The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-14


 New York, July 14.-''rhe people rest" so the: State announced two or three minutes before o'clock last evening at the end of the third week of the insanity hearing of Harry 9ThaW l before Justice Peter A Hendr1ck and "a jury In the County Court House. I Thaw thereupoIR went uptown and I had his first Broadway dinner for i4nore than nine years. Thanks to a i.court order issued. by Justice Hen drick.s sThaw for many nights recently has been dining in hotel restaurants ssitUateds in the Tender1oin neighbor- hood He has been spending the ev- enings pleasantly in the Biltnore, the sWRldorf, the Park Avenue and other hotels But none Of these was sftu- lated right out on Broadway
 f Last night, after a hot day in court Stanford Whites slayer was shot up 2 to the glass enclosed roof garden on the twenty-fonrth floor of the Hotel i McAlpfr1 It was the first time he had seen the WoofWorth tower, far saway, lighted up, or had seen the three story high electric lighted clock ion the Metropolitan tower all abiaze- 1 He was sfascinated'' by the night | view, Thaw said Also he was very happy because, so he told those stand ing around him, at the same hour tor night he will. he thinks, be free. What He'll Do First.
 s'And what will you do hrst2'' Mr. Thaw was asked, the question being prompted by ThaHss confidence that he is to be liberated
 ttI'll go down on Long Island for two or three days he answered in 8 j way that showed he had doubt about the, to hirn, favorable outcome I Of the hearing. Then I shall go out to Pfttsburg and from there I intend to i go to California fully expect to be 1 free tomorrow night
 ! About eyexybody in the McA1pin Kroof garden seemed to know that the Eta1I9 man with T1Fennat1re4y gray hair was Thaw- Men who said they were tsoId friends came up to his table after he had torn himself away from i the .tfasciAaefng'' window view of the lighted city to shake haa11s with him. If any girl h the crowded dining room hadn't recognized him up to this time she did so as the .so1d friends walked lnp to Thav and made fuss over him
 More than an hour earlier than this, down at the County Court House, iThaw at tfze concIusfon of the test- mony in the insanity hearing held a reception of a similar kind but a smaller scale as he came from the
 luffy white sun1nery things ap- s5roached the rnurderer of White as Illaw was waalzing from the court loom A number of girls followed in her tram
 Harry, said the young woman sushingly ly-and there was nothing in Thaw'S manner to lead one to believe that he ever had seen her before, I've just want to say that we come from the oau town, Pittsburgh, and
 Yes. said Thaw politely as he clasped the white gIoved hand extend ed toward him and removed his straw hat.
 We're from Pattsburgh,'- continued the Nexuberant young lady, land we want to say that we extend you wish es for good luck in the old town"
 Anxious to Get Away. Thaw was impathently anxious, so it seemed, to start uptown for dinner. 1 He took only enough time to thank the spokeslady of the delegation and then trotted out to Broadway. After he had left the Building efforts were made by the newspaper men present to learn the names of the girls from the old town, but the efforts were un- successful.
 One reason for TTaawss happiness l when leaving the court room was that even the testimony of the stateas alien l iSts showed conflicting opinions as to l the nature of Thawss insanity All I three of thenn-Dr Austin Flint, the continuation of whose testimony from the day before took I'D all the forenoon session; Dr. Amos T. Baker, formerly OA AIeS111SIL1OEd and EnEJC6GeF ana Dr. Raymond F. o. Reb of Mattea- waL-occupied the attenrAon of Justice Hendrfcaz and the jury frUm 10 o'clock 1 in rf1e morning until s p. m.
 Dr. Flint, the states chief al1enist had said the day before and repeated yesterday that paranoia and the dis ease from which he believes Thaw ts suffering, '<constftutfona7 3nferfprfty with paranoiac trends are synony- nous. The states al2eniBts, who fol- lowed Dr. Flint on the stand, said they 1 stltut1ona1 fnfer4ority with paranoiac l trends were different forms of ab- l normality.
 Dr. Flint Causes Smiles. l The happiest moment of the whole day came along during the morning session when MT. sStanchf1eId- by first time since the hearing began three weeks ago the blue serge suit he has been wearing and blossoned out in a, new summer suit of light gray hufhn ness-was asking Dr. Flint what i ThaW had done during the present T hearing which led the witness to be lfewe that Taaw is now insane I What single thing has MT Thaw done?'' Mir. Stanchf field, one foot up i on the seat of the chair in front of him usual, asked in his accustom- ed conversational tones, ''in this court room which you think is abnormal Dr. F1dnt ?''
 sWell,'' answered the aged alfenist promptly, tT don't consider his att 1 tempt to lhypnotfze me in this court during the present hearing normal Taaw laughed outright. The court