New Britain herald., 1929-06-26

ty. Several drivers who did not know of the flooded conditions at the pass were stalled in the middle as they attempted to go under at a fast rate of speed.
 Postpone Action On Home
 Action on the Sunshine Home for the Aged will be postponed for a time until more funds can be pro- cured, it was voted at the meeting of the Sunshine society held at the home of Mrs. John Pinches yester- day afternoon. It was decided that the funds on hand. about $5.000. were not sufficient to found the home. It is hoped that it will be possible to locate the home in New Britain or vicinity. The home has been planned for the past few years by the state members of the society and it is hoped that by the first oi the year there will be enough money to incorporate and start the pro. ject. The home will be run on the same plan as the Methodist home in New Haven.
 There was a large attendance al the meeting yesterday and an en- tending. Luncheon was served in the open at noon and was followed by the business meeting.
 Marriage License Issued
 According to records at the town clerks office. d marriage license has been issued to Charles James Padel- Ii and Julia Corinne Lang, both of kensinston. Miss Lang is the daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Lang The wedding will take place in the near future.
 Lo.Hi Outing
 The Lo-Hi girls of Berlin will hold an outing at Mantle on July ia and IA. They will have the use oi George B. Carter's cottage there. All the girls who wish to attend the out ing are asked to get in touch with Miss Ina Carter as soon as possible
 Trophies On Exhibition
 Cups and shields that have beer won by the kensington Boys clut are being shown at the Giana and Ronketty store in kensington this week. There are four awards in pos. session of the Kcnsington team. the Hartford Times cup for county championship in intermediate bas. ketball and the county "" baseball championship cup, both for the for the swimming championship o1 the county in 1926. and one for the 1929 boys basketball championshit of the state.
 The awards are engraved with the dates and the names of the Ken. sington teams and make a good showing for the few seasons that the teams have been together. Under the able direction of Rev. Vernon l. Phillips. the Kensington group i. recognized as one of the most for. midable in the state in most of the sports that it enters. The group ha, been together for but three year. and have won numerous games from much older groups
 Foreclosure Action Daniel and Lillian Nagle of Berlir have been named defendant in { foreclosure action brought by tn, Commercial Trust Co. of New Brit ain on property on the Berlin turn pike.
 On January 2, 1926. Louis. Potte took out note for $500 on tn, Commercial Trust Co. and named the property in Berlin as security according to the complaint. Or June 20, 1928, the property wa transferred to Daniel and Lillia, Nagle. They assumed and agreed t, pay the mortgage. The only othe encumbrance on the property is { mortgage of the Berlin Savings banl for $6.O0O.
 Attorney Leo V. Gaffney is actinl for the Commercial Trust Co. ant asks foreclosure of the property ant the possession of the premises Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwit , made service.
 East Berlin Items The Community club meeting vii be held this evening at o'clock a Community hall. It is importan that every member attend as tn , date and final arrangements for ;h 1 annual outing of the club will h. made at this time. There will b