Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-07
RKS MEMORIAL
|AIeai Programme Carried ] 0al d Poll's TbsaIer


 bparted brothers. It Is pretty bature of the order of Elks and one hat adds more to the credit of the rder than all the other splendid brlnciples of which the order is com posed. Last night Waterbury lodge, No 265 held services in Polls thea ter. It was impossible to secure suf- ficient seats to accommodate the peo- ple and a new innovation was put into force. Usually the stage is oc- cupied only by the officials of the order and the past exalted rulers, but last evening about one hundred of the members were seated there and thus many of those who had been l clamoring for seats were accommo- dated. The interior of the theater 1 and the stage were decorated with the national colors, which are also the colors of the order of Elks. Mir Orr, the eulogist, was suffering From severe sold, but the eulogy was one of the best literary efforts that has been heard at memorial service in some years. It was a Touching tribute to the memory of the departed members of Waterbury lodge and splendid declaration of the order of Elks. Following are the names of the de- ceased members of the Waterbury Hodge with the dates of their initia- tion and death of each: II James J. Madden, June 15, 1893. January g, 1894. Thomas Hurley, August 10, 1894. Dune 10, 1895. Edward J.. Starr, June 15, 1893. January l, 1896.
 William Baehner, June 15, 1893. December 1, 1898.
 Hugh J. Cronin, June 15, 1893. Duly 24, 1897.
 John P. Lawlor, June 15, 1893. September 23, 1897.
 Moritz Grelle, June 15, 1893. Oc- ober z, 1897.
 William Hellmann, June 15, 1893. February 13, 1898.
 James J. McEvoy, M. D., August 5, 1893. May II, 1898.
 Fred Harvey, June 15, 1893. No Eember 3, 1899.
 Thomas J. Moran, June 15, 1893. December IT, 1899.
 Edward E. Harvey, June 15, 1893. f>ebrury 6, 1900.
 George l.. Hellmann, July 2, 1897, May 15, 1900.
 Thomas B. Miller, November IS, hS9s December IA, 1900.
 Timothy F. Flynn, April 21. 1899. August IA, 1901.
 NJ. J. Cooney, August 15, 1893. April 27, 1902.
 J. J. Murphy, October 21, 1898 May 8, 1902.
 J. J, Hall. February IT, 1899. Au- Eust 27. 1902.
 P. J. Bolan, November 16, 1894 September 22, 1902.
 W. J. Walling. April 15, 1900. De- Eember 1, 1902.
 E. H. Belden, February z, 1899 January 26, 1903. Ii W. T. Disley. June 15, 1893. Au- i Eust 8. 1903.
 J. Matt Sullivan, May IT, 1901 Eeptember 8, 1903.
 T. H. Buckley, November F, 1893 Dec 1. 1903.
 George T. Geddes, April 2, 1899 February 13, 1904.
 Marcus Hellmann, June 15, 1893 November 4, 1904.
 M. J. Brzezinski,, June 15, 1893 November 16, 1904.
 James Moss, July IT, 1903. De- fember 15, 1905.
 r. P. Morgan, March IF, 1905 September 22, 1905.
 John J. Mccormick, November IS h9 904. October 20, 1905.
 Eugene L. Jacques, New Haven October 1, 1903. December 4, 1905
 Richard Martin, March IT, 1899 Dune 26, 1906.
 Christopher Strobel, Danbury, Jan. kuary 19, 1894. July 21, 1906.
 James c. Wesson, May IT, 1900 Duly 30. 1906.
 Frank E. Loud, July 22, 1898. Au. |gust 1. 1906.
 T. V. Lacy, November 15, 1901 August 30, 1906.
 H. B. Loucks, November z, 1902 November g, 1906.
 Jacob Kaiser, January 20, 1904 INovember IT, 1906.
 John F. Holohan, June 15, 1893 March 31, 1907.
 George Robarts, June 5. 1906. May i7,I 1907.
 William A. Guilfoile, July "A, 1896 August 13. 1907.
 Edward F. Casey. February IT 1S99. August 26, 1907.
 William J. Duncan, March 3, 1905 October 27, 1907.
 William T. Graham, December T 1900. November 6, 1907.
 ANXIOUS TO HEAR.
 Burton E. Foster of Cleveland hal