The New York herald., 1922-04-06

he could frlghten the bandits 80 they
would run. But instead one or them
began shooting at Tetz. The first bull
let grazed the druggists head, and nc
jumped over "a counter and fell fiat
on the floor. Two more shots we're
fired, but the bullets went into the
counter and did no damage.
Then the bandits ran with their S3,sd5
In loo. escaping in an automobile which
they had left nalf block down the
stree. The shots aroused the neighbor-
hood and policemen arrived from the
Parkville station. Tetz told them that
the bandits were about 20 or 81 years
old.
window Thief Robs Saks.
Beaded bags and gold watches worth
$500 were stolen early In the day when
one o. more thieves cut hole In one
OF tn, plate glass windows on the B''"ed-
way side OF SaAs q Co.'S store. Several
persons on the street at the time chased
the man, but he escaped. No policeman
was near. according to witnesses.
Alvin Broido. II. of EAT West Thirty
fourth street. was locked up In the West
Thirticth street station charged with
disorderly conduct after he had broken
window while scuffling with some
other boys in front of the dress store or
Arthur Lindau at 101 West Thirty
fourth street. The window had been
cracked the previous night.
julius Cohen. 80. jewelry salesman.
OF SS3 Jennings street. was assaulted
by two men and robbed of sl.135 in cash
and jewelry which he had on his person
when he left his home. The two men
were standing in the ground floor hall
way of the apartment house. One
erra t,v ha
other struck him. When Cohen fell
one of the bandits ripped the valuables
out of his pockets and fled.
Cohen regained his feet and gave
chase. On the street he was joined by
Patiplman Samuel Weuss OF the Simpson
street station. After chase OF a few
blocks the fugitive sought refuge in the
basement OF a house at $40 Freeman
street. and was captured there by the pa
trolman. Al the Simpson street station
he was searched and the stolen valuables
found In his possession. the police said.
The prisoner gave his name as Abra-
ham Cohen. 26. clothing cutter. of 11S
Stanton street. He was held in $4,000
bail before Magistrate Simpson, who
commended the arresting patrolman and
told him he would write a report of his
good work to Commissioner Enright. To,
the prisoner Magistrate Simpson said:
Men Of your type are towards. Life
Imprisonment Is too good for men OF
your sort. Like mad dogs and wild
beasts. they should be shot down for the
protection Of society"
Magistrate Simpson also fixed bail at
s50,0 in the case OF Albert Homuth
II. Of ,512 t4sth street, who. admitted
stealing $3.50 worth of jewelry from the
apartment of Mrs Ruth Allegreti OF 2S6
Brooke avenue and fifty-fve cents from
the apartment of Mrs. Anna Ruling OF
the same address. sf M
Thcater Robbed of $500.
The Hub Theater, in Westchester ave-
nue. near New Bergen avenue. The
Bronx. was robbed Of $S26 In cash and
stamps early in the morning. Samuel
Horowitz. proprietor OF the theater. had
endeavored to camouiage the receipts
by wrapping $500 in rags and old news
papers and hiding the bundle under the
office safe The safe was left unlocked
and contain only SEQ and some stamps.
The door to the theater was jimmied and
the bundle and contents of the safe
taken. The Hub Theater is across the
street from the Bronx Royal Theater.
which was robbed OF $4,000 recently.
Gene Donezio, "a, Of 4s Sullivan street.
who was arrested by Detective Edward
kiley at 10 Washington place, only a
few blocks from the scene of the Shat
tuck robbery. was held in S5, 900 bail by
Magistrate Sweetser I'm Essex Market
court for the Grand Jury Peter Dento-
lieno. 20. OF 34s Jefferson street. Hobo
ken. who was arrested at the same time.
was held in similar ball. A
The police said Donezio has a record
OF eleven convictions and Is known as
liking Of the package thieves" The pair
are charged with attempting to steal q
package case containing $3.50 worth of
hats from in front OF the establishment
OF the Sarnoff-1rving Hat Company, at
the Washington place address.