Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-10

ACtOHnGE clarence RA ES9CIEGb repre-
 4aling several licensed liquor deal-
 Fs made a statement at the meeting u the town council that he had in his possession the names and address es of twenty mine persons in Wester- ly who were selling liquor and beer contrary to law, and that his clients would furnish the evidence in most of the eases. This evidence has not been produced but Chief of Police Brown and his men have made. liquor ity in two instances since then The first was at Biaokler's and a large amount of w'et goods were seized and subsequently, oonascated to the state and ordered destroyed.
 Saturday afternoon Chief Brown ac- ccanpanied by Officers West and Nit chell. ralded the premises of Joseph Gabrielle in Oak street and seized half a barrel of beer on draught and small quantities of whiskay and vermouth. The officers found the usual parapher- na1ta of drinking places and also 8 gallon Jug that had recently been emp- tied of whiskey, The goods were taken to the police station and the owner will be given opportunity to claim same at the session of the Third dis tr4ct court next Friday,
 AS a recent meeting of che Westerly Ministerial association committee vgas appointed to prepare resolution for presentation to the authorities of
 
 Hoplfinton, relative to the suppression of ali devices of gambling nature within the jurisdiction of the assocda- ton. Though expected, no conmuni- cation was received from the min ssters at the monthly meeting of the town council, and 1t was supposed the matter was being held for further con- stderation. So the cigar slot machines, the cigar and candy cards continued in operation, but they will operate no more for the present at least.
 Saturday evening Town Solicitor A gard served notice on all stores where these alleged gambling devices had been operated that the business must cease or prosecution would be made of the offenders In every instance he was assured that his orders would he respected
 Josepss comVarto, who is held under bonds for trial accused of stabbing L1iggf Murvano with knife, was sur rendered to Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown. Sunday, by Joseph Gabrille, his bondsman Gabrielle brought made declaration that he would not be responsible for the. appearance of Comvarto and wanted his bond re- leased. As this was a matter for court action. Comparto was held at the po- lice station. Later the matter was brought to the attention of Judge Will Hams of the Third district court and Comvarto was released on bonds fur n1shed by MT. and Mrs. Luiggi Sutzt- Comvarto has a wife and children and has for a long time been in the sem- ploy of the Pawoatuck Valley Street Railway company. and says he has no intention of avoiding trial, as the act was committed in self defense. Mur- ano has been confined to his home since the assault was committed over three weeks ago.
 Az a special meeting of the Irish American club Tn Providence Saturday for the annual banquet on the night of St Patrfcks day. The guests of the club will be Chief Justice Clark John son of the supreme court, Hon. John Doran. judges of the superior court, and Rev. Fathers Peter H. Blessing, Peter B. Hanley and John F. Reardon, who addressed the club on former St. Patrick's day celebrations.
 The after dinner speeches will be made by Niles A McNamee, John J. Fitzgerald, Rev. Frank Craig, Con- gressman Ambrose Kennedy, Governor Gainer, John T. Beating and John F. Meansy.
 The annual supper of the Peieg s. Barber Hose company and the at- kendant entertainment, held Saturday
  tuck, was attended by nearly all the and was 8 thoroughly enjoy able event. The late MT. Barber, for whom the organization was named, made provision in his will for an an nual supper fQr members of the com pany and to make it perpetual. he left a fund the interest from which fs to provide the fund to defray the ex- penses of this annual entertainment.
 Local Iaconica
 Narragansett Pier may have a reg 1lar aviation line next summer, as l plans are under consideration to es- i tablish one to Newport
 Peter Clemens left Sunday for Chi l cago, where he Is to join the Milwau- l kee baseball team and go into win ] ter training at Owensburg, Kentucky.
 When the Novogroslzi building is re- l 1t will include a section de- 1 voted to vaudeville and motion pic- l lures with a seating capacity of 800. l
 George P. Gardner, for the past three l
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