'Angevine
18 North Main St.
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Made This _ “N or’vpf‘alk’s Largest Store):
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Are You? P
FOR THE COLD, WEATHER COMING ON ‘I
We are prepared to take good, care of you on all thevfollowing
winter needs: .
OIL, GAS, AND WOOD imlx’I‘ERS, AXES, SAWS, 'COAL
IIODS, FURNACE seoprs, AsH CANS & SIFTERQ.
Rosenfiéjlfd Brothers
125 Washington Street
Phone 3min} Free Delivery.
' 3: And Good Values in Dependable Merchan-
" dise, Sold to‘ Satisfied Customers, Have
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repared
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.—-Condem-
natory resolutions aimed at masked
and secret bodies hose been]! , by.
the administrative committee 0 . the,
Federal Council 01’ Chin-chm. .While
they mentioned no organization by
name. the Rev. Ba‘muel. 1!ch
Covert, one oi! the two-general secre-
taries. declared that members-of the
' administrative committee had, the
Ku Klux Klan in mind in. partic, r.
In making the resolution public Mr.
Covert said: fights action was. when
as a result of statements madggtm'm"
time to time that the Ku Klux 103::
and oher masked and’secret bodieh are
actlhg in behalf of the Protestant—
churches of the United States While
the Ku Klux Klan is not mentioned by
name in the statement. members of
the administrative committee had“: in
mind in particular. ,
“The motives of the Ku Klux Klan
and similar organizations may be of
the highest. but members of the ad-
ministrative committee believe their
methods are not only wrong but also
dangerous from every standpoint. Ac-
tion by the committee is significant
when it is realized that 30 great com—
munions with more than 20.000.060
members are affiliated with the Fed-
eral Council." The resolution is as to“
lows:
“The Administrative Committee of
the Federal Council of the Churches
of Christ in America rccords its strong
conviction. that the recent rise of or-
.ganizaiions whose members are
lmaskcd, ontllbound and unknown.
and whose :1Cll\llll"s have the effect of
arousing religious prejudice iillil racial
antipml‘livs. is fraught with grave. con-
sequences to the church and to society
e.-
—i——:
at large. Ally organization whose
FCHEVROLEF
———=—'With ——
FISHER BODY
Must Be Seen To Be Appreciated.
A Ride Will convince.
Order TODAY for IMMEDIATE Delivery.
AUSTIN’ S GARAGE
Telephone 1959
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activities fond lo 501 class against class
or race against race is consistent
nci‘lhcr with the illulls oi” “2!" Churches
nor “till trul- patriotism. howover \ig-
Vorous or sincere mlly be its profes—
sions of religion and .»\lnel-ir:lnism.
“Evils of luwlcssxwgs and immoral-
Vity. however serious. call llvvcr he
remedied by sorrel. private. and um
authorized action. They must he hall-
dlcd by the state and by the recog-
nized forces of education. For group-s
of individuals wearing masks and con—
cealing their identity to pass judgment
on men and women and to carry out
humiliating monsun-s of lln-lr own de-
vising. is sultvvrsivl- of every principle
mlm‘s respect for the
agencies of law and order.
“Any body of men. llnideniil‘lcd anal
llfllldt‘d together to achieve in a porn-
srln spirit the mil-pores of fl‘fir‘t‘liulliil.
political. racial or sectarian group. is
almost certain to fall into the \l-ry
mile of mob lulu against willth the
spirit of Christian democracy and
Alni‘l‘lt‘nllisfli makes vigorous and con-
stant protwsi. liven if they resort to
no unworthy deeds themselves. Ill'lll'
pl-zlll‘ll‘v of carrying on lllvirJlluns ill
dlscuiac or under con-r uf «illrllllrzs
fl‘t‘dlllllgvs min-rs to do likewmv.
:zl'fnrz'ls lll'.‘ opportunity i‘o‘.‘
and
f“)
m, _
frilutllm- grade in a mixture
l'l the medium weight cotton
in medium weight cotton.
Women's Union Suits come in memorized
36nd“ 54.
CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR,
We have Children's Vcsis‘an war
in heavy cotton. 4 to 10 years. d Pants in sted and comm-and
Children's Union Suits, in heavy tieece lined cotton. I Quiz your: H ‘
J .' I. Mallette '
*8 Washington St,
~ s rammeommm.‘ ”"
Special Removal Sale
At 52 South Main Street for Saturday, Oct. 28th.
A. WI HODGE
MUSIC :HALL BLOCK,
WHERE HOME FOLKS
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and cleanliness of our foods.
Twit-12in: all your friends about us.
mml ll specialty.
SAVOIA RESTAURANT
54 South Main m
south Norwflk.
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or mercerized worsted and cotton, also
and heavy fleece lined cotton. 36 to 44.
worsted and cotton and
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South Not-wall: '
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' ENJOY THEMSELVES ,
lhn fax-min restaurant where We
. I. pride ourselves on our “home
u v-lr ll meals” and the purity. qualils
\ I-‘ r: “'hcn
. ll .alle a meal here‘you leel‘ llfié'
Sea
Business Hour: 6 A. VM. to 12 P. M
FOREST MILLS; KNIT UNDERWEAR.
We have Vests and Tights for women in pure silk and 'i001 and.
:lnvv ul‘ lllxx‘wsszu-S‘s to ho cnr-
“lth immunity from arrest or
Hahn-nor h‘ili' l'. is that
religious or-
mimic
‘, ll‘lt «l U”
,f 3 pl Tllfrllnli‘fil,
'r“ ;in “all”! cmnmunzliars
s§;;..;,..':-liml-z ‘:("li :l comrnl an!‘
» qul :Lllllllillfill‘lilol‘.
’ nulliu :Ill'l lligllly unvivsirallle. yet it"
3' .
Q :lvulll- .- body of mv'n. sm‘roi and outli-
loll-1H, to lllitlf‘l‘q‘flkl‘ to get control is
' ’l‘qulllll intolerable. vvcn it they seek
“lzll :l‘vl sincerity to ‘wrfst it from the
_«:mlll‘ol of other groups. .
a? “Till.- :lllnlinlstrnlivu committee of
llli‘ l-‘c-lcrul Council of the Churches
'is oppose-l to any movement which
ovorridvs the processes of law and
order. and which tendsio compliéate
Viillll lllllw lllon‘ lllllll‘lll‘t the “on. ul
comp-oration ’hctrfnen the various
Xlilllllt‘lil, racial and religious groups
fill the Republic. No such mbvemnts
lii‘ih" the ri‘gl‘lt’lo speak in the name
of Protestantism; and the churches
are l-‘:r_‘.‘d to exert evcry’inf‘lucnco to
. check their spread. ’ 2,
coxs.nmoani‘s ~ :
NAME" TR EASURFRS.
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The Deuces-ado State-Central com-
mittee has chosen the following mem-
bers to be“ its tremrren in disburse-
ment of funds. for the msont cam-
paign: ». . - . .
.Dr. E. Jr Dozen. millimeter: Viril—
liam Madden. Bristol: George A. Peck-
;ham. Sufieid: Hugh P. Prior, ”Wel—
iiinzford; James J. Walsh. Meriden:
John H. 'Crary. \Vnterbury; William
R. Painter, Seymour: Alton T."Mhle'r.
n-Rew London: Thomas J. Kelly, Nor-
: men: Charles 1i. Foley.‘Mystic; Thom-
nA. Kenting.Danbui-y; J. Robert
; Beecher. Bridgeport; Hartford 8.
Need. New Canaan; John A. Walch.
(«Quantum Ass. M. Rose. Putnam: Val-
entitle Murphy, Wimmantic; Frank E.
. Coo: Tonington; Dennis P. Sullivan:
‘Winchester: John F‘. Adana. New Mil.
lord; Tifomo S. Grimm Hiddlétown:
III-toms P. Igor-gin: Old Seybro'o'i't: 0.
6. Brinks. Mghsfleld.Center: Krthur E.
”.D'Keei’o. West Haven. ’
,‘ .mher treasurers lime been on-
point: as for?“ moorfiiné’to cer-
'tiaeav ‘flledis theogpee‘rth -
recursive: theStnte: , ' e sec
Heridsn. Democratic committee.
Edyurd‘ Haney; Windham. Democrat-
item James “P. Junta-d:
Herthad..3epu§liefgg committee. Wu.
events. distal-loft. c. rum.
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sustaining: the interests-OE ms.
W4 .
of civilized government. and under;
k‘filzillllfilllnl 1
which is undemo-l
W‘. .‘l’. matey Spent Sim £11..qu -
mflvmimfiwenwflermhfican. ' '
; ,r, , 'Hartfnrdfium. .. r
“celestial Me {or the Demo. a.
galecpm . . ‘0? 'm m tor. T
brocaded. ‘ - ,
' texture.
grades,
Canton ‘Crépe. ,
’Drapella Crépe;
Satin Crepe,
These all c
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g: %
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~ safe ios‘ay thatféS/"én
:l stylish dress.
Crepe de Chine, three
$2.00io $3.00 awyd.
3250 “4.54.59 a’ yd.
$4850 a yd-
. $4.50 a yd.
.. ‘ .r . Storeecloseswdaily-at-‘o o’clock
, Blaok soc/rapes. ‘ ‘
— 1' * Lovely lustrous V weavesiifor-‘diefies, some:
7 This is a season JofCrepes, {and never before
were there such'beautiful fabfiésf all b'eiOngingjte
the crepe family yet each
one different in weave and
' ‘ m ded‘ Rehmm'
Crepe, < $3.53 a yd.
CrepeCashniere,
‘ " i $4.50oid-
Flat Cfeée, $5.“) a yd.
Bulletin Crepe,
. $4.50 a yd.
ome 40 inches wide. .
a novice at sewing can turn out
Silks and Patterns
‘On Third floor.
’ Oldlfl‘léllds return-ed
war; ' . ~ , '
Straight Trinimeu
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‘ “Scissol’s andj Shears :
Good news for, our Customers who like lDerfec-
tion "Ball Bearing Scissors-and Shears. These are
after an ‘gibseil'cvvegcausediby the
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7 with nickel handles "-14% inches, $1.25
7 inch, $1.50 . ,. T .
8«in ch, $135 ‘ _4 mch, . 85 cts.
9 inch, $2.00 ,,_, 5 inches, $1.35
Notion Stock.
Main floor.
dot of old school
fiveprlz“ ' e.
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probate in Boa-ah. ,« ,
Mrs. Josephine Whitney. Democrat;
ic candidate for State senator ell-omens
district, has .ap’iflnfiefikflrm William
H. Hackett as her'palétiea! agent.
——'I‘r.v a. Sentinel" was. Advertise»-
ments for themes: W .
may his statement ’-
menace. _
Aniartic lastfsanueryhtixe plurals
‘ It is avquaint‘ re-
dsys and wrlltmalregan attracts
“git-”0° ; "
Main floor, from;
candidate “3,. “ 'nmesenmuve from jmsmrw mas am» To
Windham. and Warehom NV. Bentli'd , _ GEP'W' -‘
-Demo'cratic candidate, for judge 0? 3 LONDON, Nov.» zi—Tlm explorers
who accompanied. ‘the- Late sin Ernest
Shackleton to the Antartie on his last
{voyage havegeeently returned 'to Eng-
land tin theifiuest; ‘and'they' readily
2;- 1:an their. delight unholy: home
again. 'They have been aahse’nt one
ye'ar,.'and hardship 'and‘ ~ disappoint-
ment have been their portion. , ,.
"7 Since the. m'of Shacmemninthe
have been led. by“. Captain ma:
. I You Plan to Makc'Your Own Frock
‘ Select e McCofl Pattern
One of those frocks cut on long straight lines with
graceful folds at the side caught up with’shirring
or held in place with a colored cabochon. Any one
of 1116 crepe fabrics listed above takes admirably to
this §imple draped style and the—material itself is so
‘ handsome little or no trimming is required. McCall
Patterns a're all,‘fprinted” With directions'and it is
Maggie's a; s aligns Shtle .il'ii- Bend! fer ireiapilig"
, ‘ scores. 'f e penci ~-is:tied.to.th “ H .. " L ‘
lifting, and‘so IS» the: little-sponge. e slate With a
With decorations.» 3 .7 , , , A 7
V Gift Section. i
‘T ,WANT LAWS eNFonee‘o
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fienwhowili vote to iegaize ~the man-
- 1 armature and sale of hee;,and_wine;
j on onenxs of the Yolateixdfict mud
. “res f0? '
rc’hurches’, Of om, - in America. It
' Warm Stockings
~ . sh]; amassed,
7.? . , 33$de tan and cham
“yith white. ' ‘
_ stdgh 'effe‘ct. fiffew are clocked.
for COld Da
plain Ol’ WOVEN lll
ys
4
limp.
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32.35 to $3.50 W.
lift
$3.50,,
immanent Hose, silk and, “-0.;
_._,
Heather mixtures with self colored Clocks.
gray mixtures, also‘black and white.
Imported English Heathers
inpastel shades, all wool.
. $3.50
Dark Heather mixtures
$3.00
with clotks, illl wool.
Ribbed' Wad Hose in
fawn, putty and uav l blue.
$2.50
Imported Golf Hose,
wool, in black and white che
brown and black, gray, green
The Time to Seleet Children’s Christmas
is now. The new illustrated
Arfimr Rackham has done Dickens’ .
Carol,”
“Ell
hose in Champagne
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tan,
all
cks,
books are :1 . ;
Price $2.00
Novelties at the
Gift Section
Exqubite trifle: which can be picked up for hclééay
gifts' or for prizes. '
Vanity Boxes and Powder Cases made of fri‘izll
silk and satin in the form of flowers,
huge roses or poppies.
resemlfij : .:1
Sachets in various shapes, hearts, flowers, eta.
Powder Boxes for the dresser, silk covered l
trimmed with French flowers
' {Toilet Water Bottles with coverings
Cf
trimmed with gilt galloon and flowers. ,
Irinket Boxes, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes.
‘Work Boxes, Door Stops, and Bridge Semi
" Cards and Slates.
Many Delightful Thin
gs for Children.
- Pencil Boxes, Crayon Boxes, Skipping Ropes.
Colored Rubber Balls, Hangers for little clothes.
Spinning Trips, Lawn Dice and
Cut Puzzles,
Main floor, fr: l. ‘.
“While sails flying”——A new illustrated editiih
‘of “Malay Dick” appeers. The pictures 'are world. :-
_;;t'u1, blue seas with crested waves, Ships and safkr
men, and the tang of salt spray.
Pictures by Mead Shaefier. Those who love- ‘lw
~is'e’a will adore it. , -
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(“PARTIALEY.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.——An appeal
‘fto‘ali Christian people to exert every
influence! to secure" , the impartial en-
gin-cement at all lawex.’ was. issued to?
day.- by the ~; Federal . Colman of
it
declaned the announcement of the
pregrexn of the forces opposed to pro-
hibitionis a direct? challenge to the
churcheisiaud the mm: of. orderly
government? Muse they purpose to
' ' *‘camdidztw—jn thecoming'eiec;
mammal?” prepared by
seedeimome: including Wil-
3mm Em asserts that the
law
non air-like ‘v'ma‘nutactuie and.
beer? * :in lace
x bothm‘e irritating ..n
Comma"
bulbs,
thrones. 1:) a new ('l‘li—l
passed
_ com are here.
returning from work.
sun‘wfim and the MN :
let wound was fresh. '1'". » '-‘
almost live feet tall and x. ;r.-.‘
200 pounds. There is a r-' -
escaped from :1
through this 5"“
il‘
Advertise in the
lid—337mm
lllllii all f
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Morrison Greer.” ”5""
The r
Heokei, Prop.. have jl: _ :_ :' ‘
root from Holland. a] ~ .. .-
, , choicest bulbs of a! ' '
“a":thflthe time to plant
legalized ; , . M gets in Vibe gran ,
' "W‘m- Darwin Tulips, H373! 2:
ll‘zli
Otltcr
revel in DireClion . _ My
sills planting a" ,1,
/ Greenhlbur“: l
Am.
Phone 1490-“ ’
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