The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1922, Page 9

] NAN STABS GIRL CEREMONY} wags Uses Ice Pick on Bride of home. Brother-in-law and She | 7S. Hickman of No May Die. [with the children ny He Ss on the Stabbed thre: men with an ic! not had a chur one in the Municipal Building, ina Caliano Da No. 27 Catharine Street, is near death to-day Giuseppe Mar brother-in-1 the stabbing in quarrels, and the police s: he did it, becau maker)" Her hus ago, but befor wedding with died. That me ing the traditional period of mourn- and A ing. Daquino decided to be Municipal Building then have the churc month. The arrangement to Daquin pe- Martino e without no marria difference to h tinued to live he works as a continued to live with her fat sario, floor and her Now and the Mke irritat reference to th tives. And a tinued to call and not Mrs. ¢ cause, in riage didn't « Yesterday Perth Amboy sister, Mrs. M the floor below Maria dinner, and tl held her in t again and again and a side. Martino ran and along the f ing next door the window, s¢ In the mean Gouverneur He felt that a priest and fes ge at all, It m im that Da t, ROT noure sister, Maria, on tha| Duras in his own at No, 27| Jury on ¢ @ times in the abdo- © pick because she had ch wedding follow the ball swing onto his bac Angel- quino, twenty-four, of Others took he had the S. I ned at Hospital tino, her husband's is charged with doing yeround of Je il. Bummo r down the shoot the On Friday a boy jumped from a out at beihg mistreated, sented it by snapping & puncl City. And there! 216 Centre -|Bummo Is Back at Playgrounds FOR MARRYING BY {And Jersey City Kiddies Are Happy wn Took Up Collection for Dog When He Was Sent to Pound—Got New Collar Now. Bummo is the centre of a celebration this afternoon in the Second y not only hangs a tale but ved his name because he just wouldn't stay The children of the playground admit that the dog is owned by reet but say he belongs to them his headquarters¢ in the playground. ){ye dog pound. T swings, and goes] was f chute and plays] hve for ervation Kk. du a little put He was pealed to. Bummo re-|the dog at the boy.|ment of $1 at the lad, but] go one of the kids and k him away mass 1 rE With This s and » the emain in hock the en the sad news heoming that Bummo would for ten days Park Commissioner Mooré wa: missioner to 8! noon office with ap acted as mediator and released upon the pay 85 to the Bumm¢ the pack were appointed d to in his mouth and his a result of family | visit the pound and get They : yhe admits Hiearned it would tak 85, $1 for “What kind of a breed is that dog? use “she was a trouble and the rest for 10's keep, | ¢ the Commissioner, as Bumme ‘ e him released. A snbseription the presentation and shook » Giuseppe Daquino, }jist was passed around and amounts nse seven months |; ng from « at all. He e the date set for his Angelina his father] the unt no festivities dur- cents we 5 the ambassado y to as much With to 1in't no. bre ibed said th 3 pokesman of 66 a therefore wily in tho ind not to ‘h ceremony until next married le seemed all wrong br r-in-law, in Perth Am barber, wii where Angelinay thirty-three, To Martime @ was} right leg na him who felt nem i the Daquino to call ¢ artino, chair \ Houten tronte wit caught t to the b Maria followed him to t had captured Mar ysrodieaaatashent for Detective Roy bios s| DISMISSED ON ¢ E ING BAT QUESTION A charge of a players, among which are s of robbery ¢ five, a house wrecker, of No. aman with the left n going wi > Lindeman Piano Factory is moving--- 36 Pianos and Players reduced Victim’s Head, Is Charge. 1 felonious ault alleged to I atm missing ne-Legger” Held in Hold-Up With “One-Armer” After Chase ;|Hops Nearly a Block After Breaking Crutch Over Captured after hopping on one leg for nearly a block, John Rozwell, a cripple, of No, 191 Allen Stret, was taken before Magistrate ex Market Court to-day and held in $10,000 bail for the Grand Rozwell is minus his e held-up and robbed John Ketel, forty- 45 Allen Stret, with the assistance of another he was passing ¢ Broadway early} a Negro, of Jamaica, well suddenly | appest rh his legs, thout his crutches progress by bop- leg. But the pa m at the end HAIR C HARGE AUT T., ur, belonging to Je Three Sizes For Long or Bobbed Hair Sold nt notion counters. If your dealer does not carry them, failed START WORK SOON ON $9-A-ROOM FLAT Break Ground for Cheap Apartments Wednesday. Ground will be broken on Wednesday at 10.30 o'clock for the first ‘$9 a room" apartment house to be built by the Met- ropolitan Ltfe Insurance Company un- der the authority of the law passed by the last Legislature and due to the Lockwood investigation into housing conditions, The site chosen for the erection of the first bullding is at An- nabel and Gosman Avenues, Long Island City. / THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1922, WRESTS REVOLVER | FROM ROBBER, PUTS TRIO TO FLIGHT Hold Up Hands. Haley Fiske, prestdent of the insur- nad ance committee, Is to ft the first spade-| | ful of earth, Senator Lockwood ts to} prop Madison A Street gin the real work of excavation. WOMAN EDITOR DEAD coly w AT 66; LONG PROMINENT |!'"""! pin y, in her sixty Mrs. Galpin had written s¢ of travel, was formerly President of the! walkin Boston Professional Women's Club, | yuppie founder of the Heptorean Club of Bos-]\ civ... ton, and a member of the Boston Au- thors’ Club, She was born in Wethers- | im field, Vt. Her first venture in Ii Klapn ora work was ville, Mal editor member of t Planning Board. | "to Bhe was left a widow at 19. Atte yar pat elper, to throw up their y turned » Klapman ye BIR: ft is, Max Klapr nt at No, 1471 ner on nthe loade Restaurateur Fights Gunman As Patrons and Employees 191st Lire As Klapman w third ma m and thrusting a re a third EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH WHITE STRIPED 2.50 to 3.50 Values at Tok Daniell, Broadway, and Sons. Shand Ath Sts. Important Sale of MEN’S SHIRTS The Most Remarkable Offering in Years GRADE, PATTERNS ALL ALSO MADRAS. NECK BAND STYLES WITH FR SIZES 14 TO 17'2. NCH CUFFS; - 1.59 Including Many Grands * * * Now the factory is movir 1H. & S, G. Lindeman Player 4H. & S. G. Lindeman Playe 4 Lindeman Players 1 Lindeman Player 1 Lindeman Player 15 Lindeman Grands : 1 Lindeman Angelus (re-built), 1 Linde: Angelus (re-built) . 1 Lindeman Upright (re-built) 1 Lindeman Upright (re-built). The savings are clearly indicated; strictly high-grade instrument, fully guaranteed by the Wanamaker Store, » portunity is quite unusual. This is news of a very unusual kind, chiefly because the Lindeman Piano is one of the few that has stood the test of quality for eighty years. and 36 pianos and 15 Lindeman Grand Pianos, $645 —which were on hand in the factory, are reduced in price for quick disposal. 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