1'IIIIIIeIIIeIItseeIns II) t"t)Vt‘l fullI St‘H’llI‘I
apartments in New York and V“... pages
three weeks he and she 09““ .' The swing of sensations did not all
the real with the district attotuey. Mr.
ilklntas Hem II genuine thIiIl thiough
ithe court Ioom by dcclmlng that he
had been IIIfoI med it was the purpose,
of the. district attorney to indict Mrs
Thanh Mr. JeIoqu denied that am
isucli atatuncntn had been made. lie
IIIIII not deny the pmpose.
“11%th MinItIndpts at
Central iintel III this city
'I‘lptw admitted finely with 515-
g fiankitesa that the Ihntnpa-
' tell she hath declared had tast-
r the gitt Idle lost conscious-
in thc'in mkyowd bedroom was on
biticr than any other champagne
I] dr.unk III fact 811“ “8011119“? This incident came about near the
d‘lilte all the rest. She tic- :Irlose of the forcuoou session when
at; she had intended 'for 11‘“ MI JIIIIIIIII ln IIII effort to make the
' 8801116 01in“ “159 defense Inoduce chtain lctteIII from
Thav. made what was consi Stanlmd “bite which Mrs. Thaw
orhnpa het most dnuuging >711 had declared am e in lite possession of
Home defendant “hon shcsuld Clit‘l’md Hattritlge one or the. her
find showed INN COPII‘S “f cable husband's inwycr.s Mr. Hmiridgo was
{that Ichc inng sent to Stan (‘I'liit‘d to the stand. The lawyer dc-
White from EIIIOIN‘ asking him i" cliued to ausWer any qiibstions relating
his. influence With It certain man to the letters and When it became
11401! “I PI‘I‘W'III “18 N950" 1mm necessary for him to give him better
lath: II fans rind inIuIrI-Iiu 'v IIIIh 19113011 than the mere fact. that he was
. n continuing III II‘II I‘IIIIII'IH n 0" attmnev of record for he defendant.
Mr Delmas arose and stated that Mr.
Thaw use was intent to admit HIII'tIIdge had been retained by Mrs.
housing and bet mothci went IThaw to protect her interests when
wt IThaIw in 1903 they We“? she had heard the threats that she was
. w 3' upon the bounty of Stan- Ito be indicted.
ite... Evelyn declined that she I During te afternoon when Mrs. Thaw
tier of (unlit for $400 01' $500. Ihad becn Iecalled she declared she
as iven to her by White. and' .wns perfectly willing that the letters
"2:" VEarned over the Thaw. Inbound he produced. ,
. . . III balance in the Men. “They are your property areV they
rust Company to her order, inot?” asked Mr. Jerome
v “ ' " “No. I gave them to Mr Thaw.
Mr JeIome directed his assistant.
1“ r Gnrvnn to have It subpoena issued
dwelt for I. long WhIIeIfor Mr. Hartrldge When this was
_I t of the cablesiamil Idonc Mr. Je me again demanded the
.--p-I 1 ..-.
vi
indigot all of that..'V‘ said the
d to the depositots in this Book during the past year.
I this uthount of money being received by thriftv savers.
'VWI. over le THOUSAND people have money how atoning '
' 6m-HAVE YOU? '
to motion “Wei-:14. He had neglqct—
ed to have an all avlt made as to the
service of the subpoena and Julian
’F‘IuGcrald said there. was nothing “lion
which he could act. Mr. Gurvan Was
directed by his chief to draw up the of.
iiduvlt.
(‘\'t’|'
more
Just aftu the luncheon Ieceou the
district attorney wanted
to discontinue the crossexamination
of Mrs. ’i‘h‘uw 16m; enough to take the
testimony of Drs. Doeinar of Kitten-
ning. Pa.. and liingaman. of l’ittshurg.
bath of whom are to testify as to
traces of insanity in both branches of
the defendant's family. Mr. Jerome
said he was informed the physicians
were about to leave jurisdiction of the
court.
“They are returning to Pittsbnrg to-
nlght," said Mr. iiurtridge. “but they
will be back at any time they are
wanted. Mrs. Thaw in under a I' not
severe strain and her oxtIIIIiII:;..Iu
should he concluded at once."
in How of the district attorney‘s
statement. Justice Fitztlernld thought
III-s. lk-enmr and llingnman should he
Iltill‘ii. They Were called to ”ID stand
and said that II'lIiir' they Wt 're anxious
III get back to their piliit‘lllts'. they
would relay if net'ensnry.
.\iI'. Jerome insisted that their toil
titnon)’ be taken and ’I‘IIIIII".~I I-ounsei
haunted that Mrs. ’I‘haw's crow-exam-
ination should proceed.
“We will settle the matter
ting totnorrow and Saturday
ttce Fitzti‘rerald.
Just before adjournment for the. day.
however, Mr. Jerome \veakened. He
said he felt that the. physicians would
be available when wanted and asked
that the recess over the holiday and
until Monday be. taken. Counsel for
the defense said they would consent.
for their position remained lunchnnged.
Mrs. Thaw will again be upon the
stand all of Monday and ponsibly all
of Tuesday.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Lester Warren nud George. J. (3111'-
:Inagh will attend the holiday III Non
York city.
Mr. Jerome. made no further
"by all-
said JIIII~
Philip Slurwood. IIIIII of \I'aliucc
Sherwood of NIH r strut. IIIIH IIpIIat-
cd on at the \‘oiualk Hospital. Iaet
night, I'm a. III-I acute cane of up-
peIIdiI-itin. .
Min. Macfatland IIite of Rev
Charles S. Mact Inland. ll. 1). motor of
the South Noiwalk Congregational
Chtuch.
,opI-raiiou, and is now able to be about
the house.
'llII .-IIIonII Papei (‘Innpuni II plant
is again tanning;r III unite the Iecent sc-
\ete the The machine 't-l were cleaned
as soon as possible after the lite 'and
ill'(‘ doingzvood work The Iopulis to
the building: an steaIlilI IIIIILII‘IniIIg.
The company in qulII-Il with oulers.
The cases of Antonio lI‘I'alto and Au-
tonio Vallouc. charged with assault
with intent to kill and murder Nathan
Wymun and George Illeher.‘ loom the
era employed by the Suite Textile
Company, is due to come up before
Judge II}_ M. Lockwood in the Nor
walk police court tomorrow morning.
a
TELEPHONE RATE
TION.
Boston and Suburb: Trying to Get a
Lower Rate From Germany.
Ii()S’i‘()l\’. FI‘I). 2.1.»A general
I'cutigation ol' I9Ii"]IIl(JlIlf .I‘utos
rcquesII-Il today by counsel for sub
neribers at a heating below the Mus-
Haehusetts Highway Connoission on
the suhjett oi lower tales fot Boston
liilli its suhmbs. Alilt‘ IcIIIurkI-I float
liliiTIlllt‘VS Ieptesenting both the. coup
poor and petitioning subsciiheth
the heating With continued for a week.
SeI'cIul oilictns of the telephone
rompauy who had been summoned for
IlII- pvtltloocts. \\t’it.‘ not present. and
it Is so. d that IIlt‘\ Intended to take
no notice of the summonses. l’Iesi-
i‘tiill SIIeIII'iII of the compnnI up-
pIIIIeIl at the heating but as he do-
IrllIIeIi to II‘IItiiI counsel M the sub-
sotlbcts stated that he would applv
to the couII tot .I legal summons The
notation of reduced Iuteo is now rc-
cciving the attention of the telephone
company II htcli expects“ noon to an-
nounc on new and in some ways rt»
dIIeeIl schedule.
__._._._. ..._. —~—--—-—. ..
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOY'I"S 'I‘H EATRE AT'I‘RACTIOV
“hen Women Love was presented
to a thoroughly ploased audience in
James Kennedy and company. at
Ht’nia Theatre. last night. As usual
the company did earneat and effective
work and the result. was a most mt-
Visfactory production throughout. The
'IIpecinlties were excellent and were
heartily applau d This afternoon
the company wit present Why Women
Hate Women and tonight. Gentleman
Jim, the Diamond Thief
w.
INVESTIGA~
in-
OBITUARY RECORD.
-——-——. I!
FUNERAL 0F GEORGE A II‘ERRIS
The lone ml of George Avery Fer-
ris will be attended tomorrow after-
noon at 2 o'clock, from the Btowd
River Chapel --
MERMAN MAKES couresstou.
BRIDGEPORT, Feb. 21 «The police
today announced that Alexander Her-
maxi the murderer of Martin Koren-I
lnIIllI. andtwbo is awaiting the. death'
penalty in Watchersfleld. had made a
that he murdered Korchinskl because
he was In love with Mrs. Korfichlnskl
and that be. thought he could mat-1y
her when Maitin Ivan dead. The po-
lice expect further developments in
the case. I. , . 'I
BRIDGEVPORT ELEVATOR MAN
at L.l.ED
notoonronr rob 2i--Mnd Moll I
nerds. elevator man at the Molgsi
Building. was killed by the elevator
today. While looking up the shaft
from the tint floor the elevator came
. dam: and struck khiln on the hand.
- killing him lnntatttly. He was thirty
years old.
There. the [nutter rested, how- '
permission .
is inIproI'iIII.r from her recent-
wus '
”Fornnt PM uh
I again“ can}: 0 “the:
bum arm
I had odor we w
l' uuul wt. and utter «III
('ltnIIrioilv any lhn'.‘ IIlIuI
thorn l'- ole in! not: know
their; many maul? “Orin;
Ottawa Minimum”? “Riva“
VIIII'III OHIO!
MIMI!
no trouble
1.. "I {or
be: For
Plenum Pol tabla running
our KiI-iinu h ohm" n" (him.
Id In hulk. 'I‘Iie conning “Inna
“Ionian-t to l me or your winning
Sterling Rowdy Co. .Chiaca or N. Lsfi
IIIIIIIII. SALE. Til IIIUOI I038
MR8. ASHCROFT SEEKS DIVORCE.
Deputy Sheriff Heudrie yesterday
nibblh'fiu 11111;” gig??? I
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
VVVVVHandsOmeSpringDres‘s Goods
Every new fancy'or weave eiincr imported or domestic. finds it. place In our Drew “and; Department.
The promptness and satisfaction with which 'every demand has been met in (his department and the very proc-
perous business it has enjoyed are evidence that we are always Ieady with a complete stock of the newest and
most excluswe style and, too, that our prices are based strictly upon intrinsic values.
All the new fancies in PLAIDS, STRIPES. AND CHECKS, PANAMA CLOTH, black and all colors; RE-
DONA in black and colors; BATISTE in all qualities; iMPERIAL CLOTHS, SYMPHON CLOTHS to fancy shades,
MOHDELAIN, CASHMERE AND HENRIETTAS.
solved panels on Samuel Ashcntoft of
Stumfoid in a unit to; divorce thought?
In his wife MrII Ella E Aubetoft at
Met Iden Before she became Mrs.
Ashcroft, the plaintiff was Miss: Ella
E Jackson. of MeIideu. That was
t seven )t‘aliii ago. 01 to be more
exact. nix wins and thtee months.
They were married in Meriden, Nov.
20. 1900, and on Oct. 2, 1902, the pin
tiff charges. Ashcroft deserted h
and has neglected to provide for her
since. in addition to deucrtion, intol-
erable cruelty is alleged. There to a
son lownence E Ashcroft fouI warn
of age The plaintiff asks custody of
the child. The papers are returnable
to the Superior Court of New Haven
County.
THE INDIA REMEDY CO
Esublilhed 1888.
Speciailttt in All Female Compiaints.
Graduate Physician in Attendance.
“ Contuitption Free
65 Watt 33th Street.
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
GLOVER’S
the place.
—.i~-. ;
Godd 'R'S'h'oé 'News
for Men.
liniSiImltnIIi iziitr
' ..§prinig18tyles.
IN" ALL LEATHERS.
Phone. 542—2.
Weir'hiioéé
THAT FIT
1-
IPIIIIIIIIIII.
I0 the People of South
“ Norivaik.
Through a mistake, Which 'was un-
avoidable. we will not be in thin town
any part of this or next week. Watch
for the announcement'of day and date
to be given later.
United American
ilptihians,
(Inn)
. MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS
Branches Everywhere '
Headquarters 116 can 231 31., N. v.
sronzs: .
till Eut 23d 8L, New. York.
nil confession of the crime. stating ‘
. the Mull-on Silt“
63 tam 14th at. New York.
213 State St. Bridge mconn.
306 Main St. SVpI‘VlVII Bid: Mall. ‘
Sprtng '
‘ of every real than Is the Inhibition to
. ‘ Housefurnishing Department.
Copper Bottom Wash Boiler: ..... $1. 25 5 ydt. shelf Paper .............. 3c Wire Potato. Masher. .......... 3c
6 blown Tumblers for ........... 19c Wire Carpet Beaters ........... 10c
N kelT K ti 1.15
'c H et a ‘ Nickel Lumps .................. $1.45 Ironing Wax ................... 2c
Floor Mom complete - ..... 19c Whisk Brooml ................. 9: on Heaters ..... . .............. :225
3 rolls Toilet Paper ............ 100-, Counter Brushes ....... 15c Scallop Chimneys .............. . 3c
month In HYATT, nonwALK, 003m.
~ V ..I.—mwrt_.w—- _..... 7..“
IRUSSIVAVN EMPEROR NOT ASSAS- ‘ ‘
8.INATED
S'i‘. PETE RSBURG Feb. 2i.-—~'l‘he V
repoltn spread abroad today that the. '
cmpeior and tie empiesn had been
assassinated are without foundation.
m...
Hfliiiillii DANNIISIIN
45 Wall Sf" Norwalk.
94 Washington St., 80. Norwalk.
H: Ktieger & Co.
We have several decided bargaimi "
in income producing property thati
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town. '
[Iranian Sale
of Mars“ Ind Bous’
Clothing
at Hall-Price.
~ \ VIII I,I I,
II. In iliiib.
Open 9» Charge Account by buy-
ing and of those few Winter
Clonks and Suits which
we carried over
this. season. .
Cloaks, Suits; Overcoats. for Men
and BOVSI at. very low
It s New
The aitiIie “hie'h sells best is the
prices.
one havgin the best features. Such is
the IIIIII poliII issued by
THE WASHINGTON LIFE iNSUR-
ANCE 00., OF NEW YORK
. tl'cu 31860)
No estimated Illtidcnds; every '
iigule a guarantee. Semi for figures.
Libeial compensation to men of char-
actor as agents.
Walter S. Mandeitille.
Manager forearm. Hartford, Colin. .
Money [hailed
Houscwwe: and anyone drawing a
weekly salary can secure money at our
office on their own name.
Call and see us
Independent loan In 86-
curity 00.
Havlland 31:19., Washington St.
Office Hours. 9 a‘ m t 837. m‘.‘ '
f Our Furniture Department con-'-
tains everything needed
I0r your home.
.I‘
Buy on Credit and Settle your bill.
I vF‘f .. ..._.....'
ICOURTS WILL HOLD SESSIONS
‘ TODAY
I)...~plte the fact that today In a le-
Tgal holiday. both the civil courts will
he in erosion and shott calendar busi-
ne‘na will he in order. A number of
demurreru are down for argument no
loss than three in the litigation over
the estate of Frank J. Mooney -
, There are seven applications for di-
vorce on the uncontested list as fol-
lowo: Walter .N. Dickinson vs. Annie
0; Dickinson. James ll Davis VII.
Jennie R Davis. Edna M. Smith vs.
Frodcrlcli C. Smith. Lizzie Air Gatlin-
vs. Frank L. Gutiin. Miuniol‘ Hey"
word vs. Walter '1‘. Hey 'r‘d, John G.
T. rneni-vs. Harrietrg sitar.C “ I._ .5
m...—
SPECIAL SALE FOR VSATURDAV.
Nt‘WSIIPOIMIISIC l50IItIon
.l'l Limo Know Your Address and
flour Name, Love Me and the World
is Mine. is Your Mother in Molly Ma-
lone Arron-wanna (dong and lust).
Little One Good- bye, flirt! on Nellie’s
Hut, My Dear. When the Flowers
liioom in tin: Vaprlngtimc Molly Dear.
I'I’M. A IIRIIIIIERMANS
MUUIO STORE.
in“ The Heart
own a home for him inmlly‘. It has
been our pleasant duty to help many
to realize their ambition. ,
Iver Johns ihunch“ '
New 1907 atyleu. a ridden at
r on It): tiny
race by the‘ winnemsn Ant and Foam.
FRIDAY ANDB AURDAY,
FEBRUARY 22 find 23.
F. E. ifliiKIIIIIII Bil
“Mono-t and: in
10 Wall Ctr-«t.
lJVIIVInIVIvun Block, ' 2 Waldo n 01'.
., II. AVgpn’IVde! d. 3 “and?”
‘ ‘I ,.I
‘i' I"
In venue of‘g . ..
'i" ltIIIIIIIV. Oliver thigh linings titte‘trttw. In" «I.» I.
II a on o accept a report of II ’
hintewizéforce. In the notion brought THE SOUTH ANORWAIM STORAGE
by Anna M. Lewis against Edward 13.0%!
Owning ;
In an easy matter It 'oti‘thiet your
he rt. "upon it We have house. and
iota which are reasonable in price and-
Inquire but little cash to purchase. if new!» the plaintiff Milli leave to Dry 001455.111.“ 3m“!-
you are It home seeker call and talk ainend the complaint. ‘ i-‘lroproot anano-dnte in oil pan
muons over with us No charge for ‘ Judge Scott: will hold: short cal- IioularII; IIIOI‘DIIIII’IIY ventilated: eleva-
notice at the
J 011113
«in
touch omits
(or to take goods to mood story.
llamns- in some" III t. “Outed tie stoi-
ana ttor nutter“,
tliel'. 'iWi“
common
ondar amnion of the civil
pleas court. ,
MW! @1109" Another round in tho‘ Ibo'ciitewi‘n
some. of Oookonob Tribe, 1. R. M..
of Nornlk. in scheduled to occur this
event“.
I... onIcII. titan
Donn. “It. J --
Norwalk Chronicler