New Britain herald., 1924-10-20
.PhinpiMe News
FOR MEET OF VALLEY AsSN' Delegates to 52nd Annual Meet.
 ing to Gather Here Tomorrow ABOUT SO VOTERS MADE 

AlDvOA w IVlLltb NflULi Pytbian Degree Team To New Ha-
 yen--Fred Lescarbeau in Hospital
 Gets IS Pound Raccoon--
 Crowned Potato King-Briefs.
 The 5end annual meeting of the Pennington Valley association will be held tomorrow commencing at 10:S0 o'clock in the morning. at the Plainville Congregational church. Delegates from the various towns in the valley who claim membership in the association will be present and a busy program has been outlined.
 The session will open with organ ization business to be followed by election of officers; II a. m., ad- dress, Rev. William s. English, topic, "Our Greatest Problem:" 11:30 a. m, address, Rev. Morris F. Alling, topic, "The Country Church of Yes terday and Tomorrow" 12 o'clock noon, discussion, and 1o:30 o'clock luncheon,
 The afternoon session will com mence at 1:45, with worship; at ? o'clock, unfinished business will be taken up; 2;15 p. m, address, Character. the Chief Element of Success" James l.. Loomis, vice. president of the Connecticut Mutual Insurance Co.,; 2:45, discussion; 3, address "The Technique of the Every Member Canvass" Rev. Sam uel T. Clifton; S:3o, discussion, and { adjournment.
 About 60 Voters Made
 About 60 voters were made Satur- day at a session of the town clerk and the board of selectmen in the town hall between 9 o'clock in the morning and 8 o'clock in the eve ming. Of this number, p were women. This makes a total of 163 new voters who will cast their bal lots at the state and national cleo tlons on November 4. Saturdays s session was the last opportunity for those eligible to be made voters and any who missed the session, will be forced to wait the coming of an- other year.
 pvfhian nepraa Team
 The degree team of Pythian lodge, K. of P. will leave Plainville this evening at p. m. for New Ha- ven where the members will work the rank of page before the grand lodge this evening. The work will be performed in Music hall in the Elm City and will usher in the grand lodge session which will start tomorrow. About 50 members of the local lodge will make the trip Delegates from Pythian lodge to'the grand lodge session are Roy Ackert and R. W. Fox. Several members plan to remain in New Haven in attendance at the session,
 Lands in Hospital
 Fred Lescarbeau of the Clarendon hotel is in the New Britain hospitai receiving treatment for bad lacer- ation of the face received yesterday when he experienced a bad fall on the street. He was given attention by Dr. George l.. Cook who took several stitches in his face and then ordered him removed to the hospi- tai. He will recover.
 Gets is Pound Raccoon
 Charles Diggle, Plainville's hunt ing "ace," returned from an expedi- tion last night, with a raccoon which tips the scales at IS pounds The animal is not as large as the one bagged last year by Mir. Diggle, but has a pelt which will be a fine adornment for some lady-fair's neck. Mir. Diggle has placed the animal on exhibition in the window of Le- win and Meyerowitz's market on Whiting street and plans to have a coon uIIlllCE IOi IIlo hlolls lilCitNp'
 Crowned Potato King
 Henry Tyler Of UnionviIle road, Is unquestionably the potato king for the present year, taking the honor away from hisneighbor Mir. John son. MT. Tyler has dug this season a total of 1,42S bushels of potatoes, enc of the largest crops on record in this vicinity,
 Latest Arrivals
 Daughters were born at the New Britain General hospital yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. Harold Fletcher of IA North Washington street and to Mir. and Mrs. Edward Lindstrom of [ Canal street. Both tho mothers and daughters are reported as doing well.
 Suffering From Fall
 Floyd Pacher of Whiting street is confined to his bed at his home suf- .fering from multiple bruises, receiv- ed when he fell from ladder while working at his home. At first, it was thought that his injuries were serious, but Dr. George Cook could find no broken homes or other seri- ous Injuries. His condition is re- ported to be comfortable.
 
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