New Britain herald., 1923-04-19

enough to keep from being beaten by more than 100 points at the most the next time they meet.
 Finds old Advertisements.
 Dr. R. M. Griswold of Kensington while looking through some old is- sues of an old newspapers. found several advertisements which he thought would be of interest to Der lin people. The advertisements were found in a copy of the paper of July, 1904.
 Broke out of the pasture of the subscriber on the 14th inst, two large horses. one of chestnut color. the other bay. Whoever will return them to me will be handsomely re- warded, and all charges paid. ROGER RILEY, Berlin, 25th July" fE
 Another stating the dissolution of partnership will also prove inter- esting:
 The partnership of Stanley and Phelps is this day dissolved by mu- tual consent, and Bildad Phelps is hereby authorized to settle the com pany concerns.
 "Oliver Stanley. Agt. and Atty for T. Stanley Jul.
 "BILDAD PHELPS, "Berin, July 4, 1904"
 Said Phelps informs his customers that he had removed to Torrington, at the cross of the turnpike road by Litchfield Hill, where he will supply them with all kinds of warranted work in the saddle, harness and cap line. Also an assortment of plain and japaned tin ware from some of the best manufactures in Berlin. All kinds lumber, home made cloth. but ter and cheese and other products will be received in pay
 Motherhood Club Meets.
 Mrs. Brownell of the state board of public school nursing addressed the members of the Berlin Mother hood club yesterday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. Chase Coale. large number of the members being pres ent.
 Mrs. Brownell spoke of her prog ress in the Berlin schools so farI as she has completed the work of exam ming the children in the Worthington school. She told of results there. showing the reports of the various children and answering questions. Mrs. Brownell is now at the Ken sington school conducting the exam- ination of children. Steps will be made to correct any defects found and undernourished children will be referred to mothers for extra treat ment. The project of giving milk to undernourished children at various intervals during the day in school has been considered but it is not known whether or not this will be done. These examinations are carried without any expense to the town and much interest is being shown in them.
 1 Building In Town kensington seems to be experienc' ing a building boom. Several lots or the Bodwell property. the old Berlir i fair ground, bought by, Italian resi- dents, are now having houses built upon them. One house is being con structed on Pennington avenue nex to Foresters' hall and several other' are being built further down the sev' eral streets into which the land ha' been divided.
 Three houses are also being con structed near the American Paper Goods Co. Two of these are three story buildings.
 Baldwin in Trucking Business
 George H. Baldwin, who recently sold his coal business to Dugald Nc Milan of New Britain, will engage in the trucking business on the futuc He is at present building a large gar age to house his trucks and he will do business in Berlin and vicinity.
 Items of Interest
 Rev. A. c. Fuller of the East Ber- lin Methodist church has returned from the Methodist Episcopal confer ence in Bridgeport. Rev. Mir. Fuller will speak of the activities of the conference at the prayer meeting this evening.
 The Foresters will meet this eve ming at the hall in Kensington. The winners at the T. A. B. whist held last evening were, Mrs. James