W a" leap in the ‘
‘ou heron. of our 07 and
o, lam. You run no
1i. 119 chances. Our stock
”looted with grout cars.
single eye to giving our
httsfsctlon in every deal.
. is attended in doing this
prions TO 3mm: ACCOUNT.
strict of Norwalk, 115.. Probate
January 27th, A. 1)., 1908.
' die of Cornelia M. Adams late of
slit, in said district. deceased.
. ma That the administrator ex-
his administration account to this
if. for adjustment, at the Probate
,In Norwailt. on the 51h day of
9, , 1908, at 10 o'clock forenoou;
9 that all persons lntere egg“; in said
, I’ll may be notified the f the ad-
for will cause this order to he
llhed In a newspaper having a clr
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
ORDER OI" NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, 11s.. Probate
Xl‘t. January 30th. A. 1)., 1908.
99 areas, written application has
made to this court for adminis-
of the estate of Annie M. Park.
Norwalk, in said district de-
Wind. That. said application be
rd and determined at the Probate
‘iu Not-walk on the 7th day of
a ry, 1908, at}. 9 o'clock afternoon;
t public notice. thereof be given
ll persons interested the-min by
siting this order in a newspaper
ring a circulation in said distrirt.
least five days before said day of
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge
by Wise, "that woman in natural-
orc'hopefui than man—-"
cs,” intermptcd Marryat, "there's
to. for instance; every-tithe that
bought fish since we ve been
"fed she has asked the dealer if iy
, were fresh. hoping. I suppose,
94 t souls flay he' ii say ‘No. "ml’lilla-
' phi: Press,
Doc." said the man who was trying
.flt a free prescription “what' a the
thing to take. for a cold?" ”Corn-
t medical advice; my friend."-
9 fusion Herald.
ow come dat men get si'ch a rep-
.H. for wisdom w’en he never say
1’” "Dat’s jes' ii. Folks thinks
lam too much too talk 'lmut'!"
111.- Constitution.
9 all! Witherspoon gain his rep-
9- u a critic?" “in criticising
‘ in a way that nobody could
. ltd."-Chlcnxo Record Herald.
didn't get. oi o well."
exactly like turtle dove-.11."
it was a case of love at first
hitt- they not their second sight
m.f'-Nashvillc American
your house heated?"
”It! ml blils."-iiife.
gm is that: liti'l‘liM‘. savings ilsnli earn
‘“ girl back.
no... no 111111111111 11111 ‘
iltilsr Italian of ”Importance
to Illicit of list-lull» Pro~
gross oi the flow Trial ‘
now roux. Jan. upcoming
that Harry K. Thaw may have had in
rational. outbreaks now and than dur-
Ing the thirty-six years of his life——
much of It spent in "going the pace"«—-
District Attorney William 9Trsvers
Jerome, in his pics for the conviction
of Stanford White's slayer today de-
clared there was absolutely nothing
In the case presented to the jury to
show that Thaw was so Insane the
night of the tragedy that he did not
know the nature or quality of his act
or that the act was wrong. The pros-
ecution followed this,‘however, by sig-
nifyingr very plainly that he believed
justice would be served if the defend-
ant should be found guilty of some lei»
seredegree of criminal responsibility
than murder in the first degree. ’
NEW YORK, Jun. 30.m'l‘hore was
another great. crush at. the Criminal
Courts Building today. to hear District
trict Attorney Jerome make. the clou-
ing address for the people in the 'i‘huw
case. When the doors opened. the
7 court chamber was found to he. already
filled with specially m'ivilogcd spacin-
tors. some of whom had made. their
way through the Tombs Prison, over
thc’Bridge of Sights and through the
carefully guarded passageway used
for prisoners. Justice Bowling was
late in getting down town and it has
same time after the hour not for con-
vening when he took his place on the
bench.
Evelyn Nesblt 'l'haw and .iosluh
Thaw were the only members of the
defendant's family present when Mr.
Jerome began his argument at I1
o'clock. He declared the. cane hull
been handled by him with some diffi-
culty, as he had had many other mat-
ters of importance to attend to at
the same time.
"if i had at any tlmcl lacked in tho
dignity that. attaches to my other,"
continued the prosecutor 'If at any
time i hme shown any noperlty or
lack of consideration I can only say
now that I regret it. Any personal
impression I hate made or hmc not
made should have no part whatever
in your verdict. You are not trying
the district attorney. Any slicers ho.
may have. made is not evidence for
the people, and neither are they any
evidence that Harry K. 'I'huw 11.11.- in
mine when he killed Stanford 11 Min
As to the. woman, if my manner was
one. of disapprobntion. that in lltll ml
deuce. Neither I nor ,lllt‘ woman ls
being tried here. llnrry 'i‘lluw is on
trial for the murder of Stan ford Whit.-
and the. defense is the be was lusnmn
on the night of June. 25. litilfi, that
he was not generally insane. or is in-
sane now. All you have to dual with.
all I have to deal with. is Wllt'lllvl‘ or
not at a particular time and place this
defendant wan insane—~wlw11wr. when
he shot and killed Stanford While he
knew that the act was wrong and
against. the law of the land.
"1 shall endeavor coldly to dissect
this evidence, to trace It step by step,
and to show you that the burden the
law places upon the defense of proving
the. Insanity of the defendant has not
been met.
“I shall endeavor not to ntlatk the
learned counsel for the defense 'l‘o
urrnign the district attorney to old.
very old, whether It comes from the
mountains of Tennessee, the Pan-hau-
dic of Texas. or of the sunny slope of
the Pacific. You sontiumon under-
stand it and will not, regard It firi'lflllil'
Martin W. Littleton is a native of
'l‘1.~1111cssee,aud formerly lived in 'l‘cx-
as. 9
Mr. Jerome declared that In the can.»
the only verdicts possible were first. or
second flt’gl'f’t'ti of murder, Illanslaugh-
tor in Ilw first degree. or not guilty on
the ground of Insanity. Murder in the
first degree in punishable by di'illh,
in the second degree by life Imprison-
ment, and manslaughter in ihc first do
gree by imprisonment not til/exceed
twenty years.
The district attorney declared Thaw
Illalnly had a motive for killing White.
Every act of his for two. or three
years before, the tragedy pointed to hls
deadly hatred of White. Thaw believ-
ed that White had drussvd and min
treated his wilc. he knew that White
had kept him out of a New York club.
he knew that. White had. threatened
his life, If the stone. door man is to be
lichen-11,9 and he know that Inst 11
month Ire-Info! the tragedy Whito had
mid May Mackenzie that. he ,
'l‘haw and Evelyn were not living hap-
pily together and he would let the
as
"It matters not whether you believe
m... ~--.~ .0. w... «or a. mw 1» . ,. «-1>~11~~~4M-~
01111 her
tiny are taunted In the most conserve Ive manner
‘61
‘ by ourlsrso surplus fund of
7mm that no otlm Investment offers such 11
mar 1134.01.10.00.
at mass Mom of molten
hoard .
111111....“ own...
a It can anoint
that could am stood
in Iii-snout: Hr. 5mm
1.1m... mur-
metal
“that sflrlthonuil our the
cry 1 for some one to tell
court room,
the truth and protects estimator that
Evelyn Neshlt sought to blocked.
0111me the prosecutor took up one
byline oactsof wonthsroof
(ardent and Immediately following the
trendy. and asserted that they all
point to a full knowledge of what he
"1110mm" who had don» him many
wrongs, aulnst whom he had many
alertness and the premoditstm: untr-
der came to startle the world.
Mr. Jerome declared that he could
find no trace of s brainstorm or maniac
depressive insanity In Thaw's mental
outbreaks.
“But if you gentlemen can, " he atl-
ded. "I be: of you to give the defend
out the benefit of It. We all have had
tantrums In our childhood when we
were sllshted, butflwers we insane?
No. We received the best of medical
treatment—a good. sound spanking."
The day of the tragedy found Thaw
pinyin; bridge whist at the whist
club with Captain Wharton, John A.
Drake and John B. Gleason. On other
days he played with Charles M.
Schwnb.
"Would these men who would sam-
ble with an insane or irrational mun
and win his money or lose theirs play
with him? No. They are not brought
here to way he is irrational. Why
not?"
After speaking a little more than 2
hours Mr. Jerome asked that a recess
might be taken.
pounced that having to view the com-
fort of the Jurors who would be NUDI-
in the Jury room until a verdict was
rendered he wouuld not charge them
as to tho .law until tomorrow morning
‘ AUTOMOBILE FROZE UP.
u—a-u—In
New York Man Has Trouble Getting
from Weston to Norwsllr.
A New York than started from We.»
ton taut night to go to his home after
u duy's travel of business, in a new
Iteo automobile. The water pump
stopped working and soon the water
began to freeze and he had his own
troubles.
whim he was over the residence of
("111ml lletts. on the Crauhury road.
the: machine refused to no any fur-
ther. Disgusted with nummohlllng
the man left the machine and walked
In Norwnlk. Later F. E. Lockwood
sent another machine to the rescue.
and lowed the frozen "wagon" In tlwir
garage on Water street. It wusfuuud
that both of thy- cyllnderu had frozen
which caused them to crack. The cyl-
Iudrra will have to be replaced by now
ones and several other repairs will
how to he made which will take sov-
erul days. ‘
FIRE IN CARPENTER SHOP.
~.—.—-
A. R. Mslkin &. Company Have a Small
Blaze in Norwalk.
.1 fire occurred toriuy about 1 o‘clock
in A. it. llinlkln it Company's carpet»
or shop in Mechanic street, Not-walk.
The fire was started from the chimney.
and 1on 15 at the corner of Main and
Wall streets wan pulled. 'l'ho fillfillll"
('ui wagon. the hook and ladder truck
and the hose wagon oil responded on
the jump. but the men employed at
the shop had started In fighting it and
the host: was not used. The chemicals
worn used and that fire was put out
with little damage.
’l'hr- South Norwulk city council will
meet next M‘nday night. .
James Shcchan, of Bridgeport, is
coiling on South Norwalk friends this
afternoon.
.1 meeting of the official hoard of
tho South Norwallt Methodist church
tine matters were disposed of.
No games were played last. night in
tho. pool tournament of the Norwalk
Club, but at 3 o'clock this afternoon
John N Kline. 60. and Captain Isaac
Selleck. 511, are schedplcd to meet M.
R Bennett and Cortlandt Van llurcu.
lunch rated of III), will play this evening
at 8 o'clock.
17p to" this afternoon not a single hit
of information has been heard of the
whereabouts of the missing John H.
l’ocgonhurg, Jr proprietor of the his
hnc kctuo Cigar Store who disappeared
so mysteriously several Weeks ago
The Masons. to which Mr. I’ognvnlmrg
lit-longed. are still scouring the noun
try in an effort. to locate him. Mrs.
Pox culmrg is still in South Norwslk.
and Ilino John Manner In charge of the
store.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF V1111”.
NEW YORK, Jan. sop—Arrived;
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm li., from
Bremen.
‘ steamer Oscar Il., from Copenhagen,
NEW YORK. Jan. lid-Arrived: 811'.
Kroonlsnd. from Antwerp.
IIIIAIII NOT GUILTY.
WILLIMAN’PIC. 11111. llfl.-~'i'he jury
in the Nniesb lllrharle murder case.
after being out lens than an hour. to
turned with a verdict of not guilty.
The decision was greeted with up-
plume.
all» a...
lie-«Young girls always want to
carry for love. at when they grow
older than not
money.
littomYou' 111 w n. Thus don't
maiden titer ly gov wiser.“
posts was
$1.th W049
3M Mill ”till no
u 111.991.999.911”!
' 9 III!“ we?
lids"
was dolor—that his eyes tell upon the .
Justice howling 1111- 9‘
At 4 o'clock this morning. '
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. l
was held Monday night, but. only rm!-
mm it man with ,
‘memummvou-
. mucous 1.11 of ~
adrwiluusndhol‘u‘wwm sne-
mmmymy
amber am. that 1MB
muons
Best cough Cure.
It Ins avid thou-mas bassoon-
:mltph‘ssmsqmofllm
Atrium, flo..50¢.snd.l.
amount-ribs“
f" A‘uusrurmsm?
Hows lacuna ‘
SATURDAY, F“. 181'.
MATINIEE AND NIGHT.
The Royal Event of the Season.
MILDRED I. NOUOLERI.
And Their Big Company of 18 Artists.
Presenting the Superb Glittering Imag-
inative Fantasy,
"The Flight of Princes. Iris."
Mounted With All Special Scenery and
Electrical Effects.
Specialties introduced between the
acts by Williams and Melbourn, Flu-
tow dud Dunn, The Fltuibbon Trio.
Dick Must); not Sheldon and The
Geisha Girl Trio.
. PRICES.
Matinee ............ 10c and 251:
fawning 10c. 20c. 30.; and 506
Stats on Sale Now.
HOYT'S THEATR}.
All Next Week. Commencing
MONDAY. F11. as.
Usus M tinscs.
TAYLO SOCK CO.
Presenting High- 01sec Repertoire and
Sew» Vaudeville Acts.
Monday Bunion,
DESERTED AT THE ALTAl-‘l.
Lsdles’ Tickets Monday Night, 1511
Matinee ...... . ..... . . . ..10c and 2°C
Evening .10:, 200 and 306
seats on sale for entire engagement
Monday, January 30.
awn”: M...
Moore 1111111:
EVERY EVENING.
ADVANCE VAUDIVILL1.
MOVING P10101110.
. ILLUSTRATED BONGO.
Entire change of program ovary Mon-
day and Thursday.
Prices. We and tar Children. to.-
Mstlnso every Wudnssdsy and Sat-
urdsy st 2: 15. .
Amateur night every Wodnssdsy. ‘
19.61.11.111“ ‘ ‘
SKATING RINK
non rumor .rr
Scuff: Karin”:
Moving 1mm [very [light
Commencing January 27.
A Door Prise Ivory Wuk.
elctun'n from s to 10: skating, 1qu 12
Skating Afternoons as Usual.
NASH 1. tonnes, Proprietors.
BASKET" slim;
NOR WALK some Y.
11111 noun mu.
m
NIK’I" “Ml:
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 27.
COMNANV P.
narrative.
PnIImIostly Ms:
MDN‘I’MJKI
IAIT NANWRYI.
m m “M fit I WM
MINING "W W 1'6 1!.
34.95 Oil Heaters
$4.50 Oil Heaters. .. ...... $3” 75 Wash Boilers, No.8
........32. so Scallop Top Chimneys
.....$c.oc Large Bottles Ammonia.
110:. I and ileum among.
HAMBURGS
W
not” ‘
Our thirteenth annual importation of Hamburg Edging: and Inserting: is neuron sale. The
line this season is better in many ways than any we have ever shown before.
The patterns are
liner and handsomcr. The assortment is larger and the prim are lower. The line includes all
the newest things' to Cambri'c, Ns‘insook and Swiss Edgings and Insertion. matched sets with In-
settings to match. All Overs in Cambric, Nainsoolr and Swiss.
“all t“ . ”I”
Houscfurnishing Dept
HMS”;
$3.95 Oil Heaters
$2.50 Oil Heaters
Nickel Tea Kettles ..... 16 Thin Tumblers ...........19c
Fibre Pails ................23c
Tooth Picks, mm..........2c
61:4 large rolls oiletrspcr. . . .251: .
59
$1.00
.31:
STRISTRAM 9o Hun-1', NonWALK. 0011111.
.. Wm...” .
DIFFERENCES IN CORPORATIONS
it Is true that the great. majority
of corporations have been honestly
managed. and their existence and op.
oration have been of great. benefit to
the community: but It is also true
that. some of them have. been dishon-
estly managed and their existence. and
operation have been a detriment to the
community. Most of the generals in
Washington's army were patriots but
that is no reason why Benedict Ar-
nold should be allowed to escape. firm 9
lug all the early part. of his career
Benedict Arnold was a brave and
honest. soldier; but that is no reason
why. when he turned traitor. he should
I!“ unpuuiahed.
Some corporations have fallen into
the hands of gamblers and the prop-
erty of the investors squandered; some
of them have been fraudulently mau-
ngcd and the investors robbed: some.
of them have bcen managed in the
interest of the investors but made In-
strumcniu of oppression in the com-
munity. Purely technical violations of
law by innocent parties acting in ac-
tual Ignorance of the law or under
11 misconstructlou of a law difficult to
construe nhollld be permitted to he.
come bygoucs; but deliberate. perslan
em and dugranuvlolatlons of law
should not be permitted to become by-
zones.
We do not condone a train. wrecker
because other train wruckers have
gone uupunlshcd: that past. railway
wreckers have been allowed to go no-
punlshed in no reason why present
railway wrecks should g'o free-0ut~
look.
"llow much are these chickens?"
asked the lady In the market.
"i sell them at 2.3 cents a pound."
said the German lulu-Refined.
"Do you raise them yourself?"
“Oh, yuh! They was 2‘: cents yes.
terdny. ull ready."«-~\'onkers States-
man.
"Are you sure. this horse will not
run away?" asked the man who was
setting into the buggy. “Yep." re-
plied the livery stable keeper. "there
ain't the least danger that he'll run
away, but be may trot some comin'
back..'-' wChicano Record Herold.
Homo-«0h. dear! Now that those
motor cars are coming so much into
favor l'm afraid i shan’t he wanted.
Cot—whim don't carry on so. The
mouse-trap didn't do away with me,
did "gin—Chips
1...... u...—
Money Advanced
4 to all on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property,
without removal. on their own name
without iudorser.
CALL Ann as: us.
Independent Lorin it Security 00.
Ilarlland 111115., Washington at.
(Mice open until II p. m.
. .~._.w..—- .W.W..,.... ‘91.,“- w .. M
CHIROPRACTIC—Tile New
Science of Healing.
To receive Chiropractic attention In
freedom from disease without receiv-
lm; forclsn substances Into the stom-
ach. This new method Is now being
practiced in nearly every state In the
union and many foreign countries. It
is the norm that carry hcr.1t.. health
and utmosth In every Individual. Pinch-
ed nerves that have only been doing a
I?" of their work are coon it into a
eslthy condition and the
assumes health. The Chiropractic
Methanol annealing Is powerful and
harmless; It will reach every organ in
the human 1. Our success I; mar-
velous.
N 1. Washington It, "sullen! Noun.
T.FMNCIS.D.9.
“Monastic 1mm MIC. dim.
SPF£IAL SALE
w . I"... -. . w W. 1..-..." ..... m”.-. MM on. _.w..,.,.......‘._.....
H. Krieger 1 ”*0.
29-31 West Washington St..9
30011-1 NORWALK.
WE ARE OFFERING
Special
VolueJ‘
Throughout ' the Store.
Ladies’ Coats Ladies’ Fur Mulls" and
Boas, Carac'ul Coats, Silk Skirts, Lace
Waists OvercOats for Men, Suits for
Boys, Furniture for your Home, Rugs
at reduced prices.
Easy Payments.
H. Krieger 8100.
29- 31 West Washington at,
OOUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL mum, 11011111111. ‘ *
Deposits over - - - $3, 525 .00000
Surplus and Profits over 3230.000 00
Deposits receive Interest from the am of ouch month. Internet
psychic January and July,
ascetic m. HOLMII, Pru’t. wltum A. cums. viqurss't.
vacuum a. sun, m m Tues. .
ills-M
‘ min implant.
Norwalk Chronicler