The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1921, Page 16

BOTH MEN CONFESS THINKING EACH HAS PEACHED ON OTHER When Face to Face on Other Charges, They Tell of Bank Hold-Up for $12,500, When Joseph Green of No. 926 [OP SVR the oar was found abandoned on the |DEFERS PAYMENT Mrs ON NOTES OF B. R. T. MeDonaid and Oliver Fi came to { them re | Mayer Ey 000,000 Receiver's Certificate: no bank robbers $ — | to Next February '5 DROP WITH PLANE | Pnited stat 200 FEET INTO SOUND yoabny fats Distrlet Court Judice Four Passengers From New Haven to New York Escape With Vhorough Drenching Lah aal 1h wwion af the receiver, rider wa 10 filed ayment Judi ain and petition in anticipation Sevial to The Biro BRIDGHPORT, Conn, Soaring through the air at | day andum of | Mayer shows ne) 1919 on the i Bouthern Boulevard, who, the police ae i f fat on t mwas, unde i fay, sometimes uses the name ad, thre uot No. 4 ! Edwards, and Wiliam Trefry, known | miles from the Milford shore, yesterday | The {nemorandum filed to-day t ‘ shows that 300 subway cars have k also as “Canada Bill,” were brought |e ia ioe wore thor [Deen built, the Brighton Beach line face to face to-day in Inspector |oughly drenched, but e#caped injury. | {rm Chureh | Aven Ma Coughlin's omice, each thought the |A Pontoon and a wing of the plan were broken, but the engine suf other had “squealed,” and in less than damage plane | pleted } five minutes both were relating al we engine was abrupt-lof the electric the details of thelr participation in bi ayia Ohl eta Brosaway _ the hold-up and robbery of the First of New!David Greenberg Freed of Larceny National Bank of Portland, Conn ted“ by pilot Charge. on the morning of Aug. 21, 1920, which om New. Haven sith | David re 804 Biastern | \ yielded the robbers $12,600 in cash and ers, on route Parkway, Broo! today ac-| { & quantity of non-negotiable bonds. |» Oi ae elas ue quitted of & harge in| In their eagerness to confess both of- thorough dry Out, proceeded to] ® Jury tril t bre Geerine| fered to show Inspector Coughlin just |New York — nthe testimony of Mhilip ho told the G i where the bonds were now secreted in| meatrnctive Frost tn Connectiont. | | Greenbers “ras Shim nin is Connecticut. Special to The Breninet World. ) tle and ted $500 | ri As a matter of fact, both men had)! ONHCO, Conn, May 24.—The worst been arrested on other char for a hand in sticking up Mc @f No. 910 Prospect Avenue on May 8 and robbing him of $363. Trefry was in custody for the holdup and Pobbery of the jeweiry store of David 2741 Broadway, on to the tune of $7,090 elry. Members of the f Gumbiner family had identified ‘fretry | fj yesterday. | The identication of Green was made by Policeman Stanley Schilling of i Middletown, Conn, who picked him] t Out of the Ijneup at Headquarters, | remembering him as one of five men} he had seen in an automobile in Mic- | @etown at 1 o'clock on the morning | ot the bank holdup just across the river in Portland. They had asked him to direct them to a lodging, tor the night, which he did The robbery of the bank, in which the officials were backed into the | vault while the looting was accom- Plished, was witnessed by Mrs. Sophie MoDonald, one of the depositors, She realized that something wrong was going on and asked a woman em- * ployee of the bank if she shouldn't slit one of the tires of the big motor ear which was standing, dusty and i waiting at the bank door. 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