The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1919, Page 8

ee ee a -seeiaenenneie-aumeniniiine: ie neiae enamel te ea aaa 7 = sor = == : THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1919. sess Io 8 Cone, Tan | RATT TEC F) arte it ust as the fugitives wore! SHIP WORKERS STILL OUT. Strike Retarn, \ Theet Sherifan Mey F from his starting point, | her to be amsauite Race Were To-stn: . since Saturday, hoped | bungalow, was f¢ ee oR ve se her that would permit him tol nicht by ) MGHICAGO, Oct. 28.—Six of the maty-{attein bis gon! before night. oh two army aviators who started the | — a World's greatest airplane race tw y PS ip aco to-day remained in the Lieut. H. W. Sheridan, at Bu pany’s employe were out on strike.| Westinghouse fm Alliance WHIM Other yardea aff include the Me Great Driti«h Concern. Company, Tebo's, Todd Shipyard, | Completion of negotiations by which Basin Dry Dock and the Atlantic|the Westinghouse holdings in Great Basin Iron Works. Britain have been sold to the Metro~ ‘The men, previous to going out on|politan- Vickers Electric Company, Hinnonat Found SLUR ROSIE. FYE QUROLARS IN 3: ting, but Donnelly’s car He fired five shots Only a small percentage of the 3,500 Coming alongside, he men who yesterday went out on strike strike, submitted demands, it ooo Tor hy Trine Chatmaen and slowly for@ed the in shipyard: Brooklyn reported for | learned, for a forty-four-hour week, pa hy cue a tree oe n other car over toward the curb, work this moPhing, It was said that|$] an Ee ee aoe de nave bee! Oe ne ree company: The Se | where it stopped. Its two occupants but 200 checked in at the James She- furnished at all the shipyards to pro- | panies have made @ business alliance 7 | smndine b ‘ wan yards and mbout 600 of the com- tect those who want to work world-wide in scope, rrondered | = meet mi | i i detectives now had four _ = - —— : ~ prisoners and wanted one more : ae . - F —— shots had used the nei c " sht many policemen, ASE onranized a search for the Arouse Neighborhood—All burglar, who they found hiding in a (eo) (o} ; vacant lot and nursing his ankle. Are Captured. | On and near the fire-escape the Pl I hl AON Ml tell ences _ police found discarded jimmies, pip 7 cutters and ot Five trirglars were caught in THe ion “whose winders had ‘be [|| Brooklyn this morning by Detectives jimmied when he detectives a | = peared was thato# Ryan & M ny || Harry Beck and William Donnelly of jace curtain. manufacturers, The the Brownsville station, ft took »urglars got no loot. After calm had been restored, the Police found they had all the ‘men, eile diane ‘to Aca who indentified themselves as Louis mobile chase to round them all UP. Gordon, twenty-five, No. 48% Hinsdale and even then one of the burglars Street, Brooklyn; Joseph Goodman, BONWIT TELLER. & CO FIFTH AVENUE 38™ STREET r burglars’ tools. 34th Street—New York | twenty revolver shots and an auto- Marvella Cloth and Peachbloom almost got away by a three-story LWenty-threc, Sheri treet, —the fashionable soft, silky foup in the dorky weet cose bene Montald oldateln, nin | broken ankle. thirty-five, Donnelly and Beck were taking a Manhattan, 9 ride (n Donnellys automobile when, No. 106 Norgolk Street, Manhattan. from a source t do not ‘Teveal, = —_ they learned t there was some- of the building at No, 441 Blake Ave- textures are featured in WOMEN’S WINTER COATS. ‘ j nue In front of the building they saw HARTFORD HERE IN a big commércial automobile at the / Priced for Wednesday Only | cuit Oe; Wey SALLEVAG, ran ike { | tended to carry away the loot. The ‘ | detectives made their way carefully } bd a fence. . On the fire eseape at the fourth Pp i floor they saw five men working at 4 These exceptionally handsome and modish a window | “Brains” of Slaying Plot Prob- ‘ “Come de , iiled Beck, rs C . : coats have been assembled from the regular The bu scrambled up the tron ably Will Stand Trial stock and offer values that are most unusual. stairway toward the roof as Bock be- in Connecticut. \ gan shooting. Bullets chipped the _ a walls just ahead of the burglars and “Jimmy Hartford,” referred to by — ‘ they turned down. Beck had fired . { MARVELLA CLOTH COATS in rich colorings | te Mebtacand Heakally ave the police as tho “master brain” of : . . At the third floor the rearmost man | the band which is charged with the and in several versions of the belted model, with vaulted the rail and dropped to the murer of Benny Binkowitz for $178,- large shirred coll d distended po kets, ground, In of his broken ankle | 000 worth of bonds which Binkowitz he immediately od up and went had in ® when he disappeared nd was hidden, from Wall Street last August, was The four men left on the fire escape |delivered to Deputy Commissioner ||| . reached the round in a group and| Lahey, Im charge of the Detective Remarkable Suit Sale Wednesday Beck collared two of them. The others /Bureau, by Detective Sergt. Fias- leaped the fence and fled, Donnelly | chettl, who brought Hartford, also . oe i alee eek known as Vincenzo Conedelo, from : ’ ° t But Donnelly surmised. hey wer | Cheat About 550 Women’s Tailored Suits making the automobile he had seen| Seven men and nine women are pasted lt Stennett Nata onlin and that they would reach it before Now st a the ites New ee hicriadl 1 t | t ‘ity and Connecticut in connection || . he could overtake them. So he Be Placed on ea | “ ’ Sa changed his plan, dashed around the | With the bond robbery and murder. ; will building to his own automobile, and, The Women were arrested on charges |outside of the Binkowitz case to pre- ' ) - e rs ~ | vent them from warning the meh tf eee = ° Sak SPI] sought by the police, } 35 OO-ra ues to 69.75 NONI 772, Z (lo LD) A hha) ohne, EAL SSO | After an examination by Deputy LJ POSS I = > = SSR OM ae a ' over a low fen PEACHBLOOM COATS depict an extremely modish-gathered back, fur collars and banded pock- ets; alsohigh choker collar styles of beaver fur. f: Commissioner Lahey it was under- ! <i psareelepslparabe pel tees therleape toa An extraordinary purchase and sale of Tailormade, SUM | cutee etnies: eae Flare-side, Ripple flare, belted and straightline NIA | Additional light wae thrown on the Suits of Velour, Tweeds, two-tone Checks, Yala- At Four Ny Panes a Fuge encess (ia f pak ma Cloth, Oxfords, Silvertone and Peachbloom. NY | wit w © pol ped atone |) | ; Stores ROR eas: sys tussie sas ‘oneal Convertible and Notch Collars—Button, Braid and NV; \ y, Billy” Smith, now in jail in Bridge- |) Embroidery trimmings. Plain and fancy silk linings. \/ NYiAl port, who has told the police that ING ——— = ean N 4 Binkowitz was Killed because he de- rt A a } NY : Sal cinacccesaeake sane ane A Most Exceptional Buying Opportunity 4 NIV West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York NI | The police have received informa: Ni @] tion which leads them to believ = ok | eee B ne OW beck we the quartet pacsivaai tia pee for the “job.” How the rest of the $178,- 000 stolen from Binkowitz was di- | vided, they do not know, but they think “Hartford Jimmy” can tell | them @ good deal about it. | | Developments to-day make it ap- | pear that “Hartford Jimmy” has a wife in New York and a wife in Bridgeport. 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