New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
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 Roy E. Tryon, discount clerk at the New Britain National bank. and Miss Celia Condit. of Waterbury are to be married tomorrow afternoon at the brides home. The couple after wedding tour will reside in Kensing ton where MT. Tryon has been making his home. A number of MT. Tryon's friends will attend the wedding.
 Call I.epublican Caucus.
 The republican electors of the town of Berlin have been called to meet at d caucus to be held at the town. hall March II at o'clock for the purpose of electing delegates to the republican state convention and congTeSSion district convention to be held in New Haven March B and 24 for the cleo ton of delegates to the republican national convention and the appoint ment of state central committee. \ town committee to serve for the next two years will also be elected at this time.
 To Give Play|This Evening.
 A three act comedy entitled, How Patty Made Things Hum" will be giv en at Athletic hall in East Berlin this evening for the benefit of the East Berlin Library association. Three ex- SeTN1ce men VIII De seen dS of the cast. Those taking part are Hone Demore, Reta F'islSe. Teresa Krauth, Lenore Clark. Edward krauth, Grace Holigan, Jarvis Dowd. isabel Lawrence, Ai.lls Ctr.sMolu anu Arthur Benson.
 ..Younger Brother Night.
 Tonight will be observed by the Mems Brotherhood of the kensinston Congregational church as Brother and Younger Brother" night, an ap- propriate program having been ar ranged for the occasion. There will be d supper served to members and friends, followed by a, talk by Rev. $. A. F'islze on his travels through Italy and Austria. illustrated with lantern slides made from photographs taken by Mir. Fiske on his tour. The pictures were taken several years be- fore the war and show localities as they were previous to the conflict. A musical and social hour has also been prepared as part of the evening s program.
 May Have to Adjourn.
 The town meeting called for Mon day evening will probably be ad- journed as the board of relief has not completed it's work on the revision of the Srslnu llSl- oeieclIidil h. M. Ciriswold said he could not see how the work of the board could be com pleted in time for the meeting. In the event of adjournment, the meet ing will probably be called one week from Monday evening. William Web ste1 of the board of relief stated this morning that legal question was holding up the work of the board temporarily.
 East Berlin Items. Harold Clark left yesterday for interests of the Berlin Brick com 1 pany.
 ; \ number of friends of Harold Walmslcy surprised him at his home i last evening, the occasion being his l birthday.
 Berlin Briefs. A. A. Weldeh is visiting friends in l town for d few days. He will leave | on a trip within d few days but will | return for the summer months. Grocers report they have received ;t : shipment of sugar sufficient to arrH l them through until the roads are | open fjr trucks.
 Beriu street was a torrent of water | this mo- ing. the melting snow form | ing n,inia ture rivers on both sides of 1 the trolleA tracks.
 E,cnsinSton Items. Mrs. R. II. Griswold is able to be up after several months confinement. 1 due to fractured hip. With the aid