Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-08
DANIELSON
All But One of the Liquor Raid Cases Continued a Week-Pony Express Case Not Brought Up-OliVer White, Who Threatened to Kill State Police, in Jail in Default of $2,0oo Bonds.

The cases of all but one of those arrested in the state police liquor raids hero Friday night were continued un- til next Saturday at g a. m., after those charged with violations of the law had been put to plea before Deputy Judge James N. Tucker in the town court Saturday morning.
 Deputy Judge James N: Tucker pre- sided at the session, which was long drawn out, and which was attended by an audience that damned the court room.
 William Welch of Attawaugan pleaded hot guilty to counts charging him with the sale of cider on Feb. 23 (two sales) to Lewis Simoncini, a de- tective who has been operating in town for nearly two months. Jug Of cider and more than a dozen bottles of Jamaica ginger, 95 per cent. alcohol, were seized by the state police when they raided Welch's place at Alta waugan Friday night, but nothing was said about that Saturday morning. MT. but he appeared in court Saturday morning and produced John Doyle as bondsman for $500 for his appearance next Saturday. q
 Natalo Zicarr6, a resident on Fur mace street, pleaded not guilty to sell ing wine on Jan. 8 to Lewis SimOncini and to keeping with intent to sell. The court fixed his bond at $500, which he was unable to furnish, and went to jail. A quantity of beer was seized at Zicarro's house in Friday nights raid.
 Antonio Mazzerelli, charged with keeping with intent to sell, this being a second offense, for the prisoner was convicted of similar charge on March If of last year, a license year in this town, pleaded not guilty. He said that the wine seized at his house, 28 quarts. Friday night was kept for his own pnI1l6 mt furnish h0ndS of $500 for his release until trial of his case next Saturday. so went to jail.
 Madeliana Mazzerelli, Antonio's wife, called at the police station to see her husband, bringing their little baby, early Saturday morning and was her self locked up. Later she was also charged with violation of the liquor laws, sales of wine to Simoncini on Jan. 5 and Feb 10. Her plea was not guilty. On account of the baby, Prosecuting Attorney A. G. Bill allow ed her to go on her own recognizance, she having declared she could not fur nish bonds of $2O0. She will appear Saturday.
 Armand Goulet, g, West Side boy, arrested Saturday morning. got into pleaded guilty to selling half pint of whiskey, which he said he bought in Putnam, to Simoncini. Goulet bought the pint for his own use, it is said.
 Philip RObarge, 26, pleaded not guilty to procuring a pint of whiskey for Simoncini. His case was contin- ued until Saturday, his bonds fixed at $1o0.
 AS, to the seizure of the cargo of the pony express, bringing orders from Putnam for distribution by Eli Dage- nias, agent, nothing was said in court Saturday, beyond the announcement of the continuing of the case until next Saturday. It is anticipated that this case will develop some technical points that will be of special interest in rela- ton to the order traffic that has been gong on openly here for months.
 Sent to Jail.
 At an early morning session of the town court Saturday. Judge Harry B. Back presiding, Cornelius Kelleher, for having been intoxicated and for breach of the peace, was sentenced to serve 60 days in jail and to pay costs amounting to s12.14. Kelleher was ar rested in the Dayville section of the town Friday night by Constable Hosea Greene.