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Nhe reports were accepted.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.

MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee ON Street and Sewers
presented the following:
Resolved. That permission be and is
hereby granted to the Penna. r. r. Co.
to erect and maintain temporary trestles
under crossing Of freight tracks of the
said company on Coless Monmouth and
Brunswick street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, the maintenance of such
trestles to continue only during the per-
iod necessary to place girders under
present structure and TO be constructed
and placed under the supervision and to
the satisfaction of the Committee on
Streets and Sewers of this Board, and so
as to casse as little inconvenience as pos
sible to the travelling public.
Resolved, That the plan and profile for
esta blishment of grades on Newark ave-
nue. and Hoboken avenue, as presented
BY the Chief Engineer on June Both, be
and is hereby referred to the Commits
sioners Of Assessment for report as to
what damage, If any. will accrue to
property embraced in such section by
reason of such establishment of grade.
Resolved, That the specifications as
presented BY the Chief Engineer on this
date for the improvement of Golden
street, from Jersey avenue to Varick
street. and for the construction of sew
er under the westerly sidewalk of Huti-
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HsasEar NJ. Hill. Pr. D.,
Anayskai cA<sfss sss 11sssy<y,
June ae, 1908.
The Force" Food Company, Buffalo, NJ r..
GENTLEMEN-In view Of the rumors regarding th .
alleged adulteration Of FORCE" it has been
satisfaction to me to visit your Mills Investigate, and
analyze your product.
You are free to publish this statement made over
my signature, that found /" FORCE = to be abso-
lutely pure, consisting solely Of Whole Wheat and
Barley, favored with table Salt, and free from any
injurious substance whatever
ufacture Of your product such as the steam cooking
the taking and the roasting, well as the packing,
and find al to be remarkably clean and Of absolute
healthfulness. The final roasting is done at tenn
perature above 300o F., which, with the steam cook
Ing completely sterzes the product, and the entire
process from the first step to the final sealing Of the
package, Is mechanical one the product at no time
coming in contact with the hands or clothing Of the
persons handling the machines or packages.
Very respectfully,
HERBERT M. HILL.
Chemist 70 the City Of Buffalo.
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REPORT OF THE CLERK.

Jersey City. July Z, 1903.
Honorable Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners
conference.-the Commissioners Of Al
sessment have filed with me on this
date their preliminary assessment map
for the construction of sewer under
the easterly sidewalk of Hudson Boule-
ward, from Spruce street to and con-
meeting with sewer in I4ke street.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. T. BOUTON,
The Jersey City news., 1903-07-22

the parties who originated and
circulated, the rumor that Force" Food
contained drugs or other injurious in
gradients.
$4,000. additional will be paid to
anyone proving that !" Force" does, or
ever did, contain any drug or other in
furious or unhealthful ingredient, being
composed solely Of Wheat and Barley,
with a seasoning. Of table salt, steam
cooked, faxed, and roasted.
Do us the justice, if you question
the absolute purity or. healthfu1ness Of
.Force" to send a package to the Health
Department Of your city for analysis.
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Received and ordered fled.

REPORTS OF CHIEF ENGINEER.
The Chief Engineer reported certif-
Gates in favor of
Bernard Cannon, $500, on account Of
contract No. 1873.
Chas. O'Neill. $1,000, on account Of
contract No. 1877.
NJ. Z. Connolly Contracting Company.
$500, on account of contract No. 1871.
p. w. Conlon, $59S "a. retained per
centage, on account Of contract No. 1917.
From the same officer:
Submitting specifications for the i'm
provement Of Golden street, from Jersey
avenue to Varick street, and for sewer
under the westerly sidewalk of Hudson
Boulvard, etc, from Danforth avenue to
Gator avenue
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate Committees.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS o. I
The following claims were presented !:
East Jersey Water Company, .$101,
1927 John Wright, SIS; Edward OsDon-
nell. 1892; James Mannix, S66, 1882;
James r. Mckee. 1895; Charles RI
Jones, 500; Alex. r. Roe, $50; United
Electric CO.. $I64. 81, ,35083, $4.40.
Thos. Byrne, $21; Timothy Murray, S7S;
Crescent Hall School, $68 So; John Rowe,
$63; NY .&N.J. Globe G as Light Company,
$975; Barber Asphalt Paving Company,
$S5. So $7.92; Louis Faller, s105: Fred
erick Roedef. $40: Abrnm s. Lockwood.
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massachusetts college
cf Pharmacy.
Bosros. June 80. 1908.

To Whom n May Concern:
At the invitation of The +" FORCE Food Com
a careful examination Of the materials from which
" FORCE is prepared, and the ,nrocesses which
convert 1t into its finished condition
found that g FORCE consists exclusively of
what my previous analysis indicated, viz: Whole
Wheat and Barley, with favoriDg OF Table Salt
Haked cooked and sterlized by 300 degrees of heat
feature Of the manufacture which impressed me
considerably the fact that the process is entirely
mechanical, the food being prepared, cooked and
boxed by machinery, without ever coming In contact
with the hands or clothing of the mill operatives
was also gratffed to note that an experienced
Chemist daily supervised the entire output, and that
each days manufacture also tested by an expert
cook.
Signed, WILBUR L. SCOvILLE
Professor of Theory and Practice OF Chemi5tfy
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See page 148 Of "Cerea! Breakfast Foods, p Bulle-
tin No. 81 of the Maine Experiment Station State
Institution, which has analysed 3 FORCE" with
other foods, in the public interests.
Copy will be mailed free on request.
Refer also to Canadian Government Bulletin "a on
similar subject pages and 29 for analysis showing
that FORCE" consists solely OF the most whole
some and nutritious ingredients
Any inquiries concerning this subject win be cheer
fully answered by
THE FORCE FOOD COMPANY,
Buffalo, N. T.
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The FORCE" Food
Company. ,u,rA.o, NJ
Bosfox, June Is, 1908.

massachusetts Eelleae
Of Pharmacy.
BosfoN, June Is, 1908
The Fbree'' Food Company Buffalo, NJ r.
GENTLEMEN-A rumor having reached me that your
product, FORCE" contained injurious ingredients
took the occasion to analyze it, In the interest Of
my own family and Of some friends who are liberal
users of it.
1t may interest you to know that found It con
sisted exclusively of Whole Wheat Barley and Salt
and is absolutely free from any injurious elements
whatever
Permit me to express my sincere regret that such
serious and baseless rumcr should gain footing
with the public.
You are free to use this letter in any way that win
help to do your product justice
Yours truly,
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TADIEsf Use chshestefs English rsray vyai rss.
IA hsstl snfssst sssly KeIia6lei Taks ~ eshes.
- Huy 0f UrUHgiAt, sent
zisrs SEQ Hksle sss fa9,e In lsttsf ~ retarr nns
eetshse>&s ekeaasai ces. fklia4ns -
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IJA4AGIAL. FINANCIAL
HE New ] ERsEY 4
title Guarantee and Trust COnDalI
. aoMsosERY STREET. JERSEY CITY. al
Offers to the public the privileges Of its
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT

At prices that are within the reach Of all The
Vault IS protected against burglary. fire. ETC.. BY
every known device A box may be rented for one
year for S6. Vault open daily 9 to5P.M. Satur.
cay, 9A. NJ. to u M. Public inspection invited.
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Resolved, That special improvement
certificates for fifteen hundred dollars be
drawn in favor of NJ I. Connolly Con-
traeting Company for work done and ma
rerials> furnished or account of contract
No. 1871. eonformably to Chapter PIT of
the Laws Of 1895, for improvement of
Seventeenth street. from Jersey Avenue
to point 1870 feet west of Monmouth
street.
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Resolved. That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered as re-
paving over street opening for month
ending June so. 1908. amounting i'll tie
aggregate to $2S6.
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REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT.
TEES.


The Committee on Streets and Sewers
reported on certificates of Chief En-
gineer In favor cf:
Bernard Cannon. $500 on account of
contract No. 1873.
Chas. O'Nsill. $1,000, on account of
contract No. 1877.
NJ. T Connolly Contracting Company,
$1,000 ON account Of contract No. 1871.
E. w. Conlcn, S5gS.a4. retained per-
centage, on account Of contract No. 1917.
Also on Claims Of the Evening Journal
Association. 5000, $50, S2Gl0, $26.1O,
So so, S222. 20, 5000, $27.3o, $3.50,
$3.50, $1,000, s14.T0. $17.40, $40. 40.
s21.GO. s23. 10. 14T0: The Jersey City
News, s2Ao0. $2T 80. So. 80, $2G.40.
$3.50. $21 $50, S24.oO 5000. $500,
S14.40. s15.G0. 1890; j. G. Supply Co..
$40. $a7.90; Frederick Roeder. s5J7:
Payrolls Cleaning Sewers and Basins.
SSSo.50; Iaaborers OH Paved Streets.
81. .420. %; repaving over Street Openings,
S2S6.50, as correct.
And three petitions for sign. etc.
The reports were accepted.
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Resolved. That the clerk of this Board
be requested to communicate to the Pub
lie Service Corporation the substance of
a resolution heretofore passed by this
Board June Both. ult.. together with the
answer made thereto by the Penn. r. r.
Co.. with request that the said Public
Service Corporation will apply remedy.
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Resolved, That special improvement
certificates for five hundred, ninety-eight
and 24-100 dollars be drawn in favor of
p. W. Conlon. retained percentage for
work done and materials furnished on
account of contract No. 1917, conform
ably to Chapter 21T of the Laws of 1895
for construction of sewer in McAdoo
avenue, from Hudson Boulevard to
Spring street. and in Spring street. from
McAdoo avenue to connect with main
sewer at Terhune avenue.
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Resolved. That 1920 be paid to the
Evening Journal Association for aslvcr-
tissng proposals fer furnishing and del:y-
ering lumber, April. 1903. claim No. 500
Charge special street account (ADr.l,
1909.
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Resolved. That one special improve
ment certificate for FIVE hundred dollars
be drawn in favor of Bernard Cannon
for work done and materials furnished
on account of contract No 1873. confor-
mably to Chapter 21T of the Laws of
1888. for construction Of an 1S-inch V.
p. sewer in Montrose avenue, Lake
street and Hudson Boulevard, connecting
at Carlton avenue.
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Resolved. That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered clear
ing sewers and basins for month ending
June 80, 1908. amounting in the aggre-
gate to SSS0.50.
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Resolved. That the Board of Finance
be and is hereby requested to set ASIDE
out of license money fer tie use of this
Board during the month Of July. 190s:
For payroll, ST .594
For supplies, $500.
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Resolved. That by and with the con-
currence of the Board of Finance. rae
sums hereinafter mentioned be paid to
the persons named, respectively, for SER
vices rendered as lsborers on p3ysd
streets for month ending June 80. 1907.
amounting in the aggregate to 81, ,42o. % %
The Jersey City news., 1903-07-22

The Committee on Pumping and Re-
servoirs reported on claims of j. c..
Supply Co.. $37.73; East Jersey Water
Co., SOL, 1927; Payroll Belleville and
High Service, s1,Ii;4.50, az correct.
The reports were accepted
The Committee on Assessments and
Extensions reported oil claims of the
Evening Journal Association, $23.10,
$11.40; Cornelius Shine. SIS: J. Kochka.
$3.50, 1896. $3.50, S16.2O. $5.T5. $1.15;
J. G. Supply Co. $152.15. 50; Payrolls
Laying and Repairing Water Pipe. May,
$3.21S; June Sc, 3331, Extra Laborcrs on
Meters. $114.50, as correct
From the same Committee
To the Honorable the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners of Jersey
City
Your Committee on Assessments and
Extensions, to whom was referred July
Z, 1903, the application of Harry Semler.
for the return of money paid in excess
for water rents on property situate in
block $50. lot 55 No. S32 Newark avenue,
Fespectlutiy report Ill IaSof VI SIuhliilg
the prayer of the petitioner for the reason
that he appears to- have paid for regis
tered and metered water in said premises
for period of seven months, such excess
payment amounting to $7 85.
Your committee would therefore rec
ommefid that such sum of S7.S5 be 70.
turned to petitioner.
From the same Committee
To the Honorable the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners of Jersey
City
Your Committee on Assessments land
Extensions, to whom was referred July
Z, 1903 the application of William Col
ligat, for the return of money paid in
excess for water rents on property situ-
sate in block 30. lot u. No. 554 Grove
street respectfully report in favor of re-
turning to said petitioner the sum of four
(S4) dollars, for excess payment made
in current year. and your committee fur
ther recommends the claim of petitioners
for previous years be denied for the
reason that the TIME would seem to have
passed when such claim could be sub
stantiated.
rI,l, 4 ra.so,+ess xx,a,,f, :, .,,o<,,+o<1N
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Resolved That the s-ss soreineftcr
ineastioaed be paid TO Tie pessais nsnirl
rtsfeetiyely sfer serv;ci se dersa ..ering
ntias seralr ": wafer p;I e fur laea,th Dig
June 20 nor. amuiss.-.g N the Nagsse-
gate to s3e.al.
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Resolved. That SST.9G be paid to j.
G. Supply Co. for SUPPLIES sewer depart
ment, June. 1903, claim No. 1863.
Charge cleaning sewers and basins.
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Resolved, That s57 be paid to Fred'k
Roeder for services jas Inspector on inn
provement of BidWell avenue, from
Ocean avenue to Jackson avenue, 10
days at So, June. 1908. claim No. $50.
Charge this improvement, Laws of
1895.
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Resolved That tie suns hereinafter
mentioned he paid to the persons named
respectivslf for serr.ccs rendered laying
water pipe +. ramcnth ending
May 81, 1909. amounting il tile aggse-
gate to $33,21S.
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Resolved. That $::II.73 be paid to Jer.
sey City Supply 60. for supplies at High
Service, June. 1868, claim No, .Q6S,
Charge Water Account. r and r.
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Rrsolyed. That s. be PAID 10 William
Collisan. the same being Il return Of
money paid In excess for extra families
fo9 year 1909. on property situate in
block 2I0, lot 81, No. .,J4 Grove street.
Charge Water -iceennt, \. and E.
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Belleyille and High Service for month
ending June 90, 1908. amounting in the
assrl gate to $1.4G4.50.
Resolved. That s1oI.22aa7 be paid to the
Ease Jersey Water Company for water
delivered to Jersey city from March 81.
1908, to .Inne 20, 1906.
s Charge Water Account. P. and R.
TT7T7FT .sss-4 s6d 30.
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Adopted BY the following vote on d
call for the ayes and nays
Ayes-Al the members of the Board.
1--WE g, in number.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-27
KILLED BY
JEALOUS
LOVER
WoTden Murdered Sweetheart,
Assaulted Her SlsteT-In.La
and Cut His Own Throat.

Sherman. Conn. June a6.-Angered at her
her refusal to marry, p. r. Worden OF
Carmel, N. Y, yesterday killed Edith
Roscoe. also OF that town, to whom he
had been paying his attentions. wounded
her sister in-law. Mrs. Sherman Roscoe.
perhaps fatally. and then attempted to
take his own life.
Both worden. who is about 40 years old.
and Miss Roscoe, aged 20. have recently
been visiting her brother, Sherman Ros-
coe, who manages the farm or Orlando
Pepper. 2i. miles outside this village.
At o'clock this morning while Roscoe
and Pepper were in the barn milking,
Worden went to the girls room and cut
her throat with a razor. inflicting wounds
from which she died within an hour. He
then went down stairs. and, entering the
kitchen, where Mrs Roscoe was prepar-
ing breakfast, struck her on the head
with a hammer. crushing her skull.
The cries OF Mrs. Roscoe brought Roscoe
and Pepper quickly from the barn. but
they were too late TO save her from Wor-
dens attack. They found Mrs. Roscoe
lying unconscious on the floor OF the
kitchen. while a few feet away Worden
also Law. unconscious and bleeding from
two wounds He had shot himself in the
temple with a revolver and had cut his
throat with a razor. Upstairs the girl
was dying OF her injuries.
DR. Woodruff. ex-state senator. was
summoned but was unable TO save the
life OF the young woman. He attended
the wounds OF Mrs. Roscoe and had her
removed to the hospital in Danbury.
Worden remains at the Pepper farm
house His condition is critical.
The only cause assigned for Worden' $
acts was that he was insanely jealous OF
Miss Roscoe and killed her in a rage be-
cause she declined TO marry him. His
attack on Mrs. Roscoe Is thought 10 have
been due to Worden's belief that she had
Influenced her sister-in-law's action IN
refusing him.
Sheriff Allen went 10 the scene or the
murder late yesterday afternoon and
placed worden under arrest. The prison
ers condition was such that It was not
considered advisable TO remove him TO
the Danbury hospital, and he was kept
under guard in his room.
Coroner Dolen OF Bridgeport was noti-
fed of the tragedy and arrived here this
morning.
Mrs. Roscoe was reported 10 be I'm n
serious condition at the Danbury hos
pltal last night. Her recovery Is con-
sidered doubtful
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-27
SCHOOL BOARDS
LONG SESSION.
Fix Superintendent's Term of Office, APP
point Teachers and Discuss By Law
Changes Till Early Morning.

OF Levi W. Russell and of his work a.
principal OF the Brigham Grammar school
from which position he IL now retiring
after IS years OF faithful and efficient
service"
TO AMEND BYLAWS.
The matter OF the amendment OF the
bylaws was taken up at 1890.
One OF the chief changes made by the
new bylaws Le the taking away Of the
power of appointment OF teachers from
the committees on grammar and primary
schools and evening schools and vestins
IL In the superintendent. This was tho
first section I'm the amendments which
caused any discussion. Mr.. Comstock
explained that the subcommittee pre-
pares an improved list OF teachers ell
gible for appointment. submits TO the
superintendent who then reports to the
general committee his nominations, which
may or may not be confirmed by that
body, but which practically means an
election.
Another change takes away the power
Of appointing a purchasing agent from
the executive committee, leaving them
only the nominating power, with the ell
ective power vested In the general COM
mittee.
The length of terms was fixed at 20
weeks for the first one and Il weeks TOT
the second, the second term to have 9
recess of one week preceding Easter
SUNDAY, thus including Good Friday.
THE SUPERINTENDENT.
Article g. section /. as proposed. pro-
vided that the superintendent shall when
first elected serve for a term OF one year,
but that on reelection may hold o1ice
during good behavior, but may be re-
moved therefrom at the close OF any
school year by three-f1fths vote or the
school committee, or at any other time
for misdemeanor in office by three
fifths vote.
The members OF the committee on by
laws, with the exception OF Mr.. Beagan.
favored this plan. and he submitted an
amendment TO the amendment, providing
that the superintendent shall when firN
elected hold office for one year. but on
reelection shall serve a term OF three
years. but may at any time be removed
for misdemeanor by three-fifths vote.
DR.. Hill and Prof. Wilson expressed
themselves as In favor of this. but Mr..
Beagans amendment was lost on stand
ing vote, and the original amendment.
providing for an indefinite term OF Office
or during good behavior. wcs carried
A superintendent OF school property is
to be elected after Jan. !. 1904. by the
committee, whose duties shall be the ap-
pointment of jantors and supplies and
furnishings OF buildings.
Consideration of the bylaws having
been concluded. Mr.. Barney nominated
Walter H. Small for superintendent OF
schools. and a ballot resulted In Mr..
Small's election unanimously. Henry b.
Rose was elected secretary of the school
committee. The committee adjourned at
12:45 a. m.
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DEPUTIES APPOINTED.
New District Officers for Knights Of CoIuM.
h bus Of State.

The following named gentlemen have
been appointed district deputies for the
state OF Rhode Island Dy the state deputy.
Matthew J. Cummings, OF the Knights OF
Columbus:
John F. McAlevy. District No. 4; 80
Margaret street. Pawtucket-Woonsoc
Council. No. 113: Pascoag Council. No.
$685. Marquette Council. No. 19o Santa
Maria Council No 102.
DIR. Michael w. Maloney, District No. Q;
Room /. Longey building. woonsocket-
La Sale Council. No. IS: Ignatius Council.
No. 1922 Providence Council. No. 95.
Frank M Donnelly. District No 8: 3
Mccain place. Providence-Delaney Coun-
Gil. No 81; J. A. Finnegan Council. No:
Ill; Pawtucket Council. No. 412: McFar-
land Council, No. IA.
DIR. ]. Henry Manning. District No. 4;
139 Mathewson street Providence-Tyler
Council, No. As; Hope Council, No. 3ss;
Elmhurst Council. No. 81.
James J. McCabe. District No. 8; %
Weybosset street. Providence-Newman
Council. No 73; Leo Council. No. IL;
James P. Gibson Council. No. 1s1.
Luke H. Calan. District No. g. Bristol.
r. bristol Council. No. 379: Newport
Council. No. 25s: Narragansett Council.
No. 81.
Rev. John ]. Harry. Pawtucket. state
chaplain.
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ORDER OF hlfREDlANS.

Brigade No s. order of Alfredians. met
in regular session Friday evening In Free
dom hall South Providence. Honors Die
Commander Henry Taylor presiding. In, Inc
sick committee reported =. r. ". 4. VII
liam r n Smith as 80 far improved.
that he returned 10 his business and 4.
c. Allen Scholheld as doing nicely under
the circumstances.
The COMMITTEES on brigade field day was
discontinued. II having been decided by
tho supreme council To revive the old
fashioned Alfredian Day. which Will pe
held on Aug. p at Crescent PARK IN
which all brigades will take part.
The social committee gave notice that
they will BE- prepared 20 royalty enter
tain the comrades who will attend the
next meeting July 3. They intend 20
usher in the Fourth In the good ol-fssh-
A communication from Auxiliary No. 1.
Alfredan Ladies', inviting the brigade 10
attend the INSTALLATION or Officers Tues
day evening. July T. was favorably re-
ceived and a large party will attend
Remarks for the good Of the order were
made by r. G. George Hall, r. G. Cover
and Comrades John Duly and Y. Low.
the suhjectinb being the different ways
OF enlarging membership. II was the
general opinion that the natural way was
the only safe one. the artihcial or en-
forced being dangerous
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-27
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