New Britain herald., 1925-10-17
RAIDERS GET MAN
 AND ALCOHOL LOAD
Giovanni OttaVi Of New Britain
 Caught With Goods
WAS DELIVERING ALCOHOL
Mystic Order of samaritans Comes to 1own For Colorful Ceremony Jesuits to Conduct Mission at St. Joseph's Church.


 Jesuits to Conduct Mission at St. Joseph's Church.
 Caught red handed In the act of delivering & ten gallon can Of al- cohol at home in East Bristol, Giovanni Ottayi of 297 LaSalle street, New Britain, was booked a. police Headquarters last night un- der bonds of sl,0oo for court today on charges of violation of the Vol stead act. Being unable 10 furnish bond. he remained in the local lock- up for the night.
 The story of OttaN's capture as related by the raiding squad of the police resembles some of the fiction tales of Scotland Yard. Early last night, the raiders knew that some- one wah In the city making contra band deliveries. Checking up here and there, trap was set for the place in East Bristol, which had been raided a week ago. The de- duction of the raiding squad was correct and around 9:S0 o'clock a motor car appear at the home. AS soon as the delivery was being made the officers jumped out and arrest cd Ottavi, confscating his car and the alcohol.
 OttaN protested vehemently at | the police station that this was his first offense and that he was merely a workman for someone else, whom he seemed too polite to mention. On his person was found an order book, which showed that a consignment of $500 worth of contraband had been delivered 10 him on, that day.
 The New Britain police were noti- fled but reported later that nothing had been found in a raid at the home of Ottavi so that the disap- pearance Of the large consignment was worrying the police of two cities last night
 Ottavi was fined s250 by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan at the police court session this morning. Joseph Ronzello was fined scoo and costs on a charge of violation of the liquor law. Continuance was granted until Monday in the case of Stanislaus Zablicki Of { Laurel Place. charged with violation of the liquor law.
 Benjamin F, Benson, Jr., charged with operating motor car without the permission of the owner, wa. fined s@5 and costs by Judge Will liam l. Malone. Dennis Rich charged with allowing an animal tc roam at large, had his case con. tnucd until November 30. Rich i, the owner of pony which was in, ,Volyed in an automobile accident on the Memorial Boulevard two weeks ago in which Michael Gaitis ot School street suffered injuries.
 Wanted Oycrcoat Desk Officer Joseph Strup of the local police department was given g surprise last night, when young boy appeared at the headquarters and asked for the "overcoat found in an automobile" after a collision two weeks ago. The owner Of tht oNercoat and also of an accordion and a motor car has been missinl from his home in New Britain since the time Of the crash, whicl damaged Southington car, as wei . as the New Haven machine. Tn, state authorities gave the owner O the abandoned machine as Danie Trotasen of New Britain.
 Dedication Today
 Dedication Of the new St. Jo seph's cemetery was planned fo this afternoon, when the ceremonie will be directed by Bishop John J Milan, In case Of stormy weather a on the original date, the cemeter, will be dedicated at o'clock ot Sunday afternoon.
 Orientals Invade City
 The city was captured today hl Korom Sanctorum of Hartford, Mys lie Order of Samaritans as the mi tiation of class from this city wa, scheduled as a part of the day, Iceremonials, The degree team o' the lodge will drill this afternoon a' the high school grounds after the high school football game. The committees in charge Of the event follow:
 General conmittee-- William W Thompson, chairman; Merton r. Reid, secretary and Albert W Hughes, secretry.
 Moor feast committee Ernes Lambert, chairman; William s Vance. Henry Covert, Benjamir Clark, John Nichols, Walter J Clark, Oscar Houde, Perry Nc Master, John W. Tease and Edwar, Prant.
 Refreshment committee -- Harr ". Futile, chairman; Merton r