AGE FOUR '
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SQ'NORWALK, CONN.
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;;.. Lawyer in Sum-
flg lug Up Says He
* lidn’t Want Her
y, lpragged in Mire
V “ ITI‘: PLAINS N. Y.. Dec. 1.—
Rhinelunders we determined
in this case it they have to
,- mery dollar they own and
11 new soul that stands before
W hing n clenched list on the
. - before him, Leo l‘ai-sous Davis
W
win arms' length of him in White
lg. court yesterday. The attor-
. ‘iths annulment of the marriage
‘ .| nerd Kip lthinelander. to
#0 was summing up tor the de-
ufter refusing to allow either
on stand. He poured a torrent
,onunolation against the tactics
, .. {na' to set settle the alliance of
, to.- son with the colored girl.
.“ and mud only for timmu’tti»
Why had they pilloried the
polling her to confess the birth
‘ . illegitimate babe, forty years
now a woman and the mother
{vs girls and boys to brand them.
t d that into the ears of the Jury
. mu making a last stand to pro-
Jonss. a colored girl.
Write or her father to take the
which the uristocratic'tamily is
‘ y had they insisted on using
.. faced mother of sixty-three,
. Why had they sought out that
Y.
.?
y God. How can the Rhine-
on ever forgive themselves for
citing the life of this old mother,
{disgracing another mother. for
‘ti'ding her the kids—and for
{W t." shrieked Davis. “For-noth-
in because all that proved nothing
. Keri
" 5
We could not h’th druuld that out
oi tutu stvtet old iiivttlul‘. litill indis-
trt'tllln or her tuflllim'lllli yt'nr, ll
lilti‘t' own: it tut ion ut stulte."
Scorn shook Llui'is' \ttlt‘L' in: IN
\leut on.
"A line Thanksgiving day they
gutu llIU'JUIV'flt'b with Mr». Jones
on the stand on 'I‘lliilllthglt'lflg eve
iuid liie protesting: against bringing;
in that uncivnt llitlibCi‘t‘ilUll tiiid At-
torney Mills deiiiuiidinu tiiitt she un-
swor the question. And site said.
’i'es. she had u white baby. and she
was not married.‘ A lino Thulllth-
giving."
Beside Davis, Mrs. Janos sat with
lioutl io\\ul‘t:d and lips moving 5..
lcntly. The head of Alice was bent
men lower and the girl gulptd and
u shudder Went thrduith her. \lllll
a swing of his left hulld. us um:
cunts aside a trivial point. the inw-
yei' raised his right hulltl ttiid shook
that finger at the Jury t'lnlllluSlZliib’
mery point:
"Why didn't I put George Janos.
the old beau of Mrs. Jones on the
stand? You've seen him and see
him now. He is a mulutto. no dis-
grace to him. i did not call him
because he had heard the Confession
dragged lrom his wife. They had
ruined the old woman. but. i would
not let them tear the old husband
to pieces, too.
“I wouldn't let a man trout a dog
like that. while I had a hand to
stop it "
As for the absenco of Alice lrom
the stand. Davis offered it similar
reason. more emphatically [lhl‘ililt'tl
“If it was error. blame it on me.
don‘t visit it on her. i could have
ltept you here another wet-k, let you
watch them drug her again through
the. sewer. us they huVe dragged her
through utter tllth for Weeks. but it
struck me that it was about time
the world was through with the
lthinelunder case."
UNREASONAIILE.
"I want you to cure the of my
deafness. doctor.
“Are you married?"
“Yes."
"Why do you want to be cured."—
Tit-Bits.
_‘ pthors carted to
RELATIVES OF
NEW CANAAN
DEAUROTEST
File Petition in Dispute
Over Cemetery—Da-
rien Man Answers
Charges
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. i.-—ltola—
tlws of some of the “.500 people dur-
tim.’ the last century anti beyond in
the little old l’urude i-lill cemetery.
New Cannon. will petition before
Judge Nowell Jennings in Superior
court today for a mandatory injunc-
tion requiring of G. Elmer Jones.
Durien. that he restore the cemetery
to the condition in which it was a
year one. They accuse Jones of
havlnig "desecrated the graves" of
well-beloved kindred. among them
veterans of the Revolutionary War
and the Civil War.
The town of New Canaan has
joined in the injunction action. in
which duinuges of $3.000 are asked
ulso. with George T. iluilett and
Daniel Wood. New t‘anauii: William
B. Davenport. Brooklyn; Charles B.
Davenport. (‘old Spring Harbor. N.
Y., and Jonnlo A. Cummingliam.
Stamford.
(irnvcstoncs Gone
Jones. they say. rcpnsscd on the
old cenwtery in November of 1024.
caused the removal of gravestone
and .murltcrs. flags and railings an-
commenced the buildings of u stone
ll: ground.
Sonic of the. gravestone. it is do-
clarcd. were thrown under nisdlrec-
tion into a no by swltmp and
ther cemetery.
Jones. with Surlih A Jones. New
Cannon. and Clarence Jones
Bridgeport owns a sh. ncre trust of
wail through the middle of tho bury-
.uround which the dispute moves. it
land within which is the cemetery‘is released.
.iio asserts. which were curled
is. he says. it private family burying
ground.
in rel‘ullp. tho till-:giltions of the
l0\\‘ii und iissociute plaintiffs. Mr.
Jones expluins that. up to halt u
century ago. there was in
t‘ununii it public cemetery known as
"God's Acre." 't‘licrc. many of the
most prominent and early settlers f
of New Canaan were buried.
in ta'ltl.
stones were taken from "God's
Acre." some piled on the burying
ground included in his land until the .
and .
owner of thut date protested
some stones used under the direc.
tion of the town as capstones for u ‘
drain.
None of the bodies
Acre." soy. Jones. was distnterred.
and when the ground was ploughed
and traded,
Were brought to the surface which
ware uncoremontously and sacrlllgi- '
ously roburied at that. time in holes
dug in "God's Acre" without any at-
tempt to separate or distintuioh the
bodies of those titers interred."
inusndod ’lio Improve
Tile gravestones Mr. Jones is stat-
ed to have removed from Old Par.
ado l-till cemetery and plotted in II
nearby swamp. are the very stones.
to
the private cemetery from God's .
Acre" nearly 50 years ago. and
through all the following years. re.
mulned there unclaimed.
Ho declares he has dislntcrrsd no
l‘mllt‘n nor interfered in any way
with the Old Parade Hill cemetery
and intended only to so improve its
appearance it would no longer con-
stntuto “an eyesore to the com-
munity in general."
... ...—.--...
LOVE AND REVENGE.
'rnKIO—-Ynsuko Yamafuli awaits
with love and many angered uoelu-
iists awuit with sinister motives the .
release of Massithiko Amakusa. for-
mer captain in the Japanese army.
Amakusn was accused of brutally
killing :1 socialist mm is serving a
jail sentence. Yamnfujl says that
she will marry Amakusn when in-
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