Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-11-08 | Page 1 | Bullet Fired at Thief Kills Young Mother

Bullet Fired at Thief Kills Young Mother NEW YORK. Nov. 8. The funeral fu-neral today of young and pretty Mrs DolaratO Ldfulco, was one of the handsomest that the i HSl side has seen In a long time Ami next to Prank Dlfulco, her W&l hero husband, perhaps ih- most disconsolate of th mourners who followed the flower-banked hearse with Its six snowy horses, was Patrolman Pa-trolman Jim Kenny, by whose hand she had been accidentally killed. Holarato herself a Red Cross worker during the war left her new baby Saturday to go ou a short errand. As she crossed the street, a bullet fired by Patrolman Patrol-man Kennj al o thief, who had stolen a carton of cigarettes, struck her down. Aghast, the patrolman had the dying woman rushed to a hospital hos-pital but she never regained consciousness. con-sciousness. Then, to soften the blow as much ns hr could foil-rank and to ease his ow n breast Kenny started a subscription to provfdc for the funeral and leave a nest egg for the motherless baby. .