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Ill GHoDAY Marion Davies in "Beauty's rippng Movie Chats. ' ~ FRIDAY John Gilbert in The Yellow Comedy His Wife's Son" SATURDAY, Katherine Macdonald Relations News and Topics. NOIlCEA Special Young Peoples matinee given Saur- - aay at A3O D. m Feature Picture Rip Van Wrinkle" and Fables. MONDAY Herbert Rawlnson in "Confdence" Also Mack Sennett Comedy, Home Made Movies" OESDAY Love Never Dies" with Special Taken rom the story The Cottage of Delight Also Comedy Home Made Movies" WEDNESDAY Marjorie Daw and Roy Stewart in "A Motion Adjourn" from the Saturday Story bv B. Kyne Also Fox News
 TOWN HALL SATURDAY Anita Stewart in "The Woman Married" Also Comedy, His Wife's Son." WEDNESDAY Agnes Ayers Milton Casson Ferguson in "Borderand" COMING-Jack Holt in Man Unconquerabe"
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CITIZEN,S CAI1CIS

The legal voters of the Borough of Stafford Springs are hereby warned and notified to meet at Borough Hall Fri day, November 17th, 1922 at eight in nomination candidates for the seye eral offices to be voted upon Monday. December 11th, 1922, and to do any said caucus.
 Per order of the Borough Committed
 GEORGE SISWICK
 LOTT O'HALLORAN Stafford Springs. Conn, November g..
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NOTICE

The Legal Voters of The Town of StaHord' Conn, are hereby notified and warned to meet at the Borough Hall 51 11 said St3affGrd, on Tuesday, November the following purposes, to wit:
 l. To see if the Town will vote to approve the, estimate of the SeIectmen and and the Town School Committee of the Budget for the Fiscal Year ending August 31, 1923. 7. To see if the Town will authorize the SeIectmen to borrow such funds as may be necessary to defray the eX- penses of the Town.
 , 5. To hear the Report of the Select men of non elective officers appointed 5y said Selectmen for the year ending date of Annual Town Meeting, 1923. or until their successors shall have been appointed and qualified
 And to do any other business prOner to be done at said Meeting. Dated at Stafford, Conn, this 9th day of November, 1922.
 VIM. R. PREBLE,
 BURT T. EATON,
 ARTHUR M. CADY,
 ,.. seiectmen.
 J. CARL CONVERSE, Town Clerk
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If yOa have farm OF land that you wish to sell, write or call on
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 Estate of Fred A. Moore, late of union, in said district, deceased
 The adminiStratriX having exhibited her administration account with said estate to this Court for allowance, it is N ? Ordered. That the 22nd day of No Vember, A. D., 1922, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate office in Staff ford, be and the same is, assigned for a hearing on the allowance of said ad- mln1stratiOn account, and this Court dlrectS the administratriX to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place, by publishing this ofuer once in some newspaper having a speculation in said district, and by posting a copy on the public sign-post Tn the town of Union, where the de ceased last dwelt, at least five days be lore said time assigned
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For Fall and Winter,
 1O22-1O23. Jitneys leave Stafford Springs daily, including Sundays, 8.25 a. m., 12.3O p. m., 4.3O p. m. Jitneys leave Willimantic daily, including Sundays, 7.15 a. m., 1O.3O a. m., 300 p. m. Willimantic terminal, , Railroad Street.
 Stafford Springs terminal, Main Street.
 Jitneys stop at West Willing ton, South Willington, Merrow, Mansfield Depot and Eagleville. Fare from Stafford Springs to Willimantic $1.OO. Other stops 5 cents per mile. '
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FOR sALE-s9 Acres Wood Land. Been Growing 20 years. In vicinity of West Stafford. A quick sale desired
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lusr Gps Gurfbes 5k the Daps

Temple" bass solo. by Willard Ward,
In the evening Miss Madden will sing
OHara's There Is No Death" Mr..
Ward will sing Resurrection Morn.
by Rodney. and Miss Jane Crawford
Eller. contralto. will sing 1.-THE Holy
Cross" The young peoples choir will
render Granier's "Hosanna."
The program or special music at
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Madison avenue at Seventy-third street.
DR.. Henry Sloane Coffin, pastor. in
cIudes Widor's 'Toccata." from the
Fifth symphony; the 'Hallelujah
Chorus" from Beethoven's Mount of
Olives" and sixteenth century carol.
Now Christ che Lord Is Risen" At
afternoon vespers Schuberts "Coupertn
and Moment Musicale" 'The Trumpet
Shall Sound from Handers Mes
siah," and Durands ."Chaconne'' will
be rendered. In the evening the music
will be allegro Vivace." from the
Sixth Symphony. by Widor: Christ.
the Lord. Hath Risen. LET the Merry
Church Bells Ring and Bachs Toe
cata."
AT the Central Presbyterian Church.
Madison avenue and Fifty-seventh
street. there will be special music at
both morning and afternoon services.
with a full choir and organ, violin. harp
and cello accompaniment. DR.. Dwight
w. Wylie the pastor. will preach. The
musical program includes Llewellyn's
1.-THE Three Days "St. Cecelia's Mass"
by Gounod. and Manney's Victory In
Death" In the afternoon there will be
rendered 'Fantasie In c." by Tours
Kramer's Song without Words" 1.-THE
Three Lilies" IAN Easter Ode.' by
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presbpteriam.

Special Easter music win be rendered
by the choir of Fifth Avenue Presbyter-
ian Church. at services at IL A. M. and
T.. M. DIR. John Kelman. pastor OF the
church. will preach. Among the special
musical numbers are: very Early in
the Morning. by Stevenson Star Of
the Coming Day" by Gilbert: 'Hearken
Unto Me-" by Manney; Unto the Pas
cal Victim" and Jesus Saith Unto Her.
Mary" by West and "As 1t Began to
Dawn" by Federlein. Harry Gilbert is
the organist and director.
At the Brick Presbyterian Church.
DR.. William Pierson Merrill. pastor,
Fifth avenue and Trirty-seventh street,
special music Will be sung at both morn
ing and afternoon services. The full
chorus choir will be accompanied by
violin, vioiincello. harp and organ. The
soIoists will be Inez Barbour. soprano !;
Rose Bryant, contralto: Arthur Hackett,
tenor; Frank Croxton, bass. Maurice
Micke, violin Bernard Altschuler. cello,
and Carl Schuetze, harp. Clarence Dick-
inson is the organist and choirmaster.
The program includes "A Song OF De-
votion,p by Andrews: "Extase." by
Came; IAN Easter Hallelujah." by Vul-
Plus; Beethovens "Ha1lelujah )" The
Living Lord" by Sowerby; a Polish
traditional carol, when the Dawn Was
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Barnes. and Debussy's "Reverie."
The Rev. DIR. Walter Duncan Bu-
chanan will preach in the Broadway
Presbyterian Church. Broadway and
1l4th street. Special music at the morn
ing service. IL o'clock. will include ST.
vers "Jubilate Deo." Stainer's Awake
Thou That SIeepest." I'm the End OF the
Sabbath" by Speaks. and "Benedic-
tion," by Du Bots. The Sunday school
will hold its celebration in the evening.
Special musical selections will be
Spring Song" by Hollins; THE Magic
Harp" by Meale. and the Finale"
from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony"
At the North Presbyterian Church. SIS
West 155th street, the musical program
for the morning service includes Res
direction Morn" by Johnston: "King
All Glorious" by Barnby, with harp
obbligato; Heber's "Andante" and the
''Toccata' (Suite Gothique). by Boell-
man.
The principal service Of Easter Day
In the First Presbyterian Church,
Brooklyn. Henry street. near Clark. DR..
Il. Mason Clark, pastor. will be at ii
o'clock. DR.. Clark will preach. The
musical program. under r.. Huntington
Woodman. win include Spring Song
by Hollins: 1.-THE Risen Christ" by
Noble; 1.-THE Final Chorus" from Stain
ers 'St. Mary Magdalene" and easter
Dawn" by Woodman.
DR.. David James Burrell will preach
at Marble Collegiate Church. Fifth ave-
nue. and Twenty street. at IL
o'clock. His subject will be AS 1t Be
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Master Joseph I.avery and John b.
Foley wilr be soloists.
At the Church OF St. Francis Xavier.
40 West sixteenth street, solemn high
mass win be celebrated at II o'clock.
The special musical program will include
Hymns OF Glory" 'svidl Aquam.'
"Paschal Mass" and 'Haec Dies" BY
p. A. Yon: Ravanellos "Chrlstus Resur-
rexit." and Bossi's Redemption. There
also win be special music at the solemn
vespers and henedlction at 7i30 p. M.
At the celebration OF mass. St. Ste
phen's Church, lat East Twenty-eighth
street, at II o'clock, there win be musi-
cal program under John Philip Foley.
with male quartet and boy choir OF
fifty voices. The music includes "yidl
Aquam." by Foley: Kyrie and Gloria"
by Turner: "Credo" by Turton; Gran
ier's ''Hosanna" as the offertory: "Sanc-
tus and Benedictus." by Dl Lasso: "Ag-
nus Del" by Turner Cesar Franck's
"Panis Angelicus'; and "Tantum Ergo"
by Sies.
At tho Church OF Corpus Christi.
Broadway and 121st street, special
music will accompany the celebration
of high mass. at which the Rev. j. III.
Dooley will be the celebrant. The mtsi-
cal program, under the direction OF p.
]. oulgley. will include Giorza's "Kyrie."
and Gloria" "Adago, by Roth !;
'-Credo.s by GLORIA Regina Coeli."
Corti; Gonoud's ''Sanctus !" Giorza's
.'sanctus Benedctus'' and "Agnus Del !"
Handels Largo and Mendelssohn's
Priests March,
Nghtworkers will worship in old St
Andrews Roman Catholic Church.
Duane street and City Hall place. on
Easter morn at 2 80. Mgr. l.. ]. Evers.
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Breaking, spIcker-Gadefs 1T Am He
that Livsth." and Lutkin's Easter"
At the afternoon service. with cello
and violin accompaniment. there will
be played Cigars "Chanson de Mutt"
Dickinson's 'Exaltation." Now Is
Christ Arisen by Volkmar-Leisring;
Clough-Leiter's They Have Taken
Away My Lord" Granier's "Hosanna. :"
THE Risen Christ by Broome. and
Handels Largo"
At the First Presbyterian Church.
Fifth avenue and Eleventh street. there
win be special organ music and Easter
the day. In the morning the musical
program will include Claussmann's
Easter Dawn" Easter Day." by
Loret. Mailly's Easter Flowers" THE
Risen Christ" by Noble. and Widor's
.'Toccata" from the Fifth symphony.
The carols will be Rejoice. the Lord
Is Risen.'' "A Joyous Easter Song and
"Now Christ the Lord Is Risen"
In the evening Victory" an old AL
satan carol: 1.-THE Women at the Sepul-
chre." by Woyrach Massenet's Song
OF Mary Magdalene" and an old Breton
carol, ''rhe Three Lilies" will be sung.
The organ selections will be Bach's
I'm Dulci Jubilo." "Alleiuia." by Du-
boie and Boellmann's Carlton
DIR. A. Edwin Keigwin. pastor of West
End Presbyterian Church. Amsterdam
avenue and 705th street. will preach on
Putting the Il Into Immortality" at
the morning service. and on There Is
No Death in the evening. Special
music will include Christ Is Risen"
by Rogers; Hambleu's Jesus OF Naza-
reth," sung by Lolita Madden. soprano,
and Kanpps "Open the Gates OF the
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soprano; Mrs. Benedict-Jones. alto: and
Judson House. tenor. David Nick.
Williams. choirmaster and organist.
The Right Rev. Thomas r. Gailor.
Bishop OF Tennessee, and chairman of
the executive council of the Episcopal
Church. will preach in the Church of
the TRANSPORTATION in East Twenty
ninth street, near Fifth avenue, at 1890
A. M. AS special music there will be
Chapple's Christ Our Passover" M.
B. Fosters las 1t Began to Dawn"
and Gounod's"O Salutaris Hostia,' as
post communion selection. At the
evening service the anthem will be
Why Seek YEP by Warren; Granier's
"Hosanna." as offertory, and Pales-
trina's THE Strife Is Ger"
At the Church of the Ascension, the
Rev. Or. Percy Stickney Grant, rector.
Handers THE Messiah" will be rem
dered at o'clock. vespers. Ada Marie
Coster. Soprano; Jeanne Laval, con-
tralto: John Barnes Wells, tenor, and
Boris Saslawsky, barytone, will be the
soloists. Jessie Craig Adam is organist
and director. Other selections at this
service will be Easter Morning." by
Mailing; Easter Song" by Pludder-
man, and "Toccata-Fifth Symphony
by Widor.
DR.. Grant will preach at IL A. M. The
musical program will include Thorn q
"Andante Religioso," with harp, violin
and cello: Guilmant's Communion Ser
vice In L Flat Gounod's Greed" from
st. Cecilia Mass" Cannes Extase,
with violin. harp and cello; Fehrmann's
by Guilmant; and Ave Maria by
Schubert.
Five Services at st. Marks.
st. Mark's-in- the-Bouwerie. Second
avenue and Tenth street, will celebrate
the day with five services, beginning
with festal celebration of the Holy
Communion with hymns and carols at
rs o'clock. DIR. William Norman Guthrie.
the rector, will preach on Sacrificing
All for the Supreme Chance" At the
afternoon service pictorial oratorio''
and symposium of poets will be pre-
scented under the direction of the rector
and George Jay Smith. George Rau-
dcnbush viii be soloist at the evening
service OF symbolic worship. Miss
Louise Peters will speak on "The Spir-
itual Significance of the Fourth Dimen-
SION" Throughout the day there will
be special floral decorations In both
tho church and the churchyard.
Special music at st. Georges Church.
Stuyvesant Square and Sixteenth street.
OF which DIR. Karl Reiland is rector,
has been arranged for services to-mor-
row, with children's carol service in
the evening. There will be communion
service at A. NJ The service of morn
ing worship. 10: 80 o'clock, includes the
following musical program: Prelude to
"Parsifal." by Wagner: 20 Sons and
Daughters" by Andrews, and 'Sanctus"
In II. 2. by Wesley. The organ postlude
will be the Finale to "Parsifai," bv
Wagner. At vespers, +. NJ, the
prelude. organ with violin. will be
'Tiriudelli's 20 Song OF joy The offer
tory will be Huerter's Melody In d."
with violin and piano; Mozart's ALE
lula" and the offertory will be God
Hath Appointed a Day" by Tours
Grieg's Spring Song will be played as
the postlude.
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At. DR.. siiver's Church.

Special Easter music az the church OF
tho Incarnation. Madison avenue and
Thirty-fifth street. DR. RI. Percy silver.
rector. will include Schumanns "Allc-
gretto," Stanford's "Tc Deum in Is
Flat" The Three Llliesg "Alleula
Christ Is Risen" by Mrs. Fl. III. a.
Beach Victory and Farjeon's "Ro-
nance" At the afternoon service chill
dren OF the church will sing Easter
carols.
At st. Matthews Church. 20 West
Eighty-fourth street, DIR. Arthur H.
Judge. the rector, will preach. The
music for the service at IL o'clock viii
include Ravanello's "Chrfstus Hesur-
rexit." Christ, our Passover by Mac
farlanc. and tho "Ballolujah Chorus
from Handcl's Messiah" The com-
munion service from Gounod's Messe
Solonclie." also win be played. III the
evening there viii be q children's fcs-
tival service with procession and carols
The musical program al Calvary
Church Fourth avenue and Twcnty-nrst
street. includes "Ravanello's "Christus
Resurrext." Powells Hall Festal
Day" Martins ITO Deum in A." and
Hall, Dear Conqueror., by Philip
James. At $40 r. N. Allegro for the
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Magnify Thee" by Palestrina: when.
Israel Came Out of Egypt" by Wes-
ley; Lights Glittering Morn" by
Parker; "Hallelujah Chorus" from
Beethoven's Mount of Olives" and
"Toccata, Fifth Symphony" by
Widor.
There will be holy communion at
s A. NJ, 9:15 A. M. and 10 A. M. in
st. Angarius's Chapel. Morning
prayer at 10 A. NJ. will be held in st.
Columba's Chapel.
Archbishop mt st. Patrick's.
At ST. Patrick's Cathedral Arch
bishop Patrick J. Hayes will celebrate
pontifical mass and impart the papal
henediction at IL o'clock. Music and
mass will be Rheinberger's Opus 169
in c for soil, orchestra and organ. The
Rev. John Carter Smyth. G. S. p. of
washington. will preach on Rising
With Christ" The professional will
he Pedestrians 1.-THE Strife Is Ger;
the organ postlude. "Christus Resur-
rexit," by Ravanello.
Tho blessing of the imposing Pas
chal candlestick will be given at the 8
o'clock mass. This candlestick, de-
scribed as one of the most magnificent
in the world, is twenty feet high and
of solid brass and bronze, with bronze
statues at the base and sides. Pom
tifical vespers will be sung at A p. M.
The Right Rev. Frederick Burgess.
Bishop Of Long Island. will preach in
the Cathedral of the Incarnation. Car
den City. at ii o'clock. The vested
choir, under Kyle NJ. Kunkel. organist
and choirmaster, will sing Vests Com
munion Service in L Flat" and HALLE
lujah Chorus" from Handels 1.-THE Mes
siah." At evensong the choir will repeat
the 'Hallelujah Chorus" and sing God
Hath Appointed Day. by Tours.
One OF the early services OF the day.
and virtually the only union service In
the city, win be held on the Mall in
Central Park at A. NJ. Under tho
auspices of the Federation % Churches.
All Protestant churches in the city will
be represented.
Tho Right Rev. Herbert shipman,
Sufrragan Bishop OF the Episcopal
Diocese OF New York. will preside. DR..
John Mcneil, pastor Of Fort Washing
ton Presbyterian Church. will preach.
and DR.. Henry Van Dyke will read his
poem, God of the Open Air" Nine.
Louise Homer will sing Jesus Christ
Is Born Again." The Gloria Trumpeters
win play Beethovens THE Glory of God
Fin Nature" Invitations are said TO
have been issued to 100000 church
attendants.
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CHILDREN WILL HAVE
Y RELIGIOUS PROGRAMS
Message of the Season to Be Conveyed From Pups Of
All Denominations Diocesan Heads to Celebrate
Day in Their Cathedrals- Congregations to
Unite at Early Service on Central Park Mall

ASTER churches Of the city brings lavish
W with music and impress
With exceptions the members church
opportunity
their ministers.
cathedras
festivals children
and the presentation of special OF music.
William
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