The New York herald., 1921-09-10
SHOT BY DETECTIVE;
IS HELD AS BURGLAR
c. Brady is Said to Have Been
Caught Trying to Loot an
Apartment.

Cornelius Brady. 10, of 500 Jersey
street, New Brighton, S. l., yesterday
fled up three flights of stairs with a
Detective George Schmidt had inter-
rupted burglary in the apartment Of
Arthur Kerrigan. 251 West Twenty
ninth street. and fired at two men
was found In a room on the fourth
floor OF 246 West Thirtieth street, too
weak from loss of blood to go any
further. At his feet, the police say,
Kerrigan's initials Brady was taken
to Bellevue Hospital charged with
burglary.
Gerald Harrigan, watchman, fired
a snot at Fifth avenue and Sixteenth
street, Brooklyn, to stop David Gluck,
junk dealer he had arrested, from
running away. At the Fifth avenue
station he asserted Gluck had tried to
cart away material he was guarding.
the property of wrecling company.
Patrolman McWilliams of the LaSalle
street station arrested at pistol point
Fred Leon, "a. Of 211 West 134th street
and James Smith, 81, of 107 West 135th
street, negroes, MS they were leaving an
apartment at 565 West 139th street.
Both men were released from Sing Sing
few weeks ago. They were held in
$1,000 bail each.
James Walsh, 10, OF 42S West Thr-
takt .Ar T1L
Twenty-third street and Third avenue
were held for the Grand Jury without
bail by Magistrate rockingham in
Tombs Court, charged with carrying re-
volvers.
Carmine Mambino, IL, and his father.
John Bambino, A, a junk dealer OF 410
East 121st street. were arrested at 315
West 115th street, where, 1t is alleged.
the father bought papers from the su-.
perintendent and busted himself tying
them up while the son went up the
dumbwaiter shaft into the apartment Of
Joseph ID. Powers and piled up about
$4,000 worth OF goods ready for removal.
John Lang and Joseph Alberts. both
of Highland Falls, N. Y. were brought
here by Sheriff Eaton of Ardsley, who
said he found them trying TO change the
serial number of car in their possess
sion. The police say the car was stolen
in this city.
Richard Liebner of 304 West 1884
street, William Stuart of 1888 Clay ave.
nue., The Bronx and Thomas Mcdonald
of 2379 Eighth avenue were arrested
trying TO start q stalled car at Twenty
third street and Avenue A. The car had
been stolen. the police say.
Judge MacMahon in Brooklyn sem
fenced Joseph Singleton. negro. of s6
st. Felix street, member of the police
reserves, to two and a half to five years
in Sing Sing for burglary.
Dominic Rosano OF 4S South Sixth
street, Brooklyn. reported to the police
that three men and a woman had robbed
him of s75 and beaten him near Kent
avenue and South Eighth street.
Frank Coyle OF the Hotel Marlborough,
Thirty-eixth street and Broadway. lost
his way looking for his hotel and walked
west on Flftieth street. Between Ninth
and Tenth avenues several men set upon
him, knocked him unconscious and took
$3.50 in cash, check for $500 and
bank book of the Union Dime Savings
Bank showing $4,000 OF deposits. PATROL
man Coffey OF the West Forty-seventh
street station, seeing men running.
chased two to Forty-eighth street and
Tenth avenue, where he captured Daniel
st. John, 20. of 543 West F'iftieth street.
Coyle could not identify him. but as he
had a criminal record the police charged
him with robbery. Coyle was not Sc
riously hurt.