6:4.1; acts 4. 36.
tide 11:25 a. m.; 11:51 p. m.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MABONIC DIRECTORY
, plclal Communication of Old
it Lodge. No toa, F. and A. M., will
it at in room- Nov. 15th,19_09. at
9. In. Work, M. M. degree, foi-
IMO! by a banquet. All Muter Ma
Jilin Nrdlally and fraternity invited.
. Pratcrnally yours.
“ ROBERT M. WIUCOX, sec’y.
fluted 00mmunlcat|0n of Old
. oil Ledge, No. 108. F. and A. M..
will be held at It. room: Nov. 16th,
1099. at 8 o'clock p. in. Work, M. M.
d 9, followed by a banquet. All
’ Motor Malaria cordile and frater-
natty Invited.
Fratcmaily yours
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'y.
At the Sunday Evening institute to.
marrow evening. Dr. Macfarland has
selected a subject which Is ot‘ great
importance to our city, and one whlcli,
[with his wide travel in this country
and in Europe, and his study of munic-
ipillmntters. he will undoubtedly trout
.‘ into valuable way. The interest shown
. last Sunday binning was promising
that this new institute can be made of
w great value in getting the people. to-
. gather {or their general uplifting.
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'i‘he complete cast engn'ged hy litm-
ry. B. Harris for‘Churles Klein's new
play. “The Next ot‘ Kin." includes
the following: Hedwig Relcher, Frank
Shéridan. Hurry Davenport, Wallacc
Eddinger. Frederick l'orry. Grunt
tWtchell, Edwin W. Morrison, Joueph
Adelmnn. Fred W. Strong. Mnnrico
Franklin, Goorgo Wright. Maggie
Q." Fielding. Minna Adelmun. Lillian
~ Thatcher. Anitn Rollie illltl Alico “'ll-
5 son,
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People who own dogs that. initial on
barking throughout tho night. thus
making sleep impossible. should hear
in mind that n judge has held that on
assault on your nt-lglihora' enr drums
in just as much on itsxnult no if you
hnd punched the said neighbor. 'l‘ht-
dogwurdens have rucoivetl numerous
complaints about these night blooming
canines.
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And now tho estimates for running
ITI-‘h
SOUTH. NORWALK EVENING SENTI‘
SATURDAY, ’ Nov. :3, 1909.
EL
MW “W Mmmuwwt
lili SUNDAY EVENING INSlllilii
TOMORROW EVENING
800i" lllillliilli Blllliilliiiillilllll iHllliilH
SUBJECT :
“City Building and
Municipal Beauty”
Lecturer, Dr. Macfarland
IlluStrated by the Stereopticon
All over the country the smaller and growing cities are
laying out plans in advance for their growth and development.
Views will be shown on what'is being done in such cities as
Torrington, Naugatuck. San Diego. Springfield and other
cities. Also some of the larger and more fully dcvclopcd cities
like Denver, Colorado.
This will be used to suggest a moderate and gradual plan
for our own community.
South Norwalk has a splendid opportunity to further the
moral education of its people by providing. as fast as it can.
opportunities for their uplifting.
Doors open at 7 o’clock
Chorus and organ music at 7:20
THE PEOPLE ARE ALL INVITED TO
THE ASSEMBLY OF
The Sunday Evening lnéiitute
”WMWWOOOMW
the city from January lst until nextl lingo.
llow will you linve them?
(letoher will he nnniyzetl hy illt‘ lltllll'tll ltnh. rah. mil» Yule.
or estltnzttt- and taxation. Q ..
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Somo or the Illilllllt'l't’l in t‘hienno ill‘t'l . .. ...
kicking m ”H. mm; churned 1,). H“. M ; A row in n ( hriutiun Science church
lll‘t‘Hi-i conihunit-u for hnndllny, tlw hit: “”4”“ '” ""- 5" lli‘lii‘lii‘i‘i')‘ “WIZV l'm‘
hula now in style. .tienlztr, like it church t‘ou :ili)’\"lit'l'i‘
, o ..... .,.M... __. . elmn l‘rorldvm-e Journal.
How lllllt‘lt are you union to tom“ w.--
this afternoon on l'rineeton',’ i llolinntl. Welt. is urn-sting poop].-
' ’ 7 UNTIL
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25c Biac Sateen, ara me Liquid 50c Corsets,
I
190 Paper Enamelme 37c
30 inch Merroriml Blur-k Sateen. Parntllno Farm. “Red for Large Size (‘un Liquid Ennmol- An assortment of our regular 50c
25c quality. lunches. lne. Regular prion 10C. Cot‘setu; all styles and 81208.
3 HOURS. 196. 3 HOURS. 40 SHEETS FOR 56. 3 HOURS. 70. 3 HOURS. 37c.
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$1.00 Center Pieces, 25c Long Sleeve Cor- 50c Clothes Line 5c Coat Hangers,
580 set Covers, 19c 39c 3 for 10c
24 inch Rouniunnco Center "Appleton" iiihhod Corset (tow 100 Foot ’ntorproof Cotton Folding Wire Cont Hangers. firm
Piecou; thp yt-ry lutont and pret- era. with long ultwvcs; all sizes. Clothes Lino, {nil measure.Regular and Well made. Regular price 50
tieut ticoiuns. Regular price 3t on, ltennlnr 25c vnlue. price into. each.
3 HOURS. 58c. 3 HOURS, tile. 3 HOURS, 39c. 3 HOURS, 3 FOR 10c.
for smokingcigarettes. Wenonnrutu- tlm Mrs Netty (ireon in lookinglharlting. financial or social, ohe’ita founder.
Into the town on the ronnun'ntiw lli'ulil‘il tor um tlioeuae to upvnti n mil- launched find this mmpd ton retnnrk- Tomorrow evening, at the First.
Killi‘llllt'titéiltTri ol'| Li‘tll'ht‘l‘f‘lfllxl’il"”Stun hon on Boston it’lohe nhle were? of its sort. a movement (‘l”:"“il”lu Nil-“33““ {her ngiOIEdgir‘“
so upon to sin. - .‘ :~ 4 ~~- w ”m. wlintwvr mar h~ A” r u , rcvvw wear or ‘earao r. L. Jr‘
(“lowland Lontlcr, , \\ltnt did Doctor lutiot tuoztm nn.\'- “Hm" “f “S ltlenu one; l‘tiiutlinnclr 'lit‘e. using the sworn statements ot’
w. « “""3 “"l"" h" “'l'l‘mi ”m" 5"“ i” m“ “WW" ' I those who knew her intimately in
nth-Minn “in-titer he lwttewti in \oteu
1. r \uunen'.‘ That he didn‘t yet he~
A Moxicnn editor
'l‘iti‘i'u il'tlili‘t‘l‘fi tutu ut the knees.
complains that
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uhouhl tture lilillt‘i‘tl how nicely they . lime or that he didn‘t lat-lien» women
tittml around tho helt.-~-New linvon “WIN Nil“ 3*“ l'hllmlt‘litltln 'l'lim‘fi.
l'nltudiuln. .m.
. linen more irTeommon jtl‘tliet- :i low
iplmunnt uortix h‘lltiil'tl he mid teunrtl
lir. (‘ook in arranging hlu North i‘oleiinu the.\ 'ou i. on land ciitnuh» l’roit
data In so for two! that ho haunt ‘tltnctv loninnl.
hnd n chance to_ hour that l'enry has - “NOW
tum-n offered “.26 a word for n magn- A REMARK‘WLE WOMAN-
ztnn ntory.—-Sprlngnoid Union.
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Wonder if that "quiet place where
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Rev. G. D. Egbert to Preach on Mrs.
4..
Mar Baker Edd .
lino with Mr. Rorkofellor lighting “A \t .. ly k . l‘ll' y ..
“I“ hookworm, Mrs. Runueii Still“ . l5 . my to ti .I l} in u l‘tllltllk
(llllt‘ u'tunntr \\lth hut few :ulvnn-
lighting tuberculosis and Mr. t‘uruegie
: ' is ‘ill enilm \t‘ lll i Hw “t
lighting pellngrn. “2" «iv not obuerrolH“ of l l " l l" i‘ "m
question. to her
live uehitts. indeed.
are convinced tiiitl
«lies, the Christian
will fall to pieces.
[Il‘t‘Et’lll
ittllllllilRll'fl" ‘ lit .
mnnv “,IWHHS [how dam. lhiu H‘lli‘b of to a n
MW” Mr» Ldtlv lnot nn nttntk upon Christian Scienco
‘hnt an lnu-ntigatlon of Christian Sci
cow, and any who me interested we
wt-lcome to send attentions to Mr. lig-
hert, suggested hy the addresses or
regarding which they desire informa-
tion.
At tho service tomorrow evening:
the Hill}: service of popular hymns will
{in usual precede the address. Seats
..... free at evening services and :\
umnty welcome is assured.
The man who is contented with a
little in huppior than the. man who
wants the enrth.
Science S}i~it:lll
and point to the
tttliiil‘m‘ei'n)‘ til the Fifi-ii
i‘hurch in New York an n proof of
their helicf.
l‘ntll (leoruine Milmine'u story of
him. lititly's life appeared in .‘tlrt‘tnrr'u
Magazine littlo was generally known
of her curly days. and of the llf'glll'
hinge of the intn‘ement. Much in-'
formation is to he found in that story
that throws light on the whole subject,
and, to understand tho system. it is
non-usury to study the early life ot’
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Commencing Monday, Nov. 15
Matinee Dai
Change of
Our Show
The Great Henri French
Eddie Clark
5---ROYAL MUSICAL-n5
AND MANY OTHERS
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Pictures Changed Daily
um
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and
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Vtutmd—cville Mondays
A Card to the Public
our prices in accordance.
Nothing but highest salaried artists
in Vaudeville.
tor's. Hammerstein’s. P. Ci. Williams'
and Poii’s Circuits. .
To give you the but we are making
Same Actu that play Klith & Proc-
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