Camden Man Stabbed During Argument

Camden Courier-Post, March 21, 1932

Courier-Post clipping, "Camden Man Stabbed During Argument," March 21, 1932, about a stabbing at a South Second Street grocery.
Camden Courier-Post, March 21, 1932
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CAMDEN MAN STABBED DURING ARGUMENT Emil Tisani, 35, of 237 Stevens street, was stabbed in the neck, head and face Saturday night following an argument with a neighbor in a grocery store at 210 South Second street. After being treated for the wounds at Cooper Hospital, Tisani said he would swear out a warrant for Lugi Celani, of 203 Royden street, whom he claimed attacked him with a razor.

Emil Tisani, 35, of 237 Stevens street, was stabbed in the neck, head and face Saturday night following an argument with a neighbor in a grocery store at 210 South Second street.

After being treated for the wounds at Cooper Hospital, Tisani said he would swear out a warrant for Lugi Celani, of 203 Royden street, whom he claimed attacked him with a razor.

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