New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21
FINED Sis
IN Police court
Intent to Sell and Reputation
Charges Proved
RESULT OF BEER RAID
Two Employees Let on With Pay
ment Of Co>ts-Auto and Trolley
Coliide-smith Club Plans Meet
ing-Other Items.

| inS-Uher items.
Following several continuances.
Harry Peters, proprietor of a pool
room on lower Main street, was fined
$l25 and costs in the city court TO-
day by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan on
charges OF keeping beer with intent
TO Sell and reputation.
Peters arrest was the outcome OF
d drive on home brew beer ordered
by Chief of Police Ernest I. Belden
two weeks ago. \ raid on the barn
in the rear OF Peters court by Ser
Geant Henry Jeglinski and Officer
William Thompson melted 1875 cases
containing 3.24u bottles of beer. One
ogallon crock, l ten-eallon crock
and fifteen gallon crooks. together
with Il Gaping machine. quantity
OF hops and malt. and other para
phcrnalia We're seized by the officers.
Judge $. Russell Mink and At
torney Joseph L. O'Connell. who
represented Peters, entered a plea Of
nolo contendere this morning.
Charges against Thomas Grady and
William Plante who We're in the
barn when the officers entered, were
nolled on payment of costs. The
two men We're employees of Peters
Funeral Of Gcnaro La,iero
The funeral of Genaro Laviero,
so, who died Sunday afternoon. was
. held at o'clock this morning at ST
, Anthony's church Rev. Louis Bee
CARTS celebrated the high mass Of re.
QUEEN and burial was in st. Joseph's
. cemetery
), Mr.. Layiero was born in Italy and
$ had been ap invalid since birth. HI
1 is survived by his parents, Mr.. ant
t Mrs. Frank Layiero; five brother
:. Andrew, Rocco. Martin. Ton.
end i'eliN Layiero; four sisters
4, Mrs. Lena Petrofeso and the Missel
4 Nancy. Mary and Margaret Laviero
all OF this city.
4. q. II. Meeting
go \ meeting of the Rev. T. J. Keen,
branch, \. q. H., will be held at
@ O'Clock this evening in Eagles hal
a on Meadow street
: Funeral OF Mrs. II. ". Ri.lartl>
'e The funeral of Mrs. Henry "
r Richards OF Garden street was hcl
Dr. at 2.3o o clock this afternoon at he
al late home. Roy. Samuel Sutcliffe q
st. Marks Episcopal church of Ne,
n Britain conducted the services an
burial was in the Forestville GENE
c, terry
Auto and Trolley Collide
An automobile operated by An
G. drew Boylo OF Kelly street and
- trolley car of the Bristol Tractio
company in charge of Conducto
Jennings and Motorman Barnul
collidcd on Park street early las
evening. The collision resulted tn
police allege, after Barnum had al
tempted TO pass a parked car
As a result of the accident trai
lic on the Terryvil!e line was tied IL
Tor considerable period. A nun
Der OF passengers on the troll
We're shaken up but none seriousI
hurt. No arrests were made and
is understood that the damage woul
lie settled civilly
Trains DctOured
Due to a freight derailment on IL
main line at Berlin, trains for Ne
Haven and Hartford were being d,
toured through this city this NOR,
ing. The Washingtonian from MOI
treal. together with several 9th,
passenger and freight trains. wei
sent through Bristol and Waite
bury.
T" Attend Convention
Joseph Strip and Leon I.oomi
both past commanders of G.
Hadsell Camp. L. S. w. ". will a
tend the national convention Of II
Spanish War Veterans to be held
Havana. Cuba, October Bird to ls
inclusive. They were elected del
'gates at a meeting held last evenin
An invitation to attend the ded
cation of the World War Memoir
in New Britain on September col
was accepted. Representatives
the local camp will also attend Il
Noroton day at the Soldiers Hor
in Noroton on September 18th.
Joseph Strup. Louis Allen a,
William klenke were appointed
committee TO work with the Y. r.
to urge the acceptance of the st
Srangled Banner as the natior
anthem.
Smit, Club Meeting
4 meeting of the Smith for Pre-
dent club will be held this evening
: o'clock in tho office OF Attorn
Josenh r. Dutton. who is act
president OF the organization. Ma