New Britain herald., 1922-10-09

io" evening at the nome or Mrs. F. J. Martindale of Johnson's Station. All members have been urged to at tend.
 Church Mission Closes
 The mission being conducted at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy by the missionaries of La Sallette for the past week, came to a close last even ing when Father Mccarthy gave an interesting address at 7:30 o'clock. Father Cotter led the masses all day yesterday and in the afternoon, the blessing of babies of the parish took place. All the masses were we'll at tended
 Rev. John E. Fay, pastor of the church, gave a few remarks at the closing services, in which he thanked the people for their attendance and expressed his pleasure.
 Father Cotter and Father McCar- thy will go back to Hartford this week and on Saturday will open a weeks mission at the St. Francis church at Naugatuck.
 Registrars in Session.
 The registrars of voters, Joseph N Mckernan and Peter Duffy, will be at the Town hall tomorrow morning from 9 o'clock until o'clock in the afternoon. They will be there for the purpose of taking the names of all persons who wish to be placed on the 'to be made" list of eligible voters at the state elections to be held on November '. This will be the last opportunity for the persons to regis ter before the election.
 Assessors to Meet.
 Schuyler P. Williams, William J. Simpson and Oliver H. Robertson, as- sessors of Plainville, have announced their schedule of days when they will be at the town hall for the purpose of allowing all persons in Plainville holding property liable for tax, to come and file their lists.
 They will meet on Saturday. Octo- Der 14 from 1:15 until o'clock; Sat urday, October 21 from until 5 o'clock; Tuesday, October A, from 1:15 until o'clock; Thursday Octo- Der 26, from 1:l5 until o'clock; Friday, October 27. from g until 5, and from until g o'clock in the eve ming; Saturday. October 2S. from 9 until and from until S:3o o'clock; Tuesday, October 31 from 3 to and from until clock and on Wednes- day, November l, which will be the last day, from until and from until s o'clock.
 Pennington Valley Meet.
 The Pennington Valley Conference will be held tomorrow at North Granby, Conn.,, at which conference Plainvile delegates will attend. Rev. 1 Charles & Wyckoff, pastor of the church, will attend as will Schuyler P. Williams, R. Carpen- ter, A. E. Mclean, Mrs. Hiram P. | Lowry and MT. and Mrs. Oldershaw | of West Broad street. The confer ence starts at 10 o'clock and the local | delegates will take the trip by auto,
 Movies Draw Well
 Sunday movies seemed to draw well n Plainville despite the fact that many of the local residents are against hem and the Community theater was rowded last night Mir. Eastman hanked the people for their support. He has been showered with letters ately of rather dubious contents 'hich threaten his business and the ritter expressing the hopes that the usiness would fail eventually and Mir. Eastman be run out of town Mir Eastman is tracing the source of the etters which always come unsigned nd in the same handwriting. lie ontemplates prosecution should he )cate the writer.
 Piain,ille Briefs The directors of Sequassen club nc, will hold a meeting tonight at le hall at o'clock Three bulls from Plainville Ro@ ,rms, owned by Senator John H, rumbull, captured three first awards the Brockton, Mass, fair last week