Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-24
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but were pushed back into the room by
the officers On the table were the cards.
about So in change and some brass
poker chips which. were seized by the
officers.
Terringno said he was not in the room
where the officers entered but was pass
ting through the hallway. All the officers
could not state whether Ferringno was
IN the room or not. In the case OF Cou-
IL, the only minor, Probation Officer S.
Arnold Peckham was appointed guar
dian ad Item. Coutu said he was in the
place but was sorry and asked for Gle
raency. Traintor told the court that
straight poker was being played and
that Coutu was dealing when the Off
GERS arrived. The court was in soma
doubt as to which Of the Mazzotas oD-
Grated the place Charles Mazzola had
bee mined previously for running
gambling place but in court Michael
Mazzols shouldered the blame, saying he
had taken over his brothers share IN the
business some time ago. Charles MAJ
zola then pleaded guilty 10 being fre-
quenter Of the place.
Michael Mazda was fined SIS and
costs amounting TO 1895, Ferringno's
probation for three months and the 9th
e-s were fned 50 and costs, amounting
TO S7.15.
Max Brettsehneider, of No. III Main
street, pleaded not guilty to the charge
Of having in his possession Intoxicating
liquors with intent to sell. Brettschnei-
der said he had a 192o-21 permit to sell
the Jamaica. ginger but as the 1922 list
did not contain this permit he had sold
none since December 31st. The officers
The place and the case against Brett
schneider was dropped, he being assess
ed the costs in the case, s10.15.
The court stated that the case against
Stanley O'Bara Of NJ. g. Main street
was not proven. The seizure by the Of
fcers on Saturday was . carton Of
peach EXTRACT" which. according to
the label was 55 per cent alcohol. o.
Bara produced receipt showing that
the extract was purchased two years
ago and said that because the extract
sold for s1.25 he had little call for it,
BE had sold none within a year. The
court then nolled this case.
John and Louis Bender. of Lebanon,
were before Justice of the Peace William
Coon. Louis was arrested Friday night
in this city and fined in the court Sat
u-day morning for intoxication. At the
home Of Louis the officers found still.
John Bender was fined S25 and costs
amounting TO s52.25 and Louis Bender
$50 and costs amounting to s7765. Both
were given thirty days IN jail, execution
Of judgment being suspended. The Ben
ders will be brought before the United
Gtates district court on the charge Of
having still in their possession.
Miss Julia Howavec Of Main street
/ and John MarliowSki. Of Milk street,
we're married Monday morning at o.
clock at st. Joseph's church by Rev. OF.
- s. Beaumlster, who celebrated the
nuptial high mass. Eugene Hickey ans
/ Miss Clarissa Woznik were the attend
ants. The bride was gowned in white
satin wore a tulIe veil and carried 8
! shower bouquet of bride roses. He
! maid wore pink crepe de chine with ha
! to match and carried pink roses Mrs
! Edmund Portelance played the Brida
! Chorus from Lche1grin and during tn
! ceremony Leo Haggerty sang o Promis
! lie and Ave Maria. The bridal part,
Itaotorsd 10 Hartford for breakfas
! et the Hotel Heublein. Mr. and Mrs
/ Narkowsii will make their home in thei
( newly furnished apartment on Uniol
street.
Wednesday evening OF this week Is t.
/ "- Polish night at the Y. NJ. c. A., a
y which time Polish residents Of the cit
''ill be The guests of the association. TIL
: olmirtee consisting of John PatrosIei
/ Andrew Ogoziak and Joseph Sadeski ha.
arranged an attractive program, consist
/ ing Of bowling between two teams mad
| Up Of men, and two composed of youn
| women; a pocket pool contest: ruusI,
| hy a Polish orchestra: singing, brief ad
! dresses, wrestling, and an entertainment
( by the Kaiatchitz brothers of Eastford
/ Group games and dancing will conplet
the program. The evening has bee.
| planned under the auspices Of the Amer
! icanization department.
William S. Congdon, of this CITY ST,
peryisor Of federal prohibition enforce
! ment officers Of eastern Connecticut. +
| his report to Federal Director Harry +
| Mackensie Of Hartford Saturday, emu
| merated the work Of his department be
/ tween Sept. u and Jan. 10 as follows
I Raids maze I'll, So stills witt, total ca
pacity Of $40 gallons seized. 1900 pound
| Of sugar, ~ barrels of hard cider, 9
| barrels Of wine, 190 gallons Of aleoho
| 40 gallons of moonshine and whiske,
| lt765 bottles Of home brew, and $50
gallons Of mash. Convictions were Sc
! cured in cases involving twenty-five sa
looms. three hotels. twelve dwellin
| houses and nine stores. The four auto
mobiles seized include REQ Speed Wa
gon, a Scripps-Booth .runabout. Dodg
sedan and Packard touring car.
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