t.andlord Noonan reported the un
paid board bill to Arthur S. Macdon
ald, prosecuting attorney and a war
rant was issued for hiB arrest on that
charge.
His victim at Newton, wtas also an
inn keeper, the see roobbed being
that of the Pettee Inn. which con
tained on that day, January 12, near
ly $250. Loring, who was Payson in
Newton, made a safe getaway and no
suspicions would have been aroused
by his visit here had he paid his board
bill. In fact, both the lady and him
self made an excellent impression and
would be accepted readily as persons
of intelligence and refinement. 1
Through a circular letter sent out
by the Newton police and through
pictures of him in Roston papers, Mr.
Noonan identified his absent-minded
guest as being one and the same' in
dividual.
BOY SCOUT LECTURE
Good Sized Audience Hears Interest
ing Speakers Tuesday Evening
Howard R. Shaw, secretary of the
National committee on sea scouting,
and S. Wales Dixon, supervisor of
recretation in the city or Hartford,
gave interesting lectures on the Roy
Scout movement Tuesday evening at
the High school. The former’s lecture
on “Sea Scouting” was illustrated witn
lantern slides.
Local boy scouts gave demonstra
tions of first aid and signalling. The
high school orchestra played ant;
Wallace Smith rendered several bar
itone solos.
A good sized audience w’as present
l ~ '
DEPUTY SHERIFF BESSETTE
John M. Resette of Danielson quali
fied Thursday, at the office of Edgar
M. Warner, Superior court clerk, for
deputy sheriff of Windham county.
BLACK I.
AFTER A. VITO
LETTER, THUS SIGNED, THREAT
DEATH TO HIM
(Unless He Left $1,000 in Certain Spot
—James Nocolini Arrested as
the Writer of it
Thompson. Conn.
