Local Lodge Officers Nominated and Initiations Reported
Jungle No. 1 B C A T names officers led by President George Fisher and other officers. Betsy Ross Council D of L initiates ten new members with degree team aid. Mithra Lodge plans Past Chancellors Association and P T Barnum lodge aims to confer Grand Orient degree on about 30 candidates. John C Tuthill camp W.O.O. W adds one new member. Sick Benefit Society event planned April 29. Harmony Council Jr O U A M hosts stag pinochle with fifteen tables and various prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fisher
Charles Craush
Charles Randall
Joseph H. Beauary
W. F. O'Hara
HE. Cooper
R. Frisbie
T. Stickler
C. Randal
J. Dawson
C. Randall
S. Hennessey
Joseph H. Beaudry
R. Gay
T. Lynch
A. Goulden
EB. Reilly
G. Beyen
D. H. Monahan
M. D
Betsy Ross Council
D. of L
Lady Howe Council
Milford
Shelton
Chase
Waterbury
MecMary
New Britain
Albie Palmerton
New Haven
Minnie Clark
Mithra Iodge
K. of P
P. T. Barnum Lodge
John C. Tuthill
W. Oo. W
Sick Benefit Society
Injured While Playing Ball On East Main Street
LeRoy Steigler thirteen year old son of W G Steigler of 105 Caroline street was struck by a trolley car on East Main street near his home yesterday afternoon. He was unconscious when Dr Krause arrived in an ambulance, regained consciousness at the emergency hospital where wounds were dressed and then taken home. This is the first accident of the season from playing ball in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Steigler
W. G. Steigler
Caroline Street
East Main Street
Krause
Taft Antithesis of the Virile Roosevelt
Washington March 30 Roosevelt and Taft loom as two contrasting presidents in a staff piece by Robert H. Hazzard. Taft is described as deliberate and cautious, preferring quiet talks with lawmakers and shorter messages, while Roosevelt is portrayed as energetic, outspoken, and prolific in writing and public activity. The article compares their approaches to appointments, communication, and personal conduct, noting Taft’s restraint and Roosevelt’s aggressive public engagement.
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Teddy
Roosevelt
Taft
United Press
White House
Robert H. Hazzard
Washington
Africa
New York
South
Congress
Capitol Hill
Roosvelt
Count the Dots Prize Offer at Noble Avenue
Advertisement from F. Forc Piano Company at 844 Noble Avenue promotes a drawing to distribute 5000 in valuable prizes. Read the directions, count the dots, and get one prize. No purchase required and no reason to miss this chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Forc Piano Company
Noble Avenue
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