Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-30

Antonio and LaWrsnee Gaimbatista,
youthful brothssA burFiarized the heTiae
Of Mr. and Mrs. Clark G. Lawton, at
HFpekiyn, Thursday RiKht, made away
with q vaiaaBie wrist watch, a pocket
beck eSAtainiAg a sam Of money, some
pufeas in which change was kept, q
fsun<ain pea and some stker small ar
tieles and later were captured with the
stolen pfspeFty IN their possession.
shsFiR Cherries A. Gates, Of Whitman
tic, and Deputy Sheriff Young Of the
same city happened to be in Brooklyn
ana haA a hand IN TrInniAg down the
yuuthful cuIprits, ~ did Alss Harry and
Hes4aan Lathrop and Mr.. Lawten.
me Gaimhatiste boys made their raid
upon the Lawten house while members
Of the heusehsld we're absent attending
an entertainment at Brooklyn Center.
they made their way IN through win
dow opening Of the veFanda and then
preceded to ransaek sideboard and desk
drawers in their hunt for Vafuables, and
wsra successful.
BiseSvery Of the robbery was made
Immediately upon the return Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawtem, we fsund burnt matches
ssrewn Albert tAs fe6r and in other
siaees. sac Of the matches, careiessly
discarded, having burned hole in a
Bidebo4Fd cover.
Mr.. IAvton notified officers Of what
had haBpGOA ard later Joined with
thern n what pesvAd 10 be successful
sSeFt m IseasinK the burEiars. Mr.
LAwtea dssplayed goed detective quail
ties By picking up, With the aid Of a
searehligAt. the tran that two barefoot
Asts haa left in fpink away from the
LaEtsn place This trail was followed
thrtukh tire grass and in the genera
direction Of the Gaimbatista home, ia
which place Il led. Inquiry at the home
brought the statement that the boys
were not at home. but a search about
the premises resulted in hnding then
sound asleep in big dry goods boz
mar their home. Their capture led t.
recovery Of ths stolen property.
After 4 hearing before Justice Franz
NJ. Bedard. Friday, the boys were placed
81 probation ana are to report to Harry
IAthr6p Of Brooklyn, as probation ON
Ger. once a week for three months.
Mr.. Lawton expressed regret FRIDAY
sver the entering Of her home and hei
sympathy for the boys who were con
eerned in the afair.
MStsr truekIur enterprises between
PFovidence and points in this vicinit!
are going to get tremendous boost
George Jacques Of East KilllnEiy Is jus
hitting into his full stride OF bakin'
CLANS for the hungry bivalve lovers o
this nsrt If the state and judging from
the engagements ne has On hand moth
ing less than . feet Of motor truck
viii Be SUFFICIENT 10 haul in the clam
needed 10 appease tire appetites Of tn
hundreds ne has engaged 70 feed.
King George has achieved a reputation
all through this aeetien Of southern New
England az director Of clambskes AM
Ia the nast sesRe 81 years he has servet
more than eAoaFA such dinners to pro
vide fer every person in Windhsm eoun
II. His Fgeeess has earned him the 50
bFiauet ~ 'King' ana his persopalit,
vsFitable army Of friends. The Kin
il an institution. He vas In Daniesol
Friday morning. hustling around will
his 10 years resting lightly upon him
Asked a. 10 how the elambaking in
dustrt was coming on this year he emu
nasratsA 3 list Of engagements fer tn
next few weeks that would indicate tina
he il seing to be mighty busy mar
'KinE' George has engaged to feed 10
neepla at one bake at North Scituate o
an August date Next week at East XII
lingly's Old Home day from 400 to so
people will partake Of one Of his famou
dinneFs
Speaking Of this latter event Kin
George said: I've get the clans rigt
tow-mammeth siberian thin shells, du