"t
L
1' madam, run Ilse. m Lawsuit
fl . .
“tor about twenty
‘-
L. Comfortables and
‘ Blankets
At Low Prion ’ " .
Comfort‘IhiII It uh to ”M
'v.
E. K BANKS
umaon‘nlo norm amok.
L Boom nonwsnx
WEATHER humorist.”
-——-—.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Rain to.
night and .eduesday; modemte to
brisk east to southeast winds. 'l‘lLL
low pressure area that was central
over Iowa yesterday morning has mov-
ed northeastwnlrd to Lake Superior
and has increased somewhat in inton-
sity. 'l‘his depression extends south»
ward over the central valleys and a
secondary disturbance appears over
the East Gulf coast. These disturha~
‘ ncces are accompanied by an extensive
rain area, covering the districts front‘
the (‘reat bakes to the Gulf and ex-
teiiiling this morning as far east as
“9510111 i’cllnsyivanla. West of the
. him and m In. broke her promise
- Miss Smith's merrilnent finished. how-
2 L a:
_ mil Lieu: ill 00qu
(Continued trout First Page.)
”-.....”
Griswold éonsunled the stealer part
of the day giving his- story to the
law. In outlining the ease, his lIiy-
yer said that it was I out: wherein
a younx mun loved to distraction I
woman who lwl p‘niis‘dd to marry
and that} nearly woollen his lite. {for -
nine years. counsel said. Grislvold’s
heart had been on fire with love for
the defendant. The defense outlined
a general denial that it bId not been
a promise of marriage.
Griswold NervouI.
Griswold was nervous. He told his
story to a running tire 01 smiles by
«the jury and tillers by the defendant.
ever, towsrdltue end of the session.
On the stand Griswold said that he
had met Miss Smith in‘lthl when he
was a high sdliool boy. He first spoke
of love to her, he said, after her di--
voroe. .
"She said :to me," said Griswold,
"‘Ruzsie, do you love me?’ and 1
said. 'Sure, I do, honey, and i want to
marry you."
. “ ‘Oh, Ruzzio,’ srald she, “do you
really love me that. much '." i said that.
I did and she said ‘as soon as father
dies we will get married. Ruzzle.’
'GIve Him a Diamond.
She gave him a diamond rip-3‘71:
Christmas, liliii, and told him to con-
sider it. a. token ol‘ the engagement,
Griswold continued. iietlide's. she‘-
sent him many little “engagement
presents." after that diamond pin. a
Missisippi rircr is clearing and colder .
Lycaiher LLith host is rcpoltcd {tom
the Il.(l('l(\ Mountain Liisirltts and lhoL that"
lLiuins siuiLL >1.
, plLLnsiLd.
pearl pin. ties and hoelL-ry. When he
was ill she visited him and wrote him
letters, but» when he not well and:
was able to cull hc found she wax-Li
Lanteltainlng others. . L
“Wouldnt Stand for That "
”i told Ht‘lf‘ii i LLoulLiu'L sLanLi for
Gliswoid LL:.uuluuLLd 'auLi Hilt-
told me silo would built: about she
A two necks later i told
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.‘ 1th the some lllilii; and silo said she.
'l‘LLianLrLLLLLrLL: Minimum. .34;
mum, L‘LH. L‘louLly.
J. W. llatis, oi Mumford. epvnl this
morning in Norwalh on lltlsiliwn
I
Ivy
tiou.
iincs.
(‘ollnL-ilnluii Nl‘lfiilil W.
Norwaik.
,tcrlmry attending
the Odd Fellows.
lit-iiLLiiici,
sonic (.‘(JllU‘llllilll oi
ThL- all] of tho ialc Licorw St John
Benedict ans udtniiir-d ltl :Lroilntc in
the Nulwulii l'l‘nlliiil‘ (Hurt and :an
forc J‘Lidgc lll'lil') \\'. iii'L-LzLLLLy ilil‘i'
morning.
“1'8. J N" Rit'llli iI‘LUn “‘lfil til ill“
pastor of the Siamtmd First Iliillilsi
Church, passed way who suddenly
last eveniiur. Ill‘L Mr. Richardson has
been pastor of the Stamford (‘illirtll
‘and his wife are well-known in \‘or-
vvalk. The lune-ml services will in:
millil- wouldn‘t stand for the imaging.
1
i
1
DUI".
gloved
of mu mitt-n what l said acriousiy "
l.~L let-Llldinu tlu‘ LIaL in War;
wins and both he;
i
held in the church on Thursday flIIi‘l‘Ll
“0011 ll.
TAFT LEAVES PACIFIC COAST.
Now on Return Journey to Washing-
. ton.
1,08 ANGELEB, Cal, Oct. l7.——\'i‘ith
his departima from Les Angelou today,
“I‘rr-tlident Taft brought to an odd his
hermit] visit to the Pacific coast since
be colored the White ileum, and
from now until November 1, the presi-
LiLLnt will travel toward Washington.
l-‘noul 1.0a nAgeloa, Mr. Tait will make
the longest "lump" of the present trip.
(here being but one regularly schedul-
ed stop, at Ogden, Utah. tomorrow sf-
ternoon. (in the Journey from this Lity
Lto llutto. Mont.. where on Thursday
morning the prouidcnt will until; “go
album" for ajew hours. 110 will npcni
_ more than forty hours almoni contin-
uously in his private car and will
crosa California. NovIds, Utah and
part of Montana in I 1,210 mile
utrotch. “
From liutio. Mr. Tali goes through
‘r-Eiiuit-rn Montana. Houtil “Dakota Mil.-
nmmta and ililnois. with I three days’
Mlilll LLL (hit-ago, one day in Pittsburt
and thou lint‘k 'lD Washington. Al-
though ilic trip has been a hard one.
the president leaves the Pacino (bust
in prnotittaily as good physical condl~
tion as when he boarded his private
car in ilosion‘ more than tour wo'eltii
Sign. Only onLLo has his voice grown
men husky. and onto only hell he
lulled to dream. an invitation to bar-
lioiilnie in any sort or funotien that
had llN‘l] arranged with In eyd’ to his
prcwncn.
The trip from now on will be almost
as strenuous as it his been tor the
last four weeks.
3:" Camera!
2:30 o'clock and a numlu-r;
, ,, .. ..
from town are anticipating attendance. . “mad liuzziolumb
m l . . .
. . . LLLLulLinL st: m L
Howard .\. (ioLlirv-y. oi thL I01 :Li Liui-1 ‘l ‘ i r H
is L-lijnLEuL: n Lynch's Milli"
‘inn.
Shc‘
ilLLr lctiLLlsL but it. but i
H‘LLlLlLlLLL L llisclll to lLLt hcr ll:’i\l' ihLLnl.
LLuiliL d
The W0rjld’s Best
'\ by Every Test
Baking day is never dreaded. The
well proportioned. perfectly ventilated
oven cooks evenly, quickly and satis-
factorily. Used and recommended by
all life leading cooking schools.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN ITIII'I' OOUTH NORWALK.
0
IMPORTANT!
When you buy Feeds you should want to know if they will “make
Iood."
Bonnie Home Ground Feeds are making good.
Why experiment with Feeds of uncertain quality, when you can
buy bonnie Feeds for the same money.
Bonnie Feeds for Horse. (‘attle and Poultry (home ground) are not
manufactured from refuse and offals, but are made of pure, sweat
grains .
I
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ors~~lionnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
That's It !——-
JCddO Goa A HiltThing
. Send us In order for one ioId. Ind WI will retain you II I cus-
tomer. Clean.frII from Iisto.uniforvn quIilty.I Iuithle for furnace,
range, Itove oerIif-to‘odsr. Prices on Ipplchtlon.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
l ilLLlllllllIHI liLl m'uiu about Mr liai- ,
(oiling licr indrc that i
us no \Ltil‘LL 1:0-
LillL'LL
int: lo ht: murriL-Li.
“\i‘lly liuzzic,
you. For
said. 1 “UN?!"
liLLLLL'LLu'a suite huL'L-
hlli‘
“What has the
pliili niilu .L earn
mount to us?" i illilit‘il hot“.
“WILL". yull moi ish ilny site one,
:‘Wll. that “till unlL a pas: ituLL.
Became indignant ‘
"'l‘hun l le-unlc LLLly indiuuunifind“
AlarlLLd away. Shc run alter me, cry»
'iiuzzio, liuzzic. LLoiuLL back: you
l love you Lit-arly.’ but i did
slop. Hhc wont bark into the
know
lzui
i8 THERE A GOOD NAME
BEHIND THE BEER
YOU DRlNK?
liuihor. is ilLL-Lv :L rnpuiaiil’iti
for an lltillmil Iit'il.i.‘ll&i‘ hank Lil“
ihc labcl on the 'i‘horo
is beyond any quw-tii it the
lulwl reads: “.laoobl‘tuplml‘t.
lttira llocr. ilrL-wcry Homing,”
That imprint stands tor purity
of bulls and Miler. L'imnliucsa
of handling lllv iLLLLLt' lil over}
hidin- from brewing in dual LILL-
“win. More \‘illl bowl the,
train» linppert iloci'.‘
MAGNER & FLYNN
\U'Lilll'v’
Illillht and appcanLLi at tiiLL Linux a mo
i‘neni into: with a broken LusLL. .
("au: LLLL llx our low like this
than (’iliilil llo ilxcd'." LdlL- asked.
“lint l “as too tillKl) for anything.
i nus so angry that i just went home .
.Lulld giggles flout juiylnL-n, spec-
tators and the defendant, ilriawold‘s
lawyer road oxirut‘la from tho Bu-
lcllcl‘n.
MiII Smith Makes Notes.
Miss Smith made notes as the read-
ing proceeded. Some of tho tnlssiyos
were addressed to "Selgiried" and
were signed "lirLluhlldc."
Griswold explained that Miss Smith
selected these names for hlin and her-
self from Wagner's opera. Others
ware addressed to "minis"
One letter closed with "And i re- '
main on and on and on and on your
love, llelen." Another was nigncd “EL
K."
“What does that mean?"
lIwyor.
lurked the
Kiss signal.
“That means kiss my eyes or eye
kiss." answered Griswold. "Helen
would say 'liunie' and his little eyes, -
for We bed a code by which we would
kins each othenthrongh mall's
And when We met. if LL Llllll‘
were alone, we would tell each other
how much we would like to kiss by
winking our eyes in different ways." ‘ '
Anoth‘r letter described the writer -
II being "with ltuxsie in spirit Ind
searching for him bodily." The writer ' ‘
awaited him iirestlileiilily. the letter
said. in another the writef‘ confided
that "a great blue ocean oi love iloods'
my heart which finds its source in the
eye."
’ Adjournment was taken
day. .
“Two great desires of my lilo be"
In airship. " .
liOl‘llOn '
until ‘ to '
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been untitled One was to go up in .v
A... .. .md .. ‘.._.. .. ... . N...” ..... “—-....“
Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal
mined.
Tel. 721
Coal! Coal! Coal'
HARRIS & GANS co.
68 Wster Street South Norwslk
Try a Pair
0i Shoes Yeti Won’t Have to Break in
The “Queen Quality” is 0 Shoe
for ‘solid comfort that. is Lip to date and is always easy item the
first moment worn. We hate them in all leathers, styles and allot.
63.00, 03.60, 04.00.
The “Walk- Over” Shoe for the Man
who is looking for stylish.
comfortable lootwoor. Every pair minimised to give perfect smile
faction. 08.60. m0, 04.60. 1
IIRVICIAILI IOHOOL OHOII.
‘Thernte Shoe Store
‘ ' 90 Washington Street
WHERI THE GOOD OHOIO OOH. FROM
.:..;-.-..‘i~......;.
l
jLLaaLl the clam" ’ ‘ '
"To got was batik Lo outdo-1m:
chill”
Harte-“"1 always till“ the" bail»
his costumes mm people. .look
cola-"Walla they also certainly
lithe pearls look looser "mllorlln
,.s?.
'\' , .
W
its has untold wealth?“
. M
Repairing or Pauling
NOW THE THE.
.1
a
. ... -......
:IIHWI
«WW
, A VAlTHFUl. “KENS“. .
atheiihwi radily don’t think the
photographer caught my expression.
do you” .
Miss Keen (looking at 11110th don't
see, “ya-«Boston TrInsoript.
M”-
Honey well invested-an Advert“.
Local in The Sentinel. .
a Piano
sourL-i NonWALK r057 Lerner“.
South Norwalk Postofllce
mum ARRIVI non .
1:6‘800 ”Hi“. 7:00. 10: 80 I. In;
paints-LL 65 so. u: to I. m:
DIM
A: 01$?” m
sdrELJLEu Il-sonmqtzoondsnm m.
Merrill—4: so I:00,10:00 I. m.; 1: 00, 3: on,
Pl:.AlLO CLOII FOR
qurn MM: '00. (Bri rt onl .
8:60), 10: 00 gm .:1 .00.; 6: “2.0.5.0 p. m.’
WlfllMPOMHH410200 I. m.; 18:
3:66 16:00. il: 00 on)
1: 00.3
DInhur :46. o. m.: 1: 00, 6: 00
10:30 a. an; pin
as good as the
WIItIrls
CHLCKE‘RLNG,
1:00.
“y" m. n. caowsi. Postmuter.
Nos-walk Postoflke
MIilI Duo-lofted
M. SONNENBERG
6:60 is. In.»
6:10 I. m. ~lmibnry division. PIANO
6:80 a. mow-Went and South Norwalk. .
9:10 s. m. - lanai West and So. Norwslk i
12:00 m.-— Now lion: and We l. CO
11:46 pmm m--—Eflll and South Norwalk. 0
1:16 p.m .-Dnnbury division.
1:36 p.1n .,~—tl’olnts!West o! stunlord. lat-
are
3:20 p. Ind-West and South Norwnlk.
6:00 p m ~Cal‘ilnon motion. Dunbar! Ind
on 7*“
6:30 p. m.-li‘.aat. West and Bo. orwslk.
8:00 p.m urn—East. West and 80. orvmlk.
IundIyI Ind HolldIyI.
Last mail closes at 6: 30 p in.
Sunday collection at (i: Boil. In.
Mil lI Renoir.
7:00 Lin ILL—All di otluns.
7: 00 a mWTMLL anno Station
7: 16 I.m m.~—Easi west of Bridgeport.
8:16 I. m.'-“iiton and llsnbury.
ii; 30 I South Norwnlk.
ll 00 L“ m "—Eusi, Weill and 80. Norwsik
12:50 7). m. mimui'niry division. .
2:00 p. mL Enid. Want and So. Norwalk.
2. 30 p. in. when
$316 p. m -Eaut and booth Norwalk
6: (to p in. «No we \‘Luk. Iiruuklyn and South
. NutLLitiit
i 7300 m ~~~~~~ Emu um and So Norwnlk.
K Sundayo.
ii. 00 n. in. ~ East LL. at and So Norwaik
V'nrrlors lenLlow open from!) until 10
“I. m. t
E 3 Album. PostmIIter.
Lug:
FIRE ALARMS w. A. HANFORD 42 N. Main StmTeL 502
a?.........,.._..___.__ -M "E... , -
you want the tone and the making
better tone, nofbetter making at the,
prices than in the Pianos we sell.
' GABLER,
HUNTINGTON,
case. There is :10“:-
KMNICHdLiACH’j
STERLING ‘
MENDELSSOHN
104 Washingtiln St.
Phone 30
His Royal Highness
the American automobllist, is the man;
that we are entering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
al procession we ask him to bring it to
this Shop before starting out. We will
oL-orhaul it, tighten up screws and nin-
chinery, put in new parts, put his en-
gine, brakes. magucio, plugs, etc.. in
good working order and make his
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
nolance by bringing his iluto to 2
OOUTH NORWALK FIRE: ALARM
BOXES
Ill'irc Alarm iii-.LLLiLlLLLrLL-m nt Electric
“Lulu“. 'Yiltitglwm for lilo alarms.
No.10
“X\\'llHIilllNlltll and North Main 811.
L MulliitrlL-let IILLlLLi.
i ley and lillyliiuml His.
small a- t; L‘nnLL-t l-‘acioiy, private.
il— IiLt)‘ N TlltllitrL
l
b”
L.
w
Optician
Nolwuik llunxtitni
--\Iinlit‘ IIttil klil‘fni‘tl and (‘liy IIUIOII
- L‘ Luna <1
113 aw oat ht. leLLkllin St’llutil.
,lilLL—xl‘nnrorri 91.. Concord and
’ lichuuln.
1‘ North “aid and Ann Bill.
11: Ill“)! St and limLLlLLL 4\\B.
iii ~xNLLrLLalk imii \ Im
1‘; “'vtsi \\"i litLLli‘LiLiul St.
'19- —»iligli Si'ltinnl \\' vs! AW
Wm 51. and 'lLLLiuL ave
Lincoln
0. D. Jackson
Everythingjndhe Optical Line .‘
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET '
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
«viily Am Lind lame Ht
21~~-t‘ilvnllitli and ”tiny Sis.
:f- NSLLthlL Milli: uml Monroe Slit.
.‘ii -l.L-\inulun ILL-LL, and Austin St.
3'.‘ Lil‘wt and [film l‘il‘nvi- Ella.
:lir South Main St. ladwecn Grove and
.‘li‘iUILIW Ste
.12 .\I.\‘|l llLLill“l(L “inks i-ltato Si.
iii filming and i'ln‘. his
3:. \Ilfl\'.llii|il and “our Sis.
athimL‘kLLL-od Mix m
tl-«l-‘uiriiold Ave and L‘sdar St.
Tnylul .'\\i‘. and South M.
43 \VoodLLLLrLl Arc and “Latin“ Si
‘tbr llurriti and uuluLuLd ALLL- and \VLLtct
Li“
Woodward and I .LLLLndeLL ALLL-n.
-tlLil~ion Hill 8!. null l. lmLLuml Ave.
\\ ushlnuimt hi Ilritlnc.
Frciuilt ylud and Ann til.
(it: Norualk lock (3.," p train
.5 (xi lmuoton nou- -'~iiLLLi orln boxes.
t Mann r box. front will ch the norm
her of any box can In- sounded.
Ono lenkc at 12 noon and 6 p. m..L
standard time. 1-
Clnc- uiroko at odd times. toptln. or
line open.
Two Itmkes after an alarm. fire out, re-' ~
coils department. 1»1
“'l‘hlrcai slow strokes. water to be shot
(I . r- “*1
M iii: 06 p. m.. each Wednesday. a box
is uliod {or tent
Irin- alarms for an-
colvud by telephone.
62
private.
South Norwalk
ELM ER E. CA8!
district also 1‘0-
IAIT NORWALK HUI ALARM IOXIO
Fire hoIdu Hera. Van Zuni Bi.’1‘ei. 170.
2l2~~1iluthuhlnnon and Fort BI
lili—J'an hot 8!. and so. (about Ave. are now in position to REPAIR
nan-Port Ind Charles BtI.
m CmElll Mo. and Fit ch Hi.
I: I. John 8! Mid Edile Ave. ‘
M ~wilmviow Ave. and Firs ”St. L
3 Boulevard Ind second lit.
ut‘tm Ave and Fifth St
nail box in MIrvin school oonnIotI
with hols I l
mulling“ box in Fitch school oonnoots
w
1 One blunt of whistle It odd times, test—
or
sign: otlluns't J'wiu-ns It I a m. mast-a
a.
mum Wed odnssdsy.
Two hints oipwmhlstlew -1~—-ilrs out.
Four biIItp ot whistle-£141 -1—-It 8:80
In. no school.
Roms all at 11: :0 I. on. one“
a telephone ms to ”dogma“ union
‘7 1. between tab
Ame. la..'fvlnl-Lm ioootlon Mohamw
. ”WALK mu ALARM.
“mg: or of )lIind Ind Wei Bis.
— v.e and
Inn—ll
Was: CIT Ind Wilton Ave.
1 :grtklinr Ave. IB- Lyman
r
40 Wain Itmt.
O.
TILRPHONI
YOUR 0RD!"
[Hill Mid Rollo“ 81. g
u... out Ave. ‘n kt," ’ Ht.’ Homo Spinach, peck
1 Yellow Turnips, peck
out Ave. and I win BL.
’ arbor MOrLLbIl-d
n i at. and Harbor Ave.
ea't’eAVI...t'IliIrm
Eimsm
an“ that. atlltdmlsorthm Q"
ew Canaan and Flair lit.
«ital at“ pjfir rumor l
“'L 533..., Jim," 1...... 5 so norm mun I'i'lll'l'
s. and (”when Ave.
mm W um. .
”M
.nowawou rum ALARM humor; “mmymmm‘ wkk'mfi "a.
OilIrIetsrisss Ascent DoolIton.
transits Cl'l'Y. Md, Oct. 17.n'LTIllt'
‘ tbs mint Trust decisions or itLI‘nua
plume Court have practically sound-
ed the doItii knell of monopolistic
combinstioss in the United states, but
lists not injured initials“ business
insds here lost
onruhustl; or «mom
yet what to populnroilool a? the as.
a... ..,_ .
You Need a Business Training—— Attend
Merrill Night School
---— NOW --—-—
Stamford
Port Chester
W. R. THOMPSON
Automobile Repairing
liLLL‘lng leased the Nelson Taylor building. Steamboat Place, we
YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice. Telephone your auto troubles to us.
Machine Work a Specialty
«"3 Specialty Manufacturing Co.
Iouth NorwIik. Conn.
..............iOo
.........609
qt.....‘..120
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
ruous «I
- “in
cision will be, there has been so hitch
talk one way and another. Popular
sentiment will wait on the onset 01
the decision on business, but finally.
I believe. the country will understand
that a“ Very me step has sanitation
in checking artificial business growth
without interfering with normsl heals
thy growth.” ssid Mr. Whilst-shout.
T
Sweet Peta-toes
per peck. 350
Extra large (‘abhage............7ciQuinoes, balkot 00°
...30¢i Pears. basket 60o
..,....26¢i Tokay Grapes, ib.
Green Tomatoes. basket ........86oi Fall Pippin Apples, peek
Hubbard and Marrow Squash, lb..3oi Extra large Cranberries,
Norwalk Chronicler