New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
ANOTHER RAID ON
 HOME OF s. zIMA
Police COniSCate "White Mule"
 in Early Morning Hours
FIND BOOZE IN ATTIC
Funeral of r. J, McGoycrn This Mornins-iIigh School Students Inspect FaCtory-GoNcrnor Heads
 Air Linc-Santa Claus Mail Starts.

inspect IuCtON--tIONcrnOr Heads
 Air Iinc-Santa Claus Mail Starts.
 The home of Sylvester Xima on Forestvillo avenue, always popular with the local police, was the scene of another informal call carly yes terday morning, when constableS E. w. furr"y, Fred Callen and William Buys entered the place in time 10 break up what is alleged 10 have been liquor sale. For two hours CaIlen and BuyS had watched tho place vainly in hop" of seeing some thing to lead 10 an arrest, and at , o'clock in the morning they were joined by Furroy.
 The three officers then detected signs of activity and made an en- trance, finding a pint of alleged liquor on the table between Mrs Iima and Il supposed customer. There had been no transaction, but the police believe there would have been one in a few minutes. Mrs. Iima had just descended from the attic, so q search was made there and revealed one and half gallons of booze hidden under the flooring. This was confiscatcd and will be used as evidence.
 No arrest was made at tho time. The Zimas have several small chil- drcn, and it was thought that they needed their mothers care. Sylvrs- ter Iima was not implicated in the transfer broken up by the cOnsta- hles, who arc still considering which one to arrest. It is certain that a charge Of keeping liquor with intent to sell, and probably one of selling liquor, will be pressed against one or both before the end of the week.
 The Iima home has been the scene of much polcr activity during the past year. Three times Zima has 1 been arrested for selling liquor and twice more he has been hauled in after drunken braWls at his home. The place has q nOtoriously bad rep utntion as q liquor joint and it is thought that an effort will bc made to break il up. Numerous complaints have also been made against Xma by the humane society of Hartford Cali"n'S Wild Goose Chase
 Motorcycle Officer Fred Callcn had a vain ride to Waterbury and he cl, ,-oct crJoy ,,.b1y, Nicl- 'rolli ,,1 ported that his automobile had been stolen by persons he believed 10 re- side in Waterbury, Callcn set out after the supposed thlcvns and went all the way tp the Brass City, but ! he found no trace Of the missing machine and returned to Plainvillc, where he discovered the Nagrant au- t0mohle calmly resting on Whiting street.
 Funeral of E. !. McGo,crn
 The funeral of Bernard ]. Me Govern, who died at his home on Hamlin street Friday morning. was held at $ o'clock this morning from the home Of his sister Mrs. Patrick tll l'II Ol I'tl lllDul Sl ''ir lll lE't Ut and at 2 o'clock from tho Church of Our Lady of Mercy in Plainville. Roy. Edward Farrell of South Mcri- den. nephew of Mir MCGovcrn. celebrated the solemn requiem high mass. Rev. Father Tanning of Union City, q cousin. was deacon, and the pastor. Rev. John F.. Fay, was sub-deacon
 James Donahue of Bristol sang 70 Salutaris' at the offcrtory and "B"autiful Land on High at the conclusion of the scrvicc. Father Farrell conducted the committal service at the grave, intcrmcnt be- ing made in St. Thomas cemetery, Bristol. The pail bearers were rcla- lives of the deceased.
 Automobile Collision
 Automobiles driven hy Ray DUnt2 of HillsdalH, \. Y, and Dudley II. Riggs of seymour Conn.,. crashed into each other on Pennington ave, nue yesterday afternoon 9nd were badly smashed. Mir. Riggs was talk ing his son 10 Hartford. where he was 10 enter the Hartford School for the Blind. an thc youth was cut hy flying glass. His injuries did not prove serious. Deputy Sheriff r.. W. Furrey is in, cstigatinE the crash.
 Grange Christmas Tree
 PlainVillc Grange will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night in Grange hall. After the meeting there will be a Christmas tree for tho children of the Changers. santa Claus will he on hand 10 dispense good cheer and presents 10 all the youngsters. and all thc holiday fca- lures will he in evidence. A pro- gram of entertainment will be pro Nidcd by the children.
 Inspect Typewriter Factory
 The commercial department of tho local high school went 10 Hartford Saturday morning under the leader hip of Miss AldriCh and went