BURGLARIES IN SHANNON.
TOBACCO AND GOODS STOLEN
burglaries are becoming frequent in Shannon of late. Recently the school was broken into and ransack-
ed* a few trifling articles being taken.
On Tuesday morning -when Mr A. Burr came fo his business premises he found the front dor open and over £4O worth of tobacco and other goods taken, as well as 10/ worth Of change that had been left in the till. The burglars*'had gained entrance by forcing a back window and then crawling through another into the front shop. The front door, which opens from the inside, was the means of egress. The police have the -natter in hand.
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Shannon News, 13 April 1922, Page 3
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110BURGLARIES IN SHANNON. Shannon News, 13 April 1922, Page 3
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