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'l‘hc lLiolnocratic rally will be held
tonight in thc 'l‘oull AEEt‘lll'llll‘ Hall in
Norwnik. :
'l'llo cont-low illle-‘l‘ ~u'iz'mrh 'Toutr. '3-
tlu' .i. A. Mcifilroy is using in South
tho. Walk, went out of commission illis‘
morning, when the piston rod‘broltc. l
’l‘ho Springwood Union Chapel will:
hold a rmnlnage sale tomorrow and
Saturday afternoon and evening. "l
il-corgc H. Raymond, of Norwalk has
purl-based the Henry ii. Seilcck douse
in Berkeley street. ‘ i
A vaudeville entertainment for thc‘
hcllefirt of the Home for the Aged wilii
be held at Music Hall on Novemberl
8th. at'Szlb p. m., nude-r the lnanagefi
aunt of the White Orchestra. Tickets
will be on sale at Wood's and Stillson
8; Powell's drug stores. ‘
l". A. Mitchell, of Norwnik, has
brought suit against Cause U. l‘l.‘
Gregory and his wife, Josephine T.
Gregory, for the recovery of $350 dum-
ages, through Attorney Leo Davis.
' The papers are returnable before the“
Common Pleas court at Blidgeport on
the First Tuesday of November. 0011-.
stable Samuel C. lreland yesterday
plated an attachment for $400 on pro
party owned by the defendants to,
cowr the claim. , I
i‘llarles F. Fish, of East i\iorwalk,:>
who was arrested by Constable Henry,
.0 Selzer, charged with assault upon.
Thomas N. Hoyt. the young son or Mr.
and Mrs: James Hoyt, of Core avenue."
pnul a fine of $5 and costs at tho Town‘
Court this morning. From the evidenco
ll, uppearcd that a number of boys galh'l
el'rd together in front of Mr. Plan‘sf
incidence and rang his door-bell. When:
he responded to the summons he wasi
greeted by a Jackolaalern and the“
shouts of glee from the boys. Mr. Fish,
lost control of his temper, and run‘:
ning out, struck the young Hoyt boyl
and knocked him down. I
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“Silo the cheapest woman i know':
of." "Wily do you any that?" “That
other day we got on a car together and ‘
l lnaistcd on paying my own fare and any llfltl‘ 0‘ the testimony 0' any WW: world. Perhaps when 1 say this you me relaxed and halt~cioaed eyes at the
boss whose sincerity you doubt and‘may think 1 mean the m,“ of mulls“ table about which
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you save in a your to go away a tow
'Wl‘f'lfli to oscapo the hot) wcathcr,l
which does not arrive until aitcr youl
como flack.w~«?licll.
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After graduating as :l livll engineer.
iii liver; sol revantly "Miss Nina Cani-
cicr. tha'vni sailed for \l’inniyeg.‘
t‘anul‘m. uh'i hrr intended husband,
iiir. \‘-.1i<.-y. also an engineer. and
they u‘clc married there clf’ Oct. 10.
Mrs. \l'ulloy is the daughter of Cap-
tain (‘bnrlcu Graham, well known in
Liverpool shipping circles. She is
the only woman engineer graduated in
Great Britain. She canned college to
take the il-‘gl‘t-Z? of B. S. changed her
mind, and studied engineering. ‘Shc'
now holds lllt‘ degree c; iiuchelor of
Engineering.
JS‘lSTlllE‘ BBFF GIVES
GIMME Til llliil
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A quarter of an hour bciore courl‘
convened. tllc jurors flied into the box.
District Attorney Whitman entered the
court room a few moments later. The
prisoners wife was in tho first row of
spectators' seats at ll) oclock. At 10:—
.‘~ Binittr cntcred the 2mm. lit~ ans
smiling. John I“. McIntyre all-i .lolln‘
H. Mart, Becker's lawyers, chatted and
laughed with him at their table.
"l'm feeling fine.” Beccr said snlil-i
ing at a reporter he recognized.
Justice Goff began his charge at 10:.
40 o'clock. He spoke almost in a whis-T
per and the jurors leaned forward in'
their seats to hear him.
After instructing the jury tbit the
defendant must be presumed innocent
until it was proved beyond a reason—’
able doubt that, he was guilty, Justice
Goff defined the different degrees of
murder. , .
"The killing of a hulnun being." he
said. “can be considered as murder.‘
‘mansluughtcr and excusable, homicide.‘
There can be no verdict of excusable,
homicide and i will not consider that
phase.
"This man‘s case rests solely with
you. But in making your decision you‘
must be guided entirely by the evl-j
deuce and not by remarks of counseifi
Justice Goff warned the jury not to.
consider questions of counsel to which
witnesses were not permltrlttd to reply.“
“The testimony of each witness." be.
continued, ”ninst be tested by your
judgment. You may reject or accept
readiness and his capacity for-obsrr-
vallon.“ 5
“Murder in the lll'lil vlioproc," contin-
uod thp junilcc, is unnu with illiont aufl
llcliliomlo design to kill. and in the
iaccond dcsreu without prcanclilullml.
A Port Scott intllol‘ soul his dullglr.
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hr" “WM" homo ‘" n hm” ”wlallmllll dwell at luligll. in lilo doiiullionQ
“it is not ucccsaary. " he said that i
olllm‘ night by calling down the stairs: 20,. murder 1,, um ”(Ir'und degree. First.
"Mul'y. it tho young mull 1: afraid “‘lin tbs lollcr part of June Buckor toll
3” homo m” llim l" wait “ WW mm' ' thllor ho. waulod itcscnlhal killed;
also and Niki homo
nullifw Kunaua (lily Star.
l...” “AMA W..... .ln
inst. sir."
you.‘5 linilimovc American.
W.....M. s... 4...... H,“ .
l’ochwWou will ncvor get tho dog to
mind you. my dear.
‘ Mrs. .l’cclt-wi will with. path-inch.
you worn lust as trouhlosonle your-
scll‘ at brow-illusion Tranmript.
utm—tMA/lm .s .
”my...
li‘irst Rainbow—limo you heard tell
of them, ncw‘fanylop trial mamas”
oecoad Noig‘hbcrwl don't sea “Olli—
', of continuum about 'sm: time’s
a a trial to
rota-Juan.
his for the last 20
Muilvcmwnsi‘ did you car was
is no whim, gallant” ,
opium Victim-«A. {ran-for. .
climatic-maul not on» tits writ
sum not. norm in
with tho mllll"
nocoluily. bu foilowud thin with instruc-
ltionn to Roan to bars ltollontiml kill-;
lull; thirdly. llouc, followup; out lilcscé
"WM“ d" 5'9" want. WWK luau?" linuivuctious, carried on} llla designs
“l com» to you looking for up plum-3M “I” tici'minzlaut. Thai sums up tho,
lalmu‘n case. if you find llllil it has
"’l‘horc‘s tho door dlrocily back of,
, imcn provcn you must roiurn a verdict
or monitor in first dogma.
l "'l‘lm procreation must have proved
Tibia ciuarly and beyond rclmmablc
'liouhl llci'ol‘o you can find such a var»
dict."
Justina (loll cited (‘fifltlii in which su-
iisb his guilt.
“it musics," Justices (Jolt continuum
“for you to determine cactus: Becker
“I‘ll ; " ‘
"his not avails-lit: {or roam so
into ‘ svimcoafpflmcdluiion.’flw
shotguns that, his actuating in
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bu llculd «fellas manslaughter
“We mails gs such request," Basis
cr‘s illwyor replied, and tho court omit.
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10.: lllfi Mull. C! '.
"ll an. . u-..‘ L111. illsliro l'c‘slnn
lid, 'wilclh..‘ U. 2.. i.'.l that kills? Rus-
. t‘ v.1? .l‘iv : iii; 1... Ll of linker or not.
‘ i ' that 2“ :-.5r lure :ll£.22‘.‘. .
thin. ul . ‘.:-:, 112.; Li'fil'llxbl in 1‘;
l’llEgl‘lH.‘.'
o llll? gory “It‘ll 1th
2,1" in 132‘ l‘
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dot-iv; l'ddutr-"‘ hf: 1m, Stole. “
Hi; common it up in .illl‘llal'..r;,:~~il
order from thefirs. ’3on1plaint attains."
. illorcnlhai‘u gambling house in Mar h
to the arrest of the defendant and in
that»: all thi‘ v‘i‘itl‘ lid-e, glvtn li)‘ in...
."ll a", illldgio \l'ciliml‘, Hurry Vailun
uni: gum .fichcnps.
die narrated in detail Hacker‘s lllCl'U-v
, locals up the night of the, murdcr as
tesliilcd to by witnesses.
“l insirltct you,“ said the justivr. in
. (updating, his reading, “that the ev»
this: Wilhl‘l‘llj to iu’this recital 0i ill-d,
“ . :5 pass do ll»! uxclude from your
~.tl»»\rnlipu any Ciilf-l' events which
, unilln til. 50.11)") .‘:l’ the evidence.
"1‘. is n .t plain wily llliv gunman kill-
cd . cz-fnllzui at Becker's ccnnnand, ii.
is plain that ho dircctcd the death oi
Rounthal.‘
litSlleo Goff then read tho statnls
.-l .tl'.;;n,,' lilo tl‘sti:n.;l;: ol’ B'.:.Ollll)ll-
ms and told the jury that awry person
ll- alurd, ubilcltcd or participated in
any mg. must be considered an asconr
pilte.
Webber and Vallon were Becker's ac-
complices." he continue-ll. "As to Sam
Scbepps. there is a question. ‘1 must
say'tllai laln in doubt on this point
myself and llicl‘Clul'u l decline to lay
‘strnsf you that he was an accomplice.
You nulst determine that for yourselw
es.
but suspicion is not proof."
.lliBLlCe Goff finished his charge at
1:55 and the jury retired.
Attorney McIntyre ill his charge yes
terduy afternoon said:
“Around this man some clrcumstan:
ces have been woven, easy however. of
satisfactory explanation. They point
towards innocence. although by‘the dis-
trict attorney they may be tortured in
the direction of guilt.
“l beseech you to approach the final
moments of this case with care and
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scrutiny that no mistake he made. Bet-'
filer that thousands of guilty man cs-
capc than one innoaent mall suffer. '
The law demands no vengeance-and
it seeks no victim.
“We ask that the proofs be looked
into with microscopic inspection in or-
der to precept error at judgment creep,
lag in. The defendant had endured
the polling of a merciless storm from
a conspiracy batched in yondcr pris-
on. The prosecution has been conduo
ted very much in the natureof a pri-
vate proceeding.
“1 will call things and persons by
names—«l will deal harsh
full and candid dis- the four gunmen were the actual slay
their right
blows and after a
rematch of this case I will not then felt
that I will bring down upon myself the
censure of this jury.
“i am defending an American, not
He, not beyond reasonable doubt that the gun:
a murderer—his acouscrs are v
lovers of the flag or the institutions un—
dot~ which we live. but a lawless and
degenerate not, reciting in filth and in-
famy; they hare tarnished tha‘ fair
fame of a great city-vs city more phil-
onthroplc and generous than any in the
'you may also consider his manner of; blood. 1 do not, since some of my 9105‘
noplylllu to durations, his hcsliancy one“ friends are of that kludwclouosll
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lto me in a profanaloual and social way,
“The district attorney has been this;
lod~purhaps docieved. He may bc
actuated by ambition, and ambition of~
ten bcolouda good judgment but In the
end, he has fathered a prosecution
framed up by crooks. . .
“This trial had its birth in the hearts;
of four murdcrcrsmltoao, Wuhbor, Vail;
ion and Sohoppawscif—conicsssd sauna»;
sins of whim" when it is over will ha;
iron man again in this city to murder;
asuln if they please.
"Rona. as ovitimlcc shown chorlsb-l
all animosity against xitoaantbul. as i
will show you. His totaling toward him
1was more hitter than gull, ho despised
the ground upon Which llu wulhod; ho ,
convlvcd at his murder and whoa do.
would, a link bad to he ioryod connect,
lug someone higher up. The public,
mind had been inflamed: hystcrla Dl‘fi‘_
trailed: public clamor was rampant.
.Tho, avidance allow that the district
"Ross," exclaimed Mr. McIntyre. "Ml
is lilo hell of his lunim. tbs hail of
Elbe minim. tin hail of minimal, who
WWW”: that 4‘1”" deal!!! W “‘5 homo oi minnow can" to hls'llomolasaor
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that if she wero now living in her na- ‘
:tive state, Maryland. she would have
inc right over them in any way because
filters is no equal guardianship law,
{thine as there is in Connecticut. And
lobe asked why we have such a law in
Connecticut and answered because I’
Isomc of the women became aroused,
Zand begged the men to pass such a.
llaw, Mrs. Murray is a most adequate '
l speaker, charming in appearance, -
Examiner and expression and she drives
home a truth. mighty well. "
The collection was substantial, tes-
. tlfying to the interest of the audience ‘
land the suffrage league says it thinks l
‘llt shall, at least. clear expenses which i
are always heavy for such an under—:
linking. l
1 Among the out-of—town guests who:
‘siayed for the evening were Dr. and.
Mrs. 'Alien of Ridgefleld, Mrs. Neil,
l Mitchell and several of the Westportl
fladles. Mrs. DeWitt and a party from
'Wilton. ,
l Ushers for the evening who, in their.
lpretty light dresses gave shame-like?
fair to the place were Mrs. W. -P. Beers, 5
:Miss Rummler. Miss M. Stevens Wil- ,i
json, Miss Harriet Parker. Miss Rebec-
jca Joseloff, Miss M. M. Dana, The Miss-
:es Pryor. Miss Dertt, and Mrs. W..
a. Weed. _ - l
‘ The hall was decorated with thel
isreat flag with "Votes for Women" on l
,it and with the flags of the six suf-
curloua how important the political‘fmlge states, with the date of their
swing the right to women to vote.
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is a ’Daily
NEWS
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in the
Broadest
Sense that
the Term
“NEWS"
can, be '
Applied
a self-coalesced asslssin.
Mr. McIntyre then reviewed the evl~
dance beginning with the testimony
of the'State’a eye-witnesses. He de-
clared that, before Becker could be
found guilty the jury must find tbs.
r are of‘i'Rosentbal; otherwise the pram
of conspiracy was not valid.-
l “if others did it." he asserted, “Bec-
ker is,not guilty. and you must find
men did it. If you have any doubt
about it the case fails," ‘
1' Mr. McIntyre spoke in 3 cameras}
'tionai tone at first, but pitched his
voice in a higher key as he proceed,
‘and women and her whole heart is in
that they are speaking for every par-j ,
ty. She herself has often three‘ ell-I
,gagemeats a day for one of the par,
ties, though she said she would not say i
just which one this is a; it plight!
rouao antagonism to the great inter-‘1
out she has at heart. the votes for
women movement. Mrs. Valesh is a i.
. practised campaign speaker and a wo-;
man of great strength. She has taken ‘
care of herself and her boy since ear 3
hr womanhoad and knows life to ma:
bill. After the terrible Asch *flre in;
New York she proposed the National;
Fire Prevention Association of map;
this. The firemen had offered the sub;
Sentinel ads. brill: mantis ._ ' a
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tum including meals and bur-til ,
on o. Dioramas $15
fraglsts an opportunity to have a.
speaker at their evening and at the
were grouped his‘close of Mrs. Vaiesh's fall: of three-
otbor counsel. Iquarters of an hour she‘was taken to
A score of women. scattered through ‘
out the courtroom, gava,cloae heed to
Becker’s lawyer and watched his every'
gesture. Only one avoided him with
her eyes and gazed on the floor. She
was the wife of the prisoner and use
was weeping betbra Mr. McIntyre was
fairly llauncbed on his address.
ed. «Becker sat calmly with his fig;
of an out-of-town suffraslsl and spoke
at the fair for ten minutes before her
train left for New York. in her speech
before the suffrugiats
a strong plea for every sort of at-
tompt'io protect the school building.
iglle said that experiences show that
.;lho very worst fires take place in the
buildings of two or three stories and
that if you pill on all the fire-escapes
you can possibly crowd on. even then
libero in danger. The Municipal Ma-
llow of South Norwalh which has been
'90 concerned over the present situa-
900 Mid “PO“ the vintmrmmw 1“!“ lion had sent a number of members
were Mrs. J. M. Coburn. pl'eslilimt 0‘ and listened easorly to this exposition.
the league for tho last year. and “‘0 Mrs. William Spencer Murray of
sprinklers, Mrs. Elva McDonald Vflloflh. New naval: their prcacntsd "Some
of New York, clement of ii"! NMWW Projudicqs and Thulr histories." this
«I Association tor Fire Prevention and , look a. most original and entertaining
Firs Protection and Mrs. Wm. 396“"c0lirsc inubcr speech. She outlined
091‘ Murray, of New Haven. president the reasons of her conversion from
of the.miitlcal Union of» that city. lukewarm interest if not "m “M
Mrs. Knox made a WWW limit suffrage feeling, and went on to show
SUFFMB‘IBTS GATHERING,
SUGOEBSFUL
(Continued from first pave.)
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l’m‘W‘ "Wilt hold ”it“ ll “'3 “in ”gallant-nay did not want ninail fry. bill , meat as to the present position llr , tlmi‘lhero are serersi different kinds
century for the unfamiliar to have fiwflmm fish. Rose saw his opportunity the suffragistu in illusion; and than :01 anti-animation. Among those isthe
Wm M 01' murder WWW“ ‘0 “m” and thousand: up of Becker ltlll‘ll. liMmuuccd Mrs. Vaicsbi as a woman em, 0pm,, and Wm“ bothfsdlo
who. all her lilo, has given ’horaclfzfov'gcog at women-adopt “my, in “mm
ll“! WOVBMMI“ Whlch help hllflIMlll’. Iggy any are *0". than man, ”m gm;
Mrs. Vulcan, ppoiut upon "Woman bind “up" mtmflyy oppoioti: gm
autism and committal“ it“! midtown and itiil man. the lnfarnal can of no the can-«muons: Life." aha “mom”, punk m. m. ”by.” 1,.
of Mntbab it you and he had time m. awoilmlwtbo ascrsmspltitou hellrg'cmphaulml his fast that‘wamsn lulu rgstticlud up..." than extended. ‘ . _,
to reconsider his danish. but? did “Mina-tho tall at tho ravauueful and ammonium coumvor, in. on. home, on, m.“ you w m. m... 01.. , _ .
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“Hill“ in“ ”mud“, mom" will. m about possibly. not all also,
ll” ““43 “will“ “It "WW-'11“ you homunculus is positive . rs
" and >13! ’ votinlllm imaafumy ‘siouilcatly and forcibly“ .
whom m ”tartar bums “or and tho own mp man
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