New Britain herald., 1922-04-14
JUDGMENT GIVEN FRANK O. THOMPSON Wins Eviction Case Against Mrs.
 Lucia I. Newton TWING CASE IS POSTPONED
Postofficc Plans For Improvement Week During May-Bascball Prob- lem Confronts Local Playcrs-Oth- CT News Of Interest.

T. Newton and Frederick Louis Ben zon. Thompson had been ordered 10 leave his garage on Whiting street. A hearing on the proceedings was held in the local court before Judge Prior on Wednesday. April 3. in which the judge withheld his findings in the case until yesterday,
 Attorney P. F. McDonouGh of New britain, counsel for the defense, re- ceived notice of the decision today. Attorney Noble F. Pierce of Hartford, represented the plaintiffs.
 MT. Thompson has right to renew his lease on the garage for a period of five more years. The decision ren- dered by Judge Prior gives him the right to act on the matter. Mir. Thompson, however, has not definitely decided on what course 10 pursue and does not know whether or not he will remain in the place. His term for five years expires in June.
 A Baseball Problem.
 "No, I will not be manager of the this season, you can tell the world that" said Allan Bailey of Broad street. former manager of that team. MT. Bailey was one of the best man. agers the local team has ever had and succeeded in getting q franchise for the Painville team in the Hart ford County league last season. The team captured the cup and came out in first place under his able manage ment.
 With the baseball season coming on, thoughts of the local sportsmen have turned to this game. and the ques- ton of the day is, "Who will manage the team this year, and above all, who will start the thing" Mr. Bailey has been asked to take charge again, but evidently had his hands full with the office last year and does not desire n re-appontment. When approached on the matter he emphatically refused to be mentioned as a possible candi- date. This places the local team in a difficult position as there appears to be no one in town at the present time who cares for the job as man. ager.
 The merchants did their share in bringing last years team up to the standard and aided in purchasing suits. However, towards the middle of the season, the attendance at the games decreased, which made it hard for the local team to bring any good out of town teams here. This made it necessary to play in other places. This caused a friction between the fans and the team.
 living Case Postponed
 The case of Modesto Vincenzi of Columbia street. New Britain held on charges of. reckless driving, which was to have been heard last night in the local court, was postponed until next week, Tuesday night. This action was necessary as the local judge, who was to hear the case, was called out of town. Vincenzi is alleged to have a horse owned by Mrs. James living of the Advent Camp which resulted in the animal running away and throwing her out of the carriage.
 Fined For Drunkenness
 Harlow Jones of Springfield, Mass, and Edward Carroll of New York, were sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Prior yesterday afternoon for The sentence however, was suspended and the men had to pay the costs of the court which to $13.46.
 Catholic Church Notes
 At the Church of Our Lady of Mercy tonight, there will be celebra- ton of the Stations of the Cross at 7;3O o'clock. Rev. Father Conlin of Hartford will be in charge of the services and will speak on, "The Pas sion of the Lord,", Tomorrow, Holy mass will be held at 7:30 o'clock in the morning with blessing of the Paschal candle with holy water. masses will be held at s o'clock and 10 o'clock In the morn- Ing With special Easter music,
 P. 0, Improvement Week
 The local poatofflce will join in Inc country wido Improvement week during May 1 and May 0. The plan of the improvement week Is to get in touch with all the residents of tho town, including tho merchants, stores, factories and Chamber of Commerce officials in order to receive any suggestions which may tend to improve the present postal system or any other matters relating to the post offlce,
 The people are urged te cooperate with the local postmaster in this cam paign and any new plans they may huve in ffind will be cheerfuly re- ,eived and carried out if possible, It will also give the residents an oppor- unity to get into closer contact with she employees of the post office,
 Invited To Play
 Through the courtesy of the Chil- lren's McAll Mission of New Britain he play, "The Wishing We'll" so suo- ,essfully presented last Tuesday nf erneon at the Camp school in New Britain, will be repeated again tomor- row in tho same auditorium, This will give the Ilainville parents and an opportunity to see the play, it will be held at 4 o'clock and | he repetition of the performance is solely to give the local people a ,hance to see it, x NANTED--To rent, furnished rooms or apartment in good location, by American couple, No children. Address Herald | Box 35E'.
 'EsTED seeds that grow We have sheep fertilizer, lawn mowers and garden tools. Painville Hardware Co.,, Opp. r. O. a RENT-Five room tenement, second floor. Modern improvements. Apply 63 East Main Stn PlainNille.