Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

where am The letter Also advised
her not to fear.
Getting into the truck she was whisk-
ed. After travelling a distance the truck
was stopped and two other men, Italians,
| boarded It. Then followed a getaway
ride that took her to Rocky Point, East
Greenwich, thence along the Boston post
road to Westerly and New London and.
as she tells the tale. eventually to this
city and then on to Worcester and Bos-
Ton. where she was hidden away by her
eaptors in room for II days. Two Of
the men remained about the place dur
ing this period, she says, then after a
terrific fight between them, one disap>
peared and the lone caDtor immediately
changed their boarding place. Later the
| tnan took her to Lawrence.
| During their stay in Lawrence her
captor told her that her father had writ
ten to him and said that he never want
ed to see his daughter again and then if
she returned home he would kill her
Then, Miss ReaM claims. her captor
forced her to write a letter to her IA
cher. telling him that she had married a
Louis Jones and had sailed with him for
| South America. This letter eventually
twas received by the girls father. Joseph
Reali of "a Pow1atfan street, Putnam,
out he never believed its contents. ffav
! ing faith that the girl had fallen into
ta,1 hands and that the police nf the
many New England towns and cities to
whom he appealed eventually would To-
cate her.
! After a long stay in Lawrence the girl
was tafen back to Boston by her captor
AM after a time told that she might go
| to Natick to visit with her uncfe. She
| 5unnDed at this o01ortuuity. and immedi-
ately left for Providence Arrived IN that
city she knew not which way to turn
but eventually went to a police station
and told her story. A police matron in
| duced her to return to her home here
where she was welcomed ~ her parents
with un'bounded iov. The Investigation
nf the case that followed lei to the ar
SITS and trials just completed in Provi-
dence
The girl returned to her home here N
September
PARENT. the sentenced man who fig
Ored most prominently in the case, is 20
| year,, of age; he is married. -fetrella,
the missing man. is 81, while I'alazzo.
who was acquitted, lis "a and unmarried.
Secretary John H. Corbett of the Y.
NJ. c. A. has given out the following
program arrangement for the Older
Boys Conference to be held in this city
Saturday and Sunday of next week:
Saturday Morning
Sessions pusIic) Congregational Church
on Main Street.
s00-10 30. registration of delegates
and assignment t. places of entertain
ment 1890, onenine session. song ser
vice; address. The Gail Of the Confer
ence John H. Corbett, Putnam devo-
lions. The Upward Look j. B. Palmer,
Hartford election of officers; ooeninf,
address. The Call to Service. Rev. John
L. Davis, New Britain; 12.15, conference
photograph in front of Congregations
church 1890, conference luncheon il
the Episcc7aI church. Grove street.
Saturday Afternoon
Sessions puaTic) Congregational church
Main Street
200, song service, devotions. The In
ward Lock, ]. B. Palmer, Hartford
music, address, Training for the Game
of Life Philip c. Jones, Meriden; $50
sectional conferences; ptanoeer and
/ comrade groups leader, Philip C. Jones
Meriden Bow Scouts of America. lead
er, Rev. ]. Spencer VOORHEES,. Pomfret
Hi-Y Clubs. leader. Harry Hedley Smith
New Haven employed boys, leader. ]. B
Palmer, Hartford; 500, recreation pc
Rod
Saturday Evening
Baptist Church, Woodstock Ave.
$50. conference banquet; music, Bap
fist church orchestra. Miss Esthei
Rouse. soFoist; delegation stunts an(
cheers; song service; POSTMASTER, z. H
Snow, Putnam addresses of welcome, E
c. Morse, chairman Putnam 7. M. c. A
: committee; Rev. S. 7. A. Rock. pastor o.
Methodist church. Putnam; Merton W
Ames. president Putnam Hi-Y club Hi
7 club; response (by a delegate) ; ma
= sic, High School Glee club; address
Playing the Game. Edwin F. Blair. Yalt
college; address. The County 7. NJ.
? A. Work. Means of Conserving Arneri
can Ideals. Harry Hedley Smith, New
Haven; America.
Sunday Morning
1890, church services and Sunda.
school sessions Delegations will at
TEND services with hosts).
Sunday Afternoon.
Congregational Church, Main Street
d 500, mass meeting for delegation
and all Putnam boys and fathers: sonl
: service; address. Our Foreign Brothers
S Harry Hedley Smith, New Haven; adj
: dress, Facing the Issue. ]. 3. Palmer
/ Hartford. $50 adjournment.
At Putnam High school, Principal
5 H. Snow - formed a debating club
The plan is to hold debates before tn
: student body every two weeks d1rin
e the remainder Of the school year.
: "1f Winter Comes seemed 20 hav
!, been changed to Winter Came, Frida,
: morning. when about every sign G
spring was dashed into the discard an
:. Old Winter sent a gale out Of the north
. west that drove the temperature dow
. into the teens, also brought sno7
:; squalls. The weather was discouragin
for those who have been hoping for tn
speedy arrival Of balmy spring days.
Green sweaters, green gowns and hot
iery, green ribbons and Ereen-tinte
r flowers were reminders Friday that s.
patrick's day was being remembered b
1 many Of the residents of tine city. Asid
from dances and some private affair