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The Annual Convention in New Britain. List of Delegates and Lodges They Rep reseut-The Contest for the Office of President.
 The eighth annual convention of the grand court of Connecticut, Foresters of America, will be held in Hadley hall, New Britain, Wednesday and Thurs day, May 13 and IA
 The grand officers will be present, as \ is their duty, and they are as follows: \ C. c. R., A. H. Mccarthy, Bridgeport; \ c. $. c. R., T. J. Creighton, Hartford; grand treasurer, David Dickinson, Mer- 4 iden; grand secretary, Philip F. Hen lldrick, Taftville; G. R. S., w. c. Kleinl1e, M Waterbury; G. s. w., John E. Lyddy, M Bridgeport; G. J. w., M. P. Fitzgerald, i New London; G. s. B., c. A. Hoffman, sI Danbury; G. J. B., c. W. Holmes, New sl Britain.
 sl The grand trustees, John B. Freysin- f ger of New Haven, E. F. Hayes of Wa M terbury and K. R. Crosby of Stamford, Al are also expected to attend.
 I& The press committee will be made up Sof w. F, Delaney, New Britain; James Rock, Bridgeport, and Richard w. |d Harding, New Haven.
 MI The delegates and the courts they will | fIrepresent are as follows: Elm City No. tl1, James Friel, J. G. Gompertz; Unity xt No. ?, John B. Schmidt, Thomas F. Hl Reilly; Fruitful Vine No. g. Hugh hg Feely; Industry No. 4, D. A. Marion, &lB. M Booth; Prosperity No. 5, A. c. M lMcBrayne, Thomas Cronin; Excelsior, ElNo. 6, Alexander Morrison, H. c. Fur #l #lniss; Columbia No z. Benjamin Bretz- Elfelder; Herman No. 8, George Rotman, NsJoseph F. Schroeder; Metropolitan No. El9. John J. Hogan Andrew Jackson No. Fl1O, Laughlin J. Ingolsby; Housatonic EENo. il, John Corners, T. J. Forbes; " EIWononsco No. 12, Peter Turner; Guid- Hing Star No. 13, James Hickey; Anson K lG. Phelps No. 14, Jerry Corners, Ste Elphen Chartus; Pride of New Haven No. Nils, Richard w. Harding; Hearts of Oak ElENo. 16, George w. Randall, John Dicks, ME- R. Toop; Quinnipiac No. r, J. c. eI eIKennalty James P. Landers; Benevo- |Hlent No. 1S O. E. Roswell; Waldemere 6lNo. 19, T. E. McFarlane, John J. White ND. W. Lynch; Robert Emmet No. 20, N Albert Hoffman; Enfield No 21, z. M F9Ierbert; Totoket No. 22, w. s. Blancey; 4 sasWindermere No. 23, J. B. Gavin, John HJ. Hayden; Hancock No. "A, Charles EtSchmidt, J. A. Haynes; Buckingham ElNo. 25, P. J. Silk, E. J. Sheehan; Goe- Elthe No. 26, Louis Krahl; Pembroke No. E827, James T. Rock, James Carr; Wolfe No. 2S, J. s. Hayes, Hugh Kee- Shields No. 29, W. A. McEnerney; No. 30, James Bennett; Far Elnam Mo- 31, Michael Ward, Michael Snipsic No. 32, R. J. Murphy; E EGNTahacemo No. B, James F. Hynan; #lIranistan Mo- 35, James H. Emmonds; |}Otter Rock No. B, W. H. Boyle, Richard Charter Oak No. 36, w. F. Della |ney, James T. Meslill, Thomas F.. &fO' Connor; Stephen J. Meaney No. 37, &BCharles Miller, Charles Kane; Ever No. 39, Joseph w. McGuin- 8ness: Forest No. 39, John P. Garrity; RIRimmen Rock No. fl, James F. Otto; stMeriden No. 42, Timothy Goodwin, Will #aiam Dickson, James F. McGrath; Fries son No. 43, J. F. Landrigan, Frank P. $lLynch; Falcon No. A, Joseph A. Garde, 8John Seery; Friendly No. 45, Dr. J. F. E8Donahue; Goodyear No. AT, c. J. Shea,
 I'M. J. Horne; Merit Hemingway No. HAS, J. D. McGowan; Sir Moses Monte
 foire No. 49 Samuel z. Field; Alton
 Farrell No. 50, C. w. Morse, E. F. Fla
 herty; Elm Progressive No. 51, P. H. IsDevine; Marina No. 53, J. F. Kearns,
 William Rogan: Sandy Hook No. 54,
 Edward Tracy; Hanover No. 55, Ernest
 Potter; r. H. Sheridan No. 56, E. P. TS vKy NTo
 Thomas Dunn: Narruk No. 58, l.. M
 Smith; Union No. 59, J. J. Hogarty;
 Eastern Star No. 60, John C. Barry; SPequonnock No. 62, James J. McGrath,
 Thomas F. McElroy, Daniel J. Stokes,
 Willis Wilmot; City of Norwich No. 63, aB J. Hannis, J. R. McNamara; Nathan
 Hale No. "A, David F. Hoare, F. w.
 Douglass; Highland No 65, Walter c.
 Pierson; Colchester No. 66, J. J. Sulli-
 Ivan, John Finn; Raymond No. 68, w.
 J. Fitzgerald; Horace c. Wilcox Uo
 69, D. Lynch J. H. Kinney; Guilford
 Mo. 70, T. J. Barrett; Danbury No. 71
 C. H. Thompson, M. T. Cuff; Friend
 Ship No 72, T. J. Dempsey; Columbus
 No. 73, A. F. Bolan, J. T. Dunn; Pacific
 No "A Thomas Donovan; Linden No
 75, John Conroy, John Shields; Pride
 No. 76, Fred Clark; F'reestone No. T, ,C.J
 Beaucheinen, Roberval, No. 7S; Alfred
 Cossette, City of Ansonia, No. 79 John
 Eslendan, Martin Nelligan, Vigilant
 No 30; James J. Barrett, Henry P
 Haven, No. S1 Thomas R. Murray
 James P. Kelley, Seaside, No. S2; Ter
 renee Grace, J. T. Granfield, John Ma
 son, No. S3; W. F. Packer, John H
 Corrin, Welch, No. S4; P. F. O'Connell
 Martin Hellman, No. S6, Thomas Dill
 ane. M J. Smith, Putnam, No. S7;
 1eorge M. Deming, Wequonnoc, No
 bS; Michael M. Curran, Bridgeport, No
 b9: w H. Christianson, George Mooney
 6prague, No. 90; Thomas H. Allen, Rose
 Hill, No. 91; M. J. Feeney, J. J. Shea
 Nathaniel Wheeler, No. 92; J. D
 Hughes, Denis Daly, J. J. Ragan. Sam
 lel Colt, No. 8; J. J. Malone, W. A
 Sullivan, Sachem, No. 94; J. T. Fan
 hing, J. J. Kelly, Lincoln, No. 95; Frank
 McCabe Major T. w. Williams, No. 96
 +. J. Savage Windham, No. 97; J. F
 Iennessey, America, No. 9S; J. B. Ebbs
 Park City, No. 99; P. J. Carroll, George
 R. Curtis, No. 100, James Wilbraham
 The following courts have reported nc
 delegates: Pahquioque, No 5S; Middle
 own, No. 46; High Rock, No. '52; Gen.
 Eral Terry, No. 61; Tariffville, No. S5.
 There will be a banquet at the East
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