The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1919, Page 4

j Vote fer wore in the place, four of them play- | up with Dennis Boylan at 9 o'clock |of the bullets smashing the mirror be- | burgiars set fire to the building. The R isthe. ing cards. Two men with guos| last night the same men again ef- ay ates Las men SEES I TR coe’ Pai Oe Nor tf ORDE “ o joney. ; No, bis FAMESTOWN, N. Y¥., May 2%.—Tho at the front and thres | tered the saloon and ordered afl hands! "fer noigupa and burglaries con-|Madison Avenue was robbed of $1,000 mach at a meeting inst night do- t t to the fn Patrick Scanion, a chauffeur of | cealed by the police a of gowns on the morning o! for a sitike In the dozen irow 0 | No. 142 West End Avenue, swung on| On Poe Fag rr ba: Band the lnauiry r plants of lamestown. Their «| one of the men and sent him spinning | men held up ad coffee house | /}° is for an eight hour day and in- IM S from tho customers, then, throwing | against the lunch counter. [at No, 167 Mott Street, near Grand,| that & similar robbery had taken of wages to range from 50 conus a dollar bill i hour for machinists’ helpers to 79 ‘an hour for tool makers. f | 16 and no mention made of robbery by the police. a stone's throw from ‘Police Head-| Place there last June on the curd’ table, in-| ‘The holdup man snot the chauffeur | quarters, and took $45 from the pre.|..0% ADFil 12 the home of William Vited the players to have one on them | through the abdomen, The second |prictor and about $4 from three cus- ae he’ eg ay REE pve! and disappeared holdup man fired from behind the bar, |'mers. They walked leisurely away, | was entered in the pass! man on the Grand | $3,000 worth of jewelry taken. Jewelry Two men with drawn revolvers | wounding in the left arm William and clothing valued at $1,500 were entered the saloon of Dennis Sheri- | Waldheim, twenty-three, of No. 240 21 a #afe Wan cracked|taken on the day before from the — ey dan, No. 116 West End Avenue, at 10 Bhan 66th Street. The saloon is mn ‘dware Company's | home of Oscar Berler at 32 West s'otoo! three short blooks from the West 68th it No, 434 EB. yustot ¥ April Hold-Ups, Shootings, Robber-'inecsen arawens a wnt Topbed'| Street’ Police Station, but it was | a ‘ rc r,|Seligman's home at No, 12 111th ps, s gS, the cash drawer of $71. ile several) arteen minutes before a policeman | and $500 in Liberty Bonds atolem in| Street was robbed and $1,500 wortb of ies and Murder Come to customers were discussing the hold-! arrived. Five shota were fired, one ‘addition to some jewelry, Then the| jewelry and clothing taken — ee ee TM FOR INDIGESTION SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. That crime has been rampant in Hariem and the Bronx for months, and that the knowledge has been con- cealed by the police waa revealed when it came to light to-day that the safe of the Beck Shoe Company, No. 981 Southern Boulevard, was ripped open early Sunday morning and the receipts for Saturday afternoon and night taken. Since Saturday night there have Deen in the districts named four hold- ups. Three men were shot and not & word given out by the police, A young woman was left in a dying condition by four men under a stair- way early yesterday morning, There have been no arrests, SHMUUAAUTHLT TRAHAN EAE TET OF ee dager Pezmutlo, thirty-five, a ; itcher and the father of six chil- dren, was counting his cash about 11 HY o'clook Saturday night in his shop at No. 564 Morris Park Avenue when an automobile stopped at the door and five men entered with drawn revol- vers. The butcher swung about and WEsT BETWEEN THIRTY -FOURTH STREET BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE aes UNSAUOTUNUVOANUUENTNNOYUUGSTUULATT Seem THU CUO CHARMING SUMMER APPAREL ACHIEVED IN COOL, SOFT MATERIALS Beautiful rr of the vogue for warmer weather garments, bespeakin’ delicacy of refinement and as delightful in their exquisite beauty as a refreshing June zephyr. reached for a cleaver and was shot in the left side, One of the men emp- tied the contents of the cash drawer and the next moment the five wero driving away in the auto. Pezzulio was taken to Fordham Hospitaj, where this morning the doctors pro- nounced his condition “fair.” ‘The holdup car stopped at George Smith's cafe, No, 814 Morris Park Avenue, a fow minutes later, Smith was behind the bar and ten customers yx ig3 Broadway. and Sous Shand Vth Sts Store in the City Asks Less for Good Merchandise ‘Than We Do. HIGH PRICES ARE UNKNOWN HERE. 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