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D. Robertson X co.

purchasers Weller stocks Dry Goods Furnishings house which earned leading place supplying the Best Dry Goods Trade of America
 The following a of the items of share:
 Corset Covers made from Maonve Cotton O each instead of 15c Corset Covers made from Bekly Camb Hamburg Trimmed 22c each instead of 33c
 Ladies' and Misses Drawers made Monye opened and closed full assortment of 2lc per
 Ladies' Night Gowns, made canbrc, lace trimmed at 42c each instead of
 Ladies Gowns Berkely Cambnc Hamburg at 59c instead of
 The Tf Weller Co have always famed their wash goods department floral effects at 34c,p yard
 Donzele Organdie Musns Sc and 10c
 Light and Dark Colored Prints at 5c per yard. .F. Open Check Ginghams 4cnsead of Sc per yard .f Our stock Hammocks getting probably you prices 75C 95c $I25 and S1 50 each F" VERY SPECIALngere Shirt Waists slightly mused prices rang ing from 75c $1 25, on sale att .r.H
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NOTICE.

The Registrars of the 1st voting district Of the town of stafford will meet at wightman's Car riage Shop on Friday, Aug. 5th, and Friday. Aug. l2rh, 1910, between the hoursof 1a. noon, and p. a., for the purpose of enrolling those eligible to participate in the caucuses.
 JOHN c. WIGHTMAN.( pao,s,rars
 VIM. 8. WALBRIDGE, nes1s'i "tS' ] Staford. Conn. LulY a0Gh sI9In U
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Frashnan Rah. rah. rah. Rah. rah, Tah: Rah xaii rah. Sophomore Is that kid steWed? Senior No: that's ~Teag Smith SO called because he's the pup that cheers. but does not in- ebriate. Cleveland Leader.
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EagleviIle.

There was a very pretty lawn party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles Hopkins of Mansfield Saturday evening, July 23, in honor of Henry E. and Harry J. Hopkins, 1t being a birthday party. The fireworks were sent of at 10. 15 p. m. There were about 30 friends to the party. There were about 50 invitations sent out, but the rest were unable to come The friends were from Storrs. West Willington, South Wiliington, Mans field, Eagleville, Willimantic. The lunch was served at 10. 30 p. m. by Miss Addie Hopkins, Miss Edna French and Miss Maine. All enjoyed the evening very much and stayed un- til a late hour.
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,encs J. Leonard, Mias Beth Agard .foOd, Mrn Lewis B. Price, Mrs Oscar
 A Leonard. Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mrs. No. U. WhitOn.
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Despotism may govern without faith, but liberty cannot.--De TOcQueville.
To Rest Hls Eyes.

To Rest His Eyes.
 The people who quit reading "just to rest their eyes' might take q hint by inference from the reply made by an old illiterate. A passing man found him apparently deeply interested in a paper
 Onlooking close it became apparent that his paper was upside down, and he was asked forthwith why he held 1t thus. His reply almost knocked the ques. tioner out Ii was:
 ''Just to rest my eyesv'
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MANSFIELD.

Mir. and Mrs Edward Simonds were in Norwich last Saturday.
 Mrs. B. F. Farrar, who some time ago suffered 8 shock, is apparently failing.
 Master Ralph Sunderland has been visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Munyon, the past week.
 Mr. Holley. with his wife and daughter, of Bristol. are visiting in this vicinity coming here in his auto mobile.
 Frank and Edward Smith have re. cently equipped their barn with a horse hay fork. so that unloading of hay can be done very easily.
 The Epworth League held 8 lawn social last week Wednesday evening at the home of the Misses Arlene and Marguerite Dunham, who presided. About $8 was Retted, and general good time enjoyed by all.
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Woman loves clear, rosy complexion BurdOck Blood Bitters purifies the blood, clears the skin, restores ruddy, sound health.
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NOTICE.

The Registrars Of the town Of Union will be in session at the Town Hall on Friday, Aug 5th, and Friday, Aug. lSLh. rom 12 o'clock noon un- til D. m. Tor the purp0ae or making an enroll ment of voters according to their political prefer ence. N. q. BRpWN,l uoo,strav.
 L B. BOOTH, heslsesAls'-
 Dated at Union this 16th day or July, 1sl0. 2t
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.NNO RENT T- Tenement over Arm
 1 strongs market. Inquire of |% GEORGE SISWICK.
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Daath is tho gOldon key that Opans ths palace of eternity ilton
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A T Court of Probate holden at Staf- A ford, within and for the district of stafford on the 18th day of July, A D 191O
 Present. ROBERT H. FISK, Judge.
 On motion of Nj. D. OConnell, administrator on the estate of Robert GIltrOp, late of Stafford within said district, deceased.
 This court doth decree that. six months be allowed and limited for sth0 creditors oi said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the admin iStrator, and directs thae-pub- .nc notice be given of this. order by advertis- ing the same once in some newspaper having s circulation in said district, and by posting . copy on the public sign-pOst in. said town Ol stafford, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record. MARCUS B. FISK. Clerk. q
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k OR the best Traction or Hauling En- T zine callnp (. E. Chism, telephone 29-6 Also agent for the osborn Farm Machinery.
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A GOOD Thoroughbred Stallion for lA service Inquire ofJ M. MANNING, stone house, Main-st. '2W
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NURSING HOME, Staffordville Conn
 IN Medical, Surgical, Maternity Gases, and children taken Lock box 15, Staffordville
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LsOR SAL E-New milch COW good N milker. Also good driving harness.
 PAUL GINHOLT, OFcuttville.
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RESTRICT OF. STAFFORD, ss. Pro. 1y bate Court. July 25, 1910
 Estate of Samuel H. F1agg, late of Stafford. in said district, deceased.
 Upon the application Of Sarah Benson, pray. m EnaG an 91I m wpitl9g sG maybe proved. approved and admitted to pro- bate, as per application on file fully appears. it is
 Ordered, That said application be heard and de- termined at the Probate Ofnce in Stafford in said d1Str1ct on the 3d day of August, A. D. 1910, at given to all persons interested in said estate, of the pendency of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon, by pub fishing the same once in some newspaper hav- ing circulation in said district, and by post ing copy hereof on the public sigL. post in the town of Stanord, in said district
 ROBERT II. FISK Judge.
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IOHN COW, Painter and Paper Hang
 CT. All mail orders promptly attended to-. k. F. D. 1, Stafford Springs. s1y1Smyl1
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ENOR SALE My Concord Buggy. at A bargain. < w. E. DRMOND.
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NOTICE.

The Registrars of the Sd voting district Of the town of Stafford will meet at James Warren'A store on Friday, Aug. 5th, and Friday, Aug. 18th, 1910, between the hours of la, noon, and g D. m. for the purpose of enrolling those eligible to participate in the caueuses. #H
 HIS. &BEEs . s
 DAVID BISSET. nes Stafford Springs, Conn. July o. 19IO..
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MARRIED.
 StaffordvilIe 18th, by Rev. Robert VII Hams, Clarence Ormsby and Mrs. Minnie Rich. ss
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HNO RENT-Te Tenement, with improve. t mentS. WILLIS H. REED.
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1aO RENTING, .Tenements with all 1 modern Improvements.
 .tW MRS. D. N. BROWN.
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EOR SALE CHEAP - An invalid's chair, in good condition oak frame, In- quire Press O1fice
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\ 0ST-Pair of rimIess eyeglasses. be- 1I tween Roaring Brook and StafIord Springs, on the River road Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at The Press of1ce.
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EOR SALE-Two sail boats. Would II answer for moi or boats.
 7tf " BOWLER, Crystal Lake.
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EOR SALE-A new row boat.
 1 F. G. SANFORD.
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THOICE Rye for seed, also Rye Straw. N VIM. CLAYTON, StafTordvilfe s2-l7
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IE HAHLET, Gsnl PuSssngu lgsnt.
Trolley Lines.
WEEK DAYS.

WEEK DAYS.
 ". Stafford Springs C. 20 .. m. and ev. ery hour until 1920 D. m., arriving at Rockville on the hour. Last car Co Han. ford 10. 20 p. m.
 The lnterurban service cars, with a chAhee at East Hartford. leave Harffofd fOr Stafford Springs at Gs7 .. m and et. sTy hour until lO.S7 p. m.
 Surface trolley cars leave Rockville fsr Hettford at 0.29 a. m. and every hour k3 92 nntil l0.2 22 p. m., and leave Hartsosd fOs Rockville at 7.07 m. and every hotr unill l007 pm. COnneOts for stAaosd .t Rotkville.
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E;OR SALE-Y Young Stock-Steers and \ HeifeFs. GARY BROS.
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W] OMAN for General Housework want " ed. MRS KEEFE, City Hotel.
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LNARM FOR SALE-J. A. Washburn
 | place at Orcuttyille. g acres of land. Build 1ngs all n good repa1r s2W
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EOR SALE Two horse moving ma \ chine, pair work harness, team wagon.
 e4w11 w. .B.'CHANDLER, Hydeville.
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DOOM TO RENT. Inquire of
 1N JOHN BENA
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LNOR RENT = Three Tenements on
 M Grant Ave. and Grove St, Apply to K. L.
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WANT E D--A Washerwoman. Box wv IT, Stafford Springs.
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FLECTRICAL Contracting and Elec- 1l trical Repair Work at short notice.
 J. H. MCCARTHY, Stafford Springs. Tel. 19-4. s3Wl4
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WANTED-Competent, reliable and
 w energetic man or firm to represent high grade medium priced automobile in Stafford Springs and vicinity. Address HARRY JUN. WIN, The Heublein, Hartford, Conn. |
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A MARRIED.
 StafIordvilIe. 18th, by Rev. Robert VII
 Hams. Clarence Ormsby and Mrs. Minnie
 Rich. 8 EsOR SALE-Y Young Stock-Steers and
 HelIefs. a . CARY BRos. l lGtHOICE Rye for seed, also Rye Straw. lO VIM. CLAYTON. Stafrordvilfe. s2-l7
 \ OST-Pair of rimless eyeglasses, be- 1I tween Roaring Brook and Stafrord Springs, on the River road Finder will be rewarded by
 leaving same at The Press ofice.
 WANTE D--A Washerwoman. Box
 vy 117, Stafford Springs
 EOR RENT = Three Tenements on 1 Grant Ave and Grove St, Apply to K. L. lENLECTRICAL Contracting and Elec- 1I trical Repair Work at short notice.
 Tel 19-4 - - - = 0' 'sWi4 MESSING. ' Felix Dvorsky left his MI home the 26th of June. Is medium size. dark hair and eyes, age 16. Anyone seeing or knowing where he is kindly notify his father,
 Michael Dvorsky, Westrord, Conn. Box 9. MTANTED-C Competent, reliable and w energetic man or firm to represent high grade medium priced automobile in stafford springs ana vicinity. Address HARRY LIN. WIN, The Heublein, Hartford, Conn. Fl E4NARM FOR SALE-J. A. Washburn ' place at Orcuttville. g acres of land. Build ings all n good repair. s2W GTORE TO RENT on Main street l0 w. H. REED.
 LyOR SAL E-New milch COW good N milker. Also good driving harness PAUL GINHOLT, OTcuttville. A GOOD Thoroughbred Stallion for "A service Inquire ofJ NJ. MANNING, stone
 house; Main-st. '2w | R OR the best Traction or Hauling En- zine call-np (. E. Chism, telephone 29-6
 Also agent for the osborn Farm Machinery. N OR SALE-My house on Prospect st. | For particulars inquire of George SisWtck, SLamord springs. or Otis Chapman, Springfield,
 Mass. 71 Lyman-st.
 T1IANO and Organ TuninS and Polish
 A ing. CHAs. CADY, stafford TOHN COW, Painter and Paper Hang.
 er All % mail orders promptly attended to. NURSING HOME, Staffordville, Conn IN Medical, Surgical, Maternity. Gases and children taken Lock box 15, Stanordville. EOR SALE-Two sail boats Would II answer for motor boats.
 7n W. J. BOWLER, Crystal Lake. NNO RENT = Tenement over Arm 1 strong's market. Inquire of
 9 GEORGE SISWICK. 
 ENOR SALE My Concord Buggy. at a
 AZ. bargain. v f w. EDEMOND.
 INO RENT-Tenement, with improve II ments. WILLIS H. REED.
 FOR SALE CHEAP = An invalid's
 chair. in good condition oak frame.s In- TAO RENTING Tenements with all E MRS D. N. BROWN  W1 OMAN for General Housework want " ed. MRS KEEFE, City Hotel. EOR SALE-A new row boat.
 1A F. G. SANFORD. DOOM TO RENT. Inquire of IO JOHN SENA. ETOR SALE-T Two horse moving ma chine, pair work harness, team wagon.
 N4W11 w. .B.CHANDLER, Hydovtlle.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

rangements consists of f. C. Graves,
Ray Sterns and Charles Bowman.
The floor committee contains the fol-
lowing: Will H. Adams, Hugh McDon-
aid, George Mcdonald, viii Cheney
and Frank c. Stearns
The door committee consists of Rob-
ert Coffee. c. A. Nordstrom, George
Adams and Robert Wiley.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
SONS OF ST. GEORGE

Last Monday evening in Royal Oak
lodge of Los Angeles held a meeting
with initiation ceremonies and election
of officers for the ensuing term. Pres
ident Roden retired and Brother w. J.
Amoss took his place. The vice presi-
dent was A. Keeble;. secretary, E. Coo
per; treasurer, w. Meek; messenger, c.
Ramsden; assistant secretary, r. f.
Cole; chaplain, H. j. Bloomfield; inside
sentinel, j. w. Lane; trustee, E. E.
Bassett.
A uniform rank is being favorably
considered. The idea is to have a pro-
bationary period of six months, after
which the member obtains a uniform
and becomes a full fedged member Of
the uniform rank, Sons of Saint George,
fit for drill marching or ambulance
duty. Members of the lodge who
fought in the Boer war at Ladysmith,
Kimberley, Mafeking. Spion Kop, Paar-
deberg Drift, Peters Hill, Dryfontein
and Scheeper's Neck will instruct the
regiment.
Nominations of new members are
coming in rapidly and according to
the statement of the former grand
president the time is near when the
Los Angeles lodge of the organization
will exceed in numbers every lodge in
the jurisdiction, which extends all
along the California coast to the north
and into British Columbia.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27


SGG1A Crown of the Valley at
r. w A Pasadena will hold q
&kfE&1 I8 smoker and entertainment
E "a ~ to which all are invited,
W55lh&eEX and on the same evening
Court Palmetto will hold
open house. Friday evening at the
regular meeting of Court Progress at
Pasadena three applications were re-
ceived as a starter on the membership
contest. A large class initiation VIII
result in the near future. Friday even
ing the court will entertain with q
lively box social and program.
Court Temple held it's benefit for the
Purple Cross relief committee funds
Tuesday evening. An enjoyable pro-
gram was provided, including Brother
Wells, who manipulated the bones,
Miss Dowell with vocal solos and
Brother Bridges captivated the audi
ence with manikln clog dances, fol-
lowed with vocal solos. The crowd eli
joyed the pleasures of the dance. The
smaller hall was filled with whist play
ers The prize winners were Mrs Lee
and Mrs. Kyle among the women, and
Mr. Rosenberg and p. j. I<leist among
the men. Quite a large sum added to
this worthy cause is the result of the
work of the members and COMMITTEES
of Court Temple, to whom great credit
mittee were Brothers Carroll, Clayton
Hochderffer, Duggins, Conner and
Lacy.
Court Morris Vineyard held its
smoker Friday evening and had a
large attendance of members and
friends, who enjoyed the pleasures of
the fragrant weed. The committee
provided an excellent program includ-
ing numbers by an Irish comedian and
4 f,-io rtic al good
acrobatic work
Court Glendora had large attend
ance at the meeting Thanksgiving eve.
The companions entertained at the
banquet table with an excellent re-
past.
The quarterly report of the work ac-
complished under the surgical and
hospital benefits has been issued,
showing twenty three cases handled
during the term, of which seventeen
were operations and ten were hospi-
tai cases. There are four cases in the
hospital under these benefits. Brothers
G. w. Clark of Court Temple and 70.
Lengfelder of Court Morris Vineyard
have undergone operations for appen-
dicits and are doing well. Brother
+. A. Goblin of Tulare is also doing
we'll after an operation for the removal
of bone Brother A. Diemer of Court Los
Angeles, who was seriously hurt in an
accident with street car on the after
noon of Thanksgiving day, is also un-
der the care of the Foresters and was
operated on the same evening.
These benefits are of substantial
nature and the Foresters are booming
Each discharged patient speaks highly
of the care received, and as one of
those now in the hospital remarked,
'"Wait till I get home and see me
boost Forestry" Brother Hand had
issued his annual appeal on behalf of
the orphans happiness fund, and gem
erous response as in former years is
expected. This fund gives joy and hap
piness to the orphans at Christmas, of
whom the order has 1856 under its care
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD

~
1N. the past week disclosed
6TNn the camp as running
F@fW along smoothly, but max
Y IkOM ing no appreciable gain In
n X membership. 1t is the
NslJSNS {Lalw/ opinion of those acquaint-
E%SeQ1alE% ed with the situation that
the only needful thing to make Santa
Monica camp the large and flourishine
camp it should be is the presence OF
an organizer to continually look af-
ter it's welfare. This was not possible
heretofore, but under the new organl-
Zation system it is, and If Santa Moni-
ca does not feel that there is suffi-
cient work to keep one of its own
members busy it may procure the ser
vices of an organizer whose time Is
not wholly occupied at some othel
point in the district.
To present an illustration, w. A
Stretch has been appointed organizer
for the two new camps of Hollenbeck
and Lookout Mountain, both located IN
good fields, but neither by itself is
extensive enough to occupy MS IN
dividual attention. With this method
employed throughout the district there
is justification for the prediction that
every camp will show marked IN
crease in it's membership during tine
coming year
The neighbors of Vernon camp, with
Organizer Hollands, are causing the
membership increase pot to boil at a
lively rate Thanksgiving day twenty
nine applications had been passed on
for the month OF November, ana WIN
a few days more to conclude the month
the total will approximate thlrty-tlVe
The camp is planning to fifty cele-
hrate it's fifth anniversary December
g. at which time a large class Will DE
introduced, including candidates from
the several Orange county camps tne
neighbors of which have been speclally
invited to be present. vernon camp
will elect it's officers next Ihursday
night. ,,,
The attendance of Fremont camp
last Thursday night was not as larse
as usual However, those who dld at
tend passed the evening pleasantly al
the card tables. Next Thursday nlgll'
election of officers will take place, also
n class of candidates viii receive the
protection degree.
Los Angeles camp held a short busl-
ness session Friday night, NoVerlp@el per
l8, adjourning to allow the members
and visitors to enjoy an evening d.
cards. Progressive high flVe was tne
game Mayed, Consul Commander Dan
hing of David camp winning first
prize-a pocket knife. Apples, pop
corn. clay pipes and tobacco were also
a Fart of the equipment to produce
the enjoyment. oo e,r
At the last meeting of No. 4O2, Tour
applications were received. The camp
is increasing in attendance ana lh'el-
est. .,i;
EAST Lake CAM passed on six appll-
cations and conducted initiation at the
meeting last Tuesday night. Electloh
of officers will take place next Iues-
day night. r,.,ol,
Carnation camp, at Redondo Beach
hos elected the following officers: c.
7 Funk. consul commander; r. d. Bal
lard. adviser lieutenant; C. c. Palmer
banker: ]. F. Lerch, clerk; F. L: Crew
watchman; A. A. Houty, sentry; - j
e, witt. S. C. Lindsey and John scott,
managers Carnation camp. mas no no
membership campaign on puI eApeC.a =
soon to employ an organizer and ado
many new names to the camp regis
fer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
DELEGATES ARE SELECTED
FOR SESSION OF LAWYERS

Twelve delegates from the Los An
geles County Bar association to the
meeting of the California Bar associa-
ton at Blanchard hall December and
7, when the state organization VIII
convene in this city for the first time,
were named yesterday. They are Will
liam j. Hunsaker, James A. Gibson,
~. g. Wright, Wheaton A. Gray, Oscar
c. Mueller. Henry w. O'Melveny, Os-
car A. Trippet, Walter Leeds, George
J. Denis, Ward Chapman, Jeff p.
Chandler and r. J. Dillon.
Meetings will be held twice daily and
all members of the county association
may attend as frequently as they de-
sire, whether official delegates or not
1t is expected that 100 delegates will
come from all parts of the state to the
meeting. One of the entertainments
to be offered them is banquet at the
Hotel Alexandria the night of Decem-
ber g.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
ROYAL ARCANUM

, At the meeting of Los
=. Angeles council No. 1889,
2 Royal Arcanum, Novem-
NJ ber II, the sad report was
.[giVen of the recent death
2 of three members.
EnllnANinnc the cInSn nf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

A good attendance Is
n oAtnE6Rn urged at the meeting OF
S lBy the Presidents and Past
s.T y. Presidents ASSOCIATION
k47SS, ,A'9FS December at 1880 O'CLOCK.
EXk3st1Se IL is the aim to revive in
terest in the association
and make plans for the meetings dur,
ing the winter season. Inc OiliceI9 O's..1.
club will not in any way conflict with
the workings of this association as
membership requirements are not the
same. neither are the aims or obJects.
Hermosa lodge No 80 announces that
the entertainment Monday evening
will be in the hands of the Dramatic
club Much attention is centered III
the meeting for December b, at Whlcn
the musical spelling school conducteo
by the supreme president JaIlles "a
Foshay, will be the attraction. Curlos-
ity is ripe, as everybody knows the
erstwhile schoolmaster will be IN MS
elements. ,
The third annual ball and recep-
+ion will he given in the Home Offlce
building on New Years eve. Two
tickets will be allowed each meinper
who secures a beneficiary melhper'
refreshments will be served in the
hanm,nt room and instrumental music
in each hall for dancing, while varied
program will be carried on elsewhere
in the building. For those who do not
care to dance, cards Will be a feature
of the entertainment
one of the progressive moves or the
CITY lodges during the last month mas
heen the organization OF an OIllcers
club of the Fraternal Brotherhoou ol
the city of Los Angeles which states
IN its constitution that its objects are
to mite fraternally all officers of the
los Angeles lodges in an organized
body for the following purposes:
For mutual assistance in the pet
terment of the lodge work
o-For more effective rendition OF
the ritualistic work of the society.
3-To assist distressed members VINO
are deemed worthy and whose mem
bership in the order is outside of the
city of Los Angeles.
4-To establish and MAINTAIN an enl-
ployment bureau. :,
5-To establish and maintain tund
to carry out these objects.
The following officers were elected TO
serve until the first annual electlon
which will be held on the second sat
urday in June, 1911: IT,
President. DR.. C. NJ. Anderson; wee
president. Mrs. Mildred Moulton; sec
retarv- treasurer, Mrs Alice E. ]. Roby
The following additional were
elected members of the executive com
mittee: George Hood, G. w. Bailey Il.
G. Mather and Allen Durand.
Arrangements have been made TO
hold regular meetings at the Home Or
flee building on the second Saturday
of each month, and the following
standing committees have been Sc
lected and will probably be added to
later: Finance, visitation. social. en-
tertainment, reception, educational and
publicity
The first duty of the social commit
tee will be to assist the supreme sec
retary, H. V. Davis, In making ana
executing plans for the New Years
ball and reception.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
COURT FREES MASKED MAN
WHO GAVE WOMAN FRIGHT

George Smith, an itinerant, arrested
= thursday night as a suspected holdup
man, was released from custody by or
der of Police Judge Frederickson yes
terday morning when Miss Stella Ty-
nan, the prosecuting witness admitted
she had asked FIR Smiths arrest after
becoming badly frightened by the man.
according to Miss lyman, Smith was
seen adjusting a mask to his face near
the young woman's home at 81 So
lano, Thursday night She admitted
in court that the man made no suspi-
cious move toward her and that she
asked Patrolma. Pautz to arrest Smith
because she was afraid he might have
done something"