"You are a man *ith M,.. ,v^r/. ,,,.M ..thing for çroTrn r;.(j l^' -j Which Is Better? Note; $250,000 sho's got me mixed un with th»'«»C*& $350,000 Left Who Names Brother '.*. one." '**: ,'¦' Husband, *r$ïï,rrïoî dozen. F * j of and ot Love Suit« Follow i »i«v« a «««-P^ntary,!always Vice-Chancellor Fotóer «f» . Safety principal good return, me.» for aï;,j. and as to the r^TJof^^nd days taking teitutrony -, tr^i $ Mrs. uncertainty* anxiety principal, Annie Ferrotta, b beautiful Italian hidden in a ne!il. In Easton no matter nightingale cqbwcb By how great the return? A trustee girl of twenty-three, for yours has h flowered thicket. My feet beat time "Here You Are flttnmilg lias but one answer. other person has poured all her afteret thought» into ft jovously to its music. I look in the Any* little red It is a volume rich in mirror and my eyes are like ArotmcfWitli Tfeii r'reneh Nephew and Two Nieces but one sensible answer. diary. silver poetic sophistry and occasional flashes stars, my cheeks like rarer blooms Mrs. Van liri Arc Sur- of wit. But the Huthor. in philosophiz¬ than rosen. My lips are a crimson Chicken," Recognized by The fortunes arc made filled and AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL as great by goof' ing on love and life, apparently did not cup spilling happiness. My Is to Have Re¬ rogate Relatives of and few losses. expect that, it would, figure in a suit for luisband was ripht T have learned love Alleged TRUST FUND earnings, careful savings lier after marriage. But I learned it from Her Husband BANK'S $5,000 Aged Recluse The divoree brought against by Joseph " proached Brooklyn Guaranteed First Mortgage, particular Le Hoy Ferrotta, a consulting: engineer, 'another man.' ly when it pays ?'/2%. has no peev in the in¬ living at 1700 Seventh Avenue. At other points in the diary Mrs. Mrs. Leila Van Wie, who opened an Supreme Court Justice Joseph E. Ferrotta aphorizes a« follows; Grieved for vestment market. It means no losses. "It all our addressed to her husband by Long Spouse Newborger. yesterday reserved de¬ takes youth to prepare envelope -ait cision in the suit after the diary and for the deeds of our old age, and then mistake, she »ays, yesterday began Don't off until tomorrow Bond & Guarantee Co. letters couched in affectionate terms to it takes all our old age to repair the before Vice-Chancellor Foster in New¬ put Refused to Take Mortgage deeds of our Medicine and Frank Ferrotta, a musician and brother youth. ark for divorce from John E. Van Wie, what can do Capital Surplus $12,000,000. of the were presented in evi¬ "Hell is where you K<> when you dio, N. J. you today That Have Saved plaintiff on Avenue, Orange, Might 176 Broadway, New York. 175 Remisen St., Brooklyn. dence. Several corespondents were provided you enjoyed yourself earth. of 278 Berkeley Her the defendant's bro¬ "When a woman cries before n man, The envelope contained papers sent to Firat. Don't put off making your Will. Life, Says 137 West 125th St., New York. 350 Fulton St.. Jamaica. named, including she is cither or Physician quite confident of him a Nowark lawyer which 370 E. 149th St., New York. Bridge Plaza North, L. I. City. ther-in-law. quite hopeless of him. Van Wie by Second. Don't put off establishing a Trust Fond Heirs of Mrs. Mrs. Ferrotta. who is not defending "The first Mrs. Van Wie's suspicions. for the benefit of Margaret E*ston, the is in Canada. She was mar¬ bride's hurst of tears is aroused your family. suit, n shower of her a of Mrs. Van Wie's little eighty-ycRr-cld recluse, who had re¬ ried at Verdun. on December 15, diamonds; second is Also because may lose or all yea leave them Que., of her tenth is an actions have been They spend out- mained immured in her home, 90 Put¬ 101-1. Acts of misconduct are alleged deluge rhinostones; mistake, three other right dents to have been idolized by both have taken in Canada and autumn drizzle." is an alienation suit nam Avenue. Brooklyn, since James M. father and mother, whoso death in 1S77 Herrick Gets First lo place "The recording doesn't try to begun. One be reduced to «hen her New York, between July 4. 1915 and angel Mrs. Van Wie against Mrs. They may penury they art Easton, husband, died in 1914, wore cast «loom over the household, was iiri. Milton C. Weisman, of keep count of the .lies a woman tells brought by most in need of money. discovered named Florence. She. was a Packer In- July 18A21. the man she loves." Bertha Frar.ee, oí Brooklyn, co-re¬ yesterday. Mrs. Eáston was Black Hand Letfer 217 Broadway, represents fie plaintiff. Leave them to fall back on stitutc graduate and later a pupil of lirst in "Admitting that marriage is a great in the divorce action, in something which they found dead early Sunday morning. Folk that Mrs. Ferrotta's çntry the in an spondent can't lose or Nassau College. say during court was institution.who' wants to liv* spend. Papers of administration were the of Florence at the diary produced in yesterday which she asks $150,000 damages. The grant¬ girlhood parties As Threats Pour In as follows: institution?" But from which will Easton were Searchers second suit is that brought by William they always receive the ed in Brooklyn Surrogate's Court to home frequent. "I was young when my husband "During the past thousand years of the found the old very men killed for husband of the income. Mr». Lawrence Sweeney, Miss Isabelle premises girl's proposed that we should marry -very many have themselves II. Frazee, co-respond¬ school books, with her name written Decorated With 1 knew love- but not many mai tied men." Van Wie for McDonald and Allan Note, Dagger young and very innocent. a ent, against alienation of McDonald, living in a childish hand on their flyleaves. of love and 1 was afraid. "Marriage is the idea that after at 161 is a and Defends Sacco nothing My man a Mrs. Frazec's affections, in which he West Kingshriug« Uoad. the To-day 90 Putnam Avenue dingy Skull, husband sued me eagerly. I should woman has lived with orre for Bronx, declaring themselves nieces and «old place, set between closely built and While Vow¬ lèarn love after marriage, he said. while a,he will not care for others." asks $100,000 damage«. The third is a Five Thousand Dollars r.aphew of the wealthy old lady. They structures. All trace of the once at¬ Vametti, Life itself would be my teacher. I Three love letters declared to have chancery action brought by Mrs. Van told the court her estate would total tractive flower garden has disappeared. "Death to But am been written to Frank Ferrotta by Mrs. in cash or start ing Americans" 'should be very happy. now I Wie to have a trust established on .either securities.will the fund more than $350,000. Mrs. Sweenev said The box. hedge died long years ago. very happy. My heart sings as a Ferrötta were produced as evidence. her Kaston commented less than ;i in South Munn and 70U can add to it from time to time. The mother, Mrs. Mary McDonald, was Mrs. PARIS, Oct. 81..The flood of letters property Avenue, East Mrs. Easton's sister-in-law. week since on the dilapidation of her Calif. Orange. Mrs. Van Wie says her hus¬ principal thing is to get started. Do not pot it off; The heirs were to old home. She said it was time she of protest in the case of Sacco and ií Co., of New York, breaking windows ton, of this city and Pasadena, accompanied and other Police¬ She journeyed to Lake Titicaca to at- band bought the property for Mrs. you may delay too long. Brooklyn by H. A. View, an attorney died. Vanzctti, the two Italians convicted of doing slight damages. to of 320 Broadway. The said -»-¦ - men finally dispersed the crowd and tend the unveiling of a monument Frazee. attonfty murder in Massachusetts, which Am¬ some the her Professor James Orton, who Mrs. Easton's late husband was at one made arrests. It is believed father, The Van Wies arc known as a time State's bassador Herrick had received within demonstration was due to the recent died in South America in 1876, family Send for our Booklet "How to Start a Trutt Fan with secretary of the Mutual Life In¬ Attorney Charges of wealth. have been $SJ00" surance Company of New York. The the last fortnight or so had not in¬ dosing of mills which the Grace com- Professor Orton. who was a member They socially statement was confirmed that Mrs. Chicago Police Aid Vice cluded, up to to-day, any of the old- pany controls. of the faeufty of Vassar College, gave prominent in Orange. Mrs. Van Wie Easton never had much of his time to South American was not in court WE ALSO ACT AS left her home since fashioned "black hand" type. Such a when the case was Mr. Easton's death six years ago. She "Rottenest in the Conn- BUENOS AYKÊ&, Oct. 51..William exploration. He died in a small boat called. She left for France. Executor Custodian of Securities had closed the upper part of hci homo City note came to hand this morning, how¬ H. Robertson, the American Consul- while crossing Lake Titicaca and was recently Registrar and lived in the lower floor. CroM'e* Threatens ever.-a large, well-drawn hand, filled General here, received another threat¬ buried on one of the islands of According to affidavits in support of Trustee Transfer Agent Escrow Ageirt try," Says written in illiterate that¡ Refused to Make a Will an in with ink. most of the ening letter to-day, big body of water. her complaint she caught Wan Wie en¬ and transact a General Banking and Foreign Butines« Investigation occupying death was reserved for Miss Orton said .'1,000 from Exchange sheet. At the left-hand corner Spanish, saying people tering the Munn Avenue house last It was revealed that the Eastons had CHICAGO, Oct. 31.---Chicago's Police upper him In case Sacco and Vanzottl were both countries made the journey to the a a skull January. Later she is said to have daughter. Elorence, who died in 1877, Department, the subject of many and erossboncs had been out¬ executed, and that a stick of dynamite lake to attend the ceremonies, among found Van Wie and Mrs. and a who was in readiness. Frazee. din¬ American younger child, also died. the last few months, lined, with the word "justice" under¬ them being the Presidents of Peru and ing in a Exchange National Bank Mementos of tho two were found shakeups during The are endeavoring to locate Bolivia. together Broadway hotel. and said Chief of Police neath, while in the right-hand corner police In her filing Mrs. Van Wie refers; 128 Broadway (Established 1838) New York among Mrs. Easton's possessions when recently by the senders of this letter and of the Miss Orton was on a accompanied her to Mrs. as "that - the house was for a to be "50 cent long dagger was depicted. The let-'. of a similar Frazee little French Capital and Surplus searched will. No Fitzmorris per bootleg-! previous communications South American trip by Mrs. Alice/ thing." She relates conversations with $10,000,000 trace of any document disposing of her was in another turmoil ter had been posted at Grenoble. nature. The American Embassy and Poinier San ford and Miss Ellen could be found. gers,".to-night the Consulate continue to be Farrar. Van Wie in which she told him that property She is said as the result Of an attack Robert "Justice for Sacco and Vanzetti or guarded to have told neighbors, in her'window by by detectives. E. Crowe, State's Attorney. Mr. Crowe, death to Americans," was written at -.- conversations with them, that she would the bottom of the shct. make no will, intending to take all she after conducting a series of vice raids, cared for with her. announced that he "expected to investi- 3,000 in Soutli America Dr. J. S. who was the last gate the Police Department." Baldwin, 31.. The physician to call on Mrs. Easton, said A statement by the State's Attorney LIMA, Peru, Oct. American Honor Orton's Memory her refusal to take medicine, which charged the police with making Chi¬ Embassy has received a communication, night have remedied her immediate cago the "rottenest city in the coun¬ to supposed to have been written by local of Vassal* Explorer condition of ill-health, was a con¬ try," by giving protection organ¬ with the Sacco-Vanzetti Daughter tributing cause of death. Dr. Baldwin ize«^ vice. sympathizers Returns From Unveiling of told Mrs. Easton's relatives that when To these charges Chief Fitzmorris movement', which says: "If these two j Lake Titicaca Monument he called on her recently he informed replied that "the police could stand in¬ innocent are to death better than the At¬ beings put you the passengers who arrived her that she was in a critical state of vestigation State's will pay with your lives." Among health and asked if she did not wish to torney's office," and that what vice on the Grace Line steam- About 100 most of here yesterday 7nake a will. She replied that she did there was in Chicago existed primarily workmen, them Santa Teresa from the west coast "I will take all I care through "failure of the State's Attorney textile operatives, last night stoned I ship not, repeating the was Miss Anna Or- for with me when I go." Dr. Baldwin properly to prosecute cases. building occupied by W. R. Gruce of South America said the last time Mrs. Easton crossed The fight between the two officials her own threshold was the day she at¬ caused rumors that Mr. Crowe had tended her husband's funeral. broken with the Mayor Thompson fac- Mrs. Easton had lived for fifty-two tion. Chief Fitzmorris is an appointee years in the house where she died. and former secretary of the Mayor while Mr.' Crowe was backed by the Home Bought in 162 in his election campaign. The three-story frame house in Mayor McCutcheorfs which Mrs. Eaton uied wa3 one of the most pretentious dwellings in that Wins $134,800 Coal Suit neighborhood during the late '70s and j early '80s. Old íesidents say tnui Barnes Ordered to Re- when Mr. and Mrs. Eaton bought it ir Douglas the autumn of 1862, just before then imhurse Copenhagen Agent marrii.ge, it was painted white and had A jury in the Supreme Coui't yester¬ green blinds. There was alsoa pardei) day returned a verdict for $134,800 yes¬ surrounding the place and a box hedge in favor of W. Jensen". ran along its front. terday Magnus The room in which the old lady was The action was against Douglas found dead, curled up as though sleep Barnes, the Douglas Barnes Corpora¬ in a ing, wicker rocking chair is lh< tion and Joseph I. Weinhandler, now a samo room in which a ceremonious breakfast was served for relatives am prisoner in Ludlow Street jail. The friends when she entered it after re corporation is involved in bankruptcy turning from her honeymoon in 18G3 proceedings. With Weinhandler, it was There are three paintings in the oh eliminated as a defendant, the judg- house which Mrs. Eaton is said to havi ment being entered only against Mr. told neighbors before her husband' Barnes. death, had been purchased by him ii Mr. Jensen, as agent for a Copen- Florence, Italy, for a large sum. hagen corporation, ordered 3,500 tons The late insurance man is said t of coal from Mr. Barnes, Upon arrival have passed part of his life in Flor of the coal in Copenhagen it was found nnoe. His daughter, said by old resi j not to be the type ordered.

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