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MASON“: DIRECTORY
Convocltlon Of Butler
. , No. 33. R. A. M., w1|ll chold
' ‘trooms, Nov.23rct.1.at 8
p. art. work, Mark Degree.
' Rent Arch Masons cordially and
' ”vitally lnvlud.
Fraternally yOun.
'IROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec’ y.
er Lieutenant Governor Ever-
.‘L‘ake has conducted a steady
mpuign for the governor-ship. hat
a game isn't all plain sailing. as
JIM witness the various booms which
‘are being set afloat. Yesterday the
Hartford Courant announced that the
ends ot.Governor lI‘rank ll. Weeks
fly force the latter into the race for
the Republican nomination, despite
the [governor's declarati: a some time
no that he is not. a Cililditialt‘ for H'-
minntion and expects to retire to
mimic life when his successor is in
unrated in tail. There was a story
around at one time that (lovctnoI
Weeks received the nomination for
”miennat governor with the under»
Hiding that he would not go into a
titure race for the gnhernatorlal nom-
lititiou. but it did not receive much
cadence.
There is nothing like living optimis
tic. So confident is one New York
. man who isn't even a Yale graduate
that. the E11 eleven will heat llnrvurd
this afternoon that he has not $10,00o
' on the blue. And this is not all. lie
is no dead sure of winning that ho has
3 gone to Boston in a special car. with
it} spacial orchestra. a special cook.
”and a special brand of champagne to
sip him celeiuate 'l‘ho $10000 111‘!
1111.8 been coicrotl h)’ a aymltcatc in
Boston.
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‘ Hartford is just now goint. through
quite a little crusade against Suntlnv
“evening moving pitturo shows. 'l‘lII
federation of chutthus is said to ho
hack or the activity at tho prosccntor.
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SATURDAY, NOV. so, 1909 '
1118111111 111111111 118111111
Lecture, illustrated by the Stereopticon.
Ar'rnz
South Norwalk Congregational Church
TOMORROW EVENING
SUBJECT :
The Development of
The French Nation
Lecturer, Louis F. Berry
01 the New York Peoples' Lecture Course
The Frcnch nation has Iwcn passing through a I't‘Inai‘knhIc mo
itttion during the last contury,
monarchy and an aristocracy,
it has hccn ‘1l‘tlllHiiI1‘itll‘li from a
'1'ilt'
L;1‘t'.ii Inorut
into a rcpnhlic and a 11‘ nun
pooplc of our own l't'lliiiiiit‘ onttht to be familiar with iiil‘ht‘
llitht‘llitllliH among: the othcr nations of thc old world.
Doors open at 7 o’clock
THOSE WHO COME EARLY WILL GET THE BEST SEATS.
Beginning at 7:20
Chorus and Organ Music Preceding the Lecture
The Sunday Evening 1ns11tutc
N0T1I}—-«Suntiny vacttinu. Ntfl't’lllilf‘l‘ 2.x; i-‘t't‘dt‘l‘ivii Lynch. on
llit“\’.
“'i‘iio
Now Social (‘IIIIsciottsnossT
”00.90”...”WWMOOM
ticvcral theatres is hothI-II 0.0"" andnt it until ho makes the New York
7.000.
.....-...._... .....,<... . .
Yalt- to hunt Harvard this uttcrnooIL.
hut 1I_1' a smallcr scorc than thc Ynlt-
l’rinccton uamc.
l’howf
“T“ 1
5 his tiocluraiion.
1‘. A, litIlIlIc‘IkII, of l \\nii Hilt'l‘i.
lot! for Non \Inlt iiiit monitor: on a
1111\11Il‘58111ll
A.--
Loch has ("illllllil‘li otT W‘Vt‘il'
iilt II L111.” Innnthl) hunting of thc
't‘llfiilllll iillllM‘ thoruuuhly t‘cnpcctahiu.
250 Old Dutch
Cleanser, 17c
4 in. package of Old Dutch
(lit-anscr, tho most economical way
1" lHIl‘ this w-Ill known article;
rcgnlar prim 25c.
3 HOURS. 17c.
50c Hose, 35c
Woincn's Iv‘anry
llosc. in taIIu
amt all the daiutr sliaIlt-R:
no.» quality.
3 HOURS. 35:.
I‘I‘Itula r
$1.50 Rayo Lamps,
$1.19
Rayo Lamps. complctc,
ohmic, chiIIIncy nml tripod;
1ar prion $1.130.
3 HOURS, $1.19.
$1.25 Waias, 59c
Wontcn's Whltv Linncrlc \Vaista.
law and t‘lliill‘ililil‘l‘fld trimmed. also
tailored stylus with ncatly tuckcd
fronts and long: alt-taro link cuffs;
our roguiar $1.25 valnc,
3 HOURS. 59C.
wit it
runn-
Boston state’s
After Supper Sale
7“ UNTIL
10 P. M.
5c Box of Matches,
3c
Blue Tip Matches, heads will not
$1.25 P. K. Gloves,
950
Indics' Ono Clasp P K. M nnish
Tan (llovcs; regular [Who 31 "5.
lly ol'f: regularly sold at. tic hox.
3, HOURS. 956.
89c Clocks, 63c
Alarm t‘locks. nickcl
wart-mum! for one your:
price iI‘E'tc.
3 HOU RS. 63c.
3 HOURS, 31:.
35c Hair R011, 19c
Wiro l-lair Rolls, with combs at~
tachod;
Ilitlittti,
regular
regularly sold at, 350.
3 HOURS, 19C.
AN ORPHAN GiRL'S DOWNFALL.
and 1111' tttIIIItI-lti- \1’111 rcntlcr :t rittt‘i'ilii
program of music. whit it \I‘iii that [on
turn, The usual popular sorrirc of
null}: will illilix‘I' l'1't’i'_\tllll‘ ft-cl at hotnv
in ii ill‘llll‘iiiit' church. in thc IImIII
in): 1h.- paator will apcak on tho titlh
study in lluptiat history. topic, .\lI-nno
Simone and ills Dist-110051. ’l‘hI- liilntv
M hoot at It: o'clock sharp. and Iiw
tonal: pcopio will hold thctr lllttviilii;
til I; in the evening. Music for iiil'
tili1 :
Morning.
i’rII1uI1II—-Allegro in 17‘, Sharp Minor.
Gulhnant
.\iItthn- The Run Rhnil Pic No Mon-
'l‘lI_\ Light by ilay Woodward
‘ Evening.
“““" ‘l’t'vi‘nh' '111‘1t'i'llW‘ in ii iI‘l-It llvncc
‘ , . . . ..
Rev. H- 3' Carpenter 1° Talk T°m°" .\ut* 11)" till 11mm of Path-loss Spica-
row Night on Some of the Moral d, r ‘ VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 31...“...-
Parasiies of South Norwaik. p 5mm“. KW.“ 'l‘hon .\l\ Stops ()
'l‘hv llowni‘nll of an (lrphni (4111‘ “l. I, .i ,......., .. .. '. ”up...”
Th" Mm“! 1'ltl:lrliil‘fi 01 Smith NM. mt Ii t't't‘tli'ttilti .‘illill 1) 1.0111114
walk. uili ho IhI- topic oi” iiit' prvlmlc; LN”... ......... 1111 “Mm
on ctII‘I-cnl orcntx at tho South .\or g m... ,gmmii.‘ twin; Smith
““1“ ““i‘ii’” “i“m'h tomorrow "'5'“ i .. 'ttlliiiHliiii’ii liilill‘it‘iit' 1 “WIN tho
Th“ Ioguiar ucrnion, '1‘ho Mctnmics of; \t "i I", Loads Mr .....,., lilies,
Thanksgiving liar will ho a sin-I‘ltti 1., Huh, \i-u'I-h ii”. ”hum,“ t‘luik
thought in kccpnu: aim the Multilill,
SKETCHES OF VlLTOR HUGO
Given by the Friday Alternoon Club at
the HOnIe of Mrs. Fryer.
“The 1“iitiii\ .\ril‘i‘iit.llll t‘inh huh] III:
fourth II-gnlur IIII-ctinu, vI-stvrtiay. :Il
Iiw homo ot' .‘Iils. l‘ricr.
'i'itr lintnantiv .Svhnot-
\‘It'tor 11mm The Man.
Mira 1£111ti|‘1'.
Victor Hugo. l’Iu-t amt llrunI:Iti.~.t.
hits. tilaItrIuIrd.
\‘Irtor lingo» Now-list,
Mrs. liunilmxt
tin llcc- Iain-r :lI'Ii thc (‘11111 will mot-t
at lint illllllt‘ ot‘ Mrs. “MI-Ii, It‘tlii'iit'iti
‘ . , I to sin law 1'. IIdon ()III‘ 'l‘tanamts nwnuv.
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«921—.
iHANKSiiiVlNG i] [RINGS
A. F. Beckmann & Co.’s
Everything to Eat and Drink
3 QUARTS CAPE COD CRANBERRIES for ..................... 256
3 PACKAGES NEW SEEDED RAISINS for ..................... 25c
‘ 3 PACKAGES NEW CLEANED CURRANTS for ................. 25::
NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT. pkg. .............................. 9c
NEW CITRON. LEMON OR ORANGE PEEL, 1h. ................. 20c
DURKE'S POWDERED SAGE OR THYME. can ................. 7c
DUDLEY'S GOLDEN CUSTARD PUMPKIN. can ................ 14c
SILVER LAKE BRAND PUMPKIN. 2 cans ..................... 25c
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT NEW NUTS AT LOW PRICES.
Get your Wines and Liquors here tor Thanksgiving
WE SELL AT NEV’ "TRK PRiCES.
ALL THE LEADING BRANDS BOTTLED BEERS, ETC.. ETC.
83 and 85 Washington St.
Phone 440
295’
than
I
SEATS RESERVED DY PHONE 112
ALL STAR HOLIDAY BILL
at
A11 Seats,
Children,
. C
Matinee Daily
, Evenings
20c
10c
5c
MILLICENT. the Cashier
RICHARD. the Page
COOGAN. the Wardman . .
VAN BRUN'I‘. the Mother
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DORTHY. the Child .
PIETRO. Masseur .
- PLACifi-wliicischman's. Filth Avenue. New York City.
TIMEmNoon on a Summer Day.
‘ SCENERY by 0. Frank Dodge.
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FIRST TIMI-3 0191?
BROADWAY
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George Beban’s Associate Players
“The Sign of the. Rose”
A PLAY 1N ONE ACT BY C. '1'. DAZEY AND GEORGE BEBAN. STAOED BY FRANK GAHEEN
CAST 0F CHARACTERS
HATCH. the Central Office Man
ARTHUR E. SPRAGUE
. FRANCES HILL
HAROLD ECKSTROM
. WILLIAM T. O'KEEFE
....... BAYONNE WHIPPLE
........... BABY SEAVILLA
DANIEL MALEY
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