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SOUTE NQRWALK CONN. BRIDAHY, DBCBMBBR 29,1911
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight and Saturday.
HS '8 "HIE
IHHEHIEH
HI I YHHIH
Westport Lad Wrote Black Hand
Letter to Rev. Father Duggan,
Demanding $25
HHHHHI'HY SIIIE PHIIHI
' H is Hf WEHI HFIEH MHHEI
y .
Made Threat to Blow Up Catholic
Church and House
WESTI’ORT. Dec. 2ii-le’nltcr ia‘ddH
' émslied “Black Hand" lollcis was lat-
or tried before Justlcc Samuel A l'ur
(Continued on Ninth Page)
‘- —-FUR HIRE NIGHT on DAY,
7’- passenger touring car, limousine and.
taxicab Tel 10112.
KABAOSA EIICAMPMEIIT
IIAIAES IIEW OFFICERS
,-The following omcers wclc elected
or the animal meeting of
it:ncan1pment.No 9, i O 0. F..
Noi'tvalk, held evening:
, ,.patriti.rcb—~Chatles E. Kellogg.
u filial trufdsh-rmd Wood '
High priest—Joseph E. Guthrie.
Scri'bé-L-Hnrrle A. Smith.
. Treasurer—~— N. W. Benedict.
’ 1111111111 wardcnwiiarry Joyce.
of
' Merrill.
«Cl-IOIOE TURKEYS 25-28:: LB.
'Large Australian Rabbits Tao pair.
.' , where he has since lltcd.
sixteen yam-s old, arrested hero last‘
night for obtaining 11111111... by moans oi
Kubaosu .
wot-11111111111111:
contain 1111
Charles T. Leonard Was for
Many Years Engaged in Coal
and Contracting Business
‘Death this morning claimed one of
Norwulk's best known and most highly
respected citizens. In the death of
(movies Townsend Leonard. at the age
of eighty-eight years, the people of
.\.()l‘wan( mourn a man who for more
than half a century. had been promi-
’l‘ho and came quite pcucofully, due to
advancing years I use titan two weeks
ago Mr. Leonard was about the strseot
attending to business and greeting
old f1l1~11dsbut tho1 noilccd that his
step was not as brisk 111-1 usual. licIH
took to his bed and for the past to“
days hud' hovcr'cd botucen llt‘e noti’
Mr.
H.
Leonard was horn in Flushing!
but early ~chino to Nlllnlvalki
iic marriodl
Miss Sticct, Well-known to the older:
Norwalkcts, and to them worn bornH
to them were born thtco clIlldre11.Hall!
Hof whom are no11'tlct'eascti.li'1d11h I
dicd In his 1',outl1 Louise married a Mr. '
iWilson and went to England to Mel
and is buried there while Francis;
. Leonard the best known of the de"
iceuscd s r'hlltlicn, died not long ago inH
:Noxwulk. A few 1e111's ago Mr. 1.1001},
{21rd married a second ti111c.nnd his:
1wldow survltcs him 1111111111 leaves
a g1',nndson Louis Leonard, who Is the?
last of the Well known and prominent
1 family.
Mr. L'dountd always had the Inter.
81315 of Norwalk at l1ea1t,though hoi
'was quiet and unobtrushe to showing:
his interest and entl.ruslasm For neor- H
L.
Ily hold a century he conducted that .1
local business 'ltl” Water unconditional; ' '
{over a few years ago In the tlrm on
1 Bishop & Lynes. Perhaps his deepest
interest. was In St- Pauls Church. lie;
was a clerk there for twenty-two years
.onatse for three years. —St. John and then was chosen vestrymsn, whichi "I thoroughly enjoyed bi everyone
present.
iodine he held for more than twenty
years. thus rounding out close to a?
'halt century pt cfiiclal connection with
old St. Pauls. He was eter ready.
nently identified with Not'walk affairs, ,
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death. ‘ '
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EXA’MIHERS 11w
John J. Phelan Says He Believes
Coroner’s Office Is Branch
of Courts
HIHIH WHHKIHH Will HHW
Would Consider Change 0on to
, Increase Efficiency
“1 consider the odlcc oHi’ coroner as
a branch of the dcpurt haul of jus-
tlco. and holding but It ilcwu i could
not possibly associate with It any
political considmmtion One of tho
11111131111111 duties of the office. In to
assist tho (carts in tho supprosulon of
(Continued on Fourth Page)
mm”— .. Mam-
WEIHHME SIHIIHIH IHHHI
HHS IH'HHIHSIMIS IHIE
Charles L. Page, Ir., Made a Hit
oceanic Claus, and Fine Pro-
gm Was Presented
a. Mil-mm" 111 l
A good ole-1111111011111 Christians tree
and metal party was held In the rooms
01 Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 1184
Sons 01‘ St. George. last evening, and
The ball was testooned with oven
greens and was filled to its capacity
by the members. their wives and tom- I
JIMES HHMMIHIIHIIIIS
lllHlIEH Sill HIIIMS
Miss Margaret Carmen, Who
Wanted $51000. ls Elven
$2.422
, .
Tile commissioners on the estate of
the into Maria 1’. James held their
last session in the Town Court room,
yesterday afternoon. The witnesses
examined then were John P, Tread-
wcll, George Anderson and Mrs. Ed-
ward Church. The claims of ‘Murghrct
(lorman and At1derson.for many years
employed by Mrs. James, were con-
tested by St. Paul's Church, which
was roprcsentcd by Attorney Louis
(loldschmidt. and Attorneys l'lnrlhntt
and Davis nppcarod tor the plaintiffs.
St. Paul's Church Is the rcsldunry
HR SHH IS
PHESIH HI
[HI HHIHA
Unanimously Chosen at Assem-
bly oi Revolutionaries at
Nanking Yesterday
IMPIHIHI IHHHPS Will
SHHH HE HIIHHHAWH
lcgntoe under the will-and tho cxecu
turn were uncertain whether (' nims'
should or should not ho paid, until
tl‘tcrclot'o rcptcscntcd tho estate to hai
insolvent. Tho prohutc (ontt tippoltlt- i
John 1'}. Keclcl. of Stamfor;d \lllllnmt
W nrdwoll of Norwalk and William
F. ’I‘a‘tnmuny. of South Norumalk 10:
pass on the claims ,
it appeared at the hunting that Mrs
Jami-.11, to induce Miss Colman and
Anderson to remain to her aorylcc.g
bud promised Margurct she would 1110‘
ride for her 1111 that she would ncv'ct;
ham to 11"ork for an1hody also, and[
had promised George that if he would.
rt~muin in her wrt‘lt‘e she 11‘101id do
well by him
In Mrs Iamcu will she govt-t to Mar-i
trust $1.000 tor Margaret and 81000,
to; George. to be paid to them after
Mrs. Jumos' death.
august but ”1911911ch service of
1111.11.11,“ when the was to years of,
age and she is now 11,. and George
had been in «Mrs. Jum'es‘ employ since
1897.
011 Margaret'- claim at “.000 the
commissioners ullowad ”Aflbnnd on
George's claim of 32.000. they allowed
8800.111 addition to the province gifts
The other claim} awarded were as
follows:
1 mltod
.New Cabinet Will Probably Be
Organized in a Short Time
SHANGHAI Chlna. Dec. 29.—-— lm
tor-diau-Iy following the receipt of
.nm'd from Nunking that. he had been
olcctcd president of the Republic of‘
(I lit-no, in. Sun 1111- Sen handed the fol
lowing stateroom
,l’rcss with tho roquem that it be trans-
to his blends in ”11' L'nittz‘l
\,
(Continued on Eighth Pogoi
HHFIIEICHIIT ACEIIT HEWITT
EITEIITAIIIS A88I8TAKT8
Company. entertained his clerks and
assistants at a dinnet and social root
1111111 111111111
'11 11111111 illlli
line at the Biggest Altairs Ever
Held by the Organization in
Town Hall
Mirth and merrimont' reigned au-
promo last evening at the fourth an-
nual reception and dance of the Catho
llc Club and the Town Assembly Hall,
tustily docked 111 holiday attire with
red and groan streamers. lnterspersed
with Christmas bolls, gave to tho
scene the touch of holiday joyousnoss
and gaycty characteristic of the sea
m
was the biggest reception yet
hold no less 1111111 sovonty- -'ii1c couples
bolus: pm sent to enjoy
iwus 1"n1lcd by the Boston Spanish and
.gny two step, while thc~ orchestxa was
Imognanlmous I11 Its cncoros.
iloath to depart when they
'str'tlns of Home, Sweet Home about'
midnight The, refreshments were in
1tl1o hands of an étficiént committee
land wore neatly and ex dltiousl
to the Asstmintcdl be 5'1
soncd «
Crcdlt for the success of the func-
’tlon belongs largely to tho. floor com-2
'.mlltcc t-zonposcd of Francis C Ward, ’
John.
Bovine, Edwar (l'.
imanazer; aids John i‘rlcnd,
:Shcohan Maurice J
Burns, Clifford Wutd,EdW11rd Duffy
and Albert Rose. William Howard,
'Mlchacl .I. Dowd James Cahlll andi
gurcl 1.100 and m 190.111.1111 placed 1113 111111111 1: 1.1911111 station and 11-1211;111%"i““'fl TW‘W" “Wine” ”mmme ‘°-
the hands 01 John P Treadweil lu' agent oi tbeN Y.. N. H & ii. Railroadime HtHommlttec and performed valuable
HGT" 00
Guests were prosnt from Mil-i
"f01d. Bridgeport. Dunbun and Slam
hing. at his home. in 16 Edlio avenue. H10"
taut evening.
happy one. lath-H111. DoWitt proved;
himself to be every hit as good it host
as ho is an agent. Ind according to his;
assistants. cm 111' flying to goon deal
The dinner on all that could be ask-3
ed for and was served in a munch
that delighted the guests. At the coo-é
closion or this pleasant feature, the
young men who and brought with them1 ensuing term were elected and routinei m” “we mm m mule . ‘.
The. ovonlng was 111
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IAIIIEII CMIIICII.
SELECTS 0FFICEII8§
At the meeting of Banner Council,
No. 1'14. Daughters of Liberty. that was
held last etching the olloers for the1
the dancing-H
isvcc' 5 string orchestra provided the;
music and the graceful, gliding waltzi
Ever), 1
i
i one had a mcr r1 time and 101 all were;
heard the.
3N91he case mm! KW 111% '
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HHI Hi I. IS 7‘55?
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Retiresentative Hill Says not
:Iievlsion Will be Careful ..
H and Scientific .
win 111111111111
or 11111111 10111
Likely to be m Accordance With '
H Tarifi Board's Report
i ______._
Hussmxorou Dec. 29.—~Charac~
ter zlng the report of the Tariff Board
as ,the most Comprehensive, fair and
helpful document ever presented to
1CoPgress, Representative Hill, of Cd!!-
no ticut, a minority member of the H‘
HW1ys and Means Committee, said 1111». .
th Republicans or the committee wiltH
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(Continued on Eighth PogoJ'
M--~.——_—.
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MHWHTIIFE , ‘ _‘
,1 so out our '
begun Judge Frank I: militants ,. ‘
chF city court.BrlM0lIOl11 ”INNS!“
ordered the constitution of the clonttn-H ‘
dance granted Wedge-rid” morning {it
nth
I
i
walk carpenter 11111111111111 with
support of his wile, and scam
onto four months In jail, unopen 1.
thosentonceandpidwdhm on ‘1‘
yoar's probation. miller a band «m.
111,111 ordered that ho pay 111‘- and»
niweok for one your
their musical instruments indulged Inl matters 0' Emma“ transected. The1 appeal or Actor-nay not a. m. :,,_
liurritt 6: Montgomery. $35.21.
Silver Lake Ice 00., 825.38.
I). Warren l'ltolnzw.
an evening of music and fun.
Miss' officers will be installed oannuary 11. Icounsel for Hill who pi i d that:
"Morton newm proved herself a most
They were as tollowo: illili was unable to Ignore the 6150 ‘11"?
Home dressed Chickens, 22c lb.
'1 f' Home dressed Fowl, 20c lb.
iwlth hand or money, to assist the "188- The Chrillmas tree and thei
‘cauae of this tonernble church presents for the rounsstera were bish- Councillor—~Annle L Plunder.
1 u
~~ . mucosa-1111 o few things. but today is
mounting the damage done to his new .
-Small"Pork.‘ roast, 141: lb.
Oli‘re‘sh California iiums,'l’2‘/§c lb. . 1
' Fresh Sparerlhs, 120 lb.
cross Plgs‘ Feet. Tc lb. 1
Small Fresh Hams, 160. lb.
ArtHnOur's Stat Hams.ch lh. ‘ 1
Strictly pure Home made Sausage,
18c lb i
' Small Legs Spring Lamb, 1130 lb
Forequarters Springi.a111l1.10c lb.
Fresh. Tripe. liead Cheese Pickled.
Pigs‘ Feet, etc.
Free delltet") 32 So Main St. 1
mafim-.~.
[311111.10 MARKET, i
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I
IlFFICEfl SAMMIS
FALLS IIITII FIT;
0thcor Wallace R. Samt1~ls,oftheH
Bbuth Norwalk police force, had a nor-i
row osospe from lnjuty last evening;
' Whmdweltl‘s store, In the Music H3215
bloc-H11, while in the pol to1manco of his|
111111. Recently, at. the sugestion of?
Captain J. Harry Gibson, the propnic Hl
tor of the store installed a night lighti
1111‘ the, more, and finding that «the light 1
was out last evening Officer SammisH
started out upon a tour of lllvestlga-j
1111111111 11111111111 took him to the rem i
9H. of tithe building and whlle traverslngi
this littered space of tears. hum-.11 thci
portly oiliciai balanced himself on al
narrow oltlck which was suspended‘
. o1etr the Hop of the pit into which Mr.
1110111111111“ 11's.: «suddenly precipitated
in reason 41:11:11.1 fact. «that the worm
, (board) turned. once: Ssmmts cos.
trained a few minor scratches and
0111111111111, Which 1111s torn In the scrim-
maze. _. , ~
*‘V‘H—
11.111111 Norwalk Three-Star Cognac,
Wilson. Hookéuoantatn and other
wolldtauwn blinds bf 11111111111111. at $1
"jplir bottle; Bottled imported and do-'
comic Wines tram but: up Bottled
H31 1111411111311: bottlingl, 91 per- c1119. .
when he fell into a pit in the rear 0:}
511111111118 111511111111
WPECIAL CALE DURING. TH; Master of Finaneelelllam J" Ca-
. - oer.
~. HQLIQAYB. ' Master of Excite oer Gear 9 ll:
3 At Charla: gloomy a. 21 Day St.. Bureaus q g
' Mead l1 Co. 2H3! Boot 11111111111.
In keeping with his 011111 life and in
respect 1'01 his. wish, the service/11.8%
day afternoon at 2' 30 o'clock at 8"."
Paul' 11 Church will be quiet and plain ;
Rev. Louis It. Howell will officials and'
interment will be in St. Pauls church!i
yatd.
ouotcs umvnuoxsvs.‘
25c LB .. 2
—.——-——-—-d—- (
Young'Fowls, 18c lb.
Roasting Chickens, 221:.
Small Lean Fresh Hams. tic.-
SmallLoins Pig Pork. tic lb,
Home-made Sausage, 14c.
Lean Fresh Shoulders, 121,410.
Lé’gs of Spring Lamb. 12%12.
Foreguarter Lamb, 9c.
, Spring Lamb. Chaps, tic.
Chopped Heel. 2 lbs. 25c.
Prime Rib Roast 16c.
{Rib Roast Beef. 125(10
Breaklnst Bacon, 14c lb. I
Large Fancy C. l'ery.
-AT H YES' MARKET.
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ELECT OFFICEIIS
At the. meeting of Ollte liranch
Lodge, No. 1.9, Knights of Pythias,
t.l1at was held last evening, the officers
1’ for the ensuing term were elected and
Lather business transacted. The ome-
ers chosen were as follows:
Chancellor Commander—Charles J.
Prescott
Vlce-Chancellor—~C. C. Hegeman.
Prelate—Wllllnm F. Korn.
Master of Work—Joseph W. Gorham.
Master at Arms—WillIa-m’D‘ Hard".
Keeper of R. and S. ~Rufus J. Smith.
‘
loner Guard—aloha 1V. Pennington.
Outer Glitttfd—‘l'l’illil )3 Mills;
Trustee for 18 {months—«tom: ’W.
Pennington .
“Mt Tub 11.111111. use 11111.16.
Hrscelving a toy,a
HH . strong, followed by but roast beef and
.3 othct good things.
,Willlam liadlield by a low admiring
gfrieuds for being the most graceful
dancer.
. such gatherings were continued until
~ their homes wishing each other a hop
iCharles F. Page. chairman: ‘
'progmm follows:
,Piano Selectionr—Prof. Edward Hoods.
‘ Piano Selection—~John Marsh.
ly appreciated by 1hcm.flfty children
1111011 or candy and
an orat1gc.Cl1orles i. Page. Jr.. acting
as Santa Claus.
A tine musical program. with letter
dermaln by “Prof" William Arm-
Dr. Dexter Hitchcock. $306.
Amt hogan. 820.
Amelia Church. $1,735.64.
.w‘w.‘
~5ATURDAV68 BFEGIALS AT
LOU|8 JOSELOFF'S.
closing with :11
dance, was much enjoyed b1 everyonei
present. During the evening a large'
near diamond ring was presented to
The sorlal amenities incidental to
after midnight, when all departed for
py New Year.
The committee of arrangements was
Robert“,
Lamb, William Ashbrook, William
l-ladtield. George Smith, Thomas' Lea.
therland, thn Hunt. The musical
“1
Opening. Ode—~Lodge members.
Christmas Carob—Myrtle Arlington.
Song—debit Hunt. 4
Comic Songs—~Arthur Morton.
Ledgerderhmln~~William J. Armstrong
The music for dancing was rendered
by John Marsh. ' . . '
AMERICAN HISTORICAL AND POL-
ITICAL, ASSOCIATIONS MEET.
BUFFAI.O,1Dec. 29.-—Great Britain.
France, Japan. Canada and the South
Amerlcunwountrles were represented
by distinguished speakers at today's
‘se'sslons of the American Historic»
Association and the American Politic;
al Assocation. Ii'uco Nitrobe, from the
first; imperial College at 1111111111. read
a paper before the international HRelC
tlons section on “The 11111111111111.1111.-
peso 11911111111111 ‘Prior to Perry's Ad'-
vent " Henry Gil. of the National tint-
versity of 1.111 Plats, spoke before the
Anglo-American and LsainvAmex-lcan
meeting-on “The Point. of View 111141-
lib-America " -‘
a plan for siholent state govern.
moot occupied the attention at the
"Trust com pony.
can be attached sud he wants. the
him until the hate is 11.111.
1ery1, T011367. , ~ 1.
16 lbs. Granulated Sugar, Si.
Very Itest Butter, 37c. lb.
Very Best Lord, 2 lbs. 2131'.
- to Sweet Florida Oranges, 26c.
lilac Label Catsup,19c hot.
6 cakes Fats Nopthn Soup. 25c
ivory or Shaker 31111.3 boxes 25c:
,.(ireslilng Apples. 25c pk.
Yellow Onions,5c seat.
72 1H'orth Main St.
......_..
sues 111111138 TC ,
amount or IIIITE
A suit for $3.600 damages has been
brought in the superior court by .Ed-
word E. Roi‘ell. of Stamford. against
ill. Louise Vincent and John E. Vin-
cent, of Rowayton. and" the Stamford
H The contention ot'the
plaintiff is that the defendant, M.
Louise Vincent. on July 30. 1908. owed
him a note 0183.150. and that it is
still unpaid.
Hie states that her father. Andrew
,J. Bell at Stamford, before his death
:iiad deposited money with the Stem-
‘ford Trust company
amounting to
about “(1,000 and that the defendant
is one of his heirs After his death
it was found‘ that he had left 11‘ will
disposing or about $150,000 and M.
Louise Vincent was to receive one-
tourthas her share. "Rowan, further H
says that Hebe his no property which
court to order the Stamford Trust
company to pay otter her income to.
‘W—wra
«ORDER YOUR NEW YEAR-'3 CAKE
now. Fresh bread and crdtlsm Mou-
titty. open all day New ,Year's day.
Phone your order now. Banner on.
.J
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- political sclentlsos.
1w
- lag in The Sentinel
H it 11111111111115 11191111 dull: try 11111-3111..
Wilotm.
let into our 11w bl; Home In Holder's
bionic We molt! more. with a. new 1
itccitaod are most s'su- the ounce of
our clothing and your furnishings lit
prices that will unionist: 11111,.11011'1
miss this opportunity *
agreeable assistant to the host. and lot
the course of the evening favored with 1
aplano solo ot high order which was
appreciated by the young men. The so I
clal features of the evening were de-
lightful to all. it. was not until mid
night that they departed to their re-I
spectlve homes. thanking their genial?
hoof kindly for his efforts in their be-
half. Those present. were Samuel 1 I
Yellow Turnlps, line cookers. 190 pk. ,Crutg. Percival it. Banks, Wilfred Rob. “"-
,lns. Jacob H. Llnxw,oller Michael Mo- 1
ISoliy. Edward E. Mead and Eugene M.
, Davis. i
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‘COIIIIT MARITIIK 1
ELECTS OFFICERSH
Cornelius Sweeney was elevated to
the position of chief ranger at 1 the;
metlog of Court Narruk, Foresters Hot
America. which was held last evening;i
at which time the odioers for the en'
suing term were elected. These oth~
cials will be installed on the.~ second
Thursday in January by District Depu-
ty Daniel P. MoKenna, of Westporrt.
AII that time a class of live csmdidntes
will be initiated and refreshments will
be Started 1 ,1
The officers cidctod at last night's
meeting were as follows:
C. R.~—-—Comeltus Sweeney.
8. C. R.-John Patchen.
Treasurer—Hugh McCarthy.
Financial Secmtsry~F D. Lawton.
Recording‘-Secrotsry-.-=~E. J. Hayes. .
s. M—wnnwm Fledler.
J. W.-—-Charles Davis.
S.‘ 8.——John Odell. .
J. B.-—John De‘nu‘u'n.
1.1.11. Miller
P..—-Dr H. B. West. .
Trustee or three yehrs—Charles B.
..__~
" , _ —-ND‘I'i¢E. 4
We must move on or pliant. January
1
g. Mpto‘ssin to son,
11': Washington at.- Brittle
‘-
1
‘ ready for her journey to New LOndon.
' to obtain tranipo‘rttation for her, from
’bebnriedin. ‘ .-.' , .11 "Hi
Associate Councillor—Deborah Mer-
ristn.
Vice Councillor—«Fannie Crockett. i
Associate Vice Councillor— Helen I
\Vilhelmy.
Réc’ordlng Secretary-«Charles Ferris
Assistant Recording Secretary-sitco-
'rietha \teade
Financial Secretary—Charles War~§ l
i
Tressurer~lre Rowland. 1
Guide—bi rs. Stephen Stone.
Inside Charon-Anita Banks.
Outside Cusrd—«Ehoer H. Roberts.
Twister-Fred Soweto. ‘
Pianist—Frank Ferris.
First Repremnmtive—Mtlise P 0v-
erton.
Second. Representative—Hattie F.
Crosby
First Alternate—Adeline Pénnell.
Second Alternate-Carrle Mills.
IIAIITFIIIIII VIIIIAII .
BIIIIIIEII TIl IIEATII
SAN FRANCISCO, Déc. 29.-Witb
her trunk packed and in the depot
Ohio, where relatives were to care for
her, Mrs. J M. Huhbart, for many
years at school teacher in Hartford,
001111.. public schools, was burned to
death in a fire yesterday in the apart-
meat of a family which had betriendcdl
her. Show“ 77 years old.‘ '
1111's. Hubbarthad been cared ' for 1
during the last five years by a family
In Oakland "which‘rece'ntly arranged H
a charitable organization to New Lon-
don. where 11 cousin, Kirtlsud. Blokes-
ice. was to 11.111111111111111. 8)te{t'
fused To accept the money for the rip
east and surreptitiously loft are Oak-
land friends .111 came to thiv’city.
where she was taken in by u 1.111.111
to which Ibo was: known.
,1 .
in 1111111111111: were her 111111» 1111111,:
“automation and slipptirs, 111111111ch "
nhe‘hod ott’eo expressed s 111.111». ”.1
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'“‘BQII1‘WT\TI) 13mm Milli
Mood 1h. 32,32 Ecol arcade. -
Shire 1!!
.‘1'. A ’i
H.bbnd ordered Thursday nod wool?!
hliv'e to go to jail, and would mos b'o‘ , _1
iuiiabie to assist his wife in any “1'. ‘
Prosecuting Attorney A.- ~.L Delaney r
.rHiitsed no objections to the change in
the court ruling, providing that thé
3b a week clause was put. in the sen.
times.
H Depuu Judge Wilder informed Pro-
bHation Ohicer G H. Colitis-Id of thdHH
sentence. and instruotod him to keep
I close watch on the case, and tits
rst. week that Hill fails to pay thé.
write the $6 as ordered to arrest him!
nd he would serve 'the {0111' months’ ‘
Sentence in Jail.
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1 EXCLIIIIE 11811110111’79
1 "
l CHICAGO; Dec. 29.—-—Argumen1t of... ’
counsel on tho motion to exclude all
estlmony in regard to the business)
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