New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Bandits Shoot
Policeman, Flee
With $4,000
Continued trom paso ono,

ara. It was originally isaued bg Johr
Friend, license inspector, to Drcl.cr
lor :: Haynes car.
Captain Angelo Stanton, IL Command
Of The West Hobolcn detectives, said
,hat tAc trips lad been made regularly y
for year and that the actions Of the
bandits indicated that they Lad stuieC.
the coursc Usually followed by the mes
seasor and his guard and had planned
tho attack carefully. Tho rap;dit;
with which they opened fire indca .od,
according TO Captain Stanton, Chat sho
bandits were determined to taAo life
+ necessary in ordcr to make away
with tie money.
Harms is tweuty-eight years old a1ld
lives at l82 Summit Avenue.
For upward OF an hour yesterday
noon traffic on Manhattan Bridge vas
held imprisoned while police reserre 8
conducted q search for two young hold
up men who had previously Knocked
down ard stolen & pay roll from Miss
Lillian LATER, bootkcepcr Of the Stand
Street, Brooklyn.
The TWO youths seized the young
woman as she 1Tas on Ter way to the
foctoly from the bank with $3.50,
representing the weeks pay roll OF ein-
ployces. Que Of them held his hand
over the girls mouth while the other
sratchcd the wallet containing the
money. The two thieves then jumped
onto an automobile truck headed Tor
Manhattan Bridge.
Bridge Traffic Held To
The screams Of the girl attracted the
attention o. she policeman at the end
OF the bridge, who Immediately ordercd
;.ll traffic on tie bridge held Up.
Police from both ends OF the bridge
began & search FOR tic tTo bandits.
Miss LATER il 81 automobile, accom-
panied BY patrolmen, attempted to
identify her aSsailants, but she was un-
able 50 do so.
Harry l.. Norbin, he@d OF the Window
Shade Company. called an ambulance
from Cumberland Street Hospital, and
Dr.. Marvillo treated Miss Latcr Tor
She lives at 80 Henry Street, Man
haitian.
NEN BRUNSWICK. \. j., jan. g.
Louis Debonck, o. South Bound Brock,
n. j., while Oh his way from that place
TO New Brunswick. to-day va8 iseld up
OF sla5. An alarm has been sent out
for the bandits, who escaped in an
automobile.
Deocnick vas approaching New
BrunsvicG OF the Canal Road, when he
sa" through the storm in front Of mis-
!nacliuc 3 stalled automobile. He vas
forced 10 top his car suddenly in order
to prevent a collision.
When t:c climbed from his car lie
round Two men examining the engine
OF their r.acninc.
What's the troublc:' he asked ono
OF the pair
Trapped by Footpads
Shes just stuck; We've frightened
up everything once,' tie man told hin.
5on know anything about cars?'
Debenick said lie did and pecred
under thc hood. AS lie did so a third
man jumped from the tonneau Of the
Gar and threw large cloth about His
aead. Deocnicl1 said the blanket was
"et and that he was aware for q mo
meat Of strong odor. The next lie
was unconscious.
nebenicls V-as unable TO tell the au
.nor,tles how long lie vas insersible.
" men lie regained consciousness, he
WAS lying across The front seat Of his
oW.i car. His pockets had been turned
inside out and $il5 which he carried
"as gone. There Was no trace OF the
strangers.
The Canal Road was filled with drift
ng SNOW and there was no one in si,,ht
L was With difficulty that he started
49, own machine and drove TO this (.
'lace. "here he notified the police. He
Mas unable TO say at exactly What t;mc
he hold-up occurrcd @-''''