New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

Ilough. Buel J. Ferguson, J, F, Cox, and Charles F, olin,
 Committee on floats, Judge Will 1 liam J. Malone. chairman, Ernest T. | Belden, James T. Mather, Frank W, ! Dutton. William E, Robbins, Edgar 1. Dayy. Harry M, Perkins, c, Erie Waldo, Fred Burger Chester Crit tendcn, 0. J. Mitchell, NIT, c. T. Blanchard, Mrs. Gertrude Ouimct Catherine Lee, Mrs C, NJ. Pfennig B. F. Root, James c. Dobson and A, F. Trothier,
 Music committee: James l.. Mur- ray, Fred A. Hempstead, William T. Leishman, A, II, Breckbill. Frank Large, ". r, Calder, Joseph r, O'Conncll, Henry Cote, George ka- fakalos, Mrs Henry C. Spring, Mrs, John kloss, Mrs. Emily Brown, Mrs. Mary Hughes, P. J. Cook, Frank S. Merrill and Allen Dresser,
 Military ball committee, Charles T. Blanchard, chairman, W. Kenneth Sessions, F. G. Hughes, Frank W. Option, Morton C. TrcadwaN Albert r. Stark. Frank Large. Ralph Irwin, Joseph Terrier, Mrs. H. Wells Tay' Tor, Homer II. Judd, G, M, pfennig, F. c. Johnson, George s. Beach, John T. Chidscy, Charles r. Olin, Fuller r. Barnes, William l., Rob bins, Chester Crittondcn Joseph Smithwlck, Adolph King, Mrs. Jos eph E. Sessions, Harry C, Barnes, Catherine Lee, E. r. Hedderson, r. J. Cook, Charles F. Sanford, E. 0. Bernard, Joseph Goodonow, Fo)fe E, Rowe, Newell Moulthrop, r. Harold Eaton, E. E. Root, Joseph P. OCon- nell, Iona Gustafson, Louis w. Wheeler, Mrs. John Kloss, Frank $. Graves and William T. Lcishman.
 Banquet committee: Noble F. Fierce, chairman; Joseph F. pu;ton, Judge & Russell Mink, Judge Will liam J. Malone. Judge Joseph M. Donovan, Captain Arthur LaRocque, | Captain Ernest Merrill, William N. DeRosier, J. Fay Douglas, Harry $. McKinstry. Edward II. Allen, Mrs Mary Hughes, Mrs. C. M. Pfcnnig. i Mrs. Bertha o. Beach, Harry II. Browne, Charles F. Olin, Charles Joy. w. A. Temple, John Donnelly, ! Dewitt Page, W. F. lngraham, Judge Epaphroditus Peck, Frank s. Merrill. James l.. Murray, Frank J. Emmett. George Blackall Harry C. PolhiN, Harold r. Cook, +. K, Lins- lev. Mrs. Emma Crittenden, Mrs Henry C. Spring, Albert Nuilloumior, Mrs. Perry N. Holley. Mrs, Albert Sessions, Joseph Landry, Carmne
 Polurbo, Charles T. TroadVay Les ter G. Siguurncy, Arthur s. Barnes
 Joseph 5. Sessions. W. F. Hough.
 Earl J. Arnold. W. E. Farley, George
 R. Stanwood, George G. Gustatson,
 Samuel w. Steele, Jr,, Miss Alice
 Brown, Carl 4. Reiche, Mrs. Arthur
 s. Barnes, and Mrs. Charles C. Hall.
 Committee on Public Decorations: Oscar Anderson, chairman; Nllllam A. VanNess, J. Fay Douglas, w. k. Blatherwlck, George Blackall, Fred "A. Hempstead, Earl J. Arnold,
 Homer II. Judd, James T. Mather and Ray K. Linsley. This commit
 tee Is incomplete.
 Publicity committee: Earl J. Ar mold, chairman: Charles r. Olln' Arthur s, Barnes, Harry C. Polhilh
 K. F.. Rowe, Albert P. Stark, James r. Linnane, Raymond (. Kilduf and Thomas A. Tracy.
 Th, next meeting of the general committee will be held on Friday
 evening, January 16 in the city court
 room.
 TeIlowCraft Club Elects.
 The recently organized Fellow
 craft club elected officers at q meet ing held in the Masonic Temple on
 Saturday evenings. az follows; Mas ter Of the light, Albert Nueiiimeur:
 master of the square, Dr. C. J.
 Moore; master of the plumb, A. D.
 Somcrs; master Of the level, Ed ward Dunning; secretary, Lawrence
 Euskey; treasurer, Walter Yale. The club was organized early this
 month and at the present time there are about 200 members, The club is a social organization composed Of : members of the Masonic fraternity Br-r-r-r-r-r.
 This city experienced one Of the coldest days of the winter yesterday when the cold wave struck, causing . thermometers about the city 10 SC , below the zero mark, Temperatures as low as 10 degrees below zero . were reported yesterday morning . and throughout the day tho tenn . pcrature was well down, keeping many indoors.
 Although the temperature WAS ? slightly higher this morning. zero . weather vas again experienced, skating Now On,
 :. The cold snap troze n. iah,S and y ponds in this vicinity 10 such a l, thickness that skating is now pos |. siblc. X few got out to enjoy tho , spor, yesterday afternoon but 'h' . biting cold kept the number luu ] itcd.
 Purchasing Association Fleets. = F. Samuel Gincjt, r. r. Man 2 chester. Frank Barnes, Paul N
 Hubbard. E. c, Dunbar and Car r Mahannah wore elected directors o h the Farmers Co-ornra'iye Purchas <. ing association at th" annual me-; S ing of tho stockholders Saturda, l evening. The reports of the officers :. which ucro read, show the associa i, tion to he in a prosperous Condi - ton The association is hsndjnj :. about Io0 cars Of grain into Bris'o r each year iu addition 70 larE
 amount Of farm machinery an