t Grand Matron,
da Oakley Pagan,
onducts Service _—-‘
~ bout 175 Attend
.‘;~ *vter, No. 52. Order 0!
installed omcers oto.
.» a last night. The in-
. .taa conducted by Post
‘70: Ada Oakley m
. Patron Wm. Manure,
;_v Grand Chaplin Jdltlno
.-a
.- Max-shall; Retiring M...
_ Hauschlldt as and
1 -.. ; 31rd. \Vllllatn Snlflln
7:8”!51. '
Matron Fay Boyd
1 to Past Grand ,blaf'
agen; the latter pro.
1: Grand Chopin-(Jug.
and Worthy Patron
L. presented a. gift to
i";:ron Manure iron;
The routing matron.
presented to Wor-
patron's
L: received a past mu-
orn the chapter and
ate officers.
‘ mended the install:-
.1 guests from Dunbar-y
Alter installatlon.
turkey supper Wu
‘ .r F. Schultze and the
tubers of the chap-
v Matron. Mrs. Boyd
:h 5 basket of flow-
.=- nghLers or Scotla.
:n:tallcd were:
Fay Boyd.
.2". Charles Prahl. -
Matron. Lorene
n -.~u '2.
‘32::215'
.. "1h Crossman.
L.‘.- :36 Bundle.
_. Lulu Burr.
l 'gn- -luclrt‘. 53. Eilzabeth
.rlelta Guggle.
.. :ta LaWdon.
Us Pltzer.
. l‘fahl.
Tflalkin.
, 5111:2113.
-3 Kaiser.
‘ Schullzau
".L‘e Corbett.
yew Crossman.
HER WOMEN
. FTER PLACE 0N
COUNTY BOARD
to Mrs. Aux-ed 1.0.
1310:]. \\ hose noml~
shortly to be va-
Commissioner Heu-
v as approved by a»
-- 2 Women from
:-.. a recent get~to-
two othét' women
announced their
berth. They are
ry o: Glenbrook.
”rm yesterday as
mo r: presents.
.: A, Assembly and
l 'Tlc‘l 5 of Ialrfield.
‘ He Haney Kent
the men in the
thrre will be a.
vacancy. WhICh
. ‘. although it is un-
x..nzissloncr Claw-
‘u' town clerk 01
gr) shortly. The
...r:.xssloner have to
ups." 151011 of the coun-
: a . 1' carrier, a salary of
alxc appoinb
. lo .he city as
incc it has re-
lie bonrd.‘1‘be
> have endorsed
“.Lause they belleve
pars orperience in
‘~ul’l—: makes her an
:11; brrth. She has
'12» Nor-wall: Repub
caution, the Red
er of other clvic
nations.
who is
“old
2"
q.£ El
’ l
vice-chair-
Palm. Republican
was a candidate
, 1.1-0 years ago but
"we? of John H. Hlll
.‘lary Reynolds
2 of Mrs. Mary Wilson
5: held from the home
halt-h Reynolds. 15
_ Cast Nom'alk, Satur-
. 7.11:3'.’ o‘clock. Burl-
"i Kuco cemetery. Mt.
_.
”'7 ‘largul’et A Drake
.-_ , a; \Irs. Margaret A.
.;:-:i in New 30(3th-
here this anemoon
: Pure Island cemetery.
Jacob Helgelnun
:"Ucee tor Jacob Helge!-
vy ctreet. were held at
.1: afternoon tron: the
rs of Director 1). W.
wishingmn street. Bur-
- Mary‘s cemetery.
. 0' Danlel 1". Allen.
" the Nowell: hospital.
‘“ ‘bfiheldtromthoroo-
Eng-“'11 home or Frederlck
mi" tomorrow morniu‘-.,t
rck and from St. 30”“.-
5 0' c ock Burial will be
‘ cemetery, Waterbury.
Mrs» Lucretia. A. m '
~~~~~ m or Mrs. Luca-odd. A.
“-5 ‘eid thls attornon a: 1.”
$.01:
- terrod broke 6 :96th Federal
mmmlzuu—m'm
an- a on
W 0! WI W‘s-dealt“
ommuw “n.
log movement in canniba- a: m-
lulu-cos Dem-udder tho puhuc
wt? mum.“ brisk I‘ll):
Wu Moon? dud Um MH-
“Mmommtormm.
535m cud.
trlc. 1mm Gui?“ In”
only- upward ~ moment
marked *tlio am bolt hour‘s doci-
logo. with gun- o: l to 3 pain a
sound bran Igor-uncut o: lune...
trloli and rolls. althougléjp‘lvns'l 1-:-
one: fluctuated within non-ow limits.
Buying of custom rollrood shalt-es
centered tn Lough Valley. which
moved up a: “5-8. ond in New Your
Control Which advanced a pedal. NI-
Lionel Loud and other metal shun-.2
unprovod' 'xn madden .0! mac!
pr loan 16:- the” producto. Cotuinblt
Carbon. Beecbnut Pocldng. P1131691-
phlu and Becdlng Cool Mar vn and
Mack Truck were among the (Nut
stocks whlch advanced 1 to” a .pc‘n'a.
American Telephone tell ban: cl-
moo. a point followlng ‘le announce-
ment or 81’5. 000.000 new (inancmg
and Cousoildated‘Gu also. .wau heavy
on reports that lt would soon sell a
new bond lune. ‘
Noon. . \
Although- bullish operations were
vigorously conducted to several pub-
lic utlllttes and industrial spoclaltlee,
reactionary tendencies developed in
a number or standard lnduetrlalo and
rails. A growlng tendency to take
profits on the bulgec_ was noted.
Amer-icon (38.11.1331de Du Poul.
General Electrlc. Reading and South-
ern Pacino tell 1 to 1 1-2 points bcv.
low yesterday's closing. while Jersey
Central and U. S. Dlatrlbutlng pre-
Ligbt and Tracuon woo boosted 5
1-4 points. R. H. Macy and Compony
3 8-8. Motor truck stocks were
strong on report: of good_ current
earnlngq; Call money opened ot a
1—2 per cent. the lowest renewal “Lie
olnce November 38.41%qu middoy
the entire llot.waa hooded upward
ngeln an the strength of steel. mo-
tor: and public utllltlcs share; spread
to other stocks-
MAYFINDCLUE
TOMURDERIN
LOVELEITERS
Teacher Says “I Helped
Him, H e Fell i n
L o v ”c. -—-Couldn’t
Marry Hun
. (Br Abandoned Press)
MADISON. Wm. Jam. 8.—-'_l'he rea-
son tor the shooting 0: Mine-Lora
Palmer. young teallor of romance
languages in the Unlverslty of Wis-
cousin. and the sulclde of Francis
X. Bernard. Hlbblng.- Minn. chemist.
“an sought today in' a. score of let-
ters written in a. temlnlnc hand
found in Bernard' a trunk at Hlbblng.
Miss ‘Palm‘er. who recelved three
bullets from Bernard's pistol. one
of them in the abdomen. .roueed sut-
flciently last night to say: “I help-
ed hlm; he fell in love: I could not
make up my mlnd to.,marry.him."
Phll Latollette. district attorney.
vialted her last night but her condi-
tion was no serious little intormatlon
“as obtained. ‘
Note Points Moral. .
1n Bernard's pocket were found
several letters and a note: “Moral:
Never trifle with a man‘s love" g
Bernard shot Miss Palmer yester-
day morning while they were ln :1
French House. a. campus home for
girls studying French, wh'e‘re \Iiss
Palmer was chaperone.
Bernard divorced his write a year
ago, she said last night in Superior.
W laconsln. She Said he sought. a.
reconciliation last Sunday. and,
failing. sold he would kill himself.
, Educated in Europe.
bliss Palmer became acquainted
with Bernard while rho was a teal;-
or or; French In the Hlbblng school.
W'hen‘ she returned to the Unlvcrslty
of “’iaconain. trom whichnhe was
graduated. her Hlbblng poaltlon was
given Bernard 1190): her momen-
dnxlon. Recently Bernard had bought
a place in the some department wlth
lilac Palmer at the University. but
was refused because he- did not have
a. college degree. He was educated
in chemistry in Europe. .Hc was
born ln Slclly. -
The lotto:- looked to tor: on ex.
plantation at his aotlonu further than
‘ were mulled from Purl! at
33:23:16 Miss Palmer wan o student
there, and more recently tram Madl-
son. They were signed with alder-
ent mes. the police cold. none
bearing the aignfcturowt; ills: Polo
met. but all were 1:: the June hand.
writing
phrase!-
mgeoutor La F0
quest over Bornu‘d'u bodymmb
would be new today a“!
mm a. bullet area. lute his minute
none said an in
that placed Me: by the' Mull-on-
~and bore many direction“: '
.nmdakmam a
man All;
"Do Honoublo Fronds A. Pal-
My at State.
m Copltol.
Mord. Conn.
Door Slt:
“I beg to acknowledge the rooelpt
at your commu‘nlcotlon notifying mo
o! by electlon no ‘Unltod m
Senator on December 15th.: 1935.
I dull resign u Governor torthwlth
ondwllloccepttbooflloeotUnltod
Stole: Sender. Very truly youro.
' Resign: A
Secretary Pallottl. madlng m:-
tbe Governor's deck with o. papa- In
his hand sold to Governor Blugbom:
“I hove accept ,your resignation
as Governor." '
nor. “for I haven’t signed it you'd:
the audience loughed'flxe Governor
hklngl'y Bold. 'fPerhapu X‘mos not.” ‘
Secretary Pollottl‘handed the pop
per to the Govern‘or who coated biz-av
self. read hls resignation cloud and
then signed it. and returned the doc-
Ument to the Secretary. ,
The resignation follows: "‘ ,
_ "Sir:
“1n vlew at the not that on Dec-
embcr 16,1_9:4.I was elected Unit-
ed States Senator to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of the late Hon-
orable Frank B. andegec. and la
view of my belle: that it ls not
sound public polley'tor any cltlzen to
hold a. poaltlon in both the federal
and state governments. I hereby ten-
der my resignation as Governor. to
take effect immediately.
Slncerely youro.
(Signed) ’
HIRAM BINGHAIL"
Honorable Francis A. Pollettl. Bec-
rotary or State, Hartford. Conn.
Secretary Pallottl then aald. “We
are sorry that you are not to be With
us in the next two years. but an tool
confident that Connectlcut will be
well represented ill-Washington dur-
ing that tlme.” ‘ .
Turning to Mr. Trumbum. the
Secretary sold that the not. was aut-
lafled that odmlnlstrutlou of clicks
would be in charge of one well qual-
ltled to take up tho work. Mr. Trum-
bull waa'uked 1: he was ready to
take the oath as Governor. and he
replied amrmatlvely.
Former Governor at. H. Holcomb
then gave the oath. both will: hand:
upruloed. Mr. Blughnm stopped to:-
ward and congratulate Mr. Trum-
bull. Mr. Blngbam sold that ’ he
wlobod hlm the best 0! success In the
task ahead. Governor Trumbull no
pned that he wouru do nls big-st to
carry through the task begun. Gov-
ernor Trumbull thou passed around
the clrclo and shook hands with
those present.
Photographer-o mode plcturu‘ot
the scene. Executive Secretary Ed-
ward Kelly orreroo nla walgzmtlou
to Mr. Bingharn and be m reap-
pointed by Mr. Trumbull who said
he felt sure their relations would be
agrooble.
Governor Trumbull will also re-
dppolnt the stat: of Governor Bingo
hum whose resignations had been
presented and the executive staff
will be unchanged.
Mr. Blngham and members or his
family vvlthdrew and went to the
hotel Bond. \thn the oath as Sona-
tor-wan taken by him. there one
present battles Mr. Baker. Mrs.
Blnghum.t their youngest son. a. cone-
in, Mra. Abercromble of Gmemslch.
and Mrs Latugo 0! Mount Carmel.
and Mr. liorauack. who also had
been in the Governor's dlflce party.
Among others present at‘ the
swearing in 0! Governor; Trumbull
were: Mrs. , Trumbull, the-1r two
daughters and Mr. Trumbull‘o
mother. 4 brother. Henry. ‘0: Plain-
vllle. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor u! Gwen:
Farms. former Governor Holcomb.
executive secretary Kelley. Dr.
Joseph Bud-loot, Howard Cook. a
nephew .0! Governor Trumbull.
George E' Klott at New Brltaln; w.
H. Putnam; John Locket. of New
Brltaln. Mrfi- Crawford. member
from Wectpoi't. Insurance Commu-
oloner Dnnham and Mrs. llunhnm,
Comptroller Salmon and Mrs Sal-
man. Secretary Pallottl. Senate Clerk
Baker Major Houghton Bulkcley
and Executive Clerk Rood.
To members of bl: stat! Governor
Bingham had presented a signed
'copy at his latest book and a. per-
sonal greeting m. hls omclal station:
cry which was in use but a. day. He
bud signed three oftlclal orders. two
relating to mllltcry oppointmuutc
and the other o notary’s commladon.
WT'ODAY g,
In Wilshingtdn
House meet
' Senate and at
noon. ~ ‘
House continues consideration
of war depot-uncut supply bill.
Special. were“ investigatlng
chinmlttee or Hausa continue;
Nauooll' ’ Council or Formeu’.
Coooporatlvo Association con-
cludca’ couvontlon.
Senate voted on subufltutlon at
Underwoodlllusclc Shoals bill tor
Norris 'blllfist‘l'n'nn
Prcoldoot‘o: oom-
‘ “lid! 01 relic:
the home or her- dough. '-
'engoroomoucfwm M3. on
Newtorkclqoodltomuolm
rimmemnwmtmm'gor
preocntotlontotbo Wt cud
memnotmmmm
The rooolu‘flouo M tho
Préoldmihdflomtomo'oll
oftlchhf‘orovoi‘xronkmtm-
coflumopbohflnorolocdvotojoln
thembymmp‘ombflcx-
ample.ondoouroothcymoyby
octlyo poruclpotloplnollodmlnls.
maggot-13mm
the otonrropobllotbol‘tlgh
. dotonnluotlon to obey and enforce
‘fNo, you haven't"? said the Gour-
W‘oommendoto
tile people or thoUnltedsu'uoond
mummmmm
unconvcotboottlludoottbol’nda
dentlnbkobodlouoolotboprovl-
Season Tickets ' f o 1‘
Games to Be Distrib-
med—Football man.
agelEfccted Soon
‘seaooul basketball tickets ' were
dlutr‘lbutod yesterday. a loader, being
appointed in cool: borne deck room.
Thane tickets are good for. each
home guns. and mmenta one
Lbelng made whereby they may be
mod to opponent cltlec. No student
contest without theoo tlcketo «blob
are to cost $1 The manogcmout
also plus: to bond tlckets to the
leodlng budneao men of the city.
and It to hoped that the merchants
will old tho students. Basketboll
ochcduleo were distributed to cool:
student yesterday and trom the pres-
ent outlook the management ex-
pom o largo sale of tile-o tickets.
A thlrty mlnuto talk on Antioch
College by Pre'ddoot Arthur E. Mor-
mtoboglvon ot thoon’nuol moot-
lng ot the Society at tho intone-v
tlvc Engineers at tho Haul Mr.
New York City. will bo breaded“-
ed bywototlon W32 tonight It 3
o'clock. eastern time, A lorgo group
at rodlo onthusluu plan to hotel:
in on thin on o number 0! High
school student: are lntcrened ln the
college.
At a meetlng of tbo committee
appointed to nominate W
for the football team .0! next you:
the- following students were nomln-
ated: Andrew Gorton. Cdrl Rhoda.
and John Mutts. The toolboll mon-
ager will be elected at the next meet-
ing of the athletic aéaoclntlon.
Gertrude Pennington. graduatcof
‘24 was a. visitor at the school you-
lfrday. .
TALKS TO HIGH
PUPILSABOUT
DIPHTHERIA
(Continued tram Page One.)
There is absolutely no good rooaon
tor a. person getting dlpbth'erla. the
doctor we. for the disease can now
be prevented by three injections in
what. to known as the toxin-antl-toxtu
treatment. 30 harm results tron:
thls. beyond that the bodyJI enticed
to produce more anti-toxin. which
makes it lmmunatrom thedlaeosc.
1n urging coooperallon omong all
parents and students. Dr. Rnowltou
described the Schick test. which do-
tor-mines 'whcthcr or not -a. M
can get the dlaeuc. A vory mlnutc
portion of dlphtherlo. toxin la 1!:-
Jected into the skin. beyoudvtho out.-
cd “lever. If the- anti-toxin in the
person is strong enough. there is
no vlslblo rcoult. It tho cull-toxin
in the system to ln‘suflciout. a. rod
upotulottondtbooklnlolrrltotod.
The toxlncontltox‘ln trout-neat I'll!
lmmunlze a. potion for life. The doc--
tor distributed slip: know: u the
“Consent for protection ogolnst dlph-
"thel-la'." which the chlld‘rcn wot:
asked to tattle tbelr parents. as
1150 attributed papers on how to
prevent the disease. The poporu
read: , ‘
-HOW? I. By giving toiln~antl~
toxlnlnSdoocoowocKopos‘t. 'l‘hlo
develop-Minimally which pro-
toctuoperuoum'ony_ yeti-y trout
diphtheria. ,
2. Byglvlngodooc 62W
to thou exposed to diphtheria-
Wiglvccv-tmmodmm-M
a. tow weeks and would bolollowod
bytcxln—Intltoxlu (”mg “lxué
munity. '
will be admitted to any backel‘boll "
Mrs,‘ Anna Ba n‘k‘s,
31?;csident— 0t ll e r
‘Oflicers—G i t t s to
Outgoing Officials
Installation of Communica- Hub 1’.
Buntoounty depuw. ' they won:
Presldcut. Hts. Anno Banks.
Euler Woo Presldent. luau blar-
gorot would.
O‘Brien.
Treasurer. Miro Stella heel.
Comm. but. Malinda Boothby.
Chaplain. Ml- Allce Crush.
Patriotic Inctructor,
WM.
lon.
Hrs.
51. “may. no. Julephlno W
31. my anulllnu.
HcQulllln.
a. gold uned silver trult basket. Pact
W111!!! Banks. a. silver cake
bucket: pianist Mrs. Mar-tho. \Vllcox
The Hulvoy-‘l‘u‘lov Post No. 608
v.1". w. and Lodlco' Auxillu‘y hold
their lumllcilon of ottlcora for the
mulng your. Monday owning. ct
Rod lion a hall. Washlngton 8t. Lute
Vice cam commode: Jooeph M.
Kelley o! mmport conducted the
m and é-ospoctlvo oztlcoro. The
mug officers of the Auxllury
wot-o installed by Mrs..Agnea M.
Juulor Vlce President. «15.3.ch
Conductress. lira. Nora. J. Cole.
we! Ewen
'Blstorlan. Mrs Mary E. .\_lcQull-
Color Bearers. Mrs. Berth; Rope.
Bund- CIrrutbozo. an. Aunt
31:1. Jennie 0'10le Mrs.
Mary A. amorald. Mrs. Bury ls,
Tho Auxilluy presented the retir-
lng pnoldent. Mrs. McQulllan \v‘th
noun. Jan. ilk—Tho: Prowler
um "um awhilom
do louder in o right to <1on hie
onto“ my cup no wishes
arm it will: ovocy means to
bfipoworkwaododorod today by ono
o! the moat prowl. Mot loud-
at; ln_ o.- lntcrflcw with the m
elm Preo- concerto: the present
citation 13 Italy
Tho mallet orguod that an»
out“ In onto: his poem utterances.
bad alwm Md great. m on the
mmtrbolulupoworbyvlrme
of; revolution winch owing to the
nvuiufiuu. nonunion“. -
run Promlér cosu‘ot be accused
c! not spoofing‘nlo mlnd frankly and
cloudy at all um... oven brutally”
muupportcr sold. ‘ "But even no
there seem to be my people who
donotundorolaudhlm. Rolando-
understood connect“; in Italy. but
zoo-to especially obi-cad.
"No one who docks upon the pros
out luau altuauon as on ordinary
political crlsla can tom a. correct
optulou of who: in hppeulng. W'lxax
' would have happened in France it
some one. otter the French revolu-
tion. had come out openly in law»
oi rectorauou or the monarchy.
mu would happen now In ltuaolo
it some newspopcxa started a can-
palgn tavorlng the return of the
Carl“ rcgllmo? Yet. this ls Just
Whit the opposition gross ln Italy.
taking advantage of the freedom
granted it by Mussolini. has- Men
trying to do dun-lug the M ocxon
monthl- ‘l'blo cannot be tolerated
by Fasclomo. "
Calls State Milk
Conditions Good
_..__.__
HARTFORD. Jon. 8. —In his an-l
nual address ycacrdoy or. the forty
tomb annual convonuou or the
Counootlcut W's moon
ct Cult! Hall. Proddent Charles W.
Hall of West Eon-ford placed em-
phuu on tho lmporunco o! the co-
onomlc and prolitoblo urn-bung of
whole milk and sold there should
be u thorough gully-do of what
“may be termed prodtoble dispo-
llnun of the market mppllu or
whole mllk."
He probed the work of the note
doll-y and (cod department. the mllk
rogulotlou board. and cold it woe
now reasonably sale to buy Conn”-
taco: out: an» and that lmpom-
dour from otltor moo wcro well
out » ld. ,
'Prealdent Boll ' was re-eloctod
president (or m- third vear. . Pro-
tmcr H. L. Gar-rigo- o! the Contac-
_A_
i button sock
When-era
FwMalbiaYcar
$“GO. Joule-Juneau“
oluvitllconunuolooottho
umuu tot-mm “at In tho
Della In. told tho convutloo o!
Tho Mus. low-flitting.
,, lot-mica Mob cook cult vdll be
more and the tendency will be
m broader Wen out-n-
moon or the want line and
:hoggler trouser. with cons. be
cold. \.
The . men who go
mm». to the oxtz-cmo will
.wou- plotted trouoerl with o ouo-
coot and double
hunted vest.
Concen‘otlsmln colors will be
forgotten for a season or two.
Jansen]: predlcted. and my
wlth here and there touched of
l‘atondon lovcndex‘, wlll predomin-
c.
mum’s
ZINSTAHED AS
Made ‘Matron at Gath-
erlng of Berkeley [Di-
vision 0 f Eastern
Star—Other Olfiéers
Berkeley Chapter, No. 95
.4}: Eastern Star. loot night lnqmlled
rt: new «fibers. The con—monies
were held‘n the Masonic Temple in
Berkeley street. ~
The lmliatlon wu conducted by
Order i
Deputy
dent a Guest
{detonation of 0M » '
the meethg of Our W : ’
lodgo held loot night in no
meat rooms. Previou- to lh‘o
ing. the tanning caldera oqo
temlnod at o ouppor ot whim
My President. Ml“ Clun “
crldnd and Grand More“ "1'
Cbflloito Crusty were p
with m '
Othq- installlng calcu- moo
laud Brown. all-I. Mu: ‘
m Greeuwud. urn. Mono.
an it". Alice u. can. Nu.
uel Worden and Mt“ From
mrd. ‘ ._.
The calcar- lam nod follow:-
blc Grand. Mn. Ella
Vice Noble Grand. bin. Em.
att- Recording Soot-em. an.
crlne Reed: Financial
Mrs. Alice Wordldx. Tia-um.
Moudc BrOWn: Paul-t. Ml-
lotto Lockwood: Warden. M”.
on Ely; Conductor. Mn. Lo!
Crozbyzl Right Escort to ~
Grand. Mrs. Chauncey Putt:
lain. Mrs Chorlotto Crum’
Supporter to Vice Noble Grand. “1"
Mousse Buttery: Loft Buml'w
Vlce Noble Grand. Mos. Jonah
mu; Inside Guardlon. Kl-
l-lolly; ' Oumde Guudlon.
Crosby: Floor Director.
Ginsby.
WIFE DIVORIES: ‘ I
Mrs. Emma. Knapp an matron; Hor-
ace M. N. Slgman as pan-on. Mrs,
tlcer: Mrs. Irving Hubbell .u mor-
shall and Mrs. \‘lola. Fltcb as chap-
lain.
The retiring matron. Mn. Hunt-cl:
woo. pmentcd with a handsome
bracelet by the lodge because of her
excellent services durlng the pub:
year as hood of the chapter. She, In
turn. presented the lodge mu: 3 cm.
The lnstalllng officers w=M pre-
sented with bouquets o! (Iowa‘s.
tron. Mrs. Emma L. Knapp; Worthy
Patron. Home M. N. dlgman; Ao-
cocloto Matron. Ml“ um“ Forgu
con: Secretory. bin. Bcr‘ha Slnbod-
kln: Treasurer. Mrs. Beale Slgman:
Conductor Mrs. Anna Bayulngor A»
ooclolo Conductor. Eva Smith:
Chopluln. Mrs. Mamie Kennea. Mar.
ahal. Mrs. Maud Wragg: Orgaulrt.
David Pollard: Add. Mrs. Muz'lan
Johnson: Ruth. bin. Luciano Moo.
Murray; Escher. Mu— Edna Kennel.-
Hertha. Mrs. Allce P ti. Ezccio.
Mrs. Anna Dlxon: Warner. Mrs. Lll-
lie Nowell:
spree.
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tlcut Agricultural College was recol-
octod vice-president and M.
Plerpont or Waterbury revelcctcd
treasurer.
El.
Contributions
Gertrude Richards as installing 053
The new officer- ore: erthy Mc- '
Sentlncl. George Sandor- ‘
‘, Dlrectors for {our
cpuntrlca tor
two years were elected.” IOUW'E:
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Husso Alsop. of Washington. D. u...
marrled at Atlanta. Ga.. tn 1.18.
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. Philip Rogers Mallory of Rye. 1&7.
‘ Margaret Peabody Brown 8.7“?
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a gold place and Mrs. Hunt 3 china .Hirtrord gqnuty Meflck E. _._ 1918
trult “and. Dolly. “‘ect Bertrand; New Huron Indumol Bowling We 30,00.
A M Chaplin?! “M D“! m PW‘ county. Chutes Greenback”. Meri- Dovld Eater-son ............ 25.00
sentedto mwce Crouch 5‘10 hav- den; New London county. 0. R. sonnet J. Roodncr ....... . 25.00 Fund OV'er $1“
lug served $03.11!“!!! 10“ three year- Dimmlck. “’nterfgrd: 'Wlndhum Turk» at Golden ........ 25- 0“
The. retiring ”0815th 1‘6“"me county. Fred Rooebrook. “‘llllman- synod J. Keel” ....... 2500 ,
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ting cm- ' 7 Corbett ............... . 30.00 .‘ ‘
Palladium? Comp C. V. & W- and SO N an: M00 Sentinel sun ........ .... 20.00 “on “name?“ “1° cm 01 ”M“.
Auxiliary. Frank C. Godfrey post 0” ' \ SC to The Evenlng Scutlncl ...... “.09 me ot their mectlng on 'l‘ucodu. 8‘3
and Auxi and \Vow's Roller Visit L LCity Lodge 0:. noun. nucls ........ 10.00 sides 118"“ hem“ “*0 ‘udw
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hers pro-cut. Pact ommztm or ' a"? . Frazier Gama. Bow-anon .. 10.00 iflwl‘s eclded that th
Charles B. Milne. L‘.-\'. 8» W- was A 1"” “9‘99”” °’ Wfimu" m. and ms. Prank ray no.0» would participate in the mud. ogl
made an honour}; memberpf the End meIFbetfi 91 50““! “W“W Edward on. .......... moo hove mud a cum which to not!!! '
pout. Refreshments were served 1405.89. 3‘0- °~9- Loyal Order °‘ Jon. C. Bladekop! ...... ... 10-00 announced. ~
Mrs. \thcox played the much: to:- la. Moose ore going to ply Duns Island Bert. b. RMM Ten-ts . , . . 10.00 Plenty of Mouth: to M .
stallatlon which was ten! IMDllmc- C1" 1“!"- 3°- ‘8‘ " “germ “5“ Arthur men-ls ........ .... 10.00 For Jooephlue atlll bu work
Mrs. Katherine Yeast and junhr rr- tomorrow “'6‘” :gby spoclal ““1”“ George J. Blefcubach .... . 10.00 do. At home she nu nor '
che‘mn phyed go;- dancing winch a?” 0‘ gum-cm: 3330““ at 5”” lwmmn E. Baum-berg. .. . 10.00 brothers and cuter-s. Theron
closed a memorable exenlng vhlxh "53"; - I:‘“ in “hm hum" Joseph boron: ...... 10.00 16; Joseph. 18; Saute. 11: DO“
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