New Britain herald., 1924-11-06

arrested by State Policeman Lavin last Sunday on charge of driving without an operators license. The arrest was made after an autoist had complained. Spena was found guilty last night and paid a fine Of S1O and costs of SEAS. SpenCeri In Accident
 The police have received word that Patsy Spenceri, auxiliary bag gage man at the Berlin station, smashed his car considerably last evening when it came in contact with telegraph pole on the New Britain road. The police said de- tails of the accident are not known. An investigation into the cause win be made. According to the police no one was on the scene when officers arrived.
 Property Is Sold
 Stanley and Anna Rosick today sold one acre of land in kensington to Albert Anderson of New Britain The sale was made through the of- fee of the Cashman Farm Agency of New Britain.
 Delegates Are Chosen
 James J. Fitzsimons and George B. Norton of Kensington were chosen by the democratic voters at their caucus held last night at For esters' hall, Kensington, to repre- sent the town at the coming demo- cratic senatorial convention in New Haven on November 24 and 25.
 A candidate to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Frank R. Brandcgee will be chosen at that time. Both MT. Norton and MT. Fitzsimons are well known democrats in Berlin and are listed among the most enthusiastic of the party's workers in this vicinity.
 Republican Caucus
 The republican voters of the town of Berlin will meet in caucus on the evening of November 14 at the town hall to choose delegates to the republican convention in Hartford November 24 and 25. These dele gates will represent Berlin in the ballotinS for a candidate to fill out the unexpired term of the late Sen ator Brandegee.
 Prayer Meeting Tonight
 The weekly church night service will he held at the Kensington Methodist church tonight at 1880 o'clock. The study of the Bible will he resumed under the direction of Rev. May B. Lord, pastor of the 
 Has Birthday Party
 A party in honor of the birthday of Miss Virginia Bushnell, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur H. Rushncll of Pennington avenue, was held last night at her home, about 10 of her girl friends being present, Games were enjoyed and refreshments A feature Of the evening was a large birthday cake trimmed with yellow candles and yellow flow CTS.
 Well Baby Conference.
 A change from the Foresters' hall 10 the T. A. R. hall is announced for the Well Child Conference. The new location is in every way pleasant and acceptable. This month, the first of the winter, is a good time to com mence making regular visits to the conference. A child kept under the observation of physician each month cannot fail to profit.
 Cold days should bring health and energy instead Of colds and pneu- monia. Excessive clothing and too warm rooms are two Of the most frequent causes of colds. Dress the baby and the children lightly in- doors. Avoid heavy fannels which which cause precipitation and make thee hild chill more easily. After the daily bath sponge the baby in cool water. Keep the rooms cool and well aired. Except in damp and very cold weather clothe inc children in warm outer garments and keep them in the fresh air and sunshine out of doors or by an open window. Do this every day all winter. A baby so cared for should he free from colds and gain in weight and color.
 This conference will he held on Friday. ember l4. from . to { D. m. m the T. A. R hall. The nurse Nill discuss suitable winter clothing for children.