New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
CHOOSE POOR time
TO DELIVER LIQUID
Police Believe Il Contained AlCN
hol After Seizure
DEMOCRAT ELECTION PLANS
Caucus Will Be Held August cath,
several Mentioned For State Sel.a.
Observation-Disclosures u Vote Oh Dis
organization-Othe Items.
DEMOCRAT ELECTION PLANS


James Labarski of 44o North
Burritt street, New Britain. selected
an inopportune time in which to de-
hNer five gallons OF alleged liquor to
stephen kosokowski of Curtiss street
last night. When he drive in the
yard, the kosokowski premises We're
being looked over by Sergeant Henry
Jogllnski and Officer William
/ thompson. y iNe-gallon can, part
ly filled with alleged liquor was
found in the kosokowski home and
u search OF LaZarski's car revealed a
tiFe-sallon can resting on board
placed over the engine. Both Laz-
arsli and kosokowski were arrested,
the former with keeping liquor with
intent to sell, and the latter with
transporting liquor. When their
cases We're called this morning,
continuance until tomorrow was
asked for by Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Robert J. Stack. Which was
Si'ii'NN ny uu6t W llIlellll
Malone.
According to the police. several
complaints have been received late
~ in connection with kosokowski'-
alleged liquor activities. Conclusive
evidence WIS secured yesterday,
however, when Charles Fahey was
arrested for drunkenness. Accord
ing to the police he furnished the
raiding squad with the information
tina he had purchased his liquor at
kosokowski's home.
Fahey is Well known to the Do
lice because OF several previous an
p"arances before the court. About
two years ago he was given a beat
ing by several young men and then
tied to the railing along the steps
in the rear of the Central fire sta
ton on Meadow street At that time
a noe was pinned to his coat charg-
ing him with being a police in
former. He identified one of his as
saliants. however, and the arrest of
those implicated was effected the
following day.
Reorganization Meeting
\ meeting of the stockholders of
tn" Polish COOPERATIVE Association
Asoda' will he held at o'clock
Sunday afternoon, August Goth. to
act on a vote taken by the direc-
tors on July 18th to dissolve the
incorporation and terminate its cor
pofatc eXlstance. The meeting will
be held in the club rooms at los
North Main street.
Democratic Caucus
ne democratic caucus will be
held at s O'Clock. Friday evening.
August cath. for the purpose Ct
clectlns delegates to the state. con-
gressional and senatorial conyen-
ton. The state convention will be
held in New Haven. the congress
sional in Hartford. and the sena-
1orial in Plainville. the last conyen-
tlon to be subject to the call of
Joseph r. Dutton. chairman of the
bristol democratic town committee.
several names have been men,
toned for the nomination for state
senator, most prominent of which is
Mrs. Lardner of kensington. She
mas for a number of years been an
enthusiastic worker in the democra-
Tic party in the fifth senatorial dis
trlct. Other names mentioned ,re
lhose OF DIR. William Reardon of
West Hartford, Thomas Hughes of
harrington and Richard Elliott of
southlngton. Mr.. Elliott was one of
the electors sent to Washington to
cast vote for the late Woodrow
wilson for president. Mr.. Hughes
represented the town of Pennington
IN the general assembly several
years ago.
Resumes Duties
Thomas j.. Steele city clerk re.
sulled his duties this morning fol-
lowing vacation of two weeks at
Portland and Sandy Point Maine.
Cards Received
Charles Phelan of w. i. Phelan
and Company this morning received
a postal card from Frank Wisneski.
local realtor who is enjoying a sew
eral months vacation in his birth
place in Lithuania NJ. kisneshi ex-
poets to return the after part of the
month.
Fined For Drunkenness
Ihlllp Mucci OF Laurel street
charged with intoSication. was fined
s1a and costs in the city court TODAY
by Judge William j. Malone. .lucci
was arrested on James street We'd
n"sday eevning by officers Edgar
Norton and William Thompson.
Charles Fahey of North Main
street. also charged with druullen-
ness. was fined SO and costs,