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Lewis a Federal Prisoner.
‘ nee Lewis, who said he lived
:1: 535 South Water street. New Bed-
‘ , Mass. is in the Greenwich lock-
“ ,heid in ball or $500, as a Federal
er. Lewis was the driver or
' tined for points in Como :ticut.
- that Ccnneetcint is fast being cleaned cidental
All his gun went oil. He hid drawn if
the liquor seized within the past low because of the fact that students were
weeks has been bound tor cities in throwing missiles. Douglas was ob
Massachnsetts. Federal emcen tee: temptin to climb a tence when he so-
duchused his pistol
out of its booze-w tors. and state that wounding Libby."
their supply wm soon run on . wm Investtil‘te Chars...
Four Fsdcral ofllcers. members of, Omar W. ‘Plstt stated thlt there had
McCarthy's 'Ftying Squadron. are now'undoubtediy been I breech of the
slutlunt‘d in this section. to heat the peace and as soon as he had the time. p
the traiiic in booze on the Post Road, he would investigate the chute-
to Massachusetts Agent John L. huge aiffi'in'n? dgufz'rfie a u '
O'Donnell. wh o ther with Agent e a e w 0 free
Hickey. was cgtnttigfxed in Stunting-di said Mr. Piatt “but we will insist that
'flfi automobile. He said he purchased
.,“ stuff in New York. and paid 350
53$!” for it. He was planning to dis.‘
01' it in New Iondon. I
"The machine bore New York mark-
«as, and the driver had a New York
e registration in the car. later.
Wlice round Massachusetts regis‘
., ,t'ltion markers. It is apparent that
»‘ “is had planned 40 change the
( fitters once he got well out or New
. 7H A regulation police “billy" was
3“ found in the machine
, Anna Banolli of Wonsocket. R. I..
_ "III been released in hail of $500 for
j: 3 further hearing before United
*- ates Commissioner Hugh Lavery.on’
wges of running booze without
mt permits. .Banolli was halted
11y the Federal officers at Greenwich
i. is. Tuesday night. He was on his
way to Rhode Island to peddle the
"it-fr.
s * Concealed in Touring Cars.
. The officers seized 120 quarts of al ;
(ohol which he had concealed in the:
toneau of a Metz touring car. The;
ammohile was also captured. ‘
A Peerless roadster. and 180 quartii
of “Old Taylor" whiskey were seized-j
“by the revenue officers on " Tuesdny‘
filtht. They arrested Charles (‘om-i
mmdy. who said he lived in Boston!
Wendy has been released in bail,
of 8500. pending a further hearing be-
fore United States Commissioner Lav-
t‘ry. He admitted that he had pun
chlsed the liquor in New York. and
thlt he was going to sell it in his
home city.
Federal officers wrro surprised. vns-
iefday afternoon. when Lewis: told
them that ho was going to New Find-
iord. it was lcamcd that no real
whiskey has been brought into New
Bedford. which is known to the Gov-
ernment agents as “The Little Ton-
:neesee." it was explained that there
is more moonshining and more illicit.
whiskey in the city of New Bediord
than there is in the whole State of
'l‘ennessec. The Federal officers have
cianed up close to 300 stills in that.
city. About :1 month ago. five big
stills were r-apturcd following a but-
119 with shotguns and revolvers he-
Mn moonshiners and government
men. New Bmlim'd manufactures its
on whiskcv and very little is im-
ported to that place.
Storehouse ls Crowded.
The storehouse at Bridgeport.
where Federal officers have been
bringing the liquor and altohn‘. cap-
flawed in transportation. is vet; milf‘h
mercrcwdcd. according to the azen‘s.
It runs Lei-Jeri nut that the Govern-
iaitx'. must «12517050 of the stuff in the
barges
some weeks ago. is with the tour- in every bay who is guilty of the c
Greenwich. The others working in made be prosecuted." f ed t
this section are Federal Oiilcers Pat— Patrolman W81”! Te us _ tho
riick Powers, Wlliam Clerk andC .E gigging? statement concerning 6
Brm Save Oiflcer Lost Head th
PUPIL SHOT BY AC- mggomgemzfimmm w 0* e
OIDENT MAKER SAYS. “An omcer who loses his head as
this police oflicer did, and begins to
shoot at the slightest provocation is
a menace to the town.
Dr. iRoseubaum said that action w. ll
peace. Ibe brought against the officer at a
According i1 F' 'ef of Police Maher, rmeeting of the police commissioners
the shoot .ibby was accidental. ,Mondsy night. Police Commissioner
The chic in: I was standing not Stanley M. Clarke will bring up the
five feet from Douglass at the time matter at the meeting.
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