Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-12

Ths no-asrest record period of six weeks in Westerly has been finally ended by Chief of Police Thomas E, Brown, in the recovery of the autorno- bile stolen from John Nardone Sat 'urday morning before daylight. and the arrest of the thief, Tony Gallvei, at his home in Pawcatuck. The chief was assisted by Policeman Michael Curtin of the local police, and by Dep uty Sheriff William H. Casey and Pa troiman James Mcknight. of Pawca- tuck. Chief Brown located the Mar done automobile in barn in Central park, owned by Gallvefs father. The cider Gslivei said he did not know who put the automobile in the barn, but Mfs. Qallvei said it was placed there by her son, Tony.
 Policeman Curtin, with Sheriff Ca- pey and Patrolman Mcknight went to tho home of Gailvei and were inform- cd that he was not there. Policeman Curtin heard footsteps in the house, investigated and found the man se- crsted in a clothes press. Sheriff Ca ssy placed him under arrest. took him to the state boundary line and handed HiGa OVW 10 EOhCennan SuEllLls WHO placed him in a cell in the police sta- tion.
 Chief Brown had a long interview with the prisoner who told many con- iieting stories, and the chief was sat isted that no mistake had been made Ia the arrest. Gallvei declared he was taken in a jitney. after midnight of Friday as far as the Stillmanville bridge. As he stepped out of the jit- Yfey. he was met by chap from New London who had worked with him al the Groton Iron Works. He gave the name of this fellow was Jim Kennedy and then Jim Kenyon. He said Jim pointed a gun at him and told him to come along. They went to Nardone's garage. Jim took the automobile and ordered Tony to get in, all the time covering him with the gun. They rods as far as Wequetequock. There Jifr got out and Tony says he drove the car back and put it in his fathers barn.
 Ths registry plates of the car hat been removed when Chief Brown To. cated the car, the new side curtain: had been removed. and the rear cur tain had been crumpled and torn. Ont of the substitute registry plates wat for car formerly owned by Gallvei This was placed in the rear end O the car and homemade plate was oi the forward end.
 The car was recognized by mai who saw it in operation. Saturda, night, and at that time two men wer, in the car. It was bound in the direc ton of Stonington.. Whether this is connecting link ith the fatality nea Weouetequock, when Frederick Shaw yer was, struck and killed by an auto mobile, is a problem for the police t, solve. Cappuccio declared emphati ealiy that he has no knowledge of tha occurrence.
 GAlhcio said he was in Providenc, Sunday and had heard nothing of tn, 5tonington road fatality until he re turned home. Chief Brown is of tn, opinion that Gallucio had something 10 do with the theft of the Adamarsl automobile from in front of the oper; house in Westerly recently. In tn, Gailuci barn in Central park. Chic Brown saw several tires and automo bile accessories. although no automo hile Is owned by any member of tn, GaIluci family.
 In the latest interview with Gallucio he admitted he had not told the trutl In the other stories, but insisted tha there was a Jimmie Kenyon In tn saBa and that there was also anothe teliow. lie acknowledged that he ttcod watch while Jim and the othe