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“WE,
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erminate Relations
1 *With Movement
soon xoswno: some Wt; .
FRIDAY, JUNE 25. 19538.
on June, .1, '
Although eevrything in the room Wa‘sl 30 3 El B I ‘ _
. turner tpsy turn: and. the sleenemi
thrown to the floor, not one had 9.3; '
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; MASON": NOTICES
bruise. All the menmetumed to work
at the usual hour;
Fire followed‘explosion whit-h the. (led
partment quickly controlled. For a
minute or‘two there was a cOmplete
lull after Ithe explosion and then
inmates of the many houses in the
neighborhood rushed. out into the
streets. Many thought their own
Dwyer, who owns the house Bibas oc-
cupied and who lives two houses away.
said he was certain that the bomb
was exploded inhls own home. '
Police reserves wore sent to the
scene and the men did their 'best to
qrvt the excitement. Children cried.
women were frantic and men rushed
Did Wellrkodge,.No..108. F. and A. Mp;
Meets in Masonic building, South:
lain street. Ist and 3rd Tuesday of
loch month, July and. August except-;
a}, at 8 o'clock. All Master Masonsf
cordially invized. Asa’i‘.Lowndes, W.g
l'
H. Robert )1. Wilcox, secretary. %
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A special convocation of Butler
Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M., will be held/
in Masai-Jo Temple, South Main5
street. Friday evening, June 25, at
7:30 o'clock. Work Mark Master Ma-
son degree. All R. A. Masons cordlaL.
ly invited. Fraternally, _ '
D.’ B, BEACH, H: P.
F. S, LYON, Selby. '
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Believe 'M’Adoo Has Strong
Following Among Delegates
To Democratc Convention
(Continued from first page)
Expected by party leaders to be set-
tled in favor of delegates friendly to
the minimum: of Attorney-General
Palmer, the decision-carrying with :i
confirmatmn of Clark ,Howvll as Na-
fional Committeemnn :‘i‘Om zlzat siale.
There appeared in be no Question as
to the result in W’hat was described
as 5:. “clear case" where slatulmv prev
melons in the Haze and natty rules
dictated the course of {he commiitee.
‘ The Reed case may prove more dif-
ficult to deal with. An 63021: {0 place
the senaiOr on the floor of me conven-
tion. although Elie Missouri scare
convention rejected him as a delegate
at large. “‘35 expected and because of
about wildly for a short time. Until
daylight. there was much confusion as'
persons from all over the city rushed
to the immediate section. The extent
of the explosion and its location was
no: known: Lathe majority 02 persons
there abouts until daylight came. The
telephone ”office was overwhelmed
with‘calls of inquiry, for the noise
had been heard or the shock felt in;
remm’e parts of the. Cil3'. l
The inmates of the filling home were
less concerned than many of their
neighbors. They told their story to
an officer who speaks ‘Pori'q‘rucsc.
ideclared than they'hafl had no warn—
=ing of intent to
ilhev knew loan}: of their acquaintan-
‘ res
'gainsi working.
do harm although
had remonstrated with them a-
The police inquiry determined that
me intentcf the bomb planter was
to wreck the house and injure its in-
mates. it was: a time homb. profiahli'.
and was set m explode while :1 train
éwas ‘p’a’ssinz orcr the railroad close by.
.The explosion was a little early.
The.
collar window had been barred’Wlth
lathe. These had been ripped of? be.
fore the bomb was placed. The ex‘
ploslc‘m dmvc upward the floors; ofi
the dininzmom and liitchcnqih midi-3
lion m damacc alx'czul}: meniionml.
The fire ramp from a lamp which was
jarred off a mantel. This lanm hail,
been blimlmz so Mrs. Slims could Rl';
tend her infirm (laughter. ‘
Mick ltioe, a Rusian. livin: in the
next noose. was arrcsicd afterlhe c5:-
plosion, and in court was sent to jail
for six months for altemwing m inil
date men in the Bibas house. When
arrestogl‘ he stood’laizghing. according
to ihe'evidcncn. a: (he cxriiemcni of
«unification of effort
em Baptist Convention votedz-yososrfi
,day after a lengthy debate. to:
lnate relations with the Interclmr
5World Movement. ' _ ; 7
\Eminent lay , and: clerieal. delegates
isooke in deionoeotpthe mmoao
lthe resolution summitted by the Box!“ .
Soc Promotion. through Dr. John 1.43%?!
:chison, director, was approved. Sev-
'eral of the delegateserpresm the‘b ,,
{lief that. the>
jfists threatened
l
i
meat- The clause of the resolqirlou
‘providing for the severing of relations
read:
grateful belief that the
accomplished some very
far reaching results under great dill}? ‘
chilies and handicaps, :but. that our e1:-E ;.
pex-icnce convinces us that our coop‘: .
'Crative relationships cannot be ad&_ :3
‘ouately or satisfactorily expreased in‘
1 this movement as now constitited and:
that thereof our relations withv'the 111-;
terchurch W'orld Movement. should bei ,1
discontinued: asroi June so, 1920.
The Rev. Cornelius Woeltkin. of pie} . '
Avenue Baptist Church, _ .New.
York. reviewed the constructed Side of 3
Film
Intel-church activities. E. N. Gabon.§ 5'
:1 New York lay delegate. spoke in ls-g '-
vor ot‘ the lnterchx‘fch idea and urged :_ 2
in religionsrworkfi
\‘S'oelfkln. i l
"‘XVe hear,” said Dr. .
“charges of extravagance against the;
movement: that it failed from a finanv.
cial viewpoint: mat it
its evangelical. posifion:
more camouflage for or‘
unltv. Let's say thev arerrall -troe.
Then he filmed in the benefits iron:
the movement as‘
concluded : —-
“lf lhe lmerchorch movenientooeo; /
not offer Illa channel for a united Fret:
cilantism. then we 1113:: find a way
that does." A . j, 1 . .
Dr. Corllaind Myers. pastor of Thy
mont Temple at 805mm. recommendctl.
mat-the lmerrhurch World {Movement
"he‘burled’ in a grow so deep Hint
there will br- no
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tion." Ne charged that. autoorscy was
running the Northern liapizsLuet-nogni-
12min“. : ’ ' ,. ~
a“
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mm . gang 3‘0 those that knOWme “an: Said”, if you don’t know
the: ultimate: lacs
of the ehtiro mmohnrclrWo‘rld Moved ‘: '
“Resolved. That we declare our;
movement has; ‘:
desirable and. “
{oiled because;
it did not take a doctrinal stand on; t
he viewed mom amii .
'fiancer of a resurrccw ; .5:
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THE (3&0an maxing“ WHICH ENABLED ME To PURCHASE A 2 BIG STOCK or mun
GRADECLOTHINGFROM‘ZONE or THE LARGEW AND‘FOREMOST CLOTHING MANl‘FALl
{1'55 attilmlc toward the administra» licuse was gain: :0 hum‘down. and LOYAL ORDER £12055 OFFICEkRS }
‘JOn durlno Sana! bail ; ~ . . .. 2y g“. .2 9 z.‘ 1‘? H. A'r- . 1' 1 m .. .. 3
peap m”£23.“:-Elgaf‘l::{imii-il‘mlg .2... p13”. AiznonA. m. p... ......phgpppppé TREES IN AMERICA AT ABOUT 60 CENTS on THE DOLLAR. WHch MEAN: Hill :11 .
H A V W ' the Loyal roer n
convemion of
Moose adjourned m Moos-1c Heart. lll..
the foilowin: new of-
anyihinz me do will) the explosion. but
some of lhi}. Blows i‘ioarilrrs iestifinri
that Lime than made Slflll‘4 or soiil‘
something ‘0 discourage zlzs'ir nominal-l
once at work. . 1
The police lcamed that while Bihos .. . - -
had four mole boarders there was: zil-Z Supreme Vice Diclaio.-James F.
‘ ’ " .. ~ I -mn.
so '1 family in rfillu} rooms on the sec ,(mifin. Bos
‘ finer-amp Prelatc—J.
om! floor, Thori- worc m long; scvon‘
men in the house. sis. of these bcinc Dallas, Texas.
uri- .= "l; \V‘Ir working in the AW........
Egglgrfnlll: O t e SHRINERS To M55; IN ATLANTlc ’
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. , PORTLAND Ore. June firwahe
TURKISH GO‘VERRENELTHWATUM ' Imperial Council of .the blumors has3 '
(‘OVQTiVTlNOPLE Juno Bil-"(Br sclpczcil Ailaniic Ciiy ior next years.
. rr‘ C. t .1". .21“ w ...”. T kish 1 conwnilon. - . ‘
g},:;(,.;“*~§::.;,;.?§i,,f 2;{.zlrghehas‘“h.en. \Y, Freeland lxemlrlczi. of Philadel-
. 1': '9 “a . r L” ‘1 3‘: "'3 (3. film “73 ' { 3“
instructcd irom i(‘ons‘inmmople ma? *3“); i‘znfigh Eghj..zlf 2-0:! e’; 000 0; '.
the Turkish Government will uncom-i3:15-13;a,:n;\.e,:m.v’d£his girl!) “ i '
pr ‘.'~‘~ f- . ~ arc “ " ‘ ~ " "
”233:; I::::;;:'1:e(i2;:i:§$ “41:31:13“ (ileum. He endorsed the check over in (3191?:
IBM“? (Hid. varmz, district. Adrianople 'or East-“b“.rinv pmiifiif’m erecilu‘s 3an mam-p: =
wifh > . peace {Notifiern' Thrace. 1n the main it. is indi—‘mmmg a 3"030’000 clulozcns hospl-,
imlliffuflh ""Tem'fmms as would “Otzcatcd the government, agrees wilhflm“ ’ __
o . '3 1 5 objects. He expressed lhefother territorial limliotion fixed lit-'3
pinion that the sentiment of 2119‘ 111 p . to 9 ‘EAST AVENUE “L E“ CHURCH~
Country was in fax-m. of prohibition": e .men ' ~ i In order that the men of the
and he favored leaving I)“ sch , “. ,- stast avenue M. E. church mav hear
» . 1 . . camel ‘ « z . . .
out of the Democratic platform. l “vrygTngAEEFukrius-{LE' sna Hm? address or Dr. Irvine, “hm“ is to
Democratic leaders here whilemot‘ ' ‘ ' {13.1.6 “L A arge mp ‘be given m the Norwalk.M. E' church;
“min-2 to predict the language or Igiigiefigl‘lflgoulisgrd cellixjtl‘lllehlaz? {1 12mE ‘bpmw me men's assembly' °“ Fm“
substance. said they believed an Irishf'rmdq '(bv Howard lvcp~ g’l‘hermrtnlcamgm' the prayer meeiing in the East!
gang: would be incorporated in théhm tiliee.evrga' in the £1.11“; and 312 fivenue {:humh w“? at S D'dm" Thurs-i
at cm. They resisted any sug es- " * "5' V ' . ~ “3' mg ‘- as “5‘13 ' instra Of Frit‘lay ‘
hon that Irish Americans as a grfiup ‘ter being placed in confinemenwat t ‘
Were opposed to the League 0! . ..
ANallOns. , :held at l oclock sharp tonight and will
In behalf of the frie 3 ‘— 'close in time to allow the men to a
miss of Irl. . l . ' - ..ct
freedom, Daniel T. O'Connell has athEMENTED MgégslngALls‘lYSCH" D am the Aorwalk church meeting.
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i’p‘é‘i“§§d.gfafr.browse 0f the activi—l )IEVK‘ vonx. June 25.——M:-::. Con-‘
' . "" 1:2 - -‘-.~'mr_\ailiizers under ccntina Grace believed to he dement- ' '
glaeleggesi guidance of . Eamon}; d9 ed, hurled hex" four 'mcnlhs" old habvi noyngtg‘ErER; ‘N $991513“.
w'l 9 friends 0f (“Sh Freedom in the street from the platform of an id‘ d ’. J , ‘ ”‘ one ”3'” we min.
in” pol. pr9p°59 any declaration to. elevated railwav station earlv resell--g 1?. cases Of cholera have been “1:”
e cohlenuon resolution committee. (lav The infant was ins’pam-lv‘k'lle" “KEANE: 11: Japan, accordinc'm 3 Tokyo
De Valera 3”in here Sundav to another mother was‘ ”reg-{Hi on; dlspatch to the hippo Jul, Japanese
lead a fight for Democratic Sup‘portvcharge of'homicide ‘ k K A language newspaper here.
sible that, s2rong re. fiance would he
met big-for? thr- committee.
The thirrl contest from Oregon was
not regarded a inns rose and
might. not. it Was sold. “ ' lszc at
all. In far-t N; ' nal Cl. 11112110.; cilia
clals did no: it“ before me '
sembled to armour: credentials *‘nai
appearance was . 2.29 mix-ls“: in arc:
of 1’;- conuxez ca '
PUBLIC-~WILL GET THE BENEFIT OF THIS GREAT REDUCTION.
The Opportunity IS Open to Youl
VALUES AS FOLLOWS :
$40.00 VALUES $50.00 VALUES
$26.95 33.95
FURNISHINGS
‘ MEN’S SOX SILK NECKWEAR
30c Quality. ...21c ,
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after confirming
titers: . ,
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4 :d a declaration. in
the platform in the, eff; .. $223.: before
the Uni Salim, shouul become a
the 1.93:1:(1 of Nations, ll.‘
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capable of rrEf-gowoz
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such nations, hm. ll would have ilxo
effect of giving freedom to Ireland. :
He favored im: 95} ac
lhe ratification, of the
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“"5 home increase? ”‘0 number The official board meenng will be
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UNIONSL‘H‘S
$1.6?3
ARROW COLLARS
20ceach .
$1.30 Quality. . . . .. .69c
50c Quality. $1.50 Quality. ...9—5c
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for lrish independence.
Leaders here now apparcmly are
prepared to accept Preside-m “'ilson's-
Vic-v... ll'i regard to the Lemme of? L
Nations «with little quexfion. gnome of'
them because 8163'4'11‘8 in accord wish
him and other forgeaum: oF volition]
expediency; but if‘ W. .1. vaan. as
has been suggested. plans .10 urge
who: would amount practical: to ac-
ceptance of Renu‘ollcan reservations
to the League covenant 2;: framec in.
7 the Senate, there is likelihood that
hopes mr a, committee compromise on
a League plank would go glimmering.
Sena‘por Glass has been busv with
conferences toilé'v, the purpose of
Winch is not disclosed.
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SATURDAY’S SPECIALS AT THE
: East Norwolk' Cash Grocery
BEST- QUALITY- LOWEST PRICES.
.THE rumor enema? BUTTER, 1b., ..1620
EXTRA FINE new pom-rose, cut to 3 1b. 23c; pk, $1.15
poor. LARD,1b., ........24c
DOWNEY’S A-l mn- 0130,11». ...... 34c
swmr’spnnmom among. ..... 36c
pone-rom-ro KETGHUP,3for .....25c
FULL WEIGHT PURE oononxsno MILK, a. can, ...21c
inseam mmacan, ......m
n. Y. STATE PEABEANS, 1b., ...mc
i , snow snoowsns, Small, Lean and. Tender, 11)., ...25c
vmom‘s PORK&BEANS,can, ...15c
Nsmmsm CORNFLAKES,pkg., ......12c
.LUXapaokage, ... ......110
pm close moss, home, ......160
. PURE NEW ORLEANS nemesis, qt, 334:; gal. ”.3120
someone roe ALL our. PATRORS.
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Junk
$4.38 and 53.00 V
1 $3.19
.M’ "$4..
$3.004 VALUE
$2.50 VALUE $3.50 VALUE
BATHING SUITS AT ARGAIN PRICES
$5_.oo.,_ana $690 “”8333” $7.00,..and $8.00. Values $4.95
Ba‘mBeach --Soits all, .ess .f’f 4_ ‘ 2 ..
’ FALSE ALARM OF FIRE
Last night the ‘fire department of
Norwalk was called out on a. false ‘
alarm in Norwalk on? Stevens street.
andvafter. taking fully an hour legal
to me place. at 16351 that. is the time '
it tool: to get the Hook and Ladder}
them. it wasrfoond that there were no
indications Of a fire on the block. 2
About five minutes» to 813111; the.
ielepionz 12;}! in the fire house rang-
and ice {fireman who answered< was
told that there was a. fire on Steven's
srtcet. .
‘ The Phoenix. and rI-Iope Hose forces
were instantly on. the johandwww’
shooting downfivest «avenue. mami.
driven, to the fire. ,Later ‘when most‘.
5:! the» excitement had died. out along;
the Main stem of Norwalk. me Ploh-
eers mme out. '_:r'.he‘y -w'ere. hardlyvpable i
. .to make the grade at. the Regencthiéév l
% Ira tprn, and voriousflmon mm
get on: on the Awninm notches!»
f3 load oftithehofé'o :
no. go. ...
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