New Britain herald., 1922-01-17
MORE BOOZE FOUND BY STATE POLICE Still and Hootch ConiSCated
 In Raid MILD FLU CASES HERE
Pythian Lodge to Hold Big Time Friday Eycning-Girls' Club Pre- pare for Dancc-IIusy Bee Sewing Circle Mccting-Itcms.

panied by State Policeman Flynn anC two others, swoopcd down upon tn, town again late yesterday afternoon and evening. Their visit resulted il the contiscating of q still, four gal Ions of alleged whiskey and q barre of alleged wine, from the home of F lienney of South Washington street The officers also visited the store O John Gross on Whiting street, neal Central Square, but found no traces of "hooch" there. Mountain View was again visited but no results were obtained in that section.
 Henney, 1t Is alleged made prac tice of making Illicit liquor. He wa not at home when the police visited the premises. The "hooch" wa taken to the Town hall and locked into one of the cells there for saf' keeping. It was necessary to hir' an automobile truck to bring th' still and booze receptacles to thu building.
 Pythians' Meeting. Pythian lodge, Knights of Pythias will hold Its regular meeting Frida. evening, when the installation O officers will take place. The ranl of Knight will also be eXemplified tt a large class of candidates. A sup per will follow the work.
 Flu Cases Found.
 Health Officer Bull reports that on' or two cases of influenza at Mountain View have been brought to the atten ton of the local physicians. These are, however, of mild nature ano there is no cause to fear any epidemic resulting from them. There are al ways one or two cases in differen parts of the town every winter, anf every precaution is being taken te prevent it's spreading.
 Dr. Bull advises vaccination where it is possible to aid in the prevention of the smallpox epidemic which is rampant in Bridgeport.
 ViOIators Warned. l Selectman William J. Johnson has | sent letters to violators Of the recent regulation concerning the keeping of walks clear of snow and ice, warning l them not to fail in obeyinG. There are several property owners who en- tl1tlS lSlloltb lllt OIbVls bet :iloeNeAu of prosecution, Selectman Johnson has given them warning. Some have the excuse that they were not ac- quainted with the new ruling but copy of the laws. and later they were posted in conspicuous place.
 Even though the laws had not beer enforced in the town, the people have no excuse for not cleaning the walks ! is the opinion of the selectmen. We-Uns Plan Dance. The We-Uns Girls club held a meeting last evening at the home of Miss Gertrude McGibbons when plans l were made for dance and social. Miss Gertrude Thomas was placed in charge of the arrangements. It was decided to hold the dance on Friday evening, February 10, at the Grange hall Ewalds' orchestra will furnish music. The last dance held by the club proved a success and the com mttee hopes for similar result this time. ..
 The club members are also plan ming for a sleigh party to be held the latter part of this week.
 Plainyille Briefs.
 The Busy Bee Sewing circle will hold a meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. Mabel Martindale of Bos- sons Corner
 District Deputy Mrs. Anna Vance of the local Martha Rebeksh lodge, will journey to Bristol tonight with her guards and suite. They will have charge of the installation of officers of the Ruth Rebekah lodge of that place.
 The members of the Methodist Ladies' Aid society will meet at the home of Mrs. Edward Mills of Cen tral Square tomorrow afternoon. A full attendance is desired as plans will be discussed for raising funds.
 l.. B. Graham is confined to his home on West Main street with an Illness.
 George Beckwith is suffering from blood poisoning in his hand.
 This is the last week of our sale. 20 per cent discount on all merchan-