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which the past matrons Of the chapter
took part The next meeting Of the
chapter. May 10, will be mems night.
The temple committee will meet at the
home of Mrs. Mary B. G. Shuman. 283C
Warren street, Wednesday.
Trinity Chapter will hold q lawn fete
at Sixth street and North Carolina
avenue southeast May Is and 10. Miss
Norris OF the endowment committee
and Mrs. Wayson of the temple COM
mittee will hold a joint theater party
at the National Theater May %. Ow-
ing TO meeting of the Grand Chapter
the home board meeting announced for
May has been postponed.
Brightwood Chapter at its last meet
ing entertained its honorary members,
the Secretaries Association and Gavel
Chapter. The following grand officers
we're present: Grand Patron William
Dow. Past Grand Patron George Pitt,
Grand Secretary Rose A. YoSt, Grand
Treasurer Lille Mckenzie, Grand Lee
turer Mollie Teachum, Grand Chaplain
Josie Miller, Grand Warder Louise
kreglon. Matron Lillian Rouzee and
Patron Brooks b. Nyce OF Gavel Chap
ter. A program was rendered. Mr.
Robb gave violin and saw solos. read
ings by Past Matron Rothrock OF
Cathedral Chapter Degrees will be
conferred at the next meeting
At the last meeting Of Cathedral
Chapter the officers OF 1909 conferred
the degrees. Among the distinguished
guests we're Grand Matron Bogley.
Grand Patron Dow. Associate Grand
NHakS GraVA pafrnf1
Proctor, Grand Conductress Merritt,
Past Grand Matron Stephenson, Past
Grand Matron OBrien, Past Grand
Matron Barnhart, Past Grand Ma
tron Cowles, Past Grand Patron Dulin,
Past Grand Patron Roberts. the ma
irons and patrons of 1909 and the ma
irons and patrons of 1928. At the next
meeting May g. the degrees will be con-
ferred. followed by musical program.
At the last meeting of Areme Chap
ter there was social evening OF cards
and refreshments. The matron an
nounced work for the next meeting
The auxiliary home board of Martha
Chapter will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Eva Henderson, 636 Eighth street north
east, May Is In addition to Mrs. Hen
derson, the hostesses will be Mrs. Louise
c. Kurtz and Mrs. Ida Henderson. Mu
Chi the girls club. will meet Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Elsie Rock.
1903 B street southeast.
Harmony Chapter will celebrate its
second birthday anniversary May 10 in
Joppa Lodge Hall Mrs. Henrietta
Vance. matron. extends an invitation
to all matrons and patrons. There will
be an entertainment, followed by dane
ing
Federal Chapter celebrated charter
members night at the last meeting.
with 81 charter members present. Dis
tinguished guests were Past Grand Ma
irons Nellie e. Fletcher and Lena Steph"
enson and Past Grand Patron Charles
S. Shreve. A one-act play was pre-
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meeting Of his committee on state Of
order Of the Grand Council April a. at
the City Club. Those present we're Grand
Regent F. v. Marsh, Charles A. Bell S. H.
Takes, Joseph F. Brashears, Warren
M. Schoonmaker and z. T. Green. Ar
rangements we're formulated for the
celebration of Royal Arcanum day in
June. An outing will be held in cele-
bration of the occasion Plans we're
also made for the entertainment Of the
Supreme Council convention here In
June.
The annual convention Of the Su-
preme Council, Loyal Ladies Of the
Royal Arcanum, is being held at Asbury
Park, N. j.. May and g. Members of
the Supreme Council and delegates
from District Council are leaving to-
day for the convention. as follows: Mrs
Maud S. Childs. supreme chaplain;
Mrs. H. Wellthall. member committee on
laws, and delegates, Miss Dorothy Al
burger, Mrs. Guy Allen, Mrs. 3. w.
Bollinger and Mrs. Goodwin. Grand Re-
gent Childs and other members Of the
Loyal Ladies will accompany the dele
gates.
A benefit card party will be held By
District Council. Loyal Ladies', at
Pythian Temple May 81.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
At the meeting Of the officers club
of Kenmore Council al the home of
Mrs. Mary H. Green Wednesday eve
ming Mrs Cleada z. Horne. the presi-
dent. presided. and Mrs. Helen Goodwin
acted as secretary pro tenn. II was de-
cided that hereafter the club will be
known as the Semper Fidelis Club
George A. Cohill was chosen correspond
ent for the club. II was decided to
hold the next meeting Of the club az
the home Of Past Councillor Mrs. Belle
Gibson, Aurora Hills, Va, for the
month of June. Games we're played
and there was dancing.
Triumph Council met April IS In
Northeast Masonic Temple. limitations
were held, at which Mrs Mary p. Gales
vas presented by card from American
Flag Council. The degrees were con-
ferred on Mrs. Mary Wells. The fol-
lowing submitted reports: Harry Buell.,
card party; Mrs. Agnes Barbour, young
peoples social and banquet.
Golden Rule Council, met April ~.
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Lynch, chairman; John H. Marville,
Arthur M. McCreight. John D. Powers
and John J. O'Connell. Vocal and in
strumental music-EdwIn s. Puller,
Patrick J. Callan and Henry I. Quinn.
Speakers - Michael G. Mccormick.
Frank E. Beuter, Sidney M. Wilder,
Erection of the cross-Edwin j. Kreigg,
Lemuel Robey. Daniel II. Nihion,
Charles J. Montgomery. William F.
GUIDE, Robert F. Crowley. Frank Slye
and George c. Shaffer Stage arrange
ments and observation-disclosures l.. Ward
and William S. Shelby. Printing and
program-Mai. G. Eugene Edwards and
the entire drill team. Ushers-Daniel
H. Nhion, Thomas j. King P. j. Cal
Ian, Edward J. Shine. John H. Ontrich,
T. d. Harper, James A. Balderson'
Joseph A.. Burkart. William A. FlnKeI'
Judge Robert E. Mattingly, Rosa F.
Downing. Warren l.. Pushaw. DR.. Tracy
M. Payfair M. G. Mccormick. Edwin
s. Puller. Lindsey P. Green, James L.
Ward, John j. German, Edward j:
Murphy. Dewey M. Radcliffe, Samuel
Richards, Abe Dressner, Arthur A.
Riemer, William F. Dude. N. ID.
Schoomaker Fred J. Mersheimer. John
c. Sprosser. William l. Evans, Phillip
Little, Howard M. Peter and A. j.
Schwartz The secretary OF the COM
mittee Is William s. Shelby.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Keane Council. No. 353, which meets
Thursday evening, announces that
Thursday. April II. the officers Of the
council and the members of Keanes
500 Club met at the Knights Of Colurn-
bus home and made arrangements for
the final card party Of the season
May "a.
Keane's Booster Club will take its
tenth annual outing to Atlantic City
July 90 10 August S. inclusive. George
B. Saur. treasurer, and Al Joy, secretary
Knights Of Columbus Home, are making
the reservations.
ROYAL ARCANUM
Sitting Past Regent j. II. Pitts
presided at the meeting of Orien-
tai Council Tuesday and welcom-
ed Grand Regent l. S. Childs. accom-
panied by Past Grand Regents Warren
NJ. Schoonmaker. j. H. Grubb. Joseph
F. Brashears and J. Ed Swaine and
Deputy Grand Regent r. z. Hess of
Kismet Council. Grand Regent Childs
read a telegram received from Supreme
Regent Harold c. Knoeppel of New
York urging activity in the District of
Columbia for May. F. v. March. grand
vice regent, was appointed publicity
committeeman from Oriental Council.
The orator reported on the dance to
be held May at Odd Fellows Hall. Ar
rangements were made by Past Grand
Regent j. Ed Swaine and his committee
for memorial services to be held at
Pythian Temple, Tuesday evening,
May Is.
District Council met Wednesday at
Pythian Temple. Regent r. Payne pre-
sided. Deputy Grand Regent A. G.
Giles was presented by Grand Orator
Charles A. Bell and was speaker Of the
evening
Grand Regent Childs held dinner
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Trinity Lodge, No. Al. will attend the
morning service at Christ Church,
Thiyty-first and Q streets, next Sun
DAY May IS. when its chaplain. the
pastor, Rev. E. Pinkney Roth. will off,
clste The families of the lodge men,
hsrs are included in the pastors invita-
tion 10 be present
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MASONIC.

LODGES
Monday-R, +, French. Nc, Is,
social
PentslnhA No. cS. NJ NJ,
9eSosS---T Takorss Ne 20 F.. A
Ssrucel tscn,pers. M 4S + {.
Necne eSasy~-Grsnd Lodge Spring
communication.
81 Johns Mite Association.
ChurSiay--M NJ. Parker. No. -. p,
A and y. { fsDccislh.
SstuTsay--Schcol cf instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
Wedne estlsy---W WASHINGTON Naval. No.
s Royal Arch.
Fr7dsy--Kylreks, Ne. 4. 7. NJ, ard
NJ. +. NJ.
SCOTTISH RITE,
Uesdsy-~Ev sNEehst Chapter. Rose
CTolN. statutory assembly,
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Senior Deacon Louis J. Raehach will
head the Official line in the degree work
In Samuel Gompers Lodge. No. As.
Wednesday evening.
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Wednesday evening.
Trinity Lodge. No. Al. will attend the
morning service at Christ Church,
Thirty-first and Q streets next SUM-
GAY. May IS. when its chaplain. the
pastor, Rev. E, PinSney Roth. will on
Clste. The families Of the lodge men,
hsrs are included in the pastors invita-
tion 10 be present
Dean Hill STANLEY. master Of William
r, singleton Lodge, No, 80, has an
nounced that there will be no degree
work in that lodge Thursday, May L..
but after the business of the evening
the usual Singleton social will be
held. The degree scheduled for the eve
ming will be presented Friday evening.
May IS, al O'Clock.
An announcement from Eureka Royal
Arch Chapter. No 4, states that Ben1a-
min F. Larcombe, dean Of the past high
priests Of the chapter. will officiate in
the Most Excellent Master degree Fri
day evening High Priest Walter T. Paine
oficisting III the Past Master degree.
After short business session Thurs
day evening the LambSkin Auxiliary
viii have card party. with gold prizes
for the winners. at the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple, Eighth and T streets
northeast.
At its past high priests night last
Tuesday evening La Fayette Chapter was
horored by having present Is past high
prieSts-A 2. Fox. E. J. Nottingham. w
W Ludlow. S. G.. Nottingham. w c.
Fowler, J. G. Jones. l. H. Meyers. J. W.
Thornton. W S. Quinter. F. S. Perry.
c. f. Bartlett, NJ. 3. Yerger, H c.
Bruner. J. r. Huber and w. W. Grimes
The Grand Chapter was represented by
r 3. Dickey. grand high priest; L. w.
Estes. grand king L. @. Yung. grand
visitor and lecturer. and r. L. kause,
grand Royal Arch captain. The deputy
of the Scottish Rite. z. P Morey. was
also present and extended the greetings
of that body. After a brief response
from each If the guests. Past Grand
High Priest George L. Darrow of Penn
sylvania spoke on the organization and
government OF the Royal Arch in his
State. ano. on the significance of the
teachings Of the chapter. During the
opening Of the chapter the chairs we're
occupied By past high priests.
High Priest West Of La Fayette Chap
ter has announced that on June 5
Druid Chapter. No. %. R. A NJ, OF Bal
ttnore. Nd. viii be guests Of La Fayette
Chapter and exemplify the opening OF
3 Royal Arch chapter and also the
Most Excellent Master degree according
70 the Maryland ritual. Since Druid
Chapter has a special amplified ritual
for this degree and viii bring its fun
degree team and paraphernalia. this
promises 20 be an instructive as well as
an enjoyable occasion. All oficers Of
the constituent chapters are specially
invited
Charles Hii0ebrand. master Of MyTon
". Parker Lodge. announces q special
communicat tion Of the lodge Thursday
evening for degree presentation. with
FrsnciS =. Williams in the East and
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Spring communication of the
Grand Lodge Of the District will
be held at Masonic Temple
Il Wednesday evening at O'Clock
for the transaction Of general
business, including q proposed amend
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An announcement from Eureka Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 4, states that Ben]a-
min F. Larcombe, dean Of the past high
priests Of the chapter, will offciate IN
the Most Excellent Master degree Fri
DAY evening High Priest Walter T. Paine
officiating II the Past Master degree
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nECE again Champion re.
~ minds you that to enjoy per.
feet engine performance during
the nexf twelve n1onfha YOU ahnuId
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D c. MAY 6 1g2s-PAR
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After short business session Thurs
day evening the LambSkin Auxiliary
viii have a card party. with gold prizes
for the winners. at the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple, Eighth and r streets
rnr+re1S.
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Mstron Stanley of Friendship Chapter
announces the degrees Tuesday eve
ming. The ways and means committee
Is arranging q minstrel show of women
only. May Is and is.
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If you have used your spark plugs more
than 10000 miles, q new set of depend
able Champions will noticeabiy improve
power and speed and save their cost many
times oVer in less gas and oil used.
Make Champion National Change Week
May 9th to 12th-your yearly reminder
TO install q complete new set of Cham.
pions. ANY one of more than 10000
dealers will be glad to serve you.
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Naomi Chapter will meet Wednes-
day. The temple committee will have
charge of the entertainment Grand
Chapter Chairman Lynch of temple
committee viii give short talk on
temple affairs.
An lac nF Nayif}onA e
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Federal Chapter celebrated charter
members night at the last meeting,
with 81 charter members present. Dis
tinguished guests were Past Grand Ma
irons Nellie e. Fletcher and Lena Steph"
enson and Past Grand Patron Charles
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ST. Johns Lodge Chapter will be host
ess at a card party at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home May & at 2:30
pm. The meeting OF May Z Is called
of on account of the Grand Chapter
meeting
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Charles Hiidebrand. master Of MyTon
~. Parker Lodge, announces q special
communication Of the lodge Thursday
evening for degree presentation. with
Francis B. Williams in the East and
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-12
PRINCE IF WALES
 ARRIVES BEDSIDE
 IF ROYAL PARENT:

LONDON, Dec, 12, (P)-King George, late last night, greeted the Prince of Wales who had hur- ried 6,000 miles to reach his fath- CTS bedside. The King had not been told previously of the expect ed arrival of his son but is said to have recognized the Prince inme- diately.
 After an hours visit the Prince left the Palace for home at York. The King is reported to be slightly better Asi
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-12
1 [ [ Al NO I CE

U. S. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE,
 ALASKA,
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that RALPH SPARKS, entryman, to- gether with his witnesses, HAAKON SUNDSBY, and THEODORE AL BERT NUTBEEM, all of Seldovia, Alaska. has submitted final proof
 n his homestead entry, serial 06799, for lands embraced in U. s. Survey No. 1541, Longitude 15lo I2' 30" w. Latitude 59O 36' v. contain ing 17.55 acres. .~---.
 If no protest is filed in the U. 5. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued. The proof is now in the files of the local Land Office at Anchorage, Alaska.
 J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register. First publication November 8, 1928. Last publication December 22, 19AS.
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DIVORCEES MARRY

NEW YORK, Dec, 12, (P)-Mrs. Delphine Dodge Cromwell, daughter of Mrs. Hugh Dodge Dillman was to Raymond T. Baker at at quiet wedding. Both bride and were recently divorced.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-12
BOY HEADS UNION

RIPLEY, Okla. Dec, 12, P)- Adult farmers of Payne county look to 1oyear-old boy as their leader in cooperative efforts. In fact they look up to him. for Oscar Amey president of the county unit of the Farmers Union, is six and one-hagf feet tall.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-12
PART OF LOOT FOUND

BERLIN, Dec, 12, (P)-The Tokio electric light bonds which formed part of the loot of robbery per. petrated aboard ship last June, were found in. vault in a Berlin bank the police announced.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-12
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE DELINQUENT TAXES CITY SEWARD, ALASKA.
 FOR YEAR 1927

CITY OF SEWARD ALASKA
 
 
 Territory Division  Application City Seward, Alaska Municipal Corporation Order of Sale Certain the year wherein made provided by law limits of Municipality satisfy the lien municipal thereon provisions duly and regularly adopted Resolution the Council the of Seward Alaska duly the time place for the holdngo duly therein designated by
 NOW THEREFORE, A. D. BALDERSTON Municipal City of Seward Alaska by direction Council of said Town Seward the 10th day January 1929 in the Town Hall in Seward at the forenoon Of o'clock in the afternoon continuing from to thereafter ed and designated property crbed in this Notice of Sale is disposed of sell public auction theghet bidder specif cay described tracts and parcels of corporate limits of Recording Third Judicial Territory purpose satisfying and darng delinquent year 1927 accrued therein together penalties That each M enumerated and scheduled will be offered separately That bid will be entertained specific parcel Of real estate for amount less than the total inquent tax penalty thereon and fcnt not bid discharge the thereon bid in by the Municipal City Seward That in pay in cash for any tract parcel bid purchaser parcel real estate will be resod before the completion That all subject redemption with in the period of two years from the date of sae That Certificate of proper as by- law provided
 That the schedule iemd list is made this description of each several and specific property this advertised which the year
 
 
 A.
 Municipal City of Seward Alaska Published December 5,
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PURE UNADULTEEATED ICE CREAM 50 c. PINT $1.00 A QUART. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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1T. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey Chart7 and Tide Tables. SCHAH. LERER s ALASKA SHOP.
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FOR SALE-Dark mink, good qua'-
 ity, pen raised, $1O0 per pair. Additional females $75. O. A. Christensen, Moose Pass. BOX
New Britain herald., 1928-06-30
BUILDING IN JUNE
City Issues 12O Permits for OheTa. tioos Valued at 4aOe ,Ss7-sI Tea- emcnts Added tn Month.

Building operations for the month of June neared the half-million dol lar mark, the report issued at noon today showing l2O permits issued for work estimated to cost $4O6,5S7. In- cluded were 55 frame buildings, to cost $202,2Su: 10 brick structures costing $1S5,O25. and 55 alterations for a total of $l9.342.
 Building Supervisor A. \. Ruther- ford reports 37 tenements added during the month and fees to tho amount of SS2s collected.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-30

wonderful spectacle of youth and courage in fact the embodiment Of the modern age. there is to be pre- scented on July 3rd night a spectacle of glittering pyrotechnics costing $1,000 and including many set pieces and illusions in firework that have never yet been shown to ths New England public. To crown a program that is exceptional in every Way and worth hundred miles travel to see there will be on July lth afternoon a display Of daylight fireworks This Is absolutely the latest thing in attractions for by some mysterious method 1t is con- trlved that flags and chinese drag ons, etc, appear in the air in gilt tering colors. It will be the sight seers honor to state that they We're the first to view daylight fireworks in New England.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-30

meet at ] o'clock and the Epworth League at 7:l5 o'clock The eve ming service will be held at \ o'clock.
 Morning worship at St. Gabriers Episcopal church will be held at 3 o'clock. There will be no meeting of the church school.
 Next Tuesday evening the Knights of Pythias will go to Durham to visit the Durham lodge. All those planning 10 attend are requested to meet at the lodge rooms al GAS o'clock. All those not owning cars will be furnished transportation.
 The play given last night at Athletic hall under the auspices of St Gabrel's Episcopal church was well attended. All ui the members took their part unusually well, The play Mas q pleasing success in every way.
 The Pythian Sisters sWill meet Monday evening rt < o'clock at Community hall for their regular meeting
 The Modern Woodmrn will meet ! Monday evening al o'clock at Athletic hall
 There will be no meeting of he Community club next Wednesday evening, it being a holiday. Miss Ruth Brunelle q former res ident here was a local visitor yes tcrday.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-30

the many pastors who will remain on the grounds during the week, there will be many who come for the day so as to take advantage of this opportunity 10 hear the man whom Dean Brown calls one of the outstanding preachers in America. and who succeeds Dean Brown in the chair of preaching at Yale next iall.
 Young Peoples devotional hour each night at 6:30 o'clock. the pro- gram Tor the week being under the direction Of Dr, Arch Tremayne. One or two Of the services will be on Mount Olivet. the others in Chautauqua house.
 The singing will again bo ill charge of Miss Lois W. Beach Of New Haven. Nho will be soloiSt a.ld will form and direct the chorus choir. Miss Viola Burckel will be pianist ;ts for sex eral years past. Rehearsal each day from I to l2.
 Notes
 -hi anu NtiS, A. ". ilOIlldst1l and sons, John and Billy. and daughter, Dorothra. will leave to- morrow for d two weeks vacation in PlainNille, Mass. and vicinity. There will be q dance this evening al the Ionic club.
 1 Mrs. Alhln Johnson and daush- ters Mabel and Virginia will leave i tomorrow for weeks vacation with relatives at PIttsfeld. Mass.
 daughter has been born 70 Mr. and Mrs. Srhomas Cusito of 1l7 1 Whiting street.
 Jordan X S.lleck. Inc. of Bridge port. have sold to James M Quin- Ian of New Britain Lot No. 16 al North Washington park, located on ] Franklin avenue.
 The court judgment permitting Athanasio Antonia to change his name to Tohnas Anthony was filed yesterday at the town clerks office l 4 sign advertising that This IS PlainvIllc" is being erected on the
New Britain herald., 1928-06-30

lawn of Hanson's Dry Cleaning works on West Main street
 An automobile owned by Ernest Antonelli of Pennington avenue was destroyed by fire yesterday after
 noon.
 Ebert x, Bunnoll Of Bristol has sued George R. skinner and Meyer
 II. Sneldeman of Plaintille for Sl,-
 800, the writ having been issued b. Attorney s. Russell Mink. Land at streets has been attached MT. and Mrs. J. Howard l,alield left today for NnoNlton. Quebec,
 where they will visit MT. and Mrs Ernest Dubois, former PlainNille residents.
 Governor and Mrs. J, H. Trnm- bull will leave shortly for Bath, Me,
 where they will spend the holiday. Charles Ilird of Maple street is taking a vacation of several weeks, scouts N'} $: Up Troop 1 of plainlille has moved into second place in the New Brit tail council of honor contest. figures compiled today show. It was pass ed the champion Troop 1 by piline | up 52 points lt the June court and now has BIS points. Only Troop Fl
 is ahead Of it having 4G7 points , Troop 2i, the Church of Our Saviour
 organization, is seventh with 1lf points. while Legion Troop S3 is ir ! l2th position with 30.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-30
C0RINNE GRIFFITH AT THE STRAND
Featured in New Picture "1he Garden Of Eden''- ''-YaudeYille

The final showing of Jack Holt
 n "The Vanishing Ploneer' will be given tonight at the strand. Shows today will be continuous as usual on Saturdays. The new show which be- gins at the Strand Sunday evening will feature Corinne Griffith in her newest picture, The Garden of Eden" This is the same film that has scored such a triumphant suc-' cess throughout the country. It is rot too much to say that it is prob ably the greatest attraction in which the beautiful Corinne Griffith has been starred. There will be two complete showings of 'The Garden of Eden' on Sunday evening at 6:30 and S:30. On Monday it will be pre- sented with five acts of vaudeville. The vaudeville will include Clark and Reese, the popular radio boys in variety of popular songs in which they have been heard over the air. Other acts include Fred Henderson and Company in q great novelty ralled "The Calico Cat:" the Revue Unusual with big company of Broadway faNoritcs including Marly and La Belle in wonderful exhib- tion of speed and rhythm; Mabel Murphy and Kane and Bert Marks and Company. The Paramount News and selected comedies will supple ment what looks like one of the best shows of the current season. Coming attractions to the Strand include Ladies of the Night Club" which comes next Thursday and Eghe, Ralston with Gary Cooper in Hall Bride" which comes to the Strand beginning Sunday July &.