New Britain herald., 1921-11-26
FINE OF $2OO
 FOR H0LZAPFEL
Local Man Fined for Making
 Liquor
SHOW FOR LEGION ARRIVES
Football Games Win be Ec.d Tomor- row AfternOon-Young Ladies Of the Town Plan for Club Rooms Regular Church Notices.

Regular Church Notices.
 Fred Hol1aplel of Red Stone Hnl. was fined $2OO and costs amounting to S236.20 in theIocal police court yes terday afternoon by Judge Edward r. Prior for violating the liquor law. Holzapfel admitted making the bev- orages but denied selling any of 1t as was also charged against him. Grand Juror William J. Forau acted as prosecutor and recommended heavy line in view of the evidence obtained. There were II bottles of iutoXlcauts. several casks of brandy, wine and cider and q still produced at the court to show that the accused had been practcing his business for some time.
 The man was arrested by State l Policeman Phillip Flynn and Officer |. W. Furrey of this town yesterday afternoon. They visited the home with a search warrant and discovered the liquor on the premises. lioIzaptel ad- mitted making the booze but thought | he was within the law. He stoutly as l serted his innocence when asked if he ! had sold any of it.
 It was also said that the state police paid another visit to Mountain View in hopes of obtaining some more evi- dence of liquor making there.
 Show Arrives
 The show for the opening night of l the Brock Barnes Post fair, to be held next Monday evening. arrived yester- day. The scenery which had stopped at the railroad station was forwarded to New Britain to be used in Q pro | duCtion in a theateI in that city for Q travelling road show until Monday night. The vaudeville performers, con- sisting of 20 dainty young ladies, were unable to lind quarters in the town and went to New Britain. Manager Billy, owner of the troupe, was in con- ference with the Legion officials and made arrangements for the stage. Stage Manager Hurl and Director Mall, gave instructions for the layout of the stage and a force of carpenters will commence operation at once. It is planned to have two strong head lights erected on each side of the
 
 the performers while the other lights in the building are out.
 The only difficulty the troupe will have will be sufficient room for their massive scenery and proper stage facilities. The stage will be erected about 10 feet from the rear of the hall, and will be 20 feet in length and 10 feet wide, A screen will be placed leading off the stage for the perform CTS to make up and make tGeir ap- pearance direct to the platform with out interfering with the audience.
 The Legion members plan to bor- row chairs from the town hall and | place in the building during the show after which they will be piled along 1 the walls to allow for dancing, Booths will be erected. A complete program will be announced Monday evening. The troupe has seven numbers to present among which "Bozo" the "Czar Hobo of the xylophone will make his debut. The original per formers of "Schlitz and SchIatz," comedians in master production of their own, will keep the house in an uproar with their comic actions,
 Football TomorroW
 With the ice cleared off RockWelrs | field, the All-Plainville team has ar ranged for q game with the Rangers of New Britain for tomorrow after noon. The kickoff will be held at 8 | o'clock. This is the third appearance 1 of the New Britain players in Plain l Vile. The last two games with the local team were ties and a fast game is expected to take place.
 The Crimsons have arranged for a . game with an out of town team to be ! held preceding the big game.
 Youngsters Want Club
 A movement has been started among ! the young men of the town principally , the Crimson Athletic club, for a club | house to be erected here. The boys | desire to have d meeting place to go . to instead of hanging around the streets, A prominent local merchant has offered to contribute a sum of money towards the cause and it is be- icved others may back him up. Tho Joys plan to approach the Chamber of Commerce on the proposition in an cf- 'ort to get help.
 The South End A. C., composed of Americans, some time ago built club house at Harts corner and nave successfully conducted it for tcar or more. They paid for it with he aid of s,orekccpcrs and the place Is one of the best of it's kind in the 
 In case the younger lads cannot get 'nough support to build a place, they )lan to find suitable quarters to rent
 ". (. T. |. Meeting.
 The next meeting of the W. C. T. Ir. yill be held Tuesday afternoon at iclock at the home of the president. .Irs. l.. 4. Francis, West Main treet,
 Christmas sale.
 The ladies Of the Advent Christian --