The Press., 1919-02-27
Big Tire Burglary at Hudson Garage.

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 Tuesday night saw one of the most daring burglaries the town has known when the Hudson garage was broken into and $2,O0O worth of tires taken. Entrance was gained in the rear by prying open a window in the battery room on the ground floor The tires were taken from a rack in the show room on the street floor and taken down the stairs. After being taken out at the back through the window they were evidently carried over the railroad tracks, dragged across the river by means of rope to Hyde park. They were carried through the park to the driveway near the Russell house and loaded on to truck short distance from Holland road Owing to the fact that no night watchman is at the garage, there was no interfer- which took place some time between midnight and morning. They had plenty of time to put a considerable distance between themselves and Staff ford, as the theft was not discovered until the garage was opened yester- day morning. The first thing noticed out of the ordinary was the newly empty rack in the auto show room. After finding a tire on the bank of the river, the trail was easily followed up to the road where the auto tracks From here the trail was lost. Moth ing further has been heard of men, truck or tires
 Mrs! J. Wasserman and children are visiting her parents in Providence this week
 MT. and Mrs. Michael O'Halloran at tended, the funeral Monday at Willi- mantle of John killouery. a friend of MT. O'Halloran.
 The Visit of Obadiah" will be given by the Myriad Rebekah lodge at Odd Fellows hall Friday evening.
 
 young people of the town Saturday evening at St. Edwards hall. Woods orchestra will furnish the music
 Action was drought against MT. and Mrs. Steve Kollar of the Wilmington glass factory district by Willis H. Reed, prosecuting agent, in borough court Saturday morning, Feb. 15. They were found guilty of keeping a place having a reputation for selling liquor. Each was fined $10 and costs.
 Three toys from IA to IT, from the Mansfield State Training school and hospital, escaped from the institution Tuesday night and made their way to they separated. One of them took the seven o'clock car to Rockville yester- day morning and the other two set out in the direction of Somers The one who went to Rockville found the police waiting for him. de was sent ack to Mansfield. In the middle of the forenoon G. M. Barlow of West Stafford telephoned that two boys an- swering to the descriptions given were seen in West. Stafford. Officer Hayes and O. P Hodgson immadi- ately left for West Stafford in all auto mobile, but the boys could not be found. It is believed that they took to the woods.
 Methodist Church. Notes: Next Sum- day morning the sacrament of the Lords supper will be observed at the Methodist church, and one 3f the lay men in the church will speak on some phase of the Centenary. In the even ing there will be a stereopticon lec- ture. when splendid views will be shown on the screen The annual session of the New England Southern Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held in Taunton, Mass, beginning on March 27 A new hulIe- tin board has been placed on the front of the Methodist churcs It will be used to. advertise church nlattarr.s.t present it holds splendid picture Of President Wilson and quotation from him on the subject of religion.