The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-30
Warren, Jr., to Go to East Or
ange Home of Corporation
COnnsel's Sister.
BOY WEEPS ASMOTHER
CLASPS HIM TO BOSOM
Man Named as Correspondent
Must Be Absent When
She Sees the Lad.
Especial to the Evening star.l

JERSEY 11lA, Jan. oU.-A1ter the
sensational disclosures of yesterday,
Robert H. McCarter, representing Mrs.
Elinor Bentley Dixon, and Samuel
Kaliseh, representing Corporation Coun
sci Warren Dixon, of Jersey City. to-
day held a conference in chancery
chambers here, as the result of which
the suit of Mr.. Dixon for the custody
of two of his children. Jonathan and
Warren, jr.. was discontinued for the
present.
Both parties agreed to the discon-
tinuance BY the offer that will be
! made BY the court. Warren Dixon, j.,
goes to the care of Mrs. Crowell Mr.
Dixon's sister. and the older boy will
be placed in a school. The younger
child will visit the mother on alter
nate Sundays.
BY the rules of the order. Thomas A.
Alton, treasurer of the Alton Machine
Company, with an office at 136 Liberty
street, New York. and a plant in Eliz-
abethpert is not to be at Mrs. Dixon's
home when the children are there.
When the order was made the boy
!
took him in her arms. Mr. Dixon asked
that the child be sent TO his sister at
once 1t was finally agreed that the
child shall go to East Orange tomor-
row
Before the parties left court Mr.
Dixon said that the story told on the
stand yesterday by Peter Bentley was
untrue, and that on the day that Mr..
1 p..,tf IL,
he tried a case before one of the courts
| in New Jersey.
! When Vice Chancellor Garrison took
the bench. at 10 O'Clock word. was
! brought to him anAs ihe-l mt les y-ers
trying to arrange a settlement He
entered his private chambers to avail;
the outcome of the conference Shortly
before II o'clock the lawyers came into
court
| Plan reid to ce-Chancciior.
| MIR. McCarter said
ut has been agreed between Mr..
kalisch and ne. subject to the court S
tapprovai. that these custody proceed
| ings be amended by making Mrs.
Crowell and Mrs. Mccoy parties: that
the court then order that the custody
of this younger child be awarded to
Mrs Crowell so long as she is going
! to remain in East Orange, and that
thereafter it shall be awarded to Mrs.
| Mccoy until the final hearing of this
case; that on alternate Sundays from
Friday evening until Sunday afternoon,
! the boy be permitted to visit his
mother at Elizabeth, as heretofore;
! that as the older is of an age the court
would probably leave that matter
, largely to his discretion, and that no
order whatever be made in regard to
him. but that he be put at such school
as his father determines best for him.
the tuition at which school will be paid
by the father, and that the mother and
the father both have a free right of
access to him..
| Mr.. Kalisch: Il think the attorney
general forgot to state in that arrange
I.ment that it is also to be Understood
that when the child visits his mother,
Mr. Alton is not to be there"
| Mr., McCarter: "Yes, | did forget
that. You are quite right: | meant to
state that"
BentIeys In Same House,
Mr. Kalsch: And furthermore that
Mr.. John Bentley and Mrs. Bentley
are to live at the house where Mrs.
Dixon is now living. at $50 Clinton
street"
The Vice Chancellor: do you mean
that the court is to order that?'
Mr.. Kalisch: mo; but that is to be
the understanding"
Mr. McCarter: 'That the child be
sent on alternate Friday nights, from
Friday night until Sunday afternoon,
to Mrs DiXon's home in Elizabeth, on
condition that Mr.. Alton be not there
at that time at all and that Mr.. and
Mrs John Bentley continue to reside
there at that time as they are now re-
siding"
The vice chancellor: 81 think that is
very proper disposition of the case,
and will sign such an order"