Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
DANIEtS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS

ton brought to light practically all of the articles taken from Aliens store excepting foodstuffs with which they had satisfied their hunger while they were in She place. They had oltitted them selves with work shirts and stockings and helped themselves to handkerchiefs and pairs of cotton gloves A can opener, knife two glass jars of meat SIPS in pennies and two dimes and three nickels were also included In their booty. At the store they had filled up on sardines, crackers, bananas and so- da.
 The trio gained entrance to the store about one o'clock Thursday morning and remained there for about an hour. At temPts to get into the store through rear window and through side window failed, before they finally forced a shut ter off the front door with a piece of board and made their way in. ]
 Having obtained all they desired from the stock they made their way along the highway toward Danielson, as near as can be ascertained from their stories, and found 8 barn in which they sought shelter from the rain and remained there until about a. m.
 They then, by some means not clear from their statements, made their way over on to the state highway leading from Danielson to Wauregan and points south and were perched on the embark ment waiting for a truck to come along and to hail the driver for lift when they were located by the officers and taken into custody
 Dolan says he ran away from home last October and has not since returned He was wit1 a circus for time in the spring, he says, but left the show in Boston the latter part of May and has since been Drumming around the coun- try" Leonard also admits that he has been hiking about Hooking for work" |" as does Afollico! The three claim they | left Boston last Monday after meeting l up in that city and made their way ip- 1 to this territoy on motor trucks plylro | over the highways. The youths took | their arrest philosophically and were | frank in telling of the burglary at | Brooklyn. They were held at the police
 station Thursday afternoon awaiting preparation of papers necessary to the T | presentation in court
 1 At q hearing on the West Side be- fore Justice Frank M. Bernard late | Thursday afternoon all three pleaded | guilty and each waS bound over to ;he ] superior court undeS bonds of $1 ,000.
 In default of bonds they were taken
 to jail at Brooklyn.
 Henry TOrrey of Putnam was fined l S25 and costs amounting to s3374 Rben l he pleaded guilty torecklessly driving an | automobile, before Judge W. Fenner | Woodward in the town court Thursday | morning. Torrey was warned by Prose | cutting Attorney Arthur G. Bill that an
 ether appearance in the local court on a 1 similar charge would mean a jail sen
 tence, Attorney Bill pointing out that | speeders are responsible for the ma ior-
 ity of bad automobile accidents that oc-
 cur.
 Torrey's appearance in court followed ] his apprehension Wednesday evening by 1 Officers Arthur W. Williams and Hew-
 ard A. Elliott of the state police depart l ment In high powered car they chas- l ed Torrey nearly from Putnam to q
 point near Dayville before they could
 overhaul him, though he was making l fast time in a fivver, dashing past the l dangerous Attawaugan four corners l without slsckening speed perceptably.
 At the same session of court William