New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
fines TOTAL S4OO
IN BRISTOL Court
LIQUOR Law Breakers PenaliZed
From $50 to St00
FIVE ARE CONVICTED
Charles Pouliot, Aged Resident.
Dies-New Sunday Mass at st.
JOSeph's Church-W. II. c. Elects
Officers,

Officers.
The city treasury was enriched
this morning to the extent of $500.
this sum representing the total of
fines imposed by Judge William J.
Malone in the city court on violators
of the liquor law.
John Tonon of 30 Benham street,
East Bristol. whose home was raid
ed last Monday night by Sergeant
Henry Jeglinski and Officer William
Thompson and Il gallon of distilled
costs He was represented by AT
t"rney Noble f. Pierce.
Vincenzo Brunoli of &c Alexander
street, whose residence was also
visited by Jeglinski and Thompson
last Monday night, was fined 800
and costs and 80 days in Jail sus-
pended. 63l gallons OF wine. still.
and two anG one half gallons of dis
titled liquor were contiscated by the
raiding party. Brunoli was also
represented by Attorney Noble L.
Pierce. His wife Angelina was fined
$50 and costs.
A fine OF 500 and costs was i'm
posed on Vincenzo Zirone OF 254
Divinity street. a baker. whose home
was raided Thursday evening by Ser
geant Jeglinski and Policeman Will
liam Thompson. Timothy Lambert
and Thomas Quinlan. Six gallons OF
alcohol were seized by the officers
and submitted as evidence this
morning.
The case Of Adam Kowalski of
Pequabuck. charged with transpor-
, tation, was continued to December
II. He was arrested Thursday eve
ming after three one gallon cans of
aiconol had been found In his au-
, tomobile.
| Victor Masaitas of 60 Fair street,
Forestville. arrested at 1870 O'Clock
Friday morning. was fined 500 and
costs. A one gallon jug of distilled
liquor and a five gallon still was
seized following search OF his
home.
At o'clock last evening, the
| pool room and restaurant of limo
thy Riordan on Central street. For
estviIle, was raided and small
quantity Of liquor and three gallons
of hard cider seized. The proprietor
of the establishment was absent at
the time of the raid and Peter Mar
tusis. an employee, was arrested aft
err he had attempted TO pour the con.
tents Of a pitcher down the sink In
back of the counter. The case was
continued indefinitely. 1t is under
| stood a warrant will be issued for
Riordan's arrest
Wilbur s. Hart Of II Wooding
street was charged with operating
an automobile while under the in
fluence Of liquor as the result Of q
collision on North street last night
His case was continued to December
Is.
Atlas Here Tonight
The Atlas Athletic club basketball
team of New Haven will pay its first
visit of the season to this city fhi.
evening when 1t will line UP against
the New Departure quintet on the
floor of the local armory.
The Elm City team has been re.
Rarded as one of the premier court
attractions of New England for the
past decade and always provide brisk
opposition. The New Haveners will
bring up clever array OF talent
showing Reiger. a former Metropol
itan star. and Sammy Pite. veteran
Atlas brilliant, In the front court
Babe" lyman, star pivot Of las
seasons quintet. will again perform
in that position and in the bacl
court will be found Zeke Gladys
also veteran Atlas representative
and Garvan, ex-Commercial Higl
school luminary.
Manager Joe Carroll announced
today that he had signed Jimm,
Picken. captain Of the Dartmouth
team Of 1927, winners Of the eastern
collegiate championship. For III.
past two seasons, Picken has beer
member OF the Paterson. n. J. clul
OF the American Basketball league
and Is certain to prove a tower y
strength to the local offensive at
tack. Jim Manning. veteran guard
will also be back In the lineup TO-
night and his presence should ado
much strength. The rest OF thu
players to draw from are Richtmyer
Waterman, Marchinek, Malcolm
/ HYDE and Carney
Billy Coyle OF Wallingford viii
referee and the contest will get un
der way at o'clock sharp.
Charles POtiliOt
Charles Poulot, "A, Of 1877 Nort1
Main street died Friday following ,
short illness with complications. Sur
viving are his wife, one son. and fou