The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-10-21
SEVERAL SUNDAY SEIZURES
BURGLAR AND SALOON KEEPERS
ARRESTED YESTERDAY.

Stole Clothing on Davenport Avenue and
Sold it on Oak street-Sunday Spotter aud
Three Frequenters of Saloon Arrested
All Released on Bonds.
Joseph Nolan, who claims to reside In
New York, was arrested yesterday af-
ternon by Patrolmen Jere McGrath and
Curren and locked up at police head
quarters, charged with burglary, About
8 o'clock yesterday afternoon Nolan en-
tered the house, 70 Davenport avenue,
occupied by Barry Holgofslli, by rails
ing a window in the basement.
After he had affected an entrance
into the house he made his way up
stairs and broke open door leading
into one of the bedrooms. Here he be-
gan rummaging through the drawers of
the bureau, and was in the midst of his
work when discovered by a woman
who lived in the house. Nolan, how
ever. succeeded in making his escape,
and took with him three coats, three
vests and pair Of trowsers belonging
to Holgofski, besides quantity of
small trinkets
Later in the afternoon Nolan went to
second hand store ON Oak street, kept
by Harry Goldberg, and offered to sell
the stolen clothing to him. Now it so
happens that Goldberg is a son-in-law
Of Holgofski's, and had given the cloth
ing in question to his father-in-law.
When Nolan offered him the clothing
he Immediately recognized them and
being suspicious that it had been stolen
called Patrolmen McGrath and Curren
and Nolan was placed under arrest,
charged with theft. Subsequently when
the facts of the burglary on Davenport
avenue became known the charge was
changed from theft to burglary. AS he
was unable to procure bonds he spent
the night in the lookup, and will be ar
raigned in the city court this morning.
The police also succeeded yesterday in
apprehending two violators of the Sun
day liquor law. They are Edward f.
Turbert, who keeps a saloon at. 675
Grand avenue, and James Doyle, a
saloonkeeper at 217 Congress avenue.
About 6 o'clock last evening Patrolman
Poronto McKeon, Linsley and Caul-
field went to Turbert's saloon and they
alleged that outside Of the saloon Thom-
as J. McNulty was stationed as a SEN
tinel, and VIXEN he saw the officers
coy, INC l1a e1natvic h11ttn0
and gave the signal to those inside the
saloon,
The officers, however, increased their
pace and succeeded in getting inside the
saloon. Here they found Patrick Nc
Queeney, Thomas j. Dorney, Patrick
Barry and Turbert, the proprietor,w while
on the bar was a quantity of liquor.
Turbert was arrested, charged with vio-
lation of the Sunday liquor law, and
subsequently released under bonds of
$100 The three other men were also
arrested, chargd with being found in
a saloon on Sunday, and were released
under bonds of $75 each. McNulty was
also arrested, charged with giving in
formation of the approach of the po-
| lice, and released under $1O0 bonds. The
| bond in each case was furnished by Pat
rick Higgins, down town saloon keep
er.
Patrolmen Hyde and Cooney early
| last evening saw James Doyle saloon
| keeper at 217 Congress avenue, in the
act Of passing a 'growler" Of beer out
of his saloon to a woman customer,
Bridget Griffin, and promptly arrested
| him. charging him with violation of
| the Sunday liquor law. He was sub
| seduentIy released under 800 bonds.
| Bridget Griffin and John Gray, who
were found on the premises, were also
arrested and released on bonds.