New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
2 Dead, 4 Shot,
Days Total i'm
City Gun Play
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bile and started along a tree shaded
walk to his house. three men emerged
from the shadows and ordered him to
hold UP his hands. He grappled with
one OF the three and another fired
three shots at him, one Of which en-
tered his chest, penetrating lung.
The bandits ran and escaped.
The shooting took place within
stones throw Of The exclusive Coum-
bian Club, members Of which ran TO
Sejder's aid. Mrs. Seider and members
of the wounded mans family also hur
ried to the spot.
Skiggs, Of Bradford Hospital, Seider
was removed there. It was said last
night he would recover. When Scider's
coat was searched his money was found
intact.
Samuel Lelkowit2 was attacked by
two footpads last night while going
upstairs to his apartment at 236 Madi-
son Street. He had Sl20 in his pocket,
Il two-carat diamond pin in his scarf
and a valuable ring Oh one of his
fingers.
One Of his assalantg seized him by
The throat and the other struck him in
the face. Lefkowitz put up n hard
fight, yelling FOR help as he fought.
trade and heard him LAND with q crash
on the floor below. Lefkowitz rolled
about the floor graphing with his ac
complicc.
The forty families in the house We're
terro1-stricken. Shrieks and yclls aud
the shrIling Of police whistle aroused
the neighborhood. LefkowtZ's remain
ing adversary managed to tear himself
loose and neither was TO be found
when q patrol,nan sauntcred in half an
hour later.
Love Affair Leads to Shooting
An attempted shooting that took place
in barber shop at 319 Broomc Street
and was the outgrowth Of an illicit love
affair which goes back 70 February,
1920, when Aur.lio Fazio met Coucetts
CIuzzetta and found her weary OF lie
with her husband, Vito.
Mrs. Guzzetta is twenty three years
old. About $3.50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon she burst into the office OF
the italian squad in the basement Of
Police Headquarters, screaming, I've
killed him! I've killed him. Send me
to the electric chair, I've killed him!'
Detective Michael Tiaschetti and
others quiatcd her and got from her
the story of her confessed crime and
the Incidents leading up to -.
She said that Faaio, who is thirty-one
years old and runs the barber shop, had
urged her to leave her husband. For
. time sll had gone well enough, then
ho had taken 20 beating her. One
night when they had gone for walk
ne had slashed her cheek with knife
She touched a thin scar running from
the left corner Of her mouth to the
middle OF her cheek, to prove it.
:1,bA ho-,
he had kicked her and threatened TO
XIII her. Yesterday lie had thrown q
plate at her She went TO the rear OF
the store and found FaZio's revolver
She had gone close to him, she e2id,
and had shot him FIVE times. He was
dead. She had left him lying on the
floor Of the barber shop.
At thc end OF this rapid recital she
tainted
victim" Calmly Smoking
tiaschetti and Detective Petriz2o Re
peddo left her and vent to the barber
shop and pushed their way in through
crowd There was Fazio. a short
slender man, calmly smoking a cigar
cite and converslng with TWO other
men. Tho trent OF his white Jacket
was bacl; with powder marks. Mrs.
GuzGetta had missed him.
Fazio was arrested, charged with
violating the Sullivan law and with
fe!onous assault in that he had
sashed the girls face. lie said he
lad dropped behind a chair to avoid
being shot, and that Mrs. Guzzetta had
thrown down the revolver and run cut.
He bad picked Up the weapon, he said,
and had MD it IN an aShcan.
Mrs. Gu22etta was charged with folo-
NOUS assault.
Another shooting happened yester-
| day in front Of 263 Madison Street.
where Jacob Greenberg, twenty five
years old, OF l18 Monroe Street, was in
conversation with Philip Klein, who
lives at 28A Monroe Street
Several men approached the pair and
one Of them opened fire Oh Greenbcrg
There were four shots. The first went