New Britain herald., 1922-03-03
 NEW THEATER MAY BE ERECTED HERE Bristol Manager Not to Build, But
 Others Are Interested PYTRIAN TEMPLE INSTITUTED
Pythian Sisters Temple Is Formally Instituted With Appropriate Excr- cises-Lcgion Membership Drive Starts Tomorrow.

starts Tomorrow.
 C. Eberstein, proprietor of the Bristol theater stated today that he will not make any changes on the Newton Repository on Whiting street, Plainville, whereby it might be used for moving picture house Mr. Eberstein had considered alterations on the place and consulted the state inspectors on the matter. It would take about s4,ooO to make necessary changes and install the seats. The building is in an ideal location for a moving picture house and as there is no other place in town suitable for one, Mr. Eberstein believes that good business could bc started there.
 Mir. Eberstein has, however, enter ed into negotiations for the sale of the property to persons interested in theater. The deal might be closed some time next week. Nlr. Eberstein refused to divulge the names of the parties involved, prefcrring to wait until the deal would be closed.
 New Lodge Instituted
 The Pythian Sisters Temple, sis ter organization to the Knights of Pythias. has been formed in Plain- vile and already has a total of so charter members. The Temple was duly instituted Wednesday evening at the l. o. 0. F. hall when officers were elected. The work of insttutng was in charge of Mrs. Clara Whitaker of Stamford and her assistants. The new lodge will be known as the Pythiai Temple No. 20. It will meet every second and fourth Wednesday in each month.
 The following are the officers of the Temple: Most excellent chief, Mrs Jennie Hickok; excellent senior, Mrs Veronica Carter; excellent junior, Miss Ethel Teachman; manager, Mrs. Lil- Han Kunne, mistress of records and correspondence, Miss Helen Anderson; mistress of finance, Mrs Cora Futile: protector of the Temple, Mrs. Ger trude Spencer; guard of the outeu Temple, Mrs. Mildred Dutton; past chief of the Temple. Mrs. Anna Fur ner and trustee for three years, Lucia Turner; for two years, Mrs Veronica Carter and for one year, Mrs. Elsie Ryder.
 Many Attend Institution
 The institution of the lodge was at tended by a large number of people from out of town, some coming from Stamford, New Haven, Derby, Hart ford, East Hartford, New Britain, Rockville, Waterbury and Colchester.
 Hall Crowded.
 Because of the crowd it was diff cult for the degree from Waterbury to properly eXemplify the degrees as prepared. The hall was prettily decorated with the colors of the tenn pie.
 Banquet Is Served
 Following the work at the after noon session, a banquet was served. The following young women assisted in serving: The Misses Mildred Out ton, Beryl Turner Ethel Teachman, Lillian Graham, R. Graham, Ruth Aspinall and Veronica Saunders They were daintily attired in caps made of the four colors of the Temple and made a pleasing appearance.
 OHlcefS TO Meet sunday.
 The newly elected officers of the Temple will hold q meeting this Sun day evening at the home of the Most Excellent Chief Mrs. Jennie Hickok Of S1 East Main street. The meet ing will commence at z o'clock.
 Next Meeting.
 The next meeting of the order will a in No1 March at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to attend as important matters pertaining to the Temple will be discussed.
 Legion Drive.
 The executive committee of Brock Barnes post will hold meeting to- night at the Legion rooms when plans will be made for the membership drive now under way. It is planned by the committee to hold meeting every Friday evening preceding the regular meeting of the post that plans may be formulated to present to the members on the following Monday evening.
 Tomorrow afternoon the various committees appointed will make an individual solicitation of every eX- service man in Plainvilc in an effort to have him join. Each person in- terviewcd will be asked to give his reasons for not wishing to enroll that the post officials may see what is wrong and get the sentiment of the majority of the soldiers. The meet ings of late are sparsely attended and on many occasions, the necessary quorum is not present that business may be discussed.
 The following Is a list Of the men who will interview the eX-scrvice men and the districts they will cover: Ed ward Barrows, Washington and west of Washington street; Ward Futile, Grown and Hough streets; Carol Cut ting, Pierce street; John Guiden, Church and Canal streets; Bert Con lon, Whiting street and William Gun ningham, Park and Maple street.
 At the regular meeting Monday evening these members will make a report of the progress made. Sev- eral local young men have already and the future is promising. One merchant has contributed sever al boxes of cigars to be used at the rooms at meetings and smokers.
 There will be a rehearsal of the comedy play. Good Morning, Teach err" next Tuesday evening at the le- zion headquarters. It is planned to tho play the first Friday after