The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-21
SCORES OF ARRESTS
MADE BY POLICE
Heavy Bail Imposed on Charges
Ranging From Picking
Pockets TO Robbery.
LIFT VEIL ON BURGLARIES
Sartoris Home Looted of Grant
Family HeirloOms and
.4ewelry.

While the emergency force OF the
Police Department was busy cleaning
up the city yesterday scores OF arrests
were made on charges from pocket pick
ing 10 assault and robbery. The prison
ers in all of the cases were held in
heavy bail. Details concerning the oper-
ations OF burglars. who apparently have
not been scared by Police Commissioner
Enright's threats. also We're learned.
Mrs. Cecile Sartoris Of AZ Washington
square. who married the grandson of
Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, confirmed a re-
port that her apartment had been Wis
tied by burglars last Saturday evening
during her absence. The thieves stole
precious family heirlooms. furs, jewelry
and a quantity of French money on
which Mrs. Sartoris has placed valua-
ton of $1,000.
Detectives Quaine. Moran and Fitz-
patrick OF the East 10th street station
recovered $4,000 worth Of tewelry lost
October 20 by Mrs. Sarah lie Mare
mother of an actor. The jewels wers
taken to an East Side laundry in pill
low case by mistake. Samuel Sulsona
OF 900 East Ninety-eighth street; Ernest
Leguna of 10 East ls9th street, ana
Fred Duncan, who gave no address, We're
arrested in connection with the dlsap-
Felix Schoenberger Of Seventh ave-
nue. and 18th street was held in 5000
bail for the action OF the Grand Jury
by Magistrate Corrgan in Jefferson
Market Court when he pleaded not
guilty to a charge of holding up Mel
win Feinberg. a manufacturer, OF Cos
Broadway, in his office December 4.
Mr.. F'einberg told the police he was
playing cards with friends when three
bandits entered and robbed them of $500.
Joseph Lazito OF POS East Twenty
esyhth street and John Collomgelo OF
2ii East Twenty-eighth street were held
in 5000 bail each by Magistrate Corri-
gan, accused of trying to steal the
handbag of Mrs. Katherine Maroney OF
2o6 East Thirtieth street at sixth ave-
niue and Twenty-ninth street SUNDAY
morning
Vincent Parascandela, who was ar
rested in connection with the holdup OF
messengers of J. Bowden & Co. jewelers.,
near the company's plant at 81 prospect
street, Brooklyn, was indicted BY the
Kings county Grand Jury for robbery,
grand larceny, assault and carrying con-
cealed weapons.
Joseph Malloy, District Attorney or
Richmond, announced that the shooting
and killing Sunday night of Antonio
Como, 35, of 125 Liberty avenue, Oongan
Hills, by Police Capt Abraham Stewart,
was an accidental homicide. Como. &C
cording to Mr.. Malloy, was being COW
cred" by Capt. Stewart and the pistol
went Off while he was trying to wrestle
1t away from the policeman.
An autopsy performed by Dr. George
Mord, Richmond medical examiner, on
the body of Martin Capozi, discovered
/ dead outside his home in kreischerville
I Sunday afternoon. showed that he had
I d ed of fractured skull. Mr.. Malloy is
1 OF the belief he was thrown out the win
dow. Three men are being held.
William Forbes Of 10 South Elliott
place. who is employed as a reporter by
a Manhattan newspaper. tried to change
a $50 bill in a saloon in De Kalb ave.
nue.. near the Flatbush avenue extension
and was assaulted by three men who
tried to take the money away from him
Forbes fled to the street and called the
police, and a search was made but the
| thieves were nowhere to be found
| II was learned last night that thieves
broke into a loft building at 204 Centre
| street, a stones throw from Police Head
| quarters, Saturday night and stole $7'
| from a safe they ripped open. The lof
entered-was that OF the Douglas Tailor
] IN Con1papv