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'4 saronnu,ocr. 9. 1915 ’ .
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l journod. He was subpoened to appear
ltoday and had not put in appearance
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TABLE DAMASK
850.. 35s., 40s., 50c. 75:. who a yd.
LINEN Toweuncs ‘
1, I06». 12 12c., 15c and 20¢ a Yd” 1 ’Judge lmkwood desires to question COAL All} G
BKTH TOWELS 1‘ (Continued From First Filfiu)‘ him about certain taxi bills and mat- . . on AS Saturday, Oct. 9, 1915.
so, 10:, 12 1-2c.. 211:, 3:1. and 5°C. fiers 111 connection therewnh. Store open until 9 0‘ Clock Saturda Evenin
‘ ' AT j . he Colonel was on the stand some film“ Donns attelnjptcd to use some Ranges ' ' Y g
,- 7 , 1‘11 ,9 time y'esterday morning He ha a: 0 1e petitionei s on once against her. M
i E K.‘ BANKS . when Walter D Daskam. treasurer of ”BET EVERY are S yleful
’QAAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwnlk.
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. NEW FliTTlilN
f ,GGB’S MAI
' 1' .‘lfi-Mw‘w
' as \oluntary commitment.
* week for the treatment.
bsifila’ilii'
1'!» 11 receiving treatment in Stamford
1' ll Sanatarium since August 30,1111,
1 ring gone there on what is known
He testlfi
fled that he was paying $37. 50 per
Its beneficial
results were evident in the more com-
iat recess
it looked, yesterday noon. as it a
process would be issued for Fnllon.
the Stamford Trust Company was call-
ed to the stand just before noon, and
produced a note written to him by
Colonel 'Hendrie, under date of July
19. 1915. from the house of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Bigelow, at White Plains. in
STAMFORD '
COOKING REED
Only one range re-
" quired for either or
both of the two fuels.
HOWLAND’S " ’ '
Entrance on Main St, Fairficld Ave” and Cannon Bk.
Bridgeport. Conn.
suits at $2 5
( Here is what a woman may he sure of finding: '
iood fabric thorough tailoring, tastti'nl models, Correct ' '
fl. ' 10' Howard, $140 plete control he showed over himself} “me" the (‘olonel stated that is was t l
1 ' FELIX O'DAY Q1 K0 in' the clearness of his eyes and his agreeable '01 blitm that his Wife 5'10““! 5 3 C45: PTOPEY fit fine \illl‘lL u
b . Ho 11.1mm \‘mth. _ A - . freceiveone- 1a the rent of the place .4 . 3 . ‘ , ' .
,MI'CHA'EL o {ALLORAN 5.1:";S'ggffglj,“';:n,§: 3:813:31 1.. 11.11.11 1114...... 91.1. month. A Combination of iiiii :19 511:1: iii (Elsi-1 {1 ‘1“. 1"'1" 141-11411. ‘
J 51m" ““ ‘ 1' r, $11-35 Connecticut Infantry days than he was' Under the terms of an agreement ex~ CONVENIENCE suits, ' ' ' ”d" 0' Sun" fur trimmed “
1 'And Many Others just before his illness delayed the hear— cooled by Colonel Hendrie and his COMFORT and‘ 4 l
ing in August. He was Judge Lock. wile 1,, February. 19,3, lhk Colonel» ECONOMY {1 Fath \wck secs soul. ~11 1! 1.111111 for“ end that i< .lif—
n 0 N N ll yrs wood's witness this morning. 1set studs one-half of the homestead trcnt. It has some {catlll'c that appeals 1"4s11uiul11 lt .
Colonel Called to the Stand. : and other property for use of his wife, FOR SALE BY Strikcs a new note a. - ., «4.4
D 1. STATIONERY ’STORE . When “1de Keaiing opened the she to receive two-thirds the. income, HORACE R NASH There is llotalll' l l‘ 4'
If So. Main St 4 So Norwalk hearing at 11 s m., Judge (1113,1951). and he the other third in addition to? Cor North M i . d W S 3‘. eragc figure Th: 0i :1 wills tor “(illitll ni lllt'WlL than .
:5 .locknnood counsel for the applicants, ”'9 entire income from his own halt; 4——-——_’ ——~ _—————. _ i- -— __»aan_____—__‘_EEV__EASLJSE" - and Vti that are 1&3)??? in?“ ”1‘11 ‘llUH lEllt sl Sl)l(‘é-‘1-— i
who was cross- examining Colonel The WOW”) 51’ 591351“ 1'0" his “"975. BOY RUNS INTO AUTOMOBILE. some “itll just llic l l't '0 "H h"URN-“01110 plain, r! .
Hendrle when the hearing last closedul use would eventually go to his daugn- 1 l‘iAR’l F R l women w ho mako ”rip-1 '10'1'." ol dLmration . 4..-
immediately called the Colonel in the 191'; Miss Marion. 01, should she and» $19.50 1’ O l) Oct. 9.—— After alightiug) are pickintr from '. (“1" l()lt‘e 110“ l .4
land His first questions were reln- ‘irs liendl'ie prcdccease the Colonel. min a 11'0”"? (it? 011 hill Wily ‘01 >1 1311951 01)“ at $25
file to a bill which he showed the to Mrs. Bigclow. who is a daughter by} .1_. ”info: '0'") 13110111911111: years old. son! .
wilncss, from tho Stamford Shoe Com :1 previous marriage. 1‘ “'33 also pl'O'p New Fall 3“]. O 0 in '1' Buck and grandson of for-. Lot d 1 ‘ . ,
puny amounting to $35 30. $10 being"‘1d“d ”‘3‘ 0" ”'9 Emma's death, “18 l S 4 m" affirm“? 10““ R Buck “‘1'“ bronzs 9‘11 10's 01' | Warmly comfortable ' ' 1'-
aid upon me same. .1111: third of hull of the property so set 4 into i e automobile driven by Dr. A. i I? 1 , e s1 stockings Athena underwea
WEATHER- FORECAST' p aside from 11111.11 he was to receive 1“ Comb on Mrmington avenue. and 1111 Silk stockings of that \llltl‘ll 1 i 1-
sustained a fracture of the skull, from “Ch Hashim golden bronze hnc ‘ U ' "Md pants hr '4
‘ For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
“colder tonight with frost. probably
henVy; Sunday fair and continued
cold, moderate northwest winds. Well.-
.that conditions: A small secondary
disturbance central over Ontario is
causing unsettled weather with snow
and rain in the Lake region. Plea!-
ant weather prevails in all other dis-
“is this hill correct. Colonel?" Judge
“Lockwood asked
“it certainly is not.“ the witness re-
plied sharply.
Questions were then asked him about.
phat was wrong in the statement. He
said that one item in the bill' for $5
for a pair of shoes purchased on De-
camber 21.1911, was certainly wrong,
as he had paid cash for those shoes
income, should go outright to his
'daughtcr. \lrs. Bigelow.
Judge Downs also sought to ’get in
evidence intended to show that Colonel
‘Hendrie was so careful to prevent
lwnste 0! his
outed trespasSers. This was ruled out,
as not proper crossexamination, but
'the Judge said he would put it in as
direct when he called the Colonel
real estate that he prose-V
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which he died just before 3 o’clock. 1'
$14.98
JACOBY s
Step
Ladders
all sizes
—501:. Even some with hoot oi
‘fiber silk
135“ and top of cottonwiothcr underwear
Genuine silk, nith its luster
giving greater life to the bronze
f-—75c, $1 and $1. 50
NIE\V-ltalian silk stockings
of splendid weight ill black- audl
white checks! $1.50
“(lllltll at 501 and 591‘
1 .11 L0“ in
to size hour ic g
alums found 111 no
!‘ Vests are shaped to give room
i“here it is required— but with no an»
:noving iulness.
Pants have a patent seat which
gives protection and freedom too.
Nice soft tine cotton; tailored like
l
lone’ s outer clothes; in right styles for
trlcts east of the Rocky Mountains: did
:1“! “7951er 3:198. t0f 1:311:2983111‘0 01:1" 3221:3331,” he and he 1 Captain Hubble testified that he had“ : erg'ii'ipeatligck. Silks :“i'." Clillzflol(l- cool weather. ‘ 'ki‘
w‘. as move sou teas war an :1 now no re . , H “(me about 35 years i 11% ill “. lltc am \' tile C . - , . .
Jld 9. known Oolomi e , I, I . hildren's umon
central over Tennessee. 1' h“ caus- Liam:'ZigaiiZ'Siti'iif'ii1111;314:1111 1.113 3 well acquainted with him. /, . 750 to $2.50 1 Fgirth). black pattcrtls——$I and u 001 and cotton Siiiif'rkniif,
1’00 “'00 a ‘1 5 high neck, long sleeves, ankle length
ed low tempelatures for the season
of the yeér in the central and south-1
em districts. iFrosts were reported It
far south as Georgia.
‘ WEATHER A YEAR AGO
' TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 65; high.
'82 Clear.
1111.11.11.11 D'ietzko. of Seminary
street, New Canaan, entertained her
glandchlldl'en from Nor-walk, Sunday
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tie to the one- half interest which he
owns-hi the homestead in Sound Beach
is in his name.
Mr. Carter as Trustee.
' "it is not in my name on the Land
Records " was the reply. “ The title is
in the name of Mr. Curler (Attorney
Galen A Carter) as trustee." .
Judge thckwood asked how this
came shout and Col. Writ! testified
that n mortgage of 810. 500 was ib'oured
grom one Stpmtord Trust Company (I:
up». homeston61'4
was given thé titluin trust dis nid
'Judge Downs asked 111111 a hypothetical
question, the. substance of which was
whether he thought the Colonel cap-
able. and he replied in the ummative.
Judge Lockwood put Captain Bobbin
through a long cross examination, in
{which he brought out statements that
‘9111 witness never saw Colonel Hendrlo
so under the influence of liquor that
he cguld not manage hlrolelf. and w“
meterence was made to happenims in
libs Colonel's life, in nu sfl‘ort to u-
not possessed of his montol faculfl‘ofi.
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and than Mr: cafler'bortnin whether or no the witness was _
inindiul of them, when It answered
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PROMPT DELIVERY
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LIGHT
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SILK- FINISHED
of nice lisle, in deep black. linen
heel and too .10 give longer ser~
stOLkings white or silver grny and smoothly sort " '
and warm—$1- and $1. 25.
l"l99"“3591 3 pairs $1
Big snappy
warm new-style 4,
overCOats for
' Good staunch union suits of cotton 44
for boys, and birls, sizes? to iii—«75¢.
Left aisle. rear. '
$16 5
Left aisle, rear.
3 .
Overcoats strong 1n their appeal to \ouug men 4
Yet, overcoats that any man with a young heart ‘1‘-
‘—~.'-Latost style Derbies. O'Brien. 4. ' . ~ 4
' 1111.1 thin does “01 “1°“ “‘1’ ml" '° Judge pawn. in the uni-mauve. Re Good Stylo~the 11151.21: clothe“ "FOR THE“ will
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‘ 131111.711 111111 11 solid attendance at m the lam 1111111. 119931111: 3:113:33; 111.1 out he know 1111111111; .11 (1:3: momgguuau 3 . . 1 1 _> G p o with satislaLtiou. 4.!
. 11111 es night or the Norwalk 1.31m «11 1.11111111- in 111.. name. mum In pom 13“”. 1,1... 4 .4 w 1 p , . , ,4: ”mm imported ivmlcns of line surf c a - , , ,
Elks, last ,cvening. flees-millions oi» poys 51.111111 of mom o! the inter-1m" d. “a did not‘bsvo tum , 1111119: Eliza 0;“ka hfiuonpardonablo . . .3 ”00de ., . .. .. a: nd rain
chasm provided music. and .11 had I ’esi on the 1110318950 1° 1‘“ stamlord whim he answered the hyperbolic“ 9»; ’4 " . ’4 ., ,_ Of distinct new at l d l ' . 1 "' ‘
, good time. Vi. ,. , Trust Company. . “at...“ Benin ins correct clothe. are , F ll - ' . '1' m e—an c ever. ' ‘ :1”
1 M___ 1 “Did the Stamford 'l‘rut company ‘ 1 good am". buy“ up by the "81“?» 4. ‘ a» day- Will noon be With no, , ‘2}. lligcdium length, boxy and hanging loosely 1.0111. the "
The “mm“‘e" 1“ “"3“ °’ “m m that “We“ ‘0“ ‘1‘“ ("m m" onsnrluo Lawns. fabrics. rlrhttallonnr. risht prices. and then you: will need :6“. r on 'Sat'c'ii'hpgc'f'i' 'ap'i'ti and r'1'" WM Wm" big '
_ , 1. 4 1 60m '6 w in Warm thing, satin sleeve lin—- I '4?
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' ‘ 'mllydsy exercises of the South NorL
null: Baptist Church met last 'svenllis
at the parsonngs, on We}; stroeLi
mm 11...... discussed for the pleasant
event which will be hold on November
21id. r not.“ i
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+Latest style 'Soi‘t Huts. O'Brien. i
1111111911111... were drained iii the Dutch
stub 4 . 4 4 i
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The Hashim! Whist Club will hold
'All members intending to be present
will please notify the hostess. Annual
New York. will be in tbwn nextxweekg
‘or‘ders sent to the Clllford Hotel will'
receive his attention. 1
HOW AN ENGINEER KEEPS
'- _ w.ELL lllll
Bailfind engineers are more exposed
4t calculus cold than other workers.
if; G. Doughnut. or nionétts. 1M0; .1 11113
‘ Frisco engine 25 years and oil
. medicine 110 bus taken is Foley's.
4 $1" 11 ind Tar. He writes: ‘1 “ways,
p» in my house 111111 recommend
It to all who have a. 111.1 15111131. or
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10,500.311d not you and is that. the
1161- 111.com 11.9111: “trustee!"
"The Trust Company never told me
any such thing. In fact, In over spoke
with anybody connected with the Trust
Company about this matter," the 1111.
new said.
“Do you owe 1
'Company any taxes,
he Stamford Trust
or my lntsrept?"
Judge Luelmood B'uslred the witness
i! he drew up the lease uud
parties 5.11. now occupying ts
st‘ead. Pie whilst he did not execute
“I margin... 11.... ‘‘‘‘‘
ministrator has, the 'ji'eply.
the date or the
“Did yo‘ur lotion-.111
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Invite?"
fairs,
ybur Ionics-in- -lnyv' s estate?”
Witness
paid him
that it was insurance from his lathe
iii-law. , ‘ '4
It will 41.111.111.511 that, some years
,4 ago Colonel 11111111119 111.111.111.11 the inter-
rs. M Lucy Jennings
which .
home 4
slid hid an 311- _ ;
' in your father-inlnw, ' '
approximate dots. ‘ » J»
Jaw leave any - ..
sin-once which was paid to your.
“1 don't 11.1.11. anything 110111.111; at: ‘
or what be left my 1111141111.." ,
"Wdll. did you ever receive 11111111111; '1 , 4
from 14.11.1111: wife as coming from
d that Judge Down 1151 4
$34 but he did 11111. 11111111 4
. 80th Norw‘nlk, Conn. .
P K Chirlt. ' '4
..l H. A. Currier.
Mrs. James McLaughlin, 603 Main
street. 7 .. ,
Mrs. Pauline Podsntio.
John P. Ramsey.
B 1". Steven.
Robert Torrens.
Field, Mia. cm. in. _ ;
Henderson. Mr; J. L.
111.111.4111 M.
. ‘Hyde, Frank E4.
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cases are listed.
Tuasdpy morning when the following
b v sits The Post But», _
film an, _ light._and plenty of it. Why not
"Other'i from pin-up. 1“,“ m.» 11.1... _
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Sweaters and Cnrdegans from 1 9M £0r g“
32:50 up.
4 and fixtures.
The United
90111.11 f
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4 1111111111 you'nre looking for lit moderate
light? Easy terms for the piping 4
The “Dutch” supper given at tho "I certainly do not” 7 5 111,5“. ‘ "
worm“; N m. Chump in: night. by 1113,. that do you mean that 10,“ gh‘M Chm" ‘ t . ‘ steatgf the violvet 'collar, if you wish! ‘ 4. 1"
" m‘éinbers or the Phllotln'n Class was mum be surprised it the hut“? ANDREW Lamp P. M. ljgh‘ . th t m 01‘ 5 me coats, Autumn or Winter coats, coats 4", p
. oblige success. about oil. hundred and ‘pany said that you ow edanytulnx __,___, 1'08“?“ ”AVIS . na meg are buyinnr eagerly; that . , . .,
twenty-live being served. The affair "I certainly would if: surpflleda" . Norwilk. , 86 Washington St‘. so Norwuk . . . 3" en w1 wear w'tfi satlsfaction—a 3 1+
. 1,,” most “10”qu The Young M! (Mom Hendrie . _ , .Clai-k. Funk 1 & Wa'er Co. . / Main floor, rear. .- . ..
11,-. first regular meeting with Mrs. the lease N our Hornollsdlxa. . ' f _ '
.mard Cramptou, 12 Belden svolnle.1 "Were. _admlnlstrator Of 136*»85c bag Bacmo £01115 make a glove 10“ men that 15 a dandy
' at three O'clock Friday. October .15 wife's é: _6?"J“dS° Looluvond as . ——just cant “P- J- .4. m4, M.
0,1 . ‘ "Well, ‘w'n‘en . . , ‘
. ”Wm” meeting at 11 8 SE e u lyom. gm wirefi rumor, dié‘t" :fififififi and Mrs. e78,“ stitch locked separately so when one .brealrs another
"Lt-John H. 201111111 piano 111.111.11.111. Witness said he could no't 4recoliect .4 'Sakoloiisky 11111111111 dobsni: follow its bad example ' 151-5“ ' _ I
i ' ' ' ' Mighty-good washable cape gloves, rich tan ,-—_$1 50
. 4‘ logs and satin yoke, ‘~—thcsc at? the essential
4 style and finish.
' 'ri'ch greenish heathery mixtucos'41 ' . .
‘ back cuff, beneath that regulation cuff.
a lot of iate‘r trouble.
. “why.
' standarde- . .
points of
RiLh brown or gray mixtures and plaids and eqnally "1 '11} '
Each coat made with a double—cull slci'vc :-—._a 1.11.1.1
Each may have a collar of same material zis coat. in'fi“‘
A new glove with . , , .
Kant-Rip seam ' 4 4; 4
Gray mocha, splendid weight, nice quality. . 4
Every seam is sewed with a locked stitch z—eaLh
Smart reindeer gloves of the new rich butternut
shade are embroidered' 111 black, Great class! $2.4
“Gray silk- lined mocha gloves of smooth finish and
fine air—$1 50; gray reindeer of heavy weight and best
for driving or motoring—$1. 50.
Right of Main street door.
Let warn underwear
get ineXt to you
Quick change, with the changing weather, may save 4' .
144-1
part~wool union suits—$1. 25 and $2. . l '
Phil and fleeced cotton shirts and drawers—50c. "
Part-W001 shirts and drawers-75¢, $1 and $1.50;.
d011ble.- breaSted shirts, guys—$1 and $1 50.
Right of Main street door. ' ‘ ‘1
Football‘Extra—$3
Rugby Association or Socer style. 4 4 1
Called impericct by the makers-but it’s hard to see
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Best grade of leather, w h dandy bladder of pure
rubber—wet rejected becan not: quite up to official high
$3
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