New Britain herald., 1927-07-29
Bristol Meus
LIQUOR IN HOME
COSTS owner $50
Police Find Two Quarts in King
Street House
AMATEUR BOUTS TONIGHT

Gard to be Given at Nfurxy F1eld-
Registrars Schedule Sfeetings 70
Enroll Voters-Rattle Snake Sold
For SIS.
Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan today
assessed John Bezniski OF 100 King
street $50 on a charge Of keeping
liquor with intent to SELL. after A..
sistant Prosecuting Attorney Robert
j. Stack announced that he had
agreed to such penalty with At.
torney William DeRosier provided
the accused pleaded guilty.
The home of Bezinski was visited
last evening at 9 o'clock by Sergeant
Henry Jeglnski and Officers VII
liam Thompson and Edgar Norton
and two quarts of alleged liquor con-
fiscated. Bezinski. upon advice Of
his counsel, pleaded guilty to the
one count against him. It was his
first appearance before the local
court.
registrars to Meet
The registrars or their deputies of
the various voting districts OF the
city will be in session from IL o'clock
noon to p. m. standard time. on
Friday August and IL, for the pur-
pose of making an enrolment Of the
legal voters residing in tho four vot-
ing districts. Any elector may make
written or personal application for
! enrolment to either registrar Of the
voting district in which the elector
may have been registered as i LEGAL
voter on the last official registry list
| in the district. 1t Is also essential
, that each applicant state in his ap-
plication the party with which he is
affiliated. -.
Amateur Bouts Tonight
card of eight amateur bouts
will be run off at Muzzy field this
J evening under the auspices Of the
Park Athletic club. The star bout
will be between Harry Bell Of Hart
ford, colored light heavyweight
champion, and Charlie Rasmussin OF
| Waterbury. The other bouts on the
card are as follows: Joe GrAsson,
Waterbury. vs.. Johnnie Lawson, Ter.
ryville, lis pound class: Ray Dolin
of Waterbury vs.. Charlie Stevens Of
Hartford ,147 pound class: Joe BIZ
amo of Waterbury vs.. Mickey Null
Inns of Hartford. 1873 pound class;
John De Tell vs.. Jack Kelly Of Hart
ford. 1872 pound class: Mike Cavaliri
of Bristol vs.. Ray Curtiss Of Water
bury, 11S pound class: Tony Laviero
of Bristol vs.. K. o. Kelly OF Holyoke,
100 pound class; Gene Martin, light
weight champion Of New England
vs.. Geno George Morocco Of Water
bury, 1875 pound class.
Kid kaplan Of Meriden will act in
the capacity of referee. This 10 the
| first Of series Of open air bouts to
be sponsored by the Park Athletic
club at Muzzy field.
Engagement Announced
| Mr.. and Mrs. August Wjtthaeeer
of 30 Walnut street have announced
tt engagement Of their daughter.
Miss Mary Eleanor Witthaeger to
Harry Foley Of Burlington, VI.
Buys Rather
A Waterbury man, whose name
was not announced, purchased the
rattlesnake on exhibition At the
Boulevard Pharmacy yesterday for.
SIS. 1t is understood that the rat
tier is to be killed and used in the
making OF snake oil ingredient.
Bridge Nearing Completion
The highway bridge on the Farm
ington avenue turnpike Is nearing
completion and it is expected that
the new state road between this city
anG Pennington will be opened
within the next four or five weeks.
The abutments have been completed
and the road on either side Of the
river has been laid for the past sew
eral weeks.
With the opening Of the new
thoroughfare, Bristol residents will
be provided with new and shorter
route to Hartford. the distance over
| Pennington avenue being several
miles less than the route which now
leads through Plainville center and
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