The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1912, Page 12

CaS ie SAMMY THE MUT the bridge to Brownsville and there or- < @anized the Curley Mat is a member of the Curley The Kid Twist gang was at. war Ay Gos — ind the Curley gang “Target of Broadside From Black Limousine Unscathed by Thirty Bullets. the Doggie carried along th! Sammy th tural enemy of Big Dogsie Little Dogete and all who follow t dards ‘of the “Dog- sic.” ‘ WAITED FOR DOGGIES TO COME FOR HIS SCALP. Before the arrival of the black Iimou- tine In Brownaville some courter had carried word to Sammy the Mut that! members of the Doggie gang were on the warpath, with the @ingle purpose of getting Sammy’s-ecaip and erasing forever the well known twisted smile of the runty little gunfighter, Sammy thanked the messenger, packed a 38 calibre revolver In his Jacket pocket Jand “hung round” waiting for the bom- bardmen Sammy stood at the corner of Butter EAST SIDE CAR TRACED. and Alabama avenues when the black jear hove in eight, # speck In the distant Just} vieta of Alabama avenue, Sammy the Mut had timed the arrival of the as- sarsine almost to @ minute and when he #aW, the black car eating up the aaphalt and hustling toward him with sinister directness he Wrapped his fin- kers round the the hilt of big weapon ; ane backed to the entrance of a hall- + Bemmy the Mut, a runty little chad | way. This hallway led straight through ‘wih © twisted emile that never lapses a ienoment into a rear yard which was from bie features, wae the tarxet of {girded by a low fence. @at = autemodiie bombardment anersby glanced more (han Brownsvitic ast matt, but when detec- the Mut and were tives interviewed him to-day Sammy ‘tuMMed uP his eyes, spread out hie PAIMS | oar approached the corner . and rugged Mp shoulders, In other! out to show himself, waited a monent Sammy the Mut refused to/ til he sew something through the win- 4 dows of the limousine, then opened fire. aes Jead slugs had been poured at M@ from half a dosen revolvers, but ' Gatamy had escaped soathiess, He knew ‘be was marked for slaughter, ‘Chauffeur “Big Ben” _ Happened to Pick Up Gang Feudists, He Explains. i Sammy the art fired three shots, tossed his re- 5 volver into the gutter and skimmed for mates @, for 4 40 no ‘ae pect yond the doorway, His three shots had punc- ; Remberges | from tured the car, As he turned, the door Uagousine car on o busy thoroughfare In| of ine wii! moving automobile opened teeming Brownevilie section Of/and peiched @ broadeide of fame. To ‘Weseklyn in the very youth of the eve-| the few who observed it jocked as if a veritable hall of bullete followed the nimble Sammy into the hallway, but Mot one of the shower of lead pellets The police say to-day th enmity, which makes | , | Rector, Churchwa of tand aforesaid, is interfered with in fl t RHE Ese the and of 4 No hapless bystander only @ few dollars’ dame ie iy i if is th i : stl ir ¥ } f gf i i ; 282 at i H ie ir Hel ee t 5 “BI un Sho est to the oldest member—and for each of them the satisfaction that comes from choosing, not “the first thing that is offered,” be- cause assortments are limited, but from the big- gest, best and largest as- sortments to be found in New York. This is a brodd statement — warranted by the facts. Blyn reputation for value-giving 1s equalled by the Blyn record for producing the scason’s smartest styles—and the greatest vari- eties. The confidence of the ent Leather Button Boot. One of this sear son's smartest de signe. White repp top with black buttons. Cuben Never atyles are really leaders, wepalarity, wylle patet leather is also “For all the family” from the young- public that rests with us has been earned by than forty years of practical shoemakiz ¢ ih rtm ing-~an expericnee that keeps us “in touch” with our customers and in position to please them, yn Assortments Are immense in all our long experience have we gathered such a groat showing of smart noveltics that need only to be seen to con. vince you that Blyn designs are “different” —that Blyn England, Queen, Defender of the Faith, by royal grant In 170 der Block Where Vestry House Is Located. THE EVENING OLD TRINITY GIVES NOTICE OF A FIGHT ‘=i royal ch land, King, v he co) “That thereupon tn granted aid, as of title from the Crown of England and io which he Med @ charter member, from that time have remained and atill died suddenly heart failure carly if P , } tial payments exceeding $150,900,’ made osed Line Une 7 in possession of the sald tlook of |to;day in the uptown Twenty-third | ou bear leged Objects to Proposed Lin Innd as the owner thereof, under and |siteet station of che Biath avenue: “L. |Curine insolvency, are al witli { pursant to the term of its charter and the acts emendatory thereot and of ‘Comm: a ae from « meeting of the andery th said churdh at great expense erected | upon the aald block a vestry buflding | and other necewartes of the churoh.” QUOTES OLD CHARTER. Declares Invasion of Its Land by City Would Be in Viola- the state « The letter that the Church's charter and rayal|An ambulance eall was sent to the New grant are contracts within the meaning | York Horpital, 10, Wi “That ings . tending tion of Constitution. alle ownership to certain lands pro- pored to ts taken for subway purposes, ed notice of Trinity Church, tion, fera with, the said property or to raise | tho. sald Vewtry tullding will be uneon- stitutional and void under the conatitu- both of the United States of Crating that {t possoases an inallens| America and the State of New York." ooeceneemeett econ! Denten Poll’s Plen for Stayer. HARTFORD, Conn., March 28,—Gov, tho Trintty Corporation, through the! paidwin has wrttten to Sylvester 7% and Vestrymen| Pol!, the vaudeviiie man, declining to y | Feprievg Pasquaie Tanganelll, who is to snitia be hanged to-night for th di ! ie re 0 'murder of on Mayor Gaynor, the members of the | si, "itamie Davis In New Maven last Board of Kattmate and thy members Of | goosomber. the Public Bervice Commission that It will oppose any effort ma to bulid @ subway und Bounded by Vesey at Fulton street and Chu Against: any invasion of {te alleged Property rights, In it's tion ways city offet vo @hout to adverting for bids for the construction of a sub: Way to run under the block mentioned an Mito tear down the vestry building. It continues: “You are hereby notified that the aid Church = Corporation _ protests against the approving, authorizing, rati- | fying, contracting of or !n avy way en- tering into any plan or obligation by you or any of you whereby’ any of the said property included dn the sald block any manner or respect whatsoever, and that the said chunsh hereby reserves to iteelt the sight to take such proceed- ings in law or equity as it may deom Proper in tho event that this, its pro- | test, te disregarded.” | @ives A HISTORY OF THE CHURCH'S CHARTER. ‘The letter then goes to state that the church corporation was created by Rss Wy of the Ld ls, Y internal DOYSPEFSIA bg ‘ ach, BU wit be x) i vt tbe uipvert of the nature No. 468};. Men's Tan Russia Oxford, with pertore ated tip, vamp and quarter. A design that will meet the favor of ‘33 5) young * _ Tan leathers will add to their alsoeity tremendous raheey: ( in soi for ressy /ombinations of patent leat! with fancy Ine and whito a are to cy Our ‘cavieties ———— CHG Roasted on Hot Stove. Mra, Mary Calande of No, 418 Bright +| street, Jersey City, went to a near-by grocery store to-day and left her three- corporation will appeal to the courts) year-old boy, John strapped in a high arm chair, The child toppled the ohair ing ihe corpors pig and the baty fell on the hot stove of warntn) -| where it was nractically roasted Mcers have learned the| death. pat ep -| VETERAN MASON DIES ‘| SUDDENLY IN “L” STATION. George H. Jones Is Stficken With Heart Failure on Way From Commandery Meeting. George MH. Jones, seventy years old, a civil ens of No. 121 West Ninet first street, to {t by Queen Anne, as |Of the Masonic Ofder and Sentor Wi WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH 2 RECEIVER FOR COMPANY WITH $800,000 ASSETS. from the of Wngland, W fof the Faith, in 1607." the letter adda, Anne of onveyed to the h includes the land W now to ation racte in various parts of th ‘The petition was filed by owner threat under claim {den of the York Commandery, Xo. 3] 4 Mecoy Company, and Mr. Jones was returning to hie home |". nt; that thoreatter the line Masonlo Temple, ip West Twenty fourth street, When. he was it, ‘aij \ite Was assisted up the stairway of the company. warns the city officals | Waiting the arrival of a train collapsed, Article 1, of the Constitue| “It's no use,” he told his friends, “| hs cor nited States, and then goe# jam going. 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