The New York herald., 1922-05-02
ANOTHER BURGLARY
IN WASHINGTON 50.
Mrs. MOrrisOn's House i'm SulIi-
van Street Entered in
Family's Absence.
NEIGHBORS INDIGNANT
Two Escape After Brownsville
Shooting-Armcd Bandits in
B0wery Shoe Store.

The home of Mrs. Samuel Andrews
Morrison, lis Sullivan street a few
blocks from the scene of the Shattuck
burglary in Washington square, was
broken into Saturday night during the
absence of Mrs. Morrison and her
daughter Marion in Chicago.
The burglars broke in through a rear
window from which they removed the
glass. The extent OF loss cannot be as
certained until Mrs. Morrison returns
but the fact that several valuable OBJ
jects were left undisturbcd indicates that
the robbers were interrupted. Bureau
dr2 wcrs were opened and their contents
scattered on the floor, but some jewery
and silverware we're not touched.
The robbery was discovered yester-
DAY by a friend of the Morrsons who
came to water the flowers The police
and detectives of the Mercer street sta
ton would not discuss the case and
warned the neighbors not to talk The
news got about, however. and coming
so soon after the 100000 Shattuck bur-
glary, Greenwich Villagers are aroused.
A special meeting OF the Macdougal-
Sullivan Association has been called to
demand proper police protection. Green
wich Village, it was said, has become a
thieves playground.
Abraham Schultz of 2s6 Dumont ave-
nuc. Brooklyn. was shot in the back
last night as he was walking in Stone
avenue. north of Blake avenue. Brook
lyn. According to information obtain cd
by the police the shooting was done by
one OF two men, who approached
Schultz on the street and fred without
speaking to him. The men escaped in
an automobile. which had been parked
in Blake avenue.
This section OF Stone avenue Is q
crowded tenement house district. and
the shooting caused SO much excitement
that reserves from the Brownsville sta
ton were summoned to handle the
crowds. Schultz was taken TO ST. Mary's
Hospital, where 1t was said that his
condition is so serious that detectives
will not be able 20 question him until
this morning.
Armed bandits entered the Beck-Haz-
zard shoe store. 1856 Bowery. yesterday
and forced the manager. Arthur List.
to open his safe and hand over TO them
the days receipts-s50o in cash. They
then marched List and his two clerks
To second floor storeroom and made
their escape.
Mrs Grace de Noile. 33. who is
charged with having shot her husband
sergeant in the police reserve, yes
tcrday in family quarrel at the!r
home, 12i East 190th street, was sent
to Jail by Magistrate Sweetser in Har-
lem Court in default of 5000 bail
After the shooting. according TO the
police. Mrs. dc Nolle used her hus-
bands whistle to summon Patrolman
Rosenthal of the East 12oth street sta
ton He said Mrs. de Noille told him
she had wounded her husband and
asked him to send for the Harlem Hos
pital ambulance.
Joseph Celeste OF sos Jefferson stree
was arrested yesterday by detectives ot
the Wilson avenue station, Brooklyn
charged with completely in the obbery
Saturday of the jewelry store OF Eni
Rothfed. 358 Knicllerbocker avenue
Brooklyn. lie was held without bal
by Magistrate Dodd in Gates Avenue
Court for further examination to-day
Magistrate Dodd held Harry koestnei
of 24o Stockholm street Brooklyn, un'
der 5000 bail for hearing May on
charges of felonious assault and illegal
pistol carrying. He is alleged TO have
shot John Bahmuler OF LIZ Irving ave
nue.. Brooklyn. in the leg when he says
he found the latter talking with his
wife