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New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
JUDGMENT GIVEN
 BY COURT CHANGED
Mass. Supreme Bench 0Yerrules
 Award of S5,000

Boston, March ' Gp-Ths full bench Of the state supreme court to- day overturned s5,oo0 verdict gwen by jury n the Bristol county superior court 10 Edward T. Ban non Of New Bedford, who had sued Asa. Auger, New Bedford lawyer. for malicious prosecution. The court sustained Auger's exceptions and or dsred judgment in his favor,
 Ramon. former lawyer, was dis barred in 1924. His suit against Auger was based on complaints of larceny and conceallng a. mortgage on real estate filed against him by Anger in the third district court of Bristol county. Later both com plalnts were dismissed at Auser's request.
 Judge Crosby, who wrote the opin- lon ot the full court. said.
 To entitl9 the plaintiff to re cover in an action for malicious prosecution he must prove, among other things, that the proceedings were terminated in his favor. The order of dismissal in the district court Tn the circumstances disclosed was equivalent 10 a nolle prosequl. AS the defendant acted with prob able cause, the defendants motion for 3. directed verdict should have been allow cd"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
School Pupils Ready
 To Present Operetta

Plans of the operetta to be pre- sented in the auditorium Of the Central Junior High school are com rlete. The final rehearsal of the characters was held this morning in the music room. Everything has been dane 10 make the program complete. from the selling of candy 10 the actual performance. The stage will be attractlvely furnished with Dutch scenery, such as wind :. mills, etc. The school orchestra will play. furnishing entertainment be tween the acts.
 One of the closest races for the weekly title between the Red team and the Blue team took place in the school today. This being the last day for the weeks competition the Blue team showed real spirit and tied the Red team. The score this noon vas 55-55.
 The ninth grade met in the school auditorium this afternoon for its weekly assembly. The program was furnished by the eighth grade pupils who put on Forum" program for the ninth graders to show what forum work Is like.
 The executive committee of the school, consisting of the four Civic League officers. Edwin McEvoy, Mary Rand, Dorothy Page and Bene- dict Netrano. held its first meeting Of the present semester in room 06 Nesterday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

cd forth from theater signs was re- placed by the convict number. A, 96N,
 Under that number she will serve her sentence from one to three years for conceallng the facts in con nection with the death of Ray Ray mond. her actor husband.
 The coarse garb of woman pris- oner replaced the silk stockings and modish dress in which she stepped d through the prison door.
 Reaction was setting in from the nonchalant air with which she en- tered the prison. She went deject- edly about her temporary duties in the women's building and at times seemed on the point ot tears.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

was e5 years old, was an assistan nt attorney-general,
 The letter on which the good fel- low idea was founded sought to in. spire a Christmas charity which would carry joys as well as neces- ssries to the poor.
 The charitable organizations ai tend to the bread and meat. the clothes and necessaries." said the letter. you and the rest Of the good fellows furnish the toys. the nuts. the candies-the child real Christ mas"
 Neither you or I get anythlng out of this, the letter went on, "ey- cept the feeling that we have saved some child from sorrow on Christ mas morning. If that IS not enoush for you. then you have wasted your time reading this.'
 The good fellow movement rapidly spread throughout the country,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
74 Mexican Rebels
 Are Reported Killed

Mexico City. March UP)- Seventy-tour rebels were killed in an all-day battle near Fresno, Jalisco. with federal troops. including part of regiment of crack presidential guards. a Guadalaja dispatch to the newspaper Universal said today.
 The rebel leader Bouquet was wounded m ths fight, the dispatch said. Federal losses were not given.
 Federal troops were reported 10 be pursuing three other groups of 100 rebels each who were fleeing to the mountains.
 Two army alrplanes bombarded with bombs and machine guns q rebel force at The Lajoya ranch, near Penuelas.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
WETHERSF|ELD IS
 NOT IN ACCORD.
Women Object to Plan for New
 Trunk Line Road

Hartford. March 2 C9-The pro e4dure Of the state highway com missioner In his proposal to con- s'ruct a new trunk lln9 highway through Wethersfield was criticlza1 q a meeting Of the Wethersfield Nonen's association and several Of the town officials last night Tn high school hall. The highway depart- nlent. not wishing 10 commit Itself as 70 the route Of the new hlghwav. has created g, sentiment that it is holding out on the Wethersfeld citi gems, according to ". ". Adams. tlr. Adams said the state engineers have plotted 3, route which runs into the green on Eroad street. and irarerses its length, nearly in the center of the green.
 Kenneth Cranler stated that the most the town could do, provided the commissioner desired 10 cut through the green, vas to secure 3 temporary injunctlon, which doubt less would be vacated by the courts, in view Of the fact that the com missioner would not be exceeding lis authority in making such a move as IS feared he contenplates.
 According to John r. Weeks and 'raner. the only recourse is 10 take back the state roads and follow the commissioner Ill his plan ro build the highway east Of the tracks.
 MT. Adams, however. was Of the opinion that the cltlzens should not accept what he termed "the lash os the commissioner whip" but. If necessary, carry the mater 10 the courts or 'call the commissioner bluff" that being his attitude con- corning the proposed route, cutting through the green.
 MT. Cramer said he fayorad leg. islation curtatling the unlimited powers Of the commissioner which he feels are being used wrongly in this case, though legally the com missioner is not exceeding hl5 au- thority The meeting adjournel without any definite action heinz taken,
 On March $. 3, special town meet ing, called hv the scloctmen, will he held in Legion hall to empower the selactmen t1 enter into au agrec- mont with tlic c'a+e hlchv2,- con1- missioner for the construction of new liehwav west of the rail1 oad tracks, which action would result in the returning of all state ai1 roads in Wethorsfal1 to tHa town,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Hooyer's Consent to Use
 Name Not Essential

Milwaukee. Nla, March tHD - Consent of Herbert Hoover to have his name placed on the ballot in the presidential preference primary Aprll ., is unnecessary under Wis ronsln law. Morton r, Hunter, Mll- ra1kee business man, declared to- day
 nr. Hunter made tl1e atateple nj ~hen informed that George Aker- son, personal representative of the candidate. had 2 sserted that Mir. Toover'g name had been placed ln the Wisconsin primary ty 'lnau- fhori1ed persons and would he ~-lthdrawn
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
YALE FUND GROWS
Total nf s513,3t@ Nas Contributed
 to Alumni Golfers During Past
 Year

New Haven, March : urPl-A total of 5743,31? was contributed to the Yale university alumni fund dur ing 1927, the annual report Of Alnmni Fund association showed,
 The association. founded in 1891. has grown from @S5 10 approximate ly 2.0o0 members h. report sad, Contributions have increased during that period from St1,oo0 10 s742,- 11@,
 During inc 37 >ear3 of it's eXls~ fence the fund has yielded S7.12a.- n93 Of this amount s4.0c71I3 has been turned over to the university for income.
 In appreciation of the work of the association. Fresldent Rowland Angell Of Yale wrote the follow ing letter to Reeve Schley chairman Of the fund committee:
 Permit me to express to you, as ehalrman of the fund, the very sin- rere appreciation of the officers Of the university for the invaluable service rendered by Tale by the alumni fund. Without the moral and financial assistance SO gwen. the university would instantly be Eravely embarrassed. To you and Nour colleagues in charge Of the fund we are under the deepest oh- llEation. which we gladly ackno1-- leIes.'
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Canon Chase His Hard
 At Current Movie Films

Washington, March ? UP)-The motion picture industry IS "defiling literature" and selling "gutter thrills Canon William Chase of Brooklyn, superintendent the Ma tlonal Reform Federation. told the senate interstate commerce commit tee today.
 Chase urged adoption Of the Brookhart bill for government regu- lation of the industry. on which the committee was to complete hearings this afternoon,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Gigantic Loan Arranged
 By City of Warsaw

Warsaw, March Pl-The city Of Warsaw has contracted with New York firm for a 50-year sI0. coco loan with possible extension to s3o,- oeo,oo0 al seven per cent. The Lodz Textile Mills have obtained 3. g., 5oo,90o loan with 3 possible exten- sion 10 s5,0No. GOO.
 The loan will ha used in Warsa V to assist in the improvement of Warsaw utility underta kings,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Three Killed in Plane
 Crash in England Today

ChathaIn, Eng. March R.- Three members Of the Royal Ar Force were killed today in the crash of their plane from a height of c.0N0 feet above the Isle of Grain. The machine was one Of q squadron sta tioned at Eastchurch.
 The machine seemed to ha fytng all right but suddenly did 2 splral dive. came spinning 10 the ground and broke in two" said an eyevit- ness. T saw an officer and two men i'll the Treckase and helped 10 get them out. but they Tere killed in Stsnt1yr
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
MIR. AND MRS.F. H. C0PEMAN
 MARRIED FOR 45 YEARS
Francis Street Woman Entertafne Whist Club on Her Anniversary
 With Cards and Lunch

Ne"lngton, March Mrs, I. H. Copeman of T Francis street, New Britain entertained the Fireslde Whist club at her home yesterday afternoon. This being Mir. and Mrs. Copeman's 45th wedding annirer- Sary. the house was prettilv decorat- sd with carnations and tulips. Luncheon was served at which Mrs. J. NJ. Hul'gren poured Mrs. Cope man was also assisted by Mrs. F. F. Mitchell and Mrs. 6. F, Myers. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Will liam Jerin and Mrs. Leslie \. Hale,
 The regular Monday night ' hist parties which have been a feature Of the February activities Of the Grange will be continued through the month of March. They will be under the direction of MT, and Mrs. Everett ". Jones.
 The regular meeting Of the New ington Girls club will be held at the home Of Mrs. Harold K. Forbes of Ha"ley street this evening. at [ o'clock. A large attendance IS ey- pected since arrangements for a play 10 he given in April will be completed.
 The NeHington Boys club will hold meeting this evening at 7:30 Q clock in the parish house of the NeWlngton Center Congregational church.
 Perry Schmidt. son of Mir. and Mrs. F. ?. Schmidt, who sustained 3. sprained ankle about a week ago IS confined 10 his home hv an at tack of humps
 The Ladies' Aid society Of the
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Man Who Started Good
 Fellow MOvement' Dead

Springfield, III, Mar. P-Ed- ward z. Fitch. generally credited with being the man who originated the good fellow movement through letter he sent the Chicago Tribune in 1909, died last night following a stroke of apoplexy. Mir. Fitch, who
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

The Ladies Aid society Of the
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

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New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Dorothy Mackaye Has
 Started Prison Sentence

San Quentin, Cal. March (UP)- Dorothy Mackaye. former stage fav- orite. began today the monotonous routine of convict life ln San Quentin penifentlarv.
 The name which once vas blazon-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

Newington Center Congre gational church will hold an all-day sewing meeting in the parish house on We'd nesday March '. Mrs. Walter Can field will have charge Of the lunch, con.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
ROBINS BEAT REDS
IN THRILLER, 10
Giants Climb to Game and a
Halt of the Top by De-
feating Cards.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Raked by Brooklyn rife fire, the Gin
cinnati Reds today found most of the
National League pack yelping uncom-
fortably close upon their heels
Old Bill Doak, who gave up base ball
to dabble In real estate. and then de-
cided 1t was a mistake. pitched the
Dodgers to sensational ll-inning
l-to-0 victory over the Reds at Brook
lyn Yesterday. Meanwhile the New York
Giants nosed out the st. Louis Cardi-
mails. 4 to 3, at the Polo Grounds and
moved up TO within game and half
OF the league leaders.
Doak and Pete Donohue hooked up in
one OF the prettiest pitching duels OF
the season before the final break came.
In the eleventh, with one out. Hen
drick was hit by pitched ball and
scored the winning run after successive
singles by Herman and BreSSler. Doak
allowed but six hits and issued no
passes. but hit two batSmen. Donohue
was touched for only five SafetieS,
walked three and hit two.
Jack Cummins' pinch hit i'll the ninth
enabled the Giants TO beat the Cardl-
nails, as Larry Benton recorded his
ninth victory in IL starts, all of them
complete games. Cummins was batting
for Benton when he drove in Terry with
the winning run.
Pete Scott's home run, single by
Sparky Adams and Lloyd ,Waner's dou-
bic gave the Pittsburgh Pirates two
runs in the twelfth inning and an 8-to-6
triumph over the Boston Braves. Five
nome runs we're made, Scott getting two,
the others going to Hornsby, Barnhart
and Taylor.
The Philadelphia Nationals broke their
nine-game losing streak at the expense
Of the Chicago Cubs, Ray Benge turning
In a 4-to-2, Chit victory. Hack Wilson
hit his tenth homer OF the season and
went into a tie with Del Bissonette of
Brooklyn for league leadership.
The New York Yankees stretched
their American League lead to 10 full
games by defeating the Cleveland In
dians. to 2. Babe Ruth hit his twen-
tieth homer Of the season and Lou
Gehrig his twelfth.
Alvin Crowder allowed but four hits
as the Browns defeated the Philadel-
phia Athletics at ST. Louis, to /. Grove
was nickea for five hits. one a homer
by Brannom, in the third inning. when
the Browns scored all their runs. Ty
Cobb famed thrice
The Boston Red Sox found Owen
Carroll puzzle and Detroit took 5-to-
win at Navin Field.
Evening star., 1928-06-08

y ANDLOT mines have been busy
this week preparing for their
week end contests. Many are
- booked both tomorrow and Sun
day. Others hope to secure
games for both dates
With Summer. actually under way
now. managers feel that the amateur
base ball business is Of more serious
nature, many teams having added tall
ent the past few days in an effort 20
show their best in the long campaign
ahead.
Seat Pleasant Firemen. who have
been turning back local teams with
regularity, are scheduled to meet Boil
ling Field Airmen, who boast no mean
record themselves, at o'clock Sunday
on Seat Pleasant diamond.
Because of cancellation by the Bonds
Ciothier nine, the Firemen are without
foe for June II. Call Lincoln 2975
after 7 o'clock.
Glover A. &. will entertain Takoma
Tigers tomorrow at O'Clock at Thirty
fourth street and Benning road north
east. Tigers are carded for two games
with Hartfords and Terminal Icemen
at Silver Spring Sunday.
Manager Brook Grubb requests his
Silver Spring players 10
meet at noon tomorrow at Sport Mart
Evening star., 1928-06-08
SQUADS
IN DIAMOND MERGER

ALEXANDRIA. Va. June 8.--Poto-
mac Fire Department and the Del Ray
Athletic Club have merged and will b.
known In the future as the Potomac
Fire Department A. G. w. H. Van
Syckle was elected president Joe Thei-
mer. vice president; r. b. Vobean, jr
secretary; Samuel Bernard DeVaughan,
treasurer and business manager Cor
don Schaffer and Joe Theimer, coaches;
M Finisecy, acting manager, and @.
Kreimer, acting captain.
The team will open its schedule on
Sunday playing the Columbia Engine
Co. on Hayden Field diamond at 3
O'Clock.
William G. Nelson of Winchester, Va.
was named the best foot ball player
at Episcopal High School the past
season and received the athletic award.
Benjamin b. Pinder, jr. of Richmond
was adjudged the best base ball per-
former. Other awards were: Thomas
c. Dulaney Cup To b. Hollis Hand of
Pelham Ga: Reinhart Medal to John
c. Herbert Bryant of this city; c. G,
Baldwin, sr.. Memorial trophy to Hen
ry c. Blackstone of Hampton.
Tom Sweeney. Dreadnaught outfield-
er, is out OF the game with illness.
ST. Mary's Boys Club will play the
Cardinal A. C. of Washington, Satur-
day afternoon on South Royal street
at 3 O'Clock.
Mechanical Department won Rich
mond. Fredericksburg g. Potomac Rail-
road Co. League game from Transpor-
tation Department, l9 to 3.
Alexandria Post, No. "a, American
Legion bested the Fredericksburg Col
legians, to l.
st. Mary'S Lyceum Club will give ~
excursion to Marshall Hall next We'd
nesday.
Potomac Fire Department tossers
yesterday defeated Mechanical Depart
ment team OF the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg g. Potomac Railroad League
Is TO 5, on the Potomac Yard diamond
Columbia Engine Co. downed Column
bia Engine Co. Outlaws TO 2, in six
innings on Hayden Field.
Fredericksburg Elks scored over Ike
Dreifus All-Stars, to 2. at Fredericks-
burg.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
SANDLOT TEAMS PRIMINC
FOR WEEK END CONTESTS

to Journey to Leesburg for game at 3
o'clock Hyattsville All-Stars will en-
tertain Grubb's outfit Sunday at River
dale at 3 o'clock.
Bond CIothiers will meet tomorrow
at 30 o'clock at the Herald Building.
A fray is booked with Southern A. G.
at 3 o'clock. Scaggsville will be met
III two games Sunday at Laurel.
Bill Rapp and Joe Hudson Of st.
Johns. Everett Cross of Central, Ray
Roberts Of Tech and Charlie Mannix
Notre Dame Freshman pitcher. will
strengthen ID. j. Kaufman's Senior
nine Sunday. Providence A. G. will be
met tomorrow at 5 o'clock on South
Ellipse diamond
Manager CIeve Bmrch is In search of
4 strong foe for Cabin John Junior
Ordermen Sunday. Any unlimited nine
may communicate with him at Bradley
201-F-2I.
Any midget pitcher wishing to sign
is requested to report tonight at meet
ing OF the Corinthian teams at 1mmac-
ulate Conception Hall, Eighth and N
streets. Midget, Insect and Junior mines
will gather there at o'clock.
With Foley and Patton ready to as
sumo the hurling task, Northeast Hill
tops will invade Cheverly SUNDAY TO
meet Dixie Pig A. c. at o'clock. Hill
tops will meet at l o'clock at Ovens
street northeast
Pals Seniors are casting for games
with teams having diamonds Call Man
ager Okum at Columbia 3757 after G
o'clock
Army MedicOs vanquished Hartfords
in a hard-fought contest YESTERDAY.
to 3. Moore held the losers to I hits.
Holy ROsaryS hit the offerings of
F. Timmons AT will to defeat District
Engineers, IL TO 5, yesterday.
Scoring six times in the first inning.
Red Sox held Hess A. c. in check for
7-to-5 win. Booker hit well.
st. Stephen Insects want games to-
morrow and Sunday. Call Manager
Folliard at West TAT. Saint Pewees de-
feated Americans yesterday, 81 to Is.