The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-08
Moose Loyal Order
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terday were as follows: Mrs. Anna Mohr of New Haven, state presi- dent; Mrs. Margaret Edge of Nor walk, state vice-president; Mrs. Mary Durkin of Danbury, state chaplain; Mrs Nellie Busch of Hartford, state secretary; Mrs Mar garet Lonergan of this city, state treasurer; Mrs. Philomena Domfrio of Wallingford, state guide; Mrs. Mary Burke of Manchester, assist ant state guide; Mrs. Anna Krick of Meriden, inner guard; Mrs Ca- ressa Wagner of Bridgeport, outer guard; Mrs. Mary Edward of Nor wich, state auditor; and Mrs. Lena Congdon of Middletown, state pi- anist. The Danbury degree team exemplified the ritual following the election.
 Speakers at Banquet
 Speakers at the banquet at the Elton were Albert H. Ladner, Jr, of Philadelphia; Frank J. Labell, general chairman of the national convention to be held in Boston next month, Thomas P. Kelly, rep renting Mayor Frank Hayes, Ed ward J. Henning, Philadelphia lawyer, and Malcolm Giles of Mooseheart, Illinois. Peter Fitz- ! henry, former city comptroller filled the role of toastmaster. The line of march for the parade will be from Freight street to South Main street to North Main street, over West Main street on the north side of the Green to Willow street to Grove street to Second avenue where the parade will disband.
 Parking is prohibited on both sides of Freight street, both sides of Grand street from Meadow street to South Main street, both sides of South Main street from Grand street to Exchange place, West Main streets north side from North Main to Willow, both sides of Willow street between West Main street and Grove and on the south side of Grove street from Willow street to Second avenue.
 Lieut.. James Mulville, Sergt. Patrick Hillborg, Sergt. Luke Err rico and Sergt. John Phelan will be in charge of the police details at strategic points along the line of march.
 Officers Listed
 Officers of the Connecticut State Field Day Association are: State past president, Jacob Krick oi Meriden; state vice-president, GIL bert H. Laurence of Danbury; state secretary. B.C. Mead of South Norwalk; state president, Thomas D. Donlan of New Britain; state prelate, H. c. Griffith of Stamford and state treasurer, John F. Lim- erick of Manchester.
 Appointed officers include: State sergeant-at-arms, Patrick Pulley ol this city: state inside guard. Fred Ward of New Haven; and state outside guard, John Puzzak oi Bridgeport.
 State vice-presidents of last year include: Al Pellinz of Hartford, Al Tallie of Bristol, Charles Albimus of Greenwich, Russell s. Clark of Rockville, and James Barry of Norwich.
 The state ladies officers in the last term include: State past pres ident, Mrs. Margaret V. Dahl. Wa terbury; state president, Mrs. Blanche Mertz, Stamford; state vice. president, Mrs. Anna Mohr, New Haven; state outer guard, Mrs. Mary Burke, South Manchester; state pianist, Mrs. Rose Magnano (deceased) Middletown; state chap lain, Miss Martha Edge, South Norwalk; state secretary, Miss Gertrude Flaherty. Bridgeport; state treasurer, Mrs. Mary Ed wards, Norwich; state auditor, | Mrs. Anna Krick, Meriden; state assistant auditor, ( Mrs. Nellie Busch, Hartford; state guide. Mrs Mary Durkin, Danbury; state as sistant guide, Mrs. Barbara Suarks, New London: state inner guard, Mrs. Philomena Donifrio, Walling- l ford. The convention committee Tn. cludes: John M. Hannah, general | chairman; Emil F. Dahl. general secretary; John B. Miller, pup