New Britain herald., 1928-01-06
being slightly improved.

OcAu8 eH8ully lIHQIONeu.
 H. Hubert, local rural mail car. rier. is able to continue his duties after being confined to bis home for tho last three days with a cold.
 Whist Party
 The St. Paul Tabs society will hold another whist party next Tues day evening in their hall in Ken stngton. The affair is opened to the public and prizes will be awarded tho winners in both the mems and women's games.
 Enjoy Skating
 Tho recent cold weather has made the skating very good on the ponds around the town and a large crowd of the younger, set are taking ad- vantage of the4 opportunity. Some of the older men are thinking seri- ously of staging few hockey games in the near future. Skating parties are also being planned, the one held Wednesday being a success.
 We'll Child Conference
 The next We'll Child Conference tn kensington will be held in the T. A. E. hall on Friday afternoon. January lS. from 2 to 1 o'clock. An invitation is extended to all mothers in the town who have children un- der school age. from the youngest baby to children of six years, to att tend the conference. The children will be weighed, measured and ex- anlined by doctors and nurses in at. tendance. It has been found, in the later years Of life. that many a child has been allowed to develop defect in his body in the early period Of his life which was not detected be- cause its presence was visible only to the trained eye of a physician or nurse. It is to discover these things and to give every child q chance 10 enjoy the health and strength of body and mind, that the conferences are being held. The children should be brought. not because they are sick but because they are well and should be kept well, to each of the conferences in order that the parents may have the very best advice and counsel possible as 10 the welfare of their children. The last conference was held in the Legion hall and was well attended. Those interested are asked 10 note the change in the places.
 Boys Club
 I'll next game scheduled for the Kensington Boys club in the County "Y" league is the New Britain school tilt. the traders being the champs Of last years league. This game will start the second half of the league race. The locals were defeated by each of the teams of the league in the first half of the race and are in the bottom position with four losses and no wins. They offered their op- ponents very little opposition i'll the first two games but came back strong against the second place South church five last Wednesday and forced the iasue throughout. The raders scored thcar only victory of the league over the locals, 50 the game next Wednesday evening will decide who is to occupy last position. Malone and Chotkowski are expect ed to bear the brunt of the clubs at. tack.
 Many Licenses
 The town clerk has issued num- Der of new licenses since the first of the year. So far Mir. Woodruff has given out IA fishing. h combina ton. 1 trapping and hunting license. The amount collected for these per- mits was &S4.50.
 East Isrritn Items
 Max Sugenhime left today for his annual winter vacation at St. Peters burg. Fla. and other points. Mir. susenhime has made this trip every winter for the past several years.
 The Lafanso club met last night at the home of Mrs. Arthur Law renee and devoted the evening to the making dolls for the visiting nurse association which distributes them to the children in needy homes. NeAt week the club will do regular sewing for the association.
 The Methodist church choir will hold rehearsal this evening at 7::0 o'clock at the home of Miss Mabelle Barnes.
 Preparations for the annual Com- club banquet arc well under way and 1t ts anticipated that a rec ord crowd will attend. George E.