The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1922, Page 10

IN ENTIRE BLOCK, TRAP BURGLARS Shot Bags One in Dumb- waiter—Householder Brings Down Second With Chair. DECEMBER 4, 1922. . knocking down o injuring Danie: O'Connell and O'Connell lives In the res house in Central Park, Leon- 1 hearing to-day in THE EVENING WORLD, 'TWO MEET DEATH, ~ MANY INJURED, IN AUTO CRASHES iliac Bronx Youth Has His Skull Crushed as Car Hif8 MONDAY, AMUSEMENTS. SHUBERT VAUDEVILI 13 ie ieee peg 4 Man nos. __AMUSEMENTS. he Stage By BIDE DUDLEY 8 arrested on an as: Veonnati, of No, 208 INTHROP AMES heareing Clemence Dane's play “WIN Shakesp Will present in first of the yea drive his automobile up on the side walk at 85th Street and Madison Ave cour Lexington €¥s Nand” it Counows jew York about the Otto Kruger will! © role of Shakespeare, who at MiOwiTE ives Katherine Cornel! t Halide Wright has come from Englund to play the part she created {n the London pro- THE LADY IN ERMINE DWC. 8800 EVS. 830% i Fe With Wilda Bennett and Walter Woolf. Stern Brothers Winifred Lenthan will be the Anne Hathaway und Augusta Haviland her WHISPERING ‘Wikes: Aa unider ved the safe in the but Oppenheim at No. er shop of + William 2418 Bighth Ave- jonal sce~ id immediately De- Donohue and James RBranngan sped for the scene, routed out fifteen more cops and surrounded the block of Seventh to Eighth Ave- the butcher sh tectives Thom: fue and from 129th to 130th Street. Cops shinned up to the rooftops and two went through the alley behind the shop. Every cop carried a stick in Police reports to-day. West 4and Street and West 43rd Street. jfalling off in motor mishaps in the district for the week- Two persons were killed and about a score injured. Bitnded by headiights on an ap- Proaching automobile, , twenty, of No, 490 East 14ist drove his car into a . Shine is cast for the ark 59th ST “THIN IGE _ BMT. 4 “mTieGGnS DORIS, HOW COULD YOU? Doris Green, one of the prettiest of * in the chorus of “Up ** at the Playhouse, is now cA Complete Christmas Assortment’ of MEN’S HOSIERY Plain silk, clocked silk, ribbed wool with silk clocks in contrasting colors, in fact everything that one could desire for the particular man. Joseph Sulli- attorney and he pleads his case #0 well that last Saturday morning Doris telis him yes and away they go to the| man. However, there are| several good ones left in that chorus, 80 do not despair. tree on Fort Schuyler Road, Bronx, Heock Pemberton proacnts Vir CHARACTERS '* THE SELWYNS PRESENT =hi* PRINCESS ¥ riding with him were thrown out. Felix McKendry, twenty- East 138th Street, Bronx, died an hour later at Fordham Hospital of skull fracture. Sullivan, Edward Duffy of No. 138 Bronx, and Albert JEANNE. AGES three, of No. 387 Golden Successes Madge Kennedy Frank Craven's Riot, “BOOTLEGGERS” ABROAD. Madison ‘Corey, producer of “The Matiness Wed. & Sat BIGGEST LAUGH HIT 1N raw East 147th Street, one hand and « “‘smoke-wagon"’ In the other. Two men stole ont of the shop and went over the fence and up the fire cacape of No, 278 West 130th Street, They reached the dumb- waiter and one of them broke into the apartment of William H. Stoop ‘on the thirg floor while the other let Limself down to the basement by easy stages, Stoop was aroused by the crash in tis kitehen and went io, armed with a chuir. The burglar there told him that ho wes trying to escape from @ maniac and Stoop told him to beat it through the front door. As he was passing out Stoop whaled him with the chair dnd he fell senseless into the arms of Patrolman Timothy O'Neill, who was coming down from the roof. The burglar’s partner reached the hasement and was confronted by Pa- trolman Louis J, Denack and his gun. He pulled himself up again and t policeman fired o shot after him. Down came tho dumbwaiter with a crash, with the burglar go badly mixed up in the wreckage that they had to use @ pickaxe to get him out. Then he showed fight and his face bears the marks of the fruitless struggle. He gave iis name as Timothy Shee- han, twenty-three, No. 428, East 148th Street. The alleged burgiar on the third floor back said thut he was Walter Olsen, twenty-four, No. 400 East 120th Street. Sheehan had lost his hat, which ho said was on the roof. ‘The cops found it in the shop and he admitted that it was his until he Jearned where it had been found. Then he said it wasn't. Entrance had been gained into the shop by sawing off two bars of the rear window. The knob of the safe had been removed and there were found on the floor two jimmies, a race and bit, gloves and the rest of the paraphernalia for safe ripping. Sheehan and Olsen were arraigned In the Washington Heights Police Court on charges of burglary on the com- plaint of Oppenheim, owner of the butcher shop. 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