The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1920, Page 18

OWS U UP STIL ed in the ove ‘ >< of Store. ‘piace Blase windows ot @ gro- Tators at No. 871 Third Avenue, Brooktyn,; were blown out & t after Polictman Francis ‘Thad passed at 2 A. M. to-day. the time Smith and Policeman ‘3 mn had climbed through the; 4 aperture and made théir way the store’s tumbled heaps of and green goods, scdres of real- ts of the neighborhood were pour- dato tho street. In @ back room of the grocery were; twr sunzied mén,"who later at Fourth Avenue Police Station: they are held for the Fedoral orities, described themselves as © Santevestt, thirty-five, propri- of tho grocery, and Tony Petit~ forty-nine, of No. 126. 83d Street, The pollc:'say the explosion was of home-made still. Apparently a milk filled <h. “mash” had been put Boll on a gas stove, From the top 2,4 been a spiral copper pipe to @ barrel. The lid of the can \ ‘arnped down so tightly Bat the steam supposed to condense ‘the pipe, and run into the-barrei as etch,” biew up, There was litte of the can and windows in sev- i Other bulldéings in the neighbor- d' were broke; The residents pht it was « Black Hand ~bomb refused to gO,back to bed until co'regei sts grove them) Rocerding to the police, they fon) 2 wrecked apparatus @ forty. lon barrel of wine and a abe Hon jug of alcohol. The two pris- suffered only trom shook. : He says his home is in Harrisburg, Posley “Pas, “atid “edie to have™ tivated fan ‘medicine at the University of Penta) him, teal corps, iS NOW FACING The wefl dressed young E pripbber, who @ays the $25,000 chepk he gave to | his bride was a “joke” "Louise gave {it to her father, as her “wedding | présent”— tarda “blamed Loulaé for prarything,§ Phitadétphia Wornan Claims Neucl liaise were ie be je the pa ee in BS 000 Ret te ath wan.wity her only part of the time, I recognise ® as an obligation, how- The youth “jookea wp at Yast! ever, afd if they don't jail me ,will Orange, 'N,J., 44 Joseph Dooley alias pay. for it." Dr. H, €, Kelly, treed the possibilty! TT Vas tne girl who suenésted of a progecution.tor alleged DIEAMY marriage: He stowed her the check, to-day when a woman describing her- he said, when he tried to buy self a8 Mrs, B. Kelly of Philadelphia, automobile last week in Philadelp! called Police Ideutenant Hector by; “The salesman wooldn't take it,” re telepbone té claim’ the prisoner as her, says, acdordihg to she police, “so I husband and ask that he be held eave it to’ Louise.” pending her arrival. On the charge of aemailting Fred Dooley, alias Kelly, denied alt knowledre of the woman. His only wife, he sald, is Louise Baumann Dooley, of No. 106 Park Avenue Orange, whom he married secretly and hurriedly in Manhattan last Friday and married again on’! Monday at the demand of thé girl's father, Frederle _.G. Baumann, a wealthy’ matafactyrse, Fc Bamann, ar, v7 his béother-In-law in mao xt: toe nay’ Ronen about | svivente betore ontinting im the aed- at Hast ae Sed Acdording to ‘Dooley, the police i eotton or mixe sya j a, My piettan, ieee tl id on things Baut baek to his cet, ‘oliee Court, He | $25,000 check. ~~ WOMEN! ‘DYE IT AND. ‘SEE! 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