One character in this work has a special daily bre
One character in this work has a special daily breakfast at the Café Kroner, while another has a red scar on the bridge of his nose.  Joseph is unsure whether to go into demolition in this work after he discovers that his grandfather constructed an abbey that his father demolished during World War II.  At the end of this work, several characters eat a cake in the form of that abbey, St. Anthony's, and Alfred Schrenna is symbolically adopted into the central family while Johanna vows to shoot Ben Wackes so that the "lambs" will finally triumph over the "buffalos."  FTP, name this work in which Richard Faehmel plays the titular game at the titular time, a work of Heinrich Boll.
One character in this work has a special daily breakfast at the Café Kroner, while another has a red scar on the bridge of his nose.  
{Billiards at Half-Past Nine} (1) [AH]