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AN'll- KLUXRS
WOULD BAR
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.1111 ion—Whether the Ku Klux
w. s11111 be permitted to continue"
n 1"solution in Americe end I. nun.
d...1 olhrr issues connected with the
h00.1.11 Maternity will be thresbod out
lH1119 l nltcd states Bennie when en
mm... is mede to deny n sent to
swam" (loci. Eerie B. Mold oi
Tel" ml the charge that he won e
mm.“ .11 and was ectively support-
ed 1.. ti o Klan.
.t minimcl’lt aimed to keep Hey.
m1. .111 or the Senete is dednitelyd
“1.. w.ny says Grey Keyee But»
a liter of the publlcetion. Tol-
lwre and secretery o! the
lnlty Leegue. en org-enl-
Kl:
"311' ‘.
Amprgi .‘l'i
I11111111 111lming millions of members
W1 .1.11111d to combeting religious
'3. ,1 r1 1Il intolerance.
TH.“ moans thet Meyfleid. who Id-
“.11 1113 run the gemut of legel
Mmmnn to his election in Texes
m...- on the ground thet his cem-
Mm. .1ponditures exceeded the logel
,1111 111 .1 charge he denies. will teoo
”.11” obstacles when he reechee‘ 1
wgirln in March.
N'u‘n Senators Enlisted.
5.1111 Western Senetors who cen-
W 11.111 he named heve pledged then-
m. .1 111 dimend thnt Me Id be
any Rutledge end Petrlcn
lame; end executive
the Americen Unity
WWI?
barf 1-
11'111111 ill,
chairman 0!
L-fl 11. Lindsey. tornler commendei,
.1 111.1 Anwrican Legion. n'ow is " in
1.1.111 gullwrlns‘ intormetion regerd-
l‘.‘
11:: 11.1 in the Seneto es the bests
.. 1.1 rm 3 for Meyi‘ield'e ouster." seye
1:“ '11»: llliil’lod Of procedure, Rutledge
lll‘ i‘
«hilrL’V‘ under the corrupt practice!
1.1 11.1111. since Meyn'eld ise Demo-
1111'. 1119 llcmocrets will heve on their
11.11.11: ii parallel to the use of Scene
1... )1;»l\‘imrry, Republicen. o! Michi-
can
111» viriim that beoeuse of Key-
1111112: alleged membbrehip in the K1:
x1111 Klan and beceuse’o: the Kinn’s
monument .0! his election. he cen-
1111 llkC: the oath of e Benetor." Rut-
:r-ifi Nye.
"\\ .1 believe this is so because every
K'nnwnun is sworn not to reveel eny-
1h11~.: ranccrnlng the actions of e.
11.11il11r Klenemen end beceuse the
.10-. 11w! Klen krett tenets melee every
K11 lamxer on enemy to the religion:
.1111 11tlmr freedom of Americens citi-
zwm winrenteod under the Constitu-
ilnn "
Protest Meet.
llr~11re the Meyneld case is heerd.
.1 :11. nt protest meeting of enti-Klen
rlolwmltes representing hundreds 0!
1.1.0.1111» orgenieetions throughout tnel
1mmly will be held It Chime.
H'l‘nnnell seys.
"The Meyneld cese is only the
start of our fight on the Kim." he
5.111, "We shell push our light ‘to‘
we end through pitiless publicity
.lr‘11 political battle."
\erI Meyneld run for the Bennie
1111~r1~ Mime whispering-s thet he' wee
.1 l\1lll!lnan. that th. Kiln hid
:11‘11mi him its support end thet be
111.11 lrlressed Klen getheringe in
21: r11he and hood of the order.
“Klen No Issuer,
when Meyileld wes esksd to
out fiet-tootedly on the Ku
Issue he sold thet it bed no
11%
run-.1.
hint
0‘1'11- In his cernpelgn. declering his '
lFS‘H was the repeel of the m-
l‘llt'."llnl rnllwey legisletion. H. I‘-
pmtwilv refused to m hi. Fun“
on the Klan.
lim- Meyfield snorted he lied
lwn. a. member or the Austin men.
I~11t 111. at he lied resigned-in Jenn-
:rI'. 1'4 '1
J mics E. Ferguson. Meir. inti-
K'rln opponent, declerod during the
Tune campaign thet hit)! 0mm 0!
the Klan had written letters endorsing
Mal'fivld and declering ‘hs wee e
Klnnsman in good stending long efler
fhni data,
MY MOTHER
Two pictures ere ever before me.
when orrow comes or business cores
11» 211 heavily upon me. m! '11“
Wm in them end 1 en
l 1111. upon them end memories
mast sweet revive-Enema?!“
W'hn. reassure en cont. W"
'h'vllizhis.
"He is of a. young women With the
hen. 1 smile end lovellght of mother-
hood in her eyes. A beby is eleeped
'0 h- -r breast.
The other is of the some women-
“Wr in years—dine heir hes turned to
1111111. but the new sweet smile thotl?
Wd to reassure me in child“ 1!
Ihart-fit reassurance end mm
mm. to me now.
Thny are pictures otmy‘ W.
Haw your children pictures of yon-
"1 prize in yeers otter. Home.
.11.... the New Yeer right, be" your
Dilt11res taken now.
The Michelsm
Studio "
scum noRWALK. 00'"?
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CAMILLIt only
SHOPPE
HltXflS election which will W -
1.1.1) be elong the Hill of e -
“The Bteto tee comnti‘loner end
the testis: -.tnoes allows up in Hert-
toreenieelouorepintneeir." 3".
the reply nude yestordey by
Clerk Georte B. Beers of m. to1
e steto'rnont issued by Te: Commis-
sionerwmieln-H. Blodgett. purport-
ing to snow thet-tne' Town of E-tnon
lied receivedt .hrough Btete old for
schools end highweye. en mount
equel to ".01 per cent. of the town's
entire expense.
ltr. Boers wen. designeted on em
snehsmen (or the Town by First 8e-
lectfiten E. P. Hills who is ill, Mr.
Boers ssys he lies. been in Bel-turd
telling the Sieie tex consult-loner end
lute Boerd of Educetlon ofllciele '
“where they get on.”
The cornmeint of the Btete onlciels
Attack By State Tax ’ Dept
M‘
,ing themselves or ell oi.‘ the 1:17 W
is in“ the mo... mo list. on-the
More 1; poroenhmyeiue-
ftlon. is only "88.21:. monetpleoee
.thetownlneolepenmittore-
foelwe en'percenL-ottn‘essnoentpele:
,toscnooitosonenoinengtnsner ‘Id.
umroenbottlfioostolmdwwh}
Another-”pm MM
sldtotomortnonii‘ue‘cnn e-
dermdneddrcernstenoes. Bret-ell-
visions‘tbo to'wnJl‘ee collected enough
00 W needy he]! of .tho entire: rus-
ningupensse. The ltete Tex desert-n
meet a." the M greed. lit,»
should be 88.781347. in which
the town expenssuwonld. be 9“":
byeteelevyendnot'b‘y eid. ~
"Those. fellow: our there hove been
efter us (or come time. but we (now
our basins-3’ said Mr. Beers yester-
dey. indiceting‘ “get no change in ne-
easements would bentede.’
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Wmsome dresses of white
delightful-dainty *' '
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...;< fl
.scrvatiye sleeve on some.
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511113. 3. 111‘
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Such dairity little tucks and pleats and bandings of ,
varied sort form the simple decoration or adornment
Just like the first sweet buds of Springtime these
snowy white dresses malce their appearance giving one
the first glimpse of the new fashions—charming 1n sim-
plicity-oeptivating by those little innovations of- adorn-
mentso dear to the heart of women,
. ‘ There are dresses of crepede‘chine, Canton crepe,
geoilgctte, and rich White silk lace of theSpanish order.
Sleeves are long flowing and graceful—Just a con-
Three-quarter sleeves and
sleeves that are so shOrt they should not be called; ,
dceves-fi-scems as if Fashion was trying to please rather . "
thanassume the role of dictator.
Dresses that will look well ate function Of nearly any sort here or dresses that will be bright for
time if you are going to enjoy days of Winter in the Soutllland.
any timezif yotr-are going to cnj'oy days of Whiter in the Soutbland
lecend door. osnb ,
- Women’ 8 pumps arid
oxfords—attracti
Bleoksefinpmnpo—romforoedthh one'sirspsnd
IbebyLoInshoelsW
Bleeksnfinpumps mthIaoms’neels—onestupfi
Blookkidnndbleclr patent leatheronodnspplnnps,
11mm mmmwm
mummuflsmma ,
Innis-heels"
Helium.
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Hosiery and ‘ undies 1'
for Winter days.
Women’s hose m a medium weight lisle, botli regular
, and outsize, black or cordo‘ran 500.
Women’ s hose of cashmere, medium welglit, black, $1.
bedm§313dium weight
Women’ s hose in a Englislinlr
’ 111051, brown and oxford $1. 50.
Women’ s underwear, medium heavy weight, fleeced
cotton. testis .and pants, according
Oombmeuon suits according to sine $1 and $1.25.
Children;
vests endpinm 50¢, combinations $1
Bose” cambmahon‘smts, grey heavy weighteotton,"
smallish) '“ ‘$land$l
1101511113656 31121756.
underwent, heavy weight fleéeed cotton, ‘
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You won't find it e
weeknndnentDooemberthetWorQlOOwfllcomemhendy
Won’t it ?
Br‘mg in your first deposit now and join. Do it today.
What the Different Clubs will pay you.
INCREASING CLUBS
‘ IN 541 WEEKS _(For Xmas 1923)
1: Club pnye $12.75
,1" 2c Club pays $25.50
5% Club pays $63.75 .
100 Club pays $127.50
DECREASING * CLUBS
You can begin with the largest
deposit and decrease your depo- '
site each week.
I
Come 1n, get a. Pass Book and join the Club today. Bring
' "ALI. TEE FAMILY and have them join.
{South .Norwalk Sapigzgs Bank
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$2.1m.
fideposit $1 or$2
EVEN AMOUNT ctuss
IN so wesKs‘lror Xmas 1923) ,
'25: Club pays $12.50
50%: Club pays $25.00 ,
$1.00 Club pays $50.00 ‘A
m “Club peys 81m .1.?
85.” Club pays $250.00 . >
new Club pays escape ; -
canoe Club pays 31min
-meeuthetereeerved. P001- coo“
. main
depends ‘1an on the quality or fie
my spoil good meats, but good cook:
lug cannot redeem poor meets. - i
right and give the cook e felt W
----_-0 or some of our juicy a}?
miwill find them tender mm‘
the extreme.
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