The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-11
FIFTY BOTTLES OF BEER.
Were Missing When Antonio Nicolini
Sought 1t.

For the alleged theft of 80 bottles 0
beer, articles loose and portable, accord
ing to the larceny law, and palatable ac
cording to the reputed testimony o
those who know. Royal Carlin was ar
raigned before Judge H. w. Scott il
city court this forenoon. Carlin entered
plea of guilty and paid S. fine anc
costs of S5.l4, agreeing at the same tims
to return the half hundred bottles. which
the state claimed were stolen. The re-
spondent was arrested by Officer Johr
w. Dineen on city court warrant is
sued at the request of Grand Juror A
G. Fay.
1t is alleged that the beer was the
property OF one Antonio Nieolini, who
occupies jointly a tenement with the re-
spondent at Farwell street. The last
time Nicolini saw his beer it is said
was when he went to the cellar yes
terday. In the evening it was gone.
William Magoon, charged with assault
and breach OF the peace, came into court
yesterday afternoon and pleaded guilty
before Judge Scott. Sentence was de-
ferred until this noon. Medical men ex-
amined the young man and gave their
opinion that he should not be sent to
Waterbury for observation at the state
hospital.
Arthur Comstock, formerly of South
Barre was taken in Randolph yesterday
and brought to police headquarters by
Deputy Sheriff A. NJ, Morrison. This
morning charge of non support was
preferred against him by States Attor-
ney j. Ward Carver and after a con-
ference with the court and the respond
ent, the case was entered as mol pressed.
Mrs. Paulina Cerasoli, whose house
was raided by police officers, came into
court this morning and waived examina-
tion on the charge preferred against her
in connection with the seizure of alleged
contraband goods at her home. The
liquor was ordered condemned but an
appeal was taken and bail on the goods
was fixed at $50. Mrs. Cerasoli fur
nished bail in the sum of $500 for her
appearance in county court. In the abb
sence of r. A. Hoar, who was retained
by the woman, S. Hollister jackson APP
peared, with Grand Juror A. G. Fay
the state.
In spite of Mrs. Cerasoli's decision to
waive, the state decided to put several
witnesses on the stand in the case
against the liquor. 1t transpired that
The respondentw as a probationer when
Probation Officer Charles A. Smith ap-
oeared, Mrs. Cerasoli having been al
owed her liberty under a suspended
sentence after her plea of guilty to
'elling charge in county court last
'pring. 1t was therefore decided to linn
t all testimony apropos the liquor in
he present case of April ?, 1912. when
he woman is alleged to have pleaded
yuilty for prior violations of the law.
Even Mckenzie was the first witness
md he denied visiting the Cerasoli house
n many months. He was examined by |
he grand juror. Officer Ed. L. Mcleod, |
Who with other officers, conducted the |
aid this week, was the next to testify, |
nd he told of discovering alleged con-
raband goods in places of coneealment |
t the Cerasoli house.
In county court yesterday, William
loren of this city pleaded guilty to a
ubsequent offense of intoxication and |
aid Sl5 fine and costs of prosecution.
loren was arraigned in municipal court
ONE weeks ago and took an appeal on
eing adjudged guilty of the offeuse,