New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
follows, Pardon c. Hickey and Walton Meagley.
Other Events This Week.

Meagey.
 Other Events This Week. Many other events are scheduled for the members of the Congregation. |al church during this week. The an. nual meeting of the church Is to be held on Friday evening at 8 o'clock preceded by a supper, to which all members of the parish have been in- vited.
 This evening the meeting of the Central Congregational club in the Center church, New Britain, will draw number from this place. supper and business meeting will be held a, this time.
 Tomorrow will be a busy day There are several events taking place tomorrow, the meeting of the Men's Bible class in the evening being one which is being looked forward to.
 Caucus On Monday.
 The caucus that the Berlin people have been waiting for and the one at which 1t is expected there will a hot contest, will be held on Monday evening of next week for the purpose of nominating candidate for repre- sentative to the General Assmbly in Hartford.
 The women as we'll as the men are expected to be present in large num- bers to see to it that the candidate they want will be nominated In ad- dition to naming a candidate for rep resentative the caucus has been called to nominate candidates for justices of the peace and to transact any other business proper to come before said 
 Henry c. Deming. chairman of the republican town committee in issuing the notice said that he expected record breaking crowd in attendance
 With the withdrawal of Claude w. Stevens from the three cornered figh. for representative the Berlin people will choose between Arthur Benson and Francis Deming on Monday night With all of Berlin practically assured for Mir. Deming as well as part of kensington and with all of East Ber- in practically assured for Arthur Benson and part of Kensington a lively contest Is expected.
 Long before the town election was 1eld the residents of this town inte..- 'sted themselves in the caucus to be ,eld for the choosing of a candidate IS representative. Those actively ln- crested in Berlin politN decline to comment upon the situation at pres mt but state that they would rather yait until after the caucus when they inow that their statements will be correct.
 That the women of the town viii | ,e deciding factor in the results or he caucus was hinted some time age | y Mrs. George Green and other wom- n actively interested
 Many women have been satisfied | with the work Mir. Deming did at the ast session of the Legislature and are leased because he Is interested in hild welfare work. This is apparnr- y a strong plea of the women ana is understood that they will support candidate furthering this movement.
 Mir Deming in addition to being as- ured the support of a large number NolhSIi 10 oloo oSihS bdNhOu pS lrge number of influential men about )wn.
 Benson Has East Berlin
 Although the American Legion as n orga niZation cannot enter into the olitica field. it is reported that as ldividuals many of the members or 1e local post will be at the Town all to support Arthur Benson, who
 commander of the post
 Mir Benson is held in high esteem y a larger number of the legion men ho refused to accept his resignation } commander which he rendered to le organization several weeks ago. e has been a capable leader, they aim. and they want him to stay ith them.
 Engagement Announced.
 Announcement has been made of ne engagement of Helen Pauline Ol- on of Worthington Ridge, Berlin, to ( 'orman Henry Dyson of Kelsey rect. New Britain.
 To Hold Initiation. I Court Mattabessett. Foresters of ( merica, has entered the drive for .embership, and on the evening of } 23 Court Schiller degree a