Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-29
Norwich Bulletin, WiIlimantie Of. flee, 23 Church St. Telephone 1o5.
What Is Goinq On Toniuht.

What Is Going On Tonight.
 Knights of Pythias Natchaug Lodge No. g, meets in l. o. 0. r. hall.
 Charles Dean and Robert Monty each IS years of age, were before the police court Saturday morning to an- swer to technical charge of vagran- cy, and their cases were continued The boys were arrested at 1 o'clock Saturday morning by Officer c. " Enander, who believes that they were responsible, for the break in the store of T. S. Clapp, at Elliott, December 24th. After their arrival at the police station the boys were questioned and admitted that they were guilty and that they had taken from the store two pairs of shoes, two pairs of stock ings, two pairs of gloves. two sweat CTS, pipe and quantity of food Deputy Sheriff John II. Fits oi Hampton wos notified by the local po- lice and came to this city Saturday night and took the boys to that town They will answer to charges of break inG and entering today (Monday) Dean and Monty stated that they haC been in this part of the country only about three weeks and had originally come from Kentucky.
 It was discovered Friday that som, time within the past week the sum. mer home at Windham Center. of De. Witt NJ. Lockman of New York citS had been entered and that the house had been ransacked from cellar tt garret. The break was discovered b, Arthur Keeney of Windham, who i: employed by MT. Lockman as care. taker ot the place. and he immediate. ly notified the local authorities.
 Saturday morning Chief Daniel Xii lourey visited the premises and mad, thorough examination but could dis cover no clues that might lead to in, apprehension of the persons who hat entered. Blankets spread upon th, floor Of one of the rooms showed tba there had been two people in in, building but although everything hat been turned topsy turvy. the polici could find no evidence that anv+bine had been stolen from the building. am It was apparent that the break ha, not been made for the purpose of tal, inS furniture or clothing. but ina money, silverware or jeweirv had beel sought. The doors of the closets an, cupboards had been opened and th contents were strewn about the foo, any anything locked had been prie, open and the contents taken out. A, expensive bridle had been cut f. nleces and parts of it were missing Entrance had been gained to th building throu"h a window on the sid porch, the. blinds having been prie open and the window iimmied It wa evident that the intruders had re- malned there only one night as moth ing h9d Teen eaten while thev occu ped the house and there had been n nre oullt. In the cellar a case con tainlng wine had been broken into an about half the contents of one bottl had been consumed By the numbe or bottles remaining untouched could he seen that the break was no made for that purpose. Persons Twin near the house had not seen anythin suspicious about it and no one ha seen anybody in the vicinity of th building. Susnicion was directed f Dean and Monty arrested for entry f the store at Elliott but they elaine that they had not made the break a Windham.
 Funeral services for Harold A. Ga ger were he'd from the hore of hi parents, MT. and Mrs. John M. Gage Of $50 Windham road Sunday after noon at 2 o'clock. Services at th house were conducted by Rev. Harr <. McCready, pastor of the Congrega tional church, assisted by Rev. W. { Beard, who also read a comrittal ser Wee at the grave in the Willmanti