Source, Rutland Vt.Daily Herald--Mon. Apr. 6, 1914. SIX FEMALES LIQUOR SELLERS FINED Sentences were imposed on 10 respondents in liquor cases at Saturday morning's session of Washington County court. Anthony Conti of Montpelier was fined $ 400, with costs, the alternative sentence being not less than three years in the house of corrections. Mrs. Endozio Ortez of Montpelier was sentenced to the county jail for not less than three months and not more than four years and to pay the costs of prosecution. James Clark of Barre was fined $ 300, with costs or the alternative sentence. Mrs. Abrouhein Allen of Barre was fined $ 300, with costs, or the alternative sentence. Mrs. Angelo Abiatti of Montpelier was fined a similar amount, with costs. Mrs. Irene Aja of Montpelier was ordered to pay $ 400, with costs, or go to the house of corrections for not less than three years. Mrs. Eliza Aja of Montpelier was fined $ 500, with costs, or ordered sent to the house of corrections for not less than three years. Mrs. Julia Laverini of Barre was sentenced to the county jail for not less than three months and not more than four months and to pay the costs of prosecution. Mrs. Mamie Cazzoza of Waterbury was fined $ 300, with costs, and a similar fine with costs was assessed against Charles Zanleoni of Barre. A total of $ 2800 in fines for liquor violation was assessed by the court during the forenoon.