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Our better clothes are
tailored at Fashion Park.
(It'd-sets and girdles.
J. l. Mallette
SS Washington Street
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Howard W. Wood 0! 80 Union avo-
nue. after 130 years as ticIln-t agent at
the Not-walk ticket office of the N.
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oyou know 3II'hmI itII not thin: MIN iIIIII' IIIIII'e III-«i mnIInIIIr. iIII II. .IsuIIIIIIII» his condition.“
AGEI'I, T0 QUIT JOB SUIT“ R. R. 8’" docllmonl ., FAT [S 'III Ilr I'IIIIllIlLI hmlir- .IIIIIl \IIll
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n“ i‘I‘:.IiII laws .'I.» 3Il L'IIIIII IIII CORSETS
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‘ " ll'lfi'l't't.” liII mid, "l have rIt"iN"Il him
POSStion “ith Stafldal’d Oil "" comn‘utersl "UUCOTW 1"" Illilrllu ““hwwm “"tul; on :I tuin {III' ilH' :llIIl l“llrl tulip r‘flrll I'III-I rIt [Ir t‘lI 'IItl
the heading 33 hich you had Ir3~r I l’ . I . I..
II l-- '4' ..I i'-:II Ilth ”is old trou-
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’ Yes. dInI, Tit-I hI-art trrIIIiIlI iIIInI 33'Ihi lillIlI III I II --t . .. t
to Ne“ York for 85 cents “ill“ 3")” umltl‘hlill'hl ”1"“ Mn l'lrti: X3"rl.l'|.('l, l‘ll“|"ilil- muff IIIII- lII' !"III. ,lln llIr(rI 1") III.“ ”l“ d h”,
would be quite Huh to any that, the “You” ’1. h,” horn (“In“) . , H“ (n ‘ rhinitis i'fihnt litrns ii' lnI'H' "Him I
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tiny, and the "old Bi‘liool” I --\\lIcn ya“ came to this untrue nil IltlltrIctIemtry .'ll‘il\'ll\, , In,“ ‘luflmimuw in :~li:ht
would (other about. ihr: .IItII3-r- anIlImm,”
In twentv years the .‘I‘llilluil has .,
‘ 3 _ lou situcd
not (hanged much. not the pump of Name he gm“
some nuI’er of trains will run "Yes"
tton. the Standard Oil Company- through “My day. TI‘UI‘. ll'll: prim.-I "You signer] H, PW”... I,“ his “(I
at the age of ii. After several years from 85 can to it dollar and n halt. t ,.,..
in a. mill he became the baggage.- but the greatest chnnrt ma mm in union 3'oll kncvi to he un rue.
at‘ the use of lit. Gradually he aa- "Up to about the years .Ieo ” mid
eumed more important duties-41nd. Wood. "the faces new timiliur.
agent with the important added re- cuily all new. Old timers have passcI
sponeihiiity of taking charge 0f the ad on others have moved away 'l'h: ,
it was limit when “flood Joint-d thI' Iilll-i ~~IIppIIIIrtd tho."
ruill‘ourl company. in those days 'lhI old ordtr chaiicrth. s‘u ll3. is CITY AT LUNCH.
one to 16 hours a. day. it drp ended the old :Itutlon would he nothinsl I
IntiI'Ir-l3 upon the thin the last. 1w'tmiulrnorr than Inmnmios and. :It ill until w
times. in a. heavy snow. when it ‘ies.
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Many W ill Be Ki-
IIII III [lit antenna has said III. I.IIII.., wanis Speaker _._ Di. ,
an node an Alice's ' *
l Speakinig of several im't‘ p.’t:~s:lg- ,
I‘co. MI. Davis asked:
I "Don't you know 30u 33c: -I~ IIIId-;
in: her to love you by mving these;
decI- ptiou ""
' Not exactly."
I "Don't. you think it “as Wt‘l‘nu tor
you to deceive her as to your love. NOVI'ml‘I‘r ‘7
Attorney f o r Wife -
I her color?" This “'ch
' Forces Iiim to Admit '1' think h” according to my l‘ujni. inturmch-n
lthlnclsnder was asked about a
Isptnkcr. lIu 33111 give us hie I-IIIrIl-
to Be [Intrue lstnr sapphire ring he had given traction: of the untient history of
\VHITL‘ PLAINS. .‘I. Y. Nov. 13. lljmlllay. 1;]; 33:6 had Khtn " ha: 1‘ I‘liuprti'ntd “lien l lire? came hen.
0 m ‘ \\ .Intler if he IcIiIomiIt‘rs the Illl’llv
each other across thr- stagI- or the "Honey bunch. you am not 'uln‘
town: he ourht II. lot i am t'IlI‘l IlIII
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l‘ liinciander annulment suit ytstrr I!“ leave me Mid 8° “1 the “W 10 Doctor was on“ of 'em. Make i,
The next letter dated. September
when the crowded courtroom cup— (I. 1932, was signed. “Your .ntlec- M90 3
ed at frank testimony on the art The directors will meet at llzlb lo
“Were you In love when you sign-
It was a day of mental torture ed the lettrr that may?" ssked‘eats at l2zlt‘3. Come «en-1L so am,»
for LI‘onarIi Kip illitnt-luurler. then
“I “as more intututttIri tIi'I‘I'y room. Have you noticod the new;
lly. who seeks to win freedom from day." .rlli‘t'nmrt? it’s marked fer Month,
his wife. Alice Beatrice Jones. Negro
Rhinelandt-r admitted. Iiunever. :I I- of it. No ”3|me dish”, every-
driver. Subjected to ,1 merciless that at tiret he had not contem- thing clean and 13mg"; 311:. .I the
cross-examination hour after hour. .
said the question or her uolm had And
in; to live talsehoods. admitted that com-:2 "l" chiefly because 0‘ her ll 3cm flil-‘te .~.I-.= IN I. .I.;_ IIM‘III
"l‘lid you toll him it was untrue?“ IIII’I'I ”l'llt'llloill III" “I II "I'I'H'I'l "" "I l“"'|I ”“II‘” ”II hum"! ier thI III.
.Itatement ham to put it i ‘) u lI‘ 'Illlb'rlt'l’lli iII m Ikiilt: i\\I'I I"Il'~‘I I‘M“ ' -' “Mum...“
" ll! has hI'IeIi building [LL AGAIN, In.
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AHER WORKING FOR 20 YEARS I '33II‘I‘ in I'rII:I-ul':ItiIIII “uh huh i:I.-It'
"You nevtr told llllll liIIIt 3ou
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IInIl h i r II III. 1 ltiu Lt. l l 'l ,IMII ”Imp it lr ”riot”. ”mug“
.irlue tIIiiII-r
. ‘llti\" IrIimIn hIs plI3stI-t:.III lit .'3. .‘l - I .;. h. . I ..
. flave Changed He says—“He SOld Tkketsltold hllil ultoilt th'li-H ‘tJrauI of ltrldgeuntrrm :Iid 3t-stII- II .“ I,” ( W ' h h” "m h n
..I ‘ W113! IIf frIII_..
lmmt‘ When you read It. t'IIIunrerl Monday IIIIII 3~rI~trIrd.'Iv and
train would make no appearance thatl 'l'I "-IIt IIrIlirIrrI tlII N» on as 3.-I :IIIII
“'mmmm'“ l IIIII't did you call it to .lnr‘nhe' l’illf‘ll-
swap tales. "No."
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bull lingo round about i «bout. tht Hi8"?
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Howmd \\, \\ ood bthm to iiorit of .'I. Iirltttt {\Iu i mil hIII ,IunIII II t Vll‘t. “hr-n ”WV included ”llmg’l
master at. the station on Wall street the travelers themselves,
in a few years, had become ticket Hlnco than they have heiomu pructi
mulls. l'llllt or frinntlliness has III'IIthIIw TALK OF OLDlz
working hours were anywhere from noi sorry to leave for nrw IlIIl lr‘. for
“as due to come in There. weir: Its still far too voting to ii3I in I-“IjruI.
Fred Ly on Reports Dru
RHINHANDER Estill they in introduud r‘quI at
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3T0 FALSEHOOD things to her? Don't you call that
than for her to duCeiVC you no to‘llmr ix‘inanian:
He K113“, DocumentsI “misc" :and ballet. Dr Many will be cur
Mike and took it on his (inner to Norualk that In about ”ml“ ”. q,
”(AP‘I. I nut-(l3 nit-l pathos I-lmsrdI -
One oi his letters said. Um, 1h,” used m 5mg carols “Mm;
day. lotto-versed with momentnluammd' me y°u snappy. Doc.‘ we'll all I.» there.
tionate Daddy." _ ,
of lovemaking. liftlik—vyou know thII {.Ir. Regular,
Davis. won't be pushtd out into the l'ItillU
younger son of. an aristocratic fam-‘
Color Question Clam In ;Motion. so don't try to get away with ‘,
maid servant and daughter of a hack
plated marrying her. Later he (Inuit; no up, (rho. 1;.» an Adv).
young ltht’ncioIIIiI-r admitted swear-
nster. Emily. having married lion.
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Stanton-rim. and hcsiiallng
traded through a series of intimate
questions concerning his relations
with her and his own life. Yet
when the day had ended almost his
last statement was that he wanted
to go on with the slut.
Young Rhinelaudcr testified that
he had signed it assignments of
mortgages over to his attorneys. At
they were Alice's relatives he said.
admitting that. he had played cards
in the Brooks home and had sent
affectionate portal cards to
couple.
At this point Alice became
center of attention when Mr. Davis
stood beside lit-r dejncted figure and
took her but oil. "Does your wife
look the some now as she did when
llltzé
tilt;
he had been infatuated with his ,_,_ ”P and get. the ti: nII IrtI III ‘ll d for one I
Phone Prompt wife. that he had pursued her and art lirooks. a M510 butler. Alice week That. may h I! I” u M". CHRYSANTHEMUMS
Delivery- had taken the initiative in lovmniak- told him “I” “as white. he Law ”inm- t. road excuen
' i .. tied. and he believed her. lie had II TH
"IT’S HERE IF ITS HOUSEWARES” 1”" he accepted Robert and Emily because “WWW“! E QUEEN OF ALL AUTUMN FLOWERS
Would ‘Vl’llt’I you It tIIII~I. lolly ion
ter. but most of the news will be in
The Sentinel. so what's the
u:*‘
Good Night
THE SECRETARY
’l‘lIIII'c arc times 33‘ In a emuulr
can get on your noivH slums: nsI
In it h as a t-ht'eHul idiot.
25c-30c-35c each
SOUTH NORWALK FLORlST
2 South Main St. Phone364
FLORAL TRIBUTES FOR ALL OCCASIONS $3 AND UP
in the "Was litre no inquiry in your ’i
Keeping a good wood floor beautiful nleans using .1 good mop first he thought. they were about you met her?“ he asked.
’1, and the right kind of polish. We have lust the sort of polish 8200.000 hut later said he didn't Young lthinciunder looked across ‘ ‘r‘r‘r-‘r—‘r ._ I
‘ bolt luited to the particular linish of floor you have. and our know much about them. Loon It. the courtroom at. his wife. equirnt- ‘ E.‘ “ 4‘ “ 4‘“ 0!"‘."‘.""IM""’A"
'. mop! are in many sizes and shapes to suit every performance. Jacobs. one of his attorneys Itild ed in his chair and answered; I ‘ .
All sizes of Johnson and Old English wax. they were for about $50,000 comp, "Yes." R
g as WASHINGTON s'rREIIJr
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m . chop-Icing than. leis
Hatch & Bailey Co.
Marshall Street loath Nor-walk '
_ to him because of it.
of which war: to be used
,Irescnt litigation.
The comedy note was struck yes-
terday morning when A] Jolson.
Llackface comedian .took the stand
. in the midst of Leonard's cross ex-
amination to deny that he had ever
met Alice as she had intimated in
one of her letters read several days
ago.
“Never Met Woman."
Jolson protested that he had never
met her. that his life had been made
miserable since her letter was pub-
lished and that his wife doesn’t talk
"I'm glad this
is straight now." he said. "Maybe
I can eat. breakfast at home tomor-
row. Every time I walk from my
dressing room. the orchestra pin)
‘Allce Where Art Thou'."
He left the stand with a. broad
grin and the spectators. relieved
from the tension of the trial. roared
with laughter. hlr. Davis exploit:-
od that the reference to Jolson was
really to a. local wit who had earned
the name among his friends be-
cause of his fun loving proclivities.
It was in the bill or particulars
that Rhineiander admitted to five
falsehoods. all of them concerned
with the time when he first began
to suspect that Alice had Necro
blood. t first he said he suspect-
ed it in 922. long before the mar-
riago then he 0 Id Ill was in March
1 25 when he was shown her birth
certificate. The latter time he
said at length was correct. Thr
bill or particulars. he admitted was
signed and sworn to by him. al-
though he knew it was false in sev-
eral paragraphs.
Yesterday marked the beginning
of the introduction of Leonard's
love letters to Alice. Only nine of
_ them were read and none contain-
ed anything comparable to the ero-
tie passages in Alice's letters. There
are about 300 of his letters which
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mind as to her color?"
"Yes. in Arlwnn, when
there in 1932."
"When did 303) first make
inquiries as to her color?"
"1 never made any inquiries."
"Never inquired of anyone before
you married her?"
"Never introduced the question of
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any
‘ color to her 7"
'I did not"
Davie then produced the bill or
by him. He read a paragraph stat-
ing that Rhinelander had only re-
cently heard that Alice's sister. Eni-
ily. had married a. negro butler.
'ls th‘: bill of particulars
swore is true" Davis asked.
"No. .
"So you followed the ed31ce
your lawyer and swore to a lie?"
'.\'o. 1 did not.”
"You followed the advice of your
attorney in signing this bill?"
I'Yc‘."
"You followed the advice at Mr.
Jacobs in swearing against your
wife to a statement that you knew
was not true?"
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GOOD onoosnms
—at-
Poruua PRICES
12 Main Strait
Norwalk. Conn.
122 Washington St.
CHRlSTMAS SLIPPERS.
Again make their first appearance at Elwood’s.
. All spread out before you in fine array for a
convenient and satisfactory selection. Shop early!
MILTON ELWOOD
South , Norwalls»
particulars. made out by Leonard's;
attorneys and signed and sworn to"
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