New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
PIuinuiIle News
Y0 FORM FACTORY
 BOWLING LEAGUE
Managers Of Eight Teams Will
 Hold Meeting Tonight

HUH NiVUtlLC lUAAOAt
 SELECTMEN HOLD SESSION Consider Appointments-Command-
 CT Paul Stresses Community Work
 of Legjon-"The ScarChlight Min
 strcls"-Footbau Season Opens
 An industrial or community bowl ing league will be formed tonight, when representatives Of eight teams will meet at Legion Hall at o'clock and draw up plans for orEaniza- ton. The teams which will com prise the league and will have their captains present this evening are the Standard Steel X Bearings. Inc, the Trumhmn Electric Mfg. Co, th" plainviMe Casting Co, the Peek Spring Co. the Sessions Clock Co, Of Torcstvire, the Bristol Brass Co.,, of Bristol: Brock Barnes post. Amori- can Legion; and the Businessmen.
 Tonight's session will be to adopt rules for the circuit and to draw ur q schedule of play Games will be rolled on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the Recreation alleys be- shining on Tuesday evening, October IS. c. B. Chapin Of the Bristol Brass ! Co.,, is temporary chairman, and it l is expected that nermancnt officers will be chosen tonight.
 John Valentine, who clips pins and 1 hair with equal facility. will lead the ] Businessmen Retiring Commander 1 James Paul will cammaul inc Le- gionnaires Tn thair drive. The Tock Spring outfit will he captainrd hy John KayanauEh, and Steve Suhrek wn head the Casting company entry. John IlmourguN is captain of the Tcmco hoWlers and Eaioune of the Standard Steel The Sessions team is being represented by Thomas Prior, while MT Chapin is the Bristol Brass l captain All eight teams have really excellent howlers lined up for the season and some close and high ! scores are expected.
 Sclectmcn Meet
 ! The new board of scl,etmon. con- -lsting of James Simpson. William / DoWnham, and Winfield Loonis. 1cll it's first meeting last evening and talked over the appointments which if has at it's disposal These ! include the offices Of night patrol man. dog warden. tree warden, and fire commissioners II will be no sll"- prise to see all present offlce-hcld- ers, with the exception Of Fire Com missioner Loomis, roappoiuted. Mir oomis, now third selectnan, will be replaced as fire commissioner ly an other anpoiutee. Definite ap20iut- mouts will probably be made next Tuesday night.
 Working On Park Street The work ot dwelling Park street extension was begun this morning. This street was accepted by the town some time ago and money for i'm movements was collected, but a ya- r-cty Of causes contributed to hold
 gp the work of surtacing if. First Salcctman James Simpson said today that the work of grading would be hurried through and that h, expect Il the work of hauling the stone would begin ny Friday.
 ! Commander Pauls Report Community welfare was the major point stressed in the annual report of Commander James Paul or HrockRarres post American Legion ut the yearly meeting Monday night This report Of the retiring com l lnander is as follows:
 ! ITO my fellow members Of the BrocE-Barnes Post No. 33, Amer f ican Legion: In accordance with 1 the custom in past years, ] here with submit for your approval my annual report, covering the period rom Janurry l, 1927 to the present 1 date. In this report, which will be a brief one, will endeavor to touch on all the activities during that time
 "1'he first subject that I will take up is membership. It is my belief that no post clu have successful year if if does not have some real ] live wires CT ifs membership con- lnittc". We have been very for,u- 1 nate in this respect. having as chair men of our committee man who hold Q. like position in the first dis trict Comrade James Usher. Through bis and his committees ef- fort, we have been able 10 increase our membership from 82 10 100 ,mcmbere reaching g. total member ship which, l believe, has not been attained before. A great amount Of praise should be given Comradc Usher and his committee.
 1 Community Welfare
 "We are aware that community rwelsare was the main project of the American Legion for this past year and we have directed our efforts along this line The most important. in my opinion, was the forming ot a Boy Scout troop, known as the American Legion Troop No. 33. We are all old enough now to realize