The sun., 1910-05-23
how DID The Thief GIT OUT9
SIO.OOO ~ JEWELRH GONE, BIT
HOUSE LOCkED TIGHT.

Newark Pullee Nyslined over a burglary
IN NF. NOgrlI llouse Mr.. NoEel
HAD Jewelry and aalOD fash lnSirr
Her l'tlloW Missing Whrn she AwokC.
Thehome Of Samuel Vogel. a shoe dealer.
who lives az 100 Paramount avenue.
Newark. was entered some time yester-
day morning while the family was sleep
ing and jeWelry valued az $1,000 and t8oO
In money were stolen. The iewelry and
money were taken from a handbag which
Mrs. vOgel placed under the pillow Of her
bed when she retired She discovered the
robbery about ! O'Clock. when she woke
up and went 10 get her husbands watch
10 ind out what time IL was.
In his hurry 10 make his departure the
burglar overlooked several pieces Of dia-
mOnd iewelry belonging 10 Mrs. VOgei.
Included In the stolen articles EAa a gold
bracelet which il valued At more than
1.OoO. This bracelet was given 10 Mrs
Vogel by her husband and contains the
inscription IS. V. tOA.Y- In the centre
Of the bracelet s a large 81 carat diamond
with ten other diamonds. iive Of which
are ON either side. graduating down to
I carat
Among the other jewelry stolen was
butterfly brooch set with ivs largo emeT-
aids enCircling an opal and studded with
seventy-hve small diamonds. Mira. VO-
Rel's1kold watch set with three large dia-
monde surrounded by rubies was taken.
a. were a crescent shaped brooch sct
with eleven diamonds. three Of which are
large ones In the centre and eight smaller
ones around them; a marquise ring set
with twenty five diamonds. thTee ladies
diamond rings. a gold fob with a lions
head with three diamonds. a gold cigar
cutter with three diamonds ar q a hunting
case gold watch and heavy chain
Detectives Ryan and Farrell Of Police
Headquarters are working on the case,
and according 10 tho latter -ths robbery
10 peouliar.' The police are unable 70
understand how an entrance was effected
and the way tho intruder or intrlders
made their departure. unless they went
out the chimney. According 90 the de-
tectives Yogel told them that every win
dow and door in the house was locked and
on Investigation tho detectives could not
ind any d them that had been tampered
with.
VOgel told the police that he closed his
place Oi business az 90 Fifteenth avenue
about midnight on saturday night and
came home with his wife, who carried the
money and iewelry In her handbag. A
daughter had luncheon prepared for
them. he said. and Il was after o'clock
when thew retired Vogel said that his
wife was awakened FIVE hours later and
when she went ~ get hs watch. which was
IN his waistcuat. the waistcoat was miss
ing She then felt for the handbag 10 get
her own watch and found that that was
missing
Mrs. Vogel aroused the others in the
house and q search was made for the
lewelry and money and Ia the pantry they
found the empty handbag. Nogels waist
coat and trousers. A servant employed
by the Nogels told the police that when
she came home on saturday night the
door for which she had a key was bOlted
and she had 60 climb through the PANTRY
window. She said she was sur she locked
the window after entering and investiRa-
tiOn proved it 10 he a. she said
A neighbor who lives next door 90 the
IOgels said he was awakened from his
sleep by the harking oi a dog about
O'Clock He said he got up and looking
out front window saw a man passing.
but thought nothing of Il and did not sly
anything. The police say a burgl1r may
have sneaked into the house some time on
saturday night and after waiting until
all the occupants had gone % sleep secured .
the booty. They are mystiiied a. 10 how
he got out.