The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 14

THE & of iu vaNine We £9, #4) bay, Harry’s Speckled Diamond, champion of the Plainfield Country Club. ring and a He served sixteen months in France with the Firat Army Headquarters Reg- ponitively, bride will be given awa: her the court. brother, Park Benjamin jr. an: OF SOLDER TO-DAY y bs id De | M 5 There waa the case. His Honor I. Glenney. will be hia. brother | A E t S ad W d Me of diamond, but OB | at head doubtfully, pondered Garay on of W. 1.6. cen. tna Re Smear nalts oes) A Kast Side Wonder, May ‘cient avon head dan, pondered FRIDAY and SATURDAY =< it Plainfield, N. J., will be married | Gader & Weddin of white a Be ‘uke one a8 a wit- | Pages he would adjgurn the case in order % to Mrs. Marjorie Benja- oe. At the reckotion dow pane of su- to enable both sides to bring-forth Gaughter of Park Benjamin, nd Mra, Enrico 4 =" ge Mee ¢ & a Be P 1ece of P. late Glass akoUne, Harry formation conceraine the mysterious alba Sup : ine je fi nr dard, Mr. and Mra. Will . J. D, McKelvey of the Wateh- jamin and Capt. Fred W. God- terian Church, Plaine | 44: pevereerien mt: eymoon will be celebrated at BP gone Relient a it couple will’ be Plainfields ns Me : ‘ There's No Mystery About Who Stole Jewel From Mrs, Chapman’s Tumbler, but There Is Much Doubt About What Became of the Red Spot That Discolored the “Gem of Purest Ray Serene.” aiso gave was for four years golf _ - tution, SS Honor, ‘ou suid it,” declared the hus! ‘The ring was then passed around the general shape perior quality, stand tearfully. He admitted lift. ing the ring from the tumbler, and parently knew nothing of the substi- “Is this the same stone?” asked His “No. The other had a_red spot on ‘This proved rather baffling to drive an reat diamond what I had.” nd the Essex Market Bar Association, every member of which on tell A diamond at the range of a hundred yards, and hone of whom had ever seen the speckled variety, Tt nad witnesses, memoranda and other in- FancyBroilers 30in OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE. 617 WesT 16TH REESE | am | Joins ¥. M. C, A. im Stherta, Frank L. Stombler, of 65 William Street, has joined the permanent Y. M. ©. A. secretarial force in Viadivostok, Siberia, Mr, Stembler, a Lieutenant in the United States Infantry 4 the war, was wounded in the Arg iso in the Meuse other evidence, but ap- over the sink. Young Harry Scbnit- zor, employed by her husband, came to the house, And with the exit of Harry the diamond ring also made its departure. This much was ad- | mitted by Harry, who is now beld by Jidge Hoyt in the Children's Court, But that was not the point of the problem. | Harry when questioned by Officer La Battaglio adthitted the theft of the jewel and declared that it had finally got into the possession of his father, who was later arral or grand larceny. The troybie came trom ' the fact that the ring was returned with a glass diamond 1n piace of the, bona fide sparkler which Mrs, Chap- | man formerly possessed. “It was a niece diamond,” declared Mrs, Chapman on the stand. “How do you know It wes @ real diamond?” asked Mr. Dittler for the | defense, “How do I know? What do you mean how do I know? I guess L know a piece of glass from @ dia- mond.” | “Certainly,” echoed, Mr. Kahan, the lawyer for the complainant. “Oh, don't know," declared Judge Leyine, What is to follow will probably cause consternation on the part of severdl thousand maidens of New York, and may possibly bring joy to |nct a few prospective suitors. “I kuow of cases,” declared His) in large and! quantities and sizes has sented in a gold mounting to unsuspecting maide | “Andi know a case, also good for rash, blotches, scaly |fa\nt District Attorney | Direnso. skin, eruptions, sores, burns, chafings, |twenty years until the wife tried. to ringworm, scabs, itch, insect bites, ete. | pawn her engagement’ ring.” Cadum intent is a French preparation? “Just the same,” asserted the wife in America from the original formule of the complainant, “ diamond?” was the latest Puazle/ thrust upon Judge Kevine in Essex Market Court, For nearly an hour of the morning session yesterday the Speeches, argu. ments and testi. mony revolved 4] about the missing sparkler of Mrs, Chapman. 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