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» Imme ls Summing up State 5]
,~ Case
. ‘ _(GOntlnued F1011) First Page).
South Norwalk
mau' a skin.
"Dementia AIIItIIlcuIIu~~ls that
tlte
law w:ltlIlI puts a woman up to tell
of her shame. or Iuiafortune Its the
_,_-,__ case llltly be-to all the world in the
neither design n0t DI‘t'lumlflution I)“, hope it will shield It worthless life.
merely the heat of passion: (It lIIIstlI. ”mm “ WWW” that demand?
. “not dill)" ‘bccausc of “man,“ That is not the kind of law you
ntlemell of the jury an effort “’3 I wrote to accept and If you do it, men,
inflame your passions and to mm W“ ”"1““ ‘0‘” 0mm...
your nlind from this issue in this trial 3" Jerome “’0“ “1’ u“? 9‘ “1”“? “i
to Inoihel' case is not consichtIIl the ”‘9 IIitnesses for ”‘9 people 9“ the
duty ‘of counsel on ,1“. Atlantic Htiilf‘f‘l case and with the aid of It laIge
NU'i
board [ IliIIizIaIn showed the jury how Thaw
"Your Imps mm“. _,~,,,, to 1.9mm III med about the knot (luIIiIIu before
)'0lli'_“ verdict upon the evidencciaml alter the shootins
and that alone He III f'eired to the testimony of
“To base an appeal to Iour sInIp. lutues (‘Iinclt Smith.
“Ilo you I'cIIIeIIIbIIII ’I‘Iqutou Benin
and the cast», of two men and II wom-
an? 'I haw asked Smith. l’eIhIIms.
gentlemen III learned t‘t'iIIItd flout the
P II illc slope IInIenIbIIrs it peIhaps he
deParture rom the duty of counsel
‘You must reach your Icrdlct in
purely and plainly an Intellectual pro
(3883. You are to judge by the facts.
H
titles and to IouI passions is u widoH
I
H
You most not decide upon the opinion HI IIIIIIIIIthers tltat case of dementia
of. coil Bel on either side or of the “-"WTMHHI
court a cent as to the law lnid IlownH ""HHN united delibelutvii across
by the court. You must take the. law,
as the court. gives it to you. You can
,not shake your personal respoIII-IIIIIIIII
by evading It
“If We lire going into the proponitiou
of smfiathy it can be phII ed upon by
both lidéu. litive Ion thought of the
. : Widowéin Cambridge and the t'atlierless I
lady in HarIard? I mention this men.
not you may see. that the question of
sympathy has bought 1.0 do with the
.iuuea here. '
“Whethct vou belicIe the stIu-I told H
the too! and in such it manner that
his tIlIetllI should hate no chunctI (I)
defend himself. then llll'llillg suddenly
, and holding the pistol so close to Stun-
It'oIIIl White's head that after he was
dead Mr Smith. his brotltcr-ln-law.
did not know hint because of the now-
our marks and fired once, twice, IhIcc
H times"
H .\Ir. IIIIIIIIIII pitked up the pistol fiom
II table and as he spoke thc “ords
«punctuated them by pulling tlII nigger
three. times. the (lick of Hit lIuIIIuIeI
3' “I“l 8"] whether ."0" bl‘iil‘H‘ I“ lilt‘ ‘bcing heaItl in II'IIIIII' IIIIIIIIIII of the
ubllme renunciation she made ofHHmm‘
T we offer of IIIIIIIIIIIII- tor . It I
7w m. 1 ”H h" 'lhIlibIIruttly he shot the man who
your sI'IIIpIItlIII-s are bound to 5
had haired him lIoIII clubs who had
Bert themselics in one form or 'lll
5 ‘ lonce InkIIn front him the woman he
titer. There is here (‘\"'t’l_\ element to
rouse hymn, passion You can I help it H IloI ed and threatened to take th awnI
it Wit en you consider mm Hum” IIIzItitI. and then. in) learned opponent
‘. on must lay it aside and guide your ””8 ’0“ he “”0“ with h‘“ “““S 9‘
elves solely by inlellecttml process.‘ iteuded like It pIiest dismissing a con-
”43h the question ofreaaonuble doubt ,gtegailou I ‘1” not ”9“ “"“hmg 1“
Jerome said it was such a doubt the evidence about that.
‘ fill Would act UDUH in ntattcts pcr He. held the pistol up that the poo;
pg to his own private affairs and .019 ought km” that ”W"? “'O‘Wi "9
no more shooting. in order to prevent
hing more. . . , .
:1 mm“ be a doubt of which Ion are Ha'pamc. Vihcn the man who arrested
him asked why he did it. 'l‘huw answer-
ably qr momlly certain. .A l'ell- . _ ‘
a: doubt is not a mere. whim "'13. H“ mm“! “‘3' wire.
0n, the subject of Insanity you thr- H" did not Sil-‘U i am ”i“ 3905'“!
,ot‘ (lod appointed to kill this Invisher
arefully examined" said MI
“ swore to. take the law I of Antetit an virgins. No. my friends
1?: down m ’0“ hr ”w _tlIis apostle of God business came af-
-: nre‘ you wuttld accept H ter t‘tt defendant had the advice of
' in of insanity which de» "" ftiehd D“ Evans."
. 0,. the knowledge of the I lllI .lelome discussed "l‘haw'a conduct
uality of his not or that alter the killing and said that there
at ,5 "881m" the. cur- was not one thing that did not show
of the. community. absolute. calmness, coolness and union
:sweat to bring this nlltv.
H mm the page. - "He was rational. he Was calm and
fit satctstically repeated COOL" went on Ml‘. Jerome.
,Delmas lIItIl yesterday gl- “He walked “1’ ‘0 his enemy in
Even} m Titan/8 form ”f iusonitv. He ter locating him and carefully took
a We” mm. ,, “(owned in his aim. He does not take any chances
of hitting any one else. You ate told
his face was white. He was it man
who for three years had glared at his
enemy until after a good dinner and
hearing the story of two men and a
woman In which 'l‘ruxton Beale had tig-
ured deliberately shoots down his en-
emv. is it any wonder he. was white?
Is the killing of a. human being a
thing so common that a man can do it
without even turning pale?
“You locate your enemy. you locate
the man who bleckballed you at clubs.
you say he ravlshed your wife. who
spread stories of perversion about
you, you shoot hltn down, and then
‘ tin AmeIicanu. lilt'll, has no
M in your verdict. \ou swore to
lgo up higher law than the law of
i What Is this
ericaua which waits and
enemy for three years
(H it Hwalts three years
(latter and then strikes. '
Americana-that flaunts
tip r whom it kills through
in of Europe for two years
Is that. the higher law.
it; the higher law does
No cure or atten-
I’wHautomutlcnIIy added to your account and com—
uni-an uy, had practically Instant availability of all or a
your principal at any time. “
[South Norwalk Savings Bank
’ bad and some simply so unfortunate as
one. it
bruit-II with
. - hm
ruined It In murder» the atom
A. man shot down idem
ter how bad he my be, ll entitled
to the protection am; in. mamm-
be blacker than the cloak of midnlnt
which counsel yesterday threw about
his memory, and i lay he still had a
the 26th of last June. He had a right
to believe that the laws of this oom-
munlty would protect him
Who made thll man the executionI
III of Staufmd White? Has he no right
to put his faith in due lawn of thin
state? Must a man so armed beie as
in a mining camp?
“There is nothing In this direct case.
gentlemen, that does not show cold-
blooded premeditated murder. Amid
oi this what unlwer ts made? "I we.
Insane when 1 went thirty feet acme
that room and fired three shots into
a man’ II head i did not know It was
It pistol I held In my hand. i dId not
know it was Stanford White my ene-
my, I was shooting. 1 did not know “In
nature and quality of my act and i
did not know it well wrong.‘
"Gentlemen. when the law says that
when a man does not know all not in
wrong he is excusable. it llOt’I not
mean that in his opinion it is not
wrong, but that his mental condition is
such that he does not know the act
in legally wrong. When the anarchllia
in the Chicago Hayruarket ”new the
bomb they had nothing against the
policemen whom they. killed. they
were simply deluded men who believ-
ed that it was their duty to kill till
the IIIpreeentatiyes of law and order.
but thII knew that under the law that
his! W a WI.'0118
When Mr. .letomc in his mattinent
reached the testimony of EIelIn Thaw
he spoke with much vehement-e In de-
fense of Stanfoxd Whgtc and his words
illiliy bristled with sarcasm when he
had occasion to refer to Thaw, an the
modern "St. George" and Evelyn it.
"the angel child." While he denig-
u'atcd as a man of politIotl in the com-
munity. and a. genius. He said there
is not a particle of evidence to show
that White made any insidious uti-
vancea toward Evelyn after coming
into her life. that he dazzled her child-
ish mind with rich gittl: but on the
contrary, he helped her only by pres
ears of necessary wearing apparel.
White. he declared. never piled the
girl with wine. for she herself admit-
ted that he never permitted her to
drink more than one. glass.
Mr. .lcrontc rounded out his defense
of the dead IIqu with the declaration
that "a Inuit may not be virtuous. he
may be unchaste. but it does not fol-
low that he is ll brute."
The district attorney dweII at length
upon the occurrences in the 34th street
studio. as related by Evclyn Neabit
l‘IIIIw on the witucsn stand. and point-
IId out what he declared Were many
serious discrepancies in her narra-
Iirc. llc laid grunt stress upon the
ittt'l that although illegirl could re;
member what transpired during ho"
hum eys through Europe she could not
M In time. within three months.
when as she claimed. she was outraged
by Stanford Whlto. .He. characterined
tlII- Ixzcurrenmr in the studio as “most
exiraorditutry. particularly as she. the
viI-Ilm. was it member of the lI‘lorodortI
chorus.
"it can hardly be conceived,‘ be con-
tinued. “that this chorus girl should be.
dragged into II den and there attack-
t'tl "
‘ Mr. Jerome referred to the offer of
the III-found to allow the prosecution
to couttndlct Evelyn's atom and then
declares that when he attempted It the
doors wcie closed.
I called a learned chemist," shill
Mr. Jerome. "to prove to you that
there does not exist It drug such as
this “angel child“ would have you be
Here was employed to bring her ruin.
But my learned opponent objected. i
called the photographer who toolt
these pictures for which lCI'eiI‘II says
she posed on the night before she was
outraged. I knew that his InIItlI-Incc
would not be admitted. it was offered
III call the cheap bluff of my learned
opponent.”
“How strange. it is. my friends. flint
this angel child—this girl of the chorus
should believe what she says Stanford
White told her about all women being
to be found out.
‘lontrnsi her action with that of
other girls. \l'as she brought up any
more carefully than ‘your own daugh-
ters have been brought‘up‘.’ (lo back
to when they Were sixteen and one-
lIIIlf years of age. and think what such
a thing as We, have heard would have
meant to them. What does this girl
do? Does she. shrink front this man?
Does she abhor him? Not" thundered
the district attorney, “she meets him
again and again and again and again.
Fight or nine times she goes to the
tower and to the 24th street house
with this human ogre, who had strip-
ped her of her virginity She met him
after time and again." said Mr. Jer-
ome. uttering the words between
clenched teeth “and far from repelling
these fearful attacks We find her by
her own words at one time undreaa-
ing in a room downstairs white White
was talking with a friend on the floor
above.
“This dragon preyinx upon female
virtue wrote this ‘angel chlld' scores of
letters—we have shown them to be In
the possessionof the defense. Some
of them were identified—but was It
single one put in evidence, and read?
No. There is nothing to show you
that these letters contained anything
that was bad. Wouldn‘t some of these
many letters contain something to In.
dlcate the vicious character of this
very wicked man?
“But they contained nothing of the
sort. Now contrast this with the mod-
Man III- M. wan
. Ordinary Initiation
Ilse “elm perfect nonma-
doctor or aloetrietty. III this WW
V‘lirounneni engineer has sun»
mist! the nu of I. plug of metal for
an nutrient conductor. it would be
lumen-0d in a runway kept lllled wIIh
a freopinx machine would be allowed.
00 circulate. This would freeze the
water in contact with the pipe, theieby
insulating it. The brine could be used
in Iupplyinx artificial cold to refrigera-
for! in Item, markets I» even in mi
vatc houses
The simplicity the ptoject and the
complete dllpe sins with ordinary
Insulation are you striking.
WHERE TOWN. GROW RAPIDLY.
Apropos of hi tau-broom srcu'th
of new town" on the western fron-
tier. n’iocomo 'e engineer relates the ‘
following to the Minneapolis Journal:
‘One day l was driving my engine
across the prairie when suddenly n
considerable towit loomed up ahead
where nothing had ahoIvt-d up the day
before.
“What foam is thin.
fireman.
“Blamed if i know,‘ says Bill. ‘lI
wasn't here when we Went our the
road yesterday.“
”Well. 1 slowed down. and directly
we pulled into the station. where over
500 people were waiting on the plat-
torm to ace. the first train come. In.
"The conductor came along up front
and says he to the:
"'Jim’. first we know we‘ll be l'ufl-
pins by some important place. (let
this town down on your list and I’ll
put a brakentan out on the rear plat-
form to'wutch out for towns that
spring up after the train gets by!’ "
4
says I to In)
Husband tthe morning after a spree,
to his wiiel-Do you mean to any that
you think those zigzag marks to the
euow are mine?
Wife—Don‘t prevaricnte. ”aw.- i
have measured them and they are ex.
uctly the same number as your gloves
and litmts.~l“iiodcnde Blotter.
“They say that when an ostrich is
surprised he hides his head in the
aand." "i wish to thunder he‘d ever-
Iautingly hide his tail there.” obst t'I'cd
the man who had just settled a blood-
curdllnu mlllineri~ bill—lioston ’i‘raIII
script.
"Poets usually have sad lives,"
IhII senttntculallst.
"Well." answered Mr. (‘qurox. "writ-
ing the kind of things they do. I don't
Iee how they could expect to he very
cheerful."-—\\’nshingtoii Star. '
said
"There seems to bc a great hick of
unanimity in your family. Mr. Come-
up."
"No. altdhnt ain‘t the trouble. but
an dont appeal to .be nblc to git to-
cIthcr III anything]: -~- ililiiillltll‘tI Amer
icon
I
.§_ ________ ...
'l‘ht Professor—It is said that the
ordinary brick absorbs llt‘til‘i)‘ fifteen
iiill('(.S of water.
ThI .-lokt i-All the boys saI lloozem
in II brick but I new heard of him
absorbing Water. ”Seattle Post Intelli-
gencer.
l’roftssor Ttlb-I-l understand that
be death rate here. is Very large. Can
Ion aha me the reach of the large
:II'rccntage‘ of mortality?
’l‘exaa Timpklns—IWall. it's some va-
rious. pard. It runs all the way from
live acres for natural cosmonauts.—
Chicago News.
. .llothero'l‘ommy. what's your little
brother crying about?
'l‘ouuuy—‘Cnuse l‘m entlu‘ my cake
.III‘ won‘t give him tiny.
Mother—la his ownIcake finished?
'l‘onuny——-Yea'm: an‘ he cried while.
I was catitt' that. too—Catholic Stan-
dard and Times.
FHHHH WHHHIHHHHH
RH SHHHH
Those ill our stock boast the
distinction of having been de-
signed and tailored by the anti» _
orltatlve creators“ of fashions
I
i
in separate waietcoata.
III III $4.00
Open Monday, Weddell!“ Ind ..
Iaturdny would“ min-u.
HHHHHHHHHH.
Taller, clothler. Hatter.
rural-her.
ls Wuhlngten Slide. Namath.
k;-
est St. George who led the angel
child back Into the paths of virtue in
Nurember 1903. writing her letters ml
which he discusses sexual perversion. "
., .
i “When a man limited It speech." said
‘tcn Star. .
Luncheon recess was ordered at l
p in. to 2 ocloek; when Jerome will
pioceed.
4‘...»-
the succinct permit. “he ought to be
able to tell all be known III ten min?
nice."
“You," answered Senator Sorghum.
“but it take: hours sometimes to con-
BASEBALL
wu II martin/HI s
ceel what you don't knowl"-Weshlug-
0 will?” “'0' man.
van
omhnn't m crcirtnt‘ Hungry.”
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right to be where be we. the night of water and through It cold brine from I
‘h
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ,
f
ummer Shirt Wat's ts.
It is It matter of pride with Women nowadays to be provided with Wuists for sunmicr wear. not. only for
lill‘ comfort they get by wearing thin Waists on warm summer days. but also because they are to be had in
such attractive styles and at such wasouable prices that there is naturally ll) excuse for not being Imuneseed of
(inltunined Pails. any size .......
Large Carpet heaters ........... 15c
Floor Mops, complete ........... ch
Long handled Floor Scrubs ...... We
an unlimited supply of this very useful part of the wardrobe.
and summer business very early, we are prepared to show full lines of three of the. leading makes of “inlets-
THE DERBY! TIIIE CROWN, and THE CLASSIC
the low- priced goods to the finest and most attractive goods made.
Housefumis
Havln'g made our preparations for the spring
Those three. lines cover the entire. Waist bu‘slnes‘s front
ing Dept.
Whitewash llruahcs ............ ..]5c l2 sheets Shelf Paper ........... tic
lI‘loor llruslies, long handle ...... 95c Furniture llrushes.‘fltte grade ....5'II:
illlSl Pails ...................... 19c 45c Whisk llrooms .............. "in.
to yds. Shelf Paper ............ 5c|SaIt and Peppers ........... I’II:
TRISTRAM 85 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
SEARCHING THE
tloIernor Much of Kansas
took any stock III the
who in years past picked up a good
deal of money from farmers in the
Sunflower state. At one time the
residents of Marion were subscribing
to pay for some ruinlnuklng experi-
ments. Mr. l-loch declined to chip in
and an elderly deacon quoted feeling-
ly: "The Lord loveth a cheerful giv-
er." Hoch replied: “l recognize the
quotation. but let me remind you of
another. ‘A fool and his money are
soon puried.‘ Don i forget that "
"Where do you find that in the Serb»
lures?" asked the deacon. "\A'hI in
llariholotucw Iii.. I. ' unswmch Hot-h,
moving away. The deacon anti his
friends hunted up a Bible. and not for
some time did they discover that there
was Ito such book III the Scriptures.
never
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Fancy Maine Pototou.pk. 23c. hit. 750
Native Onions. . . . . .qt. Go. “(.400
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so West Main so. Stamford. Conn.
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ilreat Reductions
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Sideboards, Dressers.
.Chifi‘onieris, Fancy Chairs.
Enamel Beds, Fine Mattresses,
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With a small outlay of ready cash we can refurnish your
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1. suit you.
Is more than a cough; it. is a deep-seeted inflam-
mation or catamih of the bronchial tubes and -
lungs—allied to asthma and the utopia termini.
on all schools“ at
source of consumption Itibam
medicine, and coughour " ” ‘“ ,looddd with mi
when are worthless and minim. because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM the germlclde bal-
sent, alone has triumphed in every case for 20
em.
y Take 15 drops every 3 home and BE SURE to bathe the throat.
and chest with not. clear Balm every night. That to the leer-ct. It
penetrate» reduce: the inflammation, killq the (ht-Ids, atop» the
coastline at! training of phi-m rutoeln the Manicure vigor
of youth. Got; the 800 or 01.00 baffle, up the «cement
[stimulate 16mm and we manfiqnmeflmdownto
the loot Item of quick com-motion. No we or opium.
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