5 1111111 you amt good *
reason for not adver-
5.1131115: in The Senti-‘
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ESTABLISHED 1370
Entered at the Baptism Pout-cilia.
u hound 0h- Iltuir 1
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ality is not timesh- ~
it is only genuincness. ‘
good-W " I ‘ "111
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scorn 110111111111. CONN. rumour. DECEMBER 1. 1911
iHIl 1.11111
tit HR Bliii
R. J. BIRKUS
Dry Goods Proprietor is First
Prisoner to Be Sentenced to
State Prison
nit 11111111111
lilii iiN tint on
Woman Pickpocket Sentenced to-
Six Months in Jail
In the criminal side of tho supei',ior
tintiit yesterday Ralph i.
set tire to his little dry goods store
1147 Main street.
the insurance. was 111111111111 ed to state
than three years.
the prisoners to get 11 11111211, prison 511111
(Continued on blxtb Page)
——DON'T FORGET TONIGHT
Prize Masquerade 111111, 1111.1 111111111111"
liall. Washington St
WILLIAMS 8KIPPED
WITH BII'DTIIEII 8 $74:
Tony Williains, who shipped out
'ytrastetday With 374 'whleh he took
1‘roxn his brother. Joseph Williams the
wholesale fruit. dealer. of Spring
1111111111. was appreendod in New Hu-
e1 oiling and was brought home time)"
by Captain ..l llai'ryt'..lil1son
1 '1 11111 took the money from a bureau'
tiinvver in his brother's room and lm
inediately jumped the town.
discovered the loss soon after and in-
formed the police. 11 1111 telephoned to
the surrounding cities to keep an out
3.10.31 for the men. When apprehend
51,151., ed. Tony had the money on his per-
l-y , 5011-, together with 11 revolver and 11‘:
'1 . 5 box of cartridges. ills trial before.
‘ . the local court is scheduled for to.
111111'1'1111'.
‘ MEASEESCAUSEWE
(lirltus, who
Prison for not more than iii 01' less
This is the first 111"
I
|
1
ven by the police of that place lusta
Joseph .'
innit iiili us ‘
iii-innit ill. l‘iiWEli
Annual Reports Show the Organ-
ization to he in First-Class
Condition
That the Norwulk Aerie,
i1‘1'iitot'uui (it'det' of Engine. is now as
1111.111guiilzntiou- pooping through its
11101.11 slittiossfiil era was ('leni"l,1 (It-"ill
onsirated l.'1,1
NO. T1851.
hing.
is tvitleitcoti in the eerie and indirect"
or part of this has been brought about
11.1111k11s tht.1 credit due largely to \‘t‘ or—i
tl1,\ Pi'taltieltt Million] .1. Powell
Realizing his stit'tesu 1115 the t'liitl‘I1
1111111111111 11f 1111.1 101 .11 11111111 be 111111
‘ttnani111ou~i,1 thin-1111 to head the ttotmle
i"oi illiOlIlt:i‘ yoiii.
land this alone shop's the
ol Mt'. Powell t'ui hie willie.
liming liia term the
111.:1ntitipntt-d that 11 like progressive-i,
111.1111; along thoet- line.» 1111 ‘ooutlnuo
this your. Since he has $161311 pt'esi
dent and partly through his efforts
ili11.11-1i1.1ltas ntoteti into ll11111111"1\
11111111111111 and the equipment. has been!
1'1'11plntoii 11,1 new.
The oflli'vrs elected lust roiling
Worthy President“William P IMO“
11111. "
‘ Worthy vice-111111111111111-11.11'11111111111
' .‘nilfield.
“(lIIIH Serratary~11dolph 11.11111.
W'tuili,1 Tru'léurerwc. A M 'Vaina'
nWorthi inside (luardwtleorse Janos
Worthy Outside Guards—518. thalln. I Wig ‘mmmwt’ mm:
Worthy Trustees (for three yharrtmI
James T.1H11hb¢ll..iohn 0.1901111 1111115
Eugene Gohlcr.
Worthy Physioinnwilr. H. Ti. West
The otht'ers will be installed at
the reading oi the MI
1111111 ioporta oi the. 111111111111 last 1110-
Prosperity in a illalkl‘tl (IGSI‘N‘I
that during the past your the 11111111 I
This i't'11t-iloclion is;
something that has 11111111" been dono‘:
it: the IlISItlly oi Faizlodom in Norivnlltj
worthiness
i
membership '1
m‘bas increased 11'otnloil’ully, and it is
lit' idgepoit. to 1' oilecr
1
1‘1 ii is 11111
31111111111111
Sill BUNGRESS:
introduced a Big Batch 01 Pan-
sion Bills To-Day and Also
Petitions
I. J. Hill Pills IN HIS
Bill Hill III [III RIIIIIIII
it Permits Reports from Corner-Z;
aliens to lie Made More
Conveniently
\\’A:-.ililN(‘}'l‘(.)N. l). (3.. Der. 7.~ ~~~~~ S1111-
ators inundation and Mel nun and hop
1'111 1.111111111111111 ‘l‘iison and llili 11'111'11 the
metubeis oi‘ the Connertiout 11111111111 1
tion to partner 111 their 111111111121 noon
the rolls wore culled Monday at 1111.1
reconvouiag oi tin1 11211 01111111111111 for
the second session
(Continued on itlphtli Page. i
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,IIIIIIEIIJI IIIIIII
II III lIlWII ilill
Grace Church Guilds Give an
Dill fl Filmy Articles
a
Under the auspices of the Guild oti
Ithaca Church. the Teen lluii. in Nor-3;
ithe first itieetlng in January 111' Past WLIR was the. scene yeeterdliy of n'
1'W011h1' President David Pinherty.
.MW.»
--DON' T FORGET TONIGHT
Prinr1 Masquerade Ball Odd Fulton's
111,111 \‘i’aehington St
W. .1...me1. WWW a.
DDIIIIIIID IIELD
in debt and without
meet. the demands of his
llltlll 111'
I 1 rcditors.,
l
I
and vestor'dny
8.30,
1d 1111111111111
List oi Nome WW, Turned liver to
the Preset: no Attorneys
This Alteration
The personal . “ colleolor‘s attics.
forte completed “day iopylng the list
i
of delinquents , the personal tax of
5111111.,111111 the 11,171.11 will be turnedi
over to Proseo ting Attorney I‘DIIINI
‘oldeohniidt and. Moderating 11110111111"
ti'looige H. V0311 it this attoiuoon I
A list or nhou 2. 500 names was or I
,lginully turned dyer to the tollestor.
and about 800 of there remain unc~ol15
111111111 1111111111111 111111111. oi the parties.
1111.1 exempt but. have not taken thei
trouble to let the collector 11111111 this
I tut-n others may be dead or 1111111111111?
iiom town. as has been found to he
I ,rus The remainder oi the persona on
gtho tax list will Ito called upon to 1111,1'.‘
11111 at outfit-.111“! the prooovutlng iti-
Itornejs will not busy soon lllflltlilit 11p
I'warranta i111- 1he arrest, of tho 111113111
11111111111. Norwnlp will then he in line
pith other planes in the 11111111 where
the arrests have been going on aid
wholesale ratr 701' some time past.
tit-1111111111111 the agitation tor the re
1' pool or the obnoxious tax is growitv.
land the. next in, laturo will be called:
'1111 to take 1111111 action, and 111111 111.11
iii to .1ln1litih the personal 11111 and
Ipormit the Mainline raise a ten thou
Isund dollars in dome other wuv
wnfiw-fltw
10111111 111111
1 11111111111111
3
iWWm a Coos
I on floater-anti Annmi Session
'1 oilCounty Orp‘tintzation
The annual business meeting at
Imost successful sale in the afternoon Fairileld 9,me Pomona Bronze was,
I
' ttvcen $200 and 8.300 was netted b1 the. matters l,
and of an entertainment and dance in
the evening Both exceeded 1 load
11st expectations of those to chime of.
the aliair. and it is anticipated that be
i do) a affair.
rot-utensil couini
:lioolh. a pastry table. and 11 polnsetta little else was “We“ out
toIi1111111111 in the. afternoon sole. litter.
Emily Handle, Mrs. Clarence Oshorn .
Richard Dunning. on oysterman oi Mrs
Sump \‘orwalk turned 11 (11191111 rm-Iltiiso Dorothy Cholweli presided 1110111 Newtotvn 1
was imund over" i‘Iliil‘lllIilgll ill the. (‘lllld1‘ilillia. Malt-l, E
There was 11 candy table. an apron
table. a fancy article booth. ‘11 sample
Lottie Wooduard-‘h’iunro and
held vesterday in Bridgeport for the
transaction at thew 11111111111311 at the tor-
gantxatiou and the 17 one We
county were well represented 11111an
«acting- the welfare or the
iorganiitation were talked over but the
principal business was the election 01'
dinners tor ‘tho coming year and but
The othcers chosen are:
Masterm-llonry iii. Cook, of Dorian. f
01erseerwillrs. ls‘tilth Mitchell. oi
lecturer-«Alias 1.11113 Sanford Red
:cLOSE 0F SCI-mm. “00M to the December term 111‘ the Silpel"l(ll 1.1.11‘1101111'111111 at the Chrysanthemum mm;
The piesence of 111110113133 01“
1001111., by Judge. Call Poster. in the l1ooth:’11rs 'R Van Enron and Mrs li‘J
Dunning w 11. .\l Sumter at the inner atticles; llr3 Weston.
Bridgeport 111,1 court
measles in Room 1.1 ol‘ “1,. 'l"‘1anhlln‘1 arrested by Detective Peter Hall and H P I’lll'i‘ 81113 “T8 I108!” HTML at:
st haul of which Miss Gertrude Dibble
is teacher. has dfit'upled the attention “193de 3‘1“” ‘0 ”‘9 “mg" in court ,wnrd and Mrs. M
' ot the South \‘ornalk Bonid of Health
111 the extent that. the pupils in this
11111111 have been dismissed from school
and the room thoioughly renovated
011112111 11111.1 on description. and 110311111 31111111111 11111111: Mrs. Willis Wood [11111111111111
ills bond was lived at $1.000.
' and
3111111 0y stormen
The oilitidis will fumiuate it again be- VOW) Stankey ior1$20.nuti gave the
fore the pupils are returned to the.
" st1iiooi.'l‘het;te is no
alarm ‘on the part of the parents of;
$50 forged check for pavment
and endorsed it.
.Nutling at the
poinsotta bower; Mrs S. '1‘.
Miss Louise Woodward dispensed
pint articles from a grab bag. which 111'01 ‘
occasion f0,- :Stanhey thought the check was good 9d “11 811011110“ In "it? affair
Mr. Dunning torpedI
other pupils in the 391100] as 11 close several other signatures on the check. ‘W‘t‘lf‘ “11(le hi a large audiencej ili‘aston
in the evening the 'l‘nbleuax Vitaut
scrutiny on the 111111 of the Whittle “PODS them being Arthur W. Halsey.1 There “'0“? W0 “PIEI‘IIOM 0“ ”0‘“
has failed to disclose the presence 01' Andrew Radel and MS 0W“ name The: The Revmies of a Bachelor and the ding.
any other roses 01' the symptoms oiIehfi‘"k was on a privato bank in l'lal‘di other 1111111 The Decorative SIPW‘S'.
1111.1 throughout the school.
..___.........__...
,. ' -——FOR HiRE NIGHT‘OR DAV,
"passenger touring car, limousine and
taxitmab Tel. 101-12.
METHODIST LADIES
HAVE AIIDTIIEII SDPPEII
The committee or fifteen gave its
1 December supper at the South Nor
11‘ walk Methodist Episcopal Church last
1; ' 1 evening, twittering the 11111.11 success.
Aireven hundred was in. attendance
and all enjoyed the abundance of 800d
things on hand to the fullest extent.
Those who attended last evening's
affair were also given an opportunity
to secure. fancy articles. the Ladies’
Aid Society having held their annual
salé‘ yesterday afternoon and evening.
Both affairs were successful to a. most
pleasing dogma and those in charge
were generously complimented upon'
their success.
~FOR HIRE NIGHT OR DAV.
taxicab at livery prices. Tel. 1011112
Murray ‘
Dunning (1“ 118 a small 0551m- 110,1: Iillld IlSBISIRIlLS ill IIlt‘ DDI‘OII table and
deals (tonsidmuhlv WILII 131Idge.:MISS AIIN? FILCII and HSSISIRIIID 8E LIlG Cl‘nflfln
lie was indebted to iiflfilly table
SIQWNNIMCIal'OlWe Shipman, 1 01
Assistant Steuard—wAlhort litirkout.
Chaplain-whim. John 1'12. SellerkI
New Canaan.
TreustirorwJohn E.
i 3.1111111114114111. F E Blakemang
Oronooue.
Gatekeeper ~« James
19111311112111.
Cerestrs.
Cummings,
Clarence
WEATHER FORECAST
FIIP‘TOHIBI‘! and Friday.
‘41
4...
TWO CENTE
'1‘" 1—... W
Putin in
SillPM Nil iii
liiiiiiilii
McNamara Brothers Expected to
Testliy' in the Government's
Case Today
Mil BIII iilIIIIIIIIIiI
'4 IIIIIIIS III CRIME
Looked into Later
.1
1.0113 Alvin-H.138. (Tut, tier.
lirh‘mndra lumber», John
t."~'TIlC‘
.l. and
Jamie 15.. phone complicity in alleged,
a.
zed 'linmiliuu oonopirurios became
matter of investigation alter their con-
tensions of guilt. and their sentences;
to terms in the state iteniietttiut'y. rose
early today. prepared to tune a vigor.
om. ordeal- —the rigid interrogation ot
ai'spttiui preemption in the govern-
ment'o probing into the alleged {2‘3"
ticking of dynamite and intense oi tht.1
‘mnilrt to promote destruction of prop-
111rt,1' where. labor warfare was involv~,
ed.
(1 The todernl grand jury which was
et'heduled 11111111111 today. was expected
to hear from the lips of the 1111M
mares some details of the alleged ton
“tinny-wilt)! nonemrtly‘ incriminating MUM“ “’35 "W3“ Iml’N‘lW‘ with ““91
others but unflirlbnt to bring within ”“1”” “1‘49 I“ “‘3 engineer from;
ISIIIIIIIIIG BISI iii
IIIW IIIIIIIII IRilllEY
Goes Cver Route for Norwalit
Business lilen
The first definite business transact-
ed in reference to the proposed .‘ten
(.‘nnaanmxorwalk liolle) line since
.1311. thtutei' was given.v1ns accom-
Ipliehcd yesterday. it was also the
I first oiltt'ial not of Special Agent Char1‘
: lee H. Dilwoi'tli, of the Norwallt Board
tot Trade. lie, with City Engi‘new
,Clmrlee 21'. Wood and Attorney John
.fJ. Walsh. it‘l‘eoinpaniod F. It. Slater,
lIol' Later and Slater. expert engineers
with trillion in Broadway New York
over the proposed route.
I The plan was to have this engineer;
tutio 10111113 to the notite of Norwalk
”W 1‘1”“ WIN“ Lit tl1i11 "“11 other PI“ Methods DI OIIIGI' MD" May Be and tin.1 111111111 of trade highly recom-
, mended. prt’pnru estimates on the
,oi‘ the line. The idea is to get. a
221‘
Enile set of figures on the work so that;
"there will be something for the board:
‘01” trade and the initot'porutors to work,
upon.
any delinite figures, nevertheless hel
have those who received him yesterdayfi
to understand that. the road may be
"erettrd at 11 more nominal sum than
the) had evet: dared to hope.
IIlilriOiZI have. all tit-1 onto that 11 meet
11111 of the incorporators will be held:
111-111 work with a view toward organi-'
zation ‘tor the work, which is to i
started Iii the spring. or before it all
1 good well.
‘inr the road than any other one man
in Noruwnlk practically putting the
shorter through the legislature single.
Expert Engineer F.‘ ii. Slater;
Although the engineer did not leave‘
50 1111-,
Attorney Walsh who has done more
IIIAIIS
iIlJlISIIN
New York Centrai and New York,
New Haven and Hartiord_5to1_
Have Dilierent Plait "
IHI NEW HAVEN IliIIII
IIIIIIS RUIIIIIII SISIIII
Lines in New England Territory
Expected More Businessa "
4—.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 7. “A readjust-
ment of the mafia arrangements he»
tween New York Content and the New 1
York. New Haven and Hartford Rh 111
“road Companies, is forecaotod by: .9111
piication of the former road to‘ 1111‘s
\ew York Public Service Communion .1
of the secon District. for pormlssla‘n
1‘5 Ontario and Western Railroad stock.
Negotiations are also in progreso for,
sale or lull control of the autism!
Isystem to the New Haven road.
..W
(Continued on Third Page.)
IIEPTASDPIIS IIAIAE
1 PIESE'IT DEE
At the meeting or South El.
tho purview «1111111 lire those persons ““9 ”It!" Engineer WM“ '33 quite Conclave, No: old: 1. Ct.
.hest purposes of their tight in defense.
m
11101111111111.1111. Twelfth Page)
IIIISIIIII IIIIIII Hill
iiilIIiIlI IIIIIIIIIIIIIJII
About 5350 Has Been Netie‘ti,I
iBut Nearly 52, 000 is Needed
tor the Work ..
Under the auspices of the Women‘s
(‘i‘vlc tongue. oi Norwaik. a movement
‘ls on foot to lit up the basement 01' the
Norwnlk Public Library into 1111 audi
toiittm. So advanced are the women
with their purport? that about one
ilith or the necessary amount has at
quired for the work
'Rot'eutlv under the auspices of the court. will set a date for a hearing on,
ILeague. a series of recitals and enter ‘the matter at issuing an lnjunctiou
talnmonts were held These netted
about 3175 clear, and with the 131th
or that gentleman.
Previously all that was at hand was
Ithe charter but the engineer will sub-f.
:ntlt a not of figures that will be gone'
"met at. the inoorporntors meeting and?
thus the work is started
VETEDAIIS’ TEST
8TATE AID LAW
NEW HAVEN Dec 7.-~The test 0!
ithe veterans‘ state aid law will be
:made through a case to be brought by
Harm-1.. Beach 01’ Hartford :1 vete~
F Hen-nay. of Hartford. petition the
superior court tor an injunction
'agalnet State Comptroller Thomas D
‘Bradsti'eet to have him show cause
11 hv he should 1101 pay Mr Beach the
amount of state aid allovred by
1".11111 [itlSBGd by the general assembly.
'reatiy been ruined it is expected that , it the usual course is followed the at-
Seiieck.Ne1v between 11.5110 and $2. 000 will be 1.9,.torne5-general who will represent the
istate. will tile 11 demurrer. and the
i The starting of legal action will be
supported by the Grand Army posts
Andrew111.:scriptlons that have been received the 10’ the state. which have mil received
.1013] sum now on hand for the bone 1001“?” 0f ”‘9 appeal
for funds with
Pomona—4th}. E P Sanford. 111.111 at of the tuna is in the neighborhoodIV‘hICh to meet the expenses of a suit
wick \' Y and was made payable to The. grouping was under the direction Hl.ll
IDaVId naicom.
I In court Dunning said George \l‘il--
home had been on his boat several (190189 F 391‘s gave the
Itimes to purchase oysters. and on one yrovlng 11 MW} choice for ““3 needs hull.
of Ar.tist E M.1\scht1 and was 11
charming tribute to his skill. Mrs.‘
readings.
Ioccasion he left the blank check book 33” PM "“81 DR" 0f the affair
ibunning said he. was shy of cash and
[he i'mged the $30 check. and then I93
, threw the remainder of the book 11w;av.
*wmfl.
TIIE 8LDIIIIM FINALLY
FIIID'SW WATEII’! DIIAVE
' The barge. Maryland, formerly the
excursion steamboat General Slocum,
which burned in the East river and
ists, has ended her career now as a
barge. The Maryland sprung aloah
terday morning.
tug Asher J. Hudson. from Camden.
N. J, to Newark with cake. Capt
on on by the 111:. The barge was
owned by the Peter 1111111111 00. of Phil.
adelphis and was valued at $20. 000;
not insured. .11 1
William Anderson and crew wore tale,
1
I
Those who appealed in The Rover
01‘ a Bachelor were. Clarento C.
'Cram. MIB. Hubert E. Bishop. Mrs. 11‘.
A. Van Bur on. Mi‘5 3 T PFOWMIt Miss lieu of otiicers at a meeting in Sta at hard Wonti floor when the changes are,
1 Ladies' Stewardeauies Penny,
Danbuiv ' ‘.
I’Inlllilm‘Ml‘B. William Fuller, Train
The retiring master, F. M. 1101311111.:
01’ New Cannon. was elected a mem-
'hei ot the executive 110111111111
“grunge decided to hold the installs-,1:
of $350. This is but a small part. of
number of generous people in the town
who have not yet dontributed. and
whom it is understood wish to
identified with the commendable
movement bya subscription.
The lower floor of the Librarv has
never been 11111111111 (or any purpose
and the earthen floor still prevails be-
low stairs. This will give way to a
[sabel Aller, Miss Marjorie Wells, Mrue 10.111 lunual‘y 3 when two noseiontiImflde and the sidewalls‘ will have to
Stewart Elliott. Miss Mary Sovinmir,1 will be held afternoon and evening, be sealed.‘
Miss Mary Bette. Miss Helen Sanger.
Master Wallis and Jack Beatty.
Those artists taking part in The
Decorative Sisters were Misses M11111 ,
jorie Wells. Katherine Bette and
. Mary Seymour and Stewart Elliott and
caused the death of many oxc-urslon ICharies new Rogers
The committee in 'Charge of the 9111
the affair to whomimuoh credit he-
and sankon Annie“ inlet. N- J1. o'er, longs for its success were 11191111111119.11-
She was in tow 01,9
ed by the 11111111113111.1101 11111 Women's
and the Junior Gullds., Mrs to 'A.
Woodward and Mrs. Robert iii. Bishop. ,
respectively. ,
Speldol's orchestra of Bridgeport.
was present and alter the tableaux the
young people enjoyed dancing until a
late hour.
for the conferring of degrees. and in i
fifth degree will be ennfet'red at 11111111 lower. door for an auditorium. betngItlst Church was a line success.
1393310113.
'State Master L H 11111111111. or North
llV’oodstooin| was a visitor at the meet1I
log. and made an address of consid—‘
arable interest to the members. He
hes'reoently been elected overeeer oi
the National Grange. the first time
out. and he is also 19111111111 or the
state 11611111! of agriculture;
The grunge was in «beaten from
10: 30 o'clock until the middle of the
afternoon with an intermission tor
lunch.
m
‘Advertlse you: mind The Bentham
w :: , ...1 ,‘..
such an tumor" has come to~Connectl- .5
Quite appropriate is 11111 shape or the
semi circular. and the seating arrange
mom will toilow in the outlines of ti.
building in the plane. A platform at.
one point with a sloping floor toward;
the. some will be erected thus making
1‘. most suitable place tor lectures and
recitals to be held in the future
The lightihg of the, lower floor is
nearly as good as that of the' main
door because of the Construction of,
the 511111111111”
from the ground level nearly to the
ceiling and because of it 11111111111 bank
train the sort of, depression in which:
the entire building is not allow the
“light to enter unobtiit‘uotod
b 1
High windows extend
Nudge Henney will be assisted by
Flolawmlsg Olive Penile, ngenneidfthe needed amount but there are aI-llldfi’é‘ A 3 Beers 0’ Bridgeport
FOR CHRISTMAS.
I The Sentinel Vanity Box will make
See offer on
I x
11111 ideal Christmas gift.
I page mum
M88. DIDIISDII'S CLA88
GIVES DIIITII PAIITY
The birth party held last evening
iuntter the direction of “Mrs. Dickson a
Class"
I
A
fancy table was arranged and many
fancy articles we ere displayed and sbld
{to those in attendance. The ,Calt‘e
table was attractive and inviting. The
.3036: was the attraction or the even-
ing. A line program was given. as
follows: .
,Ptano Solh.............MissE. Hart.
1Vocal‘Solo ..........Miss Lole'Mead.
‘ Piano Solo. . . . Miss Elizabeth 3111111111.
1111111111011. ‘. . . . .Mlss Mabel, 11111511..
Piano 8010......Mies Mabel Dickson.
Ros 1101111111....1111‘1 Dick-on it clear.
Piano 8016.....Misn Viola Cummings.
‘
Wm
Bentluet ads. bring results.
the.
of the South Nor‘walk Bap-'
Iwho 11111.1 have been involt 1111 In pronto. 1“ Kiwi“) WI“! Engineer 3m“ and held his: evening. 111
tion of 1111111 they thought to 1111. 111111 W” “may WWW?“ In ”‘0 figmesicers were elected {er the Quintin
an
Past Motion—«Olin 8 11111113111.
Archer-Frank 111‘. Huntington.
I provost—William Miller.
'Prelate—1-Wilfred dewell.
inspectoruJ. ll. Gallagher. .11. ,
«Secretary—«F. W. Sturdeyant. ..
TreasurerL-Frank N. Peoria,
Finsncieratlemés Paul.
Warden—Archie F Nash:
Sentineleharles B. Gray
Trusteeshv. W 1Feuris, John ll
Paul and James 0' Here»
iyae
11
’ -oou'r FORGET TONIGHT
*Hsll. “wellington St.
LDIIISE LODGE“
ELECTS DPFICEIl8
At the meeting of Louise Lodge.
,Daughters of Herman which was. held
I last evening. the otltcere for the one
tag term Were elected. those talented
at the last semiannual meeting 1111111;
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