New Britain herald., 1926-11-08
suit is for the foreclosure of | mortgage held by the plaintiff.
 Maple Ends Again Victorious

| mortgage held by the plaintiff. Maple Ends Again Victorious
 The Maple End club football team kept their seasons record clean by trouncing the All Burnside eleven at Heffernan field yesterday after noon. Two of the four touchdowns made by the locals were the result of fumbles of the visitrs, who were penalized for total of 45 yards during the contest. c. Alexander was expelled from the game during the first quarter for fighting. The summary:
 Maple Ends-Melino le. H. Reim- CT It. Dantanello lg. Kappell c. Ro- bey rg, Swift Tt. w. Reimer re. K. Cahoon qb. Rooff lhb. L. Cahoon rhb, G. Alexander fb.
 All Burnsides-Zwika le. Dawson It, Callahan lg. Hart C, D. Monte rg, sadler Tt. Baker re- Falvey qh. Dris- coll lhb, Landers rhb. Riordan fb.
 Score by periods: Maple Ends i6 0 ' 13-os.
 Touchdowns. G. Alexander, P. Alexander, l.. Cahoon. Melino: points from try after touchdown, Melno 2; referee. Blaschke; um- pire. Hugret; linesman. Bachand; time 10 minute periods.
 Birth Of Son
 A son was born at Bristol hospital to Mir and Mrs. Emil Lambert of ivt1 e% terday afternoon.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Elizabcti, Clark
 The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Clark of 342 West street was held at 10 o'clock this morning from the undertak king parlors of James J. Dunn on West street. Rev. John Wilkins. rector Of Trinity Episcopal church. conducted the services and burial was in West cemetery.
 Automobile Stolen
 Samuel Levison of New Britain. who conducts a shoe store at 1l2 North Main street, reported to the police department that his 1926 autom obile had been stolen from its parking place in Malone court Sat LII dhy jllElll. AulllUE1lieS III SuT- rounding towns and cities have been notified and requested to keep a. look out for the stolen car.
 Judgment Suspended
 Judgment was suspended in the caso of John B. Griffin of Newing- ton, charged with passing red light at the corner of West and School streets last evening. When taken to headquarters by Officer homas Mccarthy. 1t was found that Griffin had left both his drivers li- cense and car registration certif1- cate home. He presented these this morning and charges of driving without license and without car registration were dropped.
 Called For Brush Fire
 Squad A was called out yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock for a brush fire in the East Bristol district. The blaze was extinguished before 1t had had time to spread any great dis tance.
 Gambling House Raided
 The Forest House in Forestville, conducted by Walter Yale, was swooped down on about midnight last evening and as result the proprietor and a number of fre- quenters were placed under arrest. Officer Henry Jeglinski. Thomas Mccarthy, James Keith and James McNamee comprised the raiding squad and at their entrance a poker game was found in full blast in one of the rooms on the second floor. s12.75 and the deck of cards. which were on the table. were seized as evidence by the officers Tn another roodm Christopher Yard of Forest vile and Mrs. Luciela Joseph. whose husband resides in New York. were found in a compromising position. according to testimony offered the court by Officers Jeglinski and Keith.
 In police court this morning. Yale pleaded guilty to conducting q gam bling house but not guilty to = charge Of keeping disorderly first charge by Judge William J. Malone and a fine of &foo and costs with suspended jail sentence of 90 days imposed. Yard and Mrs. Joseph were charged with misoon- duct and each fined $20 and costs. Mrs Joseph was also given an iop- rortunity to leave town by Judge Malone. ..
 Howard Bradley John Deegan. Nick Kostek. Harold Turner, Peter Prokopchuk. Thomas Carey and John Barry. charged with gambling were each fined s and costs.
 Attorney Noble F. Pierce of this city represented Yale, Mrs. Joseph and Yard.
 To Observe Past Masters Night
 Past Masters night will be ob- served this evening by Franklin lodge, A. r. and A. NJ. A chicken dinner will be served in Red Mems hall at 6:15 and the third degree will be conferred on class of can didates at 7:3o o'clock in Masonic hall The Masonic orchestra will provide the music at the lodge head quarters during the evening. It, is expected that about 400 will be present from this city and neigh boring towns.