Connecticut western news., 1913-10-23

perpetuate the best traditions of the communities in which they live.
 Judge F. A Jewell. of New Hartford, outlined all the principles for which the Bald-Head Club of America stands, in- cluding republicanism, democracy, woman suffrage, anti-sutfrage, free sil. yer, the gold standard. free trade, high tariff, etc. He had lot of fun at the expense of his fellow lawyers around the festive board, which was immensely enjoyed by the laymen, and struck responsive chord that promptly brought the whole assemblage to a standing posi-. ton when he proposed rising vote of thanks to President Orr for his indefati gable work in the interest of the Club.
 It was just 80 m. Friday morning when the company rose from the tables and sang America" as a final expres- sion of tAeir patriotic satisfaction. after didn't. More than half the crowd de parted in automobiles, some starting for Pittsfield, Winsted, Litchtield and other places, more or less remote, but every body expressing the utmost satisfaction with the complete success of the second annual banquet, and their firm resolve to attend the 1914 feast at Winsted.
 The complete toast list was as follows:
 John Rodemeyer. Postmaster. Hon. l.. T. Tiugier. Lieutenant Cover. | t.rha al aF Mind"
 Hon. Wm. H. Corbin, Tax Commis siouer, "The Protective Tear.off on Wool"
 MT. J. E. Dennis. "How to Deal with the Dandruffians."
 Mir. J. H.. Sterling, "Hair. Raising "Reminiscences.
 L. J. Nickerson, Esq, "Pompadour ct ux vs. Spitcurls ct al. .'
 Mr. H. O. Clough, rribulations of a Bald Up Man "
 s. A. Herman, Esq, Shampoo She. Enannigan."
 Philip Troup. Esq. "The Seductive Bay Rum Cocktail"
 MT. P. Davis Oakley, "Watching the Fringe Grow Narrow"
 1 MT. Walter Prichard Eaton, "Polished Gentlemen have Met"
 Judge F. A. Jewell, "Why is Hair P
 The banquet arrangements were il charge of the following committee President R. J. Orr, Secretary A. P Chapman, H. B. Ives, George J. Vogel John Rodemeyer.
 Reception committee. Dr. H. l., Ross F. A. Baker. w. W. Norton, R. H Whitford. Dr. J. G. Adam, l.. H. Adams Dr. o. ". Camp and the members of th, banquet committee.
 Seated at the speakers table were besides the toastmaster. P. Davi Oakley. of Hartford Philip Troup, o
 New Haven L. J. Nickerson, of Wes Cornwall; Tax Commissioner Wm. H Corbin, of Hartford President R. Orr, of Pittsfield J. H. Sterling. O New Haven Coroner s. A. Herman, of , Winsted; Walter Prichard Eaton, O , Stockbridge Rev. F.. c. Gillette, of Ca naan H. O. Clough, of Deep River Judge F. A. Jewell, of New Hartford Other members present were: Dr
 John G. Adam, Lester H. Adams, F. A Baker, W. M Barnum, John T. Bartle f A. P. Briggs. R. E. Burbank, W. H I Bradford. J. G. Clarke, F. k. Collin, L r P. Case, Dr. O. W. Camp, R. A. Como, s A. P. Chapman, J. H. Cole. Dr. L, w Coley, F. E. Egleston, Timothy Fox, A
 H. Goslee, E. s. Geer, G. D. Harrison J. R. Harrison, W. H. Hart, Jame e Hinchey, Horace E. Holt, H. B. Ives, J. F D Judd, John Karl, James Karl, Rudolph r Karl, Ernest Karl, B. F. Karl, H. X I Johnson, D. D. Kyle. w. I. Kellogl e Chas. Kellogg, c. A. Lindell, M. Lu, . M. Lambert, W. W. Norton, James MC 6 Mfr, G. H. Oldfeld, F. G. Parmelee, R f D. Pierce, G. H. Peck, L. O. Rhoades 2 J. k. Rhoades, pr. H. L. Ross, M. l Il Snow, w. J. Shook. k. M. Segear
 Grant Shultis, k. A. Simonds, O. W , Sloper, Geo. J. Vogel, E. w. Warne n A M. Williams, H. K. Whitford, I a H Whitford, T. +. Watson. Frederic
 Yutzler, Kenneth Wynne, Dad Barbe !