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1'111- Kidnapped Lad
Nov. 23. —Four-
; Pickclny. who alive
- 11 inner than a score of
more than 100,000
.rtvrduy.
His tunersl
‘: 11:11 streets black with
. 1 .1’ the lower Esst Side
1 1. 1- turned out in grid!
1 :‘nn brutal murder of
, ,1 sirr-ot boy.
long beards. old
.11uls on their heldl,
babies. solemn
1.. musing to their mo-
,.;1 types. were pooled
mrrow sidewalks by
held in the mortu-
V » Morgue. Bobbi I.
.. i‘ullhln oi the Pickel—
'-~l on God to punish
1 1 11:? rcr. With tears
:1 Lin eyes he demand-
11111uman fiend be
"mn and cried:
mil. this monster
~ lmt‘ore God sbove."
Epstein, Irving'-
1rPW herselt on the
-s would be heard in
to r S. Scholsohn
song {or the dead.
'occssion or twenty
by several police
l'1rst avenue to the
858 Grand street;
mild lanes of
:111nt or the house
:1 un duty I." night.
*ft'i‘cl. was roped on.
1mm croweded since
lmlted and the
.-;1d was repeated
moaning. Thin
vumlvd through Es-
q.» house where the
. round.
~ .- .11111l l'urk and Public
into Hester
l rving's school-
. 1’11 Kilod. to the Wil-
and through I.
llockod the sp-
* 11 .(e. to Mount Deb-
1: l rooklyn.
the Clinton street.
- W114. Cornelius Wil-
ulvh the crowd. hop-
something tl-nt
.1 (low to the mur-
‘ fact they have to
.1 Hw man who killed
wt'lain type of do-
he was tamililr
11:1!“le or the cellar
‘ ‘1’. where the body
'i’uusda)’.
111m successfully ex.
111:: manufacture of
from the WM 0! ”I.
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WAITING FOR YOUR
MESSAGE !
The telephone is at your elbow-sud over the
' 'c; hone you always get I harlot.
How much of your traveler's thus is rpentin
"P ling? While he is on a train or waiting in
someone: outer office no will be biking to
11.;- customer by TOLL LINE and mskiul
:1 name: sale. 46* of “I
One merchant estimstsl that s ss-
Pin 5 time is spent 15‘ 0‘ ill
,. The balsnce blast
20” ‘°,§“:11.'°$°1:"m the other nun
Bell System
Tm: SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Darius the mom or October
there were u births according to
the vital statistics Just taken. or the
n births u were boys. There you
as montage. and 3: «sins.
link.
October.
i—Edward to Edward and athero
ine Dorsey.
s—Edwerd to Edvsrd and Jessie
Berndt.
5—Chsster to Chester sud Ada
Lawrence.
S—Edward to Peter and Anna
Gunny
z—Ellsabeth to Altred end Virgin-
ia McKee.
s—John to Roma and Mary Dou-
lens.
1—Bernard to John and Gertrude
0' ”alley
:--Arline to Charles and Emily
stidson.
2—Ernset to James and Anna Pal-
inhss.
17~John to John and Joann smith.
la—George to Herold and Chsrlotto
Murray.
s—Frsnit to James end Adaline
Vulcano.
7—lvor to Jerry and Edith Peter.
18—Vll7ard to George and Alice Esch-
s .
lz—Robert to Audrey and Katheryn
Corlsh.
S—John it Joseph and Elisabeth
Kresko.
20--R.obert to Preston and Made-
line Bernard.
18-Dorothy to Edward and Theresa
Miller.
12-Dorothy to Percy and Martha
anm.
it—idsria to Angelo and Bspina
no.
s—omm to Frsncesco and Cather-
ina Germsno.
11~Msdeline to Cisrsnce end Au’na
Twitchsll.
I—stis to Elmer and Gladys
Coggswell.
l—Robert to William snd Mary
Troy.
:I—Waldok to Welder. and Irma
Thertault.
7—John to Everett and Ellen suit.
ten.
15—John to John and Dorothy Kon-
shun.
ZI—Cnrmilin to Michel and Anna
Toner.
iii—Marthe. to Carmine Ind Merle
Vingo.
11—Jeanne to Thomas and Helen Col
tins.
zs—Edlth to Harry and Mic Ap-
plebeutn.
2!—-—Vivian to Vincent and margar-
et. Britta.
zit—Daughter to William and Ber-
tha, Redwny.
iii—Mary to Michael and Angelina
Urso.
23—Margsret to )lsurice and Mary
Devine.
zfl—Ruth to Arthur and Carol Bil-
lard.
Zl-Leonlrd to Daniel snd Caligula
Santapolo.
10—Jatnes to John sud Clementinn
Msrron.
its—John to John and Jennie Venn-
u—Eliieon to Paul and Ann Con-
um.
Io—Bsrbsrsrsb Ohsrios and Flora
Both. .
:o—smrtey to Albert and Jennie mt-
S—Eucens Kernel-t and Ethel
Fig-row Hyatt and Eunice Shee-
t—Vernon W‘brden and Helen Sea-
non.
l—Joseph Corey and Elizabeth Hay
ten.
37—170mm Kennedy and Cornelia
Odell.
iii-Irwin Lewis and Nettie Robert-
son.
l—aalystore Mmlone and Rose
Zomberelll.
brig.“ Foster and Louise Ken-
n
Merhnrdt Hohn
Jones.
1!—-—Daniel Levay and Mary Firitz.
Cc—Nsthaniel Fillow and Mary
Raymond.
17—Ciiflord Livingston and Anna,
Swanson.
d-Ciement Albrecht and Doris
Nickerson.
io—Eugens Clsrnber and Dorothy
amen.
82-Hsrold Shelton and Margaret
Logan.
20~Frank Ungsrvy and Mary Kuch-
ima.
and Muriel
ll-I‘rsnk Topsey and Mary Bartok.
law-William Carter and Dorothy
Duke.
17—Robert Laney and Jennie Mon-
roe.
20—Joseph Hlsvu- and Catherine
McCryne.
3|. —‘\;Iilliam Sullivan and Helen No-
a.
aim-Bernard Carroll and Elks-
be Couzhliu.
Ill-Arthur Rielly and Agnes Maho-
vich. ,
zl—Willinm McCJrihy and Alice
limburn.
37—W‘llium Hughes and fill: :1 Mil-
d—Howard Penny and Anna. Mi!-
ler.
ler.
ZS—Phillip Burnes and Mary . Mu-
honey.
11—“'lllinm Ferguson and Alia
Kelly.
tut—no Ryan and Marguerite
()‘Keeto.
iii—Stanley Tomnsatta and Han:
3141‘...” Ben monsoon“ Q
mki.
zt—Guselppe Bareea nnd Korla. 12d.
zs—Peter Christiano ' and Mario
Agllatts.
27—William cam... and Ethel mu.
Scar.
5—Howard voight. snd Loretta Gib
roy.-
October. ‘
,Doatlts.
1—mrold Williams. 2! years. ll
months, 2 days.
2-Wnlter Turpin, 19 you-s.
Eason.
months. 5 days.
4~Elizabeth Smith. 77 years, 11
months. 17 days.
l—Alexsnder Smith. 79
months. 19 days.
1—Luella Hill, 44, years. 8 months.
S—Edward
23 days.
1—Esther Gibbs.
month. 16 days.
S—Maria.
li—Helen
months.'7 days.
7—Catherlne
months. 4 days.
15—John Guifney.
months. 21 days.
Gorham.
months. 27 days.
1 8-—Sarah
15—Jennie Crozier,
months. 9 days.
9—Harry A. Empire.
1 month, 3 days.
Ell—Edith \Vilson.
months. 4 days.
19—Katherine W’ay.
month, 9 days.
30—I3aby Marie Urso. ‘
zz—Leonurd Santapole, 2 hours.
95 years. 5
ZED—Eunice Smith.
months, 13 days.
29—Mlchuel Ruski.
months. 7 days.
28—Carolinc Quirk.
months. 1 8 days.
ISO—John Pierce.
months. 20 days.
Eli—Benjamin Newton. 15 years.
months. 26 days.
L‘s—Mary Letvls. 76 years, 6 months,
2 4 days.
20-——l~‘rancis Godfrey.
28 days.
month.
29 years. 10
29 years. 1
Raymond. 83 years. 7
months. 20 days.
Petrakis
Flatt. 52 years. 11
70 years. a
70 years. 10
58 years. 11
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TRINITY CHURCH NOTES
.There will be two services in
Trinity church on Thanksgiving day,
7;,30s...:m.and9309..m. Eat-hot
these services will be not over a half
hour in length. Meeting the usual
excuses about “long services on
Thanksgiving Day and held at such
inconvenient hours. making it. im-
possible for us to be present," etc.,
the rector asserts that "there isn‘t
a. chance this year for anyone to
dodge behind such excuses." and
expresses the hope that he may ”be
showufi' as to how seriously New
Englanders really regard the one
festival which the Puritan fathers
have given us“
The \Voman's Auxiliary envelopes
distributed amongst the women of
the parish should be sent in at once
to Miss Daisy Hoyt. The parish can
receive no credit on the 1924 appor-
tionment for any sum sent in after
Dec. 6.
A Christmas sale will probably be
held by the Women’s Guild some .
time during the week. Dec. 10-15.
date to be decided upon‘by the'guild
at its December meeting (Dec. 4).
A large chest of house dresses, ap—
rons of every style and description,
It is thought that this sale
will eaaibr bring the fair profits to
a sum above 8500.
Members and friends of Trinity
are urged to bring their pledge cards
for 1924 and put. them on the plate
at one of the celebrations of the
Holy Eucharist next Sunday morn-
Although the knew fiscal year
does not begin until Jan. first. the
people are admonished that several
weeks are required to arrange the
names alphabetically on the treas-
urer's books and to send out. the
cartons of duplex envelopes ,in or-
der that the latter may reach the
subscribers in time for the new
Save the workers unnecessary
calls by prompt response. 0n the
afternoon or Sunday. VDcc. 2. the
workers will gather up the cards of
those who have neglected this mat-
Fred leperer or 33 Lincoln av .
one has sold his house to Mr. Duty
of Lawrence street. Mr. Zipperer is
moving to East Nomalk.
child n'sdreeses, beth’plin end , ‘
artiktlc. remained unopened at the uses several ngs
They will be sold at lair
prices.» Sales in advance may be
madesby calling up Mrs. C. W. Via.-
(tel. 812).
at th ianc oods .
gggl'hewiltlicnlgotbgfiicpgsed 051:.gCall \qulie upset over the 105° °1 several chip dinmoltdl.
'Fred G Benedict (tel. valuable rings which she lost some-
where between the second and third
floor of the apartment house be- 1118 the 311°? “3:"
tween the hours of eight and ten chief on '7
o'clock Tuesday night.
Hrs. Francher went: to the floor
above to call on d neighbor and as
she left her apartment she wrapped CITY BRESV
the rings in n. large handkerchief -
and placed them in her blouse. Upon terdny on ”W ‘
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