New Britain herald., 1927-08-22


 Officer Thompson and : search of premises was made. Nine pint bot. ties of alleged liquor were taksq by the raiding party and the woman ar. rested. She was later released under bonds of $500.
 This morning at the request of Attorney A. J. Rich, a continuance until tomorrow morning vas grant. ed by Judge Donovan.
 Bond Returned The cash bond of $50, which wa declared forfeited by the court last Monday morning when James Lynch failed to appear on a breach of the peace charge, was returned to the bondsman by the court this morning when Lynch presented himself te answer to the charge.
 Lynch informed the court that he had job out of town. and a fine of sl and costs was imposed, with the understanding that each time he re. turned to the city he would report to the probation officer. Falls From Truck Michael Mashinski of Wallinsford received numerous cuts and bruises about the head and face when he was knocked off a truck operated by his brother, Charles of Walling- ford. in a collision with a trolley car on Middle street. He was taken to the Bristol hospital. where it vas found that he had been drinking and he was placed under arrest on a charge of intoxication. Officer Connolly, however, testified that the man was not drunk and at the re- quest of Prosecuting Attorney Ma ther the case was continued until tomorrow morning to enable the brother to be present.
 Neither the truck nor the trolley car was damaged.
 Louis F. Webster
 Louis r. Webster, aged 45. of 223 North Main street. died at 8 o'clock Sunday morning at his home after short illness. Born in Eorthheld, Mass, the son of Frank A. Webster. he resided in that city for a num- Der of years. Several years ago he came to this city entering the em- ploy of the New Departure Mfg. Go. He is survived by his wife.
 Funeral services will be held at z o'clock tomorrow afternoon It the funeral home of James J. Dunn on West street, Rev. Watson L. Phillips of New Haven will officiate and the remains will be taken by automobile cortege to Wallingford for burial.
 New Departure Victorious
 The New Departure baseball team had little difficulty yesterday after noon at Muzzy field in defeating the Wright Steel and Wire Go. outfit of Worcester, s to 1. The visitors were unable to do anything with the of ferings of Conway, whe hurled for the locals. only five hits being se- cured of his delivery. In the moan time his mates were busy collect ing 13 hits off Burnett, the visiting hurler. Conway was afforded flaw less support.
 Meeting of Twelfth School District
 At meeting of the voters of the twelfth school district on Fall Mountain, held In the school house Saturday evening, the district com mittee was authorized to consider what could be done in the mattsF of erecting a new school house for the sum of s11 .0O0. This amount is avail able for building purposes, according 10 the statement of Clyde FinnemcYe. chairman of the district, who presid- ed a the meeting.
 The plans for the proposed new building. which were approved at a recent meeting of the board of edu- cation. were explained by MT. Fin nemore. Howard l.. Andrews. for- mer district chairman, was present.
 It is understood that MT. Finne- more will submit the plans te number of contractors with the re- quest for estimates. The new struc- ture is to be of brick and similar in type to the one recently erected in the Edgewood district. ..