New Britain herald., 1928-02-08

docket. Police circles have been quiet since the start of the year.
 Conference Postponed
 There will be no we'll child con ference Tn kenslngton during the month of February, according to A E. Ingraham of the state bureau of child hygiene.
 Gas Service Interrupted
 Many of the residences of Ken slngton were without gas for a, few hours this morning because of the heavy rain. The gas line under the railroad underpass was flooded with water and rendered useless. The New Britain Gas Co. had five men working at the scene of the trouble at o'clock.
 Legion Meeting
 The regular monthly business meeting of the Bolton kaslca unit American Legion auxiliary, will be held in the Legion hall tomorrow evening at o'clock.
 Whist Winners
 \ large crowd attended the week ly whist party of the St. Paul Tabs held last evening at the Tabs hall. The winners in the games were. Miss Mary skene and Mrs. E Ives The con- solatlon prize went to Miss Ada Brown, James Hart and Frank Giana were the winners in the mems class ". J Pagan captured ths consolation prize.
 4 Valentine whist will be held next Tuesday evening,
 Party Monday
 1 large attendance is expected at the card party which will be given by Mrs. r L, Peck next Monday evening for the League of Women Voters. The Blue Hills road is in better condition than most of the roads in Kensinston and Of the town and # IS thought that nothing out side Of a big snoustorm can cause the rostrcnement Of the party. The general public is invited.
 hClsuiSVCI iN0fsNN
 rr Morton J. Loeb of New Ha- ven has accepted an invitation from the Kensington League of Women Voters to speak at an open meeting to be held on the evening Of March 18th. His subject will be Dental Hygiene. This is q pertinent ques- lion and parents in the town are interested as recommendations on this subject appeared Tn the annual town report from the town nurse and the superintendents ct schools. These specific recommendations have vakened the interest of the women on that subject.
 Annual Meeting Tomorrow
 The adjourned annual meeting Of he kensineton Congregational ,furch will be held n the church rarlcrs tomorrow evening at o'clock The particular matters of business to be taken up will be the >hurch enlargement and the adop- ion of the proposed missionary pro- lects, As both of these matters are deserving of 3. thorough discussion. l large attendance IS hoped for, Re- will be served.
 Boys Club Notes
 The kensington Roys club basket oall team defeated the West Crom- we'll team Monday evening at West Cromwell by 8 45 to 41 score, A return game will be played between he two teams at the New Britain Boys club on Feb. 15,
 The junior team of the club will practice th,s evening st o'clock At 6 o'clock they will meet the Y, NJ, C. A Juniors,
 The senior team will meet the Lions Tn a county "" game this evening at the New Britain Boys ,luh Ray Anderson will referee.
 Boy Scouts Supper
 Th. joint supper of the Berlin Scouts and their fathers was held last evening at the psrlors ct the Berlin Congregational church. About sixty were present at the supper Speeches were made by Executive Q. A. Erickson. Commissioner Charles F. Morgan and Rev. Sam ueI A. Fisle. The older class of scouts gave an exhibition of their work and the cub scouts followed with a short demonstration of the work they have accomplished.
 Grange Anniversary
 A large number of visiting Grang- ers were present at the 43rd anni- celebration Of the Berlin