5. THESOUTHNQRWALK
Iutier Chapter, N0. re. It. A. M.
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. WEDNESDAY, OCT. :8. :21:
MINIATURE ltn‘éfi'fi
TOMORRO
Sun rises 6 :08“; sets 5:07.
Hi h tide 9:031.
MABONIC MEMORY.
Old WOll L06”, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets ta Masonic Building. South
~ Main street. 1st and Bil Tuesday at
each month—~July and August ox-
eeptsd—at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons. cordially invite . Reed
lsiléoii‘lynn. W. M. Robert M‘ Wilcox.
Meals in Masonic Building, South
Maln‘strdet, 2d and 1th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
, coptedfiet 8. o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially tamed. Thaddeus
”a Buyer, H. P‘. " Robert M. Wilcox.
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,noaea-r M. wu.cox. soar.
socmrr NOTICES ’
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.IUVERCHANTB' AND MANUFACTUR-
' ERS’ ASSOClATION
Nehemiah Csndee, President
Mice-president, Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
PHONE CALLS
ga-a—-Neivs Department
,rjga~3~:-Business Department
’e‘fl-af-éBranch Office, Norwallr
iii-Editor's Residence
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THE GRISWOLD-SMlTH SUIT.
There is a novel unit on now be
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itlllilltlltl it all
Patient Arrested lnilorwalk,
Escapes Prison Term
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William B. Keitlell, ll unllllul‘lum
bailout formerly of Dr. nuland'e san-
lllll‘llllll lllld late of a local mutilation.
wall this morning euthanized by Judge
Edward M. Lockwood in the Nor-walk
town court to six months to Bridge-
port in“, plan the costs of the case.
Kcllcll pleaded guilty to a charge or
indecent exposure and war sentenced
immediately. llc might have also had
a line of $100 as a maximum but Judge
Lockwood did not deem this llccvs-
nary. K =
Kolttcll was‘arrcsted last, awning
by Captain 'l‘bomae Hunt, of the Mir
walk holicc 'iorce, after quite a little
work in locating tho gentleman. lie
was assisted In the search by a num-
bcr of young boy scouts who had been
l'ollwlng the man about, and Ketttell
was llnaliy located in West avenue.
Kcittcll was naked if he winhod the
case postponed this morning in order
to aocure counsel, but he said no,
and when he was put to pica ho calm-
ly stated “guilty." The arrcst and
illlc appearancc in court on the same ~
charge is not at all now to the man.
ltc told tho court that ho had been
arrested in Ncw.llat'cn and in Hart-
l'ord for thc same ollcnae. '
t‘ourt sentcnrcd the man to lilo days
In confinement and instead oi sending
him to jail put him in a sanitarium.>
llr. ltulnnd‘s. lie was rcloaand fromi
Lhcrc upon the permission of tho;
fore it New You-ll court in which tho
plaintitl is a young man and the dc-
fondanl a middle—aged woman. (ii-l
vorcell, but with a penchant for‘wril-l
in; iot'o lottcrs which are now bclnlzf
read to judge and jury. The youni-hf
man says the woman proposcli to hllnI
‘ and promised to marry him but sol»;
sequently refused, and he now sacs.
her for $430,000. tlamagea 'l‘hl- lcttoral
which he says she wrotc to him are.
couched ill Stmlt‘ pornliar ondcartngi
terms and what was 1th out of the.
letters in lovemaking in being cx-‘
piuilted orally by the plaintiff to the:
court The cpistlcs read all ii the lady‘-
in the case was “stringing“ the maulI
juduc who had sent him thorc. and
thou ho camp to South Noru‘aik.
licrc ho had been» working his troop;
men! out at the aanltllrtuln.
llc told that hc wished to '[zct
homo to Vcrmout and hill brother.
wb'crc bc would bc out in thc country
away from cvcrrhody and everything
and lcmplatlon. I
in telling the story or yt-etcrdny'al
trouble. Kclttcll was apparcntly truth-l
l‘ul, cloqucnlly truthful. tic told oi}
lcarillg the sanitarium grounds with-l
out pormiaaiou and of drinking with?
a friend in South Norwalll. l
Coming out o! the rain he parted:
from his fricndn and wandered aloha"
rallll‘lcsliluorly lt‘lldtl to corroboratcjtoward Not-walk. lla rq-nphod St.
' that conclusion. it must harc Pr"
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quired some norvc. howcvcr, to brinlt
them into court for it acorns as it
‘jheir publication will hold tho pal‘~
Mary‘s.- church about 3 o‘clock whom
the smallcr acbool children \wrc ant-l
ling out for tho day, llc look some:
poll-nice from his poclmt and pt‘l'nlll‘;
‘97 lien up to ridicule thc romaimlcr ot‘ tcd lllo youths to «crumble {or them?
their dam. The juryluou are l‘t‘ptll‘li‘tl
' to he doing some grinning ovcr thcm‘
already.~-~Now Britain Herald, i
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
The report of tho Siltlc llonrd all.
Health for Seplclnbcr llltllit‘fi thc int
'l‘hns getting in tbcir good grncca hc:
itnlccrntly exposed hlx person to illt‘:
l'rilrhtcncd group ol Hilllill boys until
girls. .
Following this be induced two hoyu’,
aucll six and acvcn rcspm-llwl}, lol
actompulty him up l'llilin alrovi paril‘
. Ceres-ling Showing that tho (l.:.tll mic. and owr the atolls- (cum into the;
._' in the state in thc lowcat in a number;
i", or years. l
All of which code to show that the
Matewide efforts to protect the health:
‘ n! the public is having its effect in
T” No doubt but that tho Work in bcllali’. 1O” hull his boys \\llh n“. result an
no! childrcn in beginning to toll nudimw nbovc. .
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‘ a uupply ailltzlwhandcllnw»|’onlty l‘l'cna
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the cutting down of tho mortality that;
"that more and mort- tho rcports will‘
allow a drill-called death rate whllc that
average health will lucrcnac. So that‘
the public can tool that cvcrr dollarI
apcut in lighting Airman or giving ln-t
Structlou'lu- Ihc carc of human hip}
in well spent. rilurlt‘orll l‘oat. l
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The coal barons arc promlacd all
i'Olthlng llcxl by the government!
dial it will ho too late for benefit thief
acaaon. inasmuch lip tillcwnlor la a
great illHllllll‘t' from tho minor: and H.
hi imponaibln for the individual to got.
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Mtddlclown.
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" .cho llllfl llcclarcd inhalant thc nillll-l
liy llama ill opcn court, Fina Noun:
101‘ ll HOlllid. Hlt‘llltzlll-l'l‘llm'lllt‘dilltillhl
dot blow at tho abort realdoncc lllw.~~]
Waterbury Republican. ’
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RIGHT To THE POINT.
Ill‘ho Moore in Morocco, who are
. sitting Spaniard» in a llcaultory way.
ill not bother with prinoncrs. ll tbcy
roll a Spanish soldier, whether
If his head.-—-’I‘a\lnton Gazette.
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or that the ticket apectllnlora
. y'lnvaded the bannhalt lleld pert
Ljpgtitere will be an end-ol‘tlle nul-
, eewwflew York "I‘rlbnlle.
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he man who imagined woman an!»
. had been checked in not at all
all with latest returns from Cali-
.« s.j, ”rho women have won out
nlely, and, as Anna Ethan says.
wanton“ rule or men-enrtdxe
ilOm'ltl‘n.
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5p _ mistake to suppose that the
Le- Aussies is a battle ‘ne
' palm labor. it should
dim color. it lenient
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tied or not. they promptly chop
C t be the beginning or the end .
estate or .tlnoe W. Morgan. "illth
wood.”
'l‘bcy.\vcrc followcd by a nltmhcr ot'
otbcr email boys. (the of those lltl~
lcr rcportcd to the captain. and ltc
soul the crowd out looking for Kclt'
The littlc boys admlitcd to the cap-
ln at the station house mill Koh-
tcll had given thcln cacti a nll'kul and
ball lrlcd to not tbcm to commit an
lndcccul act. .,
Kollcll llmi’ill‘ti to be it gentleman
and well educated. llc \vna nicely
llrcaacd thin morning in a dark null.
and Worc a cap. llc hail dark hair
and ell-a, the latter roving. and thin
tips which wcclncd to be continually
moving an though the luau wall tuni-
tnring to him ltcll‘. Ho Npillit‘ in il low
volcc though distinctly. when called
upon. No word a uccltllc of n gaudy
pattern.
it ill tlnntaht that Kolttcll in dclncnh
ml along the illicit of his behavior and’
Judge Lockwood said that ho in not
a tit lml‘iiilll to he at large. For nix
months, the maximum penalty for
tronllnomcul that can be given under
the charge of innocent oxpoatlro.
Kcllloll will he wull taken care of.
Judge Lockwood pointed out to tho
prllloncr that he is fortunate in not
getting a atntc'a priaon neutence.
Keittnll took his sentence with atol-
id‘tacer'
There is now no doubt. that a po-
llttoat». campaign in In progress.
“(treat care is to be taken this year
to see that no fraudulent voting is
carried on by Tammany Hall, as in
other 'years." A familiar, oft renew
ed try. What would the minority do
if promoted from charging the me»
inrity with ireudtwmw York Sun.
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When s‘bsnlr with 28.900 devast-
tors bursts, some millions or dollars
fade away and so on. is in jail three
[ears lam, Brooklyn need not be nor-
prised that the issue bells into poll:
“MW-NOV ital-ll World.
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A Massallhuutts man itas invented
an apparatus that nus-n boil then
M mm diam
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llllllllal illlltlii .
William” it than. Sanitarium
()ncc Judge finger, or the Superior ‘
Consider the
Grouch
He wears no simulated smile
At every time and place.
Sometimes you see for half a mile
The frown upon his face.
He isn‘t much on shaking hands.
His manner's sharp and short;
In fact. he scarcely understands C t.
The way to be a sport!
He very seldom buys a drink
0r blows the bunch for smokes:
He seems to want to spend his
chlnk
Upon his wife and folks;
The merry graiters call him
“close."
The lushers say he's “tight;" .2 .
They dub him grouohy. sour. mo-w
rose.
And doubtless they are right.
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But when you're broke and need
a friend.
Why. he's right there. you bet!
He'll stick right with you to the
end.
Through trouble. woe and debt.
He'll swear at you most heartily
(But stake you when you're
flat);
It‘s pretty good. it seems to me.
To have a friend like thatl
He loves his children and his
wife.
And though his face is grim.
And thou h he doesn‘t grin
throng life.
His friends all swear by him:
His workers love his very frown,
And for his goodness vouch;~
Andwwell. I’ll let you put me
down
As one who loves the Grouch.
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—-Pnck.
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Famiizirnm
6 o’Clock
Irsda' ’54 hour
SALE
unusuet. emu-rump“ ran neapmo GREAT savmos m sEAsONABLe MERCHANDISE. new
evenv ITEM enasruuv. YOU WILL FIND IT To voun novaurmz TO as HERE raourer,
as some or THE Lore ARE LIMITED m aumnrv. ‘
From 2 Until
6 o’Clock
Black Pettimatrl ‘
loo Black Saloon and Heather-
hloom Petticoats, the comforta~
hie. fall out illnd preferred by
moat. women. All finely 'made
with deep tiounco and dust rut“
tic. $1.50 value. 'l‘huradlly'a i-
llour Sale
980
All Exceptional Ode-rim; of
Smart Shirt Waists
Thin pitching ’ncindcs about 15
new models in rtrlcily tailored
and fancy llnaorie effects in
Lianne, Crow and French
Lawns. Sonic llcaulllully hand
olnhrolllcrcd, liitborn lace and
cmhroldcry trimmed. Those
waists come to us from one of
our host llitlltt‘l‘fi. and are “Millie
dilliy lailorcd and lmrtectly ill-
lint: All lilacs, Values in 51.93."
'l‘huraday'e l-llonr Sula. 'l‘hrcc
Special Price Lots.
791:. 980, 8. $1.19
Sarinua in tltll‘
l Drapery Dept.
Thrcc Remarkable (”torture for
Tomorrow.
MUSLIN CUR‘
TMNS.
aurrLED
I hip shipmcniahzla just arrived'.
A variety of iiaured lit-slams.
Full 2 Hi lard-F long Each cor-
lniu in well math: and worth
Itoo pair Thursday's Minor
Sulc. Pair
69c
'ARMURE PORTIEKES.
Small lot of heavy solid. red and
arr-cu l'orltvrca Full lcnltlh and
width. llcuularly Slot}. Thurs-
day's: tHonr Sale
$3.98
COCOA DOOR M ATB.
Sim ldrz-l. Regularly oar.
Thurs-darn “hour sale
36c
TubalarSlloeLaces
()lll‘tl’l‘mllfll" price is the dozen.
Thursday‘s Hlollr Sale, Down
60 .
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AUTO SKIDG: TWO DIE.
ldlledland Mrs. this. Maillnux, or all)
Sumner avenue. Sprinaltnlll. Marla, re
celved serious intern-d taint-lea. .
The automobile in which the killed
and injured were riding was owned
and run by it. B. Mailbox. husband of
Mrs. Msllloux. "the party were on
their way to Springfield from Hart-
ford. and bad inst descended a steep
bill. when. a rear'tire burst. causing
the mainline bl) slid shunt! so that
borer. Mr. Ms’lltoux could not it no
inor control it crashed lntoateisersbh
role and turned tum, with. attire.
Home nadir. Mitts: m it
Women’s Gloves
2-(‘laap Cashmere Gloves. silk
lined. A fine quality. 'lllack
only. Allaizes. Considered ex-
cellent 50c value. Thursday’s
tilonr Sale, Pair
39¢
Great Sale of
Valencienne
Laces & insertions
(treat bargain offerings in right-
up-to-lhe-mlndle Laces~French
and German. These Laces will
sell at right. no don‘t delay your
call. Regularly 7c in lilo, yard.
Thursday's Hiour Sale, Yard
4c
Ladies’ Wrist Bags
\‘clvct. Moire and Loathcr Wrist
tings. loud cord and insect.
bundlc. others harr- leather
handles. Fancy allk llllcd, third
with purse. Hood $1.113 value.
Thursday‘s Miotll' Shiv
95c
a
Handkerchiefs
For men and women. All lin-
en, hematltchcd. Regular
12 1-2 quality. Thursday's 4‘
our Sale
90 ea. 3 for 25c
Writing Paper
Odd»; and ends, of Writing
Paper. linen tinillh. smile initial
style. Values lo 25c. ‘Thnrs:
day‘s l-llonr Sale, llot‘
1295c
‘ Boys’ Waists
2.”: dozen colored madrss and
white Welsts. Regularly 30c.
Thursday's isliour Sale
39c
Boy’s SWeaters
Boys-Coat Sweaters. gray only.
Sizes 24 to ill." Regularly 50¢.
Thursday’s i-llour Sale
3%
Women’s Ribbed '
Corset Covers , ‘
Extra size Ribbed (‘orsct (‘ov~
ore. Long or short sleeves.
Sold always ilflc. Thursday's t~
lionr Sale
29c
Remnant Lot
Ribbons
In Dresden moire. satin and
talleta. A. variety of shades,
loud lengths. Thursday's i-
llonr Sale. Yard
17c
Lot of 50c Belts
Velvet. elastic or leather. Many .
pl'ull)‘ stiles. Thursday's i-
llour Hate. Each
29c
. Women’s
Underwear
SHIRT. AND DRAWING.
Medium wright. ion: sleev‘e
anlm. ankld and knee Drawers.
All sizes. Regularly 29c.
Tlnlreday's «trilour Sale
‘ovsramsu seek
——-—-~—~ l 'l‘airinx another step in their habitual: that the llllltl in ldvcn back to the
Fatality at War-sheds. Point thniwltll the Oyster Trust, the nattlrsliatato.
Msehinettlts Pots and Turn. Turtle. igrowthors of New Haven yesterday» The natural growtherr will contain)
WAREHOUSE pomp Oct. 13.....lnlliled through their attorney. Charles! that the ilrst indication ot‘lhe owner-
on automobile accident here m5 3.9.41”. Mlli‘holl. a petition fllhlnfi that tilt
tertiary Mn. Rose Richards. oi Henrys- i shall iblh commiaslon grant a bearing
burg. Canada. and Mrs. Julia Richards. ’ 0“ “‘9 “WWW” 0‘ ‘l 9““ °i Wu"
of North Adams. Mesa, were inetantlyi had properly known as bill. This latit. John M. ilutton died in tibia. The
and 7
Velvet Grip Hose
Supporters
(‘orachscw-on atylc. (iood value
pt 25c. Thursday s ivllour Sale.
l’air
23c
me A Mammal
Ww‘rnn ”so a.“
the piece at land that once belonged to
‘the Button estate and is now in the
possession-or like asalsnlpt. The lo
cal oystelsnen believe it to be natural
ground and property at the stolen
The dispute over the ownership of
the land is at present in the courts.
The natural zrowthsrs went to Jim!
out Just, what the shell list: eomlais-
sinner: think of the miter! foster»
day’s more is ohara‘oterim by the
natural arowtlms as “brine another
can in the bi; light.” They expect.
a mallard etruule in the matter.
. Ultimate iss tile shell ash
heart” the connotation is ordered to
ship at the land by the button estate
came in lions. when the estate was
sailed for the iii-at time to pay taxes on
inventory of his eatate tiled in probate
court makes no mention of the oyster
beds involved in the prevent case.
There is an out time record showing
that 25 men received two acres each of ‘
nubile oyster loads from the stats.
There once was a statnle giving web a
right to the state. on. natural growth»
ers may contend that those twentyviive
men pooled their tolerate and speed;
later! in them. selling out at a prom.
it this contention is made. slim-ts m
be made to prove the men were guilty
or a charm set. .
Fromm more Mr '9
Norwalk Chronicler