The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1922, Page 24

t the body by fragments of the bomb. It is believed that scores hurt in the stampede or by the smaller pieces of bomb went home without waiting for medical treatment. Among the spec- tutors were many Americans who bad t been attracted to the festival scene by cu Am u jeemen who helped quict par rowd and 4 | first aid were 1 Kelly, Willian | Abrams, Joseph Carberry Mw Heeht, Charles Schifferdecke 1 Daven -nivested. tor b)sciare: |yonuge ea tre milter vent ing Fireworks Without Per- oe. Boe see zator Z ts < police of Brow yo mile awa init at Celebration, picked up a 14-9 a hoy | who could not i] himself. He was not hurt to be suffering from ¢ | believed to have fled after th sion, He is being: held by t Jren’s Societ until bis family inquiry for him The seven urrested charged with persons and caused ne ponsibility for the accident 4¢ 20,000 spectators, pol s us Leo Richards No. 100 M fained the names of clever Bix of whom are in Kings New York; THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922, Vrank Pace, 34, No 11! Mosplial, Seven 7 *| Powell St Jerry Amento, Vested a vbars ach Un ’ a frreworks without a permit Tie in- gured in the hospital, all suffer from minor cuts and brusises, are Naney Pannello, fifty, No, 399 Jer- - ~~ bey Avenue; Anna Damelis, seven- 1] CHILD CHOKES TO DEATH Gila clon ween need Ftc-1) IN ABSENCE OF PARENTS vogan, Street, and dgar, Harry ana Annie] Nicholas Angelilio, three, son of Mr. Denham, n ny elgbteen and fit. and Mrs. Joseph Angelillo, No. 606 Main teen, No, 869 Liberty Aveno Btreet, Union Hill, N. J. was choked to Th é a y a death yeaterday by a that lodged oh aheuie he ly pide in his throat, Bis une Mic Surgeons from Bradiord Street Hos-|ratt, ftteen, and Ang welve child to North Hudson He ped. The Child's father was at work and the mother was in New York ital ond sent home were: Ebrusi, twenty-three, o} erty Avenue; Joseph Valenti, forty- ine, and daughter, Provendin fourteen, of No, 367 Elton Street, August Berling, thirty-four, and wife, Anta, thirty-two, of No. 271 Vermont Street. The explosion came as the climax of a three-days’ celebration of the Feast of St. Cosmo Diamono by St. Rita's Italian parish on Essex Street There had been flreworks nightly, Gouraud’s Some of the bombs being #o powerful ° Beighbors had complained the con- Oriental Cream cussion shook buildings in the neigh for 80 years has brought Joy and Hi: rendered to them. Its Shortly after last midnight a big be taped cerusmaos tee Meend ‘with thetr particular shade of beauty can acrial bomb that was supposed to ex- plode and discharge multi-colored lights while in the air was fired from] RACHELL and FLESH @ mortar in a vacant lot. It came as well as WHITE: down a “dud” in Berriman Street Send 10c. for Trial Stee and exploded among the spectators.! FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON, New York City | In the panic that followed many were dosotothe best advantage. Now madein $1 Deposit $135 $1.75 Weekly No Interest and No Extra Charges of Any Kind A handsome and setviceable rhonogtaph in « case of lustrous mahogany. The left half has shelves for four albums of records. The right half has « built-ig, two-sps ing motor, playing four records without rewinding, a turntable, concealed horn, and automatic stop. ‘ A phonograph when you want music, a Library Table the rest of the time. $1 Deposit $100 $1.50 Weekly Columbia Grafonola, Reduced from $140 Automatic Stop. 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