New Britain herald., 1926-11-22
ROB RESTAURANT
 0F S45O IN SAFE
Ye5Smen Continue to Find Easy
 Living in Bristol
UNLOCK DOOR, WALK IN
New Departure Band to Broadcast
 Two Auto Accidents Reported Big Moose Brought Home From Mainc-Sunday Football Results.


 Burglars and stick-up men brought last week to fitting climax by ritling the safe of the Vic tory Bunch on North Main street early Sunday morning and making away with approximately s450 in cash, Saturdays receipts. Invcsti- gation showed that the safe was un- damaged and the thieves either slc- cessfuly manipulated the comhina- ton or it was left unlocked through oversight. Andrew Peterson, the proprietor, told the police that he was sure he had locked the safe prior to his departure. although it is understood that a card, on which the combination was written. was left on top of the safe for the con- venience of other employees.
 Entrance was made through the rear door, which was found un- locked by Philip Webber, an em- ploye, who opened the restaurant at q. m. A ladder was also found resting against the 12 foot retain ing wall in the rear which borders the railroad tracks, substantiating the theory that entrance was made from the rear. Mir Peterson in- formed police officials that he did not leave the restaurant until about -:3H sunday morning and at that time nn employe was left in the es- D h oh mn do other work. This empoye left at 4:15. at which time everything was as it should he. The burglars apparently awaited his departure.
 This is tho second bulglary in the city within the past four days. Ear lv Wednesday morning the safe of the Bristol theatcr was broken open and the thieves escaped with over sl,5od. On Friday evening the pro- rriotor of the Eagle Market and Grocery on Stafford avenue and his assistant were held up by three armed bandits. who rfter locking the two mon in an ice box, escaped with over so0o.
 The police arc working on all three cases, but so far as 1t IS known. no clues have been un- earthod which would lead to the identity of the men wanted.
 Two Autos Accidents The weekend was marred with but two automobile accidents. one near the Soldiers Memorial and the other on the corner of West and School streets
 Early last evening cars operated by Emmons Andrus of 1G2 High street. this city, and Andrew Rogala of Pennington avenue. New Britain, collided at the toldiers' Monument at the Memorial Boulevard. resulting in considerable damake to both vehi- cles. Andrus was making a left turn around the monument when the rear end Of his car was struck by the one operated by Andrus.
 Cars operated by Philip Gamache of 46 Pond street and Bradley Fal- lon O. 1S2 Green street were in ,ol- lision at the intersection of West and School streets last night. neither car being damaged to any great extent.
 All four drivers appeared before Deputy Prosecutor Robert J. Stack in the city court this morning and their ~atcs were continued until Tuesday, November 30th to give those involved an opportunity to settle the accidents willy.
 Returns With Moose
 Harlan E. Norton of the firm of Snyder X Norton returned home last Saturday evening from a three weeks hunting trip the vicinity of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, with a large bull moose, the shipping weight of which was 1,o50 pounds. He was accompanied on his trip by an cm- ploye, Chester Gray. whose home is in Nova Scotia and who was familiar with the best hunting grounds of the province. One shot was all that was necessary to bring the monarch of the woods down. the bullet blowing through the animals heart
 A novel method was used in load ing the carcass of e animal onto h wagon on which it was carried to the shipping point. The rear wheels Of the 3 foot wagon were re- moved so that the rear end of the body rested on the ground. A pair of cattle were then attached to the moose and it was dre aged onto the wagon body, The rear of the wagon was then lacked up, the wheels re- placed and the journey continued 10 the station.
 The moose is oa exhibition in front of the Bristol Ha dvare Co. on North Main st"cs;,
 Local Attorney Marrics