The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-19
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 foreman of the jury which sat herc today.
 Mrs. Hatch, wife of serviceman, was stabbed July I4 as she sat at Bruno's restaurant on Savings
 street. She died three days later Her mother and relatives of her husband were among those present in the courthouse today when the jury was in session.
 Seven Witnesses
 Only seven witnesses were oues- tipned by the jury. They were: Stephen A. Homick, former cor- oner; County Detective Thomas F. Laden, Officer Joseph Begley, Dr. Edward Kirschbaum, medical exam finer; Thomas Farrell, who was with Mrs. Hatch just before the stabhing, Earl J. Waugh, bartender at the restaurant and Mrs. Elizabeth Bruno, operator of the restaurant
 Several other names had been in- cluded on @ list of possible witt nessess submitted by the prosecutor, and number of them were await ing their turn when the jury noti- fled sheriff 1t was ready to report to Superior court.
 Judge McLaughlin's charge to the jury took an half an hour and the l6 men and two women then ad- journed to the courtroom on the third f1cor of the county building for ts session. Only Lucarelli and the witness being questioned were permitted in the room.
 Luca-elli was brought here frorr New Haven county jail by Sheriffs Chris Olsen and Eugene FitzpaG- rick. High Sheriff J. Edward Slavin who summoned the jurors, was on hand to assist with the proceedings
 Three of the jurors who were named last week were unable to at- end, and alternates were notified yesterday to appear. When court convened this morning one of the alternates, State Senator Vincent Kiernan of Derby, was absent and Atty. Francis Mcdonald, who was a spectator in the courtroom, was then drafted to serve.
 Others
 The other substitutes summoned were Lewis Reed of the Citizens and Manufacturers National Bank, and Mrs. Winifred Mcdonald, who Is prominent in Democratic circles here. The substitutes replaced Fred Stuyverson of Milford, John Scan- lon of Meriden, and Mrs. Nellie Hay den of Waterbury. Mrs. Hayden was reported seriously i'll.
 The other jurors summoned were: Omar Platt of Milford, Thomas Me- Aviney of Hamden, Milton H. Brin- ton of Bethany, Henry W. zernitz of | New Haven, James M Kent of New Haven, Douglas Lorring, Louis J. James LaWlor, Jess King of Oxford, Daniel J. Adley of New Albert P. Stowe of Milford, Cornelius Caldwell of Derby, Will liam Wesson, Mrs. Flora K. Allen, and Lawrence L. Lewis.
 Judge Mclaughlin in his charge | defined homicide, manslaughter and first and second degree murder and asked the jurors to consider an ln- dictment of first or second degree He pointed out that no in- |, 1ictmert was necessary for a charge of manslaughter. Arraign- nent on @ charge of manslaughter ,an be made on a states attorneys 
 The jurist stated that malice was he distinguishing factor between nanslaughter and murder and de. icrbed malice as I'll vii, hatred, or nalevolence felt by one person to- ward another"
 Murder which Is deliberate, wll- ul anod premeditated and commit ed with baliee aforethought. was described as first degree, and all others are classified as second de- rec, the jurist stated.
 Only 12 jurors ned agree in order 0 return an indictment, Judge Me- iaughlin pointed out.