The evening world. Newspaper, February 21, 1921, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1921. LAST HONORS PAID |POLICE HIDE SEVEN |50 MEN SNOWED IN {FEUD THEORY IN - Ped hap hrm eng hg eure , ; aaah TO SLAIN DETECTIVE| THEFTS IN PRECINCT AT VASSAR “PROM” MURDER MYSTERY | tie ronutt c¢ a toud ! j hips! ee ——— stan Ta : é ed Andrew Winoe, Captain of: Detectives a Eeienenenone fed - Bridgetts, Victim of Charles T.|West 20th Street Station Failed to] All Kinds of Winter Sports . Ar-|_Man Found Dead in Snow in Cro-| teotive seerty or thn Homicide Saved, [AY « i ioe 1, Davis, Laid to Rest After Report or Recbver Robberies ranged in Polliest Week-End fona Wark, Has Not Been an tonad the pegesins.cf a refutrehy 8 ee a ; ® — Imposing Ceremonies. Aggregating $17,300. College Has Known., Kentified, biacRfack, ekeht pleces of strong s6+ineh - 4 length cord and a black handkerchief in which slits had been ott as if it Were intended for a mask. Their the- ar fs that the man was murdered and taken to Crotona Park, The snow near the body wan practically unmarked, No olue to.the identity of the mar- dered man whose body was found with two bullet wounds in the right cheex ‘The fimeral of Detective Serst. Joseph Bridgetts, who was shot and killed by Charles T, Davis in the office of the Seven robberies, aggregating $11,300, ali in the West 20th Street Police Sta- tion and not reported by it, came to light to-day Kazlow & Woolman, No. 118 West 27th Stree}, suffered a loss of $5,000 worth of, women’s - dréssoa POUGHKEPPSIB, Feb, 21—More than fifty men who came to Pough- keepsie Saturday as guests at the Vassar junior prom have been snowed in and are still at the college. Many of the men are students in universities, while others are in bus!- nees and professions and came from All Our Stores ‘Open Tomorrow WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY Davis & Geck factory, No, 217 Duf- tied Street, Brookiyn, last Thursday afternoon, was held from the Bridgotts home, No. 1017 Dahill Road to-day. The in a snowdrift in Crotona Park, near Crotona Avenue, last night had been re- highest honors of the Police Department ‘were shown im.memory of the dead de- tective, ‘The Police Band marched at the head f the procession from the home to St. Athanasius’s Church, where a requiem mass was offered. Inspector Thomas MaDonald and two companica of uni- formed policemen under Capts, Oscar Htmmel and Frederick Rohrig fol- lowed the band. ‘Then came the hearse by which waiked the ard Gal- ty _ Commissioner a Rney nepector T, iH. Murphy, John Coghlan and 150 detectives, in were followed by the automobiles with the widow rela- tives and friends. ‘The burial was in St. John’s Ceme- tery. -_—— LIWA HARBOR TIED UP. A.| facturing Company, @uring the early morning hours of Feb. 20, Furs valued ‘at $700 were stolen from Levine & Katémann, No. 152 West 26th Street, on Feb. 15. H. Friedland Company, No. 144 West 27th Street, had silk dresses worth $500 taken from its storeroom Feb. 12, Rozen Brothers, No. 18 West 27th Street, suffered a loss of $5,500 worth of silks and tticolettes Feb. 10. Silks worth $2,000 were taken from .| the Princess Children’s Dress Manu- No. 158-164 Wost 27th Street, Feb. 9. This firm also had $3,600 worth ot silks stolen Dec. 28. According to these firms, none of the property has been recovered. ‘ natalia ane Burned Striking Match, Woman Dies, Florence Mackey, forty-eight years old, of No. 666 Fort Washington Avo- nue, is dead at Columbus Hospital different States, This time there has been such a jolly week- end at Vassar in many moons, and the delighted students sorts of “stunts” to e guests with skiing, snow-shoeing. T MISSION| CARDEN ia the first organized all ntertain thelr sleighing and Pound FREE Splendid for children and grown ups- Cooks in 2 minutes! Beet core cy SUNNYCORN Jhe Instant-Cooked Breakfast Cereal To give men who otherwise would not have the time or chance to take advantage of our wonderful money saving offerings 3250 New Model. Ready-to-Wear SUIT LIMA, Peru, Fob, 21.—The workmen | of burns received at her home. She of the Peruvian Steamship Company |in said to ‘have ignited her clothing Again Selling at ~ SAMPLE have gone on strike. 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