Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-26
PUTNAM

Nicholas George, a resident on School street, this city, was before Judge Geissler in the city court Tuesday morning to answer to a charge of breaking and entering. George was caught in a chicken coop carly Mon day night on the farm of Ransom H Bradley, on the Little River road, east of the city.
 George was found probably guilty of 1 the charge that was preferred against him and was bound over to await trial at the next term of the superior court. He was unable to raise the amount of his bond-s500 so was taken to the Jail at Brooklyn
 The capture of George was attended | by interesting circumstances. Two men were seen near the GOOD by Mir. Bradley and Mir. Perry, but when they arrived there only one man was to be i found, and he was in the coop. George was somewhat surprised when he found himself looking into the muzzle of q gun, held in the hands of MT. Per ry. who afterwards conducted him 10 this city and turned him over to the police.
 When he was asked as to who Inc man was with him, George said that he thought he was a big man with short hair. He said he had seen a man going toward the coora so had
 gone over there himself to investigate what was going on-and had been ar rested. George denied ownership of q bag that was found in the coop, or any knowledge pertaining to it.
 | The body of what was probably a 1 still born child was found in a shoe | box a short distance from the Day 1 Kimba1 hospital in a wooded section, near the wind mill Tuesday morning. i Authorities were notified of the find, 1 which was later viewed by Dr. F. A. 1 Morren, medical examiner, and then 1 given into the charge of L. r. Smith 1 for burial There were no develop i ments during Tuesday to indicate who may have been the mother of the child ! or how long it had been where it was
 found.
 l In the superior court here Tuesday 1 Judge Lucien r. Burpee granted a di- vorce to Arthur Lacombe of Dan:elson the ground being desertion. The case was not contested by the defendant Mras. Katherine LaCombe now of Ma tick, R. 1. This case was heard earlier 1 in the present term, but at that time | allowance Of the decree Wy,S held by | the court until a more perfect Service
 of the pendency of the suit could bt 1 served on Mrs. Lacombe. Mir. Lacombt 1 is Q resident of Danie1son and he was 1 represented by Judge Sabin $, Russell
 Another divorce case, uncontested
 heard Tuesday was that of Malvins
 Lacroix vs Alfred Lacroix of this city
 Mrs. Lacroix was allowed q decree oI
 the ground of the habitual intemper. lance of her husband, and was given thu
 custody of her daughters, Miss Jea nette, IT, and Miss Winifred, g.
 | Judge Burpee also heard the cas-
 of George L. Reach Vs. Earle Andrews
 a claim for damages growing out of al accident that occurred in February 0
 last year, when MT. Reach and his wifi
 were driving to this city in an automo
 bile. It was alleged that Andrews horses became frightened; that on
 reared and that in the nltxup the pol
 of the team was driven into the iron
 part of the car where Mir. and Mrs
 Reach were sitting and that Mrs
 Reach was injured. Decision in tn
 case was reserved Court adiourne
 sine die.
 The death of Frances Agatha Sugbe,