New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1926, Page 2

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Tyler, | r of the Ameri. t is to th e of distemper I ble, extr or virus ca filteds ot yet gati their pre oving thi {Leses Beth ¥ Severe Frat r W, Human Dairies to Be Used In Effort to Save Babies el g {0l March 161 Bandits Escape With 82500 Loot in New York Woman Principal in Poison (Case Iaints i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 126, DETECTIVE EXPLAINS METHODS OF WOMEN WHO STEAL FROM STORES Most Shoplifters Unskilled and Easily Caught, He | Says-~Many Well Able to Pay Taken, for Articles w York, March 16 (A lonal shop-lifter has over her Ne sistar, the pping tricter pe partment e The turned w York business to her nateur, ntisry ef Mar n all over the cast for her lifting and bag.opening pro- sities, the “dean’ of profes al shop-lifters was ushered off stage, Four out of five of the shop- Ifters we get today are v working girls who crowd the and on Saturday ity -~ perfume, lingerte,” said Detective Orth, Stein Brothérs 3 E Something for Nothing “Women are stealing today imply because they want to get somethi for nothin sald Da- re professlonal women of professional men majority of the shop- could afford to pay for the g3 they steal — often have the y in their purses at the time." A contrary opinion was , ex- pressed by Chiet Clerk Frank Smith of the court of special ses- ston, where during 1025, 1.,3%% p-litter cases were tried with 5 fctions. v women steal because they omething they er need, and The vast t the money rinched llitle weekly budgets,” he Come Early Tf You Want One! Close Out! Formerly to About 24 Bags (Main F1.) Original Price 1| $169.00 | Caracul Pav i 1§ 1830000 Fresh, Odd Beaded Bags, $1.00 0.00 Caracul, Fox collar American Broadtail, Fox a {5} Lot garet Rellley, s been with | A D DAVIDSON “Just s the majority’ of shop- | pers are women, 0 are the ma- jority ef shop-lift Of the 1,888 cases last year only 260 were men. Men Also Crooked “Men netimes come in and steal around Christmas time," sald Detective Wall, “Th are the type | who don't like to ‘waste' money on presents, £0 they try to pick up a few Knick-knacks to give away.” | Shop-lifting, by the way, is a| seagonal activity, with marked in- pase around lays. 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