New Britain herald., 1922-09-20

ager Nen hopes to set new record | for the local team by driving the ia. nous female representative out O the box for the first time. To start Building. Plans have been completed for the new bowling and sports building which will be erected on Whiting street next to the Community tn" street, and Charles w. Hird of Maple street, Max Unkelbach of New Brit ain has finished the drawings for the new structure and the owners will be ready to receive bids from various contractors on the erection of the place. The building will be made ol brick and modern in every respect.
 The owners plan to call their place "The Plainvile Recreation Building The alleys to be installed will be of the finest, and there will be six of in the building.
 The house which Is now on the property where the building is to be erected will be moved shortly and operations for doing this have started. The place will be moved next to Free mans house. This will allow plenty of room for the new building.
 If the plans Mir. Murphy and MT. Hird have in mind will mature as they expect, the new bowling alley will be opened the early part of De- rember. This may be a little late fo- the bowling season, but will be open in time for the holiday events.
 Football Notes.
 The Plainville football team, of which John J. Murphy, Jr, of East street, Is manager. will hold practice games tomorrow night at Rockwell's field. The team manager wishes every member to know that there are practice games held every Tuesday and Thursday evening at the field. It is expected that the season will of- 1cially open a week after this Sun day. Manager Murphy has arranged for this so as not to interfere with the big game the Aces are planning to have Sunday afternoon at Rock wells field. He has issued a chal- lenge to other teams and it is eN pected that one will be accepted.
 There are several business men in town who have always showed their sporting blood and when the Plain vile football team came to them for funds, they always responded. These same merchants were solicited recent ly with the result that a sum of $50 was raised among them. This will be used for purchasing new equip ment for the players.
 Episcopal Church Notes.
 The local company of the Knights Of Washington will entertain num- Der of visitors at their meeting to- night. amongst whom will be George Clifford Foote, of New Haven, gen. eral of the order. The initiation cer- emony will be carried through at which H. B. Moore, of New Britain, will be the pianist
 Tomorrow being the Festival of Saint Matthew, Apostle and Evange- list, there will be a celebration of Holy Communion at 10 o'clock a. m.
 One Man Cars
 It is understood that the Bristol Plainville Tramway company is con- the running of one man cars over the local lines into Forestvlle and Bristol. It has been learned cars in the barn at Bristol are un- dergoing radical changes which ap- pear to take the form of one man cars after being completed.
 At the present time there are about seven cars being operated over the Plainville- Bristol line on a busy schedule. One man cars on this line S believed to be paying proposition nasmuch a S during the early parts of the day there is very little traffic. There are no railroad crossings to go also point in favor of the one man ,ars.
 Plain,ille Briefs.
 Judge Merritt O. Ryder has been named administrator of the estate of he late s. Louise Ward, wife of Rev. ]. G. Ward, pastor of the Baptis, 'hurch.
 There will be meeting of the Town Plan commission this evening It lIe lO"H Hdll lOI lllt puTpOSe Ol going over the altered map of the building and street line on West Main street.
 CrimSOns to Meet
 All members of the Crimson foot ball team are requested to meet at the South End club this evening for he purpose of making returns on the sale of tickets for the dance and so- ,ial time to be held at the Commun- ty theater tomorrow night erling range. Inquire so South Washington St., Planville.