New Britain herald., 1929-04-13
kcnsingtOn Church


 There will be the regular service at the kensington Congregational church at 10:45 o'clock tomorrow morning. Sunday school will meet at 12:10 o'clock under the direction of the superintendent. The Chris tian Endeavor society will meet at the church at the regular time to- morrow evening. All members are asked to attend this meeting.
 kcnsington Methodist Church
 There will be session of the Sunday school at 10 o'clock tomor- row morning.
 At II o'clock the regular morning service will be held with the pastor officiating. His sermon will be on the subject, "Whither Bound"
 All young people are urged to be present at the meeting of. the Ep- worth league at : o'clock tomorrow evening. Mrs. Adkins will speak on the subject. "Comra deship Be- tween Young Men and Young Wom- en- A lively discussion of this in-
 
 At 7:30 o'clock in the evening there will be the regular evening service, the subject of which will be Behind Prison Walls"
 The junior choir will not meet un- til further notice. This organization which gave a very interesting pro- gram last week. will not be discon- tinued but will be given a rest for a few weeks.
 The Boys Club will meet on Tues day evening at 6:30 o'clock. All members are asked 10 be at th. meeting, and the usual half hour of sport will be enjoyed. There will be no mid-week meet ing this week.
 The S1st annual session of the New York East conference will bs held at the First M. F. church o1 Stamford beginning April IS. Judgment Against Ca>hman According to information furnish ed by the clerk of the superior cour in Hartford. Levi r. Burr of Crom. well has been awarded settlemen of $2,390 against Thomas Cashman formerly Of Berlin. It is alleged b, , Burr that he had given Cashmal 5000 for the purpose of 1nVestmen in second mortgages and that thu l money was to return interest. Bur. alleges that the money was never in vested and hat he had not seen i to h pytl. n | He claimed that several times l' 1 had asked for it but had received nC l satisfaction. Judge Edward 1eo mans decided in favor of the Crom well man at the court session yes 1 terday morning.
 MT. Cashman was formerly in tn real estate business and was wei i known in this town and in Nev l Britain, where he had offices. Sev | eral years ago he filed bankruptc. | papers here, and since that time h. has lived in Hartford.
 Fancy Dress Ball ! Despite adverse weather last nigh | there was good crowd at the fanc, dress ball held at Berlin Grange hal under the auspices Of the Berlil Community association. There Wa a colorful array of costumes at tn affair and much fun was had b | those who brayed the storm to at tend. The prizes were awarded a follows: Ladies', Mrs. Leland Gwat kins, first; Hrs. Harold Clark, sec end: Mrs Robert Silsby. third: am Winnifred Pratt, fourth. Charle prize and the others were as fol 1 lows: Emil Shjcrden, second: Rober Silsby, third: and Robert Demine | fourth.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry s. Bamfortl | of New Britain were awarded tn elimination prize as the final priz | of the evening.
 l About S15 was realized from tn affair and the funds will be used { carry on the work of the associatio 1 in the town. Refreshments Wer served during the evening. | East Berlin Items
 Morning worship at the Methods church will be held at l0:45 o'cloc1 with sermon by the pastor, Rev. A l.. Burgreen., Sunday school vii meet at IF o'clock. The Junio league will meet at 3 o'clock an the Interm mediate at G:3o o'clock At 7:30 o'clock set of illustrate slides will be shown.