Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-12

f&andleman ran by. The chief stepped up and arrested him.
 MT. Stanton said when the final check | up was made that day they were $10 short, and he knew deposit had been made of $740 and the next day knew that | over $750 was gone of the banks money Upon examination MT. Stanton said there | was revolver in the cage adjoining his | He saw Handleman in conversation with | Robinson, hut didn't see him take hold | of him, but started after him. A chauf- | feur for E.. B. Joy, who was a cottager | at the Hill, took him in his car and ! went after the three men. Handleman l came out of the clothing store with overalls and wearing a gray cap, hav- ing discarded his straw hat at the store Handleman had business suit on when he went into the store. : Prentice Chase also saw the men talk ing on High street if an agitated man. ner, and also saw them running, going toward the railroad station. He witness, works for the Welfare Department of Connecticut and has headquarters at Jewett City. He said Handleman was in the middle of the two men when he saw them walking and they passed in front of the witness machine and crossed the street. Samuel McCourt, of the Work ingmens Clothing Store, on High street, told of Handleman's entering the store and waiting on him. He asked for a one-piece overall suit. Asked if he sold caps. He sold him gray one Handle man said Take the straw hat and throw 1t away, as its getting late in the sea- Handleman paid $3.75. the amount of the goods. The straw hat was placed on exhibition, also the overalls.
 Donald Ferguson, Jr., sergeant of the police department told of the conver- sation he had with Handleman
 | Miss Stella Egan, a clerk in the West ] erly Furniture comDany'c store, told of seeing the car in front of the store or
 Aug. 21, 1922, and saw the, men get out and cross the street. She sat in the win
 dow about 12.30 and later saw the men 1 run by the store MT. Christie. insurance agent for the Prudential Insurance com. | pany, saw one man get into the bacI seat of the car and fix his haic and tho
 man remained in the car five or sever
 minutes. Chief Thomas E.. Brown, chic
 of police, stated he made the arrest
 l of police. stated he made the arrest, anC i, identified the overalls and hat and alst
 the cap. The state rested at $50 p. m.
 and adjourned until Friday morning
 A masquerade dance was given at tn, | Wequetequock Community club house oI | Wednesday evening, and the many hu
 morous costumes which were worn helped to make the evenings dance greatly en joyed. Ice cream and cake were served The committee in charge of the affai were Louis J. Concad Mrs. Moves Main
 Miss Annie Shaw, Charles Palmer, Johl McShane. Miss Alice Rice. There was
 large attendance.
 The wedding of Miss Margaret CottreIl
 daughter of Charles P. Cottrell of Eln
 street, and Frederick Cyrs Buffum, Jr | 0f III e-k,-1 1f
 erick Buffum, took place at o'cloc
 Wednesday afternoon at Christ Episcopa
 church. The single ring service was usec
 Rev. Edgar Tobin, rector of Chris church. assisted by Rev. John M. Groto
 of Jenkintown, Pa, brother-in-law of tn bride. The bride was given away by he father. The brides sister, Mrs. John N Groton, was matron of honor. Miss liar riett NJ. Cottrell. niece of the bride wa
 flower girl, and Philip W. Cottrell acte . as page. Dr. Joseph Stokes, Jr., of Phil
 adelphia was best man. The ushers wer Calvert B. Cottrell. 3d, Charles P. Cot
 treI, Jr., Charles Pennock of Lansdownt : Pa, Foster Perry, Harvey Perry, Com , mandant Taylor, Jamestown. Daniel F
 Larkin and Harold Livingstone.
 The bride wore a handsome gown c : white callot satin, elaborately trimme , and embroidered in seed pearls and crys . tai beads. The bridal veil had a corone
 of duchesse lace and pearls. She cacrie ! a shower bouquet fo lilies of the valle ! and orchids The matro nof honor wa attired in handsome gown of silver an ? jade green brocade. with hat to mate 7 of silver lace and jade velvet. She cal ried a basket of pink bridesmaid rose : The flower girl wore pink crepe lace an t lace poke bonnet The organist playe l the wedding march and Perfect Love wa ) played during the ceremony receptio was held at the home of the bride. I'll ] house was handsomely decorated wit
 dahlias and cut flowers The church wa beautifully decorated. the same colo
 scheme being carried out wich dahlias. s Guests included MT. and Mrs. Jot
 Slater. Mrs. Frederick Hicks, New Tor I Mrs. John Day, Rochester, N. Y. MT l Irving Stetson. Bangor, Me, Mir. and MI
 Harold Barker, MT. and Mrs. Edwa1
 Morrell, Fall River. Mass, Mrs. Dani
 Lincoln, Worcester, Mass, MT. and MI
 Arthur Perry Miss Clara Browning, [ and Mrs Francis Hall, Herbert W. Hi and Mrs. Leslie Hastings. Boston, Me 4 Conant Taylor, Jamestown, R. l., Nil 1 Joseph Stokes, Jr., Mrs. Charles Pennoc