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THURSDAY “ARCH s, 1ng
give style, comfort “and
superbly fitting gown; are
economical because long- ;
wearing, and assure the i
“All" III] SEIVIGE
Klimhandise of well known makes.
‘Haieproof” Socks. box of 6. $1.50
guaranteed t‘. illontlls
'“Neverbreak” Wardrobe Trunk
$15.00
5 year guarantee
"Cross" Gloves from $1.50 up
For Ladies and Men
“Keiser” Neokwear from 50o. up
“Onyx" Hoaiery from 25c. up
These are just a tea. and our ontl
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JOSEPH DAVIS
as Washington 8}. Bo. Norwalit.
WEATHER FORECAST.
l‘or Noi'walk and \lt‘lllli): tieneiitl- t
ly fair tonight and Friday; wariiiei-
. atronx west winds. The storm which
passed along the North Atlantic coast I
yesterday is now central near East-
port, Me. it caused high winds with
pain or snow along the coast north of
Virginia Asllght disturbance which
is central over Lake Superior is caus “-t'
‘11: unsettled weather with snow flur- hrt'iiidt s milinert short on South Main
ties in the northern portion of the "
Lake region. Pleasant weather pie-
' Nails in other districts east of the
Rocky Mountains. The temperatures
I are unusually low the season of the
year in the central. and eastern dis“
tricta. Freezing temperatures extendi
mi far south as Florida Zero temper . 0
atures were reported from Michigan. V0”
White River, Canada, reported 32 be
low acre. 2 . .
TODAY.
. 'l‘ciiipci‘aiurc: l .'0\t, l4; high, .
-. 50. Clear. ' ~‘
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WVMMM
At the meeting of South Norwalk
Lodge. l.. 0. 0. 31., tonight, there will,
‘be election of otheers.‘
report the best of health and are buy
itig the time of their lives.
An unusual offering.
dresses for :1 Advertised today by tho‘ ('
Ct. E. Ryan 00.
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Refreshments and the playing of fortunate enough to be present
ten ices will continue this evening.
games following the regular business
session. last night. of Ophir Chapter"
0. E. S. t
‘A club has been organised under
.“the name of The Arion Four. The
:or and hear it Dialed on the Victrola
ton.
morrow will be in his ofllce.
any that it is unwise to (any money
WEATHER A YEAR A00 on youi person. the better way is to
deposit it in st reliable bank and pay
- record of your expenditures.
post cards from
..ind Oscar f‘cdenren. of East Norwalk,
night in the South Norwnlk Congrega-
tional church,
Two house RH
talk was one of inspiration and earn-
fternon by the police of the'Fil'At Dis-
‘trlct. that no salt should be placed on
l the car tracks in the city Later. how-
Iever this order was countermanded by
Put it in Writing
if you should die without
it \\'ill. would your Estate
be (ll\ltlt‘ll H> you uisli.’
That is a tititslioti
liecide the umticr now
making. a \\ill uni
tile l’t‘tllllt‘.>
‘ s
l -:N E WS:-:
l...
MISS Sillllll [Nltllllllls
ll Nlllllllll lll lllllllllS
by
appointing
Trust t‘oiiipany to act as
your Executor t‘onsuii
us it ecly
The Peoples Trustt‘o
South N orwalk, Conn
Miss Scully shone brightly as
“ho wet.-
tint-Ms
:. litislt-ss an the following.
present. will amply tcstify‘
XllSsvs Lola .\icluci'nc.v, Ethel (“out
things. Ktilhcl‘int- McMahon. Emma
l'tr. \ltiy Wright.
Lillian Statlmm, .leiiiiie (‘iihilL
t'urroll. llclcn .\lc.\l;ihon,
Before you see the play, "Princess
’at." an to llonnelly's \‘ictt'ola l‘ar-
nd you will enjoy the play more.
/ Anna
Miss llloasom Silt-ox. of this city.
secured a position with \l unis. lintiic 'l‘uylor. Helen Scuily.
“T. and .\lr.~. l-‘riink Scully. Miss
”.9"- ‘ n‘ I Scully‘; \l'ai'rcnrfihufelt. i‘latide llalt-
cr, Hank Miiift-It. Albert llrenntin.
. ‘-——-—' ' .l-lriiest itreunaii. Leander t‘uiiiiiiings.
l" H- l - “WW?- “ “ “l “MINER-Inning.- l’cihum, .\l\iii Say rc. Hl'llt'h’
ion street. will return from Washina- l’hm. tit-urge Winnie. unit ltuss-l
I). 0.. some. time today and t0- ”IWINHN
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Miss Edith Frances (loodchild, of
South Main street. is spending a week
ill Montreal. Canada.
One hundred and forty one subscrib-
re. and WW. 60. is tod: ty s total of the
alk Hospital Maiiitaiiiance Fund.
Miss (‘ornclia Udell, of East avenue.
nit; tannin sensiti‘iritin'mmosay ‘T‘MW‘O WNW‘fl-MWW.
t' l].
Miss iloxcnn lliillill'd. of Norwalk.
has returned home after a visit in
i ll 0
our mm W ”wok ‘0 r m ney ‘5 ilethel with Mrs. ltobert llnnnon.
ifc. you get a retcipt and hate a
Miss i.. Gertrude llutllcy. of llcrtvin
street. has returned from a pleasant
sojourn to \\'tishington. l‘). C.
recoiv i '
Thompson
Friends in this city are
Walter
Miss Edna Howard. of Him street.
,\\ho left South .\orwa|k for .\ew was a visitor in New York City, dur-
: Hampshire last Wednesda). The boys
ing the first of the week.
The box oflicc for the ('Xt'lliilltie of
tickets for the performance of “it
Plus to Advertise." to be given in the
Regent Theatre for the benefit of tiic
.\'or\valk Hospital Ambulance ftiiid.
will open at litirch 15. 101m o'clock. in
the morning The prices of the seats:
“ounces—fie to the rear of the pass-
age-way iii the galleri‘; 500 up to the
logo; 1 for loge seats; downstairs: 81
for all seats back 01‘ the row ‘Q”. $1.50
for all seats in trout of that rou‘
the evening prices are: gallery. fine
to the rear of the passage-way: 8
rows front of that 75c; three rows
front of that St; from there to loge
The evangelistic services held last
were well attended.
E. l-‘ \icGregorv of the \‘orwalk
ongregational (hurch spoke. ills
stness. and enjoyed heartily by those
The
Orders werc received yesterday Af‘
i hol antes on $2. in the orchestra: l..'0 for all
new. organization will d d A i 9 Mayor Harstrom. and the trolley com- seats back of ‘Q"' 8" for finals in front
1?“) ‘hmnmayb ewnillg; i: ron: pany was granted pern‘mlo“ to of lll'll' box "can; n—fternloon 82 even
. :ill. S\P(~l orc estra ins een en- , . . .s .. , .
prinltle their rails with salt. in?" $2.50.
Filmed for these atlairs.
l-‘our candidates were taken into
1 the recently formed Norwalk liifle
Club. at a meeting of the organization
lieltl last night in the office of Fred-
betick H. tianung. on South Main
” street. The next meeting will be held
on Wednesday. ‘
An execution has been issued in
the summary process suit of Miss
Gertrude Bohannon. against William
H. Smith. of East Washington street.
”rough Attorneys Light & Light.
e execution will be served today
8 Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens.
.‘At a meeting held last Tuesday ev-
i a at the home of James Kelley.
phen Lengyel. who has been presi-
' t‘d the popular Jolly Five Club,
ered his connections with the
Utah. No reason for resigning was
firm.
> - a Weather Brings Sickness.
'1‘ changeable weather of [arch
M81». colds. croup and
flare is no such thing as a
air—none that s pas-son can
“not. Foley‘s Honey and
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mausoleum-tn
his
House
DresSes
Made of assorted stripes
and ‘checks. fine ging-
ham and 64 percale.
. Quantity is limited, so
I come early. as these are
unquestionably the best
values ever. offered at
this special price -
2 for $129]
Q____CIETY
Viola t‘umliiitigs.‘
mum tut-ii?
utmost in a corset at a l
most moderate price. *
\v. a. NUFOPM srvu: 4l9 (see l
;‘ largo illustration). Medium luw in." t: i
elastic inane. “rltiitli'l s-rarllig ‘
coutil. einbroir.‘ i; trimmed. “.50. l
W. 3. NUFORM ii'lh'il’.
l 410 ("cc anal; i’lauruiw ) .I‘ S. l
For uxtragrlul'. lit'i’i‘ a. N. .-
(l' :m bust. Dutitlcl .u toti-
:lruciit:n I'JSUIVS d.>i.l lc
“car, will! Ull'lXJtll i i. 1 0| :5 t
\r .iri. q (Maul, (‘ti'rno ‘. /
tiiiiw 1 d. I: 11.0
Oil.erW.B._ ‘ in} L.‘l i } up.
W B PIRA‘Ql l bl) worn
to. l.ltw ll. ( ui s‘:t gin l l
intiuLle figuu lime and add
to gown- fit. )l‘n and up.
Af‘ YOUR DEALER
Send tor tut '..'ln.ti.tu.l Fold-r l0
Weingarten Bros., inc. .} ~
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'l‘utstény ctcnltT at her home on
' __.- "‘"‘ ‘1 l'l High slit-cl, downtown. \ltss iiclc'
. p, . _ u, spud} played thc timituiug tiostce _' t \H _. ,
I‘d!” watches, ”'3‘ ‘7' 3-“. ‘9'50' to :t litrih- llllllllliil‘ of her friends. Th. HAINE INSANE WHEN “E m” Km. ‘ on“) .‘ titulumgs Mm"
“0. “15.314.815.33” Written SUNNY tllli‘l'sitilla of the pleasant etching in ; hr" H" doctor r‘ phrd' l
we by i‘has. lirand. So. Norwalk. llllilt‘tl pmuo HHll violin St'lt‘t‘litlllr. l 1 Maine In February t
gumcs ot various Mods and ieiresli 8H0], SAYS AlIEN|SI llr. “human” mm that I“. 1m] U
iillilllt' d H tints duriiic lllt la. 1 \\1"'l\ in
ltllllliil‘) and that he did not llllll'H
he “as lnrane at the lime. _|.utcr
the witness said that llamas in l~‘eh-
rttztry nus \tllt' in at lcual sense.
(Continued from First Page.)
llr. liit-feiitiorl‘ was cullcd to the
but
stand yesterday afternoon at the rcs .
sumini; of court for-the dav by the "l” “mm“ "‘1‘” 0t ”mm” “'Wlli’l'
defense. He said that hes radiiiited “5“" ”km! ““41“". ”'e “““"-"‘"l
from the Yale academic school in “'“5 W‘rll‘t'll." fiilllt‘ in R luHflt‘ill Hell”.
tho “lillt’~t~' said that the man could
not be m a perfect mental condition
while still showing signs
alcoholism.
last and from the medical school two
years later. llc also studied at ileitlel~
berg. Herman). and was for ten yeart
an interiic in illt‘ Worcester insane
hospital. ltc “as later an Assistant in
the same hospital and then wa's em
ployed for thrcc months in the Boston
(‘ity hospital. llr. [)iefendorf was eni-
ployed for llillt‘ years at the Middle-
l()\\ll asylum. lit is known widely as
it writer of not.- old a court “illness
in lllr‘ unity cuseét'
of chronic
Defines Insanity.
\skcd the definition of the term in
sanity. llr. liicfciidorf said that legal
insanity is that condition of the inlnd.
“lilt‘ll under certain rules laid down
by lllt' courts is irresponsible. lit the
iiictltciil sense it means any limit suf-
fering from any mental disease. There-
lorc. said Dr. iliet'eiitlort‘. iii the broad
assertion of tho sense, the man was
insane if suffering front thronic alco-
holisui.
Both Mentally and Legally.
llaitics. said lir. liicfendorf was both.
lilt‘lll.lll_\' and legally insane. in his“
opitnoii. at the time .tniia llaincs was
shot. An irresistible impulse is an im-
pulse which the individual cannot help
performing. the uitness said. A tier-
Mill siin‘criniz from delirium tremcna
might Illt‘l't out the \ictim of his nt~
incitfthc doctor stair-ti. l‘"l'li(‘lllll’ly
~l llllll at the time. The
impulse suit! the cause
one of \llllt~iitl‘ to :i‘tzick the one who
('Itlss'tls the iltliviiluul's path: might
have been itmllrtl one who Enid some-
thing to tumor one. while it may be
a blind attack without evidence of pro-
vocation. The attack. also. said the
doctor might be directed toward one
whom the victim of the disease believ-
ed tvas pcrsecuting him.
Fear in Attack.
Answering part of the hypothetical
question. the doctor said that there
was unquestionably some fear in the
attack made by “nines upon his wife.
while it may have been one of blind
rage. Fear. said the doctor. that his
wife was going to Trumbull to testify
acainst him in court. fear that Ber-
‘gcr was coming to take him away and
fear that the son. .laSon. jr. was go-
-ing to do something to him. the doc
tor testified.
Asked Hypothetical Question.
The hypothetical question proponnd-
ed last week by Attorney Klein for llt‘.
t‘hnrle-a (‘. tiidt‘rey. also iill expert of
wtt's asked Ilr. lllcfcndorf.
The doctor said that in his opinion,
:issuiiiiug that llllllicit shot his wife.
the, accused was ln~:iiic. having delir-
ium trcniens. characterized as a form
of insanity.
. "Assume that the accused immed-
iately following the shooting said to
his son. 'iook out l'm dospcrnte' ano
said to a man. ‘get an auto, one with
it cover on it. and we‘Vvill go to the
liolit't' sfflthfl.' that lit‘ said to ll Db.“
sir-inn that he saw animals. and made
it like statement to an officer. would
that be inconsistent with the symp-
toms of delirium trcmcns?" he was
asked by Attorney Klein. The doctor
replied that it was not inconsistent
with the malady.
Lapses of Memory.
Queried by Attornci’ Klein about
the. memory in delirium tremcns cases
llr. lljefeitdorf said that the poomem
of memory in such cases depends en-
tirely upon the intensity of the trem~
can. the more intense the delirium.
the poorer the memory. ‘ln shorter
longer cases. he testified. tndivldfials
with the deliritims often recall some
'of the hallucinations experienced. he
stated. The memory of hallucinations
from hour to hour and from day to
(lay in delirium tremens cases is some-
:times retained. the expert stated. and
when the maladv disappears the mem- Destines to Answer Query.
’ ' ' t Dr. mefendort declined to answer
.mnry is affected. x _ ’
' 3a question of Attorney Cummings
Applied ‘0 Present Case. ‘uhetlicr m not he agreed or disagreed
Assuming that the accused said to
with Dr. Godfrey in the latter's ans-
a witness within a few minutes after war to the hypothetical question Af-
lthe shooting that he had done the
d ter some. consideration and discussion.
lmd and ““‘d 3‘“ “"3 ”9" °" "‘1‘ Dr. lliefendorf replied that he, did not
hang for it. and said to a constable ,
h 1dittogree with Dr. Godfrey. but that he
l‘h‘“ he had “9°“ “"1“” “d mil 9 thought the question was an improper
had stated‘ to the otllcer how many
in one. The hypothetical question was
shots he had fired. the memory, an read again to Dr. Diefendorf, in full.
the doctor would not be inconsistent
l f “why Attorney Cummings. Dr. Diefen-
“'1"! “10 “elm“ “‘ ”‘3 “n" ° 'dorf replied that he thought ljalnes
shooting. .
. was insane at the time of the shootinz.
'H'n“ “"5 ”t mentally “i. to The changes in the answer. he agreed
contrdi hisactionl at the time of the with Attorney Cummings. were not of
shooting. D" Dietendorf ”m' The'groat consequence in bearing an the
”cm. 5‘” the witness. was even ultimate conclusions of both ”Def“.
come by an—lrreslstahle impulse caul- Haln‘es on the 'Otand.
NI by (“393”- ' . ' Jason s. Halnes on the stand yester-
Not Insane New. ‘ day morning-told the story of his lite,
l. Upon the crosaéexamination of, At;
claiming that his mind was a blank of
tornay Cum. Dr. Diefendorf said
the fatal Monday. Be «it! that his
that although its was of the opinion wife drank quite a title and that liquor
that Hsinu was insane at the time of
W‘UI. mootthalr quarrels. He
“shamungof‘hlajwits. {transact
this city
lllt' one llt‘.ll‘t'
Ill” litl, may
i
Mummmtheshaotinsorhis
Marsala m "I don't manner." was the
cu..—
Hummus
Bridgeport, Conn. Thursday. March 9. 1916.
Rich suits,
many of silk.
for young folks
\ouug tolls oi all .igcs \\l'll pult mtb «lcliWhi from
this d~\t'llllll\ oi stilts ’
\otitli l\ .i lil'dll'l mi tlic litai‘i. nut «it \cnis. lltcst-
suits ~.tppculdu innit; llt‘al‘le. , _ I , l
Ntiiic mt tlic llt’lit'\i arc ‘lll\. l:l\tliill> firm silk iii
bcuutiitil liucs l i \ l'i.‘
l'ittiitic Ullt \ air ”1' \lllx' c rilllllilt'tl \\llll iliit \l of iiitt‘
\crgc \ \_t;it‘l\tt, for c.\;tti:plc. is Jilllitl‘l ciitti’ch mt silk
but has lirtizul band of wigt .‘iiuimtl bottom. blsit is of
sillx'luiutlulbuitli same line \t’igt" ..
‘ .\lltl tltci’c ill't' iltllli stilts. sctgc .iucl galmiuliuc and
liilt‘ \\Ut|l poplin nihl so It i“:
\f’lt' ii to t1l_\ \lllitll \lltt l s oi lllatb :iml \\llllt‘ \\llll
r|>ltitl~ ill . mm 11 .mii lillit' " (‘3
\ l‘lllllltt'l oi \llll\ .titli lltl\tl lll.’il'lxt'tl ll\ tltt- lt‘it‘ll~ ‘A
iii; litilc t'rlllt‘ \‘tilliil " l ' “l
\VUll‘tillx ‘l.tt‘l\i‘l limb (\‘il hill \ .\t‘ll \\lt<ll lliittlt' ill
llll‘\t' t‘lit't‘ll i‘lit‘t‘ls ' ; ..
lltissiuu joltcts lliilllliil‘il/l cqtmli \tcll \lllll lulirii‘.
\\llt'lllt‘l' illiltlt' ml sillt or \\tit)l.
\lxlll\ :itc lilillt't.llil\ lull l‘lic\ :iic gigicciul too,
\llll tlic_\‘ hall}: t‘\t‘t'lll‘llll\. ' I Ii ‘
Killt suits .‘illll t‘uivtliiitutlhnsoi sillt uitli \\||tll. . $22.51)
to $35. "Tl! . I H -
\\:titllt'll suits in \viilc raugc from 53" to $47 :6
“omen oi sllmll tigurc \\lll bc mtcrc-stttl .lN fwduplv
I'll" I l! 1' IT)
.qt‘t‘illltl floor.
{Til
\
as “ill l'ttllllg lull»!
Clever Suits for
little chaps
Lton \ortolks that “illjottrutv tltiuugb lllt laundry '9
timc altti timc —;md look irtsbtr and lutttr after each
journey. I
Suits that iiiulw it little boy feel just "groun up"
cuough. . -
lucid-ts :irc made with litmi collar in
\tll'ltilL sl_\lt‘
contrast .illtl uitli bclt to match c.ollar f
litziy illltl t.itlct .iml tan tliziltibrziy have white belt
and tollnr ' .l
Ian and blue .‘llltl l)l()\\ll strlptil gal: ttca liav c collar a
and belt oi solid tolor. '
.\ntl there are suits entircl) oi “lilll‘. l
\‘itclt made. good durable lalirit, ~and but 854: I
l'ront Pnasciucnt.
Shoes for men
whose feet hurt
.’\ man doesn't llit\ c to have fallen arches,
ciatc liftilllltl tirippcr ‘lltit'5.ll‘:li ‘ v .
'l‘lic) bring' it'llt'l from a ”rent mum of tlic hurts that
itct :trc sultittt to ‘ I; l ‘5
If at man s tcct iltllt' and burn till he “gets going" in
the morning: a pair of Ground (-rippcrs “ill help.
If .t man docsiit know what it is to cute} rial ttilll-
fort bctatnac bis tcct hurt “livtlicr ll(‘ is walking or sitting
a pafi‘ of (around (iiippers will help. «
Ground Grippers are built to correct foot troublcs and
to appre-
Ncar Fairficld avcuuc iloor.
Let dress-form .
I
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help in sewmg
An investment of one dollar will send an adjustable 3"
(ll‘css- form to chic its splcndid help in all the Spring
sewing. r . {if
lhat dollar is the first payment upon its regular
price. The rest is paid in small monthly amounts—with
no extra charge for the accommodation. 4"!
These new—pattern forms telescope into small space
when not in use. 'l‘licy are easily kept in nook or closet.
When in use they
and dimensions of tarious members of the family.
~ form serves for all
litey save time and bother; cut annoyance of fitting
and banning fully o—ne —half. 'l' IV'i l
$t5 and $i8——and payable in small monthly amounts.
One
Left aisle. front. ' .
to give comfort: i make a man \valk properly; to build J
up the hcaltlt 0ft tic icci; to strengthen the foot nuts- '
clcs. \nd they do it! ."h‘! < '- l
.\0\v ready in black calfskin at $5. 50 and in black
kangaroo or rlcbt tan taltskin at $6. 7'»
Ask our shocmcu what they think of ’cui! They ‘
“car cm. .’ It a- :w . 8'
arc quicklv adjusted to the lines ‘
OI‘HI‘, l ) . ti 7.
New “"4 Dainty Wicker 'Furni'ttire.
Rockers. easy chairs. tablet. and the new chaise lounges. that are
now as comfortable as they ate popular.
we are proud oLopr prompt and careful delivery to all parts at
this city and the surrounding towns. '
BAYMOND’G: 8QN
3-4218! mwmmd.,tor
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Norwalk Chronicler