The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-21
.SWEETHEARTS IN ANSONIA UNDOINC OF TWO THIEVES Detectives Trace Robbers Who Burglarized Lunch
 Room Through Girls.
 sDOUBLE-CROSSED'PAL IN DIVISION OF SPOILS Disgruntled Partner Helps
 Police When Burglars
 Fail to "Come Across. ''

Leo Eftichen, aged 19,7 giving his address as 2o4 State street and Harry tZoros, aged 19, of 253 State street, were d~e-7today under $1,0Oo bonds for [triaI before the superior court for one of the most sensational robberies ever perpetrated in Bridge port.
 After robbing the Sun 1unchroom on State street near Broad street, locking the chef in the icebox and felling an assistant counter clerk who gave bat tie, the two burglars and a third man made good their escape to Ansonia in a bakers wagon, and but for the fact that the Bridgeport police knew where their sweethearts were located and one of the robbers double cross ed' another in the division of the spells, they might not have been caught.
 Tn making the capture, Detectives Peter Hall and George Fox displayed a keenness of Judgment and persist work of the New Haven police in ap- pretending the robbers upon a te1e- phone description They are receiving the congratulations of fellow officers today.
 Upon being arrested and arraigned in the city court this morning Eftichen made aj clean breast of the affair, pleading guilty, while his accomplice, Harry zoros, who had dealt with un- fairly in the division, after he had planned the robbery, pleaded not guilty and was given 8 trial in the city court
 It was about o'clock Sunday < chef in the Sun 1unchroom was pre- pairing breakfast that Eftichen and Laioes came into the place. Fftichen was in the front of the restaurant Laioes went to the back and when the chef stepped into. a new ice-box, Laioes is alleged to have swung the door shut on him and to have locked him in. A waiter observing the in cident started to fight the two rob bers. One blow of a fist sent him down for the count and he remained passive during the robbery The thieves took $175 in cash. Of this amount STA has been recovered from the two men arrested. In the division of spells Zoros got only SIS as his share. He had remained in Ansonia. after planning the affair from his knowledge of the premises, where he once worked.
 Immediately after the incident was reported, Detective Sergeants Fox and Hall were set upon the trail of the men. Fox at once recognized Eftichen as Brown, who a short time prior to this had stolen $135 from a, woman named Nina Be1den, a resident of South Main street. The detectives knew that both men had sweethearts in Ansonia and they went ther. As they anticipated, the men had visited that city and they found they had been advised of their coming and left on a train for New Haven only six minutes prior to their arrival at the station. Zoros was taken into cus- tody but he denied participation.
 The New Haven police were warned to head off the men and Bart Daly, station policeman at New Haven suc- ceeded in capturing Eftfchen. Laioes made good his escape.
 When leaving this city the two rob bers took possession of the wagon of North End baker. They drove the wagon to Derby and there they paid $2 for the use of the conveyance.