Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-15
Norwich Bulletin, WiIIimantio o es Charrh street. Telephone 1e5.
What .. Going On Tonixit

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 What Is Going On Tonight
 Knights of Pythias. Natchaug Lodge, No a. meets in I. O. O. F. hall.
 Independent Order of Foresters. Court Fabrs. No 34s5. meets at 25 Jackson stree:
 Wooamen of the World. willimantic Canp. No. ss meets in W. c. T. U. hall. Valley street.
 Frank Mason of willimantic was ar rested Sunday afternoon by Lieutenant McArthur in connection with the robbery at the store of Jake Heller on Main street. in which a sum of from S75 to sfog tn change and small bills was stolen. The break occurred between %e hours Of and 2 Sunday morning. entrance to the store being gained through window on the east side of the building, opening on an alleyway leading through to the rear Of tho store. Change kept in two cigar boxes in corner of one of the show cases was stolen and small bills bringing the total 10 about $100 were found to Do missing The burglar evil dentlv scorned too many pennies, as a cigar box flled with c0Dpers valued at over SIS was left UT touched, although it had been moved. The box weighed some what over 24 poun | In the cash regis- ter, within five feet os where the change was kept. was SIS or S20 more in change and bills, and this was not taken
 Tho break was discovered by Mrs. Hell Ter when she came to the store Sunday morning to open up as usual Noticing the rear door open, she suspected there had been a break. and a glance at the interior was sufficient. Further ex- animation of the building showed that the burglar had tried getting in through the cellar. but the three doors were too much and after damaging one considerably the window in the allsyway was lifted out carefully and entrance gained. The req. con given for the rear door being open is that tho burglar probably became fright cusd and too1 the easiest w9 z out of the building. not waiting to close the door.
 Sunday afternoon Mrs. Heller stated she was of the opinion that the break wa: by someone familiar with the store ana where she kept the money. Knowledge ot when she closed the store was also shown as the break took place at the early hour The arrest of Mason was on suspicion that he might be guilty. His room at Main street boarding house was searched without result. but a considerable amour uf small change was found on his person Various storeiyeepers were approaches Sunday. it is said, and were asked t change bills into silver. Mason, whel
 
 he won it in a poker game played in tn woods sunday morning. When arreste Mason claimed he had been in the board Ing house during the entire evening Sat urlay and went Co hts room at midnigh Co retire. According to informal ton. how ever. he was seen by another man in tn vicinity of the postofiiee about Ii o'clock Sunday morning. He will appea in court today tMonday).
 Prank Glus was arrested Sunday after noon at 2S0 o'clock on Brick Top roat The police received word that he was a the homo of David Tachnsky and wa fighting. They investigated and took hir in. Ills case comes up today (Monday, charge of iutOxication being agains his name on the police blOtter
 James DOnahue of this city was arrest ed Saturday evening about $50 followin d complaint by a resident of Main stres that two men had obtained liquor in tl store owned by John F. McQuillan at S2 Main street The police hurried to M' QuiIlans place, hoping to get the me They met Donal1ue only a short dstanC away from the store and took him in on