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“Year for Stealing Radio Artist’s Violin,” Toronto Star. December 20, 1932. Page 2. --- John J. Kelly Also Pleads Guilty to Stealing Musician’s Car --- Once again will the enchanting music of Murray Griss and his violin be heard on radio and stage, because the appearance of John J. Kelly on a charge of stealing the instrument heralded its return to its master.

When the Griss automobile disappeared from the curb with the beloved violin resting on the rear seat, the musician raised a hue and cry throughout the city. The bereavement was publicized in The Star’s ‘Are You Listening?’ clumn and there was not a musician in the city who did not mourn with Violinist Griss.

Kelly pleaded guilty to theft of both car and violin.

Detectives Shields and Hinchelwood are the officers who recovered the artist’s property. Kelly was sentenced by Magistrate Jones to one year on each charge, to run concurrently.

‘The car had not been run far,’ Defence Counsel W. B. Horkins suggested.

‘Two thousand miles,’ retorted the crown. 'Not much these days,’ Mr. Horkins smiled.

‘Every candy company is doing the same thing,’ declared Col. R. H. Greer, defending William Robertson, Norris Heller and James McDonald, on charged of conducting lotteries.

Lottery on CandlesThe ‘lottery’ was a matter of 200 candles in a box, a certain number of them with dark centres and the rest white. If a purchaser of the one-cent confection was fortunate enough to draw a ‘dark,’ he was rewards with a five-cent candy. Accused were manufacturer, agent and shop-keepers.

‘I’ll make it withdrawn,’ his worship declared.

The epic refusal of Detectives Coulson and Wilson, of a $50 bribe popped up again with the appearance of Alex Boychuk on a charge of attempting to pervert the course of justice. He pleaded guilty.

Put $50 in Pocket‘The officers were investigating some alcohol in the house,’ Crown Attorney W. O. Gibson recalled. ‘When they are were leaving accused put his hand in Coulson’s pocket and when the officer looked inside he found $50 had been placed there. They arrested Boychuck.’ The pleading of Thomas O’Connor, for the defence, brought a three-month sentence on a charge which has a maximum of two years.

Stole Women’s ClothesRugged, masculine men were James Kitchen and Ross Crawford – and not a little abshed were they to plead guilty to theft of ladies’ dresses, underwear and sweaters. Det.-Sergt. Mumberson, however, cleared things up by testifying that accused were present and past employees of the factory where the things were made. Both are married, too.

‘I will have to be more severe, because you are on probation,’ explained Magistrate Jones. ‘Six months.’

Having made restitution of the sum of money involved in several fraud charges, Rupert Rive was put on a year of probation when he appeared for sentence.

A Friendly Argument ‘It was a case of a friendly argument,’ explained Defence Counsel T. B. Horkins, defending Oscar Grossman on a wounding charge. ‘They were drinking together. Everything is all right.’

Failure of complainant to appear lent strength to the protestations of friendship. Case was withdrawn.

Charged with shopbreaking in connection with his entry into waterworks property, Norman West pleaded guilty to trespassing and was assessed $10 with a 10-day alternative.

Three thefts of overcoats from unemployed men were charged against Joseph Johnston, Maxwell Armstrong and Albert Wybrow. The trio had attended an entertainment for workless men and picked up the coats, it was charged.

Wybrow is a Barnardo boy and intercession by the home led Magistrate Jones to be lenient. ‘I hope you will be properly grateful, my boy,’ said his worship as he suspended sentence. The other two were sentenced to three months each, dating back to Dec. 11, when they were arrested.

Court was adjourned to the afternoon.

Frowns on Church-loiteringVigorous and sincere was the assurance of Camille Plourde, facing a charge of attempting to take his own life, that he was through with that sort of thing.

‘You won’t try it again?’ asked Magistrate Tinker in early police court. ‘I certainly will not,’ he rejoined. Plourde was remanded for sentence.

Yesterday Mike Sanderlowich was sent back to the nether regions to sober up. To-day Mike popped his head over the railing and grinned assent when his worship inquired after his state of sobriety (Mike’s), the grin broadened as Mike departed, on remand.

Justice chose to grant Daniel Roach Thomas Ryan, on vagrancy charges, the opportunity of a Merry Christmas. They both rated $10 or five days.

‘I was just in there,’ were the simple words of Christopher Farrell, charged with loitering in a church wash-room in a manner to suggest vagrancy. P.C. Vance, 62, testified accused had been drinking and his worship set the assessment for being ‘just in there’ at $10 or 30 days.

In University CorridorLikewise, the bench estimated it was worth $10 or 30 days to Augustine Cullen for failing to give a good account of himself when stopped in the corridor at the University of Toronto where the students hang their coats.

Only two days in the city, George Hartwich was a first offender in Inebriation Alley and drew the customary interview with Captain Bunton. William Bonner and Henry Flood were invited to pay $10 or spend 30 days in meditation because they pleaded guilty to being drunk.

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Southampton 3-3 Bournemouth: Saints secure Premier League survival despite Wilson’s late equaliser

Southampton has thrown out more points from winning positions than any other Premier League team, and here they were, busy again .

But this time it doesn't matter how this exciting draw against Bournemouth secured the security of Premier League.

And what a way to do it. It was stuff from start to finish, with six goals – and one of the misses of the season – and tactical battles between Ralph Hasenhuttl and Eddie Howe.

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Both managers appreciate attacking football and it was Southampton who started again as a train in their previous game against Watford, Shane Long hit the fastest goal in the history of the Premier League, it wasn't that fast, but there were similar n here.

They went through the gears with some fresh, one-touch football, with Chris Mepham's slide forcing Nathan Redmond's shot for a corner, the first of four in the opening five minutes.

Of course there was going to be a goal and it did it properly. Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, whose need for a chip over the improvised defense of Bournemouth, freed Redmond on his left. He found Long, who easily defeated former Saint Artur Boruc for his fourth goal in five games.

Southampton striker Shane long continued his rich form by scoring his fourth goal in five-match games on Saturday "

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Southampton continued to play exclusively in half of their opponents, with Redmond approaching twice until they were caught during the break.

Bournemouth started their first venture in the Southampton area from their own six-yard business.

Josh King shot forward for 60 yards, passing to Callum Wilson on the left. With a quick pass to the left, the ball was at the feet of Dan Gosling, who slid past the upcoming Gunn. Eddie Howe didn't want to use Ryan Fraser because of his hamstring injury, but took Mepham for the Scottish playmaker, who has 12 assists this season so far. He added urgency for the break and forced Southampton on the back foot.

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<img id = " i-a4284d1702dedc21 "src =" https://dailym.ai/2DxsOub "height =" 641 "width =" 962 "alt =" Callum Wilson saw Dan Gosling find a lightning-fast counterattack and hit the ball past goalie Angus Gunn

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Bournemouth had done nothing, not even a single shot at target

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Bournemouth had done absolutely no

Southampton should have been ahead after James Ward-Prowse Jefferson Lerma had forced the ball in his box to path to work up for a long time. His shot was saved by Boruc, with the ball bouncing back to long.

With the aim of his mercy, I hit the left post. It got worse for Southampton, who stayed behind from the first corner of Bournemouth. It was played back to Fraser, whose cross was cleared for Brooks on the edge of the area. Gunn held out his shot with a low hand, but only on the path of Wilson, who hurried home.

& # 39; How s *** do you have to be, we are winning away & the songs came from the end of the road. Hasenhuttl regularly changes formations during competitions and did so here, giving Matt Targett the booked Romeu. He switched a switch to three at the rear and a change of momentum, with Ward-Prowse becoming more influential under the watchful eye of British manager Gareth Southgate.

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David Brooks' shot was saved by Angus Gunn but the ball fell on Callum Wilson and he scored the second goal from Bournemouth Brooks & shot, but Angus Gunn's shot was saved. Callum Wilson and scored the second goal from Bournemouth

His corners caused havoc but no tangible reward and after Redmond combined with Ings, who wove his way over the box, but couldn't find any space to shoot. Redmond did that, much wider from the edge of the area.

Simpson narrowly walked from a corner before Gosling was forced to be replaced by Emerson Hyndman. With Bournemouth adapting to change, Southampton benefited optimally.

In the central midfield found the influential Hojbjerg Ward-Prowse. He ran away from goal, but without any kind of sensitive challenge, he turned inside and shot from 25 meters, slapping Boruc low on his left post.

Despite another blatant miss, this time by Ings, who could not punish Simpson's weak defense header just before the hour, the stadium was alive.

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Minutes later, Southampton was at the door.

Ings refused to give up the loose ball in the box, with Ward-Prowse feeding Valery on the right, hanging a deep cross to the far post and Targett nodded home. went bananas and the home fans also had e and good voice.

After Hojbjerg had taken a shot from a distance, Southampton looked in the lead until substitute Stuart Armstrong was seized in the center circle. Bournemouth broke quickly and Fraser crossed to Wilson, who defeated a crowd of players to stab him up close.

Gunn saved Wilson a minute after minute to keep it at 3-3, but even the introduction of ex-Cherries striker Charlie Austin could not score another goal in this exciting encounter.

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Gareth Southgate was one of the crowd before the Premier League meeting.

England manager Gareth Southgate was one of the crowds for the Premier League meeting at St Mary & # 39; s Stadium "

England manager Gar eth Southgate was a of the crowd for meeting with the Premier League at St. Mary's Stadium

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