Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-21
DANIEISON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIESON

IA NAANA~ASN)AN A horse that was taken away from here one afternoon early last week has been located in a sales stable at Boston. The police are still looking for Arnold Cor bett, Arnold being the young man who departed this locality the same day the horse disappeared from the stables of Leon Shippee, who handles many horses in the course of a year and who was friendly swith the missing young man, more of less trusted when he was here by Mir. Shippee.
 Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver knows many men throughout the United States, a legacy of the many years during which he represented one of the largest beef concerns in the country and travelled for them in every nook and corner of the United States. Among his acquaintances are many horse dealers-for he was big buyer of horse flesh for the beef com pany a few years back. This being true It was only natural that the owner of one of Boston's largest sales stables got In touch with Sheriff Aver by telephone when a youth appeared there in Boston and offered a horse for sale-a saddle horse over which the owners suspicious almost immediately were aroused-the circumstances being so peculiar.
 It appears that Corbett rode the horse from Danielson to Boston and attempted to turn the steed into cash at we'll known sales stable.
 Owners of the stable, accepting the horse for keep, but not for sale, immediately sensed that all was not regular with the deal and after quizzirg the youth and ascertaining that he came from this place got in touch with Sheriff Aver and learn ed that officials here have been search ing for Corbett and the horse for nearly a week.
 Mfr. Shippee was notified of the where abouts of the animal which probably win be allowed to remain in Boston-to be sold at auction, this process of dispos- ing of the animal being regarded as more profitable than bringing it back to Danielson.
 In the meantime Corbett is being watch ed for, and will be arrested if located and returned here to answer to a charge of horse stealing. The young man rode away with the horse last Tuesday after noon while MT. Shippee was away on business
 Charles Lannon of %05 Carpenter street, Providence, was taken back tc that address from Danielson Monday after being held at the police station here from the early morning hours oi Monday.
 Lannon was picked up by officers Christopher Andrews and Arthur DeFor' st on night duty, about 3 o'clock Mon day morning while the Providence mar was wandering about in an aimless con aft1on. Upon being questioned durin4 Monday by Chief John Mcfarland it wa, ascertained that Lannon had submttte: &bout three months ago to the remova of ono of his eyes. The operation seemed to hEve peculiar effect on hism and i was learned Monday that he wandered away from his home in Providence Sun day afternoon and 1t is now eviden walked all the way from that city tt DaniesOn, arriving here during the earl, hours of Monday morning.
 Questioning by Chief Mcfarland de Nefoped the necessary information to al low of communicating with MT. Lannon' relatives and his brother came here Mon lay afternoon and took him back t Providence.
 MOns or lsss talk has dcVeIoped frOr charge that the Bartlett High schoc bem of Webster did not play an exclus vely student team when 1t appeare here against Kilffngly High school las Friday afternoon, and yet was held t to tie. If all the stories are t be believed Bartlett played a combina
 NC"NA the Ki1hngiy high school organization If this is true, and evidence seems t support the claim, Bartlett should hay won. for Ki1fingly High plays only reg uisr students of the school and is nc out to make records with ringers. Xiii fngfy has one of the best football team of any high school in southern Ne, England this fall, but it is not concede that they are expected to beat semi-prC fessional teams, and i'm Bartlett High guilty of playing other than student In the school it should be strongly cer Sured for its tactics in allowing othe than bona fide students to play.
 Wednesday aftrnoOn of this wee James Sayles of E1mville will have tl members of the KilIingly Poultry clu at his home for a meeting. This club one of the organizations formed as u result of the activities of the windhal County Farmers association and has bee benefit to the poultrymen in this tow who are members of 1t.
 At St. James church Monday mornir 1t nuptial mass of which the paste Rev. John Roux, M S., was celebral
 nd also officiating at the marriage ce