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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

Igen, Lon CLANCY, lehet misterium
publikumnak, de vegul ezek az alarcok
mem lehctnek ttokzatosak azoknak, a
Xix vele cgyiitt dolgoznak alland6an.
Azonban megis ICY van, Lon meg
azok szamara is rejtveny marad, akik
vele egyiitt dolgoznak illand6an.
Amikor "j6estet" kivannak neki Il
napi mnnka utan, mindcnki Lous B.
Mavcrt6l kezdve eg6szcn n legalazato-
sabb iroda szolgaig, mindcnki ICY bu-
csuzik t6lc: +" j6ejszakat, Lon. A
miiteremb6l cgycnesen haza megy es
aztan, ha bccsukta otthonanak az alta
lat, kizarta maga utan felvilagot
maidncm minden vonatkozasban. Sen
XII sem tudja, hogy Lon Chaney NIT
csinal a napi munkaja utan. ct meg
sohasem latthk f6lvilag hangos, Ell
szakai berkeibcn, vagy mulat6helyein.
Sohasem jelenik meg Macy megnyito-
kon, vagy ahol filmstarnak illik meg
jclcnni.
Nasarnaponke ent csendesen elmegy
esaladjaval valahova k6rny6krc, vagy
elkcveredik nep k0ze, ahol senki nem
ismeri fel ct. O inkabb ismeretleniil
me ghuz6dik valamelyik olcs6 nepmozi
cgyik dlesen, minthogy megjelenjen a
Macy iinnepelyes bemutat6kon, ahol
nagv dobbal hirdetik: "Na, nezzetek,
tit van hires star!''
Tod Browning, a rendez0je, ugy me-
vezte ell OF: Egg szinesz aki ugy 81,
mint egy allamhivatalnok O maga
AIT tartja, hogy az 8 munkdja es szi.
neszkedese a k0z0nseg tulaj ajdona, de a
privat elete, nem...
Ha hazater es becsukta az ajtajat,
scnki nem k0vetheti 6t... Senki, meg
legbizalmasabb munkabaratai KOHL
sem voltak az otthonaban... Mindig ta-
voltartotta n munkaiat az otthonat6l.
Otthon pihcn, olvas, vagy ujsagba
melyed es amator fotografiakat keszit,
vagy kedvenc temajaval kemiaval
IOgtaIKOZlk. ErTOl dZOHDdn iieTH Ienet
vclc beszelni. Ez titok. Es q mindig
udvariasan kiter valaszadas el6l.
Mem kel hinni, nincsen semmi XIII
I0n0sebb baj Lon CLANCY k6rIl. O ma
GA szokta mondani: "Nem vagyok XII
lone =. Csak eppen olyan vagyok, mint
t6bbi ember. Ha egy.egy hivatalnok,
vagy munkas munkab6l hazaterS en-
Der haza megy lakasaba, mem viszi
magaval munkajat, vagy k6nyve-
it. Hat miert ne lehetne egy szinesz-
nek is meg ez szabadsdga es joga
ngy elni, ahogy akar... Pihenni akarok,
inert en- AIT hiszem beszelni, jatszani,
gondolkozni, az mind mnnka. Mi4rt
kclljen nekem ezeket hazavinni la
kasomba. TermAszetesen az alarca Is
a maszkjai nagyban hozz&segitik 6t eh-
hez inkognitdhoz. 8 vegigmehet q
legegyszeribb ruhaban az utcan, belle
hcycrcdhct t0megbe, senki sem fogja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

BRIDGEPORT szOvETSEG

A Magyar Seg6lyzo Szovetstg
(BridgeportD, helyi osztalyanak
vczet6s6ge kohl tagokkal, hogy
vasarnap, majus l5-en, delutan 2
oral kezdettel lesz megtartva a
gyiiles.
Az 0ssztagsagot keri a vezet6-
seq a megjelenesre. A targysoro-
zat mindenkit erdekel, a vitab0l
vegye XII minden cgyes tag a ma
ora reszet.
Hatralekosok tegyenck eleget
vallalt k0telesseguknek.
A vasarnapi gyiileS a szokott
hclyen, ref. templom basement
jeben lesz megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

CORA kctt6se, valamint Balask6
Margit szol6ia Gszintc clismcrtst
erdcmel.
Simonovszky [onka pompas
tnck4zamait, Balask0 Margit es
0zv. Mihok Sandornt kistrtc zon-
goran. Az iskoazott hangu, tnck-
miiveszn6 eggyel ismet szaporitot-
ia sikereinek szamat.
Az ifjusaggal foglalkozott be-
szedeben idb. norvath Istvan.
Frank es Joseph Davis klarin6t-
saxophone kett6se mindenkinek
nagyon tetszett
Besz6det mondott meg Brogley
Ferenc aleln0k is, aki az anyakat
k0sz0nt0tte.
F0t. Varlaky Sandor pltbanos.
egy hatalmas cSokorral ajandtkoz
ia meg Mrs. Konyat, akinck XII
lcnc gyermeke van.
Maid tea Is ennival6 kcriilt fel-
Szolgalasra
A minden tekintctbcn nagySi-
keru, szep es. maradando cmlekii
est megrendez6s6hez gratulahlnk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

Varga Istvan--0zv. SzGkely
Denesne.

A Youngstown magyarsag egy-
TX k0ztiszteletnek 0rvend6, mum
kas Is derek tagja, a Kiskapus,
Udvarhely megyei illet6segii Var
ga Istvan, aprilis 29-en hazassa-
got k0t0tt 0zv. Szekely D6nesne-
vel (Beaverfalls, Pa.
Az egyhazi eskiiv0 utan, Var
gaek uj otthonuk ban vendegil
lattak barataikat, ismeroseiket. A
minden elism crest megerdemlG va
csora alatt, a felk0sz0ntok eges2
sora hangzott ell
A fatal parnak szivbol gratu-
lalunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

Ternseszetesen anat6miaval... EFT azo1l
ban megcsinalni, evek hossml tanulma
nya es mnkaja5 kell...
A mechanical titka az 3 mask ianaas
termeszetesen - a festek. De keveri
5ket, az titka termeszetesen. De, ha
elmondana ezeket a titkdkat, AZ sem
ielentenc italian sokat, inert hiszen a
mi neki j6 az mas embernek italian mem
is volna EGYALTALAN j6. Ez eppcn
olyan, mint egy par cip6 mondja
lion = - az egyik ernbernek j6, a ma
siknik szoritja labat...
Lon Ohaneynek nincscn olyan ilkh-
zidja, sem mint egy masik szinesznek
O tudja, mi egy skier Is mi egy blkas.
Mem lehet OF dics6rni... o azonban le
het . .sikcrnek tr6nian, sohascm fog
ellustulni, vagy 6ppen mcgallani. Al
land6an tanul tanulmanyoz. Olvas es
n6zi n kepeket sasszemmel. o mondja
mindeg: "Edison amikor feltalalta a
fonografot, 3 sem ALT meg, hanem to-
vabb gondolkozott 6s dolgozott. Mem
ALT meg pihenni. akkor sem, amikor
feftalilta n mozit Tovabb ment. Ep
igy van szin6szettel is. Alland6an
dolgozni. feltalalni ujat keresni IS ha-
ladn Mines id6 plhenni vagy lezen-
geni. LtzengGknok mindig fizetni keli,
egv vagv mas uton.
Sz6val megy q maga ntjan. Tanul.
mhnyoz, tanul dolgozik, nj es2mskcn
! es jatsza AZ 3 szerepeit... Es...
F;s aztan haza megy, es beesukja az
| ajt6t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
KERESZT SZENTELES

A R6ZsafiiZer TarSulat kereszt
Szentelesi iinnepsege majus 22-en,
vasarnap a SIT. Istvan magyar
r6mai kath. templomban, nagymi-
Sc kerettben fog lefolyni.
A tarsulat tagjai keretnek, hogy
az iinnepsegen feltetleniil jelenje-
mex meg.
Keresztsziil0knek, minden ka-
tholikus ferfit es not, szeretettel
felker a R0zsafiizer Tarsulat.
A sep es felemel0 egyhazi i'm
nepsegre felhivjuk olvas6ink fl
gyelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
NAGYsIKERtt EST

A reformatus egyhaz Lorantf-
fly Zsuzsanna N6egylete, kedveS
iinnepseget rendezett vasarnap
este az ANYAK NAPJA alkal-
mab6l.
Az estnek kiil0n erdekesseget
k0lcs0nz0tt az a k0riilmeny, hogy
azon csupan anyak 6s leanyok vet
tex reszt, kivetelt cSak az egyhaz
lelkesze eS a helyi lap szerkeszt6-
.ie kepezett.
Az est folyaman, a miisorsza-
mok egymast k0vettek, mind
egyik 0sszefiiggesben allott a nap
jelent6segevel. Enekszamok, sza-
valatok, szepseges-szep magyar
n6tak. beszedek es felolvasasok
hangzottak ell.
A miisor leperg6se utan, a lea
nyok parolg6 teat es izletes site
m6nyeket szerviroztak.
A vasarnapi kedves iinnepseg
felejthetetlen emleket vesett a
szivekbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

8t fclismcrni.. Az & elete olyan egy
szerii, mint egy hivatalnoke, vagy egy
mnnkasembere Es exert tartjak 5t misz
tfrikusnak Hollywoodban. Ha haza
megy, akkor pihenni akar. Ha pedig
szabadshga van filmgvart6l, akkor
felpakkolja csaladjat es kinney
hegyek k6z6 es meg ujsagot sem olvas...
Ez mem egy p6z t6le Mert hiszen, ha
p62 volna, ncm hivna ot mindenki csak
ICY: "Lon'.
A munkanAl Lon CLANCY kettGs en-
Der. Kombinaci6ja szinesznek 6s n
feltalal6naR.. Kttked6 agy... Mindcn-
r6l akaria tndni, hogy miert van ICY,
vagy ugy... o tudni akarja es ismeri az
i7mok mindcn rczdiilds6t es mozgasat.
0 tndatosan tudia, hogy NJ are milyen
izmaival ,milyen indulatot lehct kife-
jezn. o tanubmany targyava tette az
arcot, mint egy g6pezctet, ahol minden
paranessz6ra miikodik. O megtanulta,
hogy mindcn izom mire val6. Ez az
8 lcgnagyobb titka annnk, hogy az
alarcai olyan t6k6letcsck O nom kombi
ualia ~ ;ilarcait fest6kb6l Is izomb6l.
EFT meg scnki sem tudta lcutanozni.
Az 6 Quasi mond0ia, Fantom az Ope-
rahazban, Singapore Joe, Road to Man
daley, vagy Tell il TO the Marines. mind
toktlctes alarcok...
Az are mondja Lon CLANCY -
az i2mokb0l van megkOnSt rualya. AZ
arc egy gepezct. FL mem titok, vagy jo-
vend6mondAs. Ezt mindtg trGsen az
agyban kell tartani... Anat0mia. A ne
z6teren lekot0tt agyaknak mindeg az
izmok igaN munkajat kell adni... Igaz
max, termeszetesnek kell lenni. Ha csal
nj probal az ember, az emberek mind
jart ait fogjak modani: 6" Ez mem ter
meszetes.' Es mar mem hisznek.. We
gyiik peldaul a kezet - mondja tovabb
Lon CLANCY. Ugycbar, ujj van rajta.
Ifa hozzatcnnenk cgyet, az tcrmeszct-
ellcncs vOlna. llyen ~ are is, ha tulO-
zunk, vagy t0bbct mutatunk, mint Il
mi tcrmeszctese, vagy amt n termesze-
tcs izmok prodpkalhatnak, ~ mar hi
bas.. Mindcn izInot fel lchet kiil0n.
b6z6k&pen arnyekolni, minden sarokb6l
ykiindnlva fellehet epiteni egy areot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
SZIvES TUDOMASUL

Egy keressel fordnlunk olvas0-
inkhoz.
Rev6sz Szerkeszt6nk szombaton
hajnalba elutazik egy heti szabad
sagra. Mindazok, akik lap, vagy
a nyomda iigyeben a szerkeszt0-
seget keresik, delutan 4-6 k0z0tt
j0jjenek az irodaba, mivel Meme
nyi f0szerkeszt6 akkor lesz oft
talalhato.
Ha vaFakinek fontos es siirgos
elintezni val6ja van, az VINDl-
GATOR szerkeszt6segeben keresse
Nemenyi f6szerkesztot, telefonsza
ma 4-1181. IN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
RENDKIVtjLI GYttLEs
A Verhovay Egylet campbelli fl
6kjanak tagjai figyelmebe.

a Verhovay Segely Egylet camp
belli, 321-ik fi6kja majus 21-en,
szombaton este Z 80 kezdettel, a
rendcs gyiilesteremben, 124 Robin
son Road, rendkiviili gyiilest tart.
A fi6k minden egyes tagja k6-
retik a megjelenesre, a. gyulesen
a zaszl6szentefesi ilnnepS6g keriil
targyalasra.
Tartsa minden egyes tag ma
gyar k0telessegenek a megiele-
nest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
HELYREIGAZ1TAS

IIapunk mutt hcti szamaban 6zv.
Galambossy Gyorgyne k0sz0nct-
nyilvanitasab6l - Sajnalatos to-
vcdes folytan - a koszorukat kill
d0k sorab0l kimaradt a SIT. Ist-
van Egylet rs Ilodory Istvan es
csaladjana neve.
Tevedesiinkert >szives elnezest
k6riink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
IL Q NJ
Lon CLANCY, az ezerarcu, legpurita-
nabb ember Hollywoodban.

Mindcnki csak ugy hivja 6t: Lon.
Csak ICY "Lon'' 6s cnnck a bizalmas
clncvczesnek is dacara, megis leg
titokkatosabb ember a fNmvilagban.
Igen, mindenki fimiparban ugy $50
litja OF: Lion y, mintha legbizalma-
sabb baratja volna mindenkinek -
azonban senki sem ferhet hozza kozel,
senki mem ismeri ct lajdonkeppen.
Val6ban, egy furcsa paradox ez az
ezerarcu ember, cz a balj6slatu terem-
t6se s0t6t alvilagnak az egyik mask
rcjtveny, mint Mr.. WI. Mindig alarc-
ban jelenik meg a pubhkum el6tt, soha
sem latiuk az igazi arcat
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
'PEACHES' MAY 60
 INTO VAUDEVILLE
Also Has Several Night Club
 Offers

New York. March 23.-tP- Frances Peaches Browning was somewhat more optimistic today over loss Of the separation suit against her wealthy husband, Ed ward w. Browning.
 I've got sl5o in the bank, my apartment rent Is paid until the first Of April-and who knows but the tide may turn by then" said "Peachcs."
 March always was my hoodoo month anyway. That's the month in which I met Mr. Browning. And now Judge Seeger's decision comes in March,"
 Peaches" who attended q Broad way show last night with a young man escort, says she has numerous vaudeville and night club offers but has not decided whether she will accept any of them.
 Henry Epstein, her counsel, said Mrs. Browning will not seek an annulment. pointing out that under the laws of New York state she is entitled 10 dover rights amounting to nearly s5OO,000 in case of the death Of Mir. Browning.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

denly he noticed that She was standing.
 "Teddy." he exclaimed, jumping Up and catching her two hands in his, I'm an ili-mannered boob let ting you stand here all this time. Forgive me, Ted girl,'
 She smiled q little trem ulously, quick 70 note the tenderness in his tone. He drew her over to the visitors chair near his desk and gently forced her into 1t.
 And you want tn 'la,os. bes, scllcr,'" he said cnce more and for the third time, his eyes dWell- ing adnirlnsly on the round, white arms. "A love story, Teddy?"
 She nodded, afraid to trust her voice just then. But the light that lies in woman's eyes was 'rickily revealing the story she :ondly imagined lay safely locked within the void ot her humping heart.
 Don noted the soft luminosity in the brown orbs and his throat contracted Tn manner strangely painful. His thoughts flashed back 10 that moment in the sub-cellar. Teddy loved him. Was he really sorry after all? She was undcni- ably sweet and lovable. Was he likely ever to find another?
 (To Be Continued)
 Is Teddy TIE girl? Don debates the question in his mind. Read the next instalmcnt
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
COMING
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

10 join in the battle.
 II was just then that Sammy Jay noticed Black Pussy coming swiftly across thc yard. Thief Thief. Thief" he screamed at the top Of his lungs. His voice was so loud and his voice was so harsh that even Bully and Winsome heard i.. Both knew from the mere sound that there was a common danger. Win some let go. Without waiting to oven glance around both he and Bully flew .1. They were just in titae. Black Pussy was almost with in jumping distance of the place where they had been tumbling about on the grass. Then all the birds screamed at Black Pussy. un- til in disgust she turned and walk cd away. Then Bully remembered that house. He looked over to it. Mrs. skinner was sitting in the doorway.
 The next story -'Bully Brings a Mob"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

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New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
Quicksands of Love Adele Garrison's New Phase of
 lR9cyelutions Of q Wife

not understand. I knew that Dicky Ee must run amuck because had gone motoring with Philip Vcritzcn
 He had too many similar excursions Of his own 10 remember. Yet ] /. could think ot no other possible ! grievance which would make his eyes look at mg with 'he absolute loathing I had seen in them. Un- 1 Icss-what mischief might not Edith . Fairfax have been plotting against me?
 1 pushed the idea away iron me. Tor il implied the hateful corollary ot Dicky's listening to malicious in situations concerning mo-and be- . lieying them. l was not yet ready to credit that Of him. for l knew Am 10 be chiEa.rousIy high-minded But the effort Of rcpUlsing it. to- re'her with my worry over my hus- bands strange behavior interfered most deplorably with my work, and d, last in despair Of accomplishing anything, l unircsscd and went to bed, switching on my reading lamp and taking q magazine in the hope Of reading myself to sleep.
 But the lines blurred, and the type danced before my eyes, and I realized that the hands which held the magazine were trembling vio- lently. l laid the book down and forced my muscles to quietude, but I could not induce the forgetting sleep I craved. I could hear Dicky in the living-room pacing up and down restl"ssly, but as that IS common custom Of his when he is thinking out anything which is puzzling him. no matter how tritling, I was not sure that he was concerning himself with thoughts of me.
 After a while h. went into his own room, and for q long time there vas silence. and l guessed that he had gone to sleep al- mos, had drowsod off myself when l heard q queer sort Of sound be- tween q moan and shout. l. cam" again and noiselessly I got out Of bed, stole 10 Dicky's door and set it aiar. He Wss having q night marc-something he had not had in years and my first impulse was to go 10 him and waken him as I always had done before. Then the words ne was speaking momon;arily robbed me of speech or motion.
 Damn her, damn her. damn her. Oh, my God, Edc, IL can't be true"
 Copyright, 1927, by Newspaper
 Feature Service, Inc,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

The worst thing about a quarrel is that all the noiEhborhood soon knows it. In fact many Of the ncighbors are inclined to take part. Quarrels are dreadful things. yet, strange as it may seem, they seem 10 furnish some people with a lot Of pleasure. Bully. the English Sparrow. would rather fight than cat. and he is q glutton at that.
 Of course when Bully took pos ef ssion Of the little house in Farmer Browns dooryard, the house that Skinner, the Swallow, and Mrs. Skinner had been looking at, he vas deliberately looking for trouble, There are people who fight silently, but Bully isn't that kind. He dearly loves to hear his own voice. A fight without noise wouldn't he any fight at all to Bully. So there was q great racket when MT. and Mrs Skinner tried 10 get Bully out Of that little house. Right away all the feathered folk within hearing flew over there. You know, feather d folk are just like human folk Just start q fight and everybody within hearing will hurry to see il.
 Winsome Bluepird heard the fuss and, knowing by experience that probably Bully, the English Spar row. was at rhe bottom of the trouble, he hurried over to Farm er Browns dooryarl. Now iS Win some couldn't have that house for himself there is no one be would rather have get 1t than Skinner and Mrs. Skinner. So when he got up there and saw Bully sitting in the doorway Of that house he had almost the same feeling he would have had if tha' house had been his own. He forgot aH aboUt the way Skinner and Mrs. Skinner had tried 10 drive him away. when all 1e wanted was 10 be neIEhhorly. f's, sir. h. forgot all about that.
 "Tn help you" he cried, aa Skim mcr came sailing post him. 'Ill hclp you, skimmer,'
 lIc Gnw straight for that house where Bully sa, in The doorway. Fully saw him coming and yelled 'ouder than ever. Now Winsome Hiucblrd has a very good bill and Bully has a great deal oC respect for it. But still be held his place in 'he doorway. Wius1mo lowered in front Of him and Bully struck at his hard as Ge coulI Winsomo saw his chance and caught Bully by Inc back Of thr neck. Then Win some pulled and Bully pulled and all The other birds gathered around and screamed and made such racket that Black Pussy. Farmer Browns cat, poEod her head ont of the barn to see what was going on.
 Bully dii his best to stay in that doorwav but Winsome was too big and too strong for him. Presently Bully lost hls hold and tumbled out, Down to the ground they went to- Eether, fighting as hard as they could. My my such q racket as the rest Of Inc birds made. Such a noise was too much for Mrs. Bully and she came out to see what the trouble was When she saw Bully 'lnhlinr about on the grass with NAaSouas Blue oird she started down
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
WHAT HAS HAPPEN ED

1 WHAT HAS HAPPEN ED: Diana Brooks, beautiful daughter 1 Of Roger Brooks, owner and pub i and a chain Of nine other newspa- i pors, was kidnapcd and then re- | leased. unlurmed. Her father is en- gagged in d persistent fight against
 the corrupt administration of Ca
 tawba City and through the medium l Of the Times. redoubles his scathing 1 attacks on politicians of the Ring
 and defies the Underworld. 1 4 few days later Brooks himself 1 disappears. Donald keene, literary ] editor. in an attempt to locate ! Brooks, is wounded and forced to remained entombed for 90 hours in | sub cellar With him Is Edna Cred ! dy) Farrell. his ward and Sob Sis ter, of the Times. She effects their rescue and while both are in hos
 pital. Roger Brooks suddenly reap pears.
 Out of gratitude, and because he has learned that Teddy loves him.
 Don asks her 10 marry him. She
 refuses, realizing that he does not care for her as she cares for him.
 Roger Brooks, on his return,
 finds that Brooks newspaper stock
 is being manipulated and suspects
 John ". Walden. member of a
 prominent law firm, of being in-
 volved in the plot 10 wreck the Brooks organization. He visits Walden, who maintains an ovasive attitude. Brooks continues his in vostigations and tells Bill Garfield. city editor, that Walden has been hlackmailing him for years.
 NOW GO ON.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
COLCHESTER PAY TRIBUTE

Colchester, Conn, March 93 (Pt- The funeral Of Mrs. Emily Ransom, senior alumnae of Bacon academy was held from her late home yester- day afternoon. Mrs. Ranson gave to the town the Eanson school build ing and the hall now occupied hy Wooster lodge of Masons. The town school committee ordered tho school flag at half staff during the funeral and the school children stood at attention as the funeral cortege passed.
 Burial was in Linewood cemetery.