New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-20
DILUTED ALCOHOL
TAKEN FROM T0TER
John Pierre Arrested After Sale
Is Observed
SELLS PINT; FINED SiG5
Oct"gcnarian Passes Away - Death
of Mr.. cnry ". Ric:iards-ken-
sicgton scores Nictur.-At h. Of
L. Convention,

fine OF SIS and costs was
meted out III po4lCe cou. tins MOI A.
ing b. JuCse Jo.ypn NJ. Donovan to
joan Iltlle OF 100 North Nam
street, VINO WIS al,rs;ed Saturday
eNenlNS by O4lttr hilliam Thos4ip-
son o ti!c Liquor Sqiau alter h. had
accepted m~Auy o. Il pint OF l.u4"r.
he b1t,lc Cont4lnl,.- diluted dlro-
Aol Wis taken frohI i1e re person
- h "1s ent@rins d business ,.tlb-
Il. sliAcnt or North Main street.
chcer Thompson testified that on
saturday evening he had watched
llcrfe activities for d consider a bic
period and had seen him deliver IL
qaor 10 customers on tour occasions
te1ore he made the arrest. Ser
goant Henry Jesllnski also testified
1hat ne had received a number Of
Complaints within the past week
from business men on North Main
street because of Pierro's activities,
Attorney Anthony j. Rich. who
represented Pierre, stated that bic
client was the victim of peculiar cit-
cumstcnccs. For the past two weeks
Nc had sold several bottles of LIQUOR
bu1 Tor a party ramed f. Tavlo-
Wao lived in the same house This
statement vas oorroboratcd bv both
Jesllnskl and Thompson who m
formed the court that a search If
laylor rooms revealed three hints
cl liquor. which were confyclted
Taylor however. apparently being
informed OF Pierre's arrest. disan.
peared through rear entrance
prlcf 70 the arrival of the officors
According 10 the police they possess
M formation which they believe will
Ultimately result in Taylors arrest
fincd For Drunken Driving
N2r carlson of l5a Fair street
p!caded guilty to charges Of drivin.
'nacr The innu9nce of liquor and
'ckl"ss driving and was fined s1oo
md costs.
larson was arrested Sunday aft
by Sergeant Henry Jc-lins,k,
n Forostville. ''''7@''
T.neI For IHtoAication
= me OF $40 and costs wa. i'm
ooscd on Edward Olson, CHARGED
vain intoxication, by Judge 1osenh
w. Donovan in the city court TO-DAY,
,ison vas arrested by Officer John
Icl'aushlin following comnl,,nt
made to him by Conductor Porter az
ne Brlstol Traction compenv that
Inc accused refused to ray his fare
MS was Olson's eighth appearance
BEFORE the local court,
A. O. Fl. Meeting
A moc,lns of the Rev. T. 7 Keen,
ranch, Ancient Order of Hibern;ane
VII De held at s o'clock Tuesday
Venlns IN Eagles hall on Meado,,
tteet At that time plans for the
!hnual county meeting will be for
,lulated
Paul A. Ruescr,ey
Paul A. Busscmey. so Of Pin.
rect died at his home SATURDAY
GLOWING two. weeks illness Win
leart trouble
Born in France. the son of Ee,ix |
nd Hortense Bussemey. Mr. Russe-
'ey came to this country as bow.
citing in Waterbury. He ,ater
noVed TO Torrinston coming TO
sr'stol Is years ago. Fer the mas.
v years he had been emrlo-ed at
ne New Departure Mfg. Co.
Mr. Bussemey was a member ~
on,pounce Tribe. I. o. r. NJ, and Of
l. Matthew's church. He is survty-
q by his wife: one son. RAYMOND
'ussemey: two brothers. Henry Bus
smey Of this city and Emil Busse-
ley OF Waterbury: and three sis
=rs, Mrs. Lydia Tolheld. Mrs. Alice
ladeau and Mrs. May Over. all of
orrington.
Inc funeral was held at 2 O'Clock
MS morning at st Matthew's church
orestvllle. Rev. William r. Laf,,n
Celebrated the high mass of requiem
nd burial was IN Torrlngton.
Hadsell Camp to Meet
\ meeting of G. A Hadsell camp.
T. 5. w, v. will be held at 500
clock this evening in the Arcanum
ktnsingtun Wins
Appearing at Muzzy field Sunday
ftorncon with but eight men il was
ecessary for kenslngton to borrow
,e services of Paul Mccarthy. a
lember Of the New Departure base
all team. in order that the game
e1Ween the two teams might be
layed. Mccarthy. making two hits
Ut OF his three appearances at the
late, assisted materially in defeat
e his teammates. Kensington win
ing. s to 3, Maguda. first haseman
" the visitors. made a home run
side the playing field. The score
Y innings: