State v. Bloom

This writ of error brings up the conviction of one William Bloom under an indictment charging the carrying of a concealed weapon.

It appears that on January 14th, 1931, the state police conducted a raid on certain premises in the borough of Walling-ton, Bergen' county. They found a still. Within the premises, which appeared to consist of factory buildings and yard, they encountered the plaintiff in error. In his pocket was a *523pistol, fully loaded. He had no permit to carry it. He was indicted, and, upon waiving trial by jury, was found guilty by Judge Leyden holding the Second Criminal Judicial…