(Continned from **««• One) hr >m examlnlnx a rerolrer and ? playmate pulled the trl«er. not knowlii® It waa loaded. Funeral eenrloea were held at C. Eilcabetfe'a Church.* Ooahen. „ n rueeday mornln*. and inter- ® ent waa made in the Ooahen

C-tnetery.

Mrs. Mattia Sent to Jail Awaiting Grand Jury . sobbing and moaning In hei (ll tn the Sea lale City Jail, follairing the shooting of JToel Psp„lardo laat Priday. Mrs Mtry J. Mama, who fired the fatal shot, -id £ shot him." Chief of Police Charles Podeck and Mayor M. ji sofroney Questioned her. after rte calmed down, and ahe then confesaed fully to the crime, signing a confession, which waa witnessed by City Suporlntendent Theodore B. DeBow. Tlie confession sets forth that she. Mr*. Mattia. ebot Noel P*ppalardo with hla own gun. and that she did It because be called her names and accused her of misconduct the night before when she t. as out on the boardwalk until a late hour. When asked where she got the gun with which she did the ehootlng. ahe replied: *1t waa r. Psppriardo'a gun." q Where did you get it from? A. It waa In hla room.

Q Where waa Mr. Pappalardo Then you shot him? A. At the top of the steps. Q. In the house? A. Yea. Q Did you say anythin* to r Pappalardo before you shot In? A. i'ea. Q. What did you aay? A. I told him to take back that was a —; to prore it. Q What did be aay? A The answer wes that he fated to take it back, and that he could prove it. Then he came to her room and slapped her face. Questioned further, she stated that Mr. Pappalardo went down itaira and that she went Into the room where Mrs. Pappalardo waa and said that she was going to jet the next train back to Washington. When Mr. Pappalardo atain came upstairs, ahe had gotc the gun. and shot him. Changed Her Story Later when Prosecutor William H Campbell and County Deteciv« Cnfrecd and Higbee arrived, ii> Mattia had calmed down, ad told a somewhat different tory. and many times her tnenory failed her and her answer '*» 1 can't remember." She stated that after haring red words with Mr. Pappalardo. be went into Mrs. Pappalardo's ^oom. but said n thing about gong back to Washington. She waa 'Med tf ahe had the revolver 'hen she returned to her i *d said she couldn’t remai ui when naked If ahe had It in et bands when ahe came out of »r room again ahe answered t! at »e did. She said that In five minutes lr. Pappalardo appeared at the «d cf the stairs and stood there »lkmg with her and Mrs. Pappa- ‘ * and that he repeated hla Urge* and told her to leave the and go home. "Did you ahoot him because of be names he called you and said r *“ *°ing to send you home in fyrace. 1. that the reason you It?" and ahe answered. "1 rare to ■ay.•• ■ r'was tnen naked if Mr. Pap- * u " 10 “wule any attempt to hit ‘“ d *b« stated that be did. kith hU Hat. Xra Mattia is new la *«»iy jail with her J-mon.n.-11 h*. awaiting the action of • stand jury. Unless '.he praa-gra'-d jury u tecalled to act it will be held over ' “ meeting of the Septem- ^• nd Jury. In the fall term

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Coroner'i Jury Bean

I,| geraoll.

Jr. of Wildwood, conducted the InQuest in Sea We City City Hall on Monday morning at iO o'clock and brought out the testimony 2Jr\' , ’ Un - Pappalardo, Mr ■attia. husband of the prisoner ■nd little Santlan. daughter of hmth.* 1 ? ?*“' The <xlore Mama, brother-in-law cf the prisoner

c * Jled Their testimony

»n auhatance, as

S ^. rller 10 the Police, aad

^ th ® ,unr kXat Pappalardo met hla death

from a buU«t wound at the hands

of Mrs. Mary J. Mattia."

ERMA

w.? 1 ? Oarrettaon. who

,n Cn^en.

-I.v f * th ® * u,n ’ner montha

with her parents.

Hoover, who until recently

drove _ yellow shore bus Is now

employee .'n Camden.

Rev. Rodger Hawn, of Newark. . A.' Monday and Tuesday of the past week visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Hawn. Mrs. Adaline Hoover Is spend-

ing some time tn Camden.

. ****■ Esther Sholl. of Philadelphia. epent Tuesday with her

sister. Mrs. Katherine Jiggers.

Mrs, Carrie Romberger. with a number of friends from Wildwood, motored to Virginia. starting Wednesday morning and return-

ing the last of the wsek.

Mrs. Caroline Wood warn and granddaughter, Caroline Johnaon. Gi Wildwood, are spending several days with Frank Romberger and

family.

Mr. and Mrs. Dionlon are entertaining their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ludwig. of Havana, Cuba, for some

time.

Mrs. Bert Snyder entertained her niece. Miss Alberta James, of

Millville, for a few days.

Fred Gramllck. who has been convalescing alter a serious operation in a Philadelphia hospital at the home of Ms mother, has recently returned to his home and

family in Dennlsvllle.

Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Jaggera and children. Breta and Marie, also i'lss Bertha SchulU. of Millville: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jackson and sol. Everette. made a camping trip to Valley Forge. ~

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Forge ihe night with relatives and wttr friends nt Gladwyn, Pa. They also stopped at Rlverrlcw Bench »nd Millville, returning home

Sunday evening.

Bud Handleton, of Camden, spent the week end with his famJly. who are stopping with Mrs.

Btta Reeves for the sttomer.

Mr and Mre. Harry Merrill, of Pauls boro, N. J.. spen: the week end with Mrs. Merrill's parents,

Mr. and Mra. Milton Taylor.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Snyder spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Gramllck, in Doanisri!!*

Mr. and Mrs. Nuber Dionlon entertained their non. from ??hlU-

delphla. during the past week.

Mrs. Amy Uyle. of Capa May, spent Thursday afternoon and

PfiftBm

BEESLEYjS POINT Miss Mabel-Clay was In Phlladelpula on business Tuesday. Mrs. Spencer Young and mother motored to Ocean City Wednes-

day.

Palermo Baptist Mite Society mot with Mrs. E. V. Corson Wednesday afternoon. Miss Amarantha Smith called on Miss Helen Stratton Tuesday

evening.

Mr. E. V. Corson was in Atlantic City on business Thursday. Norman Bailey, of Corbin City, waa in town Monday on business. A variety shower and serenade was given Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Corson, nt their home here. Quite s large crowd was out. After an evening of fun and frolic they

ness trip to Philadelphia on Wednesday. Miss Pauline Greensteln spent i the week end with friends and relatives. Miss Rebecca Chase ns. local High School atudent, took first prise at one of the racae In Isle City on July 4. Word has been received from Miss Gladys Kata, who Is spending a few weeks in Boston with rela"ves and friends. Mr. David Gruber has secured immer employment at Ocea.i

City.

Mr. Asher Baram. former resident. spent a few days In Wood-

bine with friends.

Dr. S. Singer, of Philadelphia,

spent the week end with friends

and relatives In Woodbine.

_______ ... . - , ,— ~ -— vi mu »uu iiimc luey evening with her sister. Mvn. An-1 were treated to lee cream

nle Hawn. ' J? T^e^cuaie ^celr^enHe The Brotherhood held a regular Miss Opal Schellenger end Mll-.^nlce lot of prerentT^ monthly meeting at the Synagogue

lard Logue were Wildwood viator*I - -- P - ■ R ”"* , *»

Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mason are entertaining Mias Helen Mason and Miss Margaret Martin, of Camden, for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Martha Swain and daugh-

™ r - M,ry *“bMle. and Mrs Mel J hoe. called

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sapp called on her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Watchko. Wednesday evening. Mr. Herbert Msdara is proud owner of a five passenger

auto.

Mr. Sheruen Beebe, of Tucka-

Dicklnaon attended a dinner given nt the home of Mrs. Trytbene Ware. West Cape Kay. Thursday. Mrs. Emily Yea ricks and children. spent Saturday with rela-

tives in Cepe May.

Mr*. W. S. Russell, of Elmer. N. J.. is spending a week or more with Mr. and Mrs. Frank DicUn-

n.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert McNeil are being congratulated upon the birth of a baby girl, born Monday morning. July 6. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson entertained Mr. Ham ton and Mr. and Mrs. G. Patterson, of Wilmington. Del., over the Fourth. A large number from here spent Saturday in Wildwood witnessing the beautiful display of fireworks the beach that evening. Mrs. GretU Madden, accompanied by her sister. Mrs. Lizzie Search, of Cold Spring, also Mrs. Alexandria Lyle and Miss Vande Johnson, of Cape Mav motored to Atlantic City Wednesday of lost week and spent the day shopping.

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. - Avenue. Ocean City. N. J. "Look

going/Friday, stopping «n Valley for the sign.” —Adv.. S7-tf.

on Mies Lillian Young Thursday evening.

Mr. L. F. Godfrey, of Atlantic City, called on Mrs. Arwilda

Clark. Friday.

Mr. and Mre. R. F. Smith called on Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Corson Saturday evening. Mrs. Cameron, of Corbin City, and grandson. Stanley, spent the Fourtft with Mias Maggie Came-

Woodbine Mrs. B. Lieberman has gone to Detroit. Mich., where she will remain for a few months with rela-

tives.

A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mre. Alex Sllberman on Tuesday. Both mother and daughter are doing well at thr Millville Hospital. Ida Collins. Max Becker. Eveiena Harris and Charles Yariah were Atlantic City • visitors on Friday afternoon Mr. Morris Jasper and "Lordy" Rhome. spent sn enjoyable afternoon on Saturday at Sea Isle City. Mr. Samuel KaU. local fruit dealer, was In Vineland Tuesday evening on business. Tompson Peterson mace s busl-

on Saturday evening, July SC | Miss Sarah Hal pern, of Philadelphia. spent a few days with

friends and relatives.

Mr. and Mre. Sam Katz was a Quaker City visitor on Monday. A large audience attended the entertainment given by the Woodbine Hebrew School at the Lyric Tbcatre, on Monday evening. Mr. Moe Go'-dm an was Sn Sea Isle City and Ocean City Saturday

on business. Miss Rider, Philadelphia schoc teacher, intends to spend tw weeks' vacation with her brothel Mr. Samuel Rider, manager of th' Woodbine Cloak Shop. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gerber Newark, are spending a few week with Mr. and Mrs. Moe Good mat and famllv. Israel Felt was an Atlantic Clt] visitor on Thursday.

Sunday evening.

Chester Rabinowltz. of Philadelphia. motored to Woodbine on the Fourth of July, visiting friends and relatives. A large crowd attended the j baseball game at Belleplaine Sun-

day afternoon.

Many people frotm nelghooring towns were in Woodbine Saturday evening, July the 4tb. to witness the annual display of fireworks { at the Central School grounds. There were some from Dennlsvllle, Belleplaine and Tuckahoe, Mr. Joseph Becker spent the holiday visiting Mr. and Mre. Sam Lerenson and family. Mr. Alex Breslow. employed by the Else berg firm, spent the week end with his family. Mr. and Mre. Harry Josephs and daughter. Irene, spent an enjoyable day at Sea Isle City Saturday. For the first time lr a number of years, no serious injuries have resulted from fireworks and atamunltlon on the Fourth of July. Mr. R. B. Mason, of Belleplaine. is in Woodbine Friday after-

noon on business.

Misses Erma Mason and Gladys ess. of Belleplalni:. witnessed the baseball game Saturday. Mr. and Mre. Irving Breslow were week end visitors here with the Breslow family. Mr. A. Lieberman .of New York, spent a few days In Wood-

bine.

Mr. HaVry Levenaon. after ■pending a week with the Levenaon family, left for Dover, Del. The local Y. M. and Y. W. H. Awlll run a dance at Sea Isle City

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