When the envelopes reached New
Haven each was found to contain a
dollar bill and a wad of telegraph
blanks. In the meantime Hayes had
made good his escape, getting out. It
is said, on the same train that took
the envelopes that were supposed to
contain the money. He has been
tracked to as far as Plainfield, where
he left the train, but whether he went
from that place toward Providence
or Willimantic is not known.
Hayes is about 26 years of age, tall
and well put up. He wore a suit of
medium brown shade and a crush
straw hat when he left here. It Is
said that Hayes had been drinking
for a few days previous to his disap
pearance.
SAVINGS DEPOSITORY
The postmaster general has notified
Postmaster Charles A. Potter that he
has designated Danielson to be a
postal savings depository and will be
gin business Sept. 15.
CANTERBURY
lies. G. \Y. Clark attended a funeral
In Brooklyn Saturday.
Mrs. H. M. Bushnell is entertaining
Mrs. Cole and son Clifford of Putnam.
Mrs Rose Bromley and children
have returned to her home in Nor
wich.
W. 11. Beers and wife of Plain
field svere at Mrs. Beers' mother's.
Mrs. Anna Robbins. Sunday.
Miss Daisy Keene, daughter of Er
nest Keene, who is here being cared
for, is rejiorted as gaining slowly.
Miss Lena M.' Carpenter and Lewis
Kdsen have been spending a week at
Block Island with Mrs. Lillian Allen.
Mrs. Jennie Herrick was out to
! church Sunday morning the first time
! since she was hurt on Memorial Sun
; day.
| Miss P. A. Olney is spending a few
; days in Providence. Master Philip
Olney has returned to his home in
Providence.
