The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1919, Page 5

‘%. What do'you think? - Does his friendly wink \ uggest your collar’s on the iM rink? i" “~\ Why not try a soft Sum- ner *Shire collar? 7 Say “Ulstershire! Soft, yw and good to look at. SHOOTS DAUGHTER "AND HER HUSBAND INBED; KILLS SELF Williamsburg Man Attacks Sleeping Family After Property Quarrel. Jullus — Goepfert, sixty-one, Williamsburg. real estate broker, ap- proached the bed in which Mr. and Mra, Matthew Lucasi were asleep in a second floor apartmen: at No, 1406 Jefferson Avenue, Williamsburg, this morning, and drawing a revolver, shot Mrs. Hilda Lacasi, his daughter, in the left cheek. Lucasi, a darbér, thirty-one, was THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1919. about his “wrongs,” the neighbors sald, and a few weeks ago became so nolsy that the children bailed him to the Gates Avenue Court for alleged “disorderly eonduct.” He ‘was placed on probation. Since that time he had apparently been tess violent. When the old man locked himself in the bathroom after the shooting, Lucas, finding the key to the hall door missing, dropped from a front window in his pajamas and ran to the corner of Knickerbocker Avenue , and Hancock Street. Patroimen Mon- ahan and Olsen went back to the house with him, found the body of his father-in-law and called an ambu- lanes. Then Lucasi collapsed. ‘When financial difffeulties threat- ened him four years ago, it was said on the road to riches. Among other parcels he fs said to have turned over to his wife at that time were the apartment houses at Nos. 1403- 1405 Jefferson Avenue. in the neighborhood, Goepfert was} B; | [oop Se eee Se ra we yd the anybody; to hell with your shield,” Samuel Markel a logized publicly to ‘ollew Commissioner : cage, Third Deputy GETS SPEEDER’S APOLOGY and the clerk called the next ————————————— Col. Augustus Dunn — Porter's Ruffled Dignity Is O. K. Again After Court Scene. The ruffied dignity of a Third Dep- uty Police Commissioner was soothed by on apology to-day in the West Sido Police Court and the reckless driving complaint made against an impetuous ‘busines sman by the D, P, C. was withdrawn and the cas dismissed, The Third Deputy Police Commis- sioner is Co. Augustus Drum Porter; the business man, Samuel Markel of No. 924 West End Avenue. “At 11.80 o’clook on the night of Wednesday, June 11," Col, Porter told Magistrate McQuade, “I was crossing roadway at 54th Street with a woman companion when the respondent's au- tomobile almost ran us down, The re- spondent waa driving. “I stopped the man, showed him my shield and ed him what he meant ¥ 80 impet the livos of pedea- trians, His answer was ‘I didn't hi identify the wearers of Boston Garter It holds the socks snug and smooth, without bindi: gives absolute security perfect leg-comfort. Sold Roerywhere. Groner Frosy Co., Manens, Boston Jain pid! jue. 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