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The gen-
.iking‘
<sirms will
addresses
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v wls will play to-
wire hall.
I eluted over their
1 claim that
heat the Redwoods.
is willing to
‘lmx' extend a chal-
l-rlr‘ly date. to the
> same of baseball
- -r;t to them.
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if DAVIS
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‘ dance at thequidgeport‘clnb on the
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is ill at her
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, L' Norwaik.
Company
20’ hold
my evening
‘Fri. Mar. 11. Prize Csardas. Danc-
' Mr. Pa‘yne's cooking will be very glad
. to welcome him back and wish him
‘ , walk. Saturday night, Mar. J27. Music
by Svec. .
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—Da.ncing, Red Men's Hall. Nor-
walk. Saturday night. Mar. 12. ‘
by SM; . nude
A large number ot-Norwalk r -
dents are expected to attend a. dinner
night of March 17. St. Patrick's Day.
~Hungarian‘ Cmm~-~maio Hill;
Fri. Mar. 11. Prize Csardas. Danc-
ing 8:00 to 2:00‘ALMZ. Musitxby’Gfll
and Svec. .
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer P. Craig, of
Center avenue, entertained Mr. Craig's
father and brother from Brooklyn
over the week end.
—_.._..__
- There was a. large attendance Sat-
urday night at the weekly’dance‘held
at the Royal James” hotel. Speidei's
orchestra furnished the music for the
dancing.
bile south on North Main street. about
4:30 o'clock. ‘Saturday afternoon,
struck six year old' John Lee of 28
Ann street, bruising the boy about the
head. The lad was attended by Dr.
Robert M. Wolfe. Tongue was not
held as the accident was unavoidable.
The March meeting of the What;
soever Circle of the King‘s Daughters.
will be held tomorrow, Tuesday. at
22:30 o'clock with Mrs. Henry Hofl-
man. 121 South Main street. If it is
stormy the meeting will be held on
Wednesday at the same time end
place. ‘
Young men who broke a window at
a. residence on Day street and who
used foul, language were rounded up
by Patrolman Frank Stratton yester-
day afternoon. and: given to under-
sttnd that they must cease their activ—
ities along this line. They als'o’paid
for the broken window.
Kenneth Schock. of Ridgefleld. filed
a complaint at police headquarters on
Saturday afternoon that Gibson
Smith. the contractor. had assaulted
him. He claims that during a dispute
between he and Smith. he was knock-
ed down by the latter, and received
injuries to his head and left eye. He
was referred to the prosecuting attor-
neY- . 5:211:
Plans have been made by the mem-
bers of Lincoln Council. No. 4, O. U.
A. M.. for a. dance to be held at their
hall’ on Washington street. on St.
ceeds of which will be used towards
outfitting the new drum corps. There
are already 22 members. and it is'
hoped to have a. 40-piece drum corps.
and to: make it one of the biggest in
the state. The O. U. A. M. orchestra.
will furnish music.
-——Hungzuiian Csardas. M'usic Hall.
ing 8:00 to 2:00 A. M. Music by Gall
and Svec. . .
J. T. Payne and J. V. Monsell'will
open a first class ladies and gents
retaurant at the corner of Monroe
street and. Railroad avenue on or
about March 15th. LIrI Payne. who
is a well-known restaurant man. will
be glad to” senve his friends. and cus-
tomers. Those who are familiar 'wlth
success.
~Dancing. Red Men’s Hell. Nor-
mm:
Robert Tongue, driving an automo- .
a?
1mm? "Bulb-sky. 0f. :93 By ovenuo,
semeunge last night. = m.m Me
as on ‘entry'zon the" police blotter this
. , ., ,, morning'shom beemroported to P33 5
Mrs.- , Hnttie ~wmosmwm meets W WWW i ’
Several. bmwho’ were tampering
with trucks in thost of Luther M.
Wright were brought tozpolioe head-
quarters, this. ‘morning. where they
Vereabroughb "on the carpet” before
Chief of Police William R. Penning-
ton and'xivensa. lecture.
—PeaCoalotHa.n-is&qans.
‘.
were made for the banquet to be held
on the evening or March 14th. Sever-
al notable speakers, it is expected by
brought here for the evening. About
100 were in attendance at yesterday's
meeting. ~ _
—-—____..._____
MULYOY-TABLOV POST
to Be Actor! Upon Tonight. -
About: 70 applications will be acted
upon at the meeting of Murvoy—Tarlov
Poet. No. 603, V. F. W.'. to be held
this evening‘in Red Men’s Hall.
Washington street. this number of
men who have applied for member-
ship promising to appear this evening.
In addition to this members of
Buckingham and Douglas. Fowler
present. as they will be made honor;
awrmembers of the Post this evening.
Some of the State officers will be
present and following the business
of the meeting- o. smoker will be held.
PRESIDENT T0
Continued from second page)
tend.
The Senators invited for the W’hito
House dinner are Lodge. of Massa-
chusetts. the Republican leader; Cur-
tiss. of Kansas. Republican whip:
Penrose, of Pennsylvania; Warren. 0:
Wyoming; Cummlns. of Iowa; Knox.
of Pennsylvania. Wadsworth. of New
York; Poindexter. of W'ashuzgton. and
Johnson, of California.
Representative Mandel. ot Wyom-
heads the~list~ of Representatives who
will be present. The others are
Fordney, oi: Michigan ann. of Illi-
nois Longworth, 0:10 : Kelley. of
Michigan: Anthony. . of Kansas;
Siempr-o! Virginia; Campbell, 0! Kan-
Patrick’s‘night. March 17th. them-o- mas; Porter. of Pennsylvania: Fess. of
Ohio; Tow‘ner. of Iowa :and Winslow,
of Massachusetts.
It was said the Cabinet - session
would be of a. general character. and
that the president would take up in
particular the question of relations
with Costa Rica and. Panama. and’the
program for the special session of
Congress. Information and advice
received’at the dinner today is ex-
pected to be laid before the Cabinet
by Mr. Harding and a definite decision
on a date for calling Congress into
session may follow.
The question of the special'session
of Congress was discussed by the
president today with Sena-tor Under-
wood, of Alabama, the Democratic
leader: of the Senate, who is under-
stood to have urged that a. date some
time in the first halt of April be se-
iected.
After his talk with Mr. Harding.
the Alabama. Senator indicated that a
date phob’obly would be announced
tomorrow .
. .Mr. Harding‘s first caller today was
Senator Pomerene. Democrat. of Ohio.
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Several new members were admit- :
tedst the meeting or Keeven Barry 7
Lodge. 86313 of. Irish Freedom.. held .
yesterdaratternoon and preparations '1‘
the committee in charge. will be ‘
will dothem
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pare their'rgoystem for tifisperfec
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anhisa so—called open stock pattern.
placed with little difliculty, it any.
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sign of conventional type; rescind;
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shape”; regular $38.10:— M
No E 5605—Rose—festoonod hardc_
seek an a —
No 7505—Hand80mosolid rose
“iwiflnmot gold handles, artistic ,
No.2 224-—Combinstion m and.
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conventional and floral‘ pawn-n, .-
some plain shape; regular$67—-e “i.“
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