New Britain herald., 1926-09-03
KAUFMAN IS FINED
FOR KEEPING beer
Traffic Officer Pleads Guilty.
Zahary Bros. Are Freed
EXAMS GIVEN TUESDAY
Deficiency Tests for High School
Pupils to Be Given Tuesday-New
Britain Orioles Here Sunday
Firemen Meet Tonight-Briefs.

David Kaufman, local traffic. Of
fleer. pleaded guilty to a charge of
keeping intoxicating liquor with M
tent to sell when his case came UP
before Justice L. S. Mills OF the town
court here yesterday afternoon.
Kautman's soft drink and confec-
tionery store at the corner of Whit
ing and Broad streets was raided
last Friday by Deputy Sheriff E. W.
Furrey and two out-of-town depu-
ties, 16 cases of alleged beer being
found and confiscated.
The beer was sent to Hartford and
analysed, 1t showed an alcoholic con-
tent OF 40 per cent and Kaufman
was placed under arrest. Yesterday
he appeared in court without coun-
sci and entered a plea OF guilty. The
evidence was produced by Grand
Juror s. S. Gwillim, who acted for
the town, and Justice Mills found
Kaufman guilty. lie was fined 500
and costs OF $50, $50 being remit
ted.
Some Jamaica ginger was found
In the raid but kaufman produced
a permit for this.
Zalarys Freed.
The alleged beer found when the
Palace of Sweets was raided imme-
diately after the descent on kauf-
mans place proved upon analysis to
be mere near beer and no charge
was placed against the Zahary Bros,
who conduct the establishment. Six
returned by the authorities, and the
Zaharys today are wondering If they
are to receive compensation for this.
They weren't bashful about com
ing in and raiding the place" one
OF the proprietors said today, so
why should we be bashful about ask
ing to be paid?7
High School News
The Plainvilie high school will
open Wednesday morning at SIS
o'clock. Only the entering freshmen
will report at this time. Sophomores
and juniors are to report at the
school Wednesday afternoon at l
o'clock.
Deficiency examinations will be
given at the school Tuesday morn
tended the high school last year and
intend to take one of these EXAM
nations must notify Principal Phil
lips H. Lord before Monday night
and must be able to show that sys-
tcmatic study has been carried on
throughout the summer months.
High school entrance examinations
for freshmen pupils will be held at
the high school on Tuesday morn
ing, Sept 7, at . o'clock, daylight
time.
All boys who graduated from
Plainville grammar school In June.
1926, and who desire to attend state
trade school in New Britain must
secure the approval of the Plainville
town school committee for attend
nnce and payment of transportation
through the office of the superin-
tendent of schools. Otherwise the
town is not responsible for payment
Of transportation.
Mrs. Dorazio Explains
Mrs. Loretta Dorazio, wife OF
Frank Dorazio, today told a Herald
reporter that she had consulted
counsel for the purpose of forcing
her husband to support her and her f.
baby, aged six weeks. Dorazio yes
terday advertised that he would not |
responsible for bills contracted by /
any person other than himself.
In her statement TO the reporter, .
Mrs. Dorazio said: Il did not leave .
my home without just cause. ! was ,
forced to return to my mothers ,
home on account of being left in
my own home without food by my |
husband. It was impossible TO keep /
= six weeks old baby in house
food or fire"
Notes
Frank Caparrelli has sold prop
,rty at ATS West Main street to John
md Marian Hudacll through p. De
lpzze and S. Speck.
The barber shops will be open
Until 10 o'clock Monday, Labor Day.
II. Garfield Jones has been spend
ng a weeks vacation in Winsted.
Firemen Meet Tonight
Another meeting of the fire COM
,any will be held at o'clock to-