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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Webster Lodge will have its an
nual roll call Tuesday evening. The
entertainment committee has arrang-
ed a program, including addresses,
music and refreshments.
Grand Chancellor Nussbaum attend
ed the knight rank ceremonial in
Hermione Lodge. No. IL. in George
town, Wednesday evening. Past Su-
Dreme Representative Albert kahlert
took part in the work. Grand Vice
Chancellor Heiss. Grand Master OF
Excheauer Crown and Grand Master
at-Arms Gorham were visitors.
The board Of directors Of the Pyth-
ian Hall Association, met Monday
evening. The house committee was
directed to install new heating
plant The offer Of the ways and
means committee to install new
drinking fountains was accepted.
Friday evening Syracusians Lodge
was entertained by Prof. George Heis-
ley and orchestra, composed exclu-
sively Of members of Syracusians
Lodge.
Syracusians Lodge. No. 10, Friday
night will receive reports from the
chairmen of the various committees.
The entertainment committe is ex-
pected to prepare program for
social night, Friday, April 81.
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MODERN WooDMEN OF
AMERICA,

Washington Camp. No. 11464, held
its first meeting in the new hall. at
Odd Fellows Temple, Thursday night.
A. E. chaffee. representing the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows. welcomed the
camp to it's new home and ]. w.
Crooks responded for the Woodmen.
A varied musical program was given.
in which the following participated:
Anita, James and William Shaffer; L..
Welk. Roy Thompson. Earl Fowler,
Francis Curtain, Mrs. L. Shallet, Mrs.
r. r. Groomes, E. 8. Kinsilla, Mrs.
Esther Fowler and Miss Wood. Caro-
lima Sebation entertained with read
ings Following this program
banquet was given by the Martha
Washington Camp of Royal Neighbors.
Central Camp, No. 16015, held it's
weekly meeting Friday evening at its
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W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.

Oak Camp sent a full delegation to
the convention of the Boosters on
Tuesday night.
The veterans decoration for twen-
ty-five years faithful service as
red upon Sovereign Delos w. Thaycr
by the sovereign commander. William
A. Fraser. The presentation was
made at the Boosters Club on Tues
day evening through District Mana
ger Luther c. Jones. 80
A meeting of Maple Camp, No: 10.
was held in the Opera House at Cap
itol Heights on "Wednesday .,.saG nigh night tho
Elm Camp was crowded upon me
lst Battalion of the Uniform Rank.
Consul Commander Frank \. Nc
Pherson curtailed the regular ousi,
ness so that the uniformed men could
hold a formation. Six companies
were in attendance.
Company c will hold its first an
nuaI dance next Friday night at
Northeast Masonic Temple.
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new quarters in Typographical Tenn
pie. A social program and discussion
Of subjects Of interest to the order IN
general We're held.
In accordance with a resolution
adopted during the meeting Messrs.
Thomas. LaForest and Locknane
were appointed a committee on IRA
ternal relations. A membership
committee. composed Of H. =. shaw
r. w. Van Fossen and A. S. Brant'
to serve for the ensuing three months
was also appointed.
The new camp in Petworth neign-
borhood, known as Home Camp. l2lO6,
held Its initial meeting last Thurs
day evening at Joppa Lodge Hail on
Upshur street. Officers were elected
and general business attending the
idnstanlation dmata of a new camp was con-
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

This afternoon at 2:s0 pm. Maurice
]. McAuliffe, state deputy, will exem-
plify the third degree to candidates
OF Washington Council at S1S 10th
street northwest.
Potomac Council tomorrow night
will receive a report from the COM
mittee in charge Of the unemploy-
ment situation.
Keane Council Boosters are organic
ing for their annual Atlantic City
tions are now being made through
Leo. A. kavanagh. 3O6 NJ street north
west.
State Deputy NJ. ]. McAulifre an
nounces an official communication M;i,tn y,
mckinley. stating that the next
annual supreme convention of the
order will be held at Atlantic
City August ], and ;. -Four
delegates from the Distinct of Column
vention, to be held within the next
Arrangements are being made for
a lecture by Joseph Scott, past state
deputy of California. April 1S.. at
GonzaEa College hall, on American
The first degree of the order will
be exemplifled to members from Car
roll Council. Tuesday, April 4, at
1880 pm.
Third degree exempl1ncations gre
announced for Sunday. April 2, and
Sunday, April 9. at 2:30 PM, at the
knights of Columbus Home.
The bureau of employment has been
established at the knights Of Column
bus Home, 91S 10th street northwest.
An effort is being made to have en-
ployers list positions with this pu-
reau, where system has oeea in
stalled for this purpose.
Keane Council, Thursday night. aft
ter the degree work. had an enter
tainment and smoker provided by
Lecturer Mulligan. Keane CounciPs
st. Patrick's night dance was held A.
the Hotel Washington. Dan Burke.
chancellor of Keane Council, held
house warming party at his new Rome
on Arkansas avenue. Tuesday night:
and the Keane Council Glee Club. OF
which he is director, furnished the on
tertainment.
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NATIONAL UNION.

United Council. No 200, met in its
hall in Pythian Temple Friday night.
Following the general transaction
of business a buffet luncheon was
served and a number of prizes en-
blematic of St. Patrick's day were
distributed. An entertainment was
also given. consisting Of vocal and in
strumental selections. together with
an athletic exhibition by members
of the council. National council No.
% held its regular meeting last week,
at which the routine business was
transacted.
The standing of the National Union
Bowling League follows: Potomac,
Victory, Congressional and United.
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MACCABEES.

1t is proposed to hold the quadren-
nial convention Of the Supreme Tent
in Washington in July, 1928, when
several thousands Of Maccabees and
their families from all sections Of
the United States and Canada will be
the guests of the District Maccabees.
Georgetown Tent, No. 6, meeting at
the Potomac Bank building, Wiscon-
sin avenue and NJ streets, has changed
its meeting nights to the second and
fourths Thursdays. Owing to the
continued Illness Of the record keeper,
w. +. Shipman. it became necessary
for him to tender his resignation.
Bernard S. Buscher, 331S o street
northwest, has been elected record
keeper of this tent.
mander of Pennsylvania, will visit
Mount Vernon Tent, No. 4, Tuesday
:, At the meeting of National Tent
recently Edwin Smith. the record
keeper. who has done faithful work
for the tent in the past. found it
necessary to resign because Of other
demands upon his time. Commander
Orbourn was nominated and elected
to fill the vacancy. d. W. Gall was
elected commander. These newly
elected officers were installed by Past
State Commander Adamson.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

The public installation Of officers
and a social session occurred Tues
day night at Community Hall, when
the lodge initiated fifty-two candi-
dates. Secretary of Labor Davis, " ho
was presiding, called Assistant Sec
retary of Labor E. ]. Hennfng to the
chair as installing officer He pre-
sented to the retiring dictator. E. c.
Green a bag containing 800 in
United States gold coin as a token
from the lodge for the services he
has rendered during his term.
After the installation Representa-
tive Albert H. vesta1 delivered an
address. Dancing followed until
midnight
During the meeting a telegram was
received from the Philadelphia Lodge
of Moose, stating they Endorsed Di-
rector General Davis as a candidate
for United States senator from Penn
sylvania.
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ODD FELLOWS.
LODGES.
Monday-Union, No. II. second degree;
Beacon. No. Is, degree.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 8; Golden
Rule, No. Is, degree.
Wednesday-Eastern, No. Z; Harmony,
No. Q. second degree.
Observation-Disclosures. No. 80. first
degree.
ENCAMPMENTB.
Monday-Mount Nebo. degree.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Monday-Esther, No. 8, degree.
LODGES.

Tho Noble and Vice Grands' Asso-
citation will meet tomorrow evening
in lodgeroom No. l, in the temple.
Matters of supreme Importance are
announced for action. Vice Grand
George L. Lohrer Of Brightwood
Lodge, No. 80: and chairman Of the
annual banquet committee, will sub
this banquet.
The official visitation for the week
will be to Beacon Lodge, No. IS, to-
No. 26. Saturday evening. Both lodges
have been preparing for these occa-
sions.
The annual banquet will be held
Tuesday evening. April 25. and the
anniversary celebration Wednesday,
April 26. The banquet will be in
charge Of the Noble and Vice Grands'
Association.
The Detroit committee Is increasing
its activity in preparation for the De-
troit trip in September. Details Of the
trip and convention will be announced
shortly through the lodges.
Covenant Lodge, No. 1s. will insti-
tute a Rebekah lodge in Georgetown
in the near future. A number of ap-
plications are said to be in at this
time and many more are expected to
follow.
Noble Grand Harry Darling Of CO.
lumbia Lodge. No. 10, for Thursday
evening announces business of i'm
portance will be discussed. as we'll as
the question of the proposed invita-
ton to the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
Chief Patriarch Zepp of Mount Nebo
Encampment announces a social and
| refreshments after degree work to-
! morrow evening.
Grand Master Andersen has ap-
pointed Past Grand L. L. Godbold OF
Central Lodge. No. 1, as press agent
| for the order. His address Is 1898
5th street northwest.
Central Lodge. No. 1. will confer
the initiatory degree early in April
| Central is the mother lodge Of Odd
| Fellowship in the District of Colum-
bia
Brightwood Lodge. No. 80, will have
| church services at Emory Memorial
Church. Brightwood, D. c.. Sunday
| evening. April 2, for all members OF
| the order.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, No. 4, will
! hold a heart social at the home OF
| Miss Hedler. 1929 G street northeast
Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Canton
Washington will meet at the home OF
| Mrs. Sallie B. Harry. Els Sth street
| northeast, Tuesday evening.
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ORDER OF ARTISANS.

At the regular monthly meeting OF
va ebinrton Assembly. No. 81.
Wednesday night at Pythian Temple
several candidates were initiated and
presented with Artisan buttons. The
meeting followed the regular month
ly dinner of the dining clup' "hich
vas held at the Hotel Sterling. Ad-
dresses by District Deputies Robert
Watt and James T. Hall Of Philadel-
phia were made. Earl Wheeler and
Edward Schrack also spoke, past
Master Artisan Rink presided, IEc
Evening star., 1922-03-26

Esther Council, No. 20, Daughters of
America, at it's last meeting enter
tanned the state councillor and her
staff of officers in annual visitation.
Triumph Council, No. 3. met Tues
After business wes over refreshments
were served by the good Of the order
committee
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PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.

Congressional Circle recently, at
an open meeting, was entertained
with a splendid program. as well as
were served. The executive commit
tee from all p. H. c. circles in the
District met Wednesday evening at
the home of President Frees of Ma
tional Circle, at which very favora-
BILE reports were made by each circle
on the campaign for new members,
meets Thursday evening, April s, at
Pythian Temple.
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GIRL BANDIT BINDS WOMAN.

dit. masked and armed. stepped through
a window into the bedroom where Mrs.
Arthur Matrona lay sick early today.
bound the woman with the bed clothes
and ransacked the bureau drawers. She
Evening star., 1922-03-26

The trustees Of Washington Aerie.
No. 125, announce that the new lodge
rooms at 9th and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. will be ready for the next regu-
lar meeting Thursday, April 6. The
clubrooms will be opened about
April 20, 1t was stated. Tho front
of the new quarters will have an
electric sign bearing the words Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles in colors. A
manager for the rooms will be ap
pointed, and the trustees will super
wise the activities Of the club.
'The Knight Of the Brush" play
by President James NJ. Rhinehart,
will be one Of the features of the en-
tertainment at the opening OF the
clubrooms. Harry Given and Henry
Melzer will have tho title roles.
Evening star., 1922-03-26

escaped with $50. Other members Of
the family were asleep in adjoining
rooms. The police obtained descrip-
tion Of the young woman from baker
VINO saw her leave the house.
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PATRIOTIC ORDER OF
AMERICANS.

District President Mrs. Chestnut
and District President Mrs. Barnhart
held their first joint visitation at
Camp No. Wednesday evening.
Speeches were made by several pres
ent. and four candidates were mi
tiated. Mrs. Chestnut presented
sketch entitled "Gathered Nuts.
B. P. o. ELKS.
Past District Deputy Grand Exalt.
ed Ruler James l.. Ward will install
the new incoming officers Of Wash
ington Lodge, No. Is, "Wednesday
night. April S, at the Elks' Club: The
officers to be Installed In their re-
spcctive stations are: D. X. Nihlon;
leading knight; James A. Balderson'
esteemed loyal knight: William A.
Finkel, esteemed lecturing knight;
William s. Shelby, secretary; NJ. q.
Mccormick, treasurer; Thomas ).
King. tiler; Frank v. A. Brown. trus-
Callan. who will represent the lodge
as delegate to the Grand Lodge con-
vention in Atlantic City in July;
Howard NJ Peter has been selected
alternate delegate. Following the
installation, a supper, entertainment
will be given.
Exalted Ruler Callan has been Sc
lected chairman Of a committee OF
fifty Elks to represent the Elks at
| the banquet to be given Clyde Milan;
manager Of the Washington Base Ball
| Club, at Wardman Park Hotel.
JR. o. U. A. M.
The minstrel organization of Benning
Council, No. 81, will make its debut
before the footlights tomorrow and
Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows Hall,
Benning, D. c. Dancing will follow
the attraction on each occasion.
Reno Council. No. 46. Junior order
! United American Mechanics, is ar
ranging with Esther Council, No 90,
! Daughters of America. for bazaar
and entertainment, to be held next
Friday and Saturday nights at Po-
tomac Bank Hall, Wisconsin avenue
and NJ street northwest. The council
has laid plans for the formation of a
brass band. and expects to have 1t IN
| readiness by the time of the laying OF
| the corner stone Of the new hall, AT
Wisconsin avenue and Window place
northwest.
! State Councillor George P. Ames ana q
his staff Thursday evening Nislteo
America Jefferson Council, No. IL. Ad-
| dresses were made by Past state
Councillors +. D. Seiffert. w. II. Lam
| ham and ]. E. Champion. state Coun-
Gil Secretary John Prender. State vice vice
Frizard. Frederick Burgess. William
Flynn, W. B. Wells. J. E. Flynn, F. +.
Potter. Augustus Dahler and Coun-
cilor George Prender. Solos were sung
| by Miss Nellie Teepie. with Miss
| Edith Marston as accompanist: rec! ;.
| tations. Lessons From the Bible and
! Our Flag" BY F. d. Teffeau and ).
| H. Taylor. It was announced that a
/ fraternal visit is to be made to Ball
i ston Council. Ballston. Va. March 80.
| The exercises closed with banquet.
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WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA
TION OF THE MACCABEES.

Liberty Union, No. 6. entertained
it's new members with a turkey supper
Monday evening. Mrs. Minnie Keppin-
ger. deputy supreme commander, was
the principal speaker at the meeting.
Mrs Keppinger also spoke at the
Evening star., 1922-03-26

Tho King OF Siam has 10000 wives.
which are said to be a great financial
burden to his majesty.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

gar will be the Installing officer at
the twenty-eighth annual session of
the Grand Council. April 3. in Per-
petual Hall, 11th and E streets north
west.
The finance committee will meet to-
morrow at the Office Of the grand
secretary. and the committee on the
state of the order with Grand Regent
George c. Shinn on March 20.
Capitol Council, at its last meeting.
conferred the degree on number Of
candidates.
The Loyal Ladies Of the Royal Ar
canum were the guests Of Capitol
Council Thursday evening.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS
LIBERTY.

The regular session Of Hope Coun-
ell. No. I, met Tuesday night. "
A card party for charitable pur-
poses was given Thursday afternoon
under the, auspices Of the council al
the residence of Mrs. Lillian Jones'
Mrs. Sadie Jenkins has been aprein.
ed in charge OF all card parties.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF
AMERICA.

Washington Camp, No. 2. held its
regular meeting Friday night at 643
Louisiana avenue. Routine business
was transacted.
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regular meeting of the Union guard
team Wednesday night.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF
EAGLES.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

next meeting will be held Wednesday
April 26.
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ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Columbia Chapter will confer the
degrees on a large class, after which
it will be entertained with sketch
by members Of Esther Chapter under
Evening star., 1922-03-26

District President Mrs. Chestnut
and District President Mrs. Barnhart
held their first joint visitation. at
Camp No. Wednesday evening.
Speeches were made by several pres
ent. and four candidates were ini-
tiated. Mrs. Chestnut presented a
sketch entitled "Gathered Nuts.
Evening star., 1922-03-26

Joppa Lodge, No. 35. is to have the
F. c. team of Dawson Lodge as it's
guests tomorrow evening. when ths
NJ. NJ. degree will be presented.
Evening star., 1922-03-26

Brightwood Commandery, No. g..
door carnival the week Of April II to
"a. inclusive. for the benefit of the
''kiddie club fund. 1t will be staged
at Georgia avenue and Military road,
and John ]. P. Mullane. who was di-
rector general of the Shrine fair at
Convention Hall, wip be the direct
ing head.
Evening star., 1922-03-26

Naval Lodge has a ladies' night
scheduled for Thursday evening, the
arrangements for which are in the
hands Of committee headed by Jun
ior Warden Rufus E. Wells. 1t Will
start at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-03-26

High Priest A. NJ. Ehrlich of Wash
ington Royal Arch Chapter has called
a special convocation of the chapter
for Friday evening. when an address
by the grand high priest will be
feature. In addition to the Royal
Arch degree. Refreshments are to be
served at the close.
Evening star., 1922-03-26

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Craftsman"s Club of tho United States
Veterans Bureau had a series Of one
minute talks at its meeting in Grace
Dodge Hut, North Capitol and E
ments were served at the close. The
ways and means committee will hold
rummaEe sale at 2S1s Georgia ave-
nue. April Is, II and is. and a oance
will be given at the Playhouse April
% by the entertainment committee
will be guests of the auxiliary Nom
day evening, April II.
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Washington Centennial Chapter
will have the officers and members of
Martha Chapter as guests at its next
meeting. A handsome silver mesh
bag was presented to Matron Ruth
Ayler on her birthday recently.
Evening star., 1922-03-26

Pentalpha Lodge. No. %. is pre-
pairing for it's annual ladies' night.
" hich will occur April IL. with a
program in the Masonic Temple Au-
ditorium and in the banquet hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-28
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CARD OF THANKS

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SALE HORSES.

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Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-28
NOTICE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING


 The legal voters of the Town Of Leba- ron are hereby warned to meet in the Town Hall in said Town on Wednesday. May Sd, 1922, at o'clock D. in, for the following purposes:
 To determine whether tho Town will vote to accept the joan of r. <. Lyman of eighteen thousand dollars in cOnnec- ton with the George W. Lyman High School uTGcr the conditions and stipuia- tons proposed by r. A. Lyman, and to determine whether the Town shall enter into contract 10 carry out said Lymsn'H proposition.
 To determine whether the Town will .erect a memorial to the World war veter- ans Of Lebanon, and to determine whether the Town wi.I make all appro- pration therefor
 To determine whether tho Town will .vote to move the Jonathan Trumbuu Li- brary from its present location to the George W. Lyman High School Building Also to transact any other business proper to. come before said meeting. Lebanon. Conn. A1ril 27th. 1922. KARL r. BISHOP, ". C. THOMAS. E. C. PAYSON. apr2Sd Seiectmen.
 AT A COURT or PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for inc District of Norwich. on the e7th day of April. A. D. 1922
 Present-NELSoN J. AYLING. Judge l, Estate Of Frank E. Griffin. late of Nor Wich, in said District. deceased The Administrator e. [. a. exhibited his administration account with said estate i 10 the Court for allowance. it Is there l fore
 ] Ordered. That the 1=t day of May. A ! .. 1922. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at ! the Probate Court Room m fne City Of Norwich, in said District be- and the same is. appointed for hearing inc same. and the said Administrator is directed io 4rf- aufaf ider once i'll some newspaper having q i circulation in said District al least three days prior 10 the date Of said nearing and make return 10 the Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is true copy
 Attest: HELEN NJ DREsCHEI. apr2Sd Clerk. AT 4 COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich on the 2Ith day of April. \. Prcsent-NELsON T. AYLING. Judge Estate of Sarah r. Bartlett late oi ! Norwich in said District deceased. The Administration exhibited his admin istration account with said estate 10 the Court for allowance; it is therefore ! Ordered. That the 1st day of May. \ ID. 1922 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, al ltIie Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich. in said District. be. and tls same is appointed for hearing the same and the said Administrator is directed iC give notice thereof by publishing this order once in some newspaper having a l circulation in sa1d District al least three days prior to the date of said hearing and make return to the Court NELSON T. AYLTNG. Judge. The above and foregoing 3s a true copy
 Attest HELEN N. DREsCHER. | apr2Sd Clerk.
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