Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-24
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rOom1ng mouse at westerly ana presented in court at New London. The case was continued until Saturday and the aao wre held in bonds of s1,o0o each. They were unable to furnish bonds and are now in jail at New London.
 Their arrest came about through the vigilance of the Norwich police who. aft- ef receiving word of the alleged roisbsfy from the New London police. traced the pair from the Wauregan house to West eriy. After fleeing from the Mohican ho 1 tel and coming to this city in a taxi driv- ef by Tony Jongo they went to the Wau- regaia house and dismissed the taxi drsv- i CT. They then got in touch with the T. J. Shahan Taxi Co., and ordered another l taxi to take them to New London. This was about 5.30 o'clock Wednesday morn | ing. MT. Shahan vas called from his bed | by phone and drove one of his cars to the hotel. The couple told him they wanted to go to New London. After the machine had left the hotel they inquired the fare to Westerly and Providence and then told NIT. Shahan to drive to Wester- 1 ly. He went to Westerly and the woman went into the Rhode Island house. The man hurried around corner and return- ed a minute or two aftsrEard and prof cred a $50 bill 10 pay his fare. The bill | was changed in a restaurant and Mir. Shahan drove back to this city.
 As he was crossing Presfeu bridge ie was stopped by Officer Charles McFadden who asked him where he left the couple.
 He told him and then drove to the police
 station where he told the police of taking
 the pair from this city to Westerly
 The local police got in touch with the , New London police and they In turn got
 in touch with the Westerly police and ths
 couple were located in rooming house , having gone there when they found Ou; . that tke hotel was full. They were ar : rested at the rooming house, waived ex tradition and were taken to the polie' court at New London arriving there auou' . 11.45 just after court had adjourned 2 Court reeonvened in special session ant } the case was continued until Saturday.
 According to the New DSndon poiic 2 the first call reached them at s.lg e. m d stating that George Leo. q patron of th . Aohican hotel had beeu robbed. Patrol ] man William Manlce was sent to tsivesti
 gate and learned that woman wearin e a fur coat with a big fur collar an
 having gold teeth had knocked on the doo = of Lees room between 1 and a. m. an
 that on leaving the room she took ssoe.
 On leaving she handed Lee a not - which she asked him to deliver to he
 sister. who. she stated, Lee would find z 2 the new Capitol theatre. She asked Ls T to give the note to the door man for Irer T. Gargerd. The note read as follows: q Hene-Was in town today. but had 1 of go to New Haven after show tonlri
 Come on over there. I must see yo te win meet you at the station. Don't ia lss me.
 in zoe" ,y The note was written cn a strip 10 writing paper similar in color to Il Ih wrapping paper used In the lee cres hs parlor at the Mohican.
 -s. The police learned the Tony Lonko hi
 driven the two people to Norwich an
 through the Norwich authorities learn py that the couple had turned about al
 dashed for Westerly. Estabilshing Cd
 nection with the Westerly police tn
 learned at 7.50 that the couple were In Ice certain roomlns house in Westerly. II MI police also learned that the couple we n planning ngeing to Springfield For nd man stated in the court room that he h
 just missed the train for Boston by thr
 minutes. and that the police would nes
 have gotten him had he made that tra ID unless they were able to nab him jet Boston on Rllghting. The poi5ce d ef' learned in Westerly that the couple h ,a paid for their taxi ride with a $50 [ 9r- and some of the money taken from |
 Is alleged to have been in bills of su Ip- denomination.
 .s Lee stated that he had recently s, nd his share in the Canton restaurant, tf th he had taken room at the hotel a Lu- was awaiting the payment Of some [ lst ditional money coming so him for tte sale of his ehars In thesfestaurant. 5e' stated that he had generously tLspei
 bell boys on all occasions, and that N, aid day night one of the Dell hoes asked h he If he wanted ito get fixed up" lis q of he did and later a, woman knocked .Sa his door, came into his room, and co lcy mitted a misdemeanor with him ing which he paid her SIC. Tuesday nj or she returned again and spent cofsid per able time with him, Is alleged by him ,GS have committed two misdefneanors az his received ten dollars, and when h4stepl
 to the lavatory she took the roll of q . from under the mattress. Anet 'pS amount of money near tIee, was betwl
 the pillo wslfpe but this was overlool . or neglected. Lee exDfsined that he ways kept the smaller amount of mol I ,;c, In separate roll and carried 1t in q { ,er. ferent pocket for ready use.
 He stated that he had not been out iE, the room more than ten minutes. |
 when he returned the woman was
 
 ex- note to give to her sister. and he ale -ith that she told him that her sister wo ee; spend some time with him. She left
 and it was net till some time after { . ar he thought to look for his money. In in dition to the robbery of $500 Lee had the pay sl2 taxi fare to Westerly to ide me, fy the arrested woman.
 non The police have been utterly unable Iop- find any trace of the $eoe but are of cir opinion that the fleeing couple, pla avs the money in an envelope, addressed and envelope to some place where they e
 call and get 1t later. and then mailed 0p' envelope. The first attempted geta-
 seemed to have been for New Haven oa
 train during the night, falling to m 8. this connection the couple seemed to '. LID planned to go to Boston, and failing rict the connection at Westerly. they then Der, alleged to have heeh heard planninl cr trip to Springfield.
 Foreman professes absolute innocs led- of any knowledge of the theft. He st
 that he will not believe that his wife C, nin- have been false to him, alleges that the came from Detroit, that they have ern- married about five months that they ' ter to New London from New Haven, led- they are theatrical people. and that anne have been out of work for some t aHS x;9l Mrs. Foreman also denied every par r,ier of the tale. She stated that She ei
 "pick up plenty of white men insteat said a Chinanan If she wished to play wro tne Neither of the accused could give a e0 reason for leaving the hotel In the n .onv her in which they dld and for t
 strange actions after leaving tfe hotei
 4 night bellbcy at the hotel whose II