New Britain herald., 1927-12-17
LIQUOR CONCEALED
 IN BOX OF SWEETS
Imported Johnny Walker"
 Found by Raiding Policemen
POLICE VISIT TWO PLACES
Relocation of Signal Lights at Doo- little Crossing Considcrcd-kace,s Hear Yale Chaplain-Bri,tol II. S. Basketball Team Wins.

Bristol may be wet externallv oyar the holidays but not interraItv ac- ccrding to the police, who late ves- terday afternoon conducted q series Of liquor raids which netted two ar- rests
 shortly before o'clock Sergeant Henry Jeslinski and Officer William Thompson paid an unexpected visit 10 the home of Omer Aude,te of ' Laurel Place where q. search reveal cd one gallon jug of alleged alco- hol. A short time later John Loman Of 42 school street was brought in Tor violation of the liquor law.
 While the officers were searching the Audette home, Frederick Beau chaine of Laurel street dropped into the kitchen and asked for pint of lquor and placed a g bill on the table. This was taken by the officers and held as evidence, while Beau- chaine was held at a material wit ness. Just before the officers were ready to leave the house, another man. apparently Beauchaine's boss entered tho kitchen and asked his employe how long he thought he tthe bosS was going to wait for the liqnor. It IS possible that he is wait ing yet.
 At the Loman establishment, the police after long search found 2g pints and two quarts of liquor, Ac- cording to Officer Thompson. Loman told him that it was all imported
 Johnny Walker" The liquor was all cleverly concealed, four pint bottles being found in candy box in the candy display case and the remainder in a secret compartment in the lower part of the same case Loman had been arrested once pre- viously for violation of the liauor law.
 Loman was fined s1o0 and costs and sent 10 jail for five days in po- lice court today. Audette was fined slQ0 and costs.
 Devotions This Evening
 There will be devotions at 7:3o o CLOCK this evening at St. Joseph's church in honor of St.. Anne.
 Funerals
 The funeral of Thomas F. Hig- gins, former postmaster of Terry vile, who was fatally injured We'd nesday night when struck by an au- tomobile. was held at 9 o'clock this morning at the Immaculate Concep- ton church. Terryviue. A high mass Of requiem was celebrated by Rev. James A. Broderick and burial was in St. Joheph's cemetery, Waterbury.
 Funeral services for James Rob- nson. for many years a resident of Plainville, who died Thursday after loon. was held al ? o'clock this afternoon at the home of his daugh- CT, Mrs. William H. Eustice of Main street, Terryville. Rev. John :. Wilkins. rector of Trinity Episco- pal church. this city, officiated and burial was in West cemetery, Plain- vile.
 Apply for Marriage License
 James Martin Blodgett of 157 Pennington avenue and Miss Wanda )emouski of Stafford avenue, For 'stville, have made application 10 rlty Clerk Thomas B. Steele for a license.
 Bristol High Defeats Midllctown
 Playing in mid season form, the Bristol high school basketball team. tate champions In 1926. had little difficulty in winning from the Mid lletoWn high team in Middletown ast evening The final count was s 10 s. the Middletown boys SCOT ng but two field goals from the loOr. The summary: |