The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 8

ae 2 SS A I RR SE ERA 2 AR ESOS SAL SCRA Na MIR A AAT ES THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922. Tulty and Vaughan drew the rescued] man to land. He was sent to one of SON LAN FATHER |icc2282% [Beauties in Rolling Chairs CHERRY CHER ea dee meee Coe ae en cern Sone ane th th Patrick ‘oley, fifty ft N 78 Tenth umbrella sitting on a stone beside t = P d Sh BY BELLEVUE DRIVER a y, y, ol ‘0. 578 t y « ’ r co! Avenu All he knew of what teak wang for keno com arade at Shore Pageant —— er, a earth ae BEA EN IN JARREL tli tae GUI Riedl oR e =r ae Man From 10th ~ Ave.,,| into the old Morgue building at m ir, dropping the umbrella ae oon as r . ad (er niiver ‘Urides night “to pick cherries’ and had pe x ii ’ is Court i fallen asleep, He must have Pdi crete Se ee ee eee Old Morgue felled through a hote in the floor Francesco Fuscaldo is in a serious so ce A . id Mo ee WIFE condition in the White Plains Hos Atlantic City Display. Patrick Vaughan, who has driven an pital, «Six of his ribs are broken and] ATLANTIC CITY, Sept, 7.—For@: autnitance tee Belleves Moupltal fo | he is believed to have suffered other |ine gecond day of the third annual] civic, military and praternal organiza-|twenty-three years, was turning out in | njuries Atlantic City Fall Pageant to-day, w,.|the dormitory for the day's work to- siness oats will fo! "who is Miss E ———— there are various kinds of sports, and Alleged Slayer Used Ice Pick | § BONWIT TELLER. & COR ndrlalday when he heard a distant cry for ind Shotgun in Row at HUSBAND OF WOMAN a shooting match, in which each city site recy a golden eleph float, |neip, With two other drivers, Thomas Soothing, freshening, Bho, ¢ i WHO DIED IN HOSPITAL |!!! t represented by one entry,|two dancing gin "* “"")carey and ‘Thomas Tulty, he went to healthful, invigorat- Peaally Shop of Opryshalions, Fuckahoe. WAS NOT FLOYD I. SILK who will shoot for the prize beauty seniget= investigate, discovering that the cries ing, delightful. FIFTH AVENUE AT-38™ STREET from that city. HELD AFTER FRIEND DIES | *™¢ from the foot of Fast 26th Street. Wake up Joxeph Paresi of Tuckatioe is in the - , ‘A roliing-chair parade will be the Vaughan crossed to the old Morgue : . — aie =i Westchester County Jul at White} Confusion as to Man’s Iden-}teature of the afternoon, and the FROM INJURY IN ROW]... by the eries located a man some- your skin! FOR MID-DAY OR TEA-TIME WEAR n * . no. FY t beauties f1 cl , . Plains, c A with the murder lu tity € leared Away —He OE as or! thelr Sepa tanbert Rwae With Kune | Where under the tices Part of the night of ph Fuscaldo and an ‘Was Louis Sill, Oe seoeh HOCK. Ahey Wil be BR wa. Nooring of the bullding has been torn Atrocious assault on the latter's sixty i % oe judwed in evening ‘clothes this eve-| Udward Larobert, twenty-seven, of]up in the courses of remodeliing. me Ghia year-old fa Francesco Fuscatio The Evening World, on Aug. & hing. To-morrow they will be judged|No. 7127 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, was|Vaughan called out; “Where are re) 2 The et Fuscaldo and neight of the death of Mrs. Dorothy Silk, }\y pathing sults, and to-morrow night|arraigned before Magistrate Gelumar in| you?” which occurred in the Jewish Hospi-| America’s Beauty Queen will belthe Fifth Avenue Court, Brooklyn, to-| ‘Over here,”’ a voice responded, It tal, Brooklyn, and which the police | crowned day on a charge of homicide. He was too dark to see anything under the There will be more than 300 chairs building, so when Tulty and Vaughan in the parade this afternoon, Twen ‘ ‘ held a ladder over the uncovered soc- tion pertormed by a midwite prior to} cy.two brass bands will accompany charged that early Sunday, Lambert! tion, Carey, with a rope in hand, grappled with Jerome Kane of No. 1534) jowered himself and swam to the Kast Mth Street, Brooklyn, a friend. | ooine trom which the cries came. ! Painstaking Planned Avtumnal Collection Designed to Satisfy Every Immediate Need of Retturniny Vacationists 55.00 » 95.00 An Egyptian draped gown of broche silk crepe. aren! aay dania alleged was due to an filegal opera. an adjournment until Sept, 4, It's thing to do with it + to the ators told by the |MfS. Silk's admission to the hospital. | the ten divi It was erroneously stated in the report] "King Neptune," portrayed by Hud Accord exses the elder Buscaldo, wi on the platform of the 59th Street Sta- . . Witnenses the © I that the deceased was the wife of {30% Mazim. the inventor, will tead the| (jon of the Fourth Avenue Subway. He found @ man wedged in between In feeble health, recently took a line of march with the Inter-city] In the scuffle, Kane fell to the ce-| piles and driftwood and clinging for wife, a pretty woman of twenty-one Floyd I. Silk, a Brooklyn politician, | peauties. Floats representing a dozen} ment platform and dled shortly after- | dear life. Carey tied the rope him In the week he sent ward to] Who is in the udvertising business at} neighboring shore cities, religtous, !ward from a fractured skull, and towed him to the ladder. There there waw|No. 82 Court Street, Brooklyn, ‘The | = he wanted {fact is that the deceased was the wife elp him settle of Louis Silk, real estate dealer, who After a talk with his father and his}{s a brother of Floyd I. Silk. tepmother Joseph went straight to the = o Store Hours: 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Open all day Saturday home of Paresi, who is forty and has A coat-dress of silk crepe matelass : some reputation for gallantry RODE ON TRAINS HOURS, E beads “Tam here to # witnesses NURSE TELLS POLI e . A report they heard J angrily: aia CE . A simple, supple gown of crepe pique “You must leave Pauline alone.” Yonkers Woman § “ . . . ‘Then, according to the neighbors} Atter AM Might A Poiret twill frock with folds of the self who were watching from their doors : 5 ; ; gad windows! Paved pulled @ Wns | eee ee ee ey te wee material. are shad ioe nick trom hi pocket ana) Florence Rothfeld, a trained nurse, ; stabbed Fusc forty-five, of No. 269 Pine Street, A coat-dress of Poiret twill trimmed with jac- ng from| Yonkers, and No. 2478 Fighth Avenue, his son] this elty, went to the East 67th Street ‘oss the} Station to-day and sald all she could The elder Fus the shouts of ad been stab FIFTH AVENUE quard lacquered braid. to the I With @] remember was that she had been A crepe de chine afternoon gown with loops of shotgun inghis hands, “Parcel ran 10] Hging about all nlght on thalns aero. meet him, wrested. the 1 hands and heat him savagely with the] She acted stréngely and Dt. Mer@ance, : . butt k summoned trots Fiewer Heepital, had A printed silk gown ins Persian When the Paresi made (her taken to Béllevué for observation. miniature torreo cape A four-tier frock of Tr serted Lanvin swirls. 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