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down at Albany They sold enough
Of the jewelry in that city to have
the car repaired and to pay the fares
of three of the party who went by
train to New York. The others were
following with the automobile when
the Bridgeport police arrested them.
After waiting trial for three months
the two were sentenced for another
three months and were released Feb,
81, 1929, and not last week. as Dlesat
would have the police believe.
The Chicago authorities have been
asked to go over all their data as 70
robberies reported there in August
and September, 1921, and the results
of the investigation of them-particu-
larly whether any suspicion was di-
rected to o. man named Henri Bouilat
or anybody resembling the former
butler of the Shattucks, who disap-
peared after their home had been
robbed of S12. 900 in 1917.
Regarding Henri Bouilat, who has
been charged officially by Police
Commissioner Enright with the lead
ership in Sunday afternoons robbery
and attempted tenfold murder, the
police got some new facts. Bouilat
was first employed by Mr.. Shattuck
early in 1917. When the family
moved to Lenox for the summer
Bouilat complained that inside work
was hard on his health and left tC
get work as a gardener on a neigh
boring estate.
After the family returned to New
Y York he sought and obtained employ
ment in the Shattuck household again
this time as second man." and re-
mained only few days, leaving most
Of his clothing behind him and taking
a coat belonging to the butler, which
had been hanging in the basement, In.
ldicating he left in n hurry and OBJ
viously duplicating him in the stimuli.
taneous disappearance of thousands oi
dollars worth OF jewelry and cash.
Investigations are also under way
as to the circumstances of the rob,
| berry in tho Lenox, Mass, summer
home q. of Henry White, former Am.
! bassador to Italy and France anC
member Of the American Paris Peace
| Commission, from which $50, ,00t
worth Of jewelry was taken yeal
ago. There have been other similal
crimes in the homes of the wealthy
summer residents of the Berkshire
which are being studied.
The Washington Square Associa
ton, Of which Mr.. Shattuck wa
president from 1914 to 1921, will de
vote its regular monthly meeting a
No. 262 Greene Street this afternoon
to a discussion of the conditions whicl
made the robbery possible. Presiden
Gustavus T. Kirby and Secretar
Ernest Colyer' have prepared u pro
grammC for cooperation by the resi-
dents with the police in having tn
district patrolled and the Offering @
a reward for the Shattuck robbers wi
he considered.
Mr.. Shattuck himself admitted 10
day he was considering offerin
reward for the arrest Of what n
characterized the most impertiner
band of thugs who ever committe
a crime in New York CITY" He sal
he would devote the rest of his III
to bringing about their arrest and col
, viction. Mr., Shattuck visited PoliC
Headquarters again to-day and gay
the information that one of the mem
: bers Of his household had furnisho
a positive identification of the lead,
OF the robbers as Henri Bouilat, II
former butler,
ia recognition Of the emergcnC
lc0roto1 hy tho holiness Of the operi
|. ton OF burglars, highway robbie