The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1920, Page 13

semen y apartment on the fourth floor of No.|/ the theatre 19 Hust 66th Street, right off Witth}escape w Avenue, a few doots from the Vine|to the cent Astor resigence, and found her door open, th oma ittered with trays of ativerware, the closete ran- party went the only avenue thelver when aurptised work. The detoetiy ol that lookiut wai of Mry, Het! “MIDNIGHT ROBBERS, IN FLIGHT LEAVE - SILVERAND GENS sacked and bureau drawers and|they went down the fire escape : chests turned inside out got away shed The Bells bad arrived home from! ‘The police estimate of the the country only a few days before,! uf the stole 00. BIANding on the and while many of thelr jewels had} of been placed with a safe deposit com- ie clothing und Jewe longed to Mra. Bell's guests, M bs teriously Escape. house waa intact, the burglars having! she is very well pl been fright@ned away before they dis-| fortune in saving her valuables covered it. police secured finger prints which | Mrs. Beil telephoned to Assistant| they hope will lead to the identity of | Francis District Attorney Joyoe, a friend of/ the burglars, her family, who soon had the police resorves of the Bast 7th Street Police |CHASE BURGLARS Station on the job. They surrounded WITH SAFE IN AUTO ALONG BROADWAY bali way Lynch lost aight of it Detectives Francis Peed ¢ the Police records for the early hours this morning show a busy session of burglars in the city, with an automobile chase along Broadway, in which, several shots were fired; a daring burglary nipped in the bud in @5th Street, just off Fifth Ave- the exciting | rapidly approachin: | at the entire block and made a thorough Ase. At No. search but failed to get the burglars. Their coming and consequent dis- turbance of the quiet and exclusive where 7 a eK THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1920. " and) ke tanding inning board the eman fired several shot at the} tools One of the men had re- © pany, Mrs, Bell had left a conaider-|C. Adams and Mre. J.P. Crane mained on the running board and the , ri able quantity of jewelry in a con+| of Boston | bol sa bullet hit him, §nterrupted at Work in Home] oicucus place in the apartment, in| Conriderable valuable time was lout | #8 ne reached out and of Mrs. James W. Bell, Mys-‘Jaddition with that of one of her| through Mrs, Bell» ng to Mr. | held hm up fe he apparently was women guests, The jewolry In the| Joyce instead of the p but} bout to fall, The car gathered j| speed and at 116th street and Broad- Mullaby and Weat | Street Station were at 110th Street Jand Broadway when they saw the car of the glare, They jumped into « private tomobile and ordered the chauffeur 125th bur- 06 Wost 92d Street the car jumped the curb and crashed into the ‘The nue, thieves were |neighbortood aroused the odcupants| Three Abandon Car After a Three | tron rail fence of the home of Nahan soa) { away by tho unexpected jot the dwellings and every light wom Mile Hunt in Which Shots | Franko, the orchestra leader retry lof the family; a man and | turned on to ald the reserves in their machine tore up & section of the one Are Bire! search. An inventory made by Mrs. Bell assured her that some furs and cloth. ing were the only articles missing and ' a that hor costly jewels were safe, How } Mra, James Willlams Bell, with a/ii0 purgiare made thelr escape in A mystery, for the house ts without ele- vator service and the stairs up which hie fe beaten by burglars and a thief shot by a detective in the Weat 1524 Street Station saw a big subway. touring car stop at l4ist Street and Broadway at 3 A. M shortly afterward two men came from Liggett’s drug store, No, 3463 Broad-! y. ‘the to-day and) 1, jtheatro party of twelve, returned at 112.20 o'clock ; this morning to her ation at 9st ad You'll like Ricoro at your first puff—and you'll keep on liking it for the rest of your life. Ricoro’s tropic fragrance is what you expect to find and pay for in only the finest imported cigars, You find it in Ricoro—but you don’t pay for it, because Ricoro is imported from Porto Rico duty free. A dozen shapes and sizes—10c to 20c. Sold only in United Cigar Stores—*Thank Youl” bait vst hed » al . . ry ; Sova eset ; , ie eredon has re hetM, foundation of the fence and ment {t Poltesman Willlam Jiynch of tho| with the railing down into the hase ment, doing about $500 worth of dam- fonee had heen repaired only burglars disappeared the police rounded the corner, y were chased to the subway Street, where they | HUNTED “EASY” $200, - AND LANDS IN CELL Youth Who Tried to Steal Watch Hyman and His Friend “Sam” Bullet in Spine. tted to pi Made So Much Noise Janitor | Detective Thoinas McGuire pretented of une Grand duty, charged San] 225 West 57th Street Street early to-day to Sam told him would be They weit to the basement first, ne cording to Green, door for a getaway by {t should be necessary heard by Hyman Zimann, the janitor, CA A4CORTLIN j } seminoencmnsntsmnesie a — 18 — i 6, Sarah, who went to the| Subway Station early to-day and felt 1 © alleged to have| Whieh wae secured by @ safety catch. | : nd hie wife with| When he looked up he saw @ negro | finnily escaped, but | YOUU, Who ran. 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