The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-22
lust PUPPY LOVE,
SAYS MISS SMITH
Also Says Young GrisWoId,
Who Has Sued Her, Is
Simply a Cad.
NEVER SAID SHE'D MARRYHIM
FER Published Letters Those OF
"A Mature Woman
to a Kid"
NEVER SAID SHE'DMARRYHIM

y" "n u smith of stamford said ycster-
les lat yoUng Russell Grlswold. who
loo -"j her for 5000 ar breach Of
r..r,>" to marry, Is cad who "ught
." thump-d Griswnld's complaint
", pYppy love she sand bat D." WAS
'1o Ear gone To borrow money Of her
j. was tn" that she had written fr,-
g. emily to IN" Young man. hut at no time
Nai IN" hintei or suggested marriage
s." told IN" reporters She had en-
Favored to he kind To- him, she said.
Producing hum into society. helping
tw IN ms musical studies and lending
Inn money II was when he got cross
I".aIse she refused To let him have $40
that she dismissed him
Miss smith ~ about " years old. a
Ran dson" well preserved woman II
rs sad IN Stamford that her father Com
r0tore James u Smith. left an estate
Of anoIt 81 $1,000. Of which Miss Smith
p. e,vrd the greater part Up there
% , Understood generally tina, she Is
ur-'h N IN" ncEhhorhood Of H.oooOoO
-" was divorced in 1891 from Homer
jennings. twice Mayor OF Stamford
Lussel Griswold il 81 He came 10 New
Nnr. from Rowayton. Conn where has
',r''y hysJ Griswod weaI - Rowayton
y.s'@rdav after giving ont a bundle Of
..'.srs winch wsr" written 20 hum he
s4rt ~ Miss Smith
GrI>woli's LAWYER - Jacob Gordon
~ ~ Broadway He filed the complai nj
against Miss smith early last June The
o.1plaInt specified that Miss Smith had
rronl-At 10 marry the voIth and then
tod HIM The sum Of SJpTpO Was nee
.. safv a. balm fof narrowed affections
lor Mss smith " illiam Adolphe NcQdald
~ 10 Nassau street filed an answer last
Monday M ~" Supreme Court Tho
answer denied everything ~ importance
that Griswold alleged GrisWolds law
v"r had the case pat upon the calendar
~ the supreme Court and u should come
'o trial IN the ordinary cours" 81 things
early IN newt October
II was nine wears ago 'ha' MISS SMITH
and Gnswoid met He was then l. years
"a and the pre>it"n' u 'he graduating
cllss # the stamford High Ssaool lIis
mother. slst-- ~ James Roll presideu'
Of IN. : ~ National Bank ~ stamford
was acquainted with Miss Smith AMI took
Griswold alleges that his romano
logan night there He lost his breath
IN the spot She was 80 WHY. 80 beau
''ul and so charming She WAS kind
70 him. he says. hcfor. she obtained
divorce from Cummings. and moro than
nd after the courts had freed her
Guswoid saws that he asked nor n
uar-y him then and that she prornls..,l
o. DO So. bat asked him TO wait until her
s'ser was dead II was impossible.
20 saws she told h!m. while her father was
~ he saws he believed her and IN
'aras' ed himself ~ her fad- and farcles.
co" f them being the organization Of
t. at Cluh- WHICH gave an entertain
.'' several years ago. ~ which the guests
AIRED A. cats and frogs and hunted
90 rats on their hands and knees They
uat plays and poetry and som" pros"
s.t 'a"v played romantic gaines saws
..rg Nr GrIswold n" distinctly re-
..ru"-"i PLAYING Mr. MoEtag.c to her
'.. ,arul-'. and trilled Ia h.r from a
'.,. adder attached to the ledge 81 her
rv This episode was seen bv tho
.' = camera. 50 Gr1swold save. and
'... .r..r"- VIII be produced 20 prove u .
.r = tho reasons Griswold believed
- smith was that she wrote MN nunor-
20. F'c'.ona'e lcttcrs Jacob Gordon.
.t.g,' who brought IN" suit. said
.-..r',y tina, 10 ha~ 80 or more l"''ar- .
...' NJ smith vrot" 20 his chcn' and
. '.a .".'"r~ will b" pGbii-h"i IN sup-
f.u"tr.a
r'. 'r.i -sid NJ Gordon. that
..'a'" e. wort. 81 Jlrfs1
.''"r- that GrIswold madc public
o 't' -.rp,.- l.- lawyer SAID. nj ~"
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