Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19
CE0RCETOWN
Seven. Year.OId Boy Dies


the Beebe Hospital, at Bewes, on
Wednesday morning Of last week.
after an illness Of Eve days. Death
Is said to have been caused from an
attack of pneumonia and appendi-
citis. Funeral service was held from
the residence OF his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Joseph, here,
on Saturday afternoon. Interment
was made in Union Cemetery, on
South Race street.
w. c. Hopkins Dead
Woolsey @. Hopkins, aged 80 years
and thirteen days, died at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. Walter Phil
lips, two miles from C0olspring, this
county. on Wednesday Of last week.
Funeral services were held on Sat
ufday afternoon at o'clock, at Con-
ley's Chapel, Indian River District;
in charge Of the Rev. Ralph G. Jones,
OF Delmar, who will be assisted by
other ministers. Interment was
made in the adjoining ehuFchyard.
Mr.. Hopkins was for more than half
century one of the most widely
known farmers in the Co6lspring
section. He retired some years ago
on account Of advanced age.
Mrs. Lima A. Dolby Passes
Mrs. Lima A. Dolby, aged 79 years.
flve months and three days, widow
Of William Dolby, farmer, living in
the Asbury section, six miles from
here, died at the home Of her son,
Harley Dolby, near Asbury Church,
on Wednesday of last week. Funeral
services were held last Friday af-
terhoOn at O'Clock, at the late resi-
dence, in charge of the Rev. Omar
e. Jones. pastor of Wesley NJ. E.
Church, North Roce street, this city.
Interment was made in the cemetery
at Asbury Church.
Awarded Custody OF Boy
The divorce case of Harry B. Quill
len, Of Ocean View. against his wife,
Mrs. Lydia E. Quillen, was heard in
Superior Court here on Friday. De-
cisiOn was reserved. Pending at the
same time was habeas corpus pro-
ceedings by her to obtain custody
Of their 7-year-Old boy, Steward
David Quillen. Judge Charles S.
Richards. who heard the case, rem
dered his decision shortly before
noon on Saturday and awarded the
custody of the boy to the father
Judge Richards ruled that on Au-
gust 3rd the boy should be taken to
his mother by the father and remain |
with her until August 18th, and that |
he shall be taken to see her the first |
Friday of each month to remain with |
her until late Sunday afternoon. The |
last half Of the Christmas holidays |
are to be spent with the mother.
The QuilIens have been airing their |
family differences before the courts /
here for several terms. Several ac-
tions for desertion and nOn-suppoft |
have been brought against him, fol-
lowea. by divorce proceedings on the
part OF Quillen and habeas corpus
proceedings.
Two LeWes Men Jailed
Henry Phillips and Richard New
land, arrested by Chief of Police John
C. Millman, at Lewes, on charge Of
and disOrderly conduct
on the streets OF that town, are serv-
ing a sentence Of Is days in the
county Jail here, for failure to pay
a fine of $1,000 and costs in each
case.
Arrested For Motor Violations
Francis C. Marbury, 159 w. Lam
vale street, Baltimore, Nd, was ar
rested Friday night by Officer Clar-
ence K. Lynch, at the State Highway
Police Station near here, on a charge
Of operating a car not properly regis
tered with the Motor Vehicle Depart
ment of Maryland, and also for the
use Of improper tags. He was given
! hearing before Magistrate w. Frank
Sharp here, and pleaded guilty and
was fined S25.00 and costs for driv- {
ing an unregistered car. The fine
was femitted for driving with i'm L
proper tags with payment of costs, {
amounted to $3.50. Marbury was on {
lis way to Ocean City, Nd, to spend
he weekend. In passing the police
jtation, Officer Lynch noticed that a
he car had but one light. He was
topped and upon investigation 1t
vas found he was driving the car
With dealers tags, evidently having
made deal for the car recently, and t
lot obtaining new tags 10 rthe ma Y
hine. It also was learned that the
ar had not been registered. The
Inc and costs were paid, and he r
on his trip. +
IUkOis Held In Bail For Court o
When John Yokois, living in the a
lincoln City section, called at the n
ervice station of William Globes, t
q the DUPONT Highway south Of the f
lincoln City intersection to get a +
ruck which had been repaired by 7
'lobes, he became angry when told
hat it was more than $1,000 and en- j
aged in worded battle with r.
l0bes. Finally he threw a wrench IN
L Globes, striking him on the shoul- Vi
er, and started after him with an
crank threatening to kill OF
i'm. Globes grabbed the wrench in
nd threw It at Kokois as the latter
as attempting to get into his car, A
.riking him on the nose and frae-
Ifing it. KokOis swOre out a war ii
int before Magistrate w. Frank Of
harp, OF this city, charging Globes
ith assault and battery. After s.
caring the evidence. Magistrate ii
harp imposed a fine of $1,000 and
,sts on Globes. Globes brought an SC
isault and battery charge against m
ok0is before Magistrate William
ank in Milford, and was held in H
1000 bail for court. 81
ED For Larceny c;
Harry Brown. of Bridgeville, is
ling held in jail here by Magistrate be
al. atI /