m but defence is to
, collar “rained”
My the com-bin with
.0: the canals kind.
' dmn-dum stuff or
that often sells III
m and irritates .one’s
3W1. ,
w.
raisin FllllEllAls.
m
. ’ Mrs. N. B. Knapp.
A oils Ii. Knapp, wife of Napoleon
napp. died, this morning at her
mine. 14 Doi'er street. after an ill-
m ot‘almost two months. The fun~
Millie held from her late home
ll oy afternoon at 2 u'cock. Rev.
. Barto. will utticiate. Interment
i take place in Riverside cemetery.
Hrs. Mar-gluerlta Dc Cassi-c.
rs. Morgherita Dc Csare, aged 84
_dled'yesterday at her home on
”Lexington avenue. The funeral will
beheld Tuesday morning at 10 o'-
IOCK from the lillO residence. and
burial will follow in St. Mary‘s cem-
tory.
/
Funeral of Pctcr Szlrcncss.
The funeral of Peter Szireness, of
.11 1.2 Ely livenue who was found in
the East lllvcr, New York. recently,
was held this ai‘lcrnmm iii 1‘ O‘clock.
1'er St. Ludisltius' Hungarian (,‘utllo'
lc church. Rev. Fr. Szzlbo, officiating.
Burial followed in St. Mary's ceme-
tel-y. Mr. Szireness is survived by a
THE KING'S Dli EAM.
stitution.)
_ , l.
While tallilie fighters of the line
fill
shine,
_ filings?"
the! are
fawning courtlers wait;
. m of a world brought low.
.4
i
I ' m mowed pride this comfort
brings:
kings!"
, — .n_
r ochoes of the thunder-tight
ll through the king's dreams 1
as night:
u:
. with Mia;
. thsplalns ~
world.
-wings-~
- Ill.
llhen the dream changed, and th
word
'led through the Dark,
‘ror stirred:
p the long. lonely night away
"their knees my children wait;
‘ ruined homes are desolate,
lBM'B- ”
ears, »
save the crimson
, N CLIPs RECORD FOR
, EIGHTH.
mooighth of amiie held
may lino: by c. it;
He made the eighth
trotted an eighth in 1
pitting him against
within a ew days.
wife and two children. The body was
3379, lit to this city yesterday. lifter
mg'ldentlfied at a New York City
”crane by Stephen Doklls, of this
city. But 10 cents was found in the
man's pocket. He left home with :42.
thronod in castled
9 storm the heights,~ théy, sweep'.
litters the rod wrath of battle reigns;
, an allotment battle flags unfurled A
' ' blood-drenched roses of tho'
" 5'9“, beneath .Sleep's healingithe lnfe
ill take time to save’ the kings!"
with tor-ii“ the act of con
kings save not my people; theyhnmh and br
» {I behold, through grief-rent
taillight streaming through their.
need the shadow of my wings:
\up. v... Nov. 2.—phhm.'
‘ hotter, broke the world's
My jitter-noon c’n tho
Girl's Neck Farm on the
seconds. with Mr. Billings in
. Uhlan carried 191%
flaring the summer, at Sara-
on a grass track. Mr. Billings
MIMI.
Ind Ill-Io Mall d
.lty. In our in
of WW I“ n
lull.
there is nothing that will
watch or clock quicker tho.
and will soon wear themse
and without oil.
[38 Washington St.
i
i
8PORTING NOTE
seven points, and 35 goals
for 105 points. in three
varsity player he has kicked 25‘ goals lust chance for delinquents, a rush is
.i‘rom the field in 15 out of :50 games. expected. Ten per cent penalty will?m We”. mm]
whammmmmnmud can
unwrap-unmmsmnnm
Let Me Tell You
old, rancid oil. Cleanliness and cau-
tion in economy in a timepiece.
delicate parts do indescribable work
permitted to run in accumulating dirt
CHAS. BRAND
Watclunaker, Jeweler, Optician.
So. Norwalk
Continued from Eleventh Page.)
m
“with
,uanuuuulmmou '0
nonndinnbor
cl
We will hell”! to
mom
Moray mandolin-indomi-
#«mwohavothoadvmtmotym
mm for conscientiou- deal-
spoil your
a dirt and
The
lves out it
The
hold an important meeting in
noon of this week, at 3 o'clock.
LSunday evening. by omcer John
‘of Water street, downtown.
1
S.
Berhard McTavy, of North
street, yesterday complained to
-....._.. _ N
The listsvoi' property
from field,‘ ed in to the assessors are com
years as a‘ very slow, and as Wednesday is
(ills higlhwatcr mark is five against be added after that date.
1 .
i Yale in 1913.
, the Athletics at
lBraveS. For. Says the report, bad the. This morning he was fined by Judg
According to a western paper, base»
ball was saved the grandest
itangle ever kllown by the defeat of Olllccr Frank S, Strutton for annoy-
the hands of the ing and following three young ladies. 'lwi-lvo months.
'0
I“.
oman’s Assoéiation. of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church, will
church parlors on Wednesday after-
A noisy argument. which bid fair to
. result in a spirited fight, was stopped.
lFlynn, between taro women resdents
Main "
Ipolice, of boys stealing his chickens.
part of this season on the varsity. 'l‘he‘ Officer John H. Smith made an inves-
fitotal points are divided as follows; ‘ ligation, but no arrests were made.
ngiirty touchdowns, for 174 points?
gsevcn goals from touchdowns, for, to be hand-(5mm, u“, m”. has in...“ going
ing "Lilian was done by them during the
William Curtis. colored, of Ely ave-r
little nue, was ilrrestcd Sunday““‘m0rnlng by ‘ported ,, hm“... gain in
-...
" post-AL sounds mom- i n.
' W W" Ounces Deposits m.
be M'b’ in!» and Ballads.
The war ln.Europe is proving a
, but been to postal savings in this
. country. From the ,very any hog.
" lilitles Opened across the seas post-
' alsaavings receipts began to increase
. by leaps and bounds and withdraw-
‘ als fell off, a result quite contrary to
. the predictions of many well-in-
-- formed persons who. in their inns-
f ination. saw lines of feverish deposi-
.. torslat post-office pay windows anx-
-- ions to again return their savings to
,1 the boot-leg and body-belt depooi—
. tot-lea whence they came [yore in-
trnsted to Uncle Sam. But the
forecasters failed to reckon on the
absolute confidence of the American
citizen, regardless of the flag that
first met his- eyes. in the ability and
purpose of the government to carry
out its obligations.
the nations of the earth, but with
the bumblest citizen of our land.
Two important results haVe fOl-
lowed; thousands of people. largely
of foreign birth. accustomed to send
their savings abroad, are now pa-
trons of our postal-savings system:
and enormous sums of actual cash
have been released for commercial
uses among our own people at a
time when the need for every avail-
able dollar is pressing.
The growth of postal savings in
the United States has been steady
[and healthy and the system has fill-
ed an important gap between the
tin-can depository and the factory
paymaster. On July 1, when affairs
were running smoothly here and
abroad and the transmission of
,moncy across the Atlantic was safe
land expeditious, theer was approxi-
mately $43,000,000 of postal sayings
fstunding to the credit of about 388.—
,000 depositors. Since then over
lslobooxum deposits have boo multi-
d nnd the number of depositors has
This unpro-
the
H.
l
lint-roused enormously.
‘cedented gain is the
wlln ii is considered that the not
gain in lll lust three months is larg-
ier than the gain for the entire fiscal
your 1914. Scores of offices have
done more postal-savings lmsipess
on
the
not only among ‘ .:
.p.
more striking ‘
GAZETTE BUILDING.
careftd attention,
.
inch-am 8. Bye
THE LEADING DRY GOODS S'roa’E.
. , . . E}?
lIldOW Shades to Order :23:
. On request our Expert Shade Maker will call with samples and furnish estimates for :‘31
a single window or for an entire building. No order is too small to receive Pmmpt and
Carpets and Rugs
Wilton Velvets- Axminsters, Brussels and Ingrains, in a
Lenoliums, Floor and .-
Table‘ Oil Cloth.
wide range of color and design. 2: ‘
NORWALK
improvement and sign posting of the
Lincoln Highway from New York l
to the Golden Gate. ‘
l
I
l
Illuminati scum
2ill. ll. lllllEcTillls
((‘onlinucd from First Page.)
service.
filelpl‘t’VlUllS existence of thc
‘ to no
11‘“? increases are conllncd
‘spt-viul localities, but have boon l'cll
C and corner ml the
‘counlry. New York‘clty ltluno manic
:l chin ill September of more thun ll
million. while llrooklyn showed a
utivcly big increase. (‘lllCl‘lgu I'l.‘
the past
lbrt-c months lhnn for tho ‘prcvitins
‘ More than 7,000
e'ncw accounts were opened during
llhc period. bringing the number of
i
lrl'l
,Athletics won the title from the Braves: Keogh $5. for drunkenness and 810 for human,“ m that my up ,0 0V“.
‘thc players would have played the 111-} abusive language.
‘dianapolls Federal League
ian agreement to play
isecond “world series." Fourteen Alb-E
letlc players are said to have madegports to the local police the loss of a imam? dunes M me system. hm
“3 an independw roll of $177. including several checks. ,hus brought up many new and in.
1-.—-—
Julius Budovvsky, of this city
team in a
'ent" team against the Federals. and lost presumably on a train last even-
tho 14 men alleged 10 MW agreed ‘0 lug, between this city and Brld
:do thip are named as follows:
(Frank L' Stanton in the Atlanta Con- . biciuuis, Baker, Barry, Schang.
Davis.‘ port.
irlng. Murphy, Bender. Plank. Show- will be notified.
lkey, Wyckoff, Collins, Walsh and;
‘ Strunk.
3. The Athletics eleven, of Alliance. 0.,' Britten. son of George A; Britton. tbclpoms, A number
I
l
The many friends of Frederick
are siege-guns boom and bayonetS'fhag the. distinction of being the only East Norwalk plumber, hays
' . . . ’ ,football team in theworld which {If learned that he was married a week lltav
”hm?” high nor the bottle ”“35: ,ied by fl 0116-1988“ captain. VHS“ ago, to Miss Catherine A. Jordan, 01“
.m'g" take time to save the ‘Oswalt is the cripple star's name. '
{thebacltflold 0“ “‘19- He 3M" won-.‘ future prosperity and happiness,
robes they' sit, and know ldertnl expertuess at handling the for-i
l ward pass.
l
I
l
' . weight boxer.
‘d "Win take time to save thetCharile White, Chicago's crac
ithrough the ropes at Milwaukee on
Nov. 9 to begin their ten-round en-
Wlllle Ritchie, from whom
will be among the
stars. Ritchle is par-‘ c‘ens"Were perpertated last Saturday!
jgngomeut,
n; \. elsli won the title,
ringside spect
.. our soldiers brave the bitter strife ticularly keefiujor another 3
Where winning Death throws dice
,Welsh. but will challenge
Bis returned the winner.
I
ll
‘ \VASHINGTON. D. c...
the gipsy moth
.on stone and q
sted regl
.to other sections of the U
lthe secretary of agricultu
led such products under r
lto interstate
13 itine. effective
laciiou is take
lprintions for the. .
lculture in relation to
iNew England, and i
lThe provision.
ithe inspection and
istone and vuarrj.’ produ
lstantlally the same
ing the movement 0
and other plan
plan" urm-:.rtirtc act re
relation to the same in
COVCT’KJ by this opal-an
ed ti
‘ cat with the area covered .by c charities . ._ violent claims. to ill-
plant quarantine. This quarantgno tomcation,a‘m'.“‘ _ . ,.
puts no bar on the interstate traffic » Birds Had Flown.
, in stone and quarry products, except . The add first Visited a week
:to provl _
certification as a co
cations will be made
to the local office...“f
States Department 01
Bureau of Entomology,
by
~ G.
in .
Proba
_ higher salaried
3% '
the
pi
‘ 35min
M
EYPSY MOTHS ARE CARRIED 0N
STONE SHIPMENTS.
lOwing to the fact that egg
are being
uarry products from
0“ “I New England Found l'mlcr Deplorublc Conditions
In Long Bill After it “'Gck‘s
own-tail moth control-.ln
pendent of the plant quara
however,
as those go\'el‘n—_
f nursery stot;
sect. The step. i
do for federal inspection and
ndition g of, such
fie. .Such inspection an
traf on application
street. Boston. Massachusetts.
bly a lot ohpeoplo
greater-ability than you hate held
positions-ehnvlns
“marketed their“ ,s’orvico's" I’through
Sentinel -._wa'_n't advertising. 1
Eu WANT no
" it
.—.~—————-
. h Omcers Stephen Balast, A. ill. Fraz-
‘ When “‘9 WOW” champion “3 t"ier. and Alex, Benjamin, of the Nor-
Freddle Welsh.
and
:It is interesting to note no or
were made. and everyone had a
filme.
o with
lthe‘evemng- The policemen told
Whitey
‘selves all they desired, but to
witlllnthe law, and their instruc
L were heeded.
VOct. ' 30.——- ‘ .'
' clusters of 'OAKLE
distributed i
.‘IITTED.
o—n—
nitcd States.
rc has plac-
egulatlon as I Search.
dren of John and Jusephine 0
who will be committed to the
l
l
r the SW”
governing ‘
“t5 are “b‘ ilocnted
, condition
yesterday in a dcplo
ferred to in argument as the other membe
l
ne “-15, identl- '
ago at 486 "Ogden street had
vacated by the Oakleys and
d certifl- yesterday nothing more had
the..-United
Agdwlture.
.43 ,Tromont
in the welfiir of the little . ones
to 'the Norwalk home.
with no‘ '
A WISE MERCHANT .
up the allies. and an
J«in you.
les'
s
a
”1,000:
l The unexpected increase in pust-
rejEnI-z-luvings business bus not only
added grcatly to the general admin—
Itcrcstlng problemsnvhich lch cull-
d for the careful pcrsonul iollsid»
39.19
‘ tion of l’oatmaster Gencoal llur-
era
Payment has been “09de on‘lcson und Govcrn‘or Duckory, ’l‘hlrd
O‘d'zlhe Checks and the railroad company Assistant Postmaster General.
lilll
:lhoir task has been lightcncd sonic-
‘lwllilt by tho promptncss of deposi-
A glory banks in furnishing additional
'isccurily to meet the ubnornlul de-
of the very larg-
hunks in the country, which
e heretofore declined to qualify
lily depositors for postal-savings
.funds. are now union}: tho clIgcr up-
jilst l, cst
05"; 19th street. Brooklyn. N. Y, The core-{pnmms ml. them.
lwalt performed in a 5"“ Sunday; mony was performed in Brooklynl
lasalnst Salem and covered himselt‘l Scores of local friends wish 'Mr. and llNCREABED
{with glory. 09W!“ can Pl” “1 either Mnf Britten the best of good luck for'
W
IN SUMMER.
Namely Due to Great N
(‘ars Purcluiscd by Farmers
‘ of, Middle “hit.
l
ipurchasc of cars by farmers
rests .
others in the Middle West.
good i
v
NURIM} N0“(Ignition the indictment, “which said con-
umber or :said other common carriers besides
There has been a large increase in land owner m ,- .
walk special police force did duty in {automobile touring in America this; s p to the purposes afore ‘
k climb'. . . . .
' . ‘ llowee n1 lt.‘. . so . “its is due lalgely to
the second district Ha n 8‘ ma “ and Ivolvlng certain unfair, undue, unrea-
grent ; sonalb , and unlawful
Voue of the ett offenses numbers of whom have toured to tho practices of a kind to include others}
. D Y feustcrn seaboard and the .\ew Eng- fifrom carrying on and attempting [0‘
‘which have marred previous Hallow-Hand mountain resorts.
”gangs" on their best to enjoy them-
Y CHILDREN TO BE (70M-
nrau- BRIDGEPO-RT. Oct. ‘ 30—Supt. S.
movement by a nu Tli .R. Gordon and investigatOr A. Mor-
October 23' 19.1" ‘ ‘ s :rlssey of the public charities have at
n ““d" “Sigxgyagpi? {last gained possesion of the twa chil-
ress ‘
gdepartment of agri-
Walk county home this morning in
i d _ ,probnto‘ court. After a search which
3 entirely n e has lasted for several weeks. and
“fine aet'iwihich was started by a complaint
f made by the charities organization,
certification 0 lthe children Josie and Mabel. were
living with? their parents
h gin a shock belonging to a Kelly, in
t products under ‘ e lLong Hill and were taken without
their family were in "no condition "to
know what-swan going on. due the
heard of them. A woman interested
tied Investigator Morrlnsey yesterday
that the children would be found in
Long Hill. Trey will be committed.
advertises his solids: it he cannot do
it in a large way. he Vases the Sentinel
classified "For Salo"-colu_mnli..
ad. man will call
Hutels in the East report that
there have been probably 50 tourists
of this class this season to one in
recent summers. They are mostly.
the i
keep
tious
hotels rather than the expensive ones
that have drawn most of the auto:
mobile trade heretofore.
Touring Incl-curs. ‘
The touring information bfircau of:
the American Automobile Association I
estimates the increase lin touring.‘
conserVatlvely at fully 20 per cent.
more than Inst‘year and reports an
unprecedented influx of Western
tourists to New York and the New
Jersey coasl resorts;
An extraordinary demand for AutO‘
mobile lue Books in thér.MlsslBsiD-
pl Vally States has exhaustdd the‘
edition of these route books forithe
mldde section. There has also been a.
it,
akly,
Nor-
large increase in requests received
all the touring bureaus for special
touring information.
_Touring§,has been made much eas-
ier and more enjoyable than ever be-
fore by the extension building of good
roads and the. treatment of old mac-I
adam and gravel roads with bitumin-
ous oils to make them dustless. by
sign posting thousands of miles 01’
main routes and by the co-operation
of- the newspapers with the National:
Automobile Chamber of Commerce.
the American Automobile Association
the Automobile Club of America. the
Automobile Blue, Book Company. 3-
F.1G006Tlch Company and many an-
tomoblle clubs in publishing. special
n’ia-ps and descriptions oration-routes
(or local tours of from one to‘titroo‘
or four days duration.' ,. » , "
There has been a noticeable 'lll-n»
crease in these week-end itours as
compared with the long tours OfLEWO
to, four Weeks on more. . '
Next yepr the slogan "S
ca First" should
rable
re .0:
been '
- until-I
been
not-L.
at; 3 Amari-
tourlst tide ‘wlllMturn to the Pacific
coast.» because .9! .the expositionll‘v C03
be held in ,FSan"FranclscoflM n
Diego to celebrate the would
' Call
, {carry on said commerce."
owners of medium and low priced iNorwalk Symphony orchestra will be
0““ WM 59“": ”‘9 909“” priced held this evening at8 o'clock, at the?
:ngh School assembly hall, It is be"
flieved that by the change .of the re-
hearsal from Tuesday
‘large orchestra will be greatly aug-
'and‘Tu‘ésday at‘7:30 o'clock.‘ Go‘to
become ”very" ;
popular, and it is expected [that the
;pel such sales of capital stock, sucll‘
las leasing of properties alld facilities
land such making of contracts and:
lworklng arrangements. and such ell-‘
igaglug in combination by using and5
itllrcateulng to use the. advantage pas-i
lsessed by said New Haven Company ‘
land the accumulation of power arising. .
lt‘rom the control 01’ some of the said‘
:cth‘cr common carriers. to grasp the;
.commerce rightfully and normally be-l
"""'/‘ a’af' a - a
common carriers and to drive suchi
. other common carrierslout of such coln- ? '
.‘~“-\“
.. -'\‘~ ‘3. .\ -\‘
[I
<longlllg to said other and remaining!» l} Norwalks'
H. Krieger ’8. Co.
-K-~-\-\-
' dollars of furs for the
l i H 0.
merce. except as they might ellgagc« "
lin it in combination with and subor- 8‘ mOdehng'
ldinatlon to sliid New Haven Company."
The commerce which it is alleged
was monopolized by the defendants:
iconslsted of water, steam and electric:
irallroad transportation in all the, New
England States, New York, New Jer-
‘sey, "and every other State 'of the
United States." '
The conspiracy is alleged to have
[extended from July 2, 1890, the day the
{Sherman anti-Trust act became a law,
We Guarantee our j
Furs Remodeled
We have been doing fur remodeling for
40 years. We have repaired thousands of
'We are interested in a large
fur house, ,that makes a specialty of re-
lDon’t‘tak‘e your {anth a dressmaker or
\a tailor and have them spoiled.
'a/. “'1' fa]-
at all; pv/“lnrlf‘r'lu‘
‘\‘\‘\-\‘\-\‘\‘\-\
,best people in the
. vl
obs.“
until “the day of the finding and pres-'
isolation of this indictment."
“The means and methods." contin-
lsplrators were to use, in so bringing?
lsald New Haven Company, under their
iinlluence, management, domination.
said, were the means and methods in-1
practices and
i
V S 't
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
‘Lcmons 8c doz.
Large Grape Fruit 5 for 250.
Unions, 3 (11s.. 10c.
Fancy Boston Ilcluuce 8c hedd.
Tclcphono' 1371.
0. F. Schultze‘
Markets
32 Washington st.
So. Norwalk.
Shoulder Steak lie lb.
Chopped liccf llc lb.
Sirloin Steak, 30c ll).
Sweet Potatoes 30c pk.
SYMPHONY REHEARBAL,
w..
The regular weekly rehearsal of the-
tot Monday
night. many more musicians will'be
accommodated, and that the already
wanted. It is requested that all' mem- '
hers or intended members he on hand
promptly. ' T
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The-Beers Meat
'xouwank ’ ‘
Pot. Roast iO—liic lb.‘
Hamburg Steak lie
Fresh Spat- Ribs 15c lb.
Stew Lamb 10c lb.
Stew Veal 12 1-2c lb.
glib Lamb Chops 16c lb. >
mom- scuoon. sssioN.
Evening school begins tonight at tho.
Norwalk High school. The mechanical 7
drawing class will meet each Monday‘
night, “it is a course for the practical
shop, man. Elementary and advanced:
classes. Tuition free. ‘ _ l
K‘ORWALK BUILDING NOTES.
Permitsfor the following work
Wcre‘ issued today from the building
department's office by Building In—
spector Clarence 1,, Finch: ,
~ To Paul Huzlna‘to Build. ‘a one
story stone born on Oxford street.
Cost $100. ‘
To B. M. Kellogg, to bulldan addi:
,tion on his burn on. New; Canaan‘
ayenuo. Cost' $155" ' . ‘” '
'To 1“. Hawk‘nnd A. Wood iiobuild
on 24 second street 2-3100 garage.
‘1 To Sowarliy and" Baxter to who
.he‘ hopes affiliation: ‘Imnard; on 82
Franklin avenue. " ‘ ‘ ‘
" ,To Harry Robert
house of Henry... Payne
avenue. .
to ‘ wire ‘the
on Belden
Prbllabl'v a lot; or: people with no
proctor ability than you have held
tum: V‘Ba‘lhfled "positions-abutting
.l'mni‘liciodgthoilgn‘cervical " '
Panama. Canal and be
p ' ,gontla'éi viinnt‘a insulin:
l dications
RAILROAD AVE" DARIEN
|
&~ Provision Co.
' ~SO. NORWALK.
Loin anh'Chops 200 lb.
Beef Loin 12c lb.
Sperry and Barnes Hams 19c lb.
Skin Buck Hams 17c lb.
I
Malaga Grapes» 5c M.
.v
Buiocéoonr Hssato's‘pksolc-
’ T-ION. .
T e Bridgeport Sunday Herald, us-
uall good authority on political mat-
ters,“ shes the following prediction
forlorn rrow’s election:
“With \election three days away in-
l.
oint * to Republican suc-
cesa. The‘fiemld. has taken pains to
go over th State-carefully and bs-
lieves $11M." 0 major part othiie
Republicati= ti ket will lie, elected.
The hardest [gale is l tween said-
win andan see for the United.
States ~Senatorsll,j_ Bandages will
get the his. vote in“, he cityzdiotiticts.
and. it i he holds brittlll~iRBndlill- _
can vote in the count “
.Wlll‘bs eclectod. Baldvv .. i
to be strong in, tho'cou.
'1)th Republican ‘ Stats ch ’1: out!
be elected try a 10,900 plura
in the congressional idistrlt. "
hi. to
and Thomas Reilly on the Democratic
ticket. Reilly is likely to defeat Til"
son.” "’ '
Lorxsnciiv 1.0mm ANN]:
‘ VERSARY,
Twenty-tiny Year of Its Institution
Observed Last. Week. ‘
P. C. Loun'sbury Lodge, New Eng-,
land Order of Protection, last wash,
celebrated thte twonty~fifth anniver-
any. of its organization. The follow~
his program was presented, dancing
being'enjoyed later.
Band. Six Pieces. ,' ;_,
Greetingby Warden A. W. Haggard.
Sold by Mr. Kramer. accompanied
by his wife on "piano. “ '
Remarks “ by Supreme Warden
Frank E: ill, of New Haven. . .
.smi'g by .Quartette. --Mcosrs. .Hirst,‘
. W Hathnww. Brown, Merriam. ’
Remarks by Grand Vice-“Warden of
"Connecticut, J. Lyddy, of Bridge-s
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