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nalsN. DOVER GIRL SLASHED BY‘WOMAN I'rER’flTNY.Unemployed Bus Boy In-• jures Miss Goodwin-WitfarRazar-Witfr-out CauseGASH ACROSS BACKTruck Drivers Come to Her Defense in Morning Attaok .. Murder was the second thought lii'li Miss Caroline Goodwin ot Highland avenue. New Dover,, ■gave to what, seemed to he a tiii-ndly slap on the luck. It was a long slash Innu a razor wielded by a man, who told the police that “women pestered him.*1 MisoGoodwin was on Iter'way to work -in the New York Telephone Company. passing along Broadway at ■ Yeses* street, when she felt the knife of the assailant, a tall.shabby young man. with bushy black hair.Who gave Ills name as Charles I)c-luitt, age twenty-three- of -Dayton,Ohio.-- She thought-lit—fn-st—that she------receiving a friendly slap on the hack, hut the tnurderou3 words. I'll kill you yet.'* convinced her that the had been close.to serl- ' ous LruuLle. -The-altack was mail a . ,_with an pld-fashihncd.Tator. ________Two truck drivers ■ who happened to ho -siiiihg' in their machines r-hen the attack occurred, witnessed the affair and jumped from their seats to grapple' with Che- tnaa-heforc-a-rapiffly growing-throng of business men and women who stood aghast at the awfulness, of the affair. Miss Goodwin stood (luietlv by. Unassisted while the three men struggled on rhe side-alk and in the gutter. The driv-.•irs punched tha_man. heiplcss-and.----then turned him over to the police when the wagon arrived at the same time with the ambulance.The latter took the girl to the Bookman Street Hospital, where eighteen “tuches had to be uiUeti in the wound which extended diagi orniry from just above her.-right rhonlder to just 'below her left, shoulder,, across her hack.The truck drivers wyere Joseph arid Frank1 Gabnrino of 21 Carrul .yrcerrdiroohh-iir*Thetr truck was awaiting the signal light at the comer 'when the attack occurred. DeDatr is said to have told the-pothe-tbat-lui-hud-kllled-a—woman_in Detroit. Mich., about four years ago. He is said to have been an an unvnipinyed bus- hoy. He admitted that he had never seen Miss' Hnwiwiii—bcloro,' nnd-saiil-tliat he. ,'., had. been in New York City r three years, working Imemiiteutly as a helper in. restaurants..Tiie Latest word from the parents : Miss Goodwill was that their daughter, was resting comfortablyThe Hi ckman Streei Hosidlal, al-thouith she. would have to remain there some time to recuptsraid after iter ghastly e.Vnermiu-e.Daughters of America ^ Instatl-Nev Officersinstalled Friday night in ceremonies conducted by Mrs. James U Muirhead oJ_Ko.si.dIe Park, district deputy. Many newly accepted member, were-present .to . witness* the ceremony.’Those officers installed were: Counciior. Mrs. italpli Sammons: associate councilor. 'Miss Clara Moore: vice-cnunriliir. Mrs. JohnStiles; associate vice-coiutciliiv, Mrs. l.L'iauil While; recording secretary. Miss K'llih F. Way; assistant, Mrs. Wiliiam Hltrginsou; financial secretary. Mrs. Warren Frazer; assistant. Mrs Walter 1. Springer; treasurer, Mrs. A. F Van Felt; eoii-iluetnr. Mrs. Bernard Johnson; „',i warden. Mrs. George It. Way; itils itio sentinel. Mr,. Itichard 1'iil-| field; outside sentinel. Miss I.il-I Han Grass; junior past councilor, i Mrs. I!. W. ■ Hughes; associate ju-ininr pnsi eoiiiicibic, Ml.,s bin Pin-tlelilTtipoftor eighteen-montltsT' Mrs. H. II. Itecker.Itefreslimems wer- served and a social time followed the meeting..Miss May Fagans headed i.In* eom-ntiitee' in charge,A Good and WtvCto- Gommittee was leiL'ntly tiJtioitUiMl. consisting of: Miss I-lY.’lvtv Van Pell, chairman: Mis, Cum.- fur y, Mrs. fter-tiard Jolmsoti, Mrs. John Stiles.’ Mf-s ]-.tl 1 iti 11 Gross.A has ride will lie iichl to t.nkh Hoiiarcong oti Jutv 2,0. with Miss Ida Pin debit- chairman, as a re-suit dr plntU laid nt me meeting Friday night’. The departure will he tiiailc at Cherry tilt'd ' Irvinf” streets at two o'clock.John S, Klliott. soi! ■[ Itev. and Mrs. Robert W. Hilioti of Seminars* avenue, tim! H.ir.dd Harris, son or Mr. and Mrs, Mark Harris of 12S Main street, won two of the six Hu' ger, st liol:ii'slii[i, allotted in thTtoii Gounty. , .-Anthony Hurling of. Ml. Irving st'-eo!, lials lic ti named oilltial out-lUt.T to.* I lit! Iloy. Scouts of till,*. .U-trtit— Hut.has also iccelY.il ti i-ertiii. ale of nieinhershiii In the American lank.- iitiih’t. A.-tsoclatiun.Money to loan on bond and mortgage. Citizens* nnlldlng Doan Association, 1*9-131 Irvinf street. Rah way,' IT. 3.—KS lyJftt-
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Rahway Record
Rahway, New Jersey, US
Fri, Jul 05, 1929
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