The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-13
Result Of Raid
 Cases In Court
Police Have Been on Their Job
 and Know What's Doing
Fine and Jail Sentence Meted Out tossMollie Bruno-Lexing- ton Avenue Place Raided

Before Judge Foster in the city court today, trials of keepers of disorderIy houses and the freouenters, replete with detail and disclosures as to the evidence being collected of resorts supp posed to be closed on Water street and Lexington avenue, resulted ip severe penalties being imposed on all those arraigned.
 Mo1Iie Bruno, the alleged proprietor of the Spagetti house at Al Water street where the Cava1eri girl was sit ting when called for by the as sassins who later shot her to death in Stratford was adjudged guilty of fined s25 and costs and sentenced to jail for 30 days. Gug Marto, g. frequenter living at 46 Lexington ave- nue was fined s5 and costs while position of cook, but was alleged by Capt. Began to have been a t'lookout' for the resort was fined $25.
 Conclusive evidence as to the nature of the resort kept by Josephine Chat field, at 1O6 Lexington avenue, raided early this morning by Sergeant A. L. Prout with Patrolmen Kraft, Gregory. John Corigan and James Burnes, led to a fine of $50 being imposed upon the woman Alvean Goodman a fgsGn@tsr ps:1,;s rseelevsd $2S and costs costs Alexander Scales and Frank Ferris, inmates of the raided tenement, were each fined $10 upon a like complaint
 The sensation of the morning was sprung when Lawyer F. B. FalIon, af- ter severely t1eckling Sergt. Hazel. who procured evidence against and conducted the raid upon the Bruno place in Water street, attempted to pursue the same tactics with Patrol man Frank HoIbrook. The patrolmap under high tension from the scathing evidence against the various resorts upon his beat. finally retaliated by dis closing the fact that conclusive evil dence as to the nature of the house in question was not only in the hands of his superiors but that facts are in the possession of the police which show street formerly closed in raids of year ago is now open. That more raids in that section were premature ly disclosed was apparent rom the who was called to substantiate the preceding witness. It was learned that police officials high in authority various districts Of the city, standing for hours under cover, that evidence waaranting arrests in the dens might be accumulated. Lawyer Fal1on was reprimanded by the court for argu- nnent with Witness HoIbrook during his cross examination.
 A demonstration on the part Of friends of the accused Bruno woman who shuffled from the court as sem tence was imposed, resulted in the contempt of court of a spectator who Ignored Court Officer Finnegan's or der to remove his hat while in the presence of the judge. He was or dered returned to court, but later apologizing secured suspension of Judgment and was permitted to depart without hts name being secured. It was alleged by numerous wit nesses that the resort at 106 Lexing- ton avenue has long been a disgrace to the neishborhood, drunken reveIry and urseernIy noise being common and annoying occprrence.
 Gral counsel for Levinia Barber, and Townsend Rausf1nore, apprehended yesterday in a raid upon the Pink Block, Housatonic avenue, the charge of maintaining resort Of ilI-fame was changed to "using abusive language" in the case of Rushmore, and a con- tinuance was granted until Novem- ber IA