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Continued tram first Pan.
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fro mutix of sound mind. memory and
: timivrsianding. Mr. i’lrwn thought she
‘ The counsel for limiien wanted
to him“ a‘i about the details of the
animate- and brought out that Miss
‘.‘.:-rdl: w was too shaky to sign her
v mi that liti hand had to be
i x“. 'tfi.
. ‘. i'rossy wanted to know
2.3m exer‘ttion of an a- :tsignmmt
w‘." in car '0 Harris. The witness
_ 2... t . ., : .. Lam z: the assignment, exe-l
» 0- MC“ (1‘ <l at ll. .. 552120 time.
{5.5 .‘3 c ures Thr— court asked many questions
ehvr property of Mrs. “‘ard-t
“ill 21} 0 went into the question:
: si'r- had reached proper care
‘ 4 home. Juige Heating brought
i - ., f9 «it ‘im ifarris was present when the.
9; 3‘ \ E! L‘ S t=f§ mi. ‘Xécui‘ed. and when the as-
. - . .J L Turn of mortgage was made. The
i-citne-es LJid the C but that Miss Ward-
lr \ .a; (l >he'
. .ti‘. '
90. Main St.
' TH Nozwux.
. Bohannan Testifies.
The court then permitted counsel to
“I.” Ifl Ilfl‘ ~—
___,- call l‘h‘. Rich-41d 1.. Bohnnnan before
. ___.._.-___ lhi‘ uhrlr \~.itntassos‘. were called. The
witness. in answvr to the questions of
fit: (loltiner. sad that he had beénthe
physician of Miss Vu’artllow since 1880.
and he believed that last July she was
of sound mind.
“\\"as she competent to make 6
will?" said Mr. Goldner.
“I object to that on the ground that
the witness has no power to draw a
conclusion of law.” said Mr. Cmssy,
who was sustained by the court.
The witness testified to the strong
, attachment 01 Miss Wardlow for Har.
. Wm...
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., “Jinglon Lodge. Shepherds
will hold a meeting to
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.rurel. Daughters of Castile On crosseramination Mr. Cressy
an im rtant meetin his 53“): '
v . \ ‘r-lpok g I Miss Wardlow was once prosper-
‘ ‘ O ‘ 0c ‘ ous was she not? And all of her
property disappeared, did it not?"
The witness thought that perhaps
she had used it up.
“She was reduced finally to extreme
poverty, wasn‘t she?" persisted Mr.
Creamy.
The witness admitted that Miss
Wardiow was in very humble circum-
stances during her last days at Dari-
en.
Mr. Cressy wanted to know the
cause of the tasting away of the es-
tate. Mr. Goidner‘s objection was
overruled by the court.
Mr. messy brought out that some
or the time Miss Wardlow and Harris
lived alone in a house that has two
rooms—a kitchen and a bedroom.
Then Mr. Creosy tried to show that
\Once Miss Wardlow had a very good
social position in Dorian. but during
the last few years of her life. she did
not enjoy such a good social position.
Mr. Cressy brought out that the Haw-
wr pound baby boy was born to
Mrs. Frank Benedict of 70
Elace yesterday. Mother and
doing nicely.
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L first dance of the season will be
at the Norm Yacht club this
I..Dg. with music by the Sterling
-dtr- . . ‘ .
»— . -nm
‘ .e Patriotic Order of America is
finga field day today at Savin
‘. New Haven. A delegation of
.v-rin‘oers from Camp No. 8, of South
wrwalk. is in attendance.
The Nor-walk Hospital Sewing So
0er will bod an all-day session [or
“'0”! at. the headquarters, 66 Wall es family was one of the best. and
street, tomorrow, from 9:30 a. m. to moved in the best circles. The wit-
Bram. ness would not admit. though. that
Miss “'ardlow had lost any of her
. _ , social standing.
A‘ ‘59 commencement 0‘ “951933“ The court then ask-id whether any
1‘::'~‘ers:f}'. Middletown. Conn, Rev. other doctors had been engaged at
rubies S. Macfarland, D. n, was this time to make an examinatkm of
- - Miss Wardlow and it was brought out
.., .ed r ‘ +- .
i -- an hono an; m mber of Phi that the town of Ilarien had sent Dr.
‘" Aappa. .Noxon. '
The court Muted to know whether
Miss “’ardlow was able to compre-
hend nature and extent of her prop—
erty. and to appreciate the natural ob-
jects of her bounty. The witness re-
plied that he thought Miss \Vardiow
Was coinpettm to make a will. Mr.
( "ossy objec c‘! on the ground that
:niage sale is to
old Morgan
‘ilv
".‘i'iin' LOU F'i‘é’e‘L
‘ t‘ .h :hp witnrss “as (ll‘uW ng a ronciusion
._ . . é
. *5” ‘ a ‘ y of law.
name at ti r H0: 9 Mrs. Green Confirms Husband.
7‘. ('hl‘istian Suaztz. The ."J-Kl' witness called by SizzGokl—
ni-r was Edit}; Lillian lyre—.rn .'\'t‘0 (-5
«; gig.- at Brand's the first witness;.lier to: Union? was
’ similar to that of" lit-1‘ liu liar .d in re-
- Hard to the exrcution of the will. it
39319- incorporated. .bl‘Ougilt out that a Mr. Hoyt had pre-
< ‘ileti an amendment pared an affidavit. and Mr. Cress}: on
cross rxamination. wanted to know
.3 aroc-iation, providing
of land and
of poor and nag-
‘*h the secretary of
Mr. Hoyt did not have some
form book and copy from the form
book, to which the witness replied
that Mr. Hoyt does not have to use a.
form book in drawing papers.
Mr. 'Cressy again took up the mat
ter of the house occupied by Miss
“'ardlow and tried to make the wit-
ness admit that Miss “’ardiow had
been reduced from affluence to ex-
treme poverty; The witness did ad-
mit, though. that Miss VVardlow once
kept a maid and two man sen-ants.
\Vasn’t that evidence of the fact
; that she was a person of means 1’" said
‘ Mr. Cressy.
The witness said that all of her
friends were as well off. ‘
The nutter of the table- was taken
up, and the witness said that Miss
Wanilow’s table was always well
served.
Mr Cressy asked about the fore
closure of a mortgage on the Ward-
;low property, and what the witness
knew about it.
"Just what I read, and what all
read in the Stamford Advocate, " said
the witness.
: Carl Schmidt’s Opinion.
' Carl . H. Schmidt also testified an!
be considered Miss Wardlow to ba d
whether
‘leiflC‘P
Buffalo. New
EMT—d Saturday morn-
.. orcycle accident he-
a:d Nor-walk, has
the Norwaik
2.1.." ruturnE-d to his home
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from
rt” VVoifpit Hill road,‘
1:: ago sustained 9. Inch
numerous rather Sedans
ly inexpncible man-
222.5 nownrecorvered
cred from the Norwalk
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‘wanted Tom to hate;
.som mind was W me no
a Vitae...
On cross examination. Mr Cheney
asked the witness it he is the proprim
tor of the Tooker House. in Darien.
The Witness admitted that he is
"Harris is one of your customers. in‘
he not. "" said Mr Cressy. '
“Ho (. nos come in and buy a drink.
like any other man " said the witness. '
The witness also admitted that Him
; ris asked him to come down and sign}
the will as a witness.
At this point the proponents oi the
will rested the case. , .
Hallucinations, Say. Dr. Rice.
The town of Darien called as its
first witness Dr. Watson E. Rice who
said that he had observed Miss Ward-'
.low for nearly three months. while
she “as in the Stamford Hospita’l.just
after m: the. WW fwd executing
the assiznment of mortgage to Harris“
and that in his opinion she was nutter
g
in: iron: Denim dementia. Dr. Rice '
also said that Miss Wat-diow had balm
lucinaiions thinking that Harris could
take better care of her than the nuns
es of the Stamford Hospital. i
On cross examination. Mr. Goldner'
iasked what the hallucinations were?
The witness answered that there was
a constant desire to get back to
‘ Tom.
nose). did not know“'ho “Tom" was“
The witness ivas very positive that
Miss Wardlow was under an hallucii
nation when she supposed that she
would have better care at her home.
in Dar-ten. than she had at the Stam-
ford Hospital. He added that Miss
Wardlow came to tho Stamford Hospi-
tul in ajltby condition and covered
with vermin. and it was a job for the
nurses to get. her clean. -’
"The burden of her song was ‘Bnck
to Tom.’ ” said Dr. Rice. ‘
The corut was at this point ad-
journed for the purpose or enabling
the town of Darien to call some 01"
the doctors and nurses of the Stun-
i‘ord Hospital.
CONN .CORPORATION
SUES F0?! $210, 000
rmumu-m than Vim Pitt
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helm. The Stamford Corporation ul-
leges that $210. 023. 45 is due it. and the
suit is to remote: the money. i
The alien pioperty custodial. In:
Gar-van is made a defendant. an the‘
complainant believes he has taken
into his poswssion assets of the
Gebrueder. Siollwerck Aktien-Gksell-
schaft, that the money noeived from
the assets has been turned over to
Mr. Burke, as treasurer of the United
States. and the plaintiff asks that
such judgment as it eventually ob—e
tains against the Gebrueded. Stoll—i
werck Aktien Gesellschaft be paid
from the funds now alleged to be in
the possession of the United States. {
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