Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-10
WILLIMANTIC

A Fenton, George c. l.. Flamond, Flaw ley H. Foote, Harold H. Frost, Lawrence H. Frost, James B. Fullerton, Harold A. Gager, Raymond F. Gates, William F. Gates George E. Harrington, Homer F. Harrington. John B. Harvey, Samuel H. Harvey, Kenneth J. Harroun, Charles w. Hill Robert B. Higgins Egfbert B, In man, Carleton P. King, John H. King. H. Palmer Latham. Lester H. Larrabee. John L. Mcintosh, Howard w Morse FL liott R. Moshier. Wand ". Mowry, Ray mond A Parker. Dr. Harris $. Pomeroy, George F. Robinson. Dr. Clarence E. Si- monds, Nerwyn H. Squires, Emerson Staebner. Ralph c. SGAebner, Wales G. Thompson. William W. Thompson, Maue rice E. Wallen, Alden Whitmore, Floyd G. Willett, Rev. Vernon W. Cook, pas tor.
 These gave the last full measure of de Notion Morris R. Livezly. Cecil H. Prem tlss, Timothy D. Wallen, Herbert F. Wat son.
 Prohibition Enforcement officers Cong
 don and BriEEs. active Saturday after
 noon in Bolton. came home with a prize.
 At the house of Louis Cazaganaro they
 seized a thirty gallon still, a quantity of
 oder brandy. and several gallons of moonshine. CazaEanaro will be given a hearing soon.
 Tn the every member drive of the First Congreg regationai church carried on during last nonthe s7247.60 has been raised for ] church expenses and S2067 for missions, , Contributions from members in the south
 are still coming in to swell these figures. Wiuimantic was visited by two clever
 burglars in the early hours of Saturday morning. who made at least eight known breaks and may have attempted others. | The liberty of the thieves, however, was | brief. due to the net thrown out by the l local police. The men were taken in by Lieutenant Allan MacArthur and Officer John Killourey while attempting a get
 away from this city, making for Hart ford. The capture was made near the cemetery at the town line. The men
 gave their names as Chester Fay, New ark. N. J.. IS, and Edward Feerbee 31,
 of New York They denied committing 1 the crime and said they walked from
 New London and were on their way to l Rockville. The police were compliment
 ed on landing the burglars in such short
 order.
 Eight of the places burglarized were | the homes of Valentine L. Murphy. 61 l Lewiston avenue Dr. Michael D. Rior- | dan. IA Summit street; Judge Frank IL | Foss, POS Summit street. Albert E. Sum- ner, 325 Prospect street; Edward Phil ! ips. 200 Summit street Mrs Alice | Thompson 2O2 Lewiston avenue. and l Adolph Valiant. corner of Valley and | Watson streets. The burglars had evi- | dently entered the home of Mir. and Mrs i Edward Ottenheimer. but were frighten- ed off when heard in the kitchen by Miss Ottenheimer One or two other parties returning from a dance saw the two ner ! raA z4 i the breaks. --..
 The first news of the robberies came
 from Judge Foss at 2.4o o'clock Another call followed at BIO o'clock from Albert l F. Sumner. The nolice got into actior and Judge Foss with his automobile joih- ! ed the search.
 1 Evidently the burglars had been fright ened away from many of the houses be- fore getting anything except articles tc eat. and with the exception of a lady'S wrist watch and two cans of salmon. al | the loot found on ther persons had beer stolen from the home of Judge and Mrs | Foss
 At the Foss home the first suspicion:
 noise was the rustling of papers heard | by Mrs. Foss At first she thought noth
 ing of it but continued rustling awakened l her and she called out. receiving no re | sponse. On awakening, Judge Eos: 1 made for the hallway leading to the stairs, but as he reached the hall tht | front door slammed, and the men rar l away. vaulting the rail of the front | porch. An investigation disclosed that z ] suit of clothes, about $20 in money, 2 ] gold watch, a pocket piece and other ar. 1 ticles belonging to Judge Foss, with Mrs Foss' poeketboolx, had been stolen IT i another room a chair was found over. ! rf- ing signs of a nasty search.
 Entrance was gained to the house 1 through a kitchen window and after gaining entrance ths back and from
 doors were opened to insure d quick get l away.
 1 At the homes of Dr. Riordan. MT
 Phillips and Albert E Sumner the bur
 glars were heard and scared away whe1 ] the occupants of the house arose. Dr Riordan lost two cans of salmon and MT Summers ice box WAS raided.
 After the capture of the burglars sev eral articles stolen from the Foss homt were missing. Later a resident O Rayne's court found and returned Mrs 1 Foss' handbag and the suit of clothe!
 stolen from Judge Foss.
 A search of the burglars disclosed or Feerbee, Judge Foss' watch and frat key $13.25 in money, a flashlight, woman l wrist watch and miscellaneous articles
 On Fay was found $1.37 in money, a. SC
 of dice small articles, and Judge Foss pocketpiece.
 In court, when charged with breakin, and entering, the men assumed an air O indifference. Both were bound oyer t, the superior court under bonds of s1.0OO Proof that the men caught had turnet the trick was secured when Tubbers worl | by the men fitted the marks outside tn Foss home. Also two imprints on som l leaves at the rear of the Foss garag
 showed where the two men lay low afte
 breaking into nearby home. Tracks le, from there to the window at the Eos
 home, where entrance was gained.
 The men were brazen in statement