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TO-DAY
Escallops
Reports of the national convention
will this evening he heard at the meet- l
file; of Progress Forum. Fraternal For-
um League.
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Starting at 12:30 o'clock today the
regular tall meeting of the Connecticut
Editorial association will be held at
the Hotel Cards, New Haven
FIESll,9StlIt‘“d Canned
Fish and Oysters
The Endeavor Circle of King's
LEADERS IN ALL
CARGOES OF LIME,
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THE PARIS
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Gypsy Cut Shoes
Plain or White Trim
1 $4.00
‘ Reliable Foot-
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$2.009to $5.00
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:6 Main St. Nth-walk
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WE ALTER FREE” I)
SOUTH .NORWALK
Daughers will meet Wednesday afteo,’
noon of this week with Mrs. Reed
Flynn, on Livingston place.
Miss Mary Simpson, of the Bronx,
New York, and Miss Edwith Pierce,
or Elizabeth, N. .l., will spend the fol-9-
lowing week at Court Laurel Club,l
Bell island.
Cutbill’s
71 NorthMain St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
This evening a most important meet-9
ing of the South Norwalk Baptist.
church board of trustees will be held'
at 8 o'.clock Elery member is urged
; 5..to attend. I
«Erwln' s new lectures on the‘ 'Ell 9
positions of California" and “Pictures
ques California." at the So. Norwalk
Cong. Church, tonight and Tuesday,
‘ ct. 25 and 26. at 8 p. m. Tickets]
Sllllll‘Nl MAI NINE
.... 9 AIIINSI NIIIIIIIISII
A lecture is scheduled to be given,
this evening at the South Norwalk
o—w—v—
Congregatlonal church by Mr. lrwln, "It“!!! 00“ ' “no. ti.“
who will discuss the "California Expo- “ M “f Fla ‘
altions." The lecture will be.uutlel' the i5“ 600$ OII Record 3‘ Opposed
; auspices of Endeavor Circle of Kings
‘19 Daughters. '
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5‘3" Battling Kuuz. of ms my, 5nd" NEW HAVEN, Oct. 24 A resolution
r Young com“. the lightweight 0! mg_ to D1803 “10‘ National Council Of Con
land are scheduled to box before a gregational churches on record against
. Triangle Club smoker in Bridgeport to- increased armaments in the United
9*.morrow night. The local fighter is in States ““5 presented “1 today‘s “93
' great trim for his bout with Tommy slon on‘ behalf of Rev. Dr. Charles Jef-
Monty, of Port Chester. on Friday we ferson, of Broadway Tabernacle, New
ning of this week . York City, and after Moderator H. M
5 ____,_____ Beardsley. of Kansas (‘Iliv bad with
James Curnyn, of Clay street has dulshed the choir to Prof. Willlston
returned to his home here after an Walker-of Yale, he offered an amend
extended “a“ in Boston. Mass where nlellt ulllch in effect would be to ask
5 he witnessed the several World series all cllurthes in the countries without
.. games played in that city. regard to creed to join in some way in
Wan Light of the law firm of a more against militarism and increas-
ttomeys 1515111 & Light, is enioylng ed armaments and towards a path
.5. vacation of several days. which would bring an early peace in
. _.__._. Europe. Several clergyman spoke on.
Miss Mulligan oi! the Dennison ""3 matter, but 33 R had been taken
5 Mfg Co. has been kept very busy to- “9 unexpectedly and debate was en-
day at Donnellys stationery and Vic ”WWI": “Don time assigned tor other
trola store, even though it is the first ““1339“,“;- “ motion prevailed that the
day of Crepe rope demonstration business committee have the resold
'_ From 9 until 5 30 daily for the next ”on and the mondmem printed and
two weeks, free instruction will be brought m "“98 a“6111mm for action.
given in the uses or Crepe rope and The “Mm“ resolution followa: .
even if one thinks they will not be “ hem-‘1. the great W“ now deso-
interested in the work it will be in- 93““8 Europe his laid bare the rails
deed a pleasure to see the display All else which “9 it the basis of the policy
are welcome. ' 0‘ armed peace and has demonstrated
lthe futility of gigantic almalnenls as
9 —REDUCTI ON .8 ALE AT LENOX the guarantee of international securi-
. 5 .ty and justice. and
' ‘MlLLlNEFlY. ' '
. "Wheressfvaridus‘torces are at pre
Owing to the warm weather and hav- ' gent working 1111311111,. 10' sweep9 me
Ins a large stock of trimmed half! and American Republic into the same
! 800d assortment VOW“ “IDES. f0!“ course of governmental action which
-9-etc.. and all the newest novelties o! the has brought upon Europe immeasura-
unseen, will sell at reduced prices.
5 blé disaster, therefore. be it
than: Millinery. 29 South Main street. "Resolved, That the representatives
isoutlt Norwalk. .
of the Congregational churches in the
United States, in. national council as
9 '9 sembled, view with painful solicitllde
tho-organised and desperate elforts to
523:5 stampede the nation, at this time. with
wild and extravagant capendltures for
. ships and guns and place upon record
' now. our earnest objection to the com'
milling of our nation just nowto‘a
, policy or tic—called preparedness . for
which Europe is now pay an appalling
price. 9
“We appeal to the President of the
_Unlted States and to the members of
. Congress, soon to anaerobic, to see to
9 it that the enormous some already ap-
tellers
IWhat They Say
who rent arbox in our fire
and burglar proof sate de-
55 'r vaults
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more eillclontly expended, and to bend
mustn‘t» m meta-W5
Proprietor! tor army and my, 511511 1,“. is»
the entire energy 0,1 our Enrollments? ‘ » _
at this crisis in human history. not to "‘ " ' ‘ "
. tumultuous-notin- -'
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32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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NORWALK.
Churches of America, In Council As
semblcd, That the executive commit-
tee of this council be directed to com
munlcste with the executive commit-
tee. or by whatever name they may
be known, of the Protestant, Cathmic
heads or bodies of Protestant, Callie
-lic and Jewish Churches of the United
States, suggesting that the executive
committee cooperate with the Fed-
eral Council in the Church Pete.
Union or with the great Christian ind;
les of our own and other lands to»
seek to secure such attitude of our
political parties. and of the Govern-
ments of the world as shall bring
about peace and secure its mainten.
slice"
Rev. Dr. Washlhglon Gladden 0!
Columbus. Ohio. chairman of the
business cemmlttee, in altering the
Jefferson resolution said he behaved
that neutral nations could and ought
to do something towards ending the
war. He did not believe there was a
bit of sense in the view that this no-
tion should arm itself.
"There has not been a day since
Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown
when there has been so little danger
of invasion by a foreign force as to-
day." he said. “All this cry of nation
ai danger is nothing more or less
than the working of the imagination.
L am not a molly-ooddle and I do not
think i am a tool. but I do not want
to see this nation rushing Into a
policy with great armaments. and l
deplore the tendencies which are now
prevalent to pullih this country into a
militaristic position. .
“What I want Is to have our nation
hold its peace. so
eventually adjust the war, and speak
have a great army. whatever word w
speak for peace will have no w
What our nation should do is. hold
for the things which make for peace."
and several other delegates strongly-
supported Dr. Gladden’s vieWs.
9dioderatvor Beardsley tsking the
floor, otter-ed an amendment to the
resolution. explaining that he believ-
ed that the Council Should take an
lion on the subject. especially as next
year the question of national defence.
tic-called, would figure lsrgeiy’in the
proceedings of the conventions or
the great political parties.
tlsn continent or the country which
nts should be brought to the sur-
:3: who influence of Christian
churches should be minds to bear upon
those
the political parties and upon
who stand as the Government or the
tin.9"- .
'9‘“ ° r 03.1.: otl-lartl‘orfl. do,
moments In all mt movements the
’ ' ills: prepaid: came sign“:
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and
m"- ”W n W mm W “a" eIcontnct to build. a residence in ’10-
Rev C. A :.Vlncent of Washington.‘
He said -
he believed that the underlylnx Chris— '
‘ psycholmlosl ‘
that we can appear in Toke
before the conference which will ber
its peace, keep its peace and stand.
ls against great expenditures for arra- ‘
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”It"
889”
meta .loqoiao
”WIS mitL
wealth brought about by the develop- I
ment of plants for making of warl
munitions. and tr'alilc in supplies. it
our interest in military power con-
tinues to increase there will be “little
nerve energy left to give to the cause
of peace. i believe that this council
should dlspasslonately give utterance
to the strongest protest possibleI
against this growth of militarism."
As it ws's evident that several wish.
ed to speak on‘llle matter and the
Illinlz
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nothing but the best peanuts and
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pointihelng raised that theeouncll's
action should be dellberato.-and the
resolution should be framed in the
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lotus MARY Connecticut Avenue. ”
Phone 497. 9 .
Sole Agents for The Norwalks A.
On Draught a‘t Connecticut Ave. , _
Ladles’ Cloth 'l‘opi Shoes
Anew and dainty line just received All the latest models 5
rel-y b'elu form9”posslble, "and that it
should so far use consistent make an
appeal to the ldent. to not ap-
prove of a mini ristlc policy. the mat-5
tor went back to the committee with
instructions to have the: resolutions
printed by afternoon.
TOKENEKE
spent
Hayes ,
NEW cm
MARKET
Hayes’ BIOCk
09 North Main Street
tile 9
Miss l.ucllt"'"8randa ___. _. 5“,, 1 ..
week-end with friends in Brldzelmfl. stFANSBON.
Conn. He bears no roar of cannon grim
9 “a
Mr. and Mrs; Edward Weed enter-
tained guests, last week, from Long .
island.
That marks red sacrifice.
'He only hears the log- wraltns dim
Battle the barge like dice.
Only a war with ice for him-—
The merciful, clean lcel
E. D. Smith, Jr., is contemplating
building a~bungalow 3n Contentment(
island.
No camp fires dare; no hummocks
drcar
By maddened men are trod.
The only trooper ranging here
The seahorse never shod;
The only searchllébt is the clear
Aurora waved by God!
. --,-—""
Mr. andlirs Paul Turner of New
York. have opened their residence
neke for the month of Octo-
...—..—
E‘. Hope NOW)“ 1‘“ 3"” out the By no barbed wire he blocks the
chase
e1ghL9keneke MRS the Wm" “ ‘3 e3 '0! the gala chargers fleet
‘tlmaled to cost .840 000- lie needs no glass, so be may trace ,
W Where the snow armies meet.
rill: spleen.
ought of measurement
How smiling he turns to face
,The shrapnel ol the sleet!
or law" :» .
‘ 0t radius to its circumlerenee: . .
And yet'il; sector or in art no flaw
Betrays crude workmanship or ignor-
tht‘ of the skies’ tel-rims din. ‘
0t clouds in conflict dread?
He does not see the steel mouths grin
When the hot bias is sped.
, 9 once. ..
«The Cloud 'King cries ‘! do not win
web. 'l'aut m
“"3“ 39mm“ well my 98y striking babies dead!" ‘-
7 the ropes . 5 5'
thread ' . « ~ ,
On which each delicately woven By open sea and fronting M
As trail and \erlsilsble as man's hopes,
in some heart-stopme chill
And glowing with raise tints, like H b
dreams—4s spread,- e as 3°“ ”9 “9 b13309 not so,
not heard no meseige shrill
The arcs slnlr concave from the
at kin who
wheel’ strmght “YB. , Th grow“ . wish their lands to
As soft winds blow the rainbow. Must km and ““9 a“ kill’
threads, loose strung.
Across the web 3 WW “In!“ ““3" Man or the a lo Arcti ight,
ture at”? :0- as c 11
Frill“ “'9 soft bulk the llte~streanl Come back from where the sky- m9
soon is wrung» 331.1 x .
And thou. 'who tuition! as no “15“ m . rill wounded Sign loll dead!
build. .
Count me thy dwelling. votive its
4!
1b we the lands of mill?"
John OMEN”? World.
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And thyaonsholibethlnefonver,
Where one ghost-glow is shed, 9 r
:‘99‘Bilng me the' seed of mustard
Bring down. your sons tor-over willfés 99
in button or lace.
A splendid stock oi children s dress sllocs‘ '7:
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
South Norwallr
Reasonable Prices”,
Service and Style
Fall Clothing
Liberal Credit -
(lately ti Brennan
a South Main St. 9
nth Norwalk.
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FURNITURE
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ea, er that reproduces the quaint, art 9'
on H t s... 9
Large assortment of the well- lstic lines of old period styles
‘known Perfection Smokeless . ‘m “ dignity. an impressive al
and Odorless ...-......3238 up of refinement and quality that
Gas Heaters ............ $1.49 up is tutored 1“” “9‘" In
Hotpoint Electric Irons ”$3.00
VARIETY, .:
Lace Curtain Stretchers....598e up “31113., Style and price we be-
Garbage Cans . .‘. .. ........ 390 UP “0V8 our SIDCK or fine Mm
AshCans ......... . $1.49 to $3.50 13 unexcelled. Call and let u
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Answers the Buddha kindly:
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' Butln'eyery home she enter-A9
And thy night he turned to day 5 0r hovel or ball of pride. .
.- .. '5 There are hearts bowed down
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For loved ones who have like;
.Though but a single seed,
If it more. from the place appointed
That Salem mommy son?" .rmir sorrow calls her W” ‘9
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