New Britain herald., 1922-10-23

All-Painvile played a good game against heavy odds in Unionville but their opponents proved too clever for | them.
 Poultry Club Notes The Plainville Agriculture and 'oultry club will hold a special meet Ing this week or some night when Professor Jones of Storrs can come here and address the members. The date will be announced as soon as Prof Jones fixes 1t.
 A club bulletin is to be placed in one of the local windows possibly that of the Plainville Hardware company on Whiting street which is owned by Minton A. Norton, president of the club.
 Farm Growing
 Michael Kosenko, owner of the largest poultry farm in this town, has erected two large hen houses which will replace the one destroyed by fire ressntly. More than 300 of prize b!rH were lost in that fire.
 The new sheds are l20 feet long and 20 feet wide and each one is capable of accommodating 900 chick ems The coops are steam heated and modern in every respect Electric lights and water are also part of Mir. Kosenko's hen houses and he has a new plan which they have been erected on. This plan allows for open ing part of the GOODS to give the hens air and each section Is divided of separately where the chickens gan go out without letting the entire 900 out.
 MT. Kosenko now has about 2So0 hens, many of them prize birds which are valued highly. He gets an aver age of approximately 30 dozen eggs day which he disposes of in Hartford markets and some locally.
 When his new sheds are completed Mir Kosenko plans to have visiting days for the public. He is building a new roadway on his place for au- tomobies.
 w. c. T. Y. Meeting.
 There will be a meeting of the Womens Christian Temperance union tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles Bronson of Maple street. Delegates who attend ed the recent forty-seventh state w. c. T. U. convention will give report of the session. All members are urged to attend.
 Pythian Lodge Notes.
 Members of Pythian lodge, Knights of Pythias will journey to Southing ton tomorrow night where they will be the guests of the William Berry lodge, K. of P. A supper will be served the visiting Knights. The Plainvile members will leave here at 7:30 o'clock by automobile. The sup per is to be given by the debating team of the William Berry lodge, which recently visited the local or gantnRtion. An entertainment will folH the supper
 On Friday night, the Rank of | Knight will be conferred to a class of candidates at the Plainville hall by the local team.
 New Voters Made.
 There were but 64 new voters made at the meeting Of the selectmen and town clerk at the town hall Saturday. A larger list than this was expected as the registrars had more than 400 on their Ito be made" lists. This l makes total of but 1l6 made since the selectmen met. Saturday there were 26 women made out of the GA.
 Plainvillc Briefs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allan Bailey of Broad | street are spending few days at At lantic City, where they are enjoying vacation with Mrs Charlotte Dig gle of Broad street and Mrs. Diggles sister, Mrs, Sheffield. of Glastonbury The party will return this week
 There will be a meeting of the South End A. c. at the club house at Hart's Corner tomorrow night, when plans will be made for the smoker to be held Saturday of this week.
 Phillip Marine of East Main street has purchased the h.me of William Fox of Hough street, and plans to move in there on November 1. Mir Fox will move to New Britain. DEPOSIT BOOK lost. No. 573o on Berlin Savings bank. Finder please return same to bank. BOOMERS WANTED Desirable families good location, Cunningham & Skinner