The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1914, Page 10

rT ey OUR a WHILE HE'S DELNERNS ML lice Think They Have Pair of Clever Thieves. g? th Beach letter carrier, caused is > E E z 3 who afterward admitted they rt i ine th Beach, Sheepshead Bay Hamilton sections of Brook- a gee A a delivering mail yesterday at the bome of William J. i No, 1653 Eighty-fourth street, Bath eaw that the front door was ajar. Recalling that he bad Mre. Mitchell on her way to urch a few minutes previous, Hess- Jer thought it strange that the door 3 tir at ‘New Women’s & Misses’ Apparel Shop A Bap trom the Waldort 22-24-26 West 34th Street On Spectal Sale Saturday: ‘Capes and Cape-Coats Bor Dress, Motor, Golf and Steamer Wear: qi a Ci oats De Bi pherd Chee 4 Kineriripe colle collar; atkar ach or button trond, ENS 9, 75 Suite EERE #5. 9 eerie A secate A man wes standing in the ball. “What are you doing here?” Hessler demanded. “I'm waiting for Mr. Vall next yan tise viy--4 reply. Mr. Vail, who lives at No. i came down the stoop of bis | house and was called over, The stranger then admitted he did not c Bis quick wit, Chartes Messier, yesterday of two bur-| yy bed almost a score uf places [ico ag in his bome tate last night. oa Lapenna were found Fi ay ati o ler t @ clothing merchant, living| “pai” of James @ r jweeney, sentenced to Bile for "ine robbery of Bridge Commissioner Kracke’s home in Flatbush. The police believe want to see Mr. Vail. Hessler reached an ‘lea: i iva Capeares Pitiow and Boe the ess, “arrested yesterday commit- ted th uarters of the recent bur fares in in that section of Brooklyn. 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