The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-11
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Thicve. made themselves rigat ut home
| In Frank \. Srhu.tie's residence, No.
us McDouga!l-aNc SUNDAY after
noon. pulling up the carpets any
tearing beds To pieces in tn"lr search
for VaIuables. They went away WIN
cash and jcvelry valued at SlS''o
and an CNCrcoat.
ConI wms, cScnping from defective
stove, nearly nsphyxintch shmon re-
sIck his wife ana Two children IN
their home ut No. 80 Montcalm-Sl
east Sunday morning. NtiS hbofS'
| seeing no signs or IRE IN tnH nom
| broke In and aroused the tanily just
In time.
EDWARD Moore. No. $50 Trumbull-nNc.,
reported to the police thnt $40 over
coat and sl.so in cash Wtt" st'ltu
from him ia Harry Bcltons saloon On
Abbott-st., sunday afternoon. IhS
place has achieved good deal OF
unwelcome advertising OF Iate "a d
result of such complaints
The $4,000 breach of promise ease
against DIR. Henry 4. Judson was
brought to "A close late saturday al 70
ternoou Nhen verdict for Sl5o0 was
returned IN favor OF the Pi an I'm
Mary Duff The members or the jury
say they generally favored much
larger damages. but the figure was
reduced because Of DR. Judsons plea
ot poverty.
John Angotti, No. 81. Riopciie-st.' com
pInined 10 the police. sunday. TINT
his wife had clopcd with hoatdrt,
John Chioda taking $50 OF his hard
earned cash and leaving him 10 car.
for their two little children, agCu
four and year and half. Angottl
believes the couple are either In Nj
agara Falls OF the Canadian 500. the
police OF these cities have been asked
TO keep n lookout for them.
In the annual meeting Of the Masonic
Temple association SRturdny night
Frank T. Fisher was unanimously
elected president for 1909, and othrT
officers were also elected as FOL
lows First president w. A.
Eldridge: second vice president, FREQ
erick y. stevens; treasurer. James T..
Davis. secretary. Clarence IA. Leon
vens. VIM. Van Sickle. George b.
Irwin.
Will Allen and the 800 occupants Of
hts IO-cent lodging house, which wns
located for several years on Cad!i
So have removed to No. 13@ Michi-
gan-aye where they VIII be located
until Mr.. Allen finds larger quarters.
Those who could not be accomno
dated I'm the new quarters went 10
the Salvation Army home at the loot
OF SeCond-st., and to McGregor mis-
sion. Allen has two buildings IN
view as "A home for his new motel
At the sunday morning communion
services In calvary Presbyterian
church, IS new members were re-
ceived into the church, making a
total OF about zoo The reception FOL
lowed the week OF prayet, wniCh wa
held every evening during the last
week. All OF the meetings were un-
usually well attended. and at the CON
clusion OF the services sunday, tho
Rev David l. sutherland. pastor. de-
livercd a short address OF welcome TO
the new members.
Funeral services for Louis summer
field, who died Saturday morning
from asthma. Will take place from
his home. No. 327 Fra2klin-st.. Tues
day morning at $3.50 o'clock. In the
death OF Mr.. Summerficld. Detroit
loses on eof it's oldest violinists. For
nearly 40 years he has played fO<'
Detroit audiences. varying from cul-
tured people to the saloon crowds
He was SO years old and had lived
in Detroit oil his life. Two sons and