Evening journal., 1922-09-28
NEWS GOSSIP
OF NEW CASTLE
Dorprino Valves Extradi-
ton and Will Be Sent to
New Jersey
METHODIST CHURCH
TO HOLD RALLY
Special to The Evening Journal.

/ Spttldl u me EsNtnlu6 Iuutudi.
NEW CASTLE. Sept. 2s.-Having
waived extraditlon. Dominick Dor
primo. who was charged before
] Mayor Cramer Tuesday with a statu-
tory offense against Catherine, the
16-year- old adughter OF Carmine
Crescent. OF Haskell. n. j.. will be
taken back TO New Jersey by an Of
/ ficer of the state today.
A warrant was issued in New Jer-
sey at the request OF the father, for
the arrest OF Dorprino. and IT is un-
der this warrant that prosecution
will be. made. The gfrl refused TO
accompany her father who arrived
here yesterday home. The father
substantiated the girls accusation
against Chaun Juliani. at whose re-
quest the arrests were made. that
Juliani had made overture OF mar
rage to her and had been refused.
He was accused by the father and
daughter before Mayor Cramer Of
having caused the arrest because OF
jealousy Jullani. who is 80 years
old. says he has a wife and chill
dren in Italy.
The father denied having sent
Juliani TO find his daughter. He
also denied the story told by Juliani
that the mother OF Catherine is dead.
Mayor Cramer took Dorprino TO
Wilmington yesterday afternoon
where he was questioned by mem
Der OF the Attorney Generals staff
after which the Mayor was instruct
ed TO hold Dorprino for New Jersey
authorities.
While the date set by Delaware
Laws for the opening OF the season
for duck shooting in this State is
October !, the local gunners will not
be able to gun for this fowl until
October 16, due to the Federal pro-
vision for shooting ducks. prohibits
II until the latter date. Another
provision in which the state and /
federal laws conflict is the hours !
during which Kunners may hunt
these fowls. Federal hours are
from one-half hour before sunrise
to sunset. while the state laws al
low the gunners to shoot them from /
one hour before until one hour after
sunset each week day.
Several local sportsmen are en-
ioying cunning for squirrels. Sew
eral new fox hounds have been pur
chased by residents OF the city and
vicinity and fox hunts planned for
the opening day October 2. A few
black fox and many red fox have
been seen.
The foreigner. who was found
wandering the streets. near Della :
ware street. wharf last week by
George Wilhelme and Philip Gilkle. I
local fishermen, and committed 10
the Delaware State Hospital at Farm
hurst by Mayor Cramer, from In
formation received by DIR. William Fl. /
Hancker. superintendent of the Hos
pital. is believed TO be an escaped
inmate OF a State Hospital in Penn
sylvania.
State Road Community Club will
meet at State Road Chapel on We'd
nesday evening. October II. Mrs.
C. II. Gebhart is chairman of the
committee. Wilkin-
son Z. Cranston is chairman. of the
social committee.
All water rents must be paid by
30.-Adv.
The axle OF trolley car No. POS
broke at Sixth and Delaware streets
about sac o'clock last evening.
Traffic was tied up for more than
one hour.
Contractor Burke has completed
the base FILL and Is ready for the
resurfacing Of West Fourth street.
Mrs. James T. Challenger, Of West
Sixth street will enter the Stern
berg School Of Music OF Philadel-
phia tomorrow. where she will take
an advanced course In music. Mrs.
for several years has
taught music in New Castle.
The next monthly business and
social session of Hare's Corner
Farmers Club will be held at the :
home of Representative and Mrs. |