New Britain herald., 1926-08-16

department and the car was re- turned to its owner
 | |. S. N. V. Meeting { The regular meeting of c. A. Had sell Camp. United Spanish War Veterans and the Ladies' Auxiliary, will hold joint meeting this eve ming at o'clock in Arcanum hall.
 Police Vacations
 Policemen Aldie Breault and John Mclaughlin start today on their an- nual vacation of two weeks.
 Officers Arthur Messier and James | McNamee will resume their duties after 14 days vacation.
 Former Resident Dies
 Mrs. Florence Hogan, former resident of Bristol. died last Friday night at her home in Hartford Of complications, following an illness of several weeks. She is survived by ' her husband and two children. { George and Helen and her parents. i Mir. and Mrs. Bennett of Hartford; also by four sisters, Mrs. Elsie Egg gleston Of Caiskill, N. r.; Mrs. Edith Firth and Mrs. Leo Remillard of Hartford, and Mrs. James Marco of this city.
 The funeral was held at 2 o'clock this morning from the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Hartford and burial was in the West ceme- tery. this city.
 City Clerks Ofice
 of Cordan street Forestyile, and Miss Edith Goranson of Washington Street, Forestville, both clerks in the office of city clerk, are enjoying their an- nual vacation of two weeks. Miss Granger has gone to Camp Of the Woods in the Adirondack mountains and Miss Goranson to Point of Woods. also located in the Adiron- dacks.
 Loyal Ncighbors Meeting
 The Loyal Neighbors of America will hold their regular meeting at S o'clock this evening in Rcd Mems hall.
 Liquor Raids Saturday Night
 The liqucr squad visited a num- Der of places last Saturday night, three arrests being made.
 At s ?. m. the home of John Silycstroyicz Of 2t7 Park street was visited and two quarts of liquor connscated. Considerable time vas taken in the search and 1t was not until the officers had dug around the chicken coop that they met with success. Attorney Joseph P. O'Con- nell appeared for the accused and entered a plea of guilty before Judge William J. Malone in the city court this morning fine of s1o0 and costs and jail sentence of so days being imposed. The jail sen- tence was suspended for one year.
 The next place to he raided was the home of Peter Karlonis of e11 Park street. where one five-gallon can of liquor was found also buried in the chicken coop. This was the third offerse for karlonis and he was fined s100 and costs and sen fenced 10 jail for 30 days by Judge Malone He was represented by Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell. Zig mund Remkus, Joseph Norpus, Jo- seph kapoldioz and John Jacunas, found in an intoxicated condition in the home of Karlonis, were all hend BPS and costs.
 The raiders next went 10 the store and home of Sylvester Faczina of 25 Park street, where one one gallon jug of liquor was found. He was represented in court by Attorney Anthony Rich. who stated that his client had sold no liquor since the first part of May. when he was warned 10 discontinue the practice by Officer Henry Jeginski. The man has seven children. the oldest of whom Is 5 years of age and the court was inclined to he lenient with him on his promise to get out of the business. fine of soS and costs was imposed in his case.
 Other Court Cases
 Arthur Doiran and Frank Ean- tigne. both Of 2S Lawrence street. Hartford were arrested at 1:20 p. m. yesterday by Officer Timothy LdlH u'Il Httf iHf CfllNtt ol T OiOSt- vile. after they had disregarded his signal Upon investigation he found that neither of the men had drivers license. nor was the reg istration for the automobile in their ro-snceion. It developed. however. that Doiran. who owned the car. had left his registration card at home. Both pleaded guilty to driving with out license and fine Of s25 and costs was imposed in each case.
 The case of Peter Fantasia of Is School street, charged with keeping his pool room open last evening. ended in a s10 fine.
 Frank Hays and Herbert Chaplin, arrested early this morning by Of ficer Thomas Mccarthy, who found them in an intoxicated condition in an ice wagon in Snyder & Norton's yard on Federal street, were placed on probation for three months.
 Joseph Robinson of 42S North Main street, arrested at 1880 o'clock this morning by Officers Albert Pare and William Thompson. charged with operating an automobile with out drivers license. was fined s25 and costs. George Treaner of New Britain, who owned the car but who was in the back seat asleep. was fined s5 and costs on a charge Of drunkenness. Trainers license had been suspended a short time ago for reckless driving.
 Michael Henerbery, charged with breach of the peace and assault, was penalized s10 and costs. He was arrested at 7;so ?. m. Saturday by Officer Dewey Carpenter at the
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