The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-16
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING
W. w. Chnpin, formerly Judge Of the
xenardcr,s cnurI. L. hclnk mentlOncu

W. w. Chaplin. formerly Judge OF the
recorders court. is being menuoneu
as a possible candidate for alderman
in the First ward next year. lie mas
been asked by members of the Munl-
cipal league 20 make tho run IL j.
said.
Charged with trying TO steal kiss
aud "a hand bag from n young WON
an on Monroe ave. Wednesday al
terno--s John Papas Greek, ~
years old and giving ms ADDRESS az
10 i53 Monroe was arrested by
Patrolman II q Smith on a charge
OF attempted larceny.
Controller Doremus has been informsd
by the Murphy Heating 60. that the
bill sent for the November neatlhS
OF the city hall was about WOO 100
high. owing 10 clerical error lie
had already held up the bill anu no
tilted the council OF his action.
Judge Hubert, OF the probate court.
expects to move into bis new cour'
room next week THIS room. on the
second floor Of the county bulldlnB'
has been nued up especially I9r w
Judge. and Will he used by MN In ms
Juvenile court work.
To secure ideas for the new Gcnerai
hospital Ia he erected In Detrolt, nrS;
Metcalf. iutchings ana Sauord anu
Architect ". y. Stratton lert, W 90
nesdaV. tor the east 20 visit various
biE hospitals. A business othce Ior
the board 90 directors or nc new
hospital has been opened ~ ~" ~
Eoyd building
Three Christian science churches VIII
he erected Ira Detroit In the near
future one in the east Jefferson ave.
diytrtet one IN the north WOODWARD
district and tho third in the cN-
treme western part OF the clty. me
pr,sen church on MeNandrine ave. -
much overgrowded, many perEons
having 10 stand during ne services.
Hrs. Wilmer Brown, n resident az De-
troit for - years, died In her home,
40 2u1 Fifteen st. w con tSli&At al
ter an Illness OF several years, Mrs.
Brown was born I'm Hui England 80
years ago Sh, had resided IN the
same house iu this city since hrst
coming here TWO daughters and one
son survive
Tho six Judges Of the wayne circuit
court, Judge UuIbrrt, cf the probate
court. and - lawyers attended the
dinner % the Lawyers cIGh IN INC
Fellowcraft club, "wednesday night.
Ward y CLpatc acted as toastmas-
ter and speeches We're made by all
the iudEes. Judge Donovan dSuVt
cred his famous lecture. The golden
age OF now"
In n mas--mectInR of citizens Of Red
ford township, Wednesday, IL was de-
E bond, the III township Tor $50 900. the
money To- he used in improving tho
roads along the lines already ms.
tlted by the county road commits
sinuers 4 large majority OF the tax
payers al the meeting favored The
bonding proposition
newspaper man. has been appointed
- q clerkship ia the probat" court
office. and VIII commence has dulles
Jan T. He viii take place in the
Mo room. reifeN .ug Joseph J.. lprolS-
hagen of part Ot his duties ana CIV
$50 tic iattor an opportunity TO de
vote more time to the inheritance
taN WORK.
The annual reuminn Of survivors or
Company u, T~enty-f fourth Michigan
John Moody. No Il Smith-ave. Mon
dav the forty seventh anniversary
Of The battle OF Fredericksburg. tho
FIST engagement in which the Mich
Igan regiment fought OF the SO sur
vivors Is reside in Michigan The
next meeting VIII be held IA konu-
las Sept :. 1910.
Tn reply 10 charge OF bankruptcy made
by four creditors. president John n
Reade ~ the tinted states ISL
that his company is insolvent ana
The case has been turned over 10
Benkruptcy Referee Harlow r. ~
Vock by Judge Swan. clare christie
has been named as receiver. Ihe pc
titioning creditors are George u Ma
son W r PARROT. George r. Clark
and Robert Ernst al OF whom claim
10 have loaned money TO the concern.
wilson Cnrrutbers. ~ yenrs old aud
giving his address M No. ~ yelling
ton-ave was arrested, Wednesday,
hv Detectives Brooks and Seymour,
charged with the theft OF SO worth
Of gems from Erdman W. Berg who
the Lothrop apartments, No. ll5
Wayne-st BERG was formerly em-
Moved as travelling 81 lesman, aud
carried iewelTy as - side line. the
property has been recovered.
When Peter A. Dunn, sewer superin-
teudcnt In the department OF public
works came ~ open HIS pay envelope
iu the pavmaster's office or the city
treasurcrs department. Wednesday
he noticed n sum OF money lying on
tho desk IN front OF him. Dunn re-
turned n to the paSmaster. EVIL
IDENTIFY some city employe had opened
his envelope 10 count his money ana
had then. absent -mindedly. put the
empty envelope in his pocket ana
gone away. leaving the money on the
desk.
August FroehIich's story Of the indus
try and thrift bN which NJ built up
a profitable sausage business at No
"2S Garhcld-ave cast. gained Tor MIN
the permission OF Judge MuTnn 10
continue in his present location UNI
~ next June when lie expects 10
move To larger quarters Mr.. and
Mrs John Hoffman. whose home nd
Joins tuC sausage factory, brought
from conducting his business on Gar
hcld-avo. east. claiming that the
Odors from the factory are a nuis-
anCe and cause Illness.
Edward !. Freeman. charged with forg-
i've = check for sii."o aud passing ~
on Herman Eooguer, saloonkeeper OF
No 1gI RiNard -st. offered no defense
when placed on trial before Judge
Taelau WednCsdnN His only plea
was that hc was Intoxicated. and did
not realize what ne was doing At
tpruev g. j. Hooper. for the defense.
admitted hts clients guilt but added
that Freeman has children. whom hV
nUf d a. a l. a. "A