The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1920, Page 4

OO aa > ae * Se —— FA 1 EFT OF $15,000 AT PIER REVEALED BY FOUR ARRESTS Band in Auto Looted Truck of Merchandise—Woman Among Thos se Held. Three men were arrested early to @ay by Detective John Devery of the Herbert Street Station, Brooklyn, for the alleged theft o! of merchand 1 woman for hav- Pere oper eermaperie eee i $15,000 truckload | "> EXPLOSION WRECKS CORPORATION YARD Hot Water Plant Blows Up—Two Watchmen Hurt and Neigh- | bors;Scared, | The explosion of a hot water plant Wrecked the city's storage yard In Mad- ‘won Street, under the Manhattan Bridge, at 2.20 A. M. to-day, Injured two watch. | men and caused a amall panic in the! nelhborhood tenements, | Tho place is known aa the Cor Yaris, There is a one-story | | which city automobiles are stored, and yard for carte and other paraphor nalia. When the hot water boiler blew up in| ows and scat- |demotianed ail the wi tered fire from the bullding. Thomas F ing possension of $7,000 worth of It. Joneph Gilroy, a wholesale merchant | at No. 61 Worth Street, Manhattan, gent a truck to the plier at Bench Btreet with fifteen cases of goods val- ned at $1,000 each, While the chauf- feur was absent a fow minutes, an automobile backed Up and several men on it loaded the fifteen cases {nto the auto and escaped. The po- lice have kept news of the theft from Brooklyn Man Opened It to Find Revolver Thrust In Face. Abmham Leifechitz of the Also Nov- «ity Company had just opened his fae- tory at No, 22 McKibbon Street, Brook- tyn, this mornin, when he heard a Knock at the door, On responding he ‘wae confronted by a young man with ie Tevotver whe Laifsonita throw wu, > his. hands. The rabber- then took a watch and $85 from altactits, locked him in the (A Rapaway a ae tdi Hip and A horse seus 4 Klein, thirty-seven, ‘No, 502 East 79th Street, was driving eat Avenue A became frightened 3 72d Street when a trace broke at to-day. It ran half a block, ‘ arneath his seat, When rescued by underne: is Aeat, en resoucr bY ppeenriagre a hip end leg ware broken, 0 Reception Hospital, _—~——_— Weusewarming at Navy Club. A reception and dance will be given to-night as the oMdlal housewarming of the Navy Club, which has just moved Into its pecan yy, urchased home for en. Hated m: the "navy at Nos 18-35 it gin tBiteet, enlisted men at All al hips of the Atlantic Fleet now ae this harbor, hav invited. The fleet will sail. for Sou Rebar Watara in ie days. Mrs. Willinm He Hamnilton, ie Bre ident and founsier of the re Navy rrangem charge of Brooklyn Ros Hearing Postponed. ‘The hearing before Public Service Commissioner Nixon on the protest of Brooklyn citizens against the use of Buses on Elgthth Avenue In that Bor- ough Ens mae the Corporation nse) Burr, inted out that in- ction Broce are pending in lyn against the bus pee ea dy State Prison W. sola i mtn ° Parisian conjunction with Department. in the somewhat popular in the to-day—and will an instant appea The prices (in $4.00 34th and 35th Streets been discontinued for two of RoGERs PEET COMPANY Broadway Broadway jae 13th St, “Four at 34th St. Convenient once of | Broadway Corners” Fifth Ave. lg and) at Warren at 41st St. B. Altman & Gn. 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