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Evening star., 1927-10-02

BriShtwood Chapter met Septem-
Der -. After short business ses
sion an entertainment. arranged by
Natalie Wilson, was presented. The
dormitory committee will hold n card
party at Hechts auditorium tomor-
row at o'clock. \ card party will
he given for the endowment at
Oysters auditorium. October ). at s
O'Clock.
Loyalty Chapter will have m eve
ming of entertainment October !. The
dormitory committee will hold a card
party at - Iowa circle the evening
Of October II. \ turkey dinner. tn
he held 1T Northeast Temple, is being
arranged by the ways and means
committee.
Joseph r. Milans Lodge Chapter
east Masonic Temple. The chapter
will have dinner October Il in
Northeast Masonic Temple Mrs
Fannie NJ. Lyles is chairman.
Bethlehem Chapter had q program
last Tuesday evening. when the
init.atory work was rendered by the
officers Of the Grand Chapter. Solos
were sung by Mrs. Marie Deal, who
greeted the grand matrou. Lena
Stephenson. with a special number
written for her; Grand Marshal Mrs.
Adell t'ailes and Miss Gertrude
Lyons. Mrs. Eusenia Corning gave
reading and q short sketch. en-
titled "Millies Return from College"
was given by Lille Hall. Maude
Gingell and Margaret Gorsuch, Ar
rangements are being made for the
chairman. to he held October 10 at
Northeast Masonic Temple Dinner
will he served at $50 O'Clock. Mrs.
Estella Bowersox, ) V street. chair
man of the rummaGe sale. to he held
next Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
asks that donations be delivered. or
call Potomac 1864 The drill team
will meet for rehearsal Thursday Of
each week at S O'Clock ut Eastern
High School auditorium.
The past matrons and past pa
irons Of Martha Chapter will have
charge of the program October :,
which will he coloTed mock we'd.
ding. The dormitory committee will
hold card party at the home of
Mrs. Daisy Baker. 606 East Capitol
street. October II. at 1870 pm. The
uOFmltOfy committee also noiu
theater party at keith's October II.
Mrs. Stella NJ. Towner. chairman.
The rummage sale will be held Octo-
Der II to October %, Mrs. Annie
McCathran. chairman.
Washington.Cente Chapter an
nounces business meeting October
:, which will be followed by A special
program arranged by the past pa
tron, John Walker FentOn. jr. Dane
ing and refreshments will be held
in the banquet hall.
Mrs. Ada f. Phillips. matron Of
Esther Chapter. announces special
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program for the next meeting. Octo.
ber 6. tn he followed by a social in
the banquet room.
ODD FELLOWS.
Eastern Lodge will he officially
visited Wednesday evening by Grand
Master Lemuel II. Windsor and his
staff of officers. Grand Representa-
tives W. w MILAN and John H. Wood
who have just returned from the sos
sion of Sovereign Grand Lodge, will
give an account of the session.
Word has been received from the
president of the Northern Virginia Odd
Fellows Association that preparations
are being completed for the annual
celebration of the association a Guam
tiCo. Va. October 13. Past Grand Mas.
tor Wilfred T.. Lawson. chairman of
the special committee for this jurisdic-
ton. urges all lodges 10 take an active
part in this event. \ special train has
been arranged TO take the local men,
bers.
Arrangements have been made for
thcater party to he held at keith's
November %
Past Grand Carl l.. Kaiser of Fed
er2l City Lodge has resigned as lodge
lHSlIutloE, anu on recommendation
Past Grand w. r. Eddy has been ap-
pointed by the grand master to sue
ceed him.
Federal City Lodge conferred the
second degree last Friday evening.
The grand master is making a spe-
cial request of all past grand masters
to attend the official vsitations this
Fall.
At the recent meeting of Brightwood
Lodge the degree staff conferred the
second degree under the direction of
Past Grand Bernard r. Lattau. Grand
Secretary Andersen made a presenta-
ton speech to Sitting Past Grand vii.
liam l.. Wood, commencing him for his
work in the lodge and his record as
recent noble grand of the lodge, pre-
Senting him with past noble grand's
button.
Naomi Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening, and a the end of the business
session it will celebrate Home. Com
ing night.
Home Circle will meet Wednesday
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matrons. spoke A birthday cake and
refreshments were served.
Auxiliary Home Board meets Oc-
tober 10 at the home of Matron
Louise Nubson, 1901 Thirteenth
street northeast, at l o'clock.
The matron of Congress Lodge
Chapter announces a meeting tomor-
row night.
Grand Matron Lena Stephenson
and Grand Patron J. Ernest Dulin
will pay Ruth Chapter it's annual
grand visitation tomorrow evening at
s o'clock The dnrmtory board will
hold a card party Thursday in the
Brightwood Masonic Temple at =
O'Clock. The home board will make
its annual visit TO the home October I,
Bethany Chapter will hold card
party at the Hamilton Hotel October
s. at pm. Miss Cuni Mitchell is
chairman. \ theater party will be
held at keith's October II for the
temple committee. Miss Lavinia Dun
ham, chairman. and a card party at
Chestnut Farms Dairy, Twenty-siXth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Oc-
tober - for the dormitory. Mrs. Car.
rie Whyte. chairman; Mrs. Lucia
Douan assistant.
At the last meeting of Unity Chap
ter the degrees We're conferred by the
associate matron, Mrs. Frances l..
Dohson, with the associate matrOns
of 1927 as special guests. The chap
ter was later entertained with read
ings by Miss Irene Strickland and
solos by Mrs. Rosa Clark. The next
meeting, October H. the chapter will
have its annual grand visitation.
At it's last meeting Acacia Chapter
was entertained with solos by Mrs.
Ethel Martin of Cathedral Chapter.
piano solos by Miss Hazel Miller Of
Acacia Chapter and several readings
by Mrs. McMulen. The next meeting
will be Tuesday evening.
Hope Chapter celebrated it's sixth
birthday anniversary last Wednesday
evening. An entertainment was held
in the chapter room. which was fol.
lowed by refreshments and dancing in
the banquet hall The floral circle of
the chapter will give a card party
Tuesday at Oysters Auditorium,
Twenty sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, at 8 pm.
At its next meeting Areme chapter
will have a short business session,
followed by an entertainment in
charge of Miss Irene Schmidt. The
dormitory committee announces a
card party tomorrow at the Chestnut
Farm Dairy.
Warren G. Harding Chapter cele'
brated it's sixth anniversary Septem-
her %. The program was in charge
Of the past matrons and past patrons
of the chapter, with Past Matron
Grace Coles as chairman of the enter
tainment. Gran Matron Lena Stephen
son and Grand Patron j. Ernest Dulin
made addresses Matron Flora e.
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Waldman welcomed the guests. Patron
Ferdinand Waldman presented the fol-
lowing past officers who were matrons
and patrons in their respective years:
Fra ncis Adams. Grace Coles, j. Ernest
Dulin, Martha Huguely, Elmer John
son. Irene Biggs. Archie Davis, Grace
Williams, Ruth Fees and Harry Slyc.
The following selections were render
ed: Duet by Miss Minnie Nokman and
Mrs James Kerr. solo by Miss Minnie
Vokman. solo by Mrs. James Kerr and
reading by Miss Dorothy Abrams. Mrs.
Ella Dulin. mother of the grand pa-
tron, was presented. Refreshments
were served, followed by dancing.
The 1917 Matrons and Patrons A.
sociation held it's midyear banquet
at Grace Dodge Hotel last Monday
evening. The arrangements were in
charge of Mrs. Pearl Watt Gibh. grand
conductress. president: William Y.
Lewis, vice president, and Mrs. Eliza.
beth A. Gavin, secretarytreasurer.
The honor guests were Mrs. I.cnu
Stephenson grand matron. and Mrs.
Minnie +. keyes. right worthy grand
secretary of the General Grand Chap
ter. The following members were
present: Past grand matrons, M"s.
Bertha G.. Hudson and Gertrude i.
Milans: past grand patron, GeorS2
Pitt. and Mrs. Pitt: Mrs. Pearl Watt
Gibh. grand conductresS: Mrs. Mary
G.. Williamson, Mrs. Annie NJ. Bohrcr,
Mrs. Eliza beth A. Gavin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert B. Suavely. Robert Mop.
Milans, Omer J. Neley and William V.
Lewis. Messrs. Lewis. Neley and
Suavely were winners of prizes at
cards.
Ia Favette Lodge Chapter met Sep
tember "A. In the absence of the pa
tron. William II. Dyre, Charles II. Bair
is acting patron. The next meeting
will he October s. Mrs. Laura NJ. Dyre
chairman of the ways and means com
mittee. will hold a rummage sale Oc-
tober and at 2014 Georgia avenue.
The ways and means, hope chest
and bazaar committees of Federal
Chapter will meet October at 8 pm,
at the home of Mrs. Yowell. 1929 QUE
bee street. \ card party will be held
at the home of Mrs. Hichew. 1854
Columbia road, October IL. at pm.
The next chapter meeting will be
November 5, at which time the grand
matron and grand patron will pay the
chapter its grand visit.
Electa Chapter initiated a class of
candidates last Tuesday evening. The
auxiliary board will be entertained
tomorrow evening at dinner by Mrs
Elsie Allen and Mrs. Lucille Walters
at the Ugly Duckling. The dormitory
committee will have Keith's Theater
benefit Wednesday evening. and
card party Saturday evening in Ma
sonic Halt. Anacostia, -. G. The
temple committee will meet Wednes
day evening at the home of Mrs. An
ME Walter. The past matrons and
past patrons had dinner at the Grace
Dodge Hotel. September %
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NJ iSO\IC.

LODGES.
October :}-Putomac. No. ), E. A.
BENJAMIN B. French. No. 10
social
An&costia. No. 81.
Pentalpha. No. 3. E \.
Mount Pleasant, No. 81
Albert Pike. No. 36. visitation.
October 4-Nationla. No. l..
Arn1inlus. No. -. E. A.
Myrun NJ Parker. No. -.
King David No. IS.
October h-Washineton Centennial.
osiris. No. e6.
King Solomon. No. 81
East Gate. No. -. business
Theodore Roosevelt No. ~
Octpher 6--Naval, No. 4.
Hiram. No 10. NJ. NJ.
Lafayette No. 10.
William Il. Singleton, No. 80,
Congress. No. 81.
Octohcr columbia, No. 3. vista
tiop.
Lonanon. No. Z. visitation.
Joseph H Mians. No. 3S.
Justice. No. 46. visitation.
CHAPTERS.
Octoher :1-Petworth No. rs.
October Lafayette. No. >.
October 5--Columbia. No. /.
Brentwood No. 9.
CoMMANDERIES.
Octobcr ;i-Orient No. ;
October t-Brightwood. No. g.
October o-Potoma". No. 3.
OCtoncr Columbia. No .
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evening. President Margaret Hellmuth
urges the representatives from each
lodge IT, he present.
Tho president of the Rebekah Ash
sembly, Nettie r. Mettler. and her
rorpS OF officers and the grand master.
Leinuei windsor. and his officers will
pay the first visitation of the season
/ 10 Mount Pleasant Lodge next Thurs
| day evening. The president of the Re-
bekah Assembly of Maryland and her
oH'cefs VIII he present. A program
/ has been arranged
! The Northern Virsinia odd Eo,lor..,
ASSOCIATION Will hold celebration at
Qnantico, Va. October 13, and all his.
trlct Rebekahs are invited to attend
| Ihe president of the Rebekah A.
semoly announces n theater partv to
10 ne held at keith's November 10
me Noble and Vice Grands Asso.
| cation Will have n mock maria ga.
OCTOBER II in Lancdon Hall.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Golden Rule Council met FRIDAY
evening. with the councillor. Mrs. Iii.
nan Martin, presiding. Mrs. Joseph
l. Poole was elected To membership.
hover shower was rendered Mrs.
Elizabeth Shepherd. recording score
tary. who made her debut with her first
official visit as State councillor. Mrs.
Elizabeth Shepherd received many
congratulations and was presented a
bracelet from Mrs Martin. A bou-
quet OF flowers was also presented
her in behalf OF Mrs. Marion Petit
past councillor. \ bouquet of roseS
was presented by Mrs. Mary F'reeland.
past councillor. and a bouquet of dah-
las was presented Mrs. shepherd by
Past State Councillor Airs. Effie Tan
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Columbia commanderv will meet
Friday evening. when the Illustrious
Order Of the Red Cross will be con-
ferred. with Capt. Gen. Samuel L.
Farmer presiding.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

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Columbia Lodge will have its Grand
Visitation October :.
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Arrangements have been made for
the first Masonic charity ball. given
under the auspices OF the Masters and
Matrons Association OF 1927, Novem-
ber % in the Washington Auditorium.
The upper floor will be used for dane
ing The lower floor Will be used for
card tables. refreshments and cloak
rooms. The proceeds will be used for
the Eastern Star Home.
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At the last meeting of Myron NJ.
Parker Lodge next Tuesday night IT
will he addressed by Maj. Frederick
Martin Of afound-the world flight
fame. and by DIR. Gilbert /. Nations,
professor of law at the American Uni
varsity
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The Fellowcraft Club Of Congress
Lodge will hold a card party and
dance at the L'Aiglon tomorrow
night from to IL o'clock,
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The President and Mfs. COOHuSe
have accepted the invitation of the
Grand Master of Masons Gratz f..
Dunkum, TO attend the open-air serv'
ices at Temple Heights this afternoon
at 4 o'clock, which will be under the
auspices of the Association OF Wor'
shipful Masters of 1927 and under the
direction of the Grand Chaplin. the
Rev. John e. Palmer. 1t Is expected
that several members OF the cabinet
and other high Government officials to
whom invitations have been extended,
will also be present.
Ths ;addresa sziN hA dAHyAred hy
Evening star., 1927-10-02

This unity construction goes beyond Essex
performance to Essex comfort, appearance
and economy. Thus its compactness gives
1870 more passenger room. Its riding ease
isindifferent to pace and road conditions, and
is not excelled by any car regardless of size
or price. Its controls are SO simple and in
stinctive you are scarcely conscious of them.
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Royal Arch Masons are invited to
attend the convocation of Brightwood
Chapter next "Wednesday evening,
when the High Priests Association of
1927 will confer the Royal Arch de-
gree. Brightwood Commandery has
accepted an invitation : to pay the
chapter fraternal visit on this occa.
sion.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

The Washington Railroad Square
Club met September "a. Ilene Lalley,
at the piano, accompanied Litto Darl.
ing. who sang and danced. Mamie
King, boy soprano, presented popular
songs. Mr.. Goldstein gave xylophone
selections. A special program will be
presented at the meeting October 20.
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The Grotto will entertain October
Is a number of Virginia lodges at
Fairfax. Va. In addition to the Grotto
Band, Drill Corps, Drum and Bugle
Corps and several Grotto entertainers
a large number of prophets will be in
attendance. The first Grotto dance of
the season will be held at the New
Willard Hotel October 81. Plans are
being made for the Fall ceremonial,
which viii be held November :, and
chairmen of the membership commit
tees, Prophets Walker l.. Gary and A.
Kenneth Armstrong. are inaugurating
campaign for candidates.
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program for the next meeting. Octo.
Der 6. tn he followed by a social in
the banquet room.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
MIDDLE WEST BOMBED
 FOR TWO MILLION LOOT
Fortune Stolen by Highly Organized "Crimc Trust'-Is Quest Of
 Leading Sleuths.

Chicago. Dec. 5 tPt-Loot valued
 at s2.700,000. stolen during the last
 year by a highly organized 'crime
 trust" today was the object of an
 intensive search by police Of this and
 other widwest cities.
 The Kidnapping and subsequent release of Morris Roisnor, of St. i Paul. Minn., led 10 revelations of
 the activitesi of the "crime trust" Roisnor was kidnapped by gangsters last Thursday and held until Satur- day for s75.000 ransom. Roisnor had been tortured but was released he said, when his cap | tors learned the police were on their | trail.
 The kidnapped man. and Charles
 Grosscurth Of Chicago, his associate,
 were known to the gangsters as men who had handled more than s2,00O.- 900 worth Of bonds and negotiable securities stolen from banks in all
 sections of the country. Stolen icy els, valued at e7oO.O00 were also dis
 posed Of to them, the police said. Abe Ginsberg, Minneapolis, who acted as the go-between in negoti- ations between Roisnor and the kid nappers, was held for further ques- tioning.
 Eugene (Red) Mclaughlin, whom the police believe may know some thing about the kidnapping, is being sought for questioning. His pal liar
 ry Brown, alias "Frisco Dutch, was arrested last night.
 Roisnor described his prison as being fortified by armored doors and mounted machine guns.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
MAJOR BARNARD
 REACHES MANAGUA
Lieutenant Governors Son First to Link Miami to Honduras

Managua, Mic, Dec. 5 Fl-MaN- ing a duty flight from Miami Tia. to Managua. Major E. II. Brainard. chief of the United States marine corps aviation forces, and son Of Connecticut's lieutenant gov ernor, has completed the 1.oS5 mile ,rip in two jumps extending over two day period.
 With 7S5 miles covered, NaJor Brainard and two companions land cd at Tela. Honduras. saturday, ae- complaining the first nonstop iilghl between the United States and Hon duras
 The 25O miles between Tcla and Managua was covered al a speed of 90 miles an hour,
 The major carried letter from the Nicaraguan minister in Wash ington to President. Diaz, but no other communications, He explained that the flight was "a regular duty trip" With him were Sergeant II. r. Shepard and Corporal N' M. Winchester.
 Major Brainard was warmly cheered on his arrival. He was con- rratulated by Col. Gulick, com- manding the marine detachment here, and Col. Beadle, chief of the Nicaraeuan guards.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
Mexican Is Fined for
 Not Obeying Injunction

Mexico City, Dec. , Ps-For re fusing to obey the injunction hand ed down by a district court 10 halt the execution of the rebel general. Francisco Bertani, Captain Rubio has been fined by the court. dis patches from Vera Cruz state.
 Rubo was in command of the garrison at Minatitlan temporarily when on the petition of Bertani's wife, an injunction was granted postponing Bertani's execution. The order was telegraphed to the Mi natitlan garrison.
 Rubio received the telegram and said he would see that it reached the federal commander, General Amaya, who was then out of town.
 Bertani was then executed. Gen. eral Amaya returned to the garri son ten minutes after Bertani had died.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
Man Killed, Another
 Near Death in Crash

Pittsburgh, Dec. P>-An auto- mobile ran into a drove of pigs on the way to the stockyards before daylight here today, killed one man, seriously injured three more. wreck ed a small hotel and brought death to four of the pigs. The dead man is William J. Anderson.
 After the machine carrying the four men struck the pigs it swerved from the street and into the hotel wooden structure. It did not stop until 1t had crashed it's way into the interior of the building.
 Bricks toppled from a demolished chimney killed Anderson and in jured the others.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
City Items

Abe Rosenthal of West New York, x. j.. formerly of New Britain. and Miss Celia Stone of Kingston. N. Y.. were married yesterday in Gingston, and will make their home there. Mir. Rosenthal is graduate of New Britain High school and conducts a business Tn Kingston.
 When sickness comes-you need quality. skill and service-all three at The Fair Prescription Dept advt.
 The Ladies Aid society Of the Film Swedish Bethany church will hold it's annual meeting Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the church.
 Johnston's clean coal is good coal. City Coal &: Wood Co. Tel. 217.-adv.
 At the weekly gathering of demo- crats in the party's headquarters in United building tonight, a report will he presented by Chairman Matthew J. Callahan on the second annual dance. which Is to take place to- morrow evening at the Paragon Inn. Several hundred tickets have been disposed of and it is expected that the attendance will be greater than that Of last year. the chairman re- ports.
 New lunch specials at Crowells.- advt.
 The entire membership or the common council has been invited 10 attend banquet Of the New Brit ain Master Builders association Wednesday evening at the Burritt hotel. Philip A. Mason. supervisor of the building department in Hart ford, will outline the system of in- spection used in the Capital City and endeavor to show wherein the New Britain plan is lacking.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
THERESA kROPS ANDERSON
 NS.
 FRANK KAISER

Superior Court, State of Connecticut, County of Hartford. the End day of De- cember. 1927.
 SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE Upon complaint In sid cause brought 10 said Court, at Hartford in said Coun tv on the first Tuesday of May. 1927. and now pending, claiming divorce and change of name it not appearing to this Court that the defendant has received notice of the pcndency of said complaint and 1t appearing to this Court that the wherea bouts of the defendant is un- known to the plaintiff.
 ORDERED. that notice of the institu- ton and pendency of said complaint shall be riven the defendant by pub fishing this order in the New Britain Herald, a newspaper published in New Britain, once q week. for two successive weeks commencing on or before Decem- Der 10, l92.
 By the Court.
 RAYMOND c. CALNEN,
 Assistant Clerk of said Court.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
INJURED IN ACCIDENT

Bonn, Germany, Dec. UP) = Alexander Zoubkoff. 27 year old Russian husband of Princess Vic toria Of Schaumburg-L -Lippo, the former kaiser's sister, was seriously injured when he fell from his mo- torcycle during last night.
 Zoubkoff was taken to a hospital.
 When he fell Zoubkoff was re- turning fro mthe Aennhen, a fla nous inn of Godesburg.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
FAY0RS BIRTH CONTROL
pr. Harry FOsd1Ck, Park Avenue Baptist Church Pastor Sees Rcm- edy For Over Population.

New York, Dec. C1-Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick. modernist pastor of Park Avenue Baptist church, was on record today in support of birth control as the solution for over population.
 You cannot trust God to bring everything off all right If you let the earth's population double every sixty years" pr. Fosdick told his congregation yesterday. If we do SOW that we will reap starvation, un- employment and physical and moral decay.
 We should take the shackles off the physicians" he said, "and let them tell the nation that there is no hope for the solution Of the popu- lation problem except in the scien- tific control of the birth rate"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
Full Flooded Indian
 Stabs Negro NeighbOr

Stamford, Dec. 5 Pl-John Eagle heart, 2S, full blooded Indian was held today for the stabbing of Rob ert Williams, 54, a negro, which oc- cured late yesterday when Williams interfered in a quarrel between the Indian and his squaw. Williams was stabbed in the neck within a half inch of his jugular vein.
 Both men lived in the same house. Eagleheart's wife appeal 10 Will Hams to help her after arguments with her husband which lasted all through the day.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
Doty Formally Freed of
 Service in French Army

Marseilles France. Dec. 5 P) - Bennett J. Doty of Biloxi, Miss, was released internationally from the Foreign Leigcn by the French military authorities today.
 Doty went immediately to the American consulate general, once more a free man after adventures in the Foreign Legion that had car ried him to the verge of execution as q deserter.
 He expects to leave as soon as possible for Paris and then return directly to the United States.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
Special Notice

There will be a special meeting of Sir Francis Drake Lodge, No. 429, at Jr. 0. U. A. M. Hall on Glen St, at 8 o'clock tonight to take action on the death of brother George Greaterox.
 Signed.
 Wesley Sperry, w. Sec.
 Wilfred Millea, w. Pres.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
Special Notice

The Kings Daughters of the Swedish Baptist church will hold a Christmas sale of home made use fnl articles at the church. 22 Elm street, Tuesday evening, December 6. 1927 at o'clock. The proceeds are to be used to spread Christmas Cheer.-adVt.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
S1O.OO0 FIRE, LOSS

Daricn, Dec, 5 (UP)-Bcekman F. Ilsley, retired New York banker and his wife. barely escaped with their lives when fire caused s1O,- 600 damage 10 their home in Noro- ton.
 Bremen found the couple uncon- sCious from smoke on the parlor floor. Mr. and Mrs. 1lsley were taken 10 Stamford hospital They will recover.