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soc- MMthordimtwmmm Inm-
- face or capahvuble Price
WANTED . TO LET. FOR SALE
vWANTEDeoA BOY OR YOUNG TO Lat—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SALE —« RIIODE ISLAND
man in a dry goods store. Apply A IOne suitable for light housekeeping. Red or Barred Plymouth Rock eggs
Dickerman and Son. f21 it Steam heat and other conveniences ihat hatch, chicks that. live. 31. 00 per
Ilnqulre 120 Washington St., second 15. 38. 00 per .100. Baby chicks, 15
floor. right hand side. V-l21 it cc its each. Paterson. i Winfield 8t.
Bust Norwalk.f21 6t
awn
_ WANTED—IN new-ma: 1.1mm.
board for 16 months old child. Musti
have 800d home care. Address «H '.,n I To LET—~FIVE LARGE Rooms.
.9270 3‘3“““91 "2] 3‘; all improvements. Inquire 19 Hillside: ‘
IV
FOR BALEw—KINDLING WOOD, 6
St. f20 3t barrels fer $1. 00. St. John and Key
WANTED —- STENOGRAPHER __, m :21 1,
Law mork. Address L., Evening Sen To LET—FURNISHED .. morn" ‘
_ Itlnel.
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4531 3t‘room to respectable working person.I PIANO, UPRIGIIT FOR SALE
iIIeat and use of lphone. Cars pass the Compelled to leave city, out of work
WANTED-‘EXPERIEN‘CED TRUCKIdoor. Terms 32. 00 to $2. 50 weekly. IPlano cost $400. Sacrifice for 876
NF‘WP- Reference roaulred. 000d Mrs A. G diatoly. 24 Woodward Ave. spot cash Address Ben J., care Eve-
twases to the right man. Apply in ‘Tel 75312. f19 3t hing Sentinel. :21 3t
letter. Address Drivel, care Senti-
‘uel. :19" 3t T0 LET~IIOUSE, noun ROOMS SINGLE coma snobs ISLAND
i-——- ' 0M" floor, IJRMVI'Y. 53th room, 0100i!“ Redsw—Jllirtchlng eggs ,after Jan. 15; .
. WANTED—Louis FOR EQUITY IN “silt, sas- :Everr modem improve- baby chicks after Feb. 15. Address
new 12 room house with all improv of
moms. blaring Construction Co..- 123
[Washington St £18 6t
WANTEMO BUY ALL KINDS
ouitle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
$6.00 for be!) valves to fatten. H. _
Friedman. Conn. Awe_ Tel 115} soil Company. a corporation organized
029 tf under the statute laws of the State of
MI Connecticut and located in the town
of Norwalk, in said State.
HEREBY country, that at a meet-
ing of the stockholders of,,said corpOr-
WVatlon specially warned for that pur-
WRITERS-L. o,‘ pose, and held at Norw.alk in said
“fiffzgogv State, on the 27th day of January.
may”. ao.ld "MT: 1914, the authorized capital stock of
repaired. Rentalsm said corporation was reduced from the
aha”, 1:: “stilt”? monthl sum of Two Hundred Thousand Doi«
ment. Good condition. Best locality.
Moderate rent. 22 Taylor Ave, near
West St. £19 6t
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D. C."Ladue, West Norwalk, Conn
Phone (80.V'Nor.) 59-4. J24 lls
FOR SALE -— BARGAINS -— 80
acres, elevation, $1,600. Good 6 room
house near center, $2,000, easy terms
would exchange. 8 lots, $350. I). 8.
Hull, iHavilsnd Illlock, South Nor-walk.
119 3t
. NOTICE,
We, the-undersigned, a majority of
the directors of The Lounsbury & Bis-
gasses——
MISCELLANEOUS.
TYPIWBITERB.
IBM mmith.
Remington
from the farms.
pairs; also single and business horses.
Come and
and Wood Ste. Tel. 816-5. f3 ti
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BUSINESS NOTICES
The Plummet Type- lars to the sum of One Hundred Thous- . . t
t! CARPENTRV \\ 00D ORK, R .i-
Eli! zipgitiho‘giii'. 1“ Fair-field WI and Dollars. and the number 0f. shares pairing :bv dav'or contravgi execute;
.. _____ ___ 0f the capital “0°“ “"13 proportionate- to satisfaction: Drop a postal Fein-
MIIY decreased frOm eight thousand berg 25 Stuart Ave. . “7 6t
20th Century Triumph shares to four thousand shares. '
by a resolution adopted at said REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN,
8'.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
iinning business to 36 Gregory Boole.
vard, East Norwslk, Third District.
Telephone connection. 113 18t
This opportunity to get cured of meeting by a two-thirds vote of all the
your ailment or disease may be the outst‘audlug stock, a copy of wnich res-
atar flung to you from the Infinite. Iolution is as folloWs:
All known diseases have been cured "Resolved: That the amount of the
capital stock of the CorporaTtiozi be
reduced from Two Hundred housand
:gfikzregzrdmnrzgnmg vagina: Dollars to One Hundred Thousand Dol-
gans, the Nervous System and the ““3 had further
Spine I Resolved: That Aiticle2 of the Are
A Sl’dtem of healing which Milli-133 ticles of Association be and the same
about the cure of all diseases by is hereb
y amended to read as follows:
bringing mind and body mm harmony “Article 2, The capital stock of said
(JOIDOIRMDII Sllllll be One Illmdled
Suggestive Therapeutics, Nature
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NOHWALK. CONN.
John Fountains
will give you suggestions and call
mates for that Job of inside or outside
PROFV I Thousand Dollars. and shall be divid-
ribs Wampum" 8t., Kceier'. Bidg.. ed into four thousand shares‘ofTWen‘
South Norwalk ty-flve Dollars ($25.) each",
Office Hours-4: 30 a. m. to 9 p. m. and it is further \
MOnday, Wednesday, Friday, 10: 30 Resolved: That the directors be and
3- m 10 9 P- m, ‘ they are hereby authorized and direct-
ed to take all such further action and
do all acts and things necessary to
carry these resolutions into effeCt."
And we do further certify that the
records of the corporation contain a
complete list of all the stockholders
who voted in favor of said resolution
to reduce the capital stock,
Dated at Norwalk, this 28th day or
January, 1914.
FRANKLIN A. SMITH
WM. A. CURTIS
EDWIN 0. KEELER
FREDERICK A. Jams
GEO. F. BETTS
T. MARSHALL ANDREWS ,
A Majority of the Directors.
State of Connecticut, County of Fair
field, 83., Norwalk, January 28th,
IA, D. 19.14.
Personally appeared Franklin A.
Smith, William A. Curtis, Edwin O
,: Keeler. Frederick‘A, Ella, George F.
Bette and T. Marshall Audrews,--—a
majority of the directors of The Louns-
bury & Bisseli Company, and made
loath to the truth of the foregoing cer'
IVVtiflcate, by them signed, before me.
KNOW
THYSELF
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy
C. T. McGovern
VINSURANCE AND .':EAL ESTATE
e 155 Waahlnflton Street, ,
youth Norwaik. Conn. Tel. 845.
l
Horse
Comforts
bring samples to you.
tion to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE PHONE CON.
help you and other
Chiropractors
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I
vinced that I am using .the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
. Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
7to8p. m.
lit to 5 pm .
Spinal Analysis Free,
Notory ‘I’u‘blic.
Approved, Feb, f1. 1914.
Albert Phillips,
Secretary
by Time. ’23. Myers.
State of Connecticut, Oiiice of the
Secretary, as,
The foregoing is a true copy of a
certificate flied inthis oiliCe, and of.
the endorsement of approval thereon.
In Testimony Whereof. I have here-
unto set my hand, and affixed the Seal
of said State, at Hartford, this 11th
day of February, A. D., 1914.
ALBERT PHILLIPS,
or cross: covsns newer w. onmouv , *
, 5A BLANKETS (Notary's Seal) ‘ .
r CHAIN oven SHOES . The Advantage‘
. a
I FOR HUMANITY’B BAKE
GIVE YOUR HORSE A
SQUARE DEAL.
George W. WardWell
52 South Main Street
of Liberal,
NeWspaper .
. w.-. .
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Advertisma'
sentinel Wants are a quiet action '
and inexpensive means of communi-
cation. They afford a direct my oi
carryingro' message to the ones who
will be mostinmrested.
w»
is Apparent
to the ‘
. ~ Secretary.
Kmoamses ransomrism ( .39,“ o, ) . - _ .
“ruin old newspaper seller is a ( the suite ) M n m ‘
need such There is an old'widow who: ( of ) 3‘ figs ant
can't oil'ord to take the paper,» eVs'i Connecticut )
cry morning as he ipassos’her room
the stops and reads her "the serial ‘
story "wr‘iiegende latter. "
”a...
was VCARPENTER’B WEGITAL. "
Miss Hazel Carpenter, of Brooklyn,
gave a very successful recital last ‘"
Your vacant property is costing evening. in the Norwalk Methodist
honey every day. A sentinel Wall! Edisccpai Church.“ Miss carpenter is ‘ ,
. adv. will change yonr‘losa into a a talented pianist. and charmedalarge .'
profit. Try on and
Which is Alive
‘A.
W
to this oourt for the id
lnisaion to waste or a certain writ
ten imwtuV and ior the will of
Liaalgfllly‘lb, late of Norwiilk in said
pianist. doves-9d.
.Oredarsd. That said application be
heard and detemlned at the Probate
office in norms, on the 27th day of
February, 1914. at 2 oclock. afternoon
soil. This. idiot paper mail the par-
iahea of Norwalk is unique. It to
some that tho‘currellt climber; win-
be read carefully by all is phrish.
The men of the parish are invited to
a roast beef luncheon to be held at
the Berkeley at Chapel rooms on
Monday night to talk hbout matters
’ trict, at least five days before said
HORSES—HAVE JUST RECEIVED ~~
a carioad of young Iowa horses, fresh:
Some nice matched
look them over at 1‘1er
Ilershlieid Horse (10., corner Concord
W 1
Apple Trees Trimnied
painting or paper hanging that you will i
have done this spring. A postal will;
Poisonal atten ‘
If other methods have failed to program of any thouilo in town next
hurt you, call on me and be con-1
5.3 Meadow St, South Norwiillt,
:07 Atlantic St., Stamford, g a.
' i‘mcho is ii woman." any.
of interest to the parish
Tuesday is St. Matthias’ Day There
Will“ be the usual holy day services at
9 a. m‘. and!» .m. ‘
and that public notice thereof be giv-
on to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation .111 said; district,
barn. Experiment Station III has
. mm. lllii tidal! Work flur-
‘ arrow *
' tumes of the ladies, ma.
A large crowd was,
one and '_all couldn'ot M .
ole passion coini- seam on
flood and listen win: an,
”communism in» mi ,
ed by the orchestra. rain
-li
Nl‘lW HAVEN, Feb. 26- -.—-Nearly
examined during the year, according to
‘Part 1; of the annual report of thci
Connecticut Experiment station here
Discussing the food and drug products
examined the report says: I
The Church pie open 11'" day every
day to all who will use it for private.
prayer and quiet meditation.
The services are for everybody. ‘No’
one needs a special invitation.
comes of his own right.
belongs to all people.
at least five days before said day. of
hearing. ‘ '
HENRY W. GREGORY,
/ Judge.
"
V ORDER OF NOTICE,
District of ‘Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court February 20th, A. 1)., 1914.
Whereas written application has
been made to this court for adminis-
tration of the estate of Susan lla~
lass, late obNorwalk, in said district,
deceased.
Ordered, That said application be.
heard and. determined at the Probate?
office in Norwallr, on the .28th'day of
February, 1914. at 2 o‘clock afternoon,
and that public notice thereof be giv-
‘en to all persons interested therein
by publishing this orderiin a news-
paper having a circulation in said dis
‘ The ' Church
I
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I
I
Christ Church, Rev. J Hypltln
Brown, rector~Morning prayer and
sermon at 10:30 a. m.‘ , Sunday school
at 12 :evening prayer and semen at
7:30 p. m.
Evening prayer Friday evening at
7:45, followed by.,ohoir rehearsal.
V THE SALVATION ,ARMV.
The Salvation Army. 50 Water
street South Norw,alk Conn -—-Ensign
and Mrs Edwin J Pcrrett officers in
charge—«Saturday at 8 p Ill Free and
Easy. '
Sunday at 11 a. in. Holiness meet
ing, 3 p, in. Company meeting (Sun
i
I
day of hearing,
HENRY \\'. GREGORY, day School). 4 p. m. Directory Class.
lif20 It , ,1“de 8 p. in. Revival service.
' ~____ ..-..-. Monday at S p, in. Salvation meet-
I ing.
PopulAR AMUthENlb Wednesday at i p. m. Band of Love
' Classes. 7 p. in. Young People's
' Legion service. 8 p. in. Young Pee-
ple's Legion industrial Classes
Thursday at 8 p. m Salvation MeoVi
lng.
Friday at 7 p. m, Corps (‘ndots Class
8 p. m Cottage meeting.
All are uel nine to the above Pub
lie Serilces
'HOYT'S THEATRE.
A great big holiday bill is scheduled
to be given at Hoyt's Theatre, begin
uiug the first three days of the comma.
Iweek. In tho'desire to please the holl-
day crowd, the“ management has seen
to it that the bill for the coming week
is especially’good and one that is cer-
tain to please. There will be live acts
of vaudeville and the usual run of
high class motion pictures.
The show the last three days of this
week is proving popular. The ntteml-
once and the applause given shows
that the people of the city know a.
good thing when they see it and that
they appreciate the efforts which ure
being made to entertain;
The stunts of the Mulvoru troupe are
proving more and more u liii as the
week progresses, while the production
qu “lilammy” is delightfully funny and
Iglves inst enough dramatic tinge. to
fuinlsh variety.
Miss Marie Richardson is its charm
ing as ever in her singing not. The
Bootbluck Four and the Jumping ('lin-
tons fill out an excellent bill.
REX THEATRE,
Today's big attraction is a ircmvn-
dons and speitmulnr .l reel ‘ 101" Will
qud animal drama with William C. if
ford and Phyllis (ioxdon. It is sonic-
.thiug that will tliilll and interest sun.
The following is to show you that
this theatre will have the grrn est
INTERNATIONAL BiB_LE STU-
OENTS’ Assocm'riou
There will be a meeting as usual
at the New Rod Men's hall. Son 11
Noz‘walk. on Sunday, February 22,
afternoon at .‘i p. ni.; evening at 7:30.
1Also on every Thursday evening at
7:30.
All liitcrcstmi ill liibio study are
corilliilly ini‘ito-il. Penis Irma. No rul-
loi'tion.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
(‘hrisiiau Silt-lire L-Iocioiy, o! .\'i.r-
wnlkmileuulur Sunday strvices iii the
reading room, Musmili' building, at 11
11. Ill. Subject, February 52nd, "Mind."
'l‘ctiimony nioeiiiig. Woducshiy. ill. 8
p. in. To both services the public is
cOrdiiilly and fruiorniilly invited.
Reading iom open to Ibo public each
week day afternoon from 2:15 to 1:30
i
at
W“,
SLVERMINE,
«”MAW ) i
.wcek: Fred Rciblo llllil ilflliiillim‘ spent ill"
Monday we are going to show week-end at nm hOmo of Mrs. J,-
eight reels at the matinee and seven Hurst.
Ire eels at night .......... .. ._
Wednesday we will have King Bogs l1). Kelley Roche spent lust i‘i'ivi-
got in the greatest role of his career.
uesday at the home of his parents,
that of an absinthe fiend. Bountiful ' A”--- ..-- -
lsetting‘a in and around Paris. Grip, The valentine soriul. held in the
'ihrill anti pathos in every scene, The home of Mrs. flutters; nuts ((1in w.
name of this special feature is A'b- success. 4. ‘-
sinthe, in four parts. This is the -.
Universal first great special feature ~Mr.. and Mrs. A; Munror and Mr.
and is a wander. We are goinfi to
have this marvelous feature ~Wodnes-
day and Thursday and we will show
seven reels each day. Every one who
can should come in the afternoon as
large audiences are'cxpected in the
evening
Saturday we will have a thine reel
Gold Seal feature which .no one
should rules. It is The Bride of My»
tery, with Francis Ford and‘Graca‘
Cunard. Watch for further adVer-
tiscments of these great features.
a...
uud Mrs. C Roche littl‘lldl‘d-illc'dallce
of the telephoto gills
John Viol) is now in the employ of
Dr. Works, on llrnsliy Ridge. on the
place formerly owned by Alan Patter-
son. ' .. ’
Mr. and Mrs Dayton and i‘nmi';
were in New York last 'lliirsday to
attend the funeral of. Mr, _.cweil'-i
father.
The Silvermine school was (los. ii
aounn BEACH BUNGALOW BURN- for two days as the Wilma had to be
ED. repaired. The children quite ciiquVy
SOUND BEACH, Ii‘,ob 21. w'l‘h’e bun ed the vacation.
galow of A W. Mitchell, of New York.-
wus burned during last night” An saggy FOR names, gprecrivs
overheated MOVG started the ”blaze FOR GROWN UPB.
Tho. loss was $2,500: insured. 'lheV That’s Foley's lioney snd‘l‘nr 00m
. gardener occupied the. place. . pound. It has the denudation of your
. A....-...-_-....._...,.-. . .drugg‘ist, who knows it...will give you
Top per dent. of discomfort in iv
«m 2......“ an»... ......_.... ...,.
Mmm‘l ”I"; “‘_w" "W" W m hero, Ga. saysi "I have used Foley's
can find one hats at 1““ 99 per liouey and Tar Compound in my fam-
nent, comfortable rr-a‘hs ring some
adv ily and have sold it in my store and
Household helpers watch Sentinel
Wm: Advs. for chances to find more ,
appreciative employers. V I WHAT THINGS ARE COMINGWO.
. I. Big Sistcrwir‘oii won't toil‘ madame
edit surnames. .
Mildew .
stitute. Fer sale at all druggists ”
«mm
«is
Will you? . ~ _.
:d his brother (aged isvsnwwsi.
but V
V-‘Moleture, dor instance.
1
sample of “
Iiiou whou of good quality.
satisfaction. W. W. Nossmlth, States-3
it never fails to cure" Refuse a sub.
" ’ Advantage."
that Lieutenant thmidt kissed his,”
The foods receivinguhe greatitst at-
tention' were bread and candy, The
bread‘was not examined for adultero-
ticn, for none'was expected, but wide
variatioiis.‘iu composition wero'noti d.
ranged from
28 to 40 per cent” while the fat “1!)ng
from 0 08 to 4. 37 per cent. These
variations are largely due to the meth-
Ode of the bakers. some using only
flour yeast and salt, while others out
ploy milk. butter, laid and ~sugnr
either alone or in combination. The
study was chiefly concerned with t‘te
{variation in weight of the leaves as
~ sold by different Connecticut bakes.
The live cent leaf was found to range
from 11.39 to 19 65 oz. The leaves
sold for this price cost from 1.2 to
6.9. tents per pound. The ave‘eg:
weight of'ilve cent loaves from twelve
Hartford bakeries was 15.‘ 28 01., while
the some priced lonfjfrom twenty-one
New Haven linkers weighed but 12.89
02., the Hartford bread on the aver
Iag’e costing one half a. cent less per
pound. -
One hundred and eight-nine samples
of candy, chiefly the cheaper sorts
were analyzed. Contrary to popular
opinion. those samples showed but Iii-
.tlo adulterniion. No foreign fat was
found many of the chocolates and no
added mineral matter except in one
molasses kisses." All but
two of twenty-five samples of marsh
mollows contained gelailue, but this
can hardly be. considered an aduliora
in two
misc-s, however, a great le‘tfng of new
' dorcd sugar and starch was found in
marshmallows.
tho pound.
amounting to 2 oz. in
(foul tar colors were (Mm-
monly used in the guru drops. jelly
bonus. .tilillily animals and moiiccs.
and in nine instances the colors were
unpormlltcd cool iiil‘ dyes. All but
iwo sampler; of licoriic lozcugrs coll
irluod‘
t‘llillCOill. No iii‘sruic we
found in tho ('Uniipizs (I candied 131-!-
uuis. 0n the other hand ib‘rty-ilvc oi
Illi} 151:”) sun. lo»; ~‘hciwod short \vc'g'it
in mm" 1"i~'i‘< this .‘liil’llillil"g to £5:
much as ovm‘ three ounces to the
pound. We wish (rurbourd as study
scans [0 be u somewhat )Jl‘.‘\'ill0‘.l
planting in Connecticut.
'l‘i“: mod interesting ruiuple imulyr.
t‘(l was our of canned DS‘lilI'Tg‘dS,
which contained sodium fluoride, u
new ndiiltcruni top this state, and ii
particularly poisonous one.
' Analvses wore also made of delu-
dro foods, gelatine, ice cream pow-
ders. jelly powders and canned pump
kin. Among drugs, calomel, chio'o»
form and luudnnum were inspected.
A large number of samples of milk.
vinegar and turpentine were also ox-
umlnod for the dairy commissioners.
EUREKA LODGE DOINGS.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No. 42, l.
0. O. F., met last evening. The fol-
lowing were elected delegates to the
state assembly in East Hartford on
April 15th: Mrs. Marsh Thatcher, Mrs.
Anna Brown. Mrs. Nellie Hawks and
Mrs. Earle Tlmines. The committee
which provided entertainment 1qu
night was composed of Misses Char
lotto Green and. Bessie Sheliioou.
There was a. solo by Miss Annie 'l‘nv
loi‘ and then tableaux by members.
Thomas E l’oueis' cuitoon on “The
Woman'sllnll of Fume" was presented
Games, singing and refreshments con
eluded the meetlng'and social hour.
The next meeting will be on March 6th .
and Miss Iiillle Raymond and Mrs.
. George A. Velic will provide the enters
tainment. . On Monday the entertain-
ment committee will meet with Mrs.
P T. ilViyon. lo lienry street.
I!
INVESTIGATIVNO WAY FREIGHT
'”‘ ' nATss
WASHINGTON, Fob, lilawr'l‘ht‘ Infir-
state Commerce Commission has an-
iiounrcd its intention of investigating
twhy freight. rates on merchandise im.
ported are less in many instances than
those for. shipping domestic gzods
from the same chrioan Iports to the
interior points'in the United: states.
~ Complaints have been inside ihuttho
relationship bct’wpeii‘Vv‘iiiipori' and 'do
iiw'itic rules "in inircasonulble and only
'jeci's ’doxnehtic'tiafilc’wlthin the. Unit
ed States "to'iundue prejudlcdandrdisi
Time ’and' place ' m
hearings have not yet unanimous! 'In
the meantime, however, the commi'a‘
s‘ion Will be gathering informdlion.
All collision barriers new made has
pondents. ‘ ’7
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mum-wh- v-MM.
ADVELRTIEE 1N THBV VSBNTINEL.
. this group was a Iac- allelic .'
gl
. i-'
suits of the men. all w
heightened the effect em
The whole affair was a die _ -
to the Elite, and to the insole!
ing that took part in it.
Speaking of the mini“ 3
derlul. As one entered
was amazed at the sight . _ .
colors. which gave a pleioln
The colors used to secured“
were purple, white and pole
American flags were intern
along the walls of the room
were grouped with the
other paraphernalia n '
Elks on occasions such
rectly over the orchestra.
was situated in the canto):f
room,“ was an American no
mouse. that it ran, in if neither
southerly direction, clear a
ceiling in a wide swath, afid ding
sides of either Wall and even this?”
had to be gathered up. at
ends, there was so much of .it 1
over. One-of the committeo’ ‘ '
rangements said last night it, is
largest American dug in this country
today. To the Elm City Decoratl
Company, of New Haven, lllO
given the (redit for the appetites
of the building
Down on the west wall of the or
ory were hung the colors and one
of the order. topped again by
American. flag, and in the center
clock that is used in every lode
the E iks in the United States. .
hands of the time piece are ill
stationary; being placed at 1:10
in memory, of deceased members
members who are traveling in l’o’i‘o
lands, or whe‘revcr they may hop
to be, that they can not he pres
when the meeting roll is called
sited Ruler Joseph J. Linxweilerf '
livered a short, but very solemn
(in as along the 59 lines, on The Sign V.
canoe of this particular symbol,
the impression he made (in his and
once has n pioi‘ound one; especiall:
so just p eroding this, the light
had been turned off suddenly irh
the dancers were in the, midst o
twosmp. and a bell, from somew
had begun to t011 oil? ‘mournful‘ly tll
mystic hour observed everywhere
the rites of this order. The on
company were left in almost to
darkness while all this was toil
place. and then suddenlyivvas h s}
the strains of that beautiful so
Aulil Lang Sync,‘ which was
with much effort by all the Elks ,
out, as they stood gathered amt
their exalted ruler, near the outlet?
tra. in the center of the room. Will
Observances out of the way,
lights were turned on again, And one
more the dancers resumed their
joyment, gliding gracefully than
over the highly polished floor, .
never stopping: until 2 o'clock Inn
morning, when the ninsic came to ‘
end
The orchestra under the (lirec _
of Carl Schmidt cousisted of ninetee
members, and previous to mood is
qu
to end were all excellently '
ii. iii Mr Schmidt and his me
performance
A goodly sum it is said,
it amounted to. doom ,not be pii
Joined The money, whatov
that had been put forth in
half. V .
The committee of“ arran
con. :lsicil of ilyivostor M
chairman; .loiomluh, Aheo .
n. n. Patrick r; Bl'ODlly. Frag},
holz, William M. Cortrislit and
Ii Allen
M Sterling. floor manage-r
R. Joseph J Linxweiler ‘
Genrge Ii Allen, 'John
Robert. ii". MoAlllster, Jr.
.(a‘ortright. :li‘flrcnk diucldlolif. .
Joel, J. ,Tlicrutonil’icettt . '
W Gray, JosophV :fwidsoc
turd W.
.i'rin-eri ,i'
., not Add
‘ u i‘fh
corner: iiiill‘
. boiling-V "
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