Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-31
MRs. FLEMMIgG BAcKt
 MYSTERY HAS DEEPESED
Especial to The Bulletin.J


 Putnam. Jan. st.-Ars. William A Flemmins. 22. of 3Iz Boswell avenue Norwich. who disappeared from that city Thursday afternoon, appsSred in this city Saturday morning abouNS o'clock and was . patient at the Day Kimbali hospi- tai until late this Sunday sfternopn, when sne was taken 10 the home of nef father. Reuben Ladd. al l4s HamIltsr avenue, Norwich. The transfer was made in the new motor ambulance from the Baekus hospital at Norwich. which eams here to ret the patient
 Developments in the case and the story that Mrs. Fiemming told enly add ed new elements of mystery instead of explaining why she had left home or where she had been in the time she had dropped out of sight between Thursday and Saturday.
 Mrs. Flemning's arrival at the Put nam hospital was preceded by a tele- phone messaee to the hospital shortly be- fore o'clock that a woman patient vas coming there. The person teiephoning was woman and subsequent develop
 ments made it appear that Mrs. Flem-
 ming probably did the telsphonins. Soon after her arrival at the hospital
 about [ o'clock, Police Chief ]. H Bull ger was notified by the hospital author,- ties Later he interviewed the vonaA. According to what the chief reported ahs
 told him she had left her home Thurzday and had zone to some house but could
 not tell where it was. There she said
 according to Chief Bulser, that Ehe told
 the family she was to be confined. Cen
 tinuing her story. Mrs. Flemmtnr said
 that doctor chloroforned her and her
 baby was born. Mrs. FlemninE cou.d nef ten who the doctor was, according ts lf~kHHN Tr~sT~ --N sE Ens L..
 Mrs. Flemmfng explained to the ehiei
 that she reached the hospital in a jitney, paying 37.50 to get to Putnam. There she
 dsmissed th,s jitney and engaged an.
 other. driven by Eugene Brodeur. to take her to the hospital Mir. Brodeur sayt
 that before they started she went to 2
 telephone. It is supposed that this sc- counts for the telephone message an.
 nouneing the coming of patient. . Found among Nrs. FsemminE's eneeti
 when they were looked over at the hos pital was a clipping from The Norwich Bulletin containing the account of hei } disappearancs from hor~~. There wal also an unfinished letter .'idressed to Mr : Smith presumably th. Norwich grpeei . where her husband Is employed. stating l that she is at the Day Klmball hospital , in Putnam.
 The leLteT WAS NT1t en on ietfeTne1c . of the Attawaugan inn, which Is at Dan. ielson. Ofacials at the inn. however. said
 that ne such person had been there. and
 Mrs. Flemnine eKplafsed. according ts
 Chief Bulser. that she got the paper al s the house where she said the baby va: y born.
 C Mrs. F1emnnInG reached her fathe-I - home in Norwich about { o'clock Sunda, q evening and vas soon afterwards attend e ed by a physician whom her father has . called. Mir. Ladd said Sunday night ina :. his daughter was very tired and they ha, - not thought it well to question her. hu
 the doctor assured him that there va s nothing dangerous to a.prehend from he condition.
 :: MT. LRdd would not make dehnit q statement about the birth of 2 child t r his daughter, but said it was remark l. able she WAS in as good condition ss sh ,. is. considering all she has gone through s- It ia understood that the authoritie n have taken up the case for further In 1, vestigation and 1t is intimated that 5. criminal prosecution may he one of th 5. results when the whole matter has bee L. sifted out.