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Waterbury. April. 20.w0iiioora Wore
olootod yesterday at the bouillon of the .
Grand Lodge, l'toynl Aroanum. as fol-
n, howl“
Grand RosentrII-Edward i“.
Bridgiiuort.
Vioo—rogont~~~Albort ll. llarolay. New
Haven.
Grand tiraiormJuhu S. Fisher, Wab
erbury. .
Grand 89vrotary-“Carloion it). [loud-
lay. New Huvon.
irnnd 'l‘roaaurorml‘ltirton G. Brynn,
Waterbury. .
‘(irand Guido~v\\'iilIam
Pride.
(3. Komp,
' Winotod. '
Grand Wat‘doti~»— Hot-aw (,1. Williams,
lIartimd bur Ill, 1910 tho grand totintil wall
Gland S'onln- ~ Iilthltllti linlloway, (railed to meet at Hill's iloinonloudd
Milford. Wont. Haven. The supremo rogt’utl
Gru‘nd 'i‘ruatim» ‘(lmrgu S. i’llwot‘s, sent to 'us. in a roproaqitintlvo oi’ the
‘ Norwich. supremo council. Punt Supreme liter-tout ;
Suprmno Ruprnaentutivw-\\’. E, linmtrd‘ C. Wiggins. Following the:
GHIIAANIA Notwmhh dinner. ilioiiior Wiggins gave a mostl
(miners oluctod for tho lionpilnl and
lied Fund Association wore:
rrt-smunr William ’ n. . lintilel"
Bridgeport. - A A
Secretary-lrousurer~ (3. id. Iioadloy.
New Haven. ' .
Grand Regent's Report.
(lrund lingual John M. llurr
hin report. He said in part:
“At no titm- ninro I haw had the
honor to HAHII‘P in the activities of tho
, Royal Arranum. as a member of the
“ground council body, has thorn been a
closer bond of brolhurlmmi bolweon
count-lie and illt‘lllllvl‘ti. or a more liar»
moniouu and gonoral Internal In the
WOik. *
“I‘ Not) your brings a now not of.
problems, tho solution of which calla
for no moan effort and whiio the iron-
eral results Hl'i.‘ not as Iiuitoring for
1910. as I had hoped and wished for,
there is still ’rdusou i‘or outmrntuin»
lion and i lay down the hurdvn of tho
grand regency satisfied oi‘ this. that ii
errors have been committed or the
policy of the administration not sulfi-
oiontiy progroaaivo, the affairs of tile
on I have held have boon conducted
‘to the beat of my ability vvvvv and tilt
road
carefully as time and occasion would
permit and In all cases with my un-
derstanding and interpretation of the
lawn of the order. ' A
,“I"Wiah to take this opportunity
to thank the grand officers and depu-
ties, as well as the working forges of
tho order. for’tho splendid renaming
o! my‘ own efforti; for their initial-in
interest. willingness and seal in car
flips out the duties assigned and for
their invaluable support. and i think
it only fair to state that all times
and often under unusual conditions
this support has been ’senerous and
valuabio and rendered in a spirit
worthy of those who have the host
‘ interests of our noble order close to
their hearts.
“The grand regent during the year
has officially visited aaoh cmmoil and
several more than once. The num—
ber of visits made by him is fifty-
three.
"in addition to time. Visits have.
been made to councils by all the line '
outlets and twice during the year the
unpervislng deputy grand regents have
Mod all the councils In their dis
Mots Early in the wear. a series of
Narrowed that every council in iii
. that thereby, an initialize to the wort
«= inner Tubes
for Mmhohnaud aAothn-
Itato took part. the grand oillcera oc~
outlying the chairs at ouch moshing.
Candlthtea to tho numbor of thumb ;
haven were initiated at thin aories of
meetings. the grand ofllcara oxom- .
tilifying Iliaty iX., and it wan hoped .
might be given. I believe much uitl- '
mate good reunited from this series or
mootlnsaund that the coat was justi-
iiad. as It paved the way for tho activi-
ties following in tho early fall.
“Reports show one hundred and
eightytwo initiated for the your; clev-
en reinstated and twouty—throo admit»
ted by curd. whiio tho. suspensions
number one hundred and iorlydivo.
and sixty-four have [tanned away. lin~
tier present conditions. tho uuaponulon
lint iii a aerious matter to (mph with"
and i suggest that. thin honorable body"~
propouu ll plan. through tho mudIum
of prizes or uuggeuiiona. some form .
oi’ appeal to councils that. may alny
thin vital drain on our membership.
“The full meetings lune horn
doomed so atiotuunful that on Suptom- l
helpful and able addrona. and onel
with-h those who heard him will not
noon forgot.
"One year ago. the recommendation A
was made that a grand roman be blunt» ’
ed to serve two year». in other grand
Jurludieilozia. this hr found to work to a
distinct advantage to the order. The»
boat results. I believe. cannot be oil-A
tainted by our present system. and I .
would advise either a lengthening of
our grand council year. or the allot»
tion of n iwo~yaar term. The iargoat
anti host roanils of a winior‘a 0am»
paigu brook off. just wti'on now poli-
rioa and a now administration coma
in. and It in hinlory that inmost on- .
titzuror stops jnat at tho nillso of the V
l l‘f‘tTOIIi‘ ‘
moud tho niovtlou of a grand roar-iii '
prosoui. grand counril your.
for two yours.
“'l‘hu your its bloom! and tho romrd .
I
mum alaud. i hollow tin- subordin-
aio rounoila generally haw at no time ‘
shown at Interior internal in the work.
and that we are instill“! in imitini
toward to larger surcassos. and I
oarnostiy hope that the limit cunnili-
oration loyalty and "assiatnnco which
has been accorded mo bv all will be
extended to my slider-soon "
Thea veteransoZoro moshing war
soon». Orient did it upon an
other'b basis. so last followed.
and Imagination increased with each
recital. Finally cam. the turn of Old
Uncle Deli former private in an illi»
noia regiment.
Wu was all linodnw roads to begin
ihf‘ Battle of tho Wilderness." he said.
'when old Grunt come ridin' down the .
line to my minnow. and called out:
‘13 Holmium Dali. of iiilnoisnhsrei'
”i hsppmwd to be back in the roar.
supnrlnlondin’ bringing up some sm-
in'nition. and the Colonel told him I
would be back soon. urant rode awa!
an‘ com hack a few minutoa later.
“‘is Lieutenant Doll here yet?‘ he
inquired. They told him no. sa' rods
away with his brow kind 0‘ clouded.
”The third time he rome s‘toarin
down the line. his staff railln' slung bo-
itind. and called out. ‘Is Lieutenant
Dell. of Illinois. hom?‘
"‘iiero.‘ Genorai.‘ I saya:
whirled around and yelled.
battle begin!m
1
and he
‘1‘! the
u had money Isndsr
‘ is generally much higher. the "turns
f. that
. nutty moonslhio for this.
‘ dish «amiss bonds sut- sale
‘0! h mill.
‘1 yams as has a
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WASH
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BURN-CROSBY
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spout for normanvni improvewIs.
new «buildings, and new land pork
chant. But with time out it is still
- true that n are n: thins things on ‘
‘ s In?) nsrro'd'iiawnmmo narrow a
“l" fem margin for swirls.
and ma ‘ an
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are carrying (lonnmrticut.
“I make “I0" “PM! Minion tholr “That to“ is simpiqv Itoduoo the P" ' A3”
tamllies. and generally have a 'iillflmxmntiiiurn. who“ anally he done. “a.” “A” ".3 B.” P
loft ovor to soil. But our agrimtlturo (‘nusoiidalr “me 0! than» oiilooa . AI V“. U” “I” WA“ PA'O'
do“: not autumn a state that In Abolish some mom of tin-m. Bilillt?‘
ilsbly Be Can-led um
um—
"Much mom than local or at on Now
England intervals sro likely tot) mar-
fooled by the speaoh recently dear»
art-d nature the itoutnn Chamber of
Contact“ by President (7. a. alt-lien,
of tho New York. New Haven & Hart»
lord company. Certainly when the
fail moonlit; which Is behind Prost-
dsnt “alien‘s sddmss is comprehend
od much that he said will attract as.
iionsi situation. The sddmss points
to appl‘oschlux oommorrial compoti
lion on a vary large and yet a very
just and balms-like scale between
New Your and Baotou. A competition
of this kind must Imitablr, be benea-
elaihr felt by the m exporting en.
oi tits U. 8. like Chic-III and
the trust mum-ms of commodi-
on like ammun- or Detroit. 80.
also. Philadelphia in sun to in slash
spending four or lira million: a your.
Our hualnnits men am Its main sup»
part.
“i ham (one into a new businnss
mmlf this year. and unit» an extan-
sivo one. It Is tho businim of iryIn-t
to limp tin: expense of the state
within Its Income.
“It Is 0, pretty good Income. and II "Tim homer .mry. unmet to the
solid one. “out 0! than who m slate Institution. or seam to tho
taxed statswlse can't mow away or heart of Its local 0mm. In chat-so I!
hide their ixnmslons. They ar‘ purchases, will not be In furor of
mainly our railroads and banks and such a cilantro But is it not soot!
insurance companies and towns. 'rluu businm an”? I want to bus the
all soon: to think that tho)“ ant laxvii imam": of the all": of Connecticut
as lush as they ought to be. mung"! as wall as any private but.
Not Paying Tax than. M“ A "l“ AA“ porch-us node and
“i could tell you of one Iutorost In inspected I" . ”WA man with ‘
rtho state that is not paying tho luau competent sial “a" without I”,
it could to pay it Is the bondhoIdI-r ”" "W Y" m “a ”A "m” “a
H" mm do flit admit.“ villi-It I'll!“ #9 000'
you think. of the taxable hands cm W '
notss owned by individuals in on. W‘”‘”“ A m ’°' “"m “Mt hich will in»
mi» set into the town in lists? In “‘"l' “‘ """n W "W“ a by . M 1' ‘In a
the stain tax list. whore u st year is’ would Am ID this m of slain mu M the “mm“ “I“ m
m m m ”a. 31.000 0’ mm "on. mles with m usi- aim no will" “it mm" °' A” a
dirty. sumo thirtymovan millions of "M'— with ”A.” M have tak- writs. Hollord in "I. Wall If”!
diam appear In the town in liits “WA!” W outlet-s hill nudist ”shunt.” hi it
who“ they catch {hour-«the in Mwmm” tMoliooinI "w W
m- .”m ‘m. and is. door a iittlo my thwart
“Hos: much of the time of an m- which mace uncured late the in
tam to on] 1“.“ny Al “m “l Mill “I" I" «loss d “0 NV! ".1?“ “21:;
i believe rial legislation? ital: of it, u issst. Onion. sits:- the van ‘9 w or
“0.000.000 more bonds on m”, .9 so u, I. it status m through man lamalstins. an ”Ire ed
mam:- mm o _, their issislstivs mom in suit on "l" “l” m m I" i .
lone of our invsstmsnt mm tint that m own, way is its audisoassed “4 an“! “M
W w... M... "Thus has sinus besa some doubt
“mum f mmtsrwfi ilhthstwwofmm Mellon
sad hisassostabs is planning sir such
taxable, which are lsseblo. and main! . . .
m Wbfl hill 0|! “fl. mums". ”A. w m m” in may m~wm "AME“: m
mr return them for bastion. Molt anal provision that mm m m Way'm: II I
our the Inventories of aisles in tho WI tram moral ten-“fin so I"! In Mum other into com
prob-ta cities: and then compare drum is m as. Writer ate '3'“ *l' “AWN” mi "‘ “a,
thmwiththoissttsxlistsotmhutt fll. omwmmw
WWO not distandinssiylsthe “rat «mummmmmammmsvémm
mwhervhnwillhstouaatohavs hflwmflmm Wfllm *‘
owned lionds when its out strains tin mm” W WWW‘A'Vflffl'g‘a a:
cum in hm soao Into an ataxia. a am out: Ito-tow *0 W“? In “m was”
and novsr did. who that w as. m; ow was some asthority our "in
"Thtsis an. mm a; «ram lost an; mm MI: .1". ”I! t “I". Isl-ll"! Iifm *
allow mu m an hose“ mil to a! M ”A“ it W not ' ”w" W
list their heads tor “antiwar m f
not other Milk“
hands, to list that
off mm or those men from tho Bimini
pay roll. who are not «rain; their.
"it“ Buy stain supplins In tho
vhrapost marital. More a stain par
wit-r who our: thorn in term mien
All". and ads as the honofli of that
low prioon that go with In“ par»
can".
show that taxes on paid on solos-
thinz Allin $3,000,000. The
nether sum up “0.000.000.
* mm ‘mosit ldhnnnswoism
All W “W WNW
airflow bum in ms. or
"“uwsssstiisrvita‘ms an Indiana
”mmmeaiawwm
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was at 1!me
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ton and pointod out the luritlns and
vast opportunities for great railway
development and neat commercial
gfiwth which Boston clue-d. ‘
"President Mellon then hogan those
arrangements which had tor their at-
timate purpose the concentration at
Boston of ouch tnaspomtion (trill-i
than so would make it twaiblo soouom-
Iraiiy to handle all the traffic ihicitt
maid its amount to Boston in am
the natural harbor facilities were Im-
primed.
"This was a view tahen three or
four yoars ago by E. H. Harriman.
Sometimnu hi- spoke lmpstieniiy of
what ho thought was Boston‘s nealevt.
of her own opportunity. He contem-
plated such management of the New
York recital, of whose family the
Button e Albany oystm Is now a
member. as would make it inevitable
that some at the mine originating at
(‘hiflm or In the Northwest in com
modities designed for European mar
hots aould be diverted from Nev:
York. ‘
"President Mullen practically admit
ted in his Boston "vouch tint ins New
Haven system is in slit-no. with the
Pennsylvania, with which it Is noon to
be in actual melatonin! Int moans
of s brides on. under construction
over Hell Gale. and Is In such friendly
association with the New York Central
as has ma possible the bringing of
the Ration railroad Into tho New lis-
vsn family and its establish-snot
cooperation bemoan tits Boston. A;
Albany and tit. Now Haven. This Is
cooperation upon a very ism scale.
It Is cooperation. too. which sbaoid
anally um Boston in maintaining
rivalry with New York as an ocean
port.
“Tam mm to in an Iatiaiatioo In
President italic“ muss that what
ha calls the back that Now York
mow. tits harbor at Point.
altos east and dim island. is iilw
ifloheonsfldlasaoitsnysstoss‘
W0 transatlstio m Pia-Idem
Mellon MW.“ WI. if “finial.
.1, at than M M W m
«swindle "arm .aontsnlia’tss int
Maser aortic-hon Boolean our ,
its own ltsss. thrush its first York ,
titnuolasys‘ssss. 1m . “it! and
autumn. and still its wanton, as s
transcontinental throw train which
is to main tits trip twat-sit In
Isa ”sum Mast m H m
realm: ”is" and finds. m
story incoming: um mm which
“hm W Mullah
“that Wt ultimo! no
- ".m‘ N ...
But its managers have learned that
than are various economic drawback!
to tho ()ansdian Psciiic so far as atom
trust is concerned. by meson of tho.
climate. which closure the Si. laureate.
rim- for about tire months of all
your."
CONNECTIO-UT PATENTS. ‘
The .foilowing were issued April [f
i8. it)". List furnished from one. ‘
of A. M. Wooster. solicitor of not»
'ents. Bridgeport. Conn:
Gilbert w. Goodridge. Bridgeport,
electric lamp socket train).
William 8. Graham. Bridgeport.
buckle. .
Forest R. Sheldon. New Haven. an-
iomstic coupling for signal. air all
steam botwsea cars.
Louis Nor. Hartford. typowritinsmfi- -
chine.
Joseph Willman. Shelton. pasta!!!
in; apparatus for I!“
Danforth F. Alvard Winstod. gram 1
fruit and orange knife. design.
Harry P.1‘ownsond. New Britain.
to:
Fruit J. badminton. Waterbury.
machine for making and tipping emul-
tttes. ‘
Peter sebum.
line fastener
Howard H. Bambi: Dominion. dint
loading and folding mechanism '
Frederick A. Painter, Middleton
notional” bed bottom
George H. Reynolds. Mutation Ila-w
not. upsetting machine.
Tndrllsrlts.
The Noisoiou ”MN“? 00.. II!-
sletown. typewrltins machine.
as was an observant little chap.
“Pa. " be said. "Uncle Joe is W”
hemerried Friday. isn‘t hr “
"Yes. son Unrio Joe has only thus
more days to wait"
The little boy tilted “The last
than days." he said. 'thoy the IMI
svmthins to eat they ssh tor. “To
mil. III?"
«simian. cloths-
, a burnt passitn-r
roa «answ-
a"!
t Com 1. A"
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