PiCKlNG JURORS
IN MACRl CASE
' Lights Go Out in Court
Room at Yesterday’s
Session -— Defendant
'Unconcerned
..Ct)l.'lt'l? HOUSE, [.l'l‘Clils‘llfiLl').
Nov. ii.—-—(Al’). Throughout the du)‘.
the second of the retrial of Olym-
lilu'lilacrl. of New lluven. for the
murder of John Ilagnano, tuicsmun
after talcsuian followed one another
to thc witness stand only to be rejec-
ted by counsel or excused by the
court because of an'opinion already
formed which "no amount of evi-
dence could alter."
Although, tiio procession seemed
endless. only men actually occupied
the witness stand each to answer
"to the best, of my knowledge and
belief" the questions put by the
state. defense counsel and court.
When court adjourned at 5:30
yesterday afternoon. no Juror had
been selected to join Vi’lillam J.
limit selected yesterday as juror No.
l. Both the state and defense were
saved a number of challenges by
witnesses being excused because of
their fixed opinions. Many of these
t'i‘llfiht‘fiized tlieii answers to such an
1- xtcnt that there no doubt left as to
their desire to cm ape jury duty (m
the Maori muxdcr‘czise.
The state crept up to and passed
the defense in the number of per-
emptory challenges exbrcised. The
state three fillies excused venirotncn
.1 11d the defense once. The state has
‘.’1 of its :5 challenges remaining
while the defense has 2:.
Lights Go Out.
Three jurors had been picked at-
the end of the second day of the
first trial in New Haven county last
spring. At that Aime, however, the
state had exercised seven challeng-
. es and the defense thirteen.
Comedy twice touched the court'-
i'oom where soon the state will be
clamoring for life's imprisonment
for the 20-year-old unwed mother,
who claims she killed Ilagnano be-
cause he refused to provide for their
child born‘out of wedlock.
Once when State's Attorney Arnon
A. Ailing exchanged picasuntries
-11'ith an old acquaintance who was
challenged by the defense. those
present had a hearty laugh and
again when the town's power went
off and the courtroom was thrown
into darkness only a few minutes
before court Was to adjourn at 5:30
Candles were brought. but the
state's attorney laid he did not wish
to continue questioning the tales-
mam being questio ed unless he.
could see the express on on the wit-
ness's face. The beams from a
flashlight. furnished by the defense
counsel were added 'to the flickering
light of the candles which had been
obtained by u hairspupcrman
and couit continued. '
The incident happened near the
close of the questioning of Burnett,
1. Johnson. of Bethlehem. by Joseph
Koletsky. defense counsel. who an-
ionnced that he would forcgo ask-
ing any 'more questions. Judge
tlinman asked if the state wished
- to further question the witness.
A nation-wide hunt is on for Mn.
Marion Murray Brenton. She unwed
her way out. of tlie Heckensuk, N.
J.. jail where she was serving a sen-
tcnt'c for forgery.
"I've never tried it before and I
don't feel like doing it now." Mr.
Ailing replied. adding thut'he liked
to see the expression on. the face of
the witness. When court resumed
.‘ilr. Ailing put two inoro questions
and then cxcaused the Witness. his
third challenge of' the day.
Olympia Unconccrncd
Miss Macrl continued to be seem-
ingly one of the least interested per:-
sons in the courtroom in the race-
durc which was going on store
Judge George E. Hinman. She out
throughout the day with her hands
folded in her lap. She was looking
forward. she said. to a Visit today
of her baby who will be" brought
to Lilclit'icid from New Haven by a.
relative. During the afternoon.
Miss Helen Busky, 11 helper 'ut the
Jail. attended Miss Maori in place of
Mrs. Mary Todd. the matron at the
county jail here. i
At‘ no time has the 'courtrooml
been filled by spectators who drift.
in to .caich a. glance of the girl.
Allyn Creamer. of Goshcn. a truck
driver. had formeod a fixed opinion
from reading newspaper .rcports of
the ease and was excused by the
court.
Morgan Drake. 11.1111 lnion farmer.
who followed Mr .Cieamer to the
stand. said he had served 011 a jury
eight or nine years ago. when a
man. tin-Italian. was 011 trial for
manslaughter or second degree mur-
der but he could not recall what the
case had been.
The. witness was the first of those
examined to state that his wife had
criticised the accused. The-charac-
tor of the. criticism was not [nought
out howeu-i'. His father- in law had
also censiiied the girl. He insisted
he did not take sides. He was ex-
cused by the state. using preéniptory
challenge Number three.
Willing to 'Be "Shown,"
Raymond Perrcgeaux. a Goalie"
fa'rn‘ior. '."i more old had read of
the. case hi neivspapcrs, had dis-
cussed it with his wife 'iind had
lol'med an opinion. but conceded
that his opinion would be changed
if he were "shown."
BUS C0. CONTROL
stockholders of the Central Bus Cor-
protitable corporation. operation of
original for her during the rental
He no excused by Juan Hiii~
1111111.
. Burnett i3. launch. of Bethleg
hem. next culleil. save his occupa-
tion us "winner."
Judge Hiiiinan inquired: “What
is a counter?" and witness explained
that his business was to can vexe~
tables and other foodstuffs.
The state's attorney. who had
allied concerning the man' 11 occupa-
ti.on .rcmurkcd:
“It's so simple. 1 was skeptical."
Tho witness told the state's ut-
torney that he had been a newspa-
per correspondent fer a Waterbury
paper for many years. but had Dead
little of_ the ease. 1.th spring he
was correspondent for the Water-
bury llopublican. he said.
When asked it' he believed all
that he read in the newspapers. he
answered:
"Not always."
Mr. Johnson was then examined
by Mr. Koletsky. The lights went
out after ho had been asked a few
questions. He. was excused by the
state. exercising its fourth chai-
lcnge. ‘
CONSPIRACY is
11111111 MADE
John '1‘. L. Hubbard and Clarence
R. Hall. attorneys residing in Fair-
field. “conspired to cheat. defraud
snd'deprive." by "false and deceitful
aria. practices and representations."
poratlon of their stock. to the end
that they might gain control of that.
buses over the Brooklawn route.
it is charged in papers filed in Su-
perior Court.
Warned of Bus Lines.
It is declared by Edward L.
Schlump. stratford. that Hubbard
and Hall told him and Herbert D
Harris and Joseph Kohlman. all Bus
Corporation stockholders that they
were going to operate two bus lines
in competition with the Central Bus
Corporation. and that they, would
put into operation buses worth
$35,000.
i
Inventor Leaves
$50, 000 to His Wife
NEW YORK. Nov. b.-—Tho will of
Frederick Bright, inventd‘r and for-
mer president of the. Bright Monu-
i'uctui'ing' company of Philadelphia.
was filed in the Surrogate's court
yesterday. Mr. Bright, who died Oc-
tober 7. at Greenwich, Conn.. be-
queathed to four oststeru $20,000
each and also left to them his resi-
duary estate. They are Ali's. Laura
lleilo llniiiei'el of Ocean Park.
Caiif.. Mrs. Linnu. Mary Aylsworth.
of Los Aiigcles, Calif.; Mrs. Loncllu
I. Sibley. Los Anxelesz. and Mrs.
Enice A. Grey, Greenwich, Conn.
To his widow, Mrs. Mary Stotirns
Worth Bright. of Bridgeport. (‘.onn..
Mr. Bright left $50,001). saying. "In
asmueli as she has been amply pru-
i'ided for and has received from me
during my lifetime. in addition to
her personal estate, such aid as re-
sulted in many times doubling- her
der of her life."
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York last night. 24 hours late. a...” that 011 1': :11-.111111111 Ulll 1'.ilic stage has . suspended .m s- ..1,. .“'... W‘ml PM
112' " 1 . , one of 1,110 roughest voyugps 11 11.1.1 '11111111-11 to.A1111-1it'.i to 11 in 11 place she left 1011 n in 15' hours
lloudini, the musician, 14th with P. L. 0. A. Keler,- ex sell medium. 0 ‘ 111 .11111---111.111 11111 M. 111115 .1 1 11111, .1 \‘oltliu 111 11111 women defend iii
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the 05“", greatly worried 1... .1... accounts 0511-111“ 11:11:11.1911 :111- 211': in the $1111 plaintiff 111; iii 11111'111re cal
exp ' her being fined for contempt of; “141‘ 1'1” l 1'1111'111 141"” 111 ”Mb t0 it'gtlli timinst ll' 1. 11111
~ court for ignoring a summons to zip-‘1 HO" l1 \1 11. li'o'ste 1.1-. -
W C ,re A" in same BuSineSS He Says NN he“ pear as a witness in the. divorce _~____W 1, ~_ _ fl __ . ' --.-- . .___-
suit of Janet Beecher, :11-tress 11nd . l'l'it'u' 11111 more cattle in T.n1,l _
caught4T00k Money from Widows Dr. It. A. Hoffman. Miss Swanson . the 11111- 111‘ i:--1' husband. The mur- . 11nd “MUS today than there wag
" ._ ' 1.__...__,_._. . said she did not receive ll111siiiii-;1liliu 1111141111111 tiui' 111111' ills ii) .‘lllOW.’ before the 11' 111' “’ .
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dini we re all in the 11.11110 business wrote questions upon paper which court ogder. ""Slm'"! l'l't'.” . lilir lvill".'*i‘ul W. About 8.3 per cent. of the farm
unyhow.‘ nihe folded anti placed before her, Sh“ “'35 “19° “”1“” "0“" “Hm" ' ”WW” MW“ "17'1“” "1 “”11““ l” I houses in the l'nlted States are still
These words take on astounding and after 11 time the medium pro- 0‘13 0‘ reports ”"0“”: l” (”SCI‘NW " ""- 1 located by stoves.
dueed from under the slate curds
bearing spirit replies. (me, such mes-
:ige, printed with yellow crayon pur-
significance when you get the pic-
beside the
alter in tho‘snow of this obscure.
.1 33.1 ”geeh ported to come from the girl's tic.-
- '1-11st-ii (‘illlii sister. It says:
The)" title spoken by P. L. ( A. ' l .1 ‘ ' . _ .
Keelci, 101 to years an ut‘iit'c and ""1" Julie. lieu! .1111111111.1. I am
extremely successful "epirlluallst happy. I “me all I “an" AW“ got
' .' t .1111 two new skates. l have 11111. I 11111
medium.‘ to Houdini, the is age. 1' 1111' I...“ “M ma “Mm. thnn
magician. just after the latter had ' ‘j‘f'. f ‘ " ' .‘ ' ‘
exposed holder in a sum”. fraud .‘ liillltii1ii himself with :1 flare for
‘lloudini ”Wm“. this admission . llit. tl1.'1tiit'.il Illlti lliii'lltit‘ti to ask
as 1111 abject admission of trickery 1 W “ 7.1m"- lie. ('.’.lzl.m.,‘.l.i;u 32.3.:
and as the (1"owiiing reward of ”1132"“n “ l “m” H ‘ ‘ ‘ ,
and wore lulu: lillit'li ulJlSFt‘F. lie.
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$533; ‘.fe.)|:f.?:L'.’.‘,‘:3ll..:.‘:un :14”: !. 111111111141 d. also to put on false whis-l.
tlultlo of departed spli'.its ii \c1ittilili- A “'2" but 111 wilful”? or H” “'1’
high priest ot the cult. stuuiineiilig. x" ”“"tl I“ lump. 1111.1. 1' ‘1
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tel'talniiient 11nd admitting "Hondi- 1111111111 "“ and ““ “0“" pup-irim; ‘0
m. “.01.... 1.. the 51111111 bun .10.... inc in the 11111li11111'1i Tltllllt when he
The twlmullnn 11f Kcnlor. lloiiililii ; 1.11111 down the street. K‘ "I“. WW ll
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iiii lon w'ar on fake mediums. No' ’ " 9‘ , ' i
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lt‘rllnklln' Prince chief iiii'estign-tr I " “’ ' .
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chiral Research. distinguishes Kt'el-
or by caliiltgeiiini. "the 1111111 111111111—
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pie-lied to acknowledge lulu . t‘l‘lllglit' 1‘9 not i'uu 11111 .11-1 1.111. 1 .1111.
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Keelei' iiblulm'l llll‘Fl'i-l'rl' = from taunted Houdini. "’l‘lu'so girls don'tf
cut-h oiie‘slil- named and charged look dangerous. but. they have bccn‘
her $3 for the lot. 'l‘licn 1111 the day watching me. do your kind of tricks.
of the 111111511111 Houdini himself for months. They tell me you are
came here. iii-coinpunled 111' MPH 'tri'rtbli crude and 11111'.'l‘l1i:i little
Lockwood. .liillti i.01'ki".oml and one 11.1115 she haul in inn-:11 at you
myself. .liiliu urtunlii is ilouiillils! ion iit'ttinilv dropptd ioui' curds."
secretary. but she is quite smalll "Yes. now ] iimcmlnei. [ did lot
and “'3’" made "l1 ill ,luiinlle 1105- 111111111 curds full." said chlor. "Ii
tume so she looked the port of 11 =11'a11 cold today, and the little girl
15-year-old girl. the "11~111011"s"!111o not look siispiiious so I didn't
daughter. tnke pains to put 111111 the work
The two girls wt'nt. again to lilt‘ .slle’l; ,
customary $3 lie guie Julia :1 "I have “mind to see \‘.t)ll
sconce. They sat at a table uponldini. ic.nlly lhare. l'd 11.111
BRIBED, THEY GO TO PRISON
He stood frozen in bid
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sent
showman.
int." 111' poliipotls tit‘t‘t’ii. :iud Ht‘t'lt 1',
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tire of
the nemesis which o\ 1111:,»an lu'm.
NEW YORK. Nov.
Numbering among
Gloria Swanson
the Marquis De. La l"ului.'ii'
Coudruyte,
‘.'uu'k the 1'1'10111'1'
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and
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his spirits in
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