Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-02
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

The half pint of liquor that was held f-s evidence in the case was eventually turned over to Officer Flynn.
 Officials and others about the court 1 viewed with curiosity and suspicion a 1 jug taken from under an automobile at :. Wildwood park Saturday evening. This :. jug is considered to contain cider. but ! curiosity did not go far as to tempt any 1 but one person in the court room to test 1 it out. and State Officer Dudley Donnelly. who made the test was glad to spit out i a mouthful of the fluid as quickly as he could.
 Eugene Malboeuf. clerk in the Henri F'ournier store at the corner of Franklin and Dyer streets, was fined $50 and costs i Monday after having pleaded guilty to making sale of Jamaica ginger to the state officers who were in town. The officers said they had no difficulty in ob- taining the prohibition 7. N, T.
 The arrival from Norwich of Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Ayer in charge of All bert Bonin added an extra touch of inte- j rest to doings about the police station during Monday forenoon. Bonin will go over into the town of Brooklyn 10 answer 10 a allegation that le swindled Rev. J. 4 c. Mathieu. pastor of the Sacred Heart parish at Wauregan. out of 70, during the latter part of July. The young man, who Is in his twenties, a sml oth talker and of good appearance interested Father Mathieu in his story of hard luck by re- lating apparently plausible yarns about places in Canada where Father Mathieu studied and about some of the well known people with whom Father Mathieu be- came acquainted as a student in the Dominion With tie friendy talk came a request for a loan and Father Mathieu resp nded in the amount of 50. also in the goodness of his heart taking Bonin from Wauregan to Puts 1rn in his auto mobile to permit him to catch a train Noty long after Bonin's departure Father AIathfsu discovered tcat he had been vic timized and reported the matter to tht 1 Danielscn police. An attempt to dupli- cate his success in deecing Father Mathieu by trying q similar game il TaftYille resulted in his arrest and de tention by Norwich officers.
 Monday morning Bonin tried to escape from the police station in Norwich. .Sher : if Aver stated on his arrival .sere witt the prisoner. Sheriff Aver warned Bohir at the outset of the trip to Danielson tha' any attempt to escape would result dis astrously for the prisoner, for the sheria carries a gun and gave Bonin to under stand he wou4l not hesitate to use i il any attempt to escape were made.
 Bonin rolled lis handcuffed wrists uy in an evercoat at the outset of the trii to Danielson and told Sheriff Aver he diC not wished to be disgraced by havin. people see tirn in that predicament Tn, sheriff told him sonet.ing that will no spear in print and ordered the hands ou in sight
 sneiiR Aver has a sense of humor, toe and as Bonin teok a long look at pries passing along the street as officer ant prisoner were driving into Danielson, tn officers asked if he would not like [
 ave the ear stopped while Bonin trie his luck on another prospective victim l5onin did not express himself
 When taken before Justiee Frank N Bedard at MT Bedardis homs on tn West Side, Monday afternoon, Bonf pleaded guilty to a charge of getting money under false apretence. As the mat ter was beyond the final Jurisdiction c the justices court, Mir. Bedard boun Benin over under bonds of S2,000 t await trial3 at the next term of t5e su perior court. Not being able to furnis the bonds Bonin was taken to the count jail at Brooklyn.
 To add to the gaiety of August in tll town court, Fred La Fentaine will al pear there this morning to answer to charge of seduction and an allegatio that he cntieed a young woman for in moral purposes, t1e complaint being
 19 years old miss of g. cd character WI lives in Pineville. above Ballouvi1e
 LaFontaine, 8 married man who's wife and children are said to be publ charges in Putnam, was arrested Woodstock by Sheriff e E Aver an State O..'ieeSN Howard E. Elliott and default of s25 800 bail was lodged al II county jail in Brooklyn LaFontai1 will be presented in court at 10 o'cloc this (Tuesday) morning.
 Aside from these eases everything w. peaceful in police court circles here Mol day and officials were wondering wat something would break to relieve u non tpily of 9 quiet, hot and dry sun mer.
 Alr, Business AFan-watch every tt S dollar bill profered at your store Tn advice is food for surrounding towns it is for Danialson. where at least ol ,s spuri us saw-bucl1 has been slipped ov on an unsnsnecting tradasman. The fal S10 bills are really S1.o0 bills with u = reverse side all dslled up with ext 0's, wsich are cleverly pasted onto ca, corner of the note The deception is su hciently clever to deceive a person WI does not make a. close ins0ection of t bill, looking carefully at all of the cor CTS on the reverse side and as careful