Daily News from New York, New York • 415

Eklyn. Sec 2 Strop Vielded by Mate Puts Wife in Lather NEWS, NEW YORK'S PICTURE NEWSPAPER STRONG-BACKED YEGG UNBILLED safes leisurely, rather than consideration for the managers offices, was the reason for tha safe thefts. HEADLINER ON SUNDAY NIGHTS A Sabbath breaking safe burglar may force Brooklyn theatre man agers to cement their safes to floors or buy strong boxes too large to be carried off by a husky burglar, who specializes in stealing Sunday night box office receipts and the safes that hold them. safe and $527 a week ago from the Sumner theatre at 2C5 Sumner Brooklyn, the Herculean robber walked away last Sunday night with the strongbox of the Ambassador theatre at 776 Saratoga Brooklyn. Sydney Falk, manager, said it contained $1,930.

Evidently untired by that effort the Sampsonian safe stealer picked up the small strongbox in the Kingsway theatre at Coney Island ave. and Kings highway, Brooklyn, and escaped. The loot there was $1,500. Police said a desire to open the MORE TREES URGED ON NASSAU ROADS The Long Island chamber of commerce announced yesterday it had adopted a resolution calling on Nassau county authorities to a propriate money for planting more trees along highways now being widened. Action is being urged, according to Meade C.

Dob-son, managi- director, because there is little likelihood of any early financial aid fror- the state. Yesterday two managers com plained to police that the burglar not only broke into their theatres but lugged off two small safes as well. While police were taking extra precautions since the theft of a ABRAHAM SHE ALSO NAMES OTHER WOMAN IN PLEA FOR DIVORCE By MILDRED LOVELL. When a man will interrupt his morning shave to use his strop on his wife, Mrs. Marie D.

Thristino, wife of a wealthy Brooklyn restaurateur, told herself that something more lay behind the action than a mere loss of temper. And she had two witnesses in Supreme court yesterday to prove she right. The witnesses, Mrs. Anna Mas-tandino and her father, Salvatore Chieffo, 378 Greene Brooklyn, told of a love nest -wherein they declared they found Joseph Thristino maintaining another "wife." Enter, the Other Woman. Acting on information given Mrs.

Thristino by friends, they said they called one evening at 823 Kent Brooklyn. The restaurateur, noted for his courtesy in his eating place, invited them in cordially and, after making them Comfortable in heavily upholstered tend far more costly chairs than Mrs. Thristino had been provided with, brought out another woman. Thristino did not introduce her as his wife, they admitted, but added she walked about the apartment with the proprietary air of a wife and, on a subsequent visit they made, informed them she was Mrs. Thristino.

Prior to this, the real Mrs. Thristino had brought suit for a FULTON ST. at HOYT (NEWS photos) Mrs. Marie D. Thristino (A heet Cases separation, based on the incident of the razor strop and other cruelties which she claimed her husband had administered to her in relaxation from his enforced courtesy to complaining patrons in his restaurant.

Substitutes Her Suits. However, she promptly withdrew the separation petition, and 8i 33 in substituted one for a divorce, and that sold out quickly last time we advertised them at these low prices. her lawyer, Leonard H. Kuisi, proceeded to investigate some more. It then developed, according to Mrs.

Thristino's charge, that her husband had been leading a double marital life with this unnamed woman for more than a year. Just One of the Outstanding Values Justice Norman S. Dike reserved decision, and Mrs. Thristino went back to the home of her parents, 1048 10th Brooklyn. Full size Sheet 81x99, 1.59 grade 1.29 Whalen Reroutes Traffic In Borough Hall Sector stores, civic organizations and others interested in the problem.

Trolley Loop Moved to Help Relieve Congestion. An extensive revision of traffic lanes around Borough hall and the Long Island railroad depot in The new routes governing trolley traffic at Borough hall and auto mobile passages at the Long Island Sale Sale Grade Price Grade Price 1.74 1.39 slx9Q 1.10 .85 1m Crib Sheets .59 1.9 o5 69 1.45 1.15 5Qx72 79 1.45 1.19 PILLOWCASES 1.35 1.05 42x36 .37 .26 1.25 .95 45x36 .39 .29 depot were set out in a printed Large Size 90x99 Full Size 81x99 81x90 Three-Quarter 72x99 Twin or Single 63x99 63x90 pamphlet. The new order takes effect on April 7 at 7 a. and an "ironing-out hearing" will be held on April 14, the commissioner announced. Move Trolley Loop.

Chief of the departures from the old methods of traffic is the moving of the trolley loop from around Borough hall to a circling of the block formed by Adams Myrtle ave. and Fulton st. To achieve this, the old confus ing third track on Court be tween Jarolemon and Montague has been eliminated; the left 12,000 BATH TOWELS side car rails in Adam3 be tween Willoughby and Myrtle, have been cut out, and one block of trackage in Myrtle between Adams and Washington has 19 Soft and fluffy absorbent and good-sized in short, very good bath towels! Solid colors to match your bathroom, or white with colored borders if you prefer. been closed off. No Parking Rule.

A sweeping no parking rule in Fulton Court st. and Flatbush and an equally decisive no Rose, green, blue, lavender and gold. Stock up now! 2.20 dozen cruising taxi rule met with vicifer- ous approval at yesterday's meeting. The Atlantic and Flatbush ave. Linen Crash Cloths for Spring whirlpool is only temporarily solved by the police, who admit it to be one of the biggest problems in the city.

Traffic will be per $1 mitted east and west on Atlantic So cool and informal looking they are just as nice for breakfast nooks or country places. White with colored borders, rose, blue, green, gold and lavender. Large cloth, 53x69 inches. east on Pacific west on Dean and north only on Flat bush ave. Left turns are ruled out at 4th and Atlantic and in general, the plan is a return to the earlier order, when southbound automo Stainproof Table Damask biles- were turned Irom flatbush ave.

into 4th, along 4th to Pacific, and then turned back into Flat bush. Top map shows new route of trolley loop in Borough hall district and indicates latest no-parking and one-way street rules. Map at bottom shows police regulations governing traffic near Long Island station. Both changes go into effect April 7. Brooklyn was made public yesterday at a meeting in Manhattan police headquarters presided over by Commissioner Grover A.

Whalen and attended by representatives of the department 2-95 A demonstration showing how quickly. even ink stains may be wiped off this pastel colored damask will be given all week. Cloths 54x54 inches. GUN WINS PAYROLL Niagara Falls, N. March 31 Covering the cashier with a revolver, a lone robber stole the $691 payroll of the Cataract Ice company in its office this Street Floor, Central Building.