New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
 LODGED IN CELLS
 WHEN THEY ARGUE Bristol Prosecutor Out Strong
 for Personal Taxes FORTY IN COURT TODAY
Of This Number Two Men Who Maintained They Would Not Pay Were Locked Up Until They Change Their Minds-Othcr Notes.

Change Their Ninds-Other Notes. I Forty personal tax dcliquents in ! cIuding many women. faced Prose- outlng Attorney Mather this morn ing, Varied were the excuses offered Tor failure 10 puN the assessment but each of tAr &riaqucuts WAS as S"ssed SN,2r which included not only
 the s. tax and the delinquency charge of Sl but also the costs of court,
 Two men who persisted in argu- ing their eases, were placed in cells at the instruction of the prosecutor until they suffer change of mind. One Arrest Today Leo RaIlsau Was arrested this morning hy Sergeant Daniel Nc Glllicuddy and Policeman James keth on complaint of q resident of the North Side. lie Was charged with drunkenness and will be tried in court Monday.
 Liquor seller Fined Antonio LaConte of 4G Gaylord street, charged with keeping iutoxi- eating liQuor with the intent to sell and reputation, was fined $l5o and costs in the police court this morn ing by Judge Joseph M. Donovan. His home was visited shortly after o'clock last night by Sergeant Henry Jaglinski and Policeman William Thompson and seven oue-half gallon tugs and two quarts of distilled liquor were conliscated, He pleaded guilty 10 the two counts.
 A fine Of $50 and costs was ,nl- posed on lIaChcy G. Dosti of 10 Ehurch street, also charged with keeping liquor with the intent 10 sell and reputation. A small pitcher of liquor was seized at his home last night by Sergeant Jaglinski and To llcoman Thompson.
 Octave Domars of Summer street failed to put in an appearance when his continued caS" was called this morning and Judge Donovan in- strlrted tho police o arrest him and | place him in confinement uutrl tho ! next session of court on Monday 10 . iusur" his appearance at that time. l l'cmars was arrested on May on charges of reckless driving. driving ! while under tn" influence of liquor and evasion of responsibility. He | was again in the tolls of the police on May on a charge of drunken ness. Both cases were continued until this morning. The case of Mike Nrozickii, charged with reckless driving, was continued until June i6 at the re- quest of Prosecuting Attorney James G. Mathor
 Condemnation Hearing
 The hearing on the condemnation !, Of the Wells farm in East Church, 1 town Of Plymouth, by the Bristol i water department will be held at 10 o'clock Monday morning. May 14th. In the city court room before the | superior court commission consist ing of Attorney John Hubbard of | lAtchtield, Senator Samuel Doty of | Hartford and Joseph T. Donovan. . lccal realtor. The property at the present time is owned by Mrs. Sarah Bernstein.
 It is understood that numerous attempts have been made to procure inc property by purchase and that the water departments offer of Sl l.0oo was refused by the owner. All efforts since that time to settle the matter amicably have failed.
 Many Vaccinations
 305 persons appeared at the citv clinic conducted by the board of health on Friday to be vaccinatcd. "hlch now brings the total of vac at the clinic alone at L. 4a4. The clinic will be open bo tween tho hours Of ? and l D. m. and 6 and p. m, today, closing to- night.
 Arrangements have practically been completed for tho clinic in foros'NIllo next Monday. Although not definitely known this morning. efforts are being made to secure the 1iremen's hall for a headquart- CTS If successful. the clinic will probably be opened Monday after noon, possibly between the hours of = and ..
 The condition Of Charles Clarke, " hose case was considered the more serious of the two in isolation, is now on tho road to recovery. He was able 10 sit up in bed for a short tune yesterday.
 John Sullivan, the second patient. IS practically recovered, according 10 l'r' Raoul A. V. Siliciano, the at tending physician.
 Council Meeting
 \ number Of important matters are scheduled for discussion at the adjourned meeting Of the city coun- cil 10 he held on Thursday evening. |, Al l1aE ..-.. l