New Britain herald., 1924-07-24
UNCONSCIOUS MAN
 TAKEN ID HOSPITAL
Dr.. ]. C. Tanner Is Called and Finds Him in Serious Condition
VOTERS TO DE REGISTERED
Enthusiasm Over rnaliige iiuh - Death af Mrs. Isaac onion-I. .ibrary Fund iiaaer show s--sui1 Catches TiV-riain,ii file lriefs,

\ man unable 10 give his name, hu
 said 10 be a member nf the gang c orkmen Of the Western Union Tele
 graph Co, which has moved int town. fell unconscious on the sidowall opposite Grown street this mornnl shortly after 2 o'clock and nf, ], [ Tanner, who was called ta attrnt him, ordered him removed 10 the New Britain general hospital, Apparent, | inc man had been imhihing freely oI the faVorite 'meseal" tn be procured here and after n stormy and dizzy
 tourney up The middle Of East Main
 street, the potion took effect on him
 and he fell unconscious on the street, III Upon arrival at tho New Britain
 hospital. immediate steps were taken to relieve him nni after his stomach
 had been pumped ont he began to l raise a disturbance, The hospital au- | thoriiics summoned the New Britain police and he was transferred 10 the police station where he was being
 held for further developments. His
 condition. though greatly improved, gave evidence of being ease of
 liquor poisoning. The riuinville po- lice will investigate the matter. To Register Voters
 Joseph N. McGcrnan and Peter F.
 Duffy. registrars Of voters. have given
 notice tha, they will hold sessions in
 the town hall on August and August
 from ic o'clock noon to o'clock
 at night. standarl time. for the pur-
 pose of making a caucus enrolment
 Of the lcgal voters Of the town Of Plainyilc and also to revise the en-
 rolment list last perfcc'e ed.
 Separate lists of qualified electors
 making application for caucus enroll- ment according 10 their declared poll. tical preference will be compiled at these sessions.
 Enthusiasm In Club
 PIainville republicans have received the news of the organization of q branch of the Connecticut Coolidge club which will take place in the post rooms of the American Legion Friday night Of this week with enthusiasm. The entire affair will be spirited re- publican rally and the entire registra- tion Of Plainville q. O. P. members is expected to be out In force 10 listen to the speakers. Mrs. John C. Buck Icy of West Hartford. a member Of the republican state central committee from the fifth district. is well known in Plainvillc and her usually interest ing speeches have impressed them- l selves upon the minds of her hearers 1 at all previous gatherings. Senator John H. Trumbull will be on the pro- gram to boost the club along.
 The principal speaker Of the eve ming will be Mrs. Joseph Merritt of Hartford. original organizer of the Connecticut Coolidge club.
 Death of Mrs. Onion
 Mrs, Isaac Onion, widow of the late Isaac Onion, died in Bridgeport Tues day evening. She was S4 years old and had lived in Painvile for more than 4u years She was well known here. She Is survived by two daugh- Lers. Mrs. George Hall Of Bridgeport and Mrs. r. B. Barrows of Hartford ,ne son, William Onion of Plainville, eight Grandchildren and nine great 
 The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, daylight saving ime at the home of her son, William Onion on North Washington street md burial will be m West cemetery.
 Library Flower Show
 Plans are nearing completion for he flower show to be given on Aug 'st IS and I under the auspices of he Woman's club for the Plainville ubic library fund. The exhibit is tp ha vino i'm, nf Icrit. There will be no entrance fee equired and all who wish to enter lay do so by notifying Mrs. Frank Wheeler, president of the Woman's Iub. The larger exhibits will consist pr the most part Of gladicli and will ompriso varieties produced by some the best hybrdi2ers in the world, ,cluding Kemp. Diner and Kindred
 The show will he one of tho best rat could he produced in New Eng nd as the growers here are among ,e leading New England entries in lows throughout the country. The icccss of local florists in raising rare ,ecimens has been such that their ,rieties have won prizes at the Bos- m shows and in many other places here they have been shown. An of the entries will be ven out within a short time and the t will contain, 1t is thought. the mes of nearly every grower in 
 Automobile Takes Fire
 An automobile travelling down 'oad street took fire last evening ortly after o'clock from a short cult in the wiring system. but the ick use of fire extinguishers and - nd saved the machine from destruc- m. Several people who were in the th' unity hurried to call the fire depart sh mt, but the necessity of calling the dr amen was obviatcd by the aiuck arr rli of the driver and those around He } place. az
 Rclri,ing Water Wells ste Two experts from the B. r. smith T'r .. of Boston, are working on the ter wells of the Plainville Water
 pulling them. cleaning them and Irving them at the company's plant Pine street. The work will require ee7 ne time. The company originally Go tailed the system now in use in the az: m. Joseph N. McKernan, secretary fro the company, has been busy inves- m. iting complaints which have come of him about the condition of the wa Ter
 All efforts possible to better the vs, vice are being made hy the com $ Iy. Mir. Mckernan ,tated. tor
 Repairing Telegraph Wires cur
 large gang of workmen from the cIal I-,,fo1 f*, ar,;,...f 1 -.