New Britain herald., 1923-03-20
OFFERS POST ROOMS
 ID VETERANS OF '6l Brock-BarneS Post to Invite (. X.
 R. to Share Its Quarters TAKE CHARGE OF FLAG
Plainvillc Loses First Game of State Lcague-Hold St. Patrick's SociaI-- Waterbury Mans Case Is Con- tinued-PIainyiIlc Briefs.

I zion. will invite the members of the Plainville and Forestville c. A. R. post to share it's quarters, according to a vote taken at the meeting last evening. The veterans of 1861, who have had quarters in a building in Forestville in a joinl post of Plain- vile and Forestvile~ve are soon to lose their rooms because the building which they occupy is soon | to be razed.
 Charles Meyerowitz was appointed committee to take charge of the flag which is flown on the town flag pole in the center. The question Of propriety was taken up last evening and it was decided that the Legion members have been lax in taking matters of this sort under their direc- ton. Meyerowitz will have full charge of the raising and lowering of the stars and stripes on all special occasions. It was explained last eve- ming that the appointment of this committee was in no way a reflection on the handling of the matter up to this time, but, if the Legion wishes the proper regulations followed out with regard to the flag, the members thought that the Legion should take care of it.
 Tentative plans were made to hold carnival early in the summer. A committee will be- appointed in the near future. Tentative plans were also made to celebrate the opening of the new quarters in the Plainville Recreation building as soon as they are finished.
 PIainville Loses.
 The state bowling league opened up last night in Bristol at Macs al- leys in match game between Plain vile and Bristol with victory go- ing to the Bell City quintet. The match was good one throughout the several games with Bristol forging | ahead and winning on the total num- Der of pins by a margin of about 130. |
 St. Patrick's Social.
 Martha Rebekah lodge, I. o. o. F., held an enjoyable St. Patrick's social following the business meeting last evening. The hall was prettily deco rated and program of vocal and in- strumental selections was rendered. A fortune teller engaged especially | for the night was the main attrac- tion.
 Only matters of routine business | were discussed at last nights meet l ing, but it was decided to hold an | officers drill in I. o. O. F. hall next Monday evening. All officers of the lodge will be notified to attend.
 Case Is Continued.
 The case of Rudolph Zaleski of who was arrested by Off cer F. w. Furrey Sunday night on the charge of operating a motor ve- hicle under the influence of intoxicat- ing liquor. was continued until Wednesday in the town court yester- Hay afternoon by Justice F. P. Prior at the request of Zaleski.
 Colonel Hadsell's Funeral.
 The body of Colonel Arthur Had sell. which is being brought to this will be inferred in Arlington National cemetery in Arlington, Va, upon it's arrival. according to an an- by Mrs. Harry Castle, his sister, She will attend the services, out a date has not yet been set.
 T. F. M. Co. Bowling. The T. F. M Co. bowling league held it's weekly session on the Ideal ,lleys last evening. The following 7. were the individual and team scores: ,
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