The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1921, Page 19

NCW RADOM CLUE ADDS MYSTERY 10 DOCTOR'S DEATH Youth Tells Odd Story of See- ing Woman in Hands Two Men. BRIDGHPOR , Charles Matyas, Churchill Street, the police their newest clue, gaps the most promising, in connec- tion with the mysterious death of Dr. Mizabeth L. Radom of Bridgeport, whose body was found Saturday morning on the beach road near the estate of Anna B. Jennings of Fair- Matyas did. not consider his knowl- @dge to be important until he read in the newspapers that Dr. Radom had been seen soon after midnight Friday in a sedan automobile with two men the spot where her body was afterward found. ing read this, Matyas came forward and told his story to Dr. Brodsky, a friend of Dr. Radom. day evening at about 8.30,” was walking from Matyas sald, my home to Fairfield Centre. home I saw a light and on looking through the window saw twenty-five, the other a little older. One of them poured a brown liquid { thought nothing of it then, but I noticed a sedan in front of the house.” Police are expected Matyas to-day Bout if he can the white house where In this way they hope to identify the sedan and find the men who were with Dr. Radom. All the officials who have investi- gated the case and all of Dr. Radom’'s friends are convinced that she did not commit suicide. and have him the woman was. The body will in Hartford on Tuesday, but it can be exhumed at any time —_<»—__— ROB LANDLORD OF $1.200 AS HE COLLECTS RENTS ‘Two Masked Gunmen Beat Him Un- conscious When He Resists. Louis Levy, forty-five, of No. €30 Ber- Jersey City, landlord of the apartment house at No. 1435 First . Manhattan, was held up iast night by two masked gunmen in the hallway of the apartment house and robbed of more than $1,200 he had just collected in rents. When Levy resisted, one of the gun- men struck him on the head with a revolver butt, ecious for several minutes. Levy was removed to Flower Hospital . Brodsky, who said that he was suffering {rom possible fracture of the — DENIES MATHEWSON : 1S GROWING WORSE “Big Six" Had Rise in Temperatare Ordered to Bed. SARANAC LAKE, N. Mathewson's health is growing rapidly worse were denied by his physician. Dr. Packard here to-day. Several days ago * suffered a rise in tempera- ture and following the usual course he was ordered to bed . Packard as- the fever is abating and there ts nothin; Mathewson is com and about in a few days jent he will bs up Blue White 30 TODAY ana TOMORROW Tuy diamonds when prices have ‘eut'the heart caf of {he prices ot our jonday manu 5 omni Selling them at. the: lowest. price In thls or uny other city for equa! wo it to yourself t 3 3 Ke Hed tall oearamant ot re purehant a will realtze. Ww Diamonds from RUAN PRAIRIE CRT OA NCO NOt AONE ate: CREE ET 0 ear ensrmte see $name wien nat nes = et ee ONE ANKLE, FOUR INVURED IN AUTO. SMASHES ley Pavement Blamed for Two} ccidents on Same Brook - lyn Avenue. ‘ Jacob Breitenbach, twenty-five years jold, of No. 167 TenEyck Street was kiiled and Poter Kalser, twenty-elght, | No, 217 Ten Eyck Street, and Chris-| ian Ochs, twenty-seven, No, 236 Gra-| ham Avenue, were seriously hurt at| 2.22 A. M. to-day when en automobile In which they were riding struck a| trolley pole In Bushwick’ Avenue near Moore Street, Brooklyn, and was smashed up. ‘Tho machine was owned and driven by Kaiser and was golng north In Bushwick Avenue when Kalser turned to avoid hitting ‘a Cushman bakery automobile. Ths car’skidde: and was wrecked against the pole. Brelten- bach was dead when taken from the car, One of the spokes of the steer- ing wheel had pierced his chest. Ochs has a broken leg and Kaisi ® broken leg and arm. Both are in St. Catherine's Hospital, ; There was a fourth man namel Krish in the car who, according to Ochs, was only slightly injured, if hurt at all, and who had extricated himself and gone away while Patrol- man John Oakley went to call an am- bulance. The four occupants of the car were all members of Finnegan Post Loyal Legion at No. 95 Ten Eyck Street and left there last night to go bowling in Myrtle Avenue, Kaiser, who was driving, has been. arrested thrye times for violation of traffic law within the past year, once for driving on the wrong side of the street and twice for driving while intoxicate 1. He is a prisoner in the hospital. Two p night when three automobiles were badiy damaged in a collision at Decatur Street and Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn. One automobile was crossing Decatur Street when the driver, in trying to avold hitting another car. turned too sharply and b's machine skidded on the fey pavement, striking the third auto- mobile. ‘These two were struck by the other car, Jack Silverberg, thirty-three, of No. 345 Sheffield Avenue, Brooklyn, driving one car, was attended by Dr. Jackel of St. John's Hospital for a lacerated scalp, and James A. Legrutta, twenty- six, a real estate operator of Richmond Hill, for a lacerated thumb. Race ogee ae INSIST UPON BEING “RESCUED” AT FIRE Tenants Crowd Fire Escapes and Are Taken Down'on Ladders. A private watchman saw flames com- ing from a grocery store at No. 101- 103 Thompson Street ut 4.30 A. M, to | day, and ran around the corner to the quarters of Engine Company No. 13, ‘n Wooster Street, and gave the alart | Firemen found several members of the twenty-four families in tho. six- | story building on the front fire escapes, insisting on going to the street by the ladder route. So Truck No, 20 was summoned and ran up ladders, firemen assisting to the street oll who felt the necessity of being rescued. ‘There was no reason for anyone leav- ing, as a few gallons of ‘water extin- guished the fire before It had done much damage. When | firemen under Deputy Binns went into the cellar of to see there were no stray 5 . they found what appears te be several ‘stills, chief and three barrels of what appears to be hooch. A policeman was left at the store to get an explanation from the owner who, according to the sign, is G Del Guldiee, Orders = STINOLEUMS» \TGET-ACQUAINTED LOW PRICES that will help you in your desire to Beautify Home for the Holidays. SALE STARTS AT 9 A. M, SHARP TO-MORROW AND WILL CONTINUE All-Wool AXMINSTE A Behutifal Rug, Size 4.026.6, HEAVY SEAMLES: ROYAL VELVET 9x12 Marvetous quality, tm rick colorings and rare pattern: dx12, FRINGED WILTON a clany by themaclven, CARPETS. HEAVY VELVET Stairs and Halls Ine Oc Yd. TWO DAUGHTERS OF RICH PARENTS TO SING IN CHORUS “The Chocolate Soldier” for Their Debut on Musical Stage. Miss Virginia Kirkland, daughter of Kirkland, general manager 0. Conde Nast, Inc., of No. 19 West 44th , publishers of Vanity r of George W. Weaver, buc- ness with the firm of Adolph Klar at No. 5 East 19th Street, joined yester- Gay the chorus of “The Chocolate Sol- * which is being rehearsed at the Century Theatre in preparation for the op Monday eventing, Oscar Straus master- ous were slightly injured last | § Miss Kirkland musical courses 1s a graduate of the of the Ursuline Con- vent in New Rochelle, which specializes in music, and has studied voice under some of the best teachers and operatic e She has ap- peared In private concerts in New York she learned of the, Shubert revival she lost no time in attempting to persuade her parents to allow her to become a of the chorus. < that Miss Kirkland | should start of the bottom of the ladder and use na family or other influence to win \e. Miss Weaver of No. » she spectalize in music and dramatics, and in addi- tlon was prominent in the theatricals ~{ the univers! she, too, succeeded in geeting the family consent. Reduce Your ANKLES as smart women are doing now bY west. cer tant Shaper recline “heavy ess mou! oe i e $2.0) A treated nt ati Nuree in charce. MISS NEVIN, Practipcdist, t GUth St. New York Clty. Ly PETS te ALL WEEK. a fa IMPORTED WOOLTEX 4} a ya a), SOCIETY GIRLS. MUST CUT OUT “HIP LIQUOR” Has Been Considered Smart in Chi- cago to Display Jewelled Flasks. CHICAGO, Dec. 6.—Soclety girls and women were warned to-day by United States Dis- trict Attorney Clyne that they must abandon the practice of carrying “htp Hqfor.” It has been considered the height of smartness to carry @ jewelled flask and display it in cafes. The District Attorney says ho may make an example of cer- tain prominent women unless this violation of the Prohibi- tion Law is stopped at once, “Hip liquor is rampant,” sald Mr. Clyne, “The newly devel- oped liquor habit among women is @ more serious menace to- day than the ‘moonshiner’ or the ‘bootlegger.’ ‘The Government is making a rigid investigation of a recent “harem party” of the exclusive Casino Club, which resulted in the expulsion of three young Society men. Girl Overcome by Gas, ‘Miss Audrey Wack, twenty years old, of 138 Sixth Avenue, was the cause of much excitement at 6 A. M. to-day by being accidentally overcome by During the night the tube of a radi became detached and the fumes a Bayern, Hamburg Cantignay, Antwerp Carrillo, Sant Gas dave Al King Cliy Morr: Virgil, Port of Spain. cumulated inher room. Another te: ant in the house smelled gas and calle Biene, who fou Miss Wack unconscious. 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They were | ha cheered peddlers who managed te = Callse, No, 109 Weat 1624 Street, who] escape by picking ‘up their chestnut | Motor Car Sideswipes Trotley and | drove the car tn which Ltaconea and " | Doluide wore passengers, waa badly cut | {ands and trinket trays and running Them Kama Aato. and brulsed. or shoving their pushcarts at full specd | we . ‘The police say Callae swerved his ma-| through side streets, The twenty-seven Four men were injured, @ score of men|chine near the Manhattan tower, aldes | Were fined $5 or $1) each by Magistrate iped the trolley and then crashed Into | Marsh in Night Cou Automobiles were ed and 4 car driven by Hdward Hanson, acne : were wrecked and the Avenue, Brooklyn. Han: | guxpAy THIEF RONS CHO. linus roadway of the Brooklyn Bridge [#07 "&® severely cut and brulsed. MIDDLETOWN, N. Y. 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