New Britain herald., 1930-05-08
The Robbery

lTeoTEf Ez z--0 #=E -@ .S.a.. on Trdsy to Smth@a.t 10 ar.r- taeh ths weekly payroll ~orav t0- tho CreEo- Cors-c-ersor Co.
 They were h-td.rg e=- a7..- merts to the Jerrt1s7 rte-r a-4-e. which vas 5ao-. 5a miles from -r. town. ~velvs t-oassaa ~as the amount c. rash necessary.
 Hamuo -o. the moncy e-# 'ooh me tram, but at Brrr Laee .eera rad been 3 uaSn0-, and II would take nearly all ntzrt TO re~-zee The ratls and -ef a 5-a.o a. TOSS Han In te.eq1o-e1 h-s boss. Tom Gra- zor
 You are o-.v rzts a ~te 10 my hrotrer.s sGr1r-7~ p-zcs on fra -aH-. Grezor informed mrr. 't.f ta-ep-0~s aim that you are coming H. 7lu put you ID <or --e Cs--- you couldr : +or1 --e rtEar 5~ .ar coN.. as the water 5~ too high"
 HarlG7 walked u7 -ra vr15.~- country road along Eaa lanr 10 Jorr CIreCors 7lsc7 Ha 7aS ss~7usea to find i- such 2 handsome house and still more surprised -o ind a dozen guests there. yr7 had arrived That day for q weekend party John Crregor 72s eznacc.oz Faman and gave him ore os taa small guest rooms,
 Bag In the Closet
 Hamln seemed somaara' cnr- harrassed among so many -.os,s. especially since ne had only his 0laIn business sun. although his host dIl everythinE 70 make h.H1 g. ease-
 Harlin put tre leather cash lag in the closet cf trs room ass. z0sG him. After dinner h. MAS Hrzat 10 maae ID 2 table a' ao.a@a and played un-I around m-t7.zo-, 1haH he retired.
 FA had lsarrad that t t-r trestIe wasn't repaired 711- day r- would he suitable 10 walk across and tram wou.i be s"-t down rom the other side
 HamlIn 0as ID aaout ser5~. He saw John Gregor out on rra sHor+ front playing vlrh one of his dogs and, from his ~1ndor. attracted his attention. bechonlng for him 10 come u0.
 Gregor saw tina. Hamln seemed greatly upset
 '.someone." HsmHn said. "olcs7- ed that $lc.coo out Of the bag la5t night''
 "Impossible," GreGor exclaimed.
 HsrItn sad he ztsted # vas -r- possible. He showed he empty gas.
 indicating the closet
 Gregor was very much upset
 1t might have been some O. 'he servants-thev could have come ln here during 5inr=~ hogr last -l=ar. or Vhen we were playrg b~l1Se." h. said.
 Directly to the Closet
 ."That's inc strange part Of ts. Nr Gregor." HamIin explained, "a01 in q way I feel that ! have been neg lgent. Someone came mo the closet tn the middle Of The night, l was only half asleep. I remember hearing someone come tr and 1.uly made our thai t-aH vent directly 10 the closet
 why 6san't go9 zro7 them Gre gor cried.
 "Thats where ' ma1a my mis- take--I thought # 75s so0a m7u- her O your fe-.E. # str-oz me that whoever F 7=s cane 10 Gel some garmer+ Or eomg-lr- from 1mor- the ra-v T rraH ID ha in inc cioset, ] remember ---1lHrS that v vnoeF CT F 7as d.d0. aar' to ,vgke me ). 1.4-'t seem 10 me tret ne person vas here @a seconds
 Was F 3 man or woman
 "I couldn't make o-t-r oaz aI- ogether too dark for tna-.'
 Don't aorrs." GreGor said. gas ily I've IL find The none,
 He men secr=f." te.ap ona- hls brother Hamll~.s boss and said. Your man Haml0 esw= ma. the payroll money vas stolen rera last night - he's aIFinz. come do7n and pretend +o believe h.rr I'm sure Ve-car locate tce caer
 John GraEor vas right.
 What made Ela2 so positive that Hamlin Ea5E+
 SOLUTION TO YESTERDAY
 Oppormnjty
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