New Britain herald., 1929-09-09
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 Attend Conference

Seven members, including Rev. and Mrs. Vernon Philips Of the kensinston Congregational church. attended the annual conference of the Christian Endeavor organization at Camp Irving on the Housatonc liver. Rev, Philips, who was elect cd head of the organization at th" last meeting of the group held In Bridgeport last May, was very wet pleased with the results of the con- ference. There were 15O delegates attending the convention Sunday, an increase of 100 over last year.
 Delegates from all over the sta e attended the meeting and included representatives from Bridgeport. Waterbury, Milford and almost every city and town in the state of Connecticut.
 The purpose of the conferences, held at least once each year, is to lay plans for the ensuing year. The organization is solely Of young peo- pie and the interstate groups coop crate during the year by hav- ing meetings with similar groups throughout the state.
 Condition Serious
 The condition of Victor PauloH. son of MT. and Mrs. Victor Pauloz is considered serious at the Meridcn hospital, He was taken 10 the hos pital Friday morning complaining of pain in his side. At the hospital it was learned that he was suffering with T ruptured appendix and an operation was performed As yet it is impossible 10 determine just what his condition really is, although it is considered critical.
 Registrars 10 Meet
 The registrars of the town of Bnr- lin will meet Tuesday between the hours of nine and five to receive the names of all those wishing to be made voters. It is urged that all those wishing to vote in the coming elections register their names at the meeting in tn" town hall tomorrow.
 A meeting of the registrars will be held Saturday, September 21. to pass upon the qualificati tions of those registering tomorrow and to make voters. Ii is thought that the usual number of voters will gosto the polls the first Monday in October. Last year it was found that there were a total Of 1,71S voters in the three districts. Kensington coming first with a total of 94S, Berlin next with 494, and East Berlin bringing up the rear with 276.
 Carter Out of Race
 Another republican hopeful as- serted last night that business pres sure was too great 10 allow him to participate as candidate in the eau GUS of the G. o. P. to he held Fri day night in the town hall. George B. Carter, selectman of many terms and holder of most of the towns no- litiCal offices in days gone by, as- surcd the Herald that. after consd- oring the situation. he would not enter the ring for nomination at the caucus in opposition to Solectman Leon Hall. II was rumorcd that Mir. Carter would enter the ring. and he himself did not deny the rumor for a time, He finally came out with tho declaration that his business would not allow him timo necessary for devotion 10 politics. However, next year is another natter he said.
 And the Parson Returned
 After touring the various states of Europe and riding in trains on the continent, sailing on the castled Rhine and crossing the ocean twice, Rev. s. A. Tiskc and family returned to the home town to receive the best wishes of the friends whom he had left for time. Rev Mir. Fiske re- turned early Sunday morning and conducted the services at the Con- gregational church yesterday.
 Houscparty of the Lo-His
 Ten girls attended the houseparty given by the Lo-Tli club of Berlin at Mantle Saturday and Sunday. It was reported that all had a fine time.
 Condition Improved
 The condition of Samuel Coale, who was hurt when the propeller of the airnlane which he was cranking struck him and fractured his leg in several places, was reported as slightly improved. He is in the Law renee Memorial hospital in New London and he is expected to return home within two or three weeks.