New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 4

THOSTILLS TAKEN Y POLIGE RAIDERS Mopping Up Squad Bags Ap- paratns on Franklin Street Two stills, one of 20-gallon and the other of five-gallon capacity, with a jug containing about a half gallon of moonshine, were seized by the police in a rald on the tenement at 99 Franklin street occupled by George Dennis vesterday afternoon Besides making the seizure the po- lice destroyed a large quantity of mash Dennis had prepared for dis- tillation. \yhen arraigned before | Judge Benjamin W. Alling in police | court this morning Dennis was given | a 30 days suspended jail sentence, | raid yesterday was the after- | math of a fight Dennis had Saturday night with another tenant in the house ned Willlams. Both men were arrested and Dennis was fined $10 and costs in police court Monday morning, while Willlams was fined $5 and costs. Willlams testified in court this morning that he had purchased moonshine of Dennls on several occaslons. Dennis claimed that he made the liquor for his own use, but on a few occaslons had given some of it to Willlams. He denled that Willlams had ever paid him for the liquor. The raid was mads by Detective Sergeants Willlam P. McCue and George C. Ellinger. Speeder Fined $20 Jullus Schultz of Shuttle Meadow avenue was fined $20 and costs on charges of speeding and operating without a llcense yesterday morn- ing on the avenue. He was arrested by Patrolman Fred Wagner, who in- vestigated an accident in which a machine driven by Schultz was in- volved between Linwood and Arch streets. Bchults s alleged to have hit the curve at this point travelling at such & epeed that his machine swerved to the side of the road and #ldeswiped a pole, The machine con- tinued, but in trying to regain the | right hand slde of the road, it start- ed swinging from side to side and struck a dump cart driven by Thomas Nolan, The impact of this | crash stopped tha automobile and | badly damaged it. Fined For Annoying Woman, Christian D. Thayer, 32, of For- | le, was fined $10 and costs on a charge. of breach of the peace, the complaint against him being made by & woman. She told the court that she was waiting for a jitney at the uth church yesterday and ‘Thayer standing acrossethe street at Walnut and Arch streets. The Jer- ome street jitney came along and she entered it. On the way out from the center, Thayer entered the fit- ney and rode gut to Steele street, where £ha alighted. He tond at the corner of Steele street and Corbin avenue until he aw she was headed for Steele street, He walked along ahead of her and stopped by a clump of bushes, The woman sald’ that she stopped and walked back again, and that Thayer | arted to her. When she opped, the man is alleged to have | zone back and taken his post at the ushes again. ‘ | The woman went into a se and called the police. Detective Serg Cue went to investigate an Thayer, In court this morning, ' 1ed that he ate” with a woman and was waiting for her. #The woman he claimed to have had the “date” with was In court but did not testify, Miss Gidsmith .;t;aks On Visit to Palestine Miss Anna Goldsmith, who recent- Iy returned after a visit in Palestine =poke interestingly of the habils and customs of that country and of the pursults of husiness, industry and soclety at a mecting of the Ju Hadassah at the Burritt hotel last night. | Rabbl Gershon Hadas outlined plans for a cultural meeting to he held shortly, and it was announced that a formal dar ba held Nov. 11 at the Rurritt. A report of the member e indi cated increases s and | follow then er cla for e will the re prospect eater expansion of Hadas to hold the m by {. The sah ¢ led twice a 1 Open Air Heat System Is Found Not So Good rther diff o &1 RBSOLUTE RELIEF FROM INDIGESTION Mihe--1 Drug *ors snd T tewy Drrg compeny last | CTANCI MAY TAKE APPEAL T0 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Application For Permit On Stanley Street Belicved Forerunner of Petition For Change A fourth appeal to the board of adfustment, seeking a change 1n zoning regulations, is expected to be made this week by Conrad Clanci who desires to erect two sis-&part- | s on his plot at ema cor ment hou ner of Stanley and I streavs, but who has been advised by tiw Sulld- ing inspectors that he hus ey suf- ficient land to allow (wo hewses of that size, Cianel spectors n outlined his plan to Edward J, Hennesey Arthur N, Rutherford some time ago and after a study of land comations and the ordinance regulations, he was advised no permit would be granted for more than one He applied for one permit and pro- ded with erection of an tment house, lay he made app ouse, the leatlon for a At Last! 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