Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-10
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

|, Mir and Mrs A Littiefeid Bradley. and
 Edward Sha ackett, burglars arrested in
 connection with the raids in Woodstock
 and Pomfret, were lodged in Brooklyn
 jail Tuesday in default of S25e0 each, following a hearing in a justices court
 in Ponfret
 The prisoners waived exaDination- but
 probable cause was found for holding them for trial at the next term of the superior court for Windhan county. No member of the trio could furnish bail, so all went to jail.
 1. The arrest of the Braaleys and Shack cit has stirred this section of southern New England and has proved of special interest to the police of Worcester, in which city the burglars had an outlet fer | their loot, and Providence, where Brad | ley is well known and has been under police surveillance for some time 1 It has developed that the stolen seeds 1 found in the Bradley automobile when l Officer Eugene Gibney arrested the ec- eupants of the aehine were taken in a l Sunday evening raid on residence at | Merriam, near New Bedford. and not at 1 Providence, as the prisoners first stat l ed
 1 Information ssrnered from the pris- oners through questioning by officers in dieates that the Bradleys and Shaekett 1 were engaged in a we'll organized eccupa-
 ton of systematic robbinE. A truck lead l of goods stoien from the Hardy, Jay and Elliott residences in Woodstock and Pomfret was recovered in Worcester, l some at the second hand store of Charles Sehessihger and more at the home of l Mrs Brsdley's mother These stolen goods were brought back Tuesday afer- noon.
 Bradley and Edward Shackett are said l to be automobile repairmen and Bradley | is described as an excellent mechanic. In l the automobile he was driving at the i time he was arrested box containing diversified assortment of tools was found. l Search of the prisoners effects also re- veaIed a score of keys of different kinds, | two of them pass keys and glass cut ter. The burglars had twe@rifies in their car. one loaded, at the time the capture | was made by Officer Gibney.
 All of the stolen property found in the car with the car itself is being closely guarded by the police. Tuesday at noon Bradley's car was standing outside the police station on Church street. A mar Il who gave his name as Frederick Hafnel j of Worcester and who said that enc oi the women in the car he was driving
 was Edward ShaclSett's wife. had re
 moved blankets and other articles iron
 the Bradley car at the time when Cap |, tain Bulger put in an appearance. Haf : ner said that he was in Putnam to buy
 the car that Bradley had been driving
 He was told not to interfere with tn,
 car or any Of it's contents and sgreeabl, i, | stated that he would put back all tls 2 he had taken. He left his address witl the police and departed. Bradiey's car i
 now in safe keeping in a garage It is al 5 old machine worth not more than $50 | or S4e0.
 : Mrs. Bradley, a pretty young womal
 of 22, is regarded by the police as be Il ing with her husband. the brains of tn 7. burglar crew. She cried some 1f time e while she was held at the police sta 7 ton here, but is not as dovncast as or
 might imagine she would be consideria ,s the plight in which she hnds herself.
 Representatives of the Providence Dc q tective bureau have been in this city | n interview the Brsdleys and Shscket wit l. view of getting a line on any of thei
 activities in Providence or vicinity. n The police here have q repsrt that tn 'e summer cottage of Jeanette Trowbridg s--i Pomfret teacher at Crystal lake, in tn T town of Ezstford, has been broken int $ and the six rooms literally striped C y their furnishings, even the kitchen rang IS which was new, being carried away. A Ie automobile truck or heavy team wago
 evidenly was used in looting this col i, tage, which is in an isolated section = is believed that the Trowbridge cottas ,e was robbed some time during the pai Ii week.
 U Ford touring ear, painted . marco n shade, which was abandoned in Glouce. It ter, R. T., few miles eastt of her, last Saturday afternoon near the res 2 dence of Everett Cutler has been ident n fled as g stolen machine Captain J. r a BuIger of the local police was notihe
 by the Providence police on Tuesda c morning to have Mir. Cutler hold the ca = which was stolen in the Rhode Isiaf, l. city. Captain Bulger knew about th