MISER'S SACK OF SILVER
_ DEATH FROM STARVATION. iSearl.v £do in hall-crowns' and florins was found in a sack belonging to Thus. Hazelwood, aged seventy-eight, who was stated at a recent inquest at Adderbury, England, to have died from privation and the effects of a fall. Neighbours often gave Hazelwood food, and, when he was taken ill, it was alleged, he refused, to see a doctor. When the doctor arrived at the man’s deathbed he found no bedclothes or .warmth in the house, and a subsequent seal eh "of the dwelling by the police revealed another £2O in notes and silver Hazelwood was stated to have possessed a strong will. A verdidt of death. from natural causes was recorded.
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Evening Star, Issue 20132, 23 March 1929, Page 22
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118MISER'S SACK OF SILVER Evening Star, Issue 20132, 23 March 1929, Page 22
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