New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1928, Page 4

ARREST HAGEARTY INHIS BREWER! Former New Britain Man Take: | by “Dry” Officials Danlel Hagearty, aged 28, alleg- od owner of a wild cat brewery at 763 Washington avenue, West Haven, was arrested yesterday on the premises on the charge of viola- tion of the prohibition law by man- ufacturing beer. He was before United States Commissioner Robert H. Alcorn today and will be tried in United States court. Hagearty formerly lived in New Britain. When arrested By Stanton L. Briggs, chief enforcement officer of Connecticut, and Edwin F. Raf- file, head of the New Haven enforce- ment forces, and their assistants, he was in charge of the manufacturing apparatus. Nobody else was in the brewery, tien. | The place had been under sur- veillance by the authorities for a | week, day and night. Two large mix- ing tanks, one of 300 gallon capacity being full of new beer, were seized | and two 50 gallon barrels of malt | and hops were also taken. The authorities belicve that only small quantities of beer were drawn off at a time from the main tank, as there were no Larrels, cans or other stor- age receptacles found. City Items Complaint was made to the police yesterday that boys were swimming in Doerr's pond on Shuttle Meadow avenue without bathing suits, and Motorcycle Officer Hayes was de- tailed to put a stop to it. A. H. B. soclety picnie, Schuetzen Park tomorrow afternoon. Good music.—Advt. Austin B. Wessel of 18 Harrison street reported to Lieutenant Rival at 3:16 this morning that his auto- mobile smashed the gates at the railroad crossing in Newington. A son was born at New Britain General hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Nair of 62 Willow street. Briere’'s Family Barber Shop, 277 | Main, over Woolworth's, open Fri- | day nights until 9 p. m. Close Satur- days at 8 p. m.—advt. Mrs. Earl H. Clark of Garden | street entertained at bridge yester- | day afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs. C. E. Wiliams and Mrs. C. D. Williams. Mra. Earl Kenyon returned today to her home in Stratford after vis- | iting her daughter, Mrs. Chester D. Willlams of Liberty street. The Connecticut executive board of the International Sunshine society met last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. John Pinches of Berlin. Joseph Satana of 120 Lafavette street drove into North street from Lawlor street about 9:25 last night and his car struck a car owned by | Andrew Antalino of 30 Day *street, | according to report of Super- numerary Officer Anthony Pechout. The damuge was slight and the principals came to a settlement, Discuss Money for Hoover-Curtis Campaign | Washington, June 29 (UP)—Plans for raising money to finance the Hoover-Curtis presidential campaign according to the authori- | were discussed in a conference to- | day at the republican national com- mittee headquarters. | Becretary of the Interior Hubert Work, chairman of the committee, | announced that it appears plenty of | money is to be available” and that | no limit has been sets on the amount | any individual can contribute. ! Work said the republican commit- | tes would not spend as much money campaigning this vear as in previ- ous campaigns. “The two candidates | we have are real assets and there- | fore are worth more than spending money,” Work said. { Portuguese Premier Who Was Recent Exile, Dies | Lisbon, Portugal, June 29 (A— Dr. Alvaro De Castro, former Portu- guese premier who recently returned to Lisbon from political exile in Paris, died today at Coimbra. The health of the former premier had been poor of late and it was on his request that he be permitted to return to his home that the Por- | tuguese government allowed him to enter the country, Dr. De Castro, after serving in various cabinets, formed a short- lived ministry in November, 192 Three years later he again formed | a cabinet which lasted until June, 1924, He was accused of being involved in activities against the government in 1926 and wi sven reported to have been killed in the Oporto re- bellion of oruary, 19 CHILD BORN TO RECTOR'S WIFE A daughter was horn last night | ¢ Britain General hospital to muel Sutcliffe, rector of St. s Episcopal church, and Mrs. Suteliffe, The family home is at 155 West Main street. s2 Soper Says 7 Baby's Bath Mothers Should Use Sykes Comfort Powder Peckskill, N. Y.—“I am sending you the gu:ture of a dear little boy on whom I have used Sykes Comfort Powder with wonderful results. 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