The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-23
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 Many continued hearings in cases with violation of the liquor statutes charged, resulting from several weeks activity on the part of state policemen, particularly in parts of the city oecu- pied by foreign speaking residents, were added to the regular city court docket today making the session an al1-day affair and occupying the at tention of both Judge Thomas c. CoughIin and Deputy Judge Frank L. Wilder.
 John Assencio of 263 Hamilton stret was fined $50 and costs on a charge of keeping open and selling, a demurrer entered by Attorney Rob ert G. DeForest being overruled. In addition he was fined $10 and costs on 8, charge of assaulting State Police man Frank Virel1i at the time of the arrest and there was a not guilty yer dict in the result of the hearing of re- sistance charges Mrs. Assencio of the same address was fined $35 and costs on similar charges and Joseph As sencio was fined $5- and costs of charges of purchasing, or frequenting. Fines of $5 and costs with Judgment suspended, the latter on account of confinement while the cases were awaiting trial were imposed on Ehford Rusenbach, John Collins, John Reilly and Charles Willard. Attorney A. M. ComIey prosecuted.
 Mrs Nannia. Marsa1a, proprietor of a rooming house in connection with a restaurant at Water and State streets, was fined $35 and costs on 8 charge of selling without a license. State police attaches testified that they had bought beer there in connection with meals. Attorney Abe S. Geduldig appeared for the defense. An appeal was allowed under bonds of $100.
 Frank Izzo of Willard street was fined S35 and costs on charges of keep ing open and selling illegally, 9 de- murrer entered by Attorney Frederic A. Bartlett being oyerru1ed- Frequent ing, or purchasing charges, against Angelo Dibfas and Tony SuItflo were nolled on account of their having been in confinement during the continu- ance proceedings while bonds of $25 each were forfeited by Tony Clement, Marteno Delbuono, John Delbuono. Joseph DeIhuono and Martin De1buo-
 Joseph TripardeIH of North Wash ington avenue was fined $50 and costs on charges of keeping open and sell ing, following the everything of de- murrer entered by Attorney C1itus H. King. bond of s20c was set for an appeal. Fines Of $5 and costs each were imposed upon the following upon charges of frequenting, or purchasing, with the amount of bonds for an ap peal set al $1OO: Frank Fun1cO, NIGH o1as Tranoui11o, Carlo PasqueriIlo and SabeIo Eo1a.
 The hearing of charges of keeping open and selling against John Chiota of North Washington avenue was continued until January 1 upon the re- quest of Attorney CHtus H. King, who expressed his intention of enter ing a demurrer. Charges of purchas- ing, freQuenting, against Joseph Perry, Michael Poo1er and Mary Es- posito were continued until the same time.
 Tn order to allow further investi- gation, non-support charges against Gilbert L. Schoffeld formerly of ST Chester street but recently of Nor " ak. were continued until tomorrow. He makes a defense that the lack cf interest in domestic matters is due to