* The bracelets, rings, pendants and
other trinkets already finished or in the
process of being studded with all sorts
of precious stones represented almost the
entire spring line of Jewelry the plavit
ha<! manufactured. The pieces were be
ing made up to the order of Tiffany Jfc
Co., Black, Starr & Frost. Marcus &
Co. and a number of other leading
Jewellers in this and other cities.
MURDER OF WOMAN
LAID TO FOUR ROBBERS
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Another Victim Tells o* Sud
den Invasion of Flat.
Patrolman Walter Conroy was passing
the apsrtment house at 19* Columbia
street, Brooklyn, late yesterday after
noon when he heard something rolling
nnd bounding along a floor In an apart
ment on the third floor. He stopped,
nnd In a moment the head of a woman,
Mrs. Bosa Mendltto, appeared at a win
dow. She cried for help and said that
a murder had been committed.
Patrolman Conroy ran up the stairs
into the flat and found that Mrs. Men.
ditto was bound hand and foot with
ropes. He released her and went with
her Into the, kitchen There he found
Mrs. Henrietta De Felice. <4 years old j
and the mother of r.lne children, dead i
on the floor, her hands bound.
Mrs. Mendltto told the patrolman that
four holdup men had entered the apart
ment while she and Mrs, De Felice were
chatting. Without saying a word, she
said, they robbed her of Jewelry nnd
money valued at $140. Then they tied
her hands and feet, gagged her and
dragged her Into a bedroom, where they
left her. She said she knew nothing of
what hnppened to Mrs. T>e Felice.
