The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-12
MANY NOTABLES AT GRAND COURT
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 ing the term had been $21,535.71 and expenses $22,S10.57.
 A biennial statement of member ship showed that Waterbury court had made the biggest gain, taking in 535 new members. The total num- Der of members is shown to be 8,61S, as against 10,547 on April 1913 The net financial gain during the term is $12,1eS.25. Of 22 courts in the fun era1 fund at the last convention, have been suspended and 4 with drawn.
 The morning session closed at 12eS0 with adjournment for lunch. The afternoon session opened at o'clock when the matter Of new laws were in troduced and discussion began.
 Among the honored officials given special place on the rostrum to-day were:
 Past Grand Chief Rangers -Thom- as F. Molloy Court Housatonic, No.S II; Frank H. Wheeler, Court Marion, No. III; Joseph c. Ivers, Court Ma thaniel Wheeler, No. 92; James T. Smith, Court Alton Farrel, No 50; Edward T. Burke. Court City of Nor { wich, No. 63; Anthony Mccarthy, Court Nathaniel Wheeler, No. 92; John B. Lyddy. Court Pequonnock, No, 62. William E. Delaney, Court Charter Oak No. S6; George W. Ran dall, Court Hearts of Oak. No IS; Fred R. Candeld.l Court Tranistan, NQy l 34. Thomas O'Loughlin, Court Unity, No. 3; James c. Roach, Court Robert wallace, No. 12s; Charles W Bagley, Court Oregon. No. lSs; William J. Hayes, Court Tariffvi1le, No 3S- Other officers of the Grand Court l of Connecticut present were: Grand chief ranger, George P. Sullivan; grand sub-chief ranger Thomas F. Dowd; grand treasurer, James J. 1 Walsh: grand secretary, Thomas tCN,T dino Ia William T. Meyer; grand lecturer, M. 1 J. Duffy; grand senior woodward, Matthew M. Meske1l: grand Junior 1 woodward, William Clasby; grand sen for bead1e, Frank J. Murtha; grand l junior beadle, John M. Kilboy; grand trustees, Charles F. Drum, John F. Kilmartfn, F. J. Cunningham, Edward l A Clark, A-~A- Brouder; grand audi tors, Thomas w Convey, M J.>Cook, Peter P. Brecker; grand court board of appeals. Andrew J .Welch, Henry l G. CaInen, P. B. O'SulHvan. Following the close of today's ses- 1 sion there will be a banquet at the I Hotel SuatfieId at which fully 500 are 1 expected to be seated Supreme Chief 1 Ranger Edward P. O'Brien will be the chief speaker, followed by Supreme Financial Secretary Thomas M- Don l nelly, of Jersey City, N J.; Past Su- preme C. R., John Cosgrove, Hartford; Grand c. R., George F. Sullivan of 1 Derby and Past Grand Secretary l Frank Hagarty, Hartford. Following the banquet there will be a mammoth parade headed by the Wheeler and Wilson band through the main streets to Eagles hall where there will be big ball and cabaret 1 performances
 The delegates to the convention are:-
 Ansonia-J. F. Fitzgerald, D. Ma honey, E. L. zander. ! Avon-S. w. Eddy. Bridgeport-M- J. Clabby, F. T. Langen11an, A. Vagnoit, J. McCutch- con, J. Durlxin. J. Moran, J. F. Skane, B. J Malady, J. E. Lyddy, T. J. Mur- sphy, J. D. Resell, W H. CalIan, T. IF. Tagues J. J. Stones M. Ford, L. lWiIdfnan, J. MNOert1e, A L. Lawson, ] C. A. Nelson, N- Palatiello, L. Abrio- BrigtoHP. Cook
 BroadDrook-w. E. Hill. ". J. !, Gayton.
 Baltie-D. J.. Hines
 Berlin----J. A. Moore, w. W. Pagan Bloomfie1d-C. Dyer. t Co1linsviIle.EG- B. Maroney. B. J. Southy.
 I CromwellzJ. Retrofsky-
 Berby-T F. Flynn, s. Degnan Geo. Burns, A. F. Moff1tt, M. J. Gay | nor R. J. Leahy, J. VietelIo. l Danbury-7J. A. Stott C. H. Ba1ser, F. M- Hassan. Wn. De Young, F. w. Nowtan-
 Danie1son-P. Mullen
 East Hartford-F. Meunier. I Forestvi11e-J. F. Dutton
 Greenwich H. F'laherty,- R. Drought.
 l ,GeorgetownAJ c. Driscon I HartfordAP.s J. Silk, c. W. Sweet. I J. F. Cosgrove, E. A. Stevens, M. c. T Kennedy, A c. Kalenback, tS.1F. Me lAIear. E. D. Fox. M. F. Trely. T. Cos tello, J. Fay. F. J. Murphy, F. J. Rear don, J. P. Smith, A J. G1asson, J. Forte, A. M. Zizzama, F. J. Costi F J. Pendergast, T. J. Ward. J. M. Craig. I R. G. Li11ey, J. B. O'Nei1, J. B. Beyers, c. Cartellano.
 Hotchkissvil1e-o E. Roswell
 Jewett City.-W. H. Clark, J. welsh
 Litchhe1d@T. F. Higgins, A. Haus- man.
 Lakevilie-J. F. Pero. ,Jr..
 Mount Carmel-J- J. Kelly.
 Moosup-Ed. St. Jeans, B. H. Ward.
 Manchester-J...P O'Connor
 Meriden-G. o'Ma11ey, T. E. Gilluly E Dickenson, A. J. Belle. F. J. Dessu- rean, R. L. Lodge, P. J. McGoIdrick R. G. Butner, Jos. Karl
 New Haven-W. P. Mckinley, J. F schon, G. Trieber, F. Schwartz, D Sheehan, F. P. Ryan, w. H. Pickle P. Giangrandi,s L. Montanaro
 Naugatuck-C. Stinson, ,Thos. Carew A. Anderson, lWTn. Tookey, E.. P O'Brien, J. A. Sullivan.
 New Britain-T. D. Donlon.. w: P Farmer; J. O'Neil, Jr., w. J. Sparmer Geo. Smith, E. J. Conlon, A. H. Mar shall, A. J. Benis, J. Pendergast Thos. Duffy, B. Kieffer, J. Diemand IA. Huber, F.. J. Donlin, T. M Smith.
 Norwalk-H. J. Mccarthy, c. A Davis.
 New London-G. S. Rowland.
 New Hartford-Chas. P1uger.
 New Canaan-J. Mu1vihi11.
 Norwich-J. R. Portalance F. F Bray, D. Donahue, D. J. Donavan, F H. Quin1ey G. H. Dolan, w. T Mahoney J. F. Malone. tI PortIand-D. Cronan. Plainvi1le-Wn. Cafferty. { Io- Tr