Berkshire Chronicle Reading 05-1915

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, InspectOr D?wty: R.S . P.C.-A., ) nfpr m~ ~he , B.~ch
that ·he met def'eiKlan~ on tho '-day n'mOO r.v/nR'
a hors9 att~~ed ' to ' a o&rrie.r's·· van, &rid WI ,hiui
he had " aJ~_ cautIoned" hun: n'O .. to'! Work , the
.rnmat. It. wliiJ ' an &;gOO. bl~k K,!llding, and · pr..-c·
t4ca.Ily ,skeley,,,.· <;>n . the b&o~, . uMet.: ,t he Bll¥le,
"'P a B\lpp.d,lltlllg , wound thQ 'Slze of aI 58. 'plllOO·
There Tao a pad (woou';"'!) \1llder· ~e, -l'.ii.ddle, ' ~t
blood and ' vue · had.,Kono fight ·!nronh lit ' to t e
'addle itself..- On the near '. ahQu1der, ,u nder t 8
.. collar, w.a8 · anot\le~ -Wound; arid ·'th!\l.had nolhii11r';to
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~Tk~ (i6fcn~";;t ' ~i~. he 'h~~t~; " e~t;~~~,:y:
. diffioult.ies in, obtalDlDg anbther flo
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.whatever· .M.r.: Do"fty"had adV;fed,tahi'm ,to, get.,~.
other anim&l,"and he hall to . the
t of Ih", au/lity
....1I9i.v-oured ~. cany ~t t-.Mt ad" i . ' :but ~ ,f!Â¥le.d:
His only m9&na J)f lIvelihood wae dn inK tills 81!!gle·
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" Reuben Wall.. admit-ted bein~ an ' ah8entee from
lbe · 190th Comp any". of the 23rd- DIv;.i,?n,,1 .T{'&in
oi the Army,; Servioo ' CorPs, statioMQd"t Hy,the;
and ' evidenoo wa. I!iven by P. .I RhOades

•• ltat prisoner.:\ v.... staying__ with •. frienils . at FlaIl'II."
1Kiurne . w ithou~ . ... paS8, and . whe,n ahallei!.s:ed . ~dl
"1 expected, to aee you here' OOtore." ·, IHe' a.ddea

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" ·tbat eo other- men tiad boon' lI.'rant<><! DaBIleB, aM
w .... Te[U8,9li one ho .. kok ·Frenoh leave."
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Wo.ltel'8,. 44, Howard ,street, 'Readii2g: said
the ro'u nd fo r Mi"1" 0,0](. On the day in
r eturned from his ro.und about 4 p .m.,
· the dairy when IIOme
came' to the ,
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Mi8S Cox bP.iog ill the' garden, he<
the door, and 80KI'- ' the pint from the
Up 't o that time. 1:t1l had never sold milk
There. did no!' happen to be .t

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thak ocoa3lon.
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td ~nvjct in this case , and
penalty of ·40'.: only, in consideration of
and ' ./:iooourablp. ,career of the fa mill" 'l
)N''''''~.''V'' with the ' sale .of mllk.
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fng, . braSs-founder, .- whose death took place OD
, l>~ember 7th J8.st, ' l~rt :es~ate of the gross vahi'1
Cilf ' £6,1:-'7 los. ,lld., W'!,th net personalty ~2,S62 8A.
'j,d. -Mr": Henry M~~y, of ,2, ,Milman Hoad;
ea.ding; solicitor.s c~j)~k; " and Mr. John' Ernest
ohns, of '3, Brunsw.clf- ·HlIl, lleadmg, are the
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The, will is ' dated ..16th ..Mafch, 1913, _witl. four ,
odicils, wherein testato,' ~eaves:I
£20 "each to .tho exel'utors..
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his !lOl\siJ;l, . Norma1t ,Hall, 1 and 3, Kate~r
Ip'0ve Lane .and· £2QO upon trust.
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• 'I'D his sis,ter-illrl.p.w, Harriet Hawkins, 26,
8h'nrch Stroo~ " nd' an annuity 'of £26.
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.£200 to the" Royal Devon and Exeter IlOSPitall'

i Mr. Robert Hall, " of '· Kat6sg.rove L a ne,

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£100 to: the 'Roya! Berks)1ire Hospit!,l, ~oodiDgi
.£100 9 the Nabont!l Ltfeboat .InstitutlOn. '

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£50 to ·the ~tllUg ' Bhpd AId SOCIety. .
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'.£50 to tll(! Rfi<.\ding-' Philaathropic Society. ' , \•
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• The residue of his .p /ioperty is left to Sl1sa;' Bruley, St9phell " ~lleY/·H ..r'ti\'t · Hawkins, ' loh~
:lIB. wkins •a'lid' O"OI-8!l Chl!-l'IIlan:'
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, I ~. H,JUi whose __tlioughtful,;-.enefac~ions revOll-l
afresh his kindness of ,heart, was a member of t~9
Reading Bol!-rd, of, 9-uarqiahs for 18 years and fQr
two ~ea.rs vl~e-chal1:m~p' .. :i\V)len he first came !'!)
:(W,iidwg Mr.' 'Hall ' wiI'!I ', 11'1 titass·moulder at t~&
lteailiril{ "'lroI! ' · WotI<s'. ' Sp.beequently Mr. H.,.n:
~ent: to Woohv.ich· Atsenal ...... hd 'later to Oermll'1Y,
f:lierehe took.nP- a 'respo!faibl<'l .position at Kr'upp,'l!,t
rooeiving .. a high spilllfy( : tHe remained with th~
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, S'~o~. Li~~'te~~~t Q-~rtr .;J;..uther Hawkin8~ (If.:

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~"au,I~1D'g_.!'.8' ,wife, Georgina; -at
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at. YpreB, o,D ,.ft:PJ'il---,.~<l.- .:W,,9 ,,!f. hiS , 23rd . ye,,%
:a~ fatne.r hllf. r~~~J~, .•~hjl Jollowil)~ telegr~II1- ' •
f r 991 the War pmq~ , ;u...Deeply regret to ~lIJ , • .
tOAll ·iou th~f~ecoil~-·J-f'!.u~·n~~t 0: L. H&wkio~" l
E!¥I~ Y<;>rk61uf.Il , Re'&1lJ).e'Q:~, q.lil4 · of wounds:. ', ~a.~,
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LOrd) Kitcll@.ef' express'es his BY~~· ,
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.8econd 'f Li!lu~lll!.I\t " !'ite'kins, who w~ tbjl"

S'raill:l6on ' of, ~r. Llit~~ '!!:J}l~kinil, . for so mi\lllJ..
ye\u-~ :MI!O<iI..~_:,~ it~' .~b,'~,,: ~ilad~ng Biscuit ·Fad,>

WIl8 . educated. At ~li~1 Reildllig School,. aUll, •.
twice ' 'Yon ~C),t4 ..~o~~if~)c, D!-.eilal.· In his Jt\B.'. '
year IIhs wo~ . thjl i.~~'p~nship. He h~d dO'M\"
,-hWd ' work m . the : t~q'Pes, ~Ithough he only
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