Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
MAKING ARRANGEMENTS FOR
 BIG TIME AT OWLS START
Immense Parade Expected When New Nest is Started at Olympic Hall Next Monday Night.

Norwich Nest, Order Of Owls, 800 best citizens of Norwich, WiIlimantic, Baltic, Jewett City, Montville, Taft ville Fitchville, Yantic and vicinity, will be duly and formally instituted by Deputy Supreme President for Connec- ticut Frank Lombard, of Hartford, on Monday evening, Nov. 28, at Olympic hall He will be assisted in the work by the deputy supreme president for Rhode Island, Dr. James P. Reid of Providence: deputy supreme president for Massachusetts, General Frank M. Merrill of Lowell: deputy supreme president fer Maine, Hon. H. R. Caul- field of Portland; deputy supreme pres ident for New York, Colonel R. w. Joyce Of Manhattan: the full degree team of the New Haven Nest, 1049, the finest degree team in New England ,un- der the leadership of Colonel McCabe and Captain R. W. Farrell in the splen dor of full regalia, and all the officers will examp1ify the ritualistic work un- der the direction of President Leroy E. Whiting and Past President R. W. Beecher, both of the New Haven nest
 In addition to the deputy supreme presidents, the following officials will be seated on the platform: Attorney Ferdinand DESopo, president of Hart ford nest, No. 166: James r. Manion, vice president and Editor James A. Martin, treasurer: Judge James J. Quinn, Deputy Sheriff Charles H. La tham, Colonel John J. Dahii, and State Commissioner Harry c. Gipstein, all of Hartford nest; President William A. Bowling, Secretary W. w. Ghent, Treasurer G. L. Wright, Dr. McDuggel, R. P. Kinsel1a, and State Commission CT Leo P. Santangelo, all of Middle town nest 1266; Senator Daniel J. rNraSidapt Pc q tiun A1- bert F. Dossin, vice president, General A. A. May, past president, Attorney l. Henry Mag. sentinel. Dr. F. A. Boucher, Colonel Charles H. Wood. Lieut.. Will liam H. Reese, Warden Wilbur E. Cas- tleow. Jacob Zicl. James W. Keogh, Dr F. Patzold Sarsffeld O'Keefe, John w. Strickland A. Lanouette, Frank Galla- e'her. Secretary John D. Roberts, Jr, Editor John E. C.. Vincent. Treasurer J. E. Joucas, H. W. Bloxham Arthur E. McEvoy, l.. Grandhois. E. J. Hill, Dr. J. Hewitt, Dr. s1. w. Stoddard, Dr. T. O'Brien Dr. R. Delsderunner, M Kibbe Councilman B. Kreutzman, Cap tain H. E. PenieId, F. w. Fritz, Dr. Sugarman Sergeant W. D. Thayer, Ar thur K. Cook. F F. Chapin, City Sheriff George Liering, c G. Armstrong, Flu gene P. Cushing. Roy Fairchild and r. A. Kirby, all of Meriden nest, 1086 Eli Mix J. Frank Vinal. R. w Bonnell of New Haven nest, 1049; Mayor Buck ingham, President J. Peletfer, Vice President J J. O'NeiI, Secretary E. c. Keleher, Dr. NJ D. Hart. Dr. E. F. Gaffney, Attorney Irving H. Ellison, all of Bridgeport nest; Assistant Deputy Supreme President Harry w. Jones of Connecticut, Attorney c. F. Shields and President Nolan of Providence nest, 1G6, and President w. II. Teague and Attorney R. W. Bercoortz os Bos- ton nest, 180: President F. G. Moxley Attorney Charles E. Hickey, Judge A. l. Bush, Mayor Bryan F. Mahan Har- old N. Palmer, Attorney Max Boyer, Dr. R. E. Beardsley. Lieut. J. F. Wild rick Lieut.. H. F. Steele. E. NJ. Fra phre, pr. c. M Barrett. Charles Pea body. Albert J. Richard, William w. Winchester. City Sheriff Manuel J. Martin, Patrick A. Sheridan, Repre- sentative c. F. Chapman, Nathan Peck, Louis Elfenbein, c. G. Avery, John F. Weights and Measures Frederick A Kopp, Selectman Kennerson, F. F. Good. Attorney Edmund Condon, F. c. Whitney, Tyler McNamara, w G. PhyalI, George Vincent, M. J. Sullivan, F. E. Hamilton, s. Gipstein, c. A. Par ker, Joseph King, Eugene Callahan, Jr.. P. c. Chagnon, Samuel N. Rubin, George Thatcher Shepard, Harry Gleichman, F. A. Swanson, F. c. Wright, Gilbert A. Keeney, all of New London nest, No. l3S3.
 In addition. to these officials, large delegations are coming from Hart ford, New Haven: Bridgeport, Water bury, Danbury, Naugatuck, Ansonia, Derby, Middletown Merfden. PrOvi- dence, Boston, New York, Manchester, N. H., and Lawrence Mass.
 Tubbs' full band will meet these delegations and parade to the Waure- gan hotel where the degree team and visiting officials will be entertained. The parade will form in front of the city hall and march through the prin- cipaI streets. The attire will be silk hats and frock coats and derbys and black suits. A uniform flower will be worn in the lapels. Those wearing der bys will carry American flags. Auto mobiles will contain visiting officials and there will be red fire and roman candles. Over 1000 men are expected to be in line. Merchants have been requested to decorate for the occasion.
 The nomination, election and install lation of officers will take place the same night. The prospective mem. bers of Norwich nest are now having under advisement the leasing of per manent club rooms and lodge head quarters in 8 central spot. If taken it will make one of the most com modious homes of any fraternal or der.