New Britain herald., 1928-12-03

tamperinG with an automobilc. aAa
the accused maa was placed on pre-
bation for one year BY Judge Joseph
NJ. Donovan this morning.
Jones was arrested Saturday night
by Officers Carpenter and Quinlan
after they had noticed him leaving
one car and entering another On
Center street. The attention Of the
officers was called to the mans &C.
tions by James Grace. 4 member Of
the New Departure Mfg. Co.. fire de-
partment. who happened to be sit-
ting In his own car nearby.
Jones, who was represented In
court by Attorney Edward Quinlan.
stated that he had been drinking
during the evening and could no.
remember entering any Of the park
ed cars. His previous good record
inclined the court toward leniency
although Judge Donovan stated that
any further complaint received re-
garding Jones would result in the
Jail sentence being made effective.
Maple Ends Defeat New Britain
Iron Mike" Riordan, New York
university luminary. was the out
standing performer in the football
game at Muzzy field Sunday after
noon when the Maple Ends. city
champions, defeated the New Britain
Blues. IL to 6. sugar" Hugret, for
mer high school star, and a student
at Dean academy. also played a re-
markable game at left halfback for
winning team.
Neither team scored during the
first half. defensive tactics being
used. However. in the third quar-
ter Riordan scored the Maple Ends
first touchdown when he received a
Hat pass from Hugret on the goal
line. An attempt to make the extra
point by scrimmage failed. The
Blues also scored in the same quar-
ter, when after a series of rushes
by Fengler, Kyleski and Schwab. B.
Westman carried the ball over the
line. An attempt to kick the goal
Tor the extra point fell short by
inches.
The local team scored its second
touchdown shortly after the fourth
quarter opened when Roloff. after
receiving a 20 yard forward pass
from Spielman. romped over the line.
The attempt to make the extra point
by a forward pass failed when the
ball was intercepted. The summary:
Maple Ends New Britain
7 l.
LUIGI
Left End
b. Rlordan SchemlnSky
Right Tackle
LuUCCh SueStGT
Right Guard
Name ATSoSy
Center
GeItTau s's'.. ......'... AHAcIASlo
Left Guard
swirl DECK
Left Tackle
SmelleT -. eStHt&H
Left End
KolOn fengIer
Quarterback
Spielman ................. kyleski
Right Halfback
Hugret .............. b. WeStmah
Left Halfback
NJ. Riordan ............. SchWab
Fullback
Maple Ends ........0 0 6 6-1:
New Britain .......O O-e
Substitutions. Maple Ends: WEIGH
for Smelter, Schoor for Kane, P.
Alexander for Hugret, Cavanaugh
for NJ. Riordan: Blues: Magellan for
Beck, Kropeck for Argosy. E. Purple
for Schminsky, BAtton for \. West
man, Casparini for Kyleski, Wilson
for Schwab. Referee, Clyde Waters;
umpire. Tommy Monahan: head
linesman "Grat" O'Connell.
Joseph Auclafr
Joseph Auclair. 81. of 80 Kelley
street, died at his home at 10 o'clock
Saturday evening following a one
days illness with high blood pres
sure.
Mr.. Auclair was born at st. Hi
laire. P. O.. Canada. December rs.
1876, the son of Napoleon and Ma
thilda Auclair. His early life was
spent in that place. Thirty-four
years ago he moved to Springfield,
Mass. and ten years later came to
Bristol and had since resided here.
For a number Of years he had fol-
lowed the trade OF blacksmith and
for the past two years had been en-
ployed at the forge plant Of the New
Departure Manufacturing Co. He
was a member Of st. Jean Baptiste
society and of the Union Of st.
Jean of this city and the Patriots of
Springfield. Mass.
Surviving are his wife; three chill
dren. Paul Auclair, a student at st.
Johns college, Canada: Alcide Au-
clair of this city and Yevette of
Hochelaga Convent at Montreal: one
brother, Ovila OF Springfield. Mass;
seven sisters, Sister Mary Matilda
of Manitoba, Mrs. Malo, Mrs. Pilette
and Mrs. Hubert. all Of Canada. Mrs.
Rochon Of F'itchburg, Mass. and
Mrs Blanchette and Mrs. Senesal of
Springfield, Mass
The funeral will be held ut !
o'clock Tuesday morning at st. AIMS
church. Rev J. P. Perreault will
celebrate the high mass of requiem
and burial will be in the new st.
Joseph's cemetery.
Fined For Drunkenness
Joseph Emmett of Main street,
charged with intoxication, was fined
SO and costs in police court this
morning by Judge Joseph NJ. Dono-
van. He gas arrested late last night
on a veranda of a Main street resi-
dent where he Lad fallen asleep.
Given Jail Sentence
His fourth appearance in court
this year on a charge Of drunken
ness secured for Albert Graham OF
North Main street 4 Jail sentence of
60 days.