The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1922, Page 4

le t 4 ELS.HART, 7 TAMMANY MAN MULEDBY FAL Attorney Was Suicide, Says Man With Whom He ® Lived, Bmanvel I. S, Hart, seventy yea eld, an attorney with offices at N 268 West 234 Street. a.member of the Bpeakers’ Bureau of Tammany Hal! and interested for more than forty years in the politics of that organiza- tion, fell or leaped this morning from a window of his home on the sixtli floor of the apartment house at No, @01 West 196th Street, and was in- stantly killed Mr. Hart had made his home for two years with Mr, and Mrs, Isaac Fuld in the 136th Street apartment, end it was Mr. Fuld who said he be- Heved his friend had deliberately Killed himself, But this view was strongly opposed by a nephew of the dead man, Clarence Hart of No. 1462 Union Street, Brooklyn, who had been summoned to the house by telephone He said his uncle had visited him and is father, Morris W. Hart, also a lawyer, in Brooklyn last Sunday and was in the best of spirils, “My uncle was in the habit of exercis’ each morning near an open window,"' he aid, “and I believe he became dizzy and fell out when he sought to ge! fresh air." But Mr. Fuld said that this week Mr. Hart had asked him to be a littl: lenient in the matter of rent mone) and seemed worried finuncially, “When I went out of the house this morning to get things for breakfast,’ he went on, ‘Mr. Hart was sitting In the dining room in underclothes an! @ bathrobe. As T stepped out upon the street I heard a crush and Mr Hart's body struck the sidewalk close by the entrance door, I do not ser how it was possible for him to hay: fallen from the window. 1 believe he leaped out.” ¢ a ees GUILTY FOR THIRD TIME OF 1ST DEGREE ASSAULT Matthew Navarro. twenty-nine. of No $12 Grand Street was convicted of assault in the first degree by a fury |) the Court of General Sessions this morn- ing. Mra. Isabelle Gilman, a widow. 0: No. 482 West 204th Street, testified she went to his place of business in Minetta Btreet to buy some aigrettes and he at- tacked and detained her for hours. ‘As he has served two terms for simi- lar crimes he will be sentenced to twenty years in State's prison on Aug. 11. Boy Must Spend One Hour in Cell Each Night to Keep Him Out of Gang Then Policeman Will Escort Him Home to Mother, Is Sentence of Hoboken Recorder. James Marchesani, old, is far from angelic, although he lives at No. Angelique West Hol For a long time he has bes sixteen years conflict with police for participating in gang fights, thefts and other infractions of the minor aw. However, pleas of his mother have kept him from jail several times To-day Recorder Walter in West Hoboken lost patience with the young \iprit, who was arrested for fighting m the t ¢ last night DROPPED, CLAIMS OF KIDNAPPING, TOO Peace Settles on Boggio Ilome When Nephew Agrees to Quit City. Joseph Campanaro, twenty-two, of No, 505 Bast 44th Street, was dis- charged to-day by Magistrate Marsh n Yorkville Court following arraign- ment on a charge of attempted robbery preferred by his aunt, Mrs. Carrie togelo, of No, 836 First Avenue, upon promise to return to his home in tome, N. ¥,, and remain there, At the same time a counter charge srought by Campanaro against Frank ‘oggio, his aunt's husband, alleging (olonious assault, was dropped and al- gations of kidnapping and other dire ing were forgotten Mrs. Boggio charged Campanaro entered her home on July 5, grabbed er by the throat and, pointing a re- volver at her, demanded that she hand over $500, which he claimed be- longed to him. Her husband, coming in, @ struggle resulted in which Bog- 0 Kot possession of the revolver and Campanare was shot in the left leg Volice investigation revealed the trio's troubles dated back a month arier On June 10, according to Boggio, Campanaro forcibly removed her and her baby son to an in New Haven spartment also tak- Street, | angelic in Angelique Street will rul off und stick to you, I'm letting you go free; you have been , iy times one hour | ken jail ev yourself at y 8.80 in the evenin 9.30 you will be released in tt tody of a uniformed policema will escort you to your home and turt over to your mother. you Will have to stay in jail a fg. behave et to by hoary ing with him $1,000 Boggio had given him that morning with which te start in business Three days later, Mrs. Boggio re turned home bringing with her $50 of the $1,000, This, according to Cam panaro, was the money he sought on July § Nathan Permut, counsel for Cam panaro, told the court to-day that his client realized he had made a great mistake and would tke his home in Rome, N. Y., return to this city were dropped Colonial Bedsteads FRANK A. & SONS Bedding Specialists 25 West 45th St., New York FRANKLIN SIMON MEN'S SHOPS Clearance Sale Tomorrow Men’s and Young Men’s Cool and Comfortable Two-Piece Suits At great reductions in price —Taken from our regular stock and reduced for the first time this season Hand Tailored Tropical Worsteds Former Price $40.00 Two-Piece Gabardines . . Former Price $30.00 Two-Piece Palm Beaches . Two-Piece Silks Former Price $18.00 . . . . Former Price $32.00 Two-Piece Mohairs .. . Former Price $25.00 $3200 $20),00 $14,00 $22.00 $18,00 Men’s Three-Piece Spring Wool Suits #2500 Former Prices $45.00 to $55.00 ALL TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK A Small Charge for Alterations tired of She will that you don't get out of the If you join your gang ugnii here at 8.26 to return to never te The arrangement pleased the Boggios and all charges THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1922. OBJECTS TO AMBULANCE, - TRUCK DRIVER JAILED Held That OAM Ambotances and Cops Ooght to Be tn tet PARKS BROTHERS, © is them in the atte the Curb ) for services 1k of No. 215 McDougal 4 been kicked int A policeman ambulance call a It wan alleged, de es and cops ought sand BR. Walter HH. Thatcher, rin in Gates Avenue Court $1,106. Id not pay it and went to juillof No. 27 Willlam Street, Is attorney en days for the bankrupts, America’s Foremost Specialists OPPENHEIM.CLLINS &G 34th Street — New York Extraordinary Clearance—Friday Several Hundred Pairs White Reignskin Sport Oxfords For Women and Misses | Regular 6.00 Value Reduced to White Reignskin Oxfords, on. smart new lasts, with welted soles and Walking heels Shoes also on sale in our Brooklyn and Newark Stores Auerica’s Foremost Specialists” OPPENHEIM.CLLINS &@ 34th Street — New York Unparalleled Sales Friday Japanese Crepe Kimonos (As Illustrated) Hand embroidered Crepe in pretty floral designs. 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