Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 25, 1922 · page 8

ics' Ainililir) or the American All members should be. present at this

is :I slilnIihisiOll of HM" American i.“- important meeting;

gin“ past. is the largo-st in ”W SUI!“ This is the last week of the fiscali

liliiini: :I IIII'nlW‘r-‘lhlll 0" ”7"” “”1“" year of the church. Eiery member

iZI-Il sin .‘tIII'S “£0. H i-‘i ”9““ it "“1"“ who has permitted his subscription to:

.‘~‘lII'I'l‘“‘»Nl'Hl ”'L’HMV-I'Hl‘m “"“ i‘ "“"q get into arrears should make immed—i

Wunnsin: future. late payment that the year may be.
HI'I'I l< II H.“l 0" “F “WW” closed in the. best possible manner. All
Inn-.iiirnmu Mari “WWII" ’ subscription envelopes should be in
WrIlIImI'li ““3““ 10:“ l l ! . INTERIOR \‘Il-1\\' or RED MEN'S HALL. not later than next Sunday-
1...":333‘11255 I:2]IEAanirlfsx‘xxj.‘I i This i~ “'IiiVi-I- Ulr l.l)\(‘|’.\ of Dancing May Trip :1 Fantastic Tue. '
I'lin I’ I». liit‘t’ll‘lirr"J“HSil/‘ Mnikill. i -
I‘ull.. my Iil' \\':lilliliim~—llrillisc Cull» . _ . , _ ‘ ‘

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IIII lu' «.r \"..lillilim l'Ivn SiiinIIIs l'IIllnI -I {In iliII i‘lll‘l'lI>-‘ Iil' ('lll'i‘ lzIItiIm‘I llllmlw i’UlllliIi .\'. l‘i'I "t‘. Julll“\ Nicholas {\lol'iilt. J.lll‘;i-S II. .\-lonrm~.

MW, in lighting ”in English Il-ililn; ti.I- lit i‘..I- --.IllI lIIl‘ilIIsl iliI illl n. l‘l‘nnk , Honinrll MI)rlL'0ili~-ii_ l)r\\ ill ii,

(in iIIl III I‘III'I Ht .‘illluulll MniV I \Iiliilmii. 'l‘hI- Ii:illl' was l‘ilUSi'll ill lI‘-1iliL.’}.ZL:». "fl IliI~.V iirillI). LI >l(‘l‘ ilrilln. l .‘iIlt'H’r‘. Hul'l') Moore. 'l‘imnlnfi I“- Photo by Underwood & L‘n' ,(

M] .II mung-”n... .~,' llw l‘..inI>ii ’l'Ili iIIl’? ‘ .~\ lliii itl'IillwrlIiil. i-I~lv.: :Ii illntlnIl’~ Moon. \\'illi;lnl J. Moore. Szlilillvl ('. . M188 Bonnie McLeary. a native Of San Antonio, Tex. 11.15 '9»;
rimml ”I 'I‘I im- lTHM'l union II “in in iI-Inllm-IIIIL lu i-.-;nl.I.V m hm. me D“ HrnlhIIrtIm. .lIIlm lil'IiilII-:‘- . Almrlmusv. \‘rllmn l'. Morrison. H:H‘- commissioned by the Irish- American sympathizen to make a L .
iii“... “\|,~\l.-y Eliza. ‘HIIIII 'l niIIIl Sililws lilslIvri. lll:ll ll Si‘UII‘ hi lull. Film-stir llrolliI-rlozi. 'i'iiIIIv-im- lolri Murray. Albert .\IIslillI--. “(HUN-”IS symbolizing the freedom of Old Erin.

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Ii (I 1;] ”Lei, pinup and rust lilmvfi I" iii-IileIi', iiI-rln-rl ll. ]l;'tii\'li. lmkh; l'. Xil‘liI-l‘soli. James V. Nolan. \\lliiulll
ilIn (l\l‘l'iil)llrtl .Il Huston. .\i:ll~‘>.. M‘- ill'llnIlsle. H. J. illil‘kiliizliillii. “Mill ’l‘ (l'llricli. ]K'\\'lS l-I. (liillslcu'l. All?”
l‘.lll\‘¢‘ lilt'\ i‘IIi’lls’wIIl lI| PM! 11 ’4“ U” “W E “HIM. T'H‘JH‘S III. lurk“. l-I~li\:IiIl (ilsI ii Arlllilr (llsIIll. Jumps 'l‘. (l'lllii'u.
prinilli‘l willvulit lI lil‘rSPlliilliUll. lilirkulu'. l-TIliillrIl Burk-Ii “Villain iJ-xiin i‘. Il'XI-ll. 'l‘inioih} U'Xvii. \Vil-
Ail-[pr [ho llIIiIiliitlIiil. lllI- sIvIlI‘U‘llilirkII). \\'iili:llll .3. illllis. ('llli leinm .i. H‘.\'Ivil. Thomas S, Unhorllf‘.
\\‘;i\ known (IS lliI- Suns IN IIth‘l‘lL lllillIIr. lIIi'nI-st Hull-Ir). II‘lI-Il lilillrl‘l.,lZIlIIin-ii (islI-rl-zlnks. \Vzirrvn A, US-
.; ,..- ill l\'.’.T. lliI li:llllII “us chum.“ \\'llli:llli lliillcl‘i. \\'llli:li‘.l ll illlil‘l‘).[tr-fliuiiks (‘iirtis (Hm-m: (‘lizll‘liIs I'I.
fill.) lliI- illllirI-xIml ‘HI‘PI‘ oi i=1‘tili'11l’ii’3ll lhillliloll. linr'nlIl l'I‘\l""':i'.-IrkI-ix l“l':ll'li\' A. Parsons. I'lllIrlr‘s \\ U 1121\(‘ OPCIK‘d dll 899110) at the corner 0f \\
M, H Ti“. “I“. 1.1..” (.i- the Iirizzlll- i _\lIiiii.. l'. iiixliiw. Arum“. (~_.l.l.\ivl|, i Faun”... ”H”... PHHW. “.mmm H. (Vlillllllf’l‘t't‘ Sli‘(‘(‘l , \‘i'ilel‘e Ol‘df‘l‘S and pa) meats will b? l'w’II-l
.anllun is in in riu-I.I.III- ‘lln lllI-nllu'l'i llImniIl I‘..iiiwI-ll John .\ ('zlll'l"v.'i‘.,i'llfilll‘. Thomas 1?. l‘l-llil. Allllloni'
lii' [ilI‘ iii-iliiil|\I‘ .\lilI-llI:Ili IIIIiiiIii us it I N. Mimi I" (Vumhmi “Mu”. (‘Unm H_ ‘ l’izlqliillil, liIIrliI-rl ‘\_ i‘ollnlIl. ”up A“ Ol‘(i€i‘S \\'iii I‘PCPiYC prompt and careful aitt‘li’." p
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'lIi irliirn in HIV >I~IIl.il :It‘li\ilil .~ ol \\‘llii:Iin .\ -".ll'olllers. 'l‘lmlnus “Ill‘|'>:i- I i'lt'llIil'lHIiSi. l'IIlWIIlIl le'k. (“"01‘31‘“
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illlxllllli :illIl III 51 .iioiw Il‘illL: llll'l‘fl'hy ““I‘ ll. iiiI -- li "Illl'k. l'lllllirs l. (‘Vnrix plum-i1 [gin-i, JUS§ iili _\l. Hilv)‘. \Vll- o, l . . .
llnI- i“ ‘h' m S (‘m'k- V""‘k P'- """]"- F ll..ni l2 iiilll'Iitlll. HIIrlvel‘l lIJ. llIiuIIl‘s‘r5;:yiuféo:H%€gGi\L18§Kpg}i-’§Ei§g$§ ' LGhlgh Valley AnthrECIte- The coal That Sltlif“?
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ll\ lliIisl ::I~li\- i .. Iii‘n I~ l'I‘l’ "1:: - i am: lm. ‘... lIIiu'JIl‘Ii l‘onlslork. \Vllliiiln "”5; George Slllllit‘l‘SIDV‘I'. Jufit‘lfll‘
\‘ruls “llitlx” u.- l.» II is ii'i '.(' llll'ili . .l I‘I-lnI ‘Iv: R. James l.. (‘oliklilr ('ostus Si‘.il'l,)l'ii.‘<_ ()-1‘.ll’ iI‘. Scliilltze. Mn\ H.
”'1 iii!’ llilu- ill IIImI-I .I:lliIin Qiili St‘lbi't'fi ' (‘Illll‘.i.\. “.‘i'llliul‘i (‘Iilll'L Samuel (‘ruw- spimmunu ”PI-3...” i.-_ FCOffill. l"it'l(‘}l-s
Iii IillII-r .lllIIlil' I” V .A'Hi ii‘tS lilliI ‘. in Ford Hui-rm (‘l‘us‘vi' SI-ililnlll' C‘lll‘tis H. ‘4‘~(,gi..l.|' Francis Sl‘ofield. John SCO— .
.|. “NJ" \‘I l{()\\l1. llllI-llI'I- ill ils ('Hlillt HS. (2 "ll‘li lliiri-ow. (if-01w" .-\- Dill" field. “'illlllm G. SI‘OH. J. Frank Scul- for That Cold HerShfleld Motor

.IIiilllIIi \llulhl 7. ”Nil; K:IIllI-lil l‘riini .rhr [IIUKHHH [Hr In“... mg.” it”. l'ii“. l1.»-Ilnu;iIi l. ilt'l‘kt-I'. “ultrr l. h A. l.. Spam“. Jpn” H. Spii‘ack‘ Jos- I

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'l'iuViI-i- Hill: (‘Iil III-lur nl' . _ ' ..- . . ‘ .. ”I; . 1‘. MIN" n. “l‘ullx' NI 'it‘l‘nt‘V I) ,.. (ir-ol‘m- l-‘. SllI l‘wrml. dimes - 1 - 7- . . . O
“umpiliii Hun-ll”: :\,::::“\l\‘.“:”3:...1',““,i‘ill'm;\,iimiii-14:31: lax l’iI l‘nl. .‘.l .l. lloulles. \K'illililli lirI-w. i: t) Sliipillnli. Sollillrl Shilepsky. It IS ”10 ilf‘si possible medicine rans ortatlon C0

__._______‘__d__~__‘ ..___.,-__ “ML“. xvhmnhm “1“...” “mi “we- .\lI~\IIi Dunn-m. llIIr‘lwl'l J’. l‘jll‘mlh \\iiiil‘ill Silk. III. “‘1 S‘iiipcrlI-i'. Arthur you can use—pure and very I p 0

,.«'lm_ 1,”. “ll”. i< \. H I], ,1”. H” l..|l\ H\\|.~‘.< liI-ll l'illl.‘"l. illll tliit'l'iili”. .lilIi F.1ylllllfl‘: “liiv‘riil-l‘I‘lil. \i'.l]i~o:\\\' 311.:‘(.]i;;,:‘;::' qu .\lnii(s‘.;il:.‘ ““5521,Silni‘zflyélganzi efi’ectivc ' . T

In“... .. W.” ....-I.. . ... W, “III-I Lilly-I “-i'.' (”‘7‘ ‘ “j; iflgfffififi i...,..’.;‘,..;i.’. L... ,.;....‘...ix;;‘jf.‘,‘." $.23..." ‘ m1... gg gum“? Takes hold of colds immediate Dally Sci-Vice Between New York & homalii

lliI'l'e H“ llul :lli ||Ii‘li.li||’lll'ili ur in H" '“ ( l“ \ “l, ”Vim“ 5 id. ' ‘ _ ‘. ‘. _. '." I. '~l. .l'u‘ ‘ h ; ‘ . -- 8‘ “Ton ' ‘ 'L '

'-\ . \ uI-l. .il.. l. i). l.llli,.li. John I .lll-IJil \.. , 111.....10” . O[i(yll]nli_ H.irl_\ . n . . .

WITH“? MI film“, I‘““”\“”“’ II “firth." “‘26”: :\£:i|1l‘l.l. i‘i:' \I.1|I(l'II\.\.~.IH. M 1,. H” Silllilnn l-‘:iiicll('l'. Hurry l‘hri‘illzlfln :(VL “.M i'. “OlliiIIl‘. uporg.‘ \\‘, S]ii(‘lq‘;. if it is taken—4310313 the mem- LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING

\‘l I .. .Ill'l' ll.lI . ~ lll .Hll’ l I l>o .V'. l‘ ‘l “ r “ ’ ' ‘ ‘ . l._ ‘ . - _~ ”UV'. q; ‘ l -. , ~ :. i. L? . . c . . .

HHS .‘II'll\ll\ il.l~ Il‘ll.||'li\ um, I' :l. ..I. .m , I.u-..I Sm'lw lll .i.l\ l'iiiillliS, in ;;.\..\V\\lv;vlinll;i<illili:l‘.:!l‘l(l‘lllt. if. 11:;inlrflil.’|\:‘\I.'i.iitl:‘11:ll ()‘Ill'l::ll(7f:1:)';wrg' 1:12: 3-33.11." “Chm“? [names of coilgcstlons. L-ien stub- Ten Large Trucks at Your Servxce for All Kinds Of 'h‘am-

itr 'm [-HIHHIHH‘VI .,I' i'iir- i..r..v-...‘i-t;.i Ii”. I 'Ii'lni-i’illm'oliilivnl‘vIIn: I" ll::;:n\):‘b‘\’”"”l‘ i ll Vim-ii: 'l‘iiomzm lI‘iiinelzzln. Andrew Emilia. llali-ll Stools, (‘llul'lcs V. Stow. bOI‘ll bronchial coughs )‘leid to its, portation; Padded Vans for PM Work

l‘lw Illusililir I TIN i is on. I! iI- cs- Ill'l') -II 1.: . ' . ' ‘- ' .- . . fl . 3,. .. . . 1 .. . . , ‘_ S m .9. ; --\- Slur-705‘. ' .‘ .

l-it'HllIllh \\ illl‘il ;IiIl llI lll.li\illL'. lllI lil. lI'IHH' lpiI-IiI i lI'K illi: infifliilv Iil' Killign. lions“);:3‘,l.nv~(’;f.nlr\:fi 11'1”}? 13],],6r21011?‘ :I‘,:zl.,:i: 21:1. ‘1,u,:,l.l.:":euii::.:::..iprvnfiuh great healing \lI‘inS. I I Mam omce, 26 Concord St” SO. Nomlk’ Phone 294

"W“ I“"'“" "W “M" w -. -~ * ._-L__A__._._H— (mime, \Vi‘iliuiii ll. Cniilor. StI-iillf-n Sixcrl‘l’}, l'uil‘ii‘k Swarm-v. (‘url Swon- Linonilie Is Such a BICSscd Relief!I New York omce, 201 West 20th., Phone 13161838 8059
(illiI-i- i|~ his Iil' I-liIlIniIil ‘i..I\I il“t'ii "villi. [ft-”upi‘g (lulluglif‘r. Diniri Guilt 30;, l-j_ .i, Tu_\l()r. l-‘red Tznior. illu'iIi

eiilI-lwl into in ('IiI-kI-iiln- 'l'rilw. 'l‘.ikI' grill. “rm“... GnnIll‘llp. Jnhn Gill‘lll‘lifl. TiliCkh l‘. [and (‘_ Tobey M. H. Tomcy.

“1“ ""'“""““""' “(‘M' It is ”“h- i” the Earl (lilrl‘iI-lil. Arllillr (inrli‘ell. Samuel (;.~n:-;:-- ’l‘oliiI-i. Sumucl .l. 'l‘oHI. \Vil-

Pas! two lll' llil-I-I' .\I:ll.-I. liinl tliII ll‘ilit- Cnrtl‘r-ll. Sidney CortrI-ll. John K. “Hm J. Tiller}. Fred J. 'l‘vrl'll. J. “v. ROBIN-ID \"ALLINGmRD CHURCH.!

liIIIuInII ‘InII-IwIHIIIII In line simil. but it Gnuit. \\'il|i:lm lI‘. Cm: “‘illinm L. Vollmer. GI-urgr \V. Walsh. 1’3"“ 1‘1 \VAIJJNGFORD. Juli. 25.—A tliiet‘. 9

MI“ W“ """ "" "" “‘ ""' “ ””“"°‘“‘ :mmos. i-‘rod CI-itz. l‘i.tI~r Geitz. if. an- Wynn (‘u-orgr \u-m). Joseph Webb. mbe “K. recopmclos under Th5.

basketball lulins ill lln< .uwilmi of Pia GI-nrirc. Rom.” leorgc Allwlllkuiph wpiili. All“ \\'oinslock. George statues at Holy Trinity church. be'i ‘

(‘OIIHI'I'UFHI . C(“l‘illll‘dl. l‘unicl Gilbert. Frank Gil- \\‘elnmre. Fred H. \‘Vhil‘lfli‘. 1:. N- \Vil- tween nightfall and 9 o'clock last. QUALiTY SHOP
The original llilrli ('illllil'l‘ lnI-llilnIrs hcrl. George Gilbert. Charles W. GOIi- I ilnms. Henri \Vllliams. Robert A. \Vll— evening and robbed ille‘hoV‘iPS 0f the:

or ('ockenm- 'l‘riln- \\'t'l‘I-: In >‘nllillIIl frpy. r‘liircncc l‘. Godfrcv. Howard 'son. Georgi- “'inh-rs. Clarence, 5- votive candle offerings. The thefts;

II. HIInlimV’lIHI. Ut‘OFH“ “'- “II‘HHW‘L Godfrey. Mcliili Goldricli. Sicilfif‘h‘ “bod. Fred M. \Yood. \Villiam J. were discovered bythe sexton when he} FIN

’Addi-‘lon A. “Nth“ John ”- ”‘Wth- Goodwin. (‘i‘rils \V. Gray. Theodor“ \\'ooIl, “'il'liani T. \‘i'ood. Harry L. ‘ closed the church. Parishioners who AL

George H. “rum“. (l. Fl...“ Austin. Greenii'nld. All..." 11, Gregory. Sr. \Vright. C. ilouis \‘ost. Joseph Reagan, This Trade Mark on Every Botfle wish candles burned place contribu- REDUCTIONS

'Willimn V‘\':lrIl\\‘I-Il. A. ll. slziiison. St. Allen ll. Gregory. Jr.. Edgar II. GrP- Herbert \\'ilkinson. Arthur Mothers. ' d tions in these boxes. The Rev. J. H.

John MI-rrlll. Silas \V. llrou-n. Adt-lI go”; lipnry \V. Gregory. “'lllillm F Harold Mothers Harold Malkin. Her— New Reduced Prices, 50C an Carroll. pastor. said he did not know 0 n1 , S Q

bt‘l't U. kinks, (‘i'i'lis \\'. lrui. John Gregory. (‘nrl GuggeiS. VVilliam H. hp” Howard. Daniel O'Brien, Harry $1.00. how much was taken. “I 0 y 3818 This eaten

Hannigun. ““m'g“ W. Kirk- “"0"“ Guthrie, II‘rcIl House. Avndis Hngn- Fudge. Harry Anderson.

Q'W‘k- AI’”"” "WW-"'- ":""“'I”“' "I ”‘I' pain. Stephen Halos. John Hannicrzm. 1‘3 ‘0 1'2 OFF

ton. Henry Maths-is. Georgc .\. llrlr- Gcor (.- Hardwick. 'l‘homas Harrig‘nn.

row. Louis E. (Hmstelul. l“|'(‘ll ll. lel- 1390 Ennis. Charles \K'. Hart. Clifford m _ , . , - g;

km“ “mum" T‘ “\i"""' Hm”) F’ Hatfield. James R. Haugh. James

Kampf. Frank VVI'WI'C‘T‘I S“”“““ l’. A“‘ Hawkcs Charles Hawxllllrst. Charles

dorson. VV'ill‘iznll ll. (llitliI-rir. .\. Car- A. Hendrick. Charles 11 Hendrick. .

mi Bctls. James Hawks A. '1‘. Louis R. Hendrick. George D. Hend- , ~ ' Clearance

Downes and JOhn 1" (”N-HI" rick. Samuel Hendrick. Thomas Hen- _ ‘ ,

The present ol‘iicers inc: drick. John Hennessey. Allan Henry. [gathers Evant It! for

Sachenr-JCImc-r ('Oirswnll. Albert Herman, Joseph Hertz. Jacob it quickly dear: away sale
Senior S;lg:ln10l'e~—~Tlionlzis Hickey. ARTHI’R B ‘s‘lAl'NOV ' Hess. \Villiam Hess. “'1‘“in A. "Hess. . r . i

Junior SIIg:Ilnov~II--~~PwI>I-i:e “'clib. H t ‘ h i, Til ‘ «full. 0" “H Thomas Hickey. William T9“; the choking Phlegms .

Pro het Royal Jones. I‘r.~ .‘al- em U I‘ ’3': . . Adol h Hofer. Herbert Horn. 00 . . ~..
Chieprbr llccorils—Vi'illimii .\'. Jones. Arllu- LIVI. Hoyt? Gould J. Hoyt. \Vilbu'r II‘. “OPS “'10 hoarse cough, . Now 11! Progress
Collector of “'uniinimV‘. \‘Viliiilm ——s-.; . ._ w Hubbell. S. H. Huntington. Hu- gives restful sleep. 5:5. 5

Row“ bert F. Hughes. Harold A. ‘

: Keeper of “'ampum 1.1.). J_ Taylor. tuck: Great ChiI-lr of Records \\'illium Hyatt. Harry )2, Hyatt. Lewis E. GOLDEN S
First Snapp—V Louis Yost. Saunders of \Vuterbury; Past Great. Hyatt. \Valter E. Hyatt, Gregory Islli- _ -

- Second Snzlpp-—C. E. Stools. Sachem St. Cllllr Cor-son. ol' .‘ew yan. Luruch Iskiyan, Victor Iskiyan. { IWashington St, So. NOI'Walk
First Warrior—Reuben Booth. Haven; Albert C. Kistnerl of Middle- Harry Jackson‘ William E', James.

Second ' Warrior—James Shields!L tOWH- Louis Jaunario. Alfred Jenkins. Clit‘: . ___
Third Warrior—Frances George. The"? Wi” “'50 b9 mus“? b-" 5"901“ ford Jennings. Fred L. Jennings. J. F.

Fourth Warrior—~HowarIl Caldwell orchestra and piano reditions by Prof. Jennings ‘ '

First Brave—Walter Kranpe. Paul Gundlachv 0" Brooklyn N- Y. George E Jones Louis Jones. Rayol /. FIJORIST

'2. Second Brave—John L. Kelly. Scores of invitations have been sent, 5 illlam Jone Frank June. J. ‘ .

I Third Brave—Samuel Liiinstein out for the affair. which will be held -‘I:jo(;:aJ-d“.r1{earney' inson F. Keeler. “:3 out Flam mm Bouquets

’ Inmnmith the social activi- in the large hull. A supper Will be Harold Keena. Charles E. Kellogg. .. ' . " 00m, msand

lies of the Trl mention must be served in the CIUbroomS- Arthur G. Kelly. Bert Kelly. John E. l . . ,, , . Floral D0353!“

made or the um. r bowling and quoit The committee in charge are Fred Kelly, John 1.. Kelly. Arthur Kenny. Stfllson-Powel] Corporation- 1 “Oh My—that tastes good "’ Tablofgrfig for dishes.

:games' ‘layed at the hall by members Malkin. J. William Rowe and William Stephen Kerekes. Edelbert Knapp. " ’* . . ms to motif

of the ribe and of the invitation IJ. Powell. together with twelve otTl'e—rs. Charles E. Knapp. Ernest E. Knapp. ' use some.“ 8“

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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COCKENOE TRIBE
CELEBRATING
I 25TH ANNIVERSARY

Continued from First _ Page.

 

time. particularly tit last few years.
was endeavoring to pay off the mort—
gage on its buitdhigkthis Imay be con—
sidcled a remarkable record ' which
. was not surpassed throughdut the en-
. tire stale. ‘
’ As a mullm‘ ol‘ loot. whlthcl people
rcIlllze' gellelgllij or: not there are
more Red Men in Norwalk today than
in any other city: of its size in the cast.
Inrludlng both l’nvas tribe and Cock—
enoc Tribe. there arc mm 950 mem
bers of that order in the bily.
wltli thesr figures. it may lu-
thilt i‘ockenoc'TrlbrI has the
largest VViini'am in Connecticut.
And while dwelling: on
.Tri'»r~.- \Vaimina Council.
screw or Pocahontas.
’nnl
lioi fornotlcn.
wliiI-li secondary
forimil within the tribe

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dances held by the organization

At the present time. all 9595 are
turned on Norwalk for it is here that
the next annual state convention is to
be field. The convention is to be held
during the latter part of May and
members of the two local Red Men
tribes are planning a royal welcome

'for the three hundred visitors who
.will visit the city.

As has been mentioned before. Nor- ,

walkis taking a lead In affairs or the
Red Men. Tha‘next Great Sachem.
'the highest state’omce. will. without

iany doubt be awarded to Harry Bail-

 
 
 
 

 

 

.Hwitz. apromlneanember of Cooke—

,nOe Tribe who now holds the office of
great senloflug-amore.

‘ i The history concerning the found-

ing of the Improved Order of Red
Men is very interesting. although not
laminar to most people. The organ-
tlon was founded in 1773 by Paul

lch he warned the patriots ot’ the

And
Sm tf‘d
second

Cockenoe
Dc-
import-
liIleiiicl in the former tribe. must
This organization
organization
such as Lad—
Legion

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" methods. singing side by side in pub-

NORWALK )[J‘IITHODIST
CHURCH NOTES.

The church heard with pleasure last .
Sunday the anonncement that All“,
Ellerm-an. contralto. was to be heardl
in the next Sunday evening church.
service. Miss Ellerman gave a. reci-
tal yesterday afternoon in Aeolian.x
Hall. New York. She is a concert c‘On- i
traito who has sungall over-the coun- __
tn: She has. made a number of rec- l
ords for the Edisoh Company; her pic-
, ture appears in all recent Edison

Record Catalogs; she has-been used
. by this company in their Lone testing

sown m‘ MAKE BRONZE

lic recitals. With.th6 Edmon instru- '
menl. The newspapers of the big
cities in the United States and Canada
speak most favorably or her wark. '
The Mid Week service of the church
will be held tomorrow evening- at 7:45
o 'clock. The subject will be “The Ob-
stacles to Faith in God. "
On Friday evening the monthly
business meeting of the Men's CEr’i‘s—
tian Industrial League will be her.
At the same time the annual meeting
of the League will be held. Annual
reports. together with election of of-
ficers for the new year. v.i,ll'iakc place.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

vere famous for his ride during

The membership list of Cockenoe
Tribe follows:—
Andrew Aaronson.

William Ahrens.

Frank Aquino.
Frank Aiken. \Vil-
liam S. Aime) John L. Albin. Le-
Grand Allen. Myron Alling. George
Ambler. Harry Ambler, Edward J.
Amundsen. Frank Anderson. John
Anderson W'illlam H. Andrews. Jr..
Gaston E Armour. B. H. Austin. Har-
old Austin Alfred Avlson. Earle Rail-
'wltz George Bailwltz. Harry}; Bail-
witz. Albert Balla. Edward Ballard.
Louis Banks. Norman Banks. William
H. Banks. B. H Bartram. Harry L.
Bartram. Matthew Barry. Frank 333‘-
sler, Edward E Bates. Edward T.
Bates. Theodore C. Bates. Marshall
Baxter Thomas Baxter. Lawrence Be-
dell. Norman Bedlent. Willam 2-1.-
Belford 'Vi'llliam Belward. James
Benlncam. Joseph Beningosa Arthur

 

 

Howard E. Knapp, Ralph E. Knapp;
'Charles A. Kolligan. Walter A.
Krappe. Edward H. Lamb, Arthur B.

Layden. Charles Lee. Jr.. Grover W.
Lent. Chas L. Leonard. Randolph Le-
.Roy. George H. Letts...Clarence Lewis.
Elmer Lewis. James H. Lincoln. Ro-
bert Lincoln. Samuel Livenstien.
Charles H. London. John H.‘ L wtli,
Samuel Luciano. Anthony Luciano.
Lawrence B. Lyman, Samuel Lynes.
William F. McCarthy. H. J. Meconkev,
l'John McGee. Owen cGlm-l. John Mc-

Lane, Edward F. Lawson. Frank T.‘

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

,A Timely Offering
_ of a Heavywdght Ribbed

' UN ION SUITS
A fine warm garment for
these cold days

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Guirk., A. Boss Mal n, Ernest E Mal
kin Fred B. Malkin. Joseph H. Mal
kin.‘Ward W. Malkin. Benjamin Mor-
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C'. Marshall, .. James Maruca.
Bfifimifi moon. Oliver J. Mason, E;
H. Masten, Willard Meeker, M. A.
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Benjamin Arthur Bennett. Thomas
Bnberlch. A. Cat-mi Betta. Edward
Blackmail, Rnbey Booth; Dayton H

ler. Jaco ”Miller, Eric Miller. Hem?

 

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