In loom-Mum:- deg to Evelyn lulll._'l: _, room. as: Ilium: "like: he: in the ldutiiy thallyuteru; NEW YORK. Jan. tie-dim 10:20 o’clock". when ‘the’ tritl oi Harry K. Thaw tor the killing oi lianierd White was reaumed thi: taming, and Ir. Littleton, oi the detenie, began at once‘ the preliminafle: oi proving Harv ry Thaw': will and codicll eucuted the day oi hi: wedding to livelyn New ,bltin Pittsburg. tile: France: Pierce, who witneeeed the :ignaturel, and Ibo teatiiied at the last trill, we: called ’ to the cloud. , Ills: Pierce identiiied the moon. but Dietrict Attorney Jerome objected to the introduction of the will in evio deuce until wltaea: had come iorward to prove it: cuetody irom the time oi :ignlng up to the preeent moment. Mr. Littieion declared this obiection‘ aim— piy would delay molten, but he tent: porarliy withdrew the oiier oi the will. Justice bowling :aid the condition at the will, along rambling aliair, we: :uch :: to make the prooi oi custody deeirable. There are many change: and alteration: in it. A: to the codlcil Mr. Jerome ob- iected to it: introduction on' the ground that it we: in the deieudant': own handwriting and we: a :eli-aerv- ing document. Justice Dowling said the codlcil was a compact. continuing document, and we: competent a: at deuce. . Mr. Littleton then read the codicil to the Jury. The codicil, it will be remembered. provided a number, oi bequeat: to lawyer: and other: to aid alleged victim: oi Stanford White to proeecute claim: ior damage: againlt him and tar the prosecution oi all per- :on: engaged ”in such unlawful prac- tice: a: :aldfitaniord White." Among those to whom the hind: were made available were it. Roe: Per- ry, oi Washington: Dr. Cherie: H. Parithurst and Anthony Comatoclt. Thaw named a number at young we men «new on the stage a: possible claimant: against White. Mr. Littleton then created a stir by calling Anthony Common to tht stand. hi: hm appearance in the case. Mr. Comntocit said he wan vice-preeiv dent and special agent of the Society for the Suppression oi Vice, and in specter in the poabomce department. "Do you know Harry Thaw?" “YES." Mr. Cornetoclt acid that Thaw called at his odice in February, 1904. and complained oi a party who was wrong- lng young girls. Thaw gave detail: which witnoee repeated a: for an he could remember. Mr. Thaw ldentliled several communication: irom Thaw—- one being a diagram of the premise: where he declared evil men were carry; ing on criminal practices. Thaw tie d3 5: :Itieiaotion in every deal. iv: encoded in doing thi: egg. ?. .5 be able to give you tail: :oon. Pleaee deetroy thi:." oi contributioue. On the 24th street home, “No, :ir.’ . ’ toric event:. 5 00min w. Aiblu. »~ Walter Albin, the nniortun- bl found drowned yeeterday :tleeker': coal dock, is now up have walked oil the place ”math: night before. The de- wag-phirty-nine year: old. and , ,: . by: tor. Iin."liii:abeth , ,‘ogkc'r: ry, and a cousin, dam Mchweli, oi itidgciield. . funeral aervloe: will be held at ”Grace church demon-ow aiternoon ,_ o'clock. The 1%. Jame: Benton , W rector of the Grace Church, ~ eel . intenment will take at. the Norwalk cemetery. direction: given to Thaw. our mo HOW ro noon: rr. (Wdehinllon P00!) Funeral oi J. c. cm. Tamra] aervice: oven the remain: the late Jame: C. Caec were held niternoon at the Fitch Soldlcrn’ in Norotoa. .The deceased was pageant oi Company 3'. Twentieth u? Ht,rConnecticut Volunteer in- sm‘and was seventy-nine year: oi ‘ nternient took placo at "Pine emetery. Dorian. decade ago. germ dinette—that in, tom. the peat. .5. funeral at Mia: M. A. lliyatt. 5 Metal :ervice: oi Mia: hillry Hyatt held irorn her late hon“ in Main .thi: afternoon at 2 o'clock. The George Drew Emit. titular oi the: ‘orwailt Congregational Church, ,. . interment‘iollowed at the ‘ lh Cemetery. , ——ia the advice oi doctors. ‘ 7 ,ld eon oi Mr. and hire. lite- lilini. toTxatch'the entrance: to the ,' .Tholnnn, of ill Lexington avenue. 9 “9' 3" ' ‘0 ”W be M" ”“K' wand: ‘y Funeral :ervice: will be mmgft‘égfitmgraafi the 5:59:59" . . ' ' e y ren : a ' ’I’m’ nitemoon ll. 2 oclocli. the my“. Iwamnt and up; In. Gabriel Doha: ofliciating. and veetigation be A; oi the hence, ‘ .nt will iollow in Riveraide cem- which was loca 22nd :trect, ’ ,7 "Thu told me ed to my one: the :ecoua time by men employed to watch him," continued the witnene. "i not :evernl men out in the hallway to see li'any one we: there." Mr. Jerome objected to witness tell ing the remit oi this :earch, but it came out in the diacuaelon that no one had iollowed Thaw. ’ "When Thaw came back to nee me the third time." reanmed Mr. Com- :ioclt. "i told him i had been unable to secure any evidence :t the house in 22nd :treet, and that. it seemed to be eloeed. He said he would turniah m: weather in any way. one mu m canteen, mace. WON. Jan. 22,—A threatening _ lill broken out. in Cliches. The ' originated in a rag :hopon Bec- .:treet. near Maple :treet, and . mead to :urrounding property. 355‘ ,diiirlct i: thickly :ettJed and coin ' ‘ pony tenement honaee. The tire *5 .. ~ :uch proportion: that Boston T" ".Iverett were called upon.to :end: 5‘ 'apparatn: to aid the Chaim de- pooriy ventilated building: phyliciane. lir, Canetoclt identified three more letter: from Thaw, one having been received a: late it: April. limo—two upon the :yetem. a horde: trial oi Naieeb Birharie, , prompry hand 5'" Mia: ordered to summon ten Coleman and at 11:15 court ad- month: beiore the tragedy. , . "'" "5' ""' ' lit; “film.“ ”old: "if “3’ , , I er aw to toe w t- X” m“:;:tm ring“ :3 ‘en in November. 1904. it attempted nae. hi: art5 to him in . more com ‘o deecrihe the 24th membrane with ,9... ”M" M wan answered crude diagram: in the text. Thaw ' llld one room we: iuruiahed till: a :oreet and that :ecret stair: led from t to the room oi the minim. The ioor in the term room we: hard to ind. the latter declared. and there we: to eecape for the young girl: who vere drugged. Thaw claimed that :i: u :even "criminal aroundreia” eon-V rolled the place and that three or tour lecent young men who did not know oi dren are attached. NOT A :0): can. w.‘ . was no royal way to goo ' ' ., Other thing: may be netted - , or purchaaed with money: ‘r -. . ledge l: to be gained only by ‘ .pfluudywhepmecutcd only the force we: out. very vigoroully .--.lohn:ou. . e..." munch . ~ 'I '7 I it It. . altho- had ::ea other: do. “Hillel" he called. Wilf- aoorg Wuhiagto: ‘* " 1'. The looked rat (in the eye. 'Yee. :ir.’ be r: at your age h: we: preei the United llateatm—tl'ht crammed there and many ielonlee." i'haw wrote and added that there we: 1“,... i little room to which aeeeee‘wea gale - Idbyadoorliehindapictuvo. "in, bi: room.” the letter :ald. "there i: :val frenchv- «dwel- ,500.00 Each Week. illerelt. tor on «mum. . i . ' 0:! Wm ”00! oi mm Mt in caving? 5“ dollar: year: tetheth . - . ....."u.nuu.... Mmmumi theiol cement ring"! in moral oi the letter: Thaw :polte oi encloaing "0100 more to: the :ecret :ervicg‘iuad.” Thaw wrote under the name oi ”form" in accordance with an arrangement :0 that hi: name would not appear in the annual report , crowexarninatioo Mr. Jerome allied Dir. Oomuoclt ii he ever got into The prosecutor called attention to the loci that the :tatenient: in the letter: were coherent, nndentandable and rational in their Menace: to hi:- The communicationa. the witneaa :ald. came in the canal way through the mails. with poetage iuliy paid. and addreaeed according to Mr. Commit we: :till on the mind when luncheon recon we: ordered. :om melon: a: to How evil to mu oi Malay May in Wanted on. Thouaand: oi pcraon: in Wuhiugton are aiilicted with grip, in a mild term a: a rule, and poeeibly million: in the eastern part oi the United State: are . panning through the period oi deprell :ion that accompanies thi: ailment. in spite oi the energetic reaearche: of medical men.. little real iniormation ha: been gained a: to the nature oi grip since it became iaehlonable a it is :uppoeed to be a an ailment caused by the extraordinary multipli- cation of noxiou: microbe: in the two: But it thi: :upponltion la cor- rect, :cientiat: are late in iaolating the germ that-i: reeponsible ior the iron- ble, and :tlll more dilatory in discov- ering an antl‘toxin that will dentroy Experience ha: demonltrated that the evil eiiect: oi the grip may be warded oii in agreat meaanre.iinot entirely escaped by ‘ proper living. Moderation in all thingn—that :imple rule oi lite expounded in the morning oi the world, and a: vital now a: then The diet :honld be simple and nourl:hlng with- out exceneive eating or drinking. Bx- citement, late hour: and overwork are active aesistant: oi the grip germ. While grip oiten accompanie: or tel— ‘ h ciared that workmen on building: near g , “”5"" T emu. - theae premieee had heard young girl: 10'! B 0010. ll may New 'l Wm" tepben Thomas. the letuen- scream and manual that men he who ha: no “mutant: of a cold. and who he: not expend himleli to the Nevertheleu. medical men adviee their patient: to drone :nugly in uncertain weather and to avoid expoaure. Too many per:on:, however. ‘go to the other extreme and .. deny themaelve: the benefit of pure. 'had beeii toilet fresh air, which ie their best ally in maintaining good phy:ical condition. For elderly persons moderate exercise, or none at all. i: better than much walking, :0 long a: ireeh air in not avoided. Doctor: adivse their client: to avoid cloacly packed crowd: in The epidemic oi grip thi: year dit- ier: irorn previou: vieltation: i: bein: severe in the cue oi children and mild with adult:. The run oi the all- ment i: from two dny: to two weeks with adult: and considcrdbiy/louger with children. in exec: attended by in caee: where grip vic- ihemulve: meant: uunocn relate the naume: orl mgflhl‘ gir‘l: "hlnhg um try m, mm, m ANTI. .zz.—o their“ ere. " '4'” "pcraturemay ioranlw ‘ ‘1 ill MCIJ::clitli ”I?" to, m" to Who their hidden. Milli. “DC. “a ”$2.”. w“, may be on n: it by a competent p y:ician, and :ach auietance :hould alway: be called, eepeciaiiy when chih Patrick. lately over, we: working in the yard: oi a railroad. One day he happmd to be in the yard odlee when The telephone rang several ulna. and he at but decided it ought to be anewer- ed. He walked over to the instrument, took down the receiver. and put hi: mouth, to the inetrnxteut, that a: he "Hanoi" auewered the voice at the itwaocdm ratively ' do n. "'1’:- ough 3 $5.555 "3" 0"" 'mmm 3:0:- end oi th’e'line. "l: on: cigho 55 5555555555 55555555 '“m‘m'” °' "W" ”m M "amide-t Phat d’yethlnlt or am -: box calm—international hallway IVIIV Lama ll ALPNAIIT. m V“ A unto-m. each or which contain a the letter: at the alpha- bet: ' “‘21: quick brow: to: Jump: over the way boavwith Ive due: liquor m ’ 5 a eeteltly «bummed eve tow: . r ‘ m w. rum: and ‘ mangled uehyrr. wave tey lave I: he " , W ”link we: chat: the girl: wonld- Brewer. New Haven. . Tram: tine. cw, prod analyaed. and twenty-three ineecticides a: well. :ult: have been carcinlly and :et tent: in bulletin: againet the ten, and lay: during the ion mothln pupae and egg mule: have ed and 3,000 caterpillar: and hybfmlfllon. Cora. teldapar. Tobacco WIT—mm William H. yen. lxeeutlv: Committee—Janie: Webb William H. Brewer, I ll. Jen- The report oi the director oi the experiment elation :how: that :63 an. aim of termini: hev: been made. w andthueinciudez'nbranduor eel: in the cute. layout tiou ior :dul: d . i :tul: :old in. the :tate have been arunlcal All thee: re Thereportnotuthe war waged has not :pread ”'5 The iniected hie and within thi: are: all the larvae :troyod :: tar a: po::lbie. Tree: to the number of 15,000 have been hand :troyed. For the work there wu'thr annual appropriation oi 81,000 and the state board of control could expend $10,000 it neceesary. in the eiiort to control the peach :aw-dy, it wasiound that spraying with enenate oi lead .wa: elective. The potato we: alto thr :ubiect oi a number oi intere:ting ex periment:. both a: to it: improvement clover: have been :tudled togive great er commercial vain: and experiment: are being carried on to diecover tht icrtiiicing percentage: in Inely ground ha: :l:o beer. :tudied ior root rot and calico dleeaae: in the department oi idre:try atten tabulated atoning beendev were do rye and tlon ha: been given cepeciaily to whit: There are about 1,000,000 inhed and all wood lot: of Haven count ‘hy the Yale Foreatry. ceding year. with white pine :eedling:. in the :ta’te unraerie: at precept am' they will be available to thoee. who an intereated iniorcstry, The ioreu :ur vey oi hitchheld county he: been tin acre: have been accurately plotted The :ame thingha: been done ior Ne: are eilicient are acrylic: and a good am be: reunited in a great diminuation oi lee: over the pre in the :tate ioresta, tht rea ha: been enlarged and one plot a ty acre: ha: been entirely planter pine and the advantage: oi :pring ver on: full planting oi seedlinge. ' dihelt over ' ter School 0‘. A large amount oi publication hat been indulged in, all subject: oi :pe clai inventlgntlon have been placed it. bulletin: and are ready. tor public at: tribution. , —. NEW HAVEN MAN OTBUCK IV ' TROL' NEW HAVEN, Jen. 22.-lddw:rd J Upson, a tamer living at 875 Town send avenue, wa: :truclt by a trolley car on the Derby Line while near the Race Brook croeeing in Orange, early today, and received a fractured :ltull Hi: hora: wan killed and the wagon smuhed to bite. Upeon wa: taken it the New Haven Hoepital and will re cover.. n TRAMPLEO OMAMEBIGAN FLAG- NEW YORK, Jan. 2!.—'l'he‘ lion played by one at the large aroused the i Star Spangl man a thraahlng. men: oi inault: to the flag. h bership. YORK. P... Jan. York. that the lonerch 1i company in this city. will be next Monday. can Sill; Company. ‘ an argument, i: seldom applauded. Do you when he pay: hi: .debte. whence it come: orrwhi r Women alway: look at thumb a mention: all“ renieuherandwhatto whelheied ' oithe One hnowoth l: what a woman out. liner climb a will: lamina-m. be willing to In a young hand. not afraid Ital. 'wtahzedamielelii: .. ,,, Mr - The mill wn: cloeed November 10 became oi the financial didicultle: which involved the’mmeri' With the ram ing oi thi: mill, all :ilk mill: in thc city will again be in operation. cmcaoo III: Tin. A mollycoddle i: the other party to Themanwho blowshlaown horn hnowbowgnodamaaieel: compliment Vie: i: the ma: whohaew: what it coloniHMmybettwoa't he that a young Englithan who to en:- llie ineur- ance companies, trampled on an Amer ican ling in the company': olhce, har oi the member: of tin Banner Aaaocintlou which ha: formally demanded oi the comapny that t e man he diachargod it i: add that i lowing the incident oi the insult to the lag two American clerk: in the mile: gave the Englieh The :aeociation. which ha: ior an object the punieb :: elected the two American: to honorary men: YORK :lth mu. 10 noon». ”PW“ ll" been received here iron: the receiver: oi the American Ill: Company in New ilioithr reopened lmehiihethewiad—Iooweltaow: lime. target. Amanahonlatrytodoldlbeetowly therlrtthieg. hat no me: will do till you “on Perhaps more would in to II! spear: with adrenalin it they love with g that he HAMBURG u‘oe. :end 5 0mm isometric. ‘ Our thirteenth mum importation oi Hamburg Edging: .n luaertinge‘l: my: :ale. The line thi: acesou i: better in my way: than any we have ever :hown' before. : The pattern: are eerting: to m:tch._t an Over: in Catalytic, Naineook and coin. Hobie-lune New iii- liner and handIomer. The mortment i: larger and the price: are lower.‘ Theline include: all H, the newest thing: in Cambric, Naineooh and Swiu Edging: and Ineert inge, matched eat: with In- I Hounefumisbing Depl.. ‘ $4.95 on Heatcr: ”nuns”; NickeiTca Kettle: ......... oThin'rnmbier: .......,...; $4.50 Oil Heater: ........$3.75 Wuh Boilers. No.8 55 9c $2.950? Heater: .........$ago Scallop Top Chimney: huge on Heater: ........$a.oo Large Bottle: Ammonia 6c 4 large roll: Toilet Paper....asc ...8r.oo Fibre Pail: 23c 3cTooth Pietra. hon 2c TBIBTRAM e , Eran-r, NORWALK, Conn. Lori—cine w0r%ccnnafl5§'fii§iib ' . it. BERLIN, Jan. 22.—Proie:or William Henry Schodeld. oi Harvard Univer:l- ty, and Mn. Schadeid. lunched with' Duper-or William and the empreee to- day. Proteuor Bchodeld i: one at the exchange proteuor: at the Univcraity oi Berlin ior this year. Donovan block, Agent for creeeeut. gunnery Sliillll Till I l5 The inhabitant: of the Norwalit, qualified to vote at town are heiehy notified and warned that, a special town meeting will be held at the Town Hall. on Wall urea, in the City oi Norwaik. )II the 22d day oi January, 1008. at 8 o'clock p. m., tor the ioiiowing pur- neetingc, pose:. to wit: 1. To con:ider and talte action upon the matter oi widening the highway inder the railroad bridge at Meadow street. pennant to the :tatute in such caee provided, and ii deemed advlnahie no make the neceuary appropriation therefore; and to take each other ac- tion relative to the same a: the meet- ing may deem advisable. 2. Aim» to coneider and take action upon the matter 'oi paying John w. Curnow the sum oi $100 in addition to the amount allowed him, tor extra service: in making up the assessment lint: for 1:01; and aieo upon the mob ter oi paying to the mexeors oi the Town oi Norwallr the sum oi 8200 for extra work in making up an abstract (or the flute oi Connecticut. 8. Aleo to talte action upon a patio tion presented to u: toward: iu:trnctn ing the collector oi taxes tor the oi Norwalh, to collect the com Lion and poll tax, in the Town oi Nor. walls. of Belief. new uni?» Hohn‘er Harmonicas, ‘ museum-noun: Violin, Mudolhi, cm, Banjo W. A. Briggcnnan, :wflc "Dill. 1:2 Wachingion 3t. 4. Aiao to conaider the erection and conetruction oi : dock at East Nor. wallt, and to appropriate etch some a: may be neceasury thm-Jcr, and take :uch actitm aa‘ may be deemed :dviaahle to provide the more. ‘5. Alcotocouaiderandactupona propoeition to change the name oi the highway called Winnipauh street to Linden :treet. pennant. to a petition. 0. Andtotaiteactionuponapeti tion. nailing that rerri: avenue be and worked, irom the Cannon ticut Turnpike to Benedict street. lltcd at Norwallr. January 17. 1908. ALFRED AVlBON, JOHN nuvmrz. Selectmen oi the Town or Norjwallt. STII-IaGOING - ON“ , noo'mmn Town at 115! I H. Krieger ‘& ‘00. L 4;. 'ri‘lh . . . means. great many things. 8110 and it matters. we CAN HELP YOU in a great m... ’ . little ways—our charge system is . the greatest boon to peeple of moderate Come in and buy whatever you need, and there is no doubt that you need a ‘ OTlilNG, CLOAKS, FURS, HATS, UNDERWEAR. 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