New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
MORE DIFFICULTY ABOUT FIRE HOUSE Release From Lewis Heirs Yet
 tO Be Obtained POLICE IN LIQUOR RAID
Lake Avenue Mans Place Visitcd- Unusual Ifre-RosCnfeld'S Case Again Continucd-DihCr News Items Of Interest.

Again Continucd-O,hcr News
 Items of Interest.
 In spite Of the fact that city off, cials arc anxious to start work or the now fire house al the corner of Lewis street and Pennington avenue, very little progress is being made in SC curing the necessary releases from the Lewis heirs, who disposed Of the property several years ago to the Sessions Foundry company. The original deed. however, contained & proylso that the land might at any tune be used for park purposes and Nhtli proper releases removing this provision are obtained, 1t will be necessary 10 hold up the execution ot the warranty deed from the Ses- slons Foundry company to the city. Plans for the building and the ap- breaches must also be held up until the deed has passed.
 The council has already gone on record as favorlnc an expenditure of S%N,oo". 10 purchase th,, site in question erect the building and pro Ntde the necessary equipment and this amount will be included in the budget for the year ending Novem- her 50, 1928. The budget has vet been formally approved but definite action in this respect will be taken git the
 The matter is now in tho hands of Corporation Counsel William x. neRoeier. who. when releases arc secured. will draw up tho warranty decd for execution by the mayor.
 Case Continued
 The case of Samuel Rosenteld, former manager of q tire store on West street. charged with six counts Of emhezzlement and one of obtain Ing goods under false pretenses. was again continued in the city court this morning until Thursday. March 10th. The case was originally brought before the court on Fehru- ary 18th and continued on two previous occasions.
 The dates of the emhezzlement charges as contained in the warrant are August 3l. October q. December v. 1927 and three of January IS. l'-s. The charge of obtaining goods under false pretcnseS as shown fin he warrant is December II. Rosen- ,eld Is represented by Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell.
 Charged With Liquor Violation
 The home Of Samuel Nuslle on Lake avenue was paid surprise 'lslt shortly after noon yesterday by state Policemen Paul Lavin and Nlchael smith and two stills, one of Eo gallons capacity and the other fl 1 en gallon one. located in a shed in | he rear of the house. 10 gallons Of 1 .lleged liquor and 200 gallons Of nash were confiscated. Nasile was 'rousht 10 police headquarters dur nG the afternoon and later released i lnder A bond of $500.
 When the case was called before udge William J. Malone this morn nS. continuance was requested hv |ttorney Athony J. Rich, counsel for he accused. This was granted and asile will be put 10 plea on Monday. iarch 1o.
 Yesterdays arrest was the scc- nd tlme Naslle has been taken into ustody for violation of the liuuor nv. On August 2S he was arrested y local officers at the corner Of Main nd south streets for transportjnr qnor and at that time fine Of loo and costs was imposed.
 Unusual Fire
 me bursting of coils in a kitchen anSe at the home of Mrs. Clar, olson at llo Prospect street at ;lo o'clock this morning blew sev- ral burning coils onto floor, set ns rife to d rug which was ex- nsulshed when water pipes running trough the stove also burst and ooded the floor with about two lches of water. Squad 4 and Engine onpany No. l responded but upon 1eir arrival. they found the fire Ut.
 To Act On Resignation !. meeting of the executive com Ntee Of S'. Johns Mission will be : cid at the Parish House on Acad- , ny street at ,:15 ?. m., Friday. :, arch 2. to act on the resignation Rev. E. B. Styring Of SouthinS- |, m. who has been in charge of the lsslon for the past several years.
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