The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-05
.OKENUCKS INSTALL. NEW OFFICERS WITH
 MUCH CELEBRATION
Many Visitors Witness Exer- cises-Joseph G. Allen Es-
 tate Totals $50, ,547.77.
cspeedal to the Farnaer.l )

SStra;tford, Jan. 5-At the regular meeting of Okenuck tribe of Red Men last evening in their wig'wam on Church street the officers recently elected were installed. Deputy Great S,ac1lesn William LounsbuTy of Bridge port presided at the installation. The officers installed were Deputy SacheTn Janr1es Vans, .Jr.; Senior Sagan1ore,5 E. L Cox. Junior Sagannore,- Ivan L. Morehoszse; Prophet John Graham, Jr.: Chief of Records. R B. Atherton; Collector of WaInpurn, Harry Meach- ern; Keeper of Wampum, E. L. >BeardsIey; Janitor, A. L. Beardsley, Musician, Harry Baldwin; Custodian. Vans, Jr.; Trustee F. w. NettIeton; Representatives ito Great Council, John Graham, Ernest Wilcox, Walter IS. Curtis and William Fryer: Alter
 mates, w. A. H1bbell, Charles Ho1nan, Harry Griffin and E. L.. Beards1ev. The 4aam was packed to the capacity with relatives and friends of the mem bers who had come to witness the cer- emony. An Interesting musical pro- gram followed the installation in which both local and o1tside talent participated. Corn and venison were served to all present.
 Trustees for the estate of Joseph G. Alien have filed their annual ae- counting which was accepted by the
 stratford probate court. The account
 
 Unclaimed Hettars at the local post office are addressed to Karl Adams,
 Mrs. F. G. Bryan, Mrs. Anna Butler. 1 Harold Hoyfe, John JeT1nuska, @; P.
 Kobosis, E. $. Lane. Mir and Mrs
 John Roberts. Richards & Go, MT.
 and Mrs. smith, Nels Sandal and Mrs. 1Georgiaalas A. Wheeler.
 The Union Campaign of Song, a. ser des of evange1istic meetings, opened
 at the Congregational church last eve ISa--c 4 A
 great chorus choir under the tifrec- ftion of Prof. Armstrong, rendered
 many G1y111ns. The services will com 4 tfnue thfoughogIt the week.
 l The home of Louis Phillips at 1880 Main street was burgFaF1zed last even ing and valuab1es consisting of stick pins. rings and other jewelry as we'll Ia ga, small amount of cash, all laG11o11nting to $2D0 was stolen. The I Phillips occupy the upstairs apart 5l home unguarded between and 6 Io,cIock. The local and Bridgeport a71- lthor1ties were notified. 1 An the contents of the off1ce belong ing to Deputy Sheriff Daniel J. Rus lseM were auctaorred off yesterday af- Frank IIa Palmer. Office chairs a desk, p1ayer-ptano and books were dis posed of. An attachment was serv- ed on Sherim Russell about six months ago for failure to pay Hafs office rent I to William Tutt4e, owner of the build ling. Most of the articles were bought I by Harold Lowell. James Lally and
 Fire C1fef Judson rnadBe purchases Il Mrs. Rosannunda FWiratpr of Ma1u tstreet, is entertaining her father. wrn c. Vwfsler from the Masonic home
 Utica, N. '. Last night Mrs, wdMtor and her father attended a. banouet I lat the Masonic Temple Bridgeport . 1giverl by the Eastern Star lodge ..
 Bridgeport.
 St. Johns lodge, MO. 8, A. F. 6 IA
 M, vii hold a regular communication
 in Odd Fellows hal, this evening. a : Walfch time, the Entered Apprentic, degree is to be conferred