Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 20, 1909 · page 5

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TELEPHONE 11119

PIANO
GIVEN
AWAY

Get a“ Piano 011.111.11.11... '
3 every purcbuo. It. will cost
You nothing. "

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Confectionery
and Pastry

51 Washington Street.

 

 

 

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For Norwnlk and vicinity: Generally
i'air tonight and Sunday. The distur-
bance that was central in the Cana-
dian Northwest yesterday morning has
moved eastward to Lake Superior.
while, another disturbance in central
this morning near Yollowntunc I’1nl1
Light snow flnrries have occurred our
big the last 24 hours flom the \\ est
11111 Lake region to the New England
count. An area of high pressure. cov-
ers the Sonthenste r11 States and gen-
erally fair weather prevails this morn-
ing ill the eastern districts south of
the Lake Region. Conditions favor
for New Haven and vicinity generally
tair weather, with but little change Ill
t e In peratu r11.

Mrs. Margaret A. Vosburg, of S111"
111111111 avenue. is ill.
~-Telescope liats. O'Brien.

'I‘ht1 town of Wilton is repairing the
state road, and intend to have it in a
lust-class condition before long.

8. ii. Waterbury, of 18 Wall str.eet
Nor.1ralk will move his 11tII1o to 72

\1 .Inhiugton street South I\Ui 11.lll., the
first ol the1 week

Mr, and Mrs. Michael Ready. oi‘ \‘1'11-
tor street. South Norwuik, returned
this morning from their wedding trip.
and will be at home to LIII ir friends in
the Leulouuelli tlats.

Charles 1.. James. who was Melted
by 11 horse I11 September and had his
lop,r broken, Is not Illllll‘tIVlllg any. and
is in quite a serious condition. He
lost a horse worth $3110 this 111111]; by
1'11Ii1'.

wLatent style Soft. tints. O'Brien.

Mrs. 'I‘heodore Sengstock and Miné
Amy SPllgSitlck of Washington. I). 11.
also Mrs. Anna 11. itawson of 111111111111.
l1‘la._ who are visiting Mrn. Iv). It.
liotehhiss of Arch street, for a [1111'
days, will l11111‘11 nevi Week for their
winter noun-.11 at Ilnytoua. I1‘111.

t‘lluton thinltnnntltu'y, No. 3. K. 'l‘..
held its IIttu‘lIllg at the Masonic 'I‘eur
ple. Norit'alk. Incl night. Inspector
Thomas W. Mornun. 11: Hartford. was
present. The order of tht1 temple
11111.1 conferred 1111 llarid Ii. Miller. 111'
tieorgetoa'u. At ilit111i111111 oi‘ tht1 1111-111
tag a fine banquet was served to about
sixty members ol‘ the order. Mr. Mill"
111111 made :1 5111111111, and eonlpllnleuted
the 111.111111111111111'1' on its good work and
Iil'Ugl't'fifiH't‘llt‘HN.

t‘al'lontl turkeys: here next Week.
2311 lb.. alive; Ztlt: il1.. tll'ertsed. E‘reauh
&- Lehotski'. t‘eairal ilolel iilot'k.
Monroe atreot.

A number 111' the members of the A111
elent tirder Knights of the Mystic
Chain. l‘tlleslitit' (tuning of South Nor
walk, 1111111 to I‘iridlgeport. last night
It) iuntitnle the new lodgewb‘ennide
auntie. l’uut Supreme ('onnuunder
Solomon 51111111, 111' South Norwnlk,
have It stirring uddrrno 1111 the I111llt1~
ills of the order, and how all the meat
lit-1's ought I11 work together to pro.
11111111 i111 growth. lie eompiiiuented
tho new Seliiiltle (‘antle on the line 1111-
penrnlu-o 111‘ ”In 11111111i111r11. and [ll‘t‘ilit'I‘
11d 11 sot-reunlul Iniure for it. l-i. 'l‘.
tlolmuu, or South Norwnlk. 111111 the
Inninliinu olllrur, l’aleatlne 1'11111111
worked the illh‘l and third 1i11ur111+1,uud
Stamford t‘ttnllo worked the normal.
There won 11 very large :tllt-litilttii‘t' oi
vinliinp.‘ brothern.

"'IIl‘llIll'UIItlH,
(i'ltrlen.

Monrniul: iiundn.

 

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CLEVER FLIMFLAM GAME.
Danbury Italian Dilcovered He was
Dong out of $20 In South Norwaik.
l'tttity I'uiaudo 11a ltaitnn wan and
11ml thin 11111111qu about it 11'111lmh
11t111u he approathed t‘hict’ or I’fliif‘t'
William \‘oilult'r when he attempted
to rerun how he had been tllmtlnuuned

out 111' all of the money he had. $110.
I‘atay i‘tillltl not dendrihu the aitun
lion ill Ifillgilnh, but an interpreter. to
whom I111 explained, told the chief. it
appeared that l‘ntay who from hair
burr. III that city this morning he
met another liulttm who upon tilt-tiny
111-1111; that he wan out of work. unto-1i
him if he wanted a toll. 'l’utal auitt he
did and tht1 ntrauger suggested that
they put their money together and no
to llridgepnrt, whore I11l knew they
could not john. The ntrnuuv-r With no
Lind that, he offered in put his money
with l’atar'n $20. Paley handed over
thv $20 and the stranger apparently not
his with it, tied the whole In a hand-
itereitit-t and put It in I’ntny'n pocket.
Then they boarded 11 train for South
Norwaik. Reaching thin city. the 1111-1111»
gt-r gave Paley ton contit and neat hltu
Into a trait store to buy noun.1 applen
When ho returned the 1111211111111 had

lied. Pttlny opened thr,1 hantikcrchlet‘

and round it contained 11 wad of paper

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' Tornado inshrance

TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
r21. 1111a.

711 Washington Street,,south Nomlk.

 

 

PURITAN

COUGH SYRUP

Cures that Cough
sow ONLY BY ‘

7 F. H. Baxter, Druggidt

 

 

ANDERSON'S

Boat Frames set: up and ready to
plank.

All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen

Oystchhelt Point ,Norwalk
8 A J. Hand 81 Company

EiEilIlliliiii ENGINEERS ANII
IliliiIiillllilRS

JOBBING AND REPAIRING

Hoyt’s Theatre Building. South Norv
walk Conn. Phone 423

David W. Raymond

Funeral Director and Embalmer

19 North Main Street. South Norwaik.
Residence. 6 Waohington Street.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Telephone at house. 693.

Launch Works I

 

Have you seen our new
The snappiest garments-Illa

jueted to fit in regulation
flat and buttoning.

trick.

and patterns, priced from

ting collars and button to th
in handsome patterns and co

servative men, in Oxfords
to $30.

14 So. Main St.,
So. Norwalk.

New Overconts
For Men Who went the Latest

PW

TWO STORES:

 

convertible collar Overcoats?
t have come to town. They

are selling two to one over regular coats.

convertible means a collar that may be turned up for
military effect and fitting closely around the neck. or ad-

stylc with the lapel; lying

The model fits perfectly and works perfectly—and it
is the only one of many we' ve seen that really does the

We show these coats in a big range of fancy colors

$10 to $25

The regular military models have standing snug-fit-

: neck. We have them. too,
Iors.

Plenty of the old stand by Chesterfield coats for con-
and black, priced from $10

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Masonic Building,
N orwalk.

 

 

111.111.11.111...

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS

 

Capital

Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00

$117 000.00

 

Safe Deposit Boxes, 33 and 35 per year.

EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.

JOHN H. KNAPP. tst Vice-Pres.

FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
Pres.

WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier

DIRECTORS

E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swnrtz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan

 

 

A|Iargerland more complete
lint1 of

IHANKSGIVINII
BARVERS

THAN EVER BEFORE

Bill "ililIIEiiY IHAI ilIiIS"

m

CHAR SE. MW

112 WASHINGTON STREET
'PHONE 667

 

‘l'l111 Youuu i’t'upie'u Society of the
Su'odlah Latin-run 1‘hur11h will hold a
tut-cling 'I'urudau 11111111111: at the home
of Mr, and Airs Itosn. In blunt Nor

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

walk. An million or parltanes will be
Ilt'ItI.
Thankful
i’or ntititi health. untul

11111111.. 11.111111 tilna'n.

At 1111 1111111111111 IIIIIt‘
Wt‘l'e proton-viii till
bright for 1111 1111 n un~
lion. lint winti about
you an an individual:
(EIII‘N 'i'ituttituuhlttu iitltl

you Ilili'llll In 11 ilunu-
(lllii Wai'
Prepare. for l’uturt1

'i‘h 1111 it out 1' innit by
Martini: a cartoon 11111
t'ilitlll with the

So. Norwalk‘ ‘
Trust Co.

 

 

FishingTackleand
Poles

FOR SMELT AND BLACKFIIH

FOOTBALL GOODS

At COLEMAN’S

 

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I 1'1':1l‘.11li1:1i lluv l11~11,1-'t1-atll11nt 1
SA'I‘ISI-‘ii'zii 111111.
cost It‘rtli than poor goodn III propor

one to whom I am selling the most.

lliuheat quality, grain and feed.
Quality Firnt, Last :ln
Proprietor
liounie. (‘hlek Feed
liouuie Iloruu l1‘et1d
Iinntlie linirv I-‘11111l
ii111111i11 l‘oultry Vet-d
lionuh Small-hint: l1‘1111d

low prim will appeal to most liittlltiu M iirnt,
come to a matter of results. and the SATISFII-Ji) (‘llSllillIt‘l‘ will be the

A word from you will brim: any quantity you may

’1‘

9””.06004 OWMMW”

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WMOMMOM“““OWM

1nd most, protltnble customer is the

I i11'll1'\t' that the highest quality goods, 1111 it rain,

tIon to real value.
Rlltlllt'l‘ Ul‘

'l‘hat although a.
tutor it will

1111111111.
wish-of the

May I have that \1'111'd‘.’

d All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.

41

 

 

Crabs. 40c doz.: Reckaway Long
Halibut. Long and Round

'l‘IilJil’iiONE 108.

11111111 111 ilPS. 21.11

Labtatiol' Smelt (Whiting). 51: it»; Flatfinh. 6c lb.: Weakfinh..10c lb.) Hard

Clamo. 35: qt. Cod. Smelt, Eels.
Clams. Try our Oyatcrs

~be¢t we've had in five years.

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.

FREE DELIVERY.

 

BiESSllill iii SI. iiiilSiillS
BiliiliEllSlilliE

ii'1'lilili‘1li'tl {111m that Page.)
anoint Ill

I'i.1.|'il.ll.‘i‘

\ttvllt

and )‘1111 .tour
:lud 1111111111 gnome trout
1111 1 onion plum-s alll lu' 1'111'1111‘111I by
il‘l'lii l'nllilliilii't'n at each train l11-1
11111‘li.

i'|111 tcol'llelslone laying
11111121111 will begin at about 11:31). Alter
tho. 111'111'1hod1‘ present will burn an
tilllmtitillll)‘ 111 strike III11 bleaaed 11t111111
111111 :1 batnnu 1'. 'I't111 111111-11 conspicn
1111 part 111’ the inhibition will be 11
liltil “11111.11 celebrated by IIIt‘ II111'.
Louis Ix’ornrn, of New York rit), in
Ilu- 11111 11 Mr. should the \111tlillt'l' i11-
111.111 able. in 11111111 111‘ unpleaauut
\1'11tlii11't'. 11111'1'i1'1111 will he held ill the
taut-11111111. During the high 111111.11 St.
i'Iltth't. t'llitli‘ \ilii h‘lltpi tililii‘tiltI'Illlt1
I.:11iu l111111111. 111111ompaui1'1l 111' i’rol‘.
if i1‘ illititlh. tII‘KllllIhi ot‘ St. Marys
('illlli'll

.1..1...1I linull-dl and Hungarian (‘It'l"
1111,1111 1111111 I11111li united to thin ('11I11-
l11';1'111li

'l"i1

.‘11111"21':1

.11.1'

11111'1‘i1'11n

1111lllilnlzlniti 11111111111 lut'nl Ilnlr
Millitllh it. 1.11 meat that 111111 111' their
1:1‘1i- tI-' . iht' Halo-1'21. lulu I‘llllt‘t‘lii'li
Itn 11ill1'It;li11lti- at, II11‘11I tor the 111111111
day. in otdet Io 1.]11111' ulort1 brollwrii
I‘I‘Hiu'l'i to the eventful undertaking oi
iltt'ii 1‘11111111111 tellou'rrouuiri1111111.
filter the church i111 completed, lI11-
value of III" euliul'ruaiiou‘a 111111111111
in i’HlIiIltilt‘ll to he Italian to solution

’I'l111 pttuttil' who took charge of thin

congregation on IIIHI 'I‘Iatniteulltnl:
my, November 21E. iiitth‘. intended to
introduce a hili't‘lili lluuiznl'lnn art-hi
11111111111. whit-h llnu been invented, 11l‘
l‘ittllt-r i'iilllptiimll, by Edmund l.11ei1ner.
n i‘t111111i'tll11l architect ut iiudupent. Mr
Let'hnor 111111111. urn-rut years in tier-
lnnny. I-‘rnneo and In nonttln'eatnru
Alli“, whereiruul tilt1 llnnlrurlan tuition
emigrated 111'111' a iiitilthtltltl yearn 111111
to their precept country. The 1111111111
ol’ hit. earl-tut ntudlrn wan 11 ln11111r1u
1111111..11nlti1111 of different. building
atyhm 11nd cutout. 11 small 11111111111 111
which the South Norwttik church
rhihua to ho.
,.i111111pll A. .lncltnon. 11 New Talk at
chitect of broad experience that 111-
flucd 11111111 in chalch building. wan
very 111111111 pit-111111111 to draw pttuul 11nd
npecillnnlioun according to tilt! outlineu
ol’ the beautiful bit. Inidialaus Church
at tiudnpesbKocbanya.

Home description or the church un-
der construction may help the imagin-
ation of the readers of The Sentinel:

’l‘lnI church in being built in tht1
flotilla style. freely treated. similar to
Its adoption In many of the more It"
portant churches In Hungary.

it tine tunntnse on can ntreet and
to tilt root 111111. The height to ridge
oi IWQI‘ l' t. iii denim“ villi

 
 

 

 

mi .1 1111111 and Bide Mrlun. It hit! 11
111-1111. 1| 111111 r Milt“i dome shaped
' ~.11111l11 mutamim: .iot'k dials and also

iluiili 1'111 bell. 1l1o main tower in
ittnuked by 11111 Mulliii'l 1111111111 1111 11111

Itollt corner». At the junction oi
Ii‘IiIlH't‘lilti 11tlh illuiu tent in placed 11
lil‘i'IH‘. 11I1i1'h alao 111-1'1'1-11 11.11 a Vetltiltr
tnt'. A \11~'tii1nl1- mteudn 11111111111 ti111
trout and above this In an ample choir
nativry, reached to ntalrs trout the
restitution. There are 111.1 built I11 (111111
humiunuia in the twin will or the
church.

'I‘In1 interior will hart1 “alarmed
aide wniili and the coiiluus are to be
mailed with urolned 1111111111 wringing
from 11olu|111111 with oruann-ated planter
capitals. The Interior I11 I11 be finished
in natural wood and stained. The
church will I111 amply llutlied and 11111
tilnted by tho alum-mus 11I111l1111'11 III
the cit-remory 11ml 11l111111'her11. 'l‘i111s11
window will have ntnluvd 111111111.

There are lWo root-1111111 for 1-1I1t11 III~
turn. plat't'tl each side of tht1 main 11l-
tar. in the sanctuary lt11llln1l the 1111111»
lnory 11111 two narrlutieu. 111111 eneh aide.
connected by n 11111111111111 hack of tilt-
t‘IilIl't'll.

The building will ho lighted by gun
.itud 11l111't1‘l11 Haiti. The fixtures “ill
be dualitnod tit hurluoul with the rent
of tilt1 design. The pewn will bu oi
rim or unit of unrelul deatuu. ‘hu tu-
I11l‘i11t' will in- dot‘lli'llit‘il in I1'1111eo.'I‘l1e
hunting in 111 III' M 111111111111 appalatuu.
turnout in the boiler room iii ”iv bunn-
. 1111 lit.

The exterior I11 lu‘iu built of brick
in 11111 color». red and butt. trimmed
liberally with ladtann limentono and
111111 11111111 cottn. 'l‘lttl roof! are to be
111 1.1111111. ihono on the lower and tar-
I't'ln being drained to colored put:
terua which. In conjunction with tho
t-olol'u or the brick and alone. will
make a airtkinlt and 1111111111111 effect.
The Inutetueut, in mud-1 1111 It can be
tiulaheti utt‘ in the 1111111111 tor tainnday
111 hunt or moiety tiltriitluih.

'I‘he gt‘tltllltl contractor (111 the W'olk
I11 M A ltlltlacluuidt. oi liet'hy. t‘onn.
and the architect .l111111nh A. .tuckuou.
of lt21I,Iiromlw11y. New York.

 

 

REV. MR. IERHY'B LECTURE.

Itrv, Louis 11‘. liorry. of thmturd.
who in to visit this city toulorrow
owning. 1111 a lecturoer in the Sunday
Itiwilllllkl institute courle. to 11 graduate
of Harvard. and into traveled widely in
I1: uropo. lilo diacuonion on the naval-
opulent ot1the French nation will come
largely from his own personal ohaor
\tititltl. He in the president. of the
Congregational Club of New York city
and vicinity. Ho lt'tu for several yearn
been 11 regular lecturer in the People 11
Course in greater New York. which is
carried on by the public «about board
and which nonnat- in lecture: given
every night :11 the week In the varietal

 

CALLED

' well, of this city, hart Just received 11

 

T‘O BRIDGEPORT CHURCH
Alfred Hubbard Boutweil.
and Mrs. Charles 11". Boat»

The hey.
can of D1.

very flattering call to iltu pastorate of

the Memorial Baptist Church in
Bridgeport. For the past year and
Boutwoll has

£29 halt the Rev. Mr
an pastor of the Stophney Baptist.
Church and ill that town has made a
large numbel of friends Ito has not
yet made announcement officially
whether he will accept the call. Mr.
Boutwell ntndled at Colgate and for it
time, studied at Yale.

W SPECIAL
THANKSGIVING
VALUES

on all Dining Room Furniture parch-
used between now and Thanksgiving.

 

 

Sideboards and China Closets.

20% Discount

Buffets. Extension Tables and
Dining Chairs,

10% Discount
F. A. MITCHELL

UNDERTAKERS.

B. K. MITCHELL, EMBALMER.
CORNER WALL AND HIGH s‘rs.,

NORWALK. CONN.

NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN A
FIRST CLASS

Restaurant
At 17 North Main St.

NOVEMBER 22nd

All Kinds of Sea Food .1 Specialty

E. NEWMAN
1910

92.1.11...

Automobile

 

 

 

DELIVERY AT ONCE

The 1-11tit'11 product of the flit"
tory “Ill all be sold In January
l. liilit. I’Iilt'n your 1111l11131 at
one.- and 111111111 your tlatt- of do
livery and you at“ .1111 it 1111
time.

E. E. Iiiiliiiiiiilil 8180.

AGENTS

39 Wall Street. Norwalk

111 3 0V MS 11111

IN BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY

The Raltton
Shoe

:
Hfi ESTABLISHED ITEELF A8 A
LEADER AMONG MEN.

Price,$4.00

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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98 Washington St.

 

 

Furnishlngs
White and Fancy Shirts};
Neckwear, Hosiery,

Underclothing,

Sweaters, Hats and Caps
V Good Goods for Gentlemen .

High Grade Shoes
$3. 50, $4.00 $4.50
Trunks, Bags, Dress Suit Cases

Price’s Clothing Store

TELEPHONE 165-5

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

South Norwalk '1

 

 

 

 

Mixed Nuts, 10c a
25c and

English Walnuts,

Pecans. pct lb. .............. 16c
Brazil. per lb. .............. Inc
2 qts. Hickory Nuts ........ 25c
Paper Shell Almonds. per 1b.. .22c
3 lbs. Prunes ............... 25c

2 lbs. Large Prunes ........ 251;
1 lb. Dried Peaches ........ v.10c
1 lb. Dried Apricots ......... 15c
Layer Figs, per lb. .......... 15c
3 lbs. Wet Mince Meat ...... 25c
3 pkgs. None Such Mince

Meat .................... 25c
Plum Pudding. per can. .10 & 25c

Apples, per peck. 25c and up.

Buckwheat and Pancake Flour.

20 NORTH-1% MAIN STREET

.....

BUTTER!

TEL. NO. 909.

THANKSGIVIIVE
SPECIALS

 

ach. Sweet Potatoes. Turnips and Cauliflower.

United GroceryCo
@ EXtra Special ®

1b.; and 2 lbs. for
15¢ 11 lb.

18c per lb. and

2 lbs. for 25c.

New Comb Honey ........ . .201:
3pkgs. Seeded Raisins ....... 251:

2 pkgs. Health Brand Raisins. 251:

3 lbs. 'Not-a- Seed Raisins. ".251:

3 lbs. Muscatel Raisins. .2

Fancy Table Raisins. per 1b.. 3%“

3 pkgs. Cleaned Currants . .151: 1'

Citron. per lb. .............. :01:

Lemon and Orange Peel. 1b.. .15C

3 qts. Cranberries . .25c

Fancy Cranberries .. . .Izc

Malaga Grapes, per lb. . ..... 15c

Sweet Cider. gal. .. . ......... 25c

Oranges, doz. .25. 3o, 35. 40c

.g.

.11. .1

Large assortment of Celery, Spin-
Ali kinds of new

PHONE 143

BUTTER!

Now is your time to leave In a supply of BUTTER for .

the Winter before the price advances. We han-

die only one grade of Butter—the BEST.
SPECIAL PRICE IN TUB LOTS. '

The Great A81P Tea Company

124 WASHINGTON 8T.1 SOUTH NORWALK.

FREE DELIVERY.

 

MILL TEL. 46-3.

Window (linen or every description.

15111111 Womble and Cord.

Moulded Wooden tiuttern. two

“Lincoln“ Asphalt Fabric
w‘urrantcd.

11inch.
Rooting.

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES

The Hatch 81 Bailey Co

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

YARD TEL. 48-2.

01111. two and three-ply ’I‘ur I'nper. 41
Blntel‘s' Paper. g“ .‘1
Sheathing 11nd iiulldcrs‘ Paper.
Hair insulating and Dotti'elfltig Papers.

 

WI'IQLM‘AfiIt'ho""'c"oil"u"uii"”arouc
CEREMONY.

south Not-walk Knight. of Columbus
to Aloe Have I Smoker.

At the meeting of the South Nor
walk Council. No. 1.253. K. of C. on
Thursday ovening. It was voted to ac
cept tho invitation of Rev. Father
Uhnrnltshy and turn out in 11 body on
Thanksgiving Day 111111 attend the core
monten ot the corner atone laying of
the new church. The members will

 

 

 

The committee reportoti that all or

meet in the room II. it o‘oiocit sharp.

. manta were denominator

the
1 311111111 111 it
“lecithin; t . .

-I”WWLW
tinged to Invite 1111 many trientil no
they wish. The nominations of unicorn
took place and are anl'oliown:
it. K.-Wllil1un P. Ward.
1). G. K.-I). W. llnrtord.
Financial Bccrcun 11-1—1: await-11111.
Recording 31.111111111111411. .i. 111111111.
TrencurorwJohh Medina.
Warden-143 McNamara.
Advocmew lllllmli‘ Tammany.
Chancellorwjolin W. Bentley.
i G.~tlnnlcl Rom ‘
“John Stall.
Lecturoru—Clllt‘lu Flynn. .
'rruueewohn Murphy/P .
William 2111111111111. ' -

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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