New Britain herald., 1927-02-03
RED MEN GATHER FOR BIG RECEPTION Great InCohonee of U. s. to Be
 Compounce Tribe Guest REALTY MARKET LIVELY
krcsge Co. Takes 20 Year Lease on Building-School Board Takes No Action on Teachers Compensation and Votes to Drop Spanish.

Action on Teachers Compensation
 and Votes to Drop Spanish.
 Elaborate plans have been made by Compounce Tribe. I. o. R. M. of this city for the reception to be rendered this evening to the Hon. Robert T. Grove, Great Incohonce of the United States of the Improved Order of Red Men. Accompanying Mir. Grove will be Herbert r. Stetsor, of Philadelphia, great chief of records for the United States; Edward R. Davis of New York. G. r. G, & and chairman of the national board of finance and Daniel NJ. Russell. c. P. G. s. of Kentucky.
 The great chiefs of Connecticut who will be present this evening are Great Sachem William r. Newport Great Senior Sagamore A. NJ. Pohl- man, Great Junior Sagamore Frank A. Sears; Great Chief of Records William Saunders; Great Keeper of Wampum w. E. Goddard Great Prophet Edward A. Wilson; Great Mishenewa W. r. Nierntz; Great Guard of the Wigman Charles H. Rigger and Great Guard of the For est Frank Firth. The great chiefs of Connecticut will act as reception committee together with the follow ing chiefs of Compounce Tribe; Hon. William J. Malone, chairman; Hon. John F. Wade; Hon. Joseph r. Dutton. John E. Condon. Dr. J. S. Wilson, Thomas A. Tracy, William J. Phelan, Arvid Anderson. Alfred L, Beede, Sachem Dr. Frank Coroso John W. Murphy, Ernest E. Merrill Dr. Joseph Kupperstein, Charles J Phelan, George Scherr and Harry Wallace, D. G. s. of Southington Winthrop G. Bancroft, P. D. G. s. of New Britain and Richard Dillon, P. D. G. s. of Hartford.
 The following program will be carried out under the direction of Judge William J. Malone, master of ceremonies:
 Overture-Compounce Tribe or chestra.
 Introductory remarks - Sachem Dr. Frank L. Coroso.
 Short talk-Judge William J. Ma lon, chairman.
 Address of welcome-Hon. John r. Wade, mayor.
 Entertainment-By Clements En. tertainment Bureau.
 Selection-Compounce Tribe or, chestra.
 Address-Hon. William H. New port, great sachem of the reservation of Connecticut.
 Address-Hon. Robert T. Grove, La Grange, Ky. Great incohonee of the I. o. R. NJ of the United States.
 Selection-Compounce Trike or chestra.
 Short talks-By great chiefs.
 Finale
 The committees in charge of the affair are as follows:
 Floor committee: Lawrence T. Moran. chairman; Joseph Bird. John Coffey, Philip Rouleau, Henry Har- den, Clifford Lyons, John R. Boice, Raymond Wilkins, Walter Baldwin, William Ryan and Russell Acorn.
 Program committee: Daniel J. Donovan, chairman; Jay J. Merrill, Wilbur c. Hawxhurst, Joseph Bird and Dr. Joseph Kupperstein.
 Registration committee: Lester F. Chapin. chairman; Claude Bryce, Edgar French, George E. Lourie and Frank J. Thiery.
 Publicity committee: Thomas A. Tracy, chairman; Charles J, Phelan and Frank Firth.
 Funeral of J. D. Carroll, ST.
 The funeral of James D. Carroll, Sr., who died at his home on Pine street Tuesday afternoon, was held at S:30 o'clock this morning at the funeral home of Thomas r. O'Brien. 39 Main street and at St. Matthew s church. Forestyille at 9 o'clock. A high mass of requiem was celebrated Dy 6eN. Wlllidll I. Idllln ana lnlel- = ment was in the Plainville ceme- tery.
 To Observe Old Timers Night
 Past Exalted Rulers and Old Timers Night will be observed by the Bristol lodge of Elks at it's meet ing this evening. The chairs of the lodge will be occupied by the follow ing past exalted rulers: Exalted Ruler James l.. Murray; Esteemed Leading Knight Howard r. Sanford: Esteemed Loyal Knight James T. Case, Esteemed Lecturing Knights George L. Fitzpatrick; Esquire Nerve L. Brault, Secretary Albert J, Lefebre; treasurer Thomas J. Nal ley; Chaplain Edward A. Niering; Inner Guard John F. Roberts.
 Grand Trustee Edward w. Cotter of Hartford will be the pricipal speaker of the evening.