New Britain herald., 1922-10-03

just in time to fall into the arms of and dropped it also. The authorities then searched the house and barn and were successful in unearthing bottle of alleged liquor which was being | filled from the tank when in opera lion.
 Zima protested that his wife was making the stuff and wanted her taken in He remembered the last time he spent night in the cell and ception of that kind.
 Mrs. Zima was indifferent as to the proceedings and although very ex- cited, did not cause any commotion when her "hootch maker was taken away from her with the still, the sec one one they had brought to replace the other the police took several weeks ago.
 Zima works at the Wallace Barnes glad to escape serving time said, Never again." and it appeared as if he meant it.
 Town Election
 The republicans swept the town yesterday at the annual town election an the voting this year went on rec ord as being the heaviest Plainviile has had in some time. Although there were about 500 still out, the bs bsllcting reached the s59 mark unG it is very seldom that this number Is counted
 Eelectman William J. Johnson came out with colors flying and was elected for his tenth year as first salectman. He defeated Peter J. Prior on the democratic ticket, the vote on that issue being Johnson 532; Prior 322.
 Miss May Morgan was elected town clerk which gives Plainville the dis tinction of having a woman in that office. Canton. Conn, also has one other town in the state who boasts a female representative in that office. &
 Charles H. Calor was elected again for selectman; Edward P. Prior, also is on that board. Schuyler P. Williams defeated Theodore A. Case as assessor, Williams is a republican. The con- tables elected are F. w. Furrey, r., Charles H. klatt r., George Shubert, r., Daniel Emery, r., Andrew Hogan d., Thomas Royce, d., and Raymond H. Clayton, d. Clayton defeated John Conlon for constable by one vote, the ballots being, Clayton 3o7, Conlon 306.
 William J. Foran, d., Schuyler r, Williams, r., and Stanley s. Gwillm, r., were elected grand jurors; Joseph N. McI<ernan, r., on the board of re- lief; auditor, Frederick Louis Benzon, d., and Thomas P Prior, d.; collector beth tickets; registrar of voters, Joseph N. Mckernan, r., and Peter J. Duffy, d.; school committee, Lewis s. Mills, r., Joseph Mccarthy q, and Mrs NCarrie l.. Smith d library di- rectors, R. E. Morrill,, r. and Mrs. Helen Brock, d.
 The following is the tally of the moderator showing the number of votes cast for each person;
 Assessors, Theodore A. Case, d., BPS and Schuyler P. Williams, r., 531; DOarQ or Telle1. A. n. pTeSSeT, u., ol and Joseph N Mckernan, r., 536; selectman: Peter J. Prior, d., 322; J. Johnson, r. 532, Edward P Prior, d., 352, Charles H. Calor, r.. 49S: town clerk: Miss May Emma Morgan. S59, r, and d.; auditors: Thomas P. Prior, d., 321; Frederick L. Benzon, d., 533 grand jurors. William J. Foran, d., 325, Stanley S. Gwillim, r.. 529 A, H. Dresser, d., Sl1, Schuyler P. Williams, r., 5S3, tax Willis J Hemingway, d. and r., S53 constables, Andrew Hogan, d., BIT, Daniel Emery r., 536, Raymond H. Clayton, d., 3o7, George Schubert. F., 534, Thomas Royce, d., SIS, F.. w. Furrey, r., 532, John E. Conlon, d., 3o6, Charles H. Klatt. r, 544; regis | rar of voters: Peter F. Duffy, d., | 3l6; Joseph N. Mckernan, r., 537; l