Miss Edna Tourtellottee of Hartford
spent the week-end with her mother
Mrs. Ada Tourtellotte of South Main
I street.
Jfiss Mary Vale and Mrs. Silas M.
Wheelock were Boston visitors Mon
I day.
I Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Alpert attended
the Yale and Army football game in
New Haven Saturday and spent the
week with* Mr. Alpert’s parents in
New Haven.
In the October issue of The Tele
phone Bulletin is a picture of the old
[telephone building on South Main
I street taken in 1904. The picture was
sent in by Charles T. Thayer.
Miss Helene R. Wulf spent the week
end at her home, 168 Grove street,
and had as her guest Miss Elizabeth
Harris of the faculty of Connecticut
College at New London.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lyons and two
children of Putnam spent Sunday
with Mrs. Albert Stites, North Frank
lin.
Mrs. Peter Russet, who has been in
a_ Norwich sanatarium several weeks,
is expected home today (Wednesday),
Mrs. Kbssett’g health is much betetr.
JAMES PETRELLA OF NATICK
ARRESTED BY FEDERAL OFFICERS
James Petrella of Natick, wanted
by federal officers for the alleged part
he played on the occasion of the ab
duction by three men of Miss Mary
Reali of Putnam at Natick last March
and in keeping her with them in Bos
ton, Worcester and other places, for
several weeks by force and under
threat, was arrested at New York Sat
urday. Charged with violation of the
Mann white slave act, Petrella will
be arraigned in the United States
dstrict court at Providence.
