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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
ORDER OF PROTECTION.

A 1aIr attendance was IT evidence al Wednesday nights meeting Of Slater lodge. No. 509 which was held i1 Pythian hall Warden George A. How ard presided and the most important matter of business 10 come up before the meeting was the uonlCatto1 Of Cf6- cers- Mrs. A9ellA Walden Of New Lon don, the deputy warden Of this lodge was present at Wednesday ni-h-'s SaS- sion and spoke briefly along lines for the good Of -he order
 After the transaction Of the regular routine business the meeting adjourn ed 10 give wsy to a whist that lasted until late in the evening" There were twenty tables playing and after the prize winners had been announced re- treatments of cake and coffee were passed around The affair was in charge Of the ente-ta fruenr committee. Mrs James O-Naa cha irran.
 With Warden Henry A CorgEon in the chair. Thames lodge No 225 W E o. P, held their regular meeting Tues day nf@1t in Fores-e-s' hall The com r1{ttee that was in cEarre of the oren meeting held in the ea-iv rsr- ct the week gave in their re0ort- wrt-l wa 2 heard with the utmost satisfaction. Fncouraginz words were E7ve7 -eza-G- fng the proSrecr Of q number Of rev candidates being p-e~ ented for mem berS11p al an early future date. The rezu.ar routine business was transact ec- alter which the nominations Of ofTi- cerS Tor the ensuing year were made The election will take place at -he next regular meeting, which is scheduled co take place Dec. 1a
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
ODD FELL OWG

Uncas lodge, No. Il, I. c. Q. F, met in Odd Fellows hall Monday evening and enjoyed q pleasant session. Noble Grand John ". Spicer presided and there was fair attendance. The reg u4ar routine business of the order was transacted. but aside from this nothing of special importance was considered
 4 fair sized attendance was in evil dence at Tuesday nights meeting of ShetEcket lodge. No. 27, l. .. 0. .. J0- seph Mckenzie, Jr., noble grand. was in the chair, but nothing Of an espe- cially important nature was transacted excepting the routine work Of the or der.
 On Tuesday evening, Dec. 13. this lodge will celebrate its thirteenth an- nlversary. There will be roIIcaII and the 101st degree will be worked in full form. Cards have been sent out 10 the different members by the members oE the committee, F. P. Rogers A. 4. Guile and F. :. Edwards, and the hope is expressed that this occasion will be made such that it will ever be remem- bered in the order.
 The Golden Rule degree was worked on two candidates at Thursday nights meeting Of Palmyra encam pnent. No 5, l. o. O. F., which was held in Odd Fellows hall Al the next meeting which will be held Thursday night. Dec. %, the royal purple degree VIII be worked. Routine business Of the order was transacted following which off, cers for the ensuing year were pIated in nominat ton. The election will take place at the next meeting Of the lodge when Q full membership is expected to be in evidence, as this will be an es- peclaIy. important meeting
 On Thursday evening Dec 15, Can ton OneCo will be inspected by Major Mead of New Haven. This will be fol- lowed by turkey supper.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
HE EENIbhS.

Both divisions Of this order are just now completing their year. which has been an euinently satisfactory one both in respect to increased member ship and finances. On Sunday after noon Division No 1 will hold q meet ing for the election of officers for the ensuing year Michael j. Dwye-. The efficient president, is at this time com . plering his third term as president and under his leadership the society has made splendid progress.
 Division No , will hold their meet ing for the election Of officers on Tues day.
 These meetings are usually the best attended ones during The year and 2 good number are expected 10 he pres elt on these dates
 At a recent meeting Of Division No of the A. Q. H. in New Haven com rir-ee was appointed to arrange for Q banquet 10 be held on the 17th ot March Never before have the :. c. T. attempted anything of the kind. and il is hoped that all divisions in that city will join in and make this event what it really should be. a cele5ra -;o1 Of the birth Of the patron saint Of Ire land IL is expected that fully 1.06o will attend the banquet.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

residents o< this state only -ce Cr5T-- -ege o< operating an automobile i1 rhlE sLaEs for Ten days without taking OUT 2 Connecticut license | resident ct Connecticut EnC registers his car i1 New York state s no. entitled ro -E.z privilege and 1ls New York stare H. oe1ss and marker are worthless 90 far as enabling him ro operate ms car lE nis own s-s-e.
 Another feature C< the law that seems D he much z-tsu-C erE-ooE 3s that T15r1 gives Q ear owned and registered i1 a-o-i-e- state len Czrs 01 grace sn L-4s state This law ra~- rllrs -Ee operation C1 such z car iE t-.E s-ate for len tays ir any one year o1r 5< operated ir this state more rEz- -eZ days n any one year, the car
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
UNITED WORkMEN,

At It's annual meeting in Louisville Ky, on Thursday, Dec. s, the supreme lodge, Ancient Order of United Work men, elected the following officers: Past supreme master workman. Joseph 4. Eckstciu. New Ulm, Minn.; supreme master workman, William NJ. Norris, : uscatinc, Iowa; supreme foreman, F. J Moore Fargo, N. D.: supreme re- CIrder. NJ. W. Saclzett, Meadville, Pa; supreme receiver, H. F. Danforth Skowhegan, Me; supreme guide. w I. Wclch. Guthrie. Okla; supreme ' atchman. C. C. Rhodes. Pawtucket J. l.; supreme medical examiner, Dr. C. A. Aschman. Wheeling. w. Vt.
 Past Grand Master Workman Will Ham q. Hard of Naugatuck was joined b. Past Grand Master Workman John C. Trant Of Hartford for a fraternal Journey to Louisville, where they at tended the supreme lodges annual con- N-ntion. which opened last Monday and as expected to ba ast through the week rothers Hard and Trant mapped out rout" for their outward journey through a very picturesque as well as historic part of the country According to a report of the proceedings of the supreme lodge meeting, Brother Trant as appointed member of the com uiittee on god of the order.
 Mrs. Carrie l. Nam, grand recorder or the Grand Lodge Degree of Honor S,r the jurisdiction of New England fls received d copy of the circular let t-r for December of Grand Chief of NlOnor Mrs. Metcalf of Augusta. Me, vhich is to be read in all the lodges throughout the jurisdiction. It is a graphic recital of the official visits of r1e grand chief of honor to the lodges during the past few weeks in which Rhe speaks with much satisfaction of her reception in the Connecticut lodges, also elsewhere in her tour of in- s1eCtion. Since her visit to Fair Ha- ven lodge she visited various other Connecticut lodges, also two Maine lodges. In her letter she also urges tho flembers. in view of the coming elec- tOns of officers, to be willing to serve tn official capacities for the good of the order
 Thames lodge No 13 of Ciroton at fts meeting last Tuesday evening acted upon two applications for membership.
 Grand Recorder Stroh has received announcement from Master Workman George II. Chapmln of Columbia lodge, 10. 5S of Columbia (the new lodge of the order, but one of the most active). that this lodge will make its nomina- fions for officers for 1911 at an earlier date this year than hast and that the lodge has d new candidate for mem- aership: also that the lodge having heard SO much about the interest taken r. carpet bowling among the New Ha- ven lodges is taking up the subject ' th the idea of introducing the game into the lodge.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
DECREE OF PocAHcNTAs.

The %eozaa club held one of -heiz home WE5s-s Thursday afternoon and evening with Mrs. Jane Holmes ! large 1Imoer were present and Ee- EzE-Eul -l-ne was enjoyed by al A baked bean supper was served s- o'clock The following were the prize winners: First ladys prize. 2 vase Mary Mueller: second IaEys prize. so1s pillow, Minnie %1-es E-st gentleman prize, ueck-1e. William Thorpe. second genLeEan's prize. pipe Mrs T Eecknen- consolation prizes, Anna Guile, Mrs Murray
 An i'm rorLaE- meeting CE the order will take place Monday evening wheE the nomination e officers f1r l1e e1- suing year VIII be made PzzH VII also be made ar this time for LEe re- cepLion e several new members lsre: on A- The conclusion q E1e business part Of me meeting 2 whist VII bE held. This viii -ake place iu Fores-ers hall No other whist E-E Uake place for three weeks, Lz1e Christmas Eolz- CaES coming i1 between.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG.
Darhury Autor-oail;sts cannc+ Use
 New York Markers

The police have ceen izstruc-ec to notify local autonobiEsts who are carrying upon their cars license "a gS issued cE New York staEa ia addition Io their Connecticut license numbers or who are displaying only the New York state tags, that the Connecticut markers and no others are 70 oe Cls- played upon machines owned by -es- idenls oL Connecticut, says Lne Dsn- bury News
 This action was taken Captain Bradley said. as the resulE o6 com rlGlncs -ha- had 1eea recelvs5 at pa-
 cs Eeaccua-re-s TO the efecc that he law governing the .se 3E s1cur--c-
 u2sE--s GS- 7za Eea- -Ge -Ecs QE lE5 s-Er-F = szz-a- h
 zrgfar5 Ees-e~1as ard was 121or-- s1 -l-- t1= -GiilS had aesss -e2als sAz= -Hs 1uy Ua-as- Jaat cal1 Se display e5 'egally upon 8 ear owned by 3 rsSl- cent Of Connecticut " whlla being cpa-- aled fa Connecticut was the one issued by this state and that the operation Of a car under any other conditions was in violation of the law
 The CoG2ecg42l2L as saLsa4-s IG oas.-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

the Buckingham Memorial on the aft ernoon of December 21, with a supper in the evening. The executive com mittee, Mrs. Lydia F. Perkins, chair man, will be in charge of this affair
 After the transaction of their regu- lar business the election of officers took place with the following result: President, Mrs. Hattie Kinney; senior vice president. Mrs. Nellie E. Bailey; junior vice president, Mrs. Dorothea w. Balcom; treasurer, Mrs. Lillian Brewster; chaplain, Mrs. Mary E. Bes- wick; conductor Mrs. Maud l.. Baker; guard, Mrs. Angelina Price; first deI- egate, Mrs. Annie Rawson; second delegate, Miss Florence Robbins; third delegate. Mrs. Gertrude Johnson: al ternates, first. Mrs. Lillian Brewster. second, Mrs. Maud E. Baker, third. Mrs Annie l.. Woonman.
 In the evening the members of the Woman's Relief corps were en- tained by Sedgwick post, No. l. c. A. R., at their campfire
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
ORDER OF VASA.

Lodge oscar, No. 30, V. O. of A, held largely attended meeting Fri day night in Foresters' hall. Presf- oent Carl Pearson presided. The prin- clpal matter of business to come up before the order at this time was the nomination of officers for the ensuing year. The work passed off smoothly. The election will take place at the next regular meeting, when a large number are expected to be present. A Christmas social was talked over. and 1t was finally decided to hold one or the night of December 31. Installa- ton of the officers of the lodge will probably take place at this time The committee that was named to arrange for the Christmas social is made LID of Valentine Pearson, John Salin. John Iindloth, Mrs. Andrew Swanburg, Mrs Valentine Pearson and Miss Amelia Johnson.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
HEoTESCPHS.

Norwich conclsve- No A, VIII hold 2 Hlghly iII po-Lz1E mee--ag 0f me or der next Monday evening, when elec- lion Of officers for the ensuing year T-lll take place. TG+z meeting 4z usually vel attended and 2 f1al u1uCeE .z eZ- pec-eG 10 De present Monday ElE1-- Eef-szlue1rs win os served and EEs com 1rnirtee n charge nave 4- n mind Lo make this a1 especially enjoyable oc- casiOn. The members se r1e enter ta5ur-er- committee 7sl1o have this sf- fair in charge include Jcln 2. Coch- r&.e and Ds-te. EE..!ere
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
SONS OF HERMANN.

lmmersruen lodge. No. -. the won- ems auxiliary 10 the HermanESoehne held its regular meeting WedneS5ay 7 evening. al which che election of ofti- cers Tor the ensuing year was the principal matter Of business. A large number of the members were 7-esers ana tHa evenings IecgrErCCza -a=se6 CT VerE pleasantly Five new -s err larz were illtta led and at -na cuncl aston 5s tAe business p1r- cf tce nee ---E re- treatments were SssT-s5 and s social hour WAS enloyed.
 The following are the officers elected for the ensuing year: President. Mrs John Liepeld: vice president Mrs Fred RossIe~: corresponding secretary Mrs. Herman Opitz. financial secrs- tary, Mrs. Carl Steinke; treasurer Mrs N4eAoi3s Alssa. nsg trGs-Sa, AcS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
BED MEN.

Tecumseh tribe, No 43. I. 0. R. NJ. met in the Austin building Wednesday evening for their regular session. 4 good number of the members were present and q meeting that was full of interest and had many important re- suits was the consequence. Following the transaction of the routine busi- ness of the order the nominations for next years officers took place. The election will be held at the next regu- lar meeting Of the order which takes place Wednesday night. Dec 21. Re treatments will be served at this time and a social hour is planned. One ap- plication for membership was received Wednesday evening. The death bene- fit of the late Philip P. Busch was or dered to be paid at once. Sachen L. \. Larsen Was in the chair
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
EAGLES.

h Eagles hall, Monday evening. Norwich aerie No. S67. F. 0. F. rner in goodly numbers for the purpose of electins officers of the lodge for the ensuing year. The president, E. F Armstrong, was absent and Samuel Carr occupied the chair in his place. Three new applications for member ship were received. The following is the list of officers chosen: Worthy president. Henry Raleigh; worthy vice president, Thomas SIattery: worthy chaplain. Henry Clement: worthy sec retary. J. F. Coughlin; worthy treas urer, Michael J. Coscoran; inside guard, Charles Dreschie: outside guard, Max Cohen: three trustees Robert Maloney. John Fitzgerald ana Michael Reardon: aerie physician. J J. Donohue. MD. A committee was appointed to make arrangements for rooms for the following year.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
L'UNloN ST. JEAN sAPrlsrE

Election of officers for the ecsain g year was the all absorbing business at Thurs day nights meeting of L.afayetts. council, No. S05. ItUnicn SJ. Jean Eaptlste D'Amerl4ua. which. was he'd ia Pores CTS hall svith 8 large number in attendance The election resulted ae follows; Chaplain Rev. Philsppe L. Mass!cot; president. Fl. P. BeausoleiI.
 vice president Samuel Guilbeault: : financial secretary. Napoleon Lanoie
 treasurer. r Fl. Ethier; cores spending secretary, Aime Gordon; assistant sec retarS, L., H. Bruneiie; master of ceVe- monies, Edward Boucher; first suaP,ii-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
PYTHIaN SISTERS,

Clover temple, No. 5, Pythian Sis ters, held their regular meeting Mon day evening in Pythian hall. The meet Ing was attended by but d small nun Der, but pleasant and profitable ses- sion was enjoyed by those who were present. The regular routine business of the order was transacted and plans were talked over regarding their fu- tlrA Wnrk
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
EEBEkA4S,

The regular meeting Of Hope Re bekah lodge. No. q. | .. O. F. was held "Wednesday evening t1 Odd Eel lows hall Ec1le Graud Lula 5 Palmer presided and 3 good sized al tendance was lr evidence The usual routine business Of the order was -r2ns2 c-eG and then -Ee-e took ctz-a the second nomination Of ofEce-s -He election of officers VIII 5e he-d a- t1e next meeting
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
WOODME

Ionic camp. No 76g4 had q good at teudauce at their meeting Thurs day evening. held in Pyth!an hal Nener- able Consul Allen C. Matthews pre- sided. One new candidate was initi- ated into the order, and one applica- ton for membership was received The next regular meeting Is scheduled to take place on Thursday evening. De eeAnber =. e1l will probably be the
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

most important meeting Of the year. Election of officers will be held at this time, and during the latter part Of the evening a light lunch will De served and g social hour enjoyed. The mem bers of the committee that will pro- vide entertainment at this time as appointed at Thursday nights meet ing, are Lee Clegg, chairman. Chris tan Hansen and William C. Patten.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
ROYAL aRCENUM.

Members Cf the two Royal Arcaru-E councils n Norwich will make q rriF tG St6E11gCo1 on Monday evening 70 attend LE= meeting cE Pe-C8- council which is Lg make LA5s meeting a- 5E@1- tiEcaE-0u meeting T. tE expected nat Supreme Regent Bowen who $ REo5e Island man VII attend rEe meeting and that Grand Regs1L Bu-Ezca Of Connecticut VIII also be there. Ing Norwich men are eager 19 n=ez these two leaders Of -Ee order
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

an, J. Gagnon; second guardian, T.. EOntaine; auditor, 4 Juneau. assist ant auditor. ?. GIadGef physicians, Dr. ?. T. Hartman and Dr. Louis T. PraIce.
 The meeting was full Of interest t5 all of those present and everything passed of fn a most satisfactory man ner The installation of these newly elected officers Hlil take place some time during the early part Of January and On this night there will be refresh nlents and q pleasant social time $ planned by the committee in charge.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
woMAN,s RELIEF CORPS.

regular meeting of the Woman's I eiief corps was held in the Bucklng- iE Memorial Friday afternoon with the president Mrs. Eva N. Caulkius, in the chair This was the date set for the annual election of officers and ss a result there was a large attend suce of members. and the full list of officers was noted Two new mem ters were elected q this lime. It was voted to hold d Christmas bazaar in
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
Friend by C5Tc2ision.

We resent rAe s1SgeE-icr tEzr C1-- .is-S Weekly gT=l uuEa I45.s Ae hare -o regent .. HE ore C8 zE for books oo 2x1E o1 L5e tzs-s1zl-zsrS p-sn--ToCexa Capital MISC Ee
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
An imSeneins P ct.

4 g. Louis g.r- ot I8 has Sallec nsr Lc s3G5cG-59. II she 1-:eE 70 mary srTC-c outside cs tas .Eaze there TI Oz q rlo- by -Ee young men of tLs p-ace.-Pl--aGe- p1lz Inquirer.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
ECHOES FROM THE LODCEROOM

Shetucket Lodge, No. 27 l. o. o. F, to Celebrate Thirteenth Anniversary Next Tuesday, Officers Elect ed Among Eagles, Woman's Relief Corps, Immer gruen Lodge and L'Union St. Jean Baptst-Fra- ternal Whists-Hibernians Have Important Busi- Coming
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

ZsLns representatives ro The meeting Of the grand lodge which taxes pace next May 5a 8sa1caes-e-. LEz. Joan LleD8lE. Mrs. Herman CC4-z
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

rnusr be Lc=-Eee i1 -E.s s-ate- CT -hs operator VII 5e Ia5J. -o prosecution
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~ TIE B0BBS= MERRILL COMPANY.

scratch fight we can't afford to have
NO. said Arnold. 'it would kill his
mother.
averted face with sudden cunning.
'It would" he answered solemnly.
"and that would be dirty deal,
weIdy's got future-and the old
ladv's proud of him. 1t was the first
time Stillman had heard Fred Weldy
had a mother.
The younger man sat IN some per
pIexity while the little square leather
clock on Stilman's desk ticked with
business haste.
ITS funny about these jurors" Ar
mold muttered Cant they be held in
line? Of course. I don't know, but
thought you had dag
Son" Stillman leaned to him ana
tapped his knee. they wouldn't toucn
you in a century-bUt I cant hold
them on Weldy That's why I'm talk
-fng to you.' You're the straightest man
we've got-everybody'S your friend
about town. Now, Ham, you and Fred
were the two clerks who passed ali
those registration applicants last sum
mer about whom the big squeal is on
but. you notice that your name is never
brought into 1t, don't you? The mayor
and L were talking about you last
night. We decided that the thing to
do is to have you summoned before the
grand jury and swear that you handled
all those registration lists-all on the
day the specified instances of fraud are
charged against Fred
Arnold sat upright, staring at the
other.
Great and glorious"' he said at
length. You don't want much. do
you?"
I'VE want to keep weldy in his seat
we're going to need him badly"
And I'm TO commit perjury"
Jack, we'll guarantee you i'm
munity. We can swing the grand jury
In your case. You can hold men that
would eat Weldy. I'll deposit $4,000
in any bank you name as bond and a.
wager that they won't touch you.
know my men!"
Harry, I'm out Of politics. rve
done a lot of dirty work for you. but
quit last night for good"
The commissioner smiled. Arnold's
face was averted.
We'll, Fred goes over the road. He'll
get five years on every count II they
get 1t before Judge Ransome or Dolan
and they will. IF he's indicted, and
it gets into court, throw up my hands
the matter further"
Arnold laughed grimly Some time
the lid will rip up and we'll all be
blown to HE'LL" said he. Il see it COM
ing"
The commissioner sighed. Well,
here's a good man-your friend-going