Cash and Goods Stolen From 2 Cigar Stores

Camden Courier-Post, May 6, 1930 — Cash and Goods Stolen from 2 Cigar Stores
Camden Courier-Post, May 6, 1930
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Cash and Goods Stolen from 2 Cigar Stores Two cigar stores were robbed last night, money and merchandise being taken from each. At the home of Mary Meksa, 1453 South Tenth street, a would-be thief who attempted to enter by a back window early today was frightened off by the barking of a dog. Twenty dollars in cash and goods valued at $45 were taken from the store of Harry Bachman, 2600 Federal street. Entrance was made through a rear window. Several dollars in change and articles were taken from the register in the store of E. A. Lipkin, 1046 Line street. Entrance was made through a cellar window.

Two cigar stores were robbed last night, money and merchandise being taken from each. At the home of Mary Meksa, 1453 South Tenth street, a would-be thief who attempted to enter by a back window early today was frightened off by the barking of a dog.

Twenty dollars in cash and goods valued at $45 were taken from the store of Harry Bachman, 2600 Federal street. Entrance was made through a rear window.

Several dollars in change and articles were taken from the register in the store of E. A. Lipkin, 1046 Line street. Entrance was made through a cellar window.

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