if you haven‘t got your overcoat there is n
1, to make 15% We dont’ say we give you a dollar for fifty cents,"
Kan? be dime Such advertising is absolutely false. Our stock of
, is not \cry large and we have decided to clean them canon-11':-
Willa: the store Dont' miss this opportunity.
III toputlghl Clothing ht
Main Street. ' 00th Norwalk, Conn.
HARRY GODDWIN. Mar.
290 BROADWAY“; NEW YORK.
Founded 1888.
NINETEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT,
January .1at, 11907.
ASSETS
tune and improvements .............................. $8. 473, 643. 24
”on Receivable ....................................... 689.052. 21
3in Dunks. Trust Companies and Offices ................. 211,465.45
1pm Agents ........................................... 7,406.11»
my Accounts ........................................... 21,894.89
lather Items. Material. Equipment, etc. .................... 41,833.99
39.446.095.89
LIABILITIES.
and Certificates. with interest to date ................ $6,558..13382
‘ s Payable ......................................... 1,338..712 20
~ 0:111 ry Accounts ........................................... 29,031.59
57.926.577.69
Chitin! stock ...............................
a...1,.. ............................
S 100, 000. 00
.......... 1 ..419 518.20
—«~—~— —~———— 1.519.518.20
$9. 445. 095. 89
: 'IeInent certified by Public Accountants: Property appraised by Real
[0t [9’ 'II'II of Brokers of the City of New York' Titles l‘lured by Title
tee Companies
4% nouns BASED on THE OWNERSHIP or SELECTED new
: vent: REALTY.
. QQI1I or mile for information.
WILLIAM G. CROCKETT. Agent
U P..0. Box 1311. South Norwalk. Conn.
, >~ ......
Ilii' iflMING' BUMINE
BY1 SPECIAL DEMAND
‘4 received with open arms.
Hotel Clifford,
Wednesday and Thursday.
If you don't know him you will know him. Hasn't it been whis-
pond to ypp about him? He comes back to the field where no other
Ia" 'oyant
1‘ ‘ N03119: iii your going to Bridgeport to see me. I am coming to
.10e¢”you.- I give advice on business. love. marriage wills. divorces.
sales, chances. old estates, stocks, bonds and mortgage. All affairs
1 life of every description.
COMING. COMING. to Hotel Clifford.
COMING WHEN? Wednesday and Thursday this week.
I
ever returns.
1 If you 'want to consult a superior advisor you will find him at
‘flotel Clifford.
CULLEN FROZEN TO DEATH.
NEW BRITAIN BANK OFFICIALS.
NFW BRITAIN Feb 27 .—At It nit-ct-
ing of the Savings llank of New Britain
dilectms held this mor,ulug E. N.
Stanley. cashier of the New Biltaiu
National Batik. was elected lrcnsutcl
taking the place of the defaults-I. \‘t.
F. Walker F. S. Citatttbetmlaln nssis~
taut cashier of the Mcchnnics‘ Nation-
of Banks. succ ceds Mr. Stanley at tho
New Britain National Bank.
ovbbors Found Him Cold and Stiff
in His Poor Home.
‘ AMFORD Feb 27. —lI‘rozeu lo
ohth‘hft's the verdict of the acting
dical examiner in the (use 01 .lohn
illicit, who was found dcud' in his late
deuce in Valley street Monday af-
rndon.
tlilon was about 55 years old and
COLLISION ON WABASH ROAD.
ST LOUIS Mo. Feb. 27~A collis-
ion Occurred today on the Wabash
Railroad neat Mexico. M0" in a heavy
fog. One man is r-cpotted killed and
twenty injut'dc.
..
' I had cited out an existence dig-
gmfgol?‘ ms The house he lived in
egemng? 101 sort of shclteI from the
courteaywm wnsthct of the past tew
was 9%8Il In two since Cullen fell ill.
what was the nature of the ill
' SUSGOL‘H not npptat. it seemed to
ting more serious than influ-
Living alonc' the sick man
hnId tillII: ll it Neighbors
‘1‘“:wa kind to him and did their
Dr J Wilbur Chapman. who con-
lucted the big revival setvlccs at the
armory in Norwalk a year ago began
a big evangelistic campaign in Hart-
ford last night. Meetings were held
simultaneously in eight churches. At'
ter the meeting. Dr. Chapman express-
)d himself to a Hartford Courant re-
porter as being much pleased with the
situation. Fred Butler the baritone
anger. who made such a good impres-
iion in Norwalk is with the Chapman
’orces still.
"best to make him cutufor.lable They
‘tt‘l to persuade him to go to, the.
' i'al 0| to some better shelter
Iibornlv Itruséa to do so. say
It was not vety ill and would bI
iii a short time. Sunday eve
on neighbors called at thI
" tor. Cullen seemed to be dolnl
toner-day afternoon hIl-l body
I) 0 cold. and stiff in dcath.‘
‘ -wue taken to' Prltchard't
u; ssttblishm‘ént by orde:
———...._..__..._.
Lieutenant Colonel George 1) Rue
Iell proprietor of the Norwnlk Hotel
vent to Brooklyn, yesterday. on du-
des pertaining to the Thltteenth Regi-
pent New Yolk, National Guard.
1th which he is connected.
- III I ‘ M ' ‘ ‘ ' '
1 . or wo lllIoIIs Ill Deposits. -
3‘13“" first of February the deposits of this MUTUAL savings
passed the two million mark. amounting to 82 0.44. 042 27, and
1 1,1 myths and Undtvlded Proms which stand as II special fund for
tifiioto'etlon of depositors, had reached the splendid total of $134.-
We yeti one of the 6. 000 owners of this great two million dol
III Ills 81111110
(Continued From First Page).
trict Attorney Jerome says The Eve
ning World today. This evidence. It
is asserted. is based upon information
given bv White's friends who declare
that he spent nearly the whole night
in question in entertaining a party of
his friends in the Madison Square to-
wn: “'l'his,” says Thc World. "was un-
doubtedly the surprise which the prtr
sccutuv had in store for the defense.
But although it might onset the testi-
mony givtn bv Mrs. Thaw it cannot
be given to the jury trying Harry
Thaw for the murdcr of Whitc. as it
does not disprove that Evcll'u told her
husband the story she. says she did.
The refusal of .luslice FitzGerald to
admit the evidence is regarded as a
big point gained bv the lawyers tor
Thaw."
Five minutes before the court open-
ed for the Thaw trial today Evelyn
Nesbit 'l‘haw entered the. court room.
accompanied bv Mr. Deltuas and l =!r
It seat at the end of 1b.- lablc 0(’('Ilpll:d
by the dcfcndnnl' s counsel. next to the
dish occupied bv hcl husband “-hllc
waiting tor the ttial to go on.sl1c that
[HI with DI Hammond.qu of the dc-
Imiscs ulilulsls, and with “ls. .l, .l.
Chino. who occupied It scat close In
lwr.
lmmcdiatclv after count convened
Lawyer Daniel ()‘Ricllv led Mrs. Thaw
and Mrs. Chine front the room. 1
Mr. Jcrome then said ho had over
looked one point in his cross-cranium
tion of Mrs Thaw and asked that sht‘
be recalled for it few questions. stating
that it was not Increlv a matter of-
fecting the credibility of the witness
but a matter which he might wish to
attempt it) conlmvrrt (lll I't-buttal and
he wished to luv a foundation for such
action by callltlg her attention to thy
matter. Mrs. Thaw was thcrcforc re.
called "
By his first uucstlou Mr. Jcromc in
dictated that he intends to call Howard
Ncsbit to the witness stand to contra
dict his sister. The district attorney
ls allowed to coutrndlct ll'avtms'blc ox
material facls, but cannot l'llllll'tl‘l't’l‘l
collateral facts,
“Dld you soc your brother at Marlon
Mass, after your return from Elll’ullt
in 1903?" asked thI,- district altul‘
uev. '
“i did not." rcplicd Mrs. Thaw.
“Where did you see him?"
"III New \Yurk.”
“Did vnu not tcl! him in subslautn
that, while you were abroad you Ililt
been brutally ubuseu by l‘bnw,-\vhl
had tried to Inducc you to tell lips ag
ninsl Mr. White to IIlt' I-l’fct't that Mr.
White had Ilruggotl :Intl svduccd you;
which stutcmchls you then and lill’l‘l
told your brothcr \vI-I'c false?"
"I did not."
"Didn‘t you tell your brother that
Tliuw at a pistol point had ('llIIIDI‘IIl‘l
you to make hillll‘llli’lllfi uunlut-l Mr
\\'hill‘\’."
1 did not."
"And that tho state-uterus \vm-I
Hos?"
I did lull."
"llitl hr uni ash you if you l‘caI'I-Il
violence and you said you (lid and hi
said you should arm yourself for pro
lI‘t‘HOu'”
‘l l‘t3lllll‘ll'lIlPI' no such couversnllnn.’
“lIiIlu'l he buy you a revolver?"
“He did not "
"Didn‘t you girt- him muncy to buy
you It ruvnlvcr‘.”
“I did um."
"That is all.“ said Mr.
Thaw left the room,
Dr. Charles I“. Blugnmntr of Pitts
burg. the Thaw family physician. fol.
Imvul Mrs. 'l‘hnu' on tho stand. liutlcr
lhn guidance of Mr. Dclmns he told
of swing Thaw on Norcmbcr id. 1003.
at, which time he was \‘(l'_\‘ llt‘l'vtutr‘
and melancholy. lie was slccpiug and
eating very llltlc and St‘l‘lllt'tl vcry
.lI I‘utuv. .‘Il'H.
lion. He had known Thaw from child
hood and be was formerly of n buoy-
anl nature.
On August 1?, 1906. hp cnllcd on
Thaw in thc Tombs and again sutw him
on September I1.
He was not sleeping Ivcll and was
nervous. He had dcluslons. among
them that there were conspirnclcs‘ ag»
ninst him having as their object his
railroading to an insane asylum. or his
death.
Mr. Deltuus was about to lay II foun~
dution for the questioning of Dr.
Bingnmnn as an export. but Mr. .Ic
route interrupted.
“It. is not necessary. Mr. Dclmus. l‘d
sooner have you enquire as to the dc-
fendant‘s insanity. the opinion of a
general practitioner who has known
him for thirty years than the opinions
of all the experts thcrc arc—with due
respect to my own." and he smiled at
Dns. Flint. MacDonald. and ltlabou.
who daily sit. beside him.
Dr. Bingaman said he believed Thaw
was irrational and laboring under dclu-
slons. He said newspapers had been
woven into the cell bars to keep the
draft out and Thaw told him the truth
critics were allowing the wind to blow
in on him so that he would contract
pneumonia and die. and thus prevent
his casecomlug to trial.
Dr. Bingaman felt Thaw’s pulse and
told hlm. When he asked about it. that
the pulse was a bit. irregular. Thaw
replied this was a condition that had
followed “the act of Providence."
Mr. Jerome began his cross-examina-
tion bv asking an to the taint of insan-
ity in Theirs family. Mr. Delmus ob-
jected that this was not proper cross-
examination.
"I want. to find out what. tendency
there is to insanity in this man's fam-
ily," said Mr. Jerome. “I want to get at
the facts. if I find this defendant is
crazy 1'“ say no.”
"If Mr. Joromc' desires to prove that
Thaw was crasy on June 25. last. we
will admit. it " rejoined Delmas
Justice FltzGerald sustained the ob-
.lectlon.
Mr. Jerome then said he would call
Dr. Bingoman for the state in rebuttal
and asked permission to take his testi-
mony in the form of a. deposition. Mr.
Dclmas said the testimony must be in-
kcn in open court. Mr. Jerome asked
when the defense expected to con-
clude
"in flood faith and not for publica1
tion." said Mr. Dolmen "we expect to
lb this Week."
route asked- Dr. Bingaman to
much changed frotu his former coudl '
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you feel that. you can attempt and
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When overwork causes brain-fag. loss
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the self-confidence and poise v'hich
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Sold Where. in boxes rot. and 15c.
Dr. Blngnmnu said Thaw had not etc
blbltod any delusions or evidences of
irrationality so far as he knew prior
to Illc tragedy of June 2;) last, At his
visit of August .17 he ptcscrlbcd a
nerve tonic fat the prlsuucr.
HOYT_’S THEATRE
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 27 AND 213.
IAMUL‘A
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How's THEATRE
ENTIRE WEEK.
:OMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH 4.
AVERY STRONG COMPANY.
THE PLAYS.
Evo‘nlnga.
Monday-Tho Railroad King.
'l'ucsday—~Tho ' Minister's
lit-art.
WedIIcstltIy~--l"ogg.'s Ferry.
'l‘hursday—JMwn East.
F‘rlday—-—At Pike's Peak.
SIItItI'IiII_\"-A Devil's Lane
"1 WI.
Sweet-
‘\
\Vcdne'daywnp Douggcr' s Ven-
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Sniuldnl-ur utglnr.
Special Vaudev Noveltiea Between
eta.
Elaborate Scenlo and Electric Effects.
Popular Prices.1-0c,20e and 3°C
Special Lodies‘ Ticket:
w-L‘” .
'l‘hls coupon. .tugI-thcr with 1.1 .
. ('cllts uill puIcIItIso a choice {'1-
. scivcd scat l'oi Monday evenings .
. pcrfotulauce if picsculcd at Ad- .
. vanes Sale at any time Ilt‘ltllt‘ .I .
. p. m. Monday. . ' ; .
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SATURDAY. MARCH 2.
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AMERICAN VITAGRAPH CO.
All the Latest Moving Pictures and
illustrated Songs.
PRICES:
Matinee ................ 10c and 20c
Evening ........ .... 10c. 20c and 30c
--- Th
Iiuilawaub‘luling
in the place for recreation and healthy
exercise and is becoming more popular
every week. Events for the coming
week comprise:
Grand Attraction for Saturday After-
noon and Evening,
HARRY BARNES.
Champion Trlck Artist.
DON'T Miss HIM.
Basketball Wednesday. March 6.
NORWALKS vs. BLUE RIBBONS.
NASH A‘YOUNCS.
Matiaosrs.
BAERWAEK «Egg-’15
even MONDAY mom.
4......
NEXT. GAME. -
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 4
DANBURY
vs. 3
COMPANY F
Preliminary Game , .
MONTAUKC va. ALL NATIONALS,
After the games there Is dancing
“eh evening until midnight. without
extra charge.
ADMIDOION.” GENTS.
The promptness and satisfaction with
DONA in black and colors; BATIS‘VE
MOHDELAIN. CASHMERE AND HEN
Copper Bottom Wash Boilers. . . . $1.25
Nickel Tea Kettles ............ $1.15
Floor Mops complete ........... 19::
3 rolls Toilet Paper ............ We
“Did you notice
ego?” asked Mr .Jtnomo.
”He had It very high esteem of him-
self, but there was nothing clsc'
Dr. Bingatnan was hero excused and
Dr. Brillon D. Evans, min of the aliov
nists for the defense, called for cross
examination. Afte some questions re.
garding the cdnoa ou of the witness
Mr. Jerome piokqfigup a pamphlet rc—
lnting to experts find expert testimony
which Dr. Evans admitted he had writ-
te. MI Jclome formed scvcial ques-
t us in the language of the pamphlet
but Mr, Dclnias‘ objcctions to the ques -
lions \vcre sustained by Justice Fitz-
~‘rcl'nlti
Dr, Evans testified that he was sum
luoucd to invistlgatn the Government
Hospital for tho Insult..- 1.1 Washington
and ruuurt In Ihc Congressional cont»
tulttr-I~ huviuu IIIl' mate" in charge.
“As It matter of Iilt'l, wasn't cvcry
head «It un inmituliou for tho insane in
the cast ”howlsu sun-hunted?"
“(In the contrary. l know they were
no‘ '
‘Nauw some om- who was not."
"III “'tljlllt" "
The above cut shows a very valuable
and inexpensivelabor saving device.
THE ELECTRIC MOTOR FOR SEW-
ING MACHINES.
We have one on exhibition at the
Norwalk office of this company. Drop
in and look it over.
flflNSfllIflIi
Hll WI Bil.
500. one, $1. $1.40
WM. A. tillltiliERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
#5»;
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THE FEELING OF SAFETY
ND RUIN,‘
once. Let us write you a icy today.
First gems be I‘m all 3 “9'9“."- '
rp ~~ c
There is no telling what will nppon at
any moment, and it is better to be safe
than sorry.
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Agency.
2 ,doth Main 01.. ....
any cihggcrated
“Do you connldo
right protection allied
alone is worth the cost of the lnsur- .
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Every new fancy or weave either imported or domestic. finds its place in our Dress Goods DGMHIMM.
which every demand has been met in this department and the very pros-
perous business it has enjoyed, are evidence that we are always ready with a complete steel: of the hottest and
most exclusive style and. too. that our prices are based strictly upon intrinsic values.
All the new fancies In PLAle. STRIPEC. AND CHECKS. PANAMA CLOTH, black and all colors: RE
in all qualities; IMPERIAL CLOTHS, SYMPHON CLOTHS in “my “10600.
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Housefurnishing' Department.
5 yds. Shelf Paper .............. 3c Wire Potatos Maohers .......... 3c
'6 blown Tumblers for ........... 19e1Wire Carpet Beaters .......... . 10c
1NIckeI Lamps .................. s1 45 Ironing Wax ............... 2c
Whisk Brooms ................. 9c Oil Heaters . ................... $225
Counter Brushes ..... ..... ‘. . 15c I Scallop Chimneys ..... . . . . (to
h j I .
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I
Open a Charge Account by buy-
ing one of those few Winter
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: r’we. carried. otter»...~.
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I.’
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Cloaks, Suits, overcome. for Men
and- Boys, at very low
Priced, ' , Ct
Our. Furniture Department 0101111-1
tains everything needed'
,, for your home.
Buy on Credit and Settle your ri’bill
‘ ,. . 1 I’
H. KRIEGERIco.
“Do you know what
asked Mr Jerome
"insanity Is 9. nositlvc condition:
sanity is a negative condition/“I
“Who retained \ou in this case?" r
"Mr. montage" "
“Had y‘ou written to anybody
corned In the case?"
“i wrote one lettci in DI
Lune Hamilton." 3
t “Do you know Al! ~n Mannu ilutulb
on?
is?” I standing were obiected to. but Mr J ..
rome ptoducod fl. decision which seem
ed to cover the point.
“llfay I assume that Dr Hamilton
I will be called in this case?" asked
Justice F‘ltzt’ierald
‘You may." replica Jerome. "You
may assume that. I will call. h.llu "
Dr. Hamilton was originally retain
ml by the defense. It in said that hr
hellvcs Thaw to be still insane,
, DI. Evans slated tbnt ho had new
:1 end [Iii Hhanililton' a wtgvt‘f’ngs and cont.i
01 to 9. they. ottct
ins,- and: ”(iii §eifitor cdulsogio, tcll
’Iltthctritu' pot. he ntpfenpidnfi. atgc
hdi'ity the" “'1' I188 0‘
lusonlti
..
(‘Un'
Allcn.1 Mt '
”Year
with] an datum lip
Imihl'nv
on mental discus
‘ Mr. Delmas' ob scuba “III
11 c‘p‘nsldered he a
hi [:0 you go into cottsultntiolrttvh ll ll:.Cnr‘os.Muc1nnldur DI. Cllhrlc-
m “ pupa
Mr. Dolmas' objection was Hit-lulu Mr Jciome asked about many WOIIH
on nicutal and nervous diseases In an
attempt tn find out. what Dr. Evans
had read.
ed
”'fsnt it u fact that many reputubtc
physicians refuse to go into connnl' iI~
tlott with you because you are an on NEW .onuuug we. 27. ——Illdn.I
professional man?" 3 , Goodrich. the act .wh is ltcl‘o Willi
Objection sustained. ’ N_IIt Goodman puny. said last
"Isn't it a fact that Dr. Hamilton re- night in reply“ tothe mu o (If HEW
fused In thiscourt room.» nil lnloil‘yn Nosblt Thaw bonus thump
consultation with you for that reason?" I with White. "I never- Stanford
twas never III In «studio and
“1le“ Emlyn Nesblt
”Objection sustelned.“ sold Justice White.
FltzGerIIld. . _ 1 never
M1 II Not-#11:. Conn. , ,1' ‘“
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“it 1'.’m.i'.1..r3- Iii-4'1
Questions reg ' j‘nnntt‘isdt.t t stunts
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