BURGLARIES.
SEKEEB OF TEITTY THEFTS.
RiEJPOKTED FRIOM MASTEBSTON;
(Per United Press Association.)
MAOTEIRTON, May 1
A sesriea of ibiurglariesi ha,ve been committedl at Mlastetrton since Saturday night. Three shops were broken into andl goods tafcen. In one the thief lc-Wereld! himself through the skylight by a numlbed of saddlestoraps, and took knivtis and 'razors. Ho broke the plate glass of a con-fac-tioner's window' and toot between .£1 and £3 worth of goods. He also , entei-ed a dlnxper's sihiop, tot it is not known what quantity of g!o<jds were taken.
Subpilcion points to a: boy, who was summoned on Saturday on a charge of theft of a bicycle, and who has since disappeared.
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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10355, 2 May 1911, Page 2
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112BURGLARIES. Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10355, 2 May 1911, Page 2
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