New Britain herald., 1916-03-28

games without much expense, the se- lectmen believe the request of the boys should be granted The building is owned by the toWnSpcOple and for the sake of the boys the general opinion is that it could not be utilized to better advantage.
 C. H. Newton, Ralph Morrill, aud C. C. Seymour, who arc among the rrown-upS interested in the move ment, were present at the conference. They expressed the opinion that no trouble will be experienced in flnan- cling the organization If sultahlc hall can be secured. The club IS willing to pay for light and hc&t while hall is at their disposal or lS satisfied to pay any reasonable rental,
 Plainvillc for the first time in it's history appears to have had it's slumbcrs disturbed by the needs of it's youth and if tho young men < club, to which all the boys will be eligible to mem bcrShip, wants the Town hall for it's meeting place, inc impression prevails that the key should be handed over to it's officers without any questions asked, re- rciptCd bill to be presented by the taxpayers without any exchange Of currency. The boys will need what ever money they can raise for in mum erable purposes and the rental of the Town hall should not be includ- cd in the liabilities of their club.
 Slept Under Freight Car.
 John Morrissey 8 transient, tried to sleep off a jag under q freight car near the passenger sta tlon Yester- day. He was using one of the rails for a pillow when discovered by Spe- cial Officer Charles Grace. The man was too drunk to move and fearing that he might be killed the officer se- cured conveyance and Lad him locked up.
 The accused was charged with in- toxicaton when arraigned before Jus tice E. P. Prior this morning. While he was not charged with trespasslng he expressed a willingness to plead guilty to such an Offense tLt he pro- tested against the grand iu4or aCcus- ing him of being drunk.
 Morrissey told the court hat he sc cured employment in Southin gton yes terday and was to report tor work this morning. He couldn't buy a pair of oVera1ls in the neighboring borough so he hoppod D freight 70 visit the stores here. Tired after his ride he had a sleep under the freight car. He tried to explain away the necessity for getting a team to cart him to the lookup by saving he was exhausted when his slumbers were dis turbed by the officer.
 Justice Prior imposed l fire of S7 and costs. Morrissey was out of coin of the realm and Constabie Down. ing took him to jail to work out the penalty.
 Call Sewer Meeting.
 Joseph T. Mccarthy, district com mittee clerk. today issued he call for | the sixth annual meeting of the Plain 1 vile Sanitary and Sewer district to !! be held in the Town hall Monday eve ming at s o'clock.
 The call specifies that tho meeting i is for the purpose of acting on the l reports Of the officers, electlng q dis trict committee and tran5auting any i other business proper to Je brought | etc.
 r. r. Wheeler. C. IT. Caiur and ! J. T. Mccarthy who comprise the dis trlct committee, declare that they have no idea as to what .ourse the meeting will pursue. Tine opposition to plans for building l system of sewage disposal will probably at tempt to complete the victory they won year ago when the sewer propo- sition was rejected by having the dis trict disband
 While progressive citizens recognize the growing need Of this improvcment the benefits of which dre becoming more apparent every day. they con- ,ot ncrlv ripe for making a definite move to- wards having the sewer quilt. Thcre still appears to be q prejudice against the sewer because of ne expense ifs r would entail md evident ly it will require more time to over come it sufficiently to get a vote fla vorable to the improvement.
 However. the advocates arc not disheartened and they are hopeful