New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
FUGITIVE CAUGHT
 IN RUMFORD FALLS
Long Search for Bernard, Want
 ed for Theft Here, Ends
VIM. s, INGRAHAM BURIED
City Pays Last Tribute to Promi- nent CitiZcn-GTaboski sent to Jail-"Bo" MaCAIillan Enthuscs studentS-Mcrcury Below Zero.

students-Mcrcury Below Zero. Following an extensive search V hich lasted nearly year, local po- lice have succeeded in discovering the whereabouts of Alphonse Ber- nard, alleged accomplice of Martha Adams, l6-year- old daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Edmund Adams Of 6t Fourth street, East Bristol, who some time ago confessed the theft of $969 from the home of Policeman Edgar Norton on Judd street, where she was employed as q domestic. The Adams girl was sentenced to the Meriden Hone for Girls but is now reimbursing the policeman for tha money stolen and her sentence has been revoked.
 Bernard, police said today, has been captured by police of Rumford Falls, Me. $50 miles away, and is being held pending the arrival Of Sergeant Henry Jeglinski there sonl4 time tonight. Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich asserted this morn Ills liidL ilIG IllfLII NOuIJ bG bldl t@N with either theft or receiving stolen goods when taken into custody Dy the local police officer. He will oe brought back 10 Bristol. where he once lived. and bonds will be fixed for appearance in court on ono of the counts named.
 The Adams girl, when arrested II July, caused quite a furorc in this city when she narrated a tale of be- ing kidnapped bound, gagged anJ brought to New York city by two men. The fictitious tale failed. how ever. as she weakened when Judge Malone imposed sentence upon her. After naming Bernard, 10 whom she said she gave s200 Of the stolen money with the understanding that the pair were to meet in the metro- polls. court was reopened. The man failed to put in an appearance i'll New York, and the girl was appre- honded by local police later when she came here to attend the funeral Of an uncle.
 Bristol police got in touch vi.h Rnmford Falls police some time ago but obtained no results, as the po- lice in the latter place reported by letter that they were unable to find Bernard after d diligent search" They kept watch for the missing man, however. and were rewarded by his capture yesterday. The money was stolen from the Norton home on January @ Of this year, Funeral of W. S. lngraham
 Bristol paid it's final tribute 10 William s. Ingraham. 7S. prominent manufacturer who died at his home at 156 Summer street Sunday. The body lay iu state at his late homo from 1l:30 to o'clock this noon. Funeral services were held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home. Rev. Francis T. Cooke, pastor of the Corgre gational church. officiating.
 The pail bearers were Edward Allen and Porter Chase of Hartford and State Senator Fuller F. Barnes, Townsend G. Treadway, Seymour R. Peck and Eiof Carlson of this city Burial was in the family plot in West cemetery. As the funeral procession filed into the cemetery the bell in the Carlyle Fuller Barnos Memorial chapel tolled 73 times. The F, 1ngra ham Co, with which Mir. Ingraham was associated. was closed for the day the flags on the city building and public library were at half mast. and the library was closed at l o'clock this afternoon for the balance of the day, Mir, In graham had been member of the library committee since 1883 and it's chairman since 1905.
 Milk Down One Cent
 Notices were distributed today that. effective today the price of milk in Bristol would he reduced one cent, from lG to 15 cents Il quart. This is in line with similar action throughout the state.
 Graboski sentenced to Jail
 Frank Ora hoslli j2. Of 76 James street. charged with theft of a pair Of white rabbits and bag of chick en feed from the farm Of Stanley MiCznikoski at Conlon street sun day morning. was sentenced to 50 days in jail and assessed s25 and costs by Judge William J. Malore in police court today after he had pleaded not guilty 10 both charges.
 The complainant in the ease, MicZ- nikoski, told the court that he dis coevrcd the theft Sunday when shovel and rake, which he kept in his coop. was found in the back yard of his home. He also found glove and pair Of eye glasses and found the stolen goods missing.