The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1913, Page 12

DAYUHT BURGLAR { ' BINDS GIRL WIFE ND ROB HOUSE Mrs. Ella Roddy, Frail Mother, Gagged, Then Tied With Rope by Intruder. NEIGHBOR TO RESCUE Baby Laughs at Culprit as He| Forces Closet Door and Obtains Valuables. The sound of some heavy body fall Ang, followed by a series of bangs upon 8 door and muffled groans, brought Mra. Stern running downstaire thia morning from her apartment on the third floor of No. 38% Prospect avenue, Brooklyn, to the apartment just beneath, occupled by Mrs. Margaret Post, Mra. Hosts son, ‘William, @ printer, and a daughter and gon-in-law, Ella and Ernest Rody. Mra. Rody is nineteen years old. “What's the matter? What's the mat- ter?’ cried Mra. Stern. Only groans came from behind the door, and, fright: ened, Mrs, Stern ran to the ntreet, found Policeman Connors of the Fifth ave- nue station, and escorted him to ner flat, from which he climbed down the fire-escape to the flat below, forced a window and entered. Clove to the door, against which she was ewaying her boy so as to produce the muffied knocks Mra. Stern heard, the policeman found Mrs. Roly. There was No one else in the flat. The young wife's hands and feet were tied and her apron, Dound over her head, had been forced Anto her mouth as a gag. From beneath ite fokie came groans as though the girl wife was trying to call for heip. Con- note ripped the apron off her head and ae he untied her hands and feet she erted hysterically, BOUND AND GAGGED BY DARING BURGLAR. “Oh, where is he? Where is he? Where's tho burglar? He ted mo up and I thought he was going to kill me." Under the ministrations of Mra. Stern she regained sufficient composure in a few minutes to tell what had happened to her. Sho aid her mother had gone out to visit another daughter in Winsor Place near by, leaving her alone, us her husband and brother had gone to work. Presently there came a knock on the door, and a stocky youth with black Mustache, dark mult and derby hat @eked her when she opened the door it she wanted to buy anything “I have no money," Mra, Rody an- @wered, and made to close the door, “Is your mother home? Perhaps she'd Uke something,” peraiated the youth, "Bhe's not here, responded Mrs. Rody, shortly and, slamming the door, went back to the kitchen, where she had Deen at work. “I had no more than reached there and turned about when 1 saw the man in the hall. He had forced the door,” went on Mrs. Rody. “I started toward Bim and he ran toward me, exclaiming ‘If you say a word I'll kill you.’ He- fore 1 could acream he had reached mo, torn the apron from around my body and flung it over my head. 1 tried to ery out then, but he got a fold of the apron in my movth and, picking me up, carried me into the parior, where he forced me into a chair, J struggled, ut my strength was of no avail against his.” Mra. Rody is a slender little woman. MAKES JOB GOOD BY BINDING FEET WITH ROPE. “He grabbed up « sofa pillow and tore the silken rope binding from around itz edges," continued Mra, Rody, “Phen he bound my hands and ex- claimed: ‘Whero'a some rope? He seemed not to realize that gagxed as | was i could wi aiewe:, ui picseiiiy fhe ran into the Kitchen, got some clothes line and tied my feet. “Thon he etarted to search the Mat. The apron over ‘.y head kept me from seeing, but I could hear him rummaging bout and I was in <error lest he burt my baby boy. I could hear Billy tod- dling about, and I didn’t dare wink what might bappen if he got in the man’s way.” Billy is the eighteen-monthe'-old eon of Mr. and Mra. Rody and has just Jearned to walk, He was in the parlor when the robber bound hie mother there, but the youngster seemed to think it was ei @ good joke and laughed and chat- ted with the burwliar. The man did not bother with the little fello . But he didn't find anything of value in the fat and presently he returned to Mre. Rody demanding: “Where's an axe? I've got to smash im this confounded closet door?” “Of course, I couldn't answer, but I shook my head,” Mre. Rody told Con- eu BETTER THAN GALOMEL ds Have Discovered Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Ase a Harmless Substitute Dr, Bawerde Clive T tute for calomei—ere and foot “and then 1 Kitoher after a while I . | foot dase, 1 w wa t table and pushe nolKe we INE woman in ten wears an R&G corset now. There's an R &G corset built to fit you exactly. See all styles of R&G corsets till you come to the one planned by our designers to fit your particular figure. RUSTLESS CORSZTS Sold, Everywhere Pr \ SN SL, 5,694,682 women in the United States wear R&G corsets now. Do you? HOLZWASSER &CcO} OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9PM. PARL the accomunnylog EDIT TERMS th. 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