New Britain herald., 1927-05-11
row and Judge Griswold called the

row and Judge Griswold called the case an occasion for civil adjust ment rather than criminal suit.
 Committee Meeting
 The general Memorial Day com mittee held it's annual meeting last evening at the home Of R. o. Clark in East Berlin. Chairman Frank l.. Wilcox presided and called the meeting to order. The committee then elected their chairman and other officers as follows:
 Chairman: Robert o. Clark; secretary, Arthur H. Bushnell; treasurer. William W. Pagan. The committees in charge of the event were chosen as follows: Berlin dis trict; Henry A. Austin, Howard Bunce and Emil o. shjerden; East Berlin district, Arthur Benson, Henry A. Bartram. Walter Payne: Bridge, Christian Lane and Becl<ley districts. Arthur H. Bushnell, Paul Stange and Orville Ventres; Ken sington district, William Ritchie, Thomas Pagan and Paul G. Baker.
 Other elections resulted as fol- lows: Finance committee, Ernest Mildrum with power to appoint aids: music committee. Paul Stange; committee on speaker. Walter H. Payne; program committee, Rev. A. l.. Burgreen, chairman, Miss Mabel Barnes. Jarvis Dowd, and Mir. and Mrs. Archer Walsh: flag committee. Arthur H. Bushnell: marshal of parade. Arthur Benson: transporta- tion, Arthur H. Bushnell.
 It was voted that the general Memorial Day exercises be held in East Berlin on Monday afternoon, May 30, at 3 o'clock. daylight saw ing time. The music committee was instructed to engage band and two drum corps. The secretary was au- thorized to issue invitations to all organizations in the town and to clergymen of all churches. There were 25 members present, repre- senting the three districts of the town.
 Gas RumOr
 Mention has been made concern- ing the laying of new gas pipe line connecting the Meriden gas com- pany with the Middletown service lines, the line to be laid through Berlin. East Berlin and thence to Middletown
 The Middletown plant for the generation of gas through high pressure line. Local residents state that if the statements are true, there should be no reason why this community should not receive the benefits of the gas service.
 Committee Meeting
 There will be meeting of the committee in charge of the spaghet- ti supper to be given by the Italian Fraternal society at the home of Mrs. Mary I.ardner Thursday eve- ming at o'clock. All members are requested to attend. The supper is scheduled to be served at Lloyd hall on Wednesday evening. May 25 from 5:30 to o'clock.
 Attend Grange Meeting
 \ large delegation from Berlin Grange, 24. attended a meeting of the Newington Grange held last evening at Newington where the New Britain Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on a group of candidates. About 30 attended from the local chapter.
 Boys Club Show
 Tonight at Lloyd Hall marks the five-club entertainment to be pre- sented for the benefit of the Ken sington Boys club. Each of the five organizations participating in the production will give part ol the program. The clubs co-operat- ing with the Kensington association include the American Legion, the Athletic club. the Ken sington League of Women Voters, the Ladies Auxiliary and the Ken sington Boys club.
 Tickets will be on sale at the door. the public being invited. Mem- bers of Bolton-Kasica post will take up a collection for the Red Cross for the benefit of the flood victims. The entertainment is scheduled to begin at o'clock.
 Chamberlain-C Cote Nupttals
 William s. Chamberlain and Miss NJ. Cote were married this morning at 10 o'clock at St. Paul's rectoTy, Kensington. Rev.