To 7 Suit I
You will travel for many a day
and visit most of the stores here-
about, but you will not find in
Clothing for Men and Young
Men. the quality or style and low
price that you will get here for
*Iiood $10
lay
ts
“to, NO MORE—no LESS.
i ”nun olooooo oo.
.7 r. HARRY ooonwm. M.
Oyo’tth Main Street.
v
South N orwalk’, Conn.
FRESH suoucosns ...... 11c LB.
ROAST PORK ............ 14: LB.
HAM (SMOKED) ........... 16c La.
PICK as ................ 10c ooz.
CHIC ENS ................. 20c La.
y Deliberations "or "I have received a request from the
, ‘jury to be allowed to (*kulttitlt‘ and have
i ‘ ~ over yet possession of the following exhibits:
, Continued Front First Page. Plan of Madison Square Garden.
* .5 Letters from 'l‘baw to Attorney Long»
xeationn)! the latter purpose seemed to MIOW-
be glveu'welght by the fact that tilt" 'l‘htlw will and ('tlilit‘II.
Jill‘Y-detlil‘ed to examine the letters; (‘onlstoek letter.
the will and tile (‘otlieil brought for“ Delmar; hypothetical iliwstlon.
ward by the defense in support of its Jerome‘s hypothetical question.
Claim of insanity. Mr. Jerolltt- said, "The People IlilYt'
it Wits generally conceded titut serll “0 ”IIIHCIIUIl-"
out! differences of oplnlon had develop . “The Defense has none.“ said Daniel
Gd among the twelve men, and that a 'O'Rciily. who seemed to be ill chargi-
.veriiict of ally sort was still remote. for the defense today,
The evaminatiou of tile 'I‘liuvv loner-so FOI‘t‘lllilll Deming Ii. Smith. or the
rind other documents tiill requure ‘ Jury stated that The jurors tlt'iiil'o‘d uol
lunchtime. ’ only the typewritten copies of the
Thaw faced his judges today with 7 'l‘hitw letters, will and eodleii. but the
._ .' every htdieitiion confidence. lie and original as well. The litlltt’l‘“ wvrr
:v all themomhers of his counsel attd slithered together by t‘lerk Penny and
‘ his family. is still hopeful of a ia- made into a bundle.
.vor'ab'ie’ oittcome. The best tltat his’ Justice li‘itzfleruld then announced
counsel expect is a disagreement ofotbat Ibn jury desired to have read the
the jury. They have feared from the {testimony of various witnesses. The
time the jurors retired that there 1 first of these was Meyer Cohen. who
might be a compromise among them ;' was quoted by .Mr. Delmar-t when he
or so lesser degree of guilty_ nun“ pictured Thaw as holding his arms out
mimic iii-the; first degree, till the shape of a cross after the
Tille' .‘l‘ of the jury today in eai- ‘shooting. To enable the jury to fol-
ue testimony did itot. Inspire low the testinlt’uty us it was read. the
hmeys to any new hope. iphin of the Clinton was held up before
7. {Liming locked tlp in their i,‘()ll~ : them. The reading of the testimony
llthll'l'oom at 11 o'clock last night of other witnesses follou'ed. it seem-
. h hilt-hing blit hard chairs and a ed that there could no longer be any
, ’inble to rest upon, the jurors argued doubt hilt that the rational or irration-
unceatiingly among themselves. The ‘ conduct of the defendant the night of
few ballots which weretakell indicated the homicides was playful: a loading
7 it“ is Skid, that there was a wide dlver- {part lit the deliberations of the twelve
gence of views. men who are to pass upoli the fate
Their confinement continued until 7 tot White‘s slayer.
it, 3).. when they were marched to the While. he was in the court room
Broadway Central lion-I for breakfast. Thaw handed a slip of paper to the re-
.; They looked Dale and worn. bltt upon ltill‘It‘l"S table.
. their return two hours later theirj 0n yesterday one of the local bar
drooping spirits had somewhat reviv- l pers published a letter alleged to hare
ed. 7heen written by White to May Mae
,Keuzie. 'I‘Itaw‘s note whieh was on
.Ihis subject. rend "l Wish they had til
more original letters of the deceased."
Juror Oscar A. Pink delayed the
reading of the testimony lo the jury
by asking permission to retire for a
few minutes. He tottered from the
room accompanied by an ofilcer and
so clued near a collapse.
After it brief absence he resumed his,-
.plaee ltt the jury box, looking very
pale and tired.
That portion of the judge's charge
vtlluony as to the shooting read to
‘tlte jury.
The. jury finally asked to have. cer-
tain portions of Evelyn Thaw's tote
Justice l-‘itzGerald arrived at the
court house shortly after lo o‘elot-k.
>38 had been preceded a few lltilltltes
byimemhers of the Thaw itintilv, all of
horn seemed dejected.
. Just before it o'clock Justice Fitz
Gerald received a request. froth the
’ jury for exhibits and the reading of
antimony.
Pmmptly at ll o'clock the jury filed
into the court. room. Only the them
betllof Thuw's family. his attorneys.
District Attorney Jerome. and the re-
por. rs were allowed to enter.
[9 the'garlsh light of tho- court
Namibia strain upon which the jurors
had labored “was plainly written upon
their fitnesditrors Pink. No. 4. and i timonily as to the. shooting read to
Steele. No. 9. scented especially to dbem. " '
ha've‘suff‘ered in tile long vigil. Theiri The testimony of Dr. Allan Mellane
companions. however. seemed to have Hamilton was next. read to the jury.
fared but little better. They appeared 1
to limp await-t- only with the greatest lto it the testimony of Evelyn Nesblt
effort. ‘ 7 tThaw so far as it related to the shoot.-
' Whml llitrry Thaw was culled to the, 1ills. the otestilmony of Dr. Allen . Mc-
lmr he entered the room with a quick i Lane Hamilton, and that portion of
atridn and MI lI eyes. in his arms 5 Jtlctlee Fltzt'lertild's charge relating to
‘Wi’l‘t‘ hall a do on or the morning pa- I the testimony of Drs. Evans and Wag-
jerkwhlch ho had been reading, Hlsinor. ‘
7 manner ‘llore otlt the statements of] The jury then retired at 1:30 p. m.
hls'couusel earlier in the day that. I to continue their deliberations. 'l‘lte
. hnwoapparently was In better shapelconrt proceedings bad occupied two
”ritually than any other person can ' hours and it half.
nocwdt‘with the trial. Two jurors had lttucheous served to
WW DOWBG‘ID his mother, his wife. them in their consultation robm today.
t. sisters, that, Countess of Yar- Hundreds of people congregated this
andl‘Mrs. George L. Cargegle. afternoon in the streets about the
Is! brothers. Edward aid Jo- Criminal Courts building. At times
"in‘theu entered into a brisk the crowd was so great. that it was.
lotion with his counsel. With difficulty'that teams could pass
7c ‘ Fltaucrald in taking the'iilong' the street.
“ ‘ “ ' After media the new
—3
spapers and
is
Lastly the jury asked to have read .
. ,, "t
, Min
may Wane-ts II in mm that
lie would like to give out out. that
would be official. The statement fol-
Iowa:
“1 am told that it is impossible to
tell what any jury will do, so I am at-
tending to my ordinary affairs. but pre-
parinx for the best. as it is simpler
to unpack my things. if necessary than
it would be to return here for them
if the verdict is favorable.
"I had a very good cold bath. The
bathroom ls filled with fresh air In the
early mornings. The same tempera-
ture as outdoors. Next i had weak cof-
fee. and rolls as usual. These details
must have interest plus as they are of-
ten mistold.
(Signed)
“HARRY K. TllAW."
Mrs. Holman Hopes for Acquittah
Pl'l‘TSIIURG, April li.—-—“.\'o innuer
how cruel liarry Thaw and Evelyn
have. been to the. I would like to see
the jury acquit the defendant in the.
case for the comfort it would b1 to
Florence. I sincerely hope the jury
does acquit him. and soon. for the sake
of thy daughter, and what it means
to her peace of mind.“
This is the statement made by Mrs.
Charles Holman. mother of Mrs. flurry
K. Thaw. today. Beyond making the
expressions above mentioned Mrs. llol»
than had nothing to say.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ii. l.. (lollom. Albert Davies. Ii‘.
Flynn. .I. Lasker. \‘i'. l). Jenuilths. G
0. Reynolds. Jr.. Edgar Ii‘. George. H
L. Carr. ’l‘hontus MeCubbin. A. Iii
Churin. ll. J. Kraft, E. lit-and. Mr. and
Airs. R. H. Terrell. L. R. Coleman. 1-).
ti. Pierson. New York; It. It‘. Mari-idea.
Springfield; it". II. Keene, W. A. lirad-
Iey, Iloston; l’erey II. 'i‘aylor.,.\'owurk:
H. i.. Finite. Yonkers; ll. l7}. 'i‘aiboit.
Ir.. George II. Mead, Dayton: G. ii.
Gifford. Hartford: .I. R. Nicholson, 0.
W. Shepard. \i'estfleld; Walter S.
Judd. Greens Partns: L. A. Davis.
Hartford. were guests at the Hotel
(‘lifford yesterday.
llotei Mahackento guests yesterday
were F. ii}. Browne and wife. New
York; Samuel Greenstein, Bridgeport;
H. Anders. Philadelphia: C. L. Ander-
son. Louisville. Ky.; .I. ll. Dunne. New
Haven: L. E. Rage. New York: F. 1..
Miles. Waterbury; W. M. Deicber.
South Norwuik: G. 'I‘. Carbuon. lion
ton: John .l. Boyer. New York; l.).'l-‘
Donovan. South Not-walk: G. W. Rob
bills. New York; W. ll. Guthrie. Soutl‘
Norwalk: Emil Lind. Georgetown: .l
St‘llKPIIIli‘. South Norwalk.
OBITUARY RECORD.
WILLIAM HENRY KEANE“
The death of William Henry Keane.
one of the oldest batters In South Nor
Wiiili_ occurred yesterday at "his home
3 Hawkins avenue. East NOI‘H'RIKLII‘OID
llrlizltt's Disease. Mr. Keane was Ti
years of age and is survived by a \vI
dotv and two children. Mrs. P. l. Mer
riam and Charles H. Keane. The». fun
“l'ill will be held tomorrow nI'ternoot
:it 2:30 and the Interment will be ll‘
Riverside Cemetery,
("l-IAIlLES M. YALE.
Funeral services over the rettlailts
of Charles M. Yale. a veteran of Cont-
pniiy ii. Fifteenth Collhevtlcot Voluu
leer Infantry. who died at the Fltcl‘
Soldiers' llome. Norotoll. Were held
yesterdayi: lillriul occurred at the
Pine Islam (.‘ottletery. this city.
MISS ESTHER MEAD'_8URPRISED.
A eolllpiete. surprise was given Miss
Esther Meadbv a number of her
friends at her home ill Hillside street
on Wednesday evening. Games were
played anti graphophone selections
were enjoyed anti a fine collation was
served. All said they ltud spent a
very pleasant evening when they re-
ttlrtted to their homes. Among those.
present wore: Misses Ethel Brown.
Gertrude Harris, Clara Real-don.
Esther Johnson..Harriet Myers. lien»
triceiMyet-s. Jennie. Renrdou, Laura
Sodelstroni. Helen Andrews Esther
Mead, Willie O‘Connor, Robert Oliver.
Ernest Casltow. Allen Sitts. Cilill'lt‘s
Reurdon, Edward Tillmadge, Lottie
Soderstroul. Arthur Mend. Louis Real
iluu.
YALE DiVlNlTY LECTURER.
NEW HAVEN, April li.»—'l‘he.~ Rev.
William H. P. Faunee, president of
Brown University. has been appointed
to deliver the Lyman-Beecher iec~
lures on preaching of the Yale Divini-
ty School, for‘ the yells 190M. 'l‘he
Nathaniel W. Taylort lectures on'tbe»
ology will be given by Prof. Wobber-
min. of the University of Marlburg,
Germany. Prof. Wobbler-min will come
to this country under the atlspICcs of
the Gormnnistic Society of America.
The baccalaureate sermon at the com-
ing commencement exercises of the
tale Divinity School will be preached
by Rev Henry Sloan Coffin. of New
York city.
BILLIARD AND POOL ROOM BILL.
HARTFORD. April 11.——The billiard
and pool room bill was recomlnltted
to the committee by the House today.
This bill originally provided that. pub-
lic pool rooms shall be closed betwoen
12 midnight and ti a. at. In the San
ate it was amended to read between I
a. m. and 9 a. m. in the House today
Mr. Hayes, of Waterbury, offered an
amendment. to make the hours i a. m.
to 5 a. m. Then the point was raised
that. posfiibly saloons would be able to
keep open to I it. at. if they had pool
rooms in their places. The matter
was sent back to the judiciary com-
mittee to straighten out.
WEDNESDAY SOCIAL‘WHIOT CLUB
r
7W 'ot; if It.“
mm~winlnow rot our.
ln‘flherwooii C. Cumbtnn, of
Rockviile, in the guest of her cistern
Mrs. Arthur C. Wheeler, ”of Arch}
street. 7
A trolley car on the Bridgeport»
Westport ilue. jumped the track. and
ran Into ti hydrant. breaking it off. this
morning.
Mia. Frederick M. Miller, of Orch-
ard street. and cousin, Miss Nettie.I
Johnson, of New York. have gone to
Washington. D. C.. for it two weeks'
stay.
Eureka Lodngatl'gbters of Re-
bekah. I. 0. 0.1F.,~will hold to full rc-
hearsttl Friday evening. Members of
both teams al'evroquested to be pres-
ent.
Goold S. lioyt, 7.3. and Samuel
Lynes, tit». were‘ opponents last night
in the porn tournament of the Nor-
waik (littb. Mr. Lynes won, the score
being it; to 65.
John Lee. of my avenue, was opcr.
lied on at the Norwalk Hospital last
night. The operation was perforated
by Dr. I". ll. Baker, assisted by Dr.
\i’alter Hitchcock.
This evening at the South .\'or\valk
Congregational Church. l)r. Mllfffllr-
land will lecture Ill the current I‘.‘lii‘$(3
on "The Teaching of Jesus." its will
consider Jesus' own idea regarding his
sufferings and death. Both before and
liter the services tltere will be slug-
Ing by several soloists. At 9 o'clock
Ilr. hlaefarland will meet the teachers
‘Illd officers of the Bible M‘Ililtil for the
usual conference. . .
HOYT'S THEATRE
W,
SATURDAY, .APRIL 13.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
The Peer of All Musical Shows,
I. C. WHITNEY'S
Piquant Muelcai Mixture,
ISLE OF SPICE.
Original Production.
20 Song Hits of the Whistling Kind.
AMERICAN BEAUTY CHORUS.
Company of
mesons—co.
Entire Production Surnptuouaiy Pre~
unted.
FAMOUS GOO-GOO GIRLS.
Alma Hailer, Viola Macey. Madeline
,Koene, Mary Higgins, Core Lewis. Lil-
ian Elliott. Rose Williams, Eatella
War-hail, Doll Walker, Catherine Cae-
':Io. ‘
Evening priceI—gfic. 50c. 75c and St;
‘rat four rows in orchestra, $1.50.
Matinee prices—Orchestra. 50¢: bal-
ony. 35c; children 25¢: to any part of
he house.
‘uov'r's THEATRE
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
APRIL HAND 12.
MATINEE F, AY 3:30.
AMERICAN V RAPH CO. .
Produlcng all "1‘“. 't Moving Pic-
tures and Iliuatrated Songs.
SPECIAL PRICES.
Matinee-Childremr5ci adults, 10c.
To any part of the house.
Eveningaaallery, 5c; Balcony. 10c;
Orchestra 20c. 7
NO RESERVED SEATS.
Three. "Second-Hand
Automobiles
IN FIRST CLASS SHAPE.
POPULAR MAKES.
PRICES RIGHT.
o. o. nun o oo.
“Honest Goods at Honest Prices.”
Norwalk.
0 Wall street.
foooo Waistcoats
loo Soooo
Those in our stock boast the
distinction‘of having been de-
signed and tailored by the aunt-
oritative creators of fashions
in separate waistcoata.
tool to too
Open Monday. Welland“ and
Saturday evenings.
‘I aha...
oooooooloo.
Tailor. dietitian Hatter.
Furnish».
the Iowprlced goods to the fittest it
Galvanized Pails. any size .......
Large Carpet Heaters ........... 15c
Floor Mops. complete ........... I't'c
Long bundled Floor Scrubs ...... 19c
ASSEMBLY WILL HEAR BRYAN.
resolution for it joint convention on
Thursday next at noon. when William
Jottings liryuu will address that body.
Senator McNeil has received an au-
swer to the Invitation extended, in
which Mr. Bryan said he would with
great pleasure speak before the us-
uelubly. '
ROBERT C. control sensor-so.
PINEHURS'I‘, N. 0., April li.—~Rob-
ert (I. Ogden. of New York. today was
rc-elected presidenbof .tlte Conference
for Education jin the-South.
PRICE OF SUGAR ADVANCED.
NEW YORK. April li.-All grades
of refined sugar new advanced 10
cents per hundred pounds today.
EVERYDAY NECESSITIES AT LOW-
EST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Gold Medal Creamery Butter ..... 32c
Fancy Maine Potatoea.pk. 23c. bu. 160
Native Onions. . .. ....... qt. 6e, pk.40e
3 the. Head Rice 25c. 10 the. Clio
Joseloff’s.
72 North Main st. . So. Norwalk.
Tel. comes—2.
Before buying a Runabout,
don't you call at
THE
STAMFORD
GARAGE
and try one of their new FORDS?
Cars In stock, and we are pleased to
show you.
THE STAMFORD GARAGE tine.)
30 West Main St.. Stamford. Conn.
'Phone 544.
why
. -_.._.....__.._. “L...
GLOVE R’S
the place.
Wmen’s Russia Calf
Pompa Ties
$§§O
Phone, 542-2.
-——-—
Wear shoes
, ‘05 Washington Sh, So. Not-walk.
A meeting of the Wednesday Social
Whi bomb was held yesterday. The
other ng was held at the home of Mrs.
George McKay? in Rowuyton. The
. ‘7 your linoney offer as great advan-
o7 wot-typo No respousI-biilty on' your part. No care or atten-
”4% ihmeit‘munmaticnlly added to your accountand com-
: autumnal”, and practically Inptnntnvullabllity of all or a -
rprincrpal at any time. ’ ' ‘
3 South ,Norwalk savingsuant
n 7 9 .
m.mldla|, O7 Waahlngtou at” South ‘NOI‘WIIIK. Colin. I
Marguerite Raymond. The guest. prize
of .Sitamford.
j (I
dim 7 l ‘
I
first prize wan to Mrs. William Do-
land. The consolation went to Miss
was secured by Mrs. Lincoln Taylor,
. Refreshments were
served and the next meeting will be
held at. the homomoertl. Thomas ..
Richardson. in Connor-detract.
RECENT ARRIVAL or VISSEL‘S.
NEW WK, April 11.--Arr|vod:
Steamer Majestic. Liverpool \and
Queenatown for New York. was 64
miles out of Nantucket Lightship at
a. in. Will dock about 8 a. in. WI-
Donovan aim“ ._ toewmtnmn It.
on. A. monitors”
Great Reductions
Il-IATFIT
w... .w
.. IN
SPRING outfit
. FOR MEN AND nova.
ll. .IIIJTTIEB’S.
. inane ITORI.
Auntror‘oi'mont'taundry. _ 1" no. MAIN or,
MIN'I AND IOYI' FURNIOKIR.
Houseig'cumishing Dept.
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT, NORWALK, CONN
, liAltrltonp.‘ April II.—-The (ton-i
‘ eral Assembly today passed 51 joint
NOS. 9 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. 1. ‘
”it
D 0
summer $11111 8151
O
. 1 ' -.
it Is a mutter of pride with women nowadays to be provided with Waiuts for summer wear,
the comfort they get by wearing tliln Wuists on warm summer days. but. also because the
such attractive styles and at such reasonable prices that there Is mentally no Home for not being
an unlimited supply of this very useful part of the wardrobe.
and summer business very early. life are prepared to show full in it of three
THE DERBY. THE CROWN. and THE CLASSIC. These three 11
tioi only for
y are. to botliad ilt
possessed of
preparations for the spring
of the leaving makes of Wuists~
pea cover the entire Waist business from
ad most attractive goods made. ' '
i-lhving made our
‘.\'llitc\vasll Brushes ........... E..‘.l~’>c 13 sheets Shelf Paper ........... tit-
li‘loor iirttshcs. long handle ...... 950 Furniture Brushes. line grade ”Hutu-
Dust I’Itlita' ...................... lite 45c Whisk. Iiroollls .............. 2m:
to yds. Shelf Paper ............ JCISalt and Peppers 3e
n..— - y
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1.
H. ‘Kric'ger 8: Co.
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|»:'§JEA'K'§-—%i w" l" I
1.3. ., . .7th ii" loit'l‘. .. l -—-—.‘.
.Why not make up. your mind to look at our Furniture be-
fore. buying elsewherE. We want you to compare the quality
of goods we carry. See our
Quartered Oak Dining Tables.
Sideboards, Dressers.
Chifi‘oniers, Fancy Chairs.
Enamel Beds, Fine Mattresses,
Rugs and Mattings.
With a small outlay of ready cash we can refumish your
home. The balance of your payments can be arranged to
,suit you. . ‘ ‘ " I
—-t—s-,.v
i H'K’R' GE” 9°?
Its more than a. cough; it. is a deep-sound, inflam-
mation or cation-h oi the bronchial tubes and ,
lungs—anteaoaathnmndat ho lotto-ti; mount. ‘
optima-ciaonw‘optitluio = “: .I .: twister»
medicine, and: cough euros. in
‘ ”j “_‘with m ~
notice are worthless and harmful. becausano
remedy tnkon int-email ‘,orily.q},om7did or can,
cure. . BRAZILIAN BA 3H,..thC'. SCIENCES 4W,-
sum, ”alone has triumphed to everyone for .20.
. Take 15 drops out! '3 home and!“ SURE to bathe the throat.
nntl‘ohost with not. close Balm over: night. 5 Titania, the secret. It;
penetrates, nausea alto inflammation, Irina , ’gni-mgniopggno
coughing and raising. oar-phlegm, restoring e unlike in the vigor
«youth. Get the 600 «11.00 bottle. hoe ‘ in. pine treatment
a. native masonronmamw
l0. NORWALK.
fora few weeks 7
the last stage of quiet: consumption. lfo More? opinion.
it. FNMlnon a: Cm. amount. indium
. i ‘ ~ , . .
I.
i admit
‘we‘l.
Norwalk Chronicler