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:randing socialism and bolshevisui was the manner in which Rabbi Bil-gum” and the progrenivcncas 0! ‘he ‘” do n . .- s ; m mm“ m HEATERS
an condemning the Kn Klux Klan \‘erman opened his addre. “It is our country and um... wa open our Dr Frncst F‘ \icGregor pastor ot.
in Our Basement
VICTOR SPECIAL
‘ N" ' ’ - - .A ri :9.
RELEASE iC‘ltibml: h testerday at the kiwanis Britain. A: the result. we became a "I am ‘ member of ‘ committee day morning .3! 1 .
, Jun” :z‘eelomnhsgd Sat" the Royal tree and Independent nation. instituted to investigate "\‘olulinn- Sec F d l u d d the .
" - atnrda ' ‘ mus ‘Wk "For the M one hundred ’9‘" a movements in the United States. "'3”. re "’0" a on ° Alb art 111 nnecflcn 1".
0“ 811° 8 y “ a his Iubiect. "The Liberalism that or no.” said Rabbi snowman. “we “II: no. um um... movemenm h“, nrowntntlon of the charter to the D. MOW e CO t t
America heeda." It was a splendid have not had our eyes open as we taken root in churches. schools. \Valiingrord Rotary club last Wed- H“ lw
address. filled with information that did in the early days. We ende‘VN'iworhshops and other places. yme- nwdn)’ MKM- l u a mid Ph'& “,0.
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DOINGS AND ACTIVITIES OF
'NORWALK KiwANis CLUB
soosr m m '0. A
I'M AND
AND DO IT ALL TH‘ TIHI.
moi: m
4 5;.
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IITTIR CITY
as an illegal organization; Rabbi Jo-
seph Sliverman. of New York city.
known as the “diver-tongue orator.”
delivered an interesting and instruct-
could have been only secured through
extraordinary sources. ,
LIBERAIJSM THAT AMERICA NEEDS
DESCRIBED IN TALK T0 KIWANIAlS
time that America had its eyes open."
continued the speaker. "in 1776 and
before that time. America had its
eyes open to the injustice of Great
ed to form a government on the prin-
cipals of liberty for all; where all
o .. . will become a. cancer which no stir-
... 13 South m Street 5‘6?! American considers him. could have a -y in the government.”“.on-. knife can “my (‘harien snlmn. "Doc" Moore and '0“. 'm a
‘ V” “b'nl- but he I- not liberal in "We have allowed our eyes to N "The Kit Kim: Klan. that big “Axum" DonnolIy mm charge of the Wit. I“
the right sense or the word." This shut for many years to the sinister lent armiuuom 1. growing Wm, gnu-mg for the priac. '
-..- rapidity. The organisation in every-
where. The K. K. K. is an illegal v
)4 Summary of organisation because it T. I. boycott
organisation. It boycotts certain
. M0 s ews races with regard to color and sexes. Jmh; metiuwmobu. 11” P. N
, ' ‘ J g N ,Evcry member or the K. K. K. in a P G nspo
. .mtm i . FREY 1 Raymond & ponard mm in mm ATIONAL BANK
— General Agent —
i St Augustine's Roman Catholic . ,
' ’ th bo'cott of the hooded t ibe. I
CENERAL LIFE ms. co. Real Estate and 1mm“ Church at Kalamazoo. Mich. shot on: “’1... 2000 m... "re (1:... 'n to wash to the finest mam
d kill a R R my O'Neil after an ’ °“ °“‘
‘n e ev. e 0' b05158”- finished fibm'
. argument at dinner table; Bishop "Do you mean to tr‘ll me that such > m“ 51 W‘llt. .m M
,______. l Gallag‘hzr. 121?}?‘2: “31%;; :3’:‘ an organization shall be allowed to: 0111' telephone i8 790 —- call III
LIST YOUR PROPERTY IV "3 W n on . a H ‘mw “" i“ m" ”Wm" we "9“" ‘°3 "Id fifepflflnfllfin Will all
l ‘ an} _ , be aroused to the intolerance and; and O! lain our diffe ‘ ——-—-o—-
- . ANTICIPATION OF SPRING senator Bornh ‘" .\ew lork. in re- bigotedness of the organization. i , P :m
\ Rational Bank Bldg. 1 TRADE ply to Lord Robert Cecil. declares no “'ith a dramatic resturc, the ”mg” the we m 0“"
, 4 pence league can function for peace speaker pointmi ‘0 “M fins draped m you. The Hm. .' OF'lm.
S "h N 81k l until war has been outlawed as an in- the "a, of him. J
01" orw 5 “gum-l G ‘ “rum no "How many people know that tho Hart. Ichsmisr and Mars Clothes ' '- Tm" President
I mue ompers ‘ n n stripes of the ting stand for consti-
. ’ 22 w.“ sum N l] charges that fortune of more than “won a. “domed by the originah _ _ 0.0- I— Woodward, VIos-W
‘ ’e "' Ace-dent _ Health I o ‘800'000 “MC“ Charlf' G“”‘“"' 0‘ thirtocn states; that thc forty-eight N [k St I I W H. p_ "b.
_ G _ I . ram ' Tele hone 772 Massachusetts. refused to accept. in etars ”m, for me unity of "mi OYWB cam Laundry m
J roup n u I I P ' “0“" “5°" ‘0 bring together pacifist slates. the unity or ilO.00lI.(~00 Dec. ‘3 m at so NOMIk m Norwak lorwalk 0- W. OI." Aulmfl! ml“-
. and revolutionary organizations. pie? It is not a mailer of individunl- , ' ‘
Grnc-ral “illiam B. lialdcman. oi ism, but it 13 ‘ matter of the entire I
Louisv’llzc. is elected commander in people.
chief of United Confederate Veterans “If our country I“ Kola: to he mi. .
a in "‘"nlofi 9‘ 35‘” ”mm“ ”Mum" letlcd With the nchicvemt-uts or 1776.
I 1311333"? “"1119" reunion." g c it will never have Occasion to attain {
. v ‘ r ‘5 ‘ pro 3 *3 reprcst'n n prn ‘ glory in days that are to come!" '
l 1‘) \‘ ELL CIGAR BYUSh Off the Years I tlcally all important faith: in England _ -_‘ SEE MOORE P s
- lormally deplore attitude of Sovich . . lfllsted “HIS to"
% cox-eminent toward Christian church Kiwanis ‘ :lub ' SEE BETTER SOUTH NORWALK ‘
. . of the world.
( ()I‘IPANY { DEV 0E MOTOR CAR Republican chicftaing at Washing- Eya Ex‘mined ‘I
ton discus preliminaries bearing on . . . ..
Prescriptions Filled
I‘. MANUFACTURERS
; FINISH
Rev. Charles Dillon. an assistant at
1924 conQntion city and tackle plans
to wipe out 1920 dockc-t.
National League of \‘l'omt-n Voters
at Des Moincn dcclaron for laws com-
pelling women and men to share
.cquaily all moneys and property so-
inilnenoss which have crNDl into our
country. These influences are under-.
mining the nation: undermining our
unity. peace. and the democracy of
our government. This sinister influ-
ence is socialism with his brother.
bolshevisln.“
‘cyes to it and stop it from further
growth. it will become a seven-
headed hydrid monster which can.
not be checked.
we can check such movements they
l
traitor against the interests of the
country. I have fricnde in the south
who have been bankrupt because of
the club by Preddent Wheeler. Each
week in the future. one member will
provide a test for the day.
,a s s
The text provided by President
Wheeler was “The man who is nt-
isiicd with what he has done will
the First Congregational church. In-
vited members of the Kiwanis club
to attend church urvices on Sun-
. O O
The attendance prize was won by
inanwaas for ths canons
is our specialty. and we have. of
course. a extra large stock of it
at this time or the rear. Lawn
mowers. rakes. hose. pruning
that will be or service to you in
the garden. will he found here in
variety. with prices to suit.
“Washington“
GAS AND ELECTRIC
needs of every family. the
laundry of today supplies sv-
ei-y sanitary need from the
Rogers 8: Stevens
OF N ORWALK
130338
A score of guests
luncheon yesterday.
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attended the
Bring Your Eye Trouhlcs to One
“'ho [5 Skilled in Your Wants
TRUST COMPANY
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, qull’t‘d urn-r marriage. “fork is progressing in good shape 1 ,
’ THE GORHAM CO Massachusetts alienists report that on the beautification o! the Southf l 59 WW m
, ° Sirnln Haccn. convicted with Bartol- Noni-elk depot square. President Ar-‘ . . J M l a wumairo’ m
. I)e¢0r to (me Vanzctii in 192] of paymnster'g thur C. \thelcr nportod. l Wdham a core u 1m 0m
,- V" hl 31. n 8 ‘ rs murder. is of unsound mind and re- s o o l '
’35 n 9 a“ .\ l num- hosvilal cart The speaker tor out you: will be 0m“? "u" c “o
g 128 Washington St. Methodist mission to Moscow ln- Samuel Davis; mother as‘Auomoy “ “I i jam-it, andlsi-vies ' " UL'rou, "Us.
.2: 11.11 Norwalk .’ tend"! to appeal for lwlp in restorins Leo Davis and Joseph Davis. teelor Bldg. Wsshhgtoa l
Telephone 462. tho standard of church in Russia. had a c o a I] "In!
I ”w“ shandonv‘d. London Times 4’?- April :6 will M: on open int-(ting no i
_ l clone. Tm- topic !or discussion will be! ‘
"City Planning." ‘
[ O O O
1 In connection with the col! con- '
l ‘(OEL the contest commute»: will tin-é 3 FOR A
F . . . Bl ”CK SOUTH lnounre the rules gmcmlng thc’ ; . t ("ITY NATION .1
:. . Antwalk Agency, l "mm" a ""1".“ Tum" NORWALK l QUICI‘ LUNCH ,
. \ .
I .. g MOTOR LARS NORWALK . «am Morgan. mm... hardware-l . BANK
“be ‘, I :man. has presented a second prizv in; ‘ { ;
who go]! contest. in addition to tmm IE:I i ‘
sixes “d you" SAVINGS ‘Elh‘l‘l' (‘Un presented l'Y I'Yflhldfnl 4. SAVINGS SOt WHY NOT TRY I ” Wm m
Stmuel J. Keeler , ‘VCht-eler. he has ozcnd me iu-m'
4 1‘ Models golf club he has in stock {or a. sec-. Tri p, m 'm Om,
l and prise. i p g ‘
a i v
Upstate and Insur- l BANK l . . . ; __ Lillldl ,
Fourteen members of the Norwalk’. 5 cm ‘
l "— Kiwanis Club are to attend the sn-g ‘ ;
ance 2 nual Kiwanis convention to he held: ‘
' .‘in Atlanta. Ga. 4 mm OFFICER.
I F H WEHRLE 3 ' “WM“ 1' ..
' ° - Norwalk Kiwanlsns have been in-; l Hon 3.
.. 8‘ Iorwslk f “w DOM“ fund to attend the luncheon of thel 3 '7
‘ n '- l Salas and Service Station. W clubs iMW mm“- ”Db hm week n 303w“ con, noon srsoiats ens-ma name. Vioosrsaisaas
‘ which George 1!. Rose. internuional’
Telephm’ 1” i WastandOonnecticntAves. Safe Deposit Boxes afium 0; M “MD“ chm “'1’ °“‘"" °' °' N W
. i e spen or.
' ' A new feature was lntroduccd tot . I
5," s ”morning that Harry Wilson. night at- Lea Schubert. one of the owners oi “mm amney is spending a. threeliorre. , rats are now on ‘1. is loroten and tit—"Home Garden Hub" 0-,-
L : itcndant in ward ho. 5 le.t his rock- Schuberts theaters. is erecting a krn'wceks’ vacation 2‘ his home on "10‘ 0 0 ’ ,Noroton Hdlhll- D1111! by The hailonal m
. in: chair in his lonely little room
“"‘° on the premier-s 0‘ h“ "“3"” Post road. Mr. Gafl‘nt)‘ has held {or The. local troop of Boy Scouts have! “'9‘“-
.AiEN
BACK BY
l'and. unlocking the door to the ward
{that is on the second floor of the
lmain building. entered.
“‘ilson was half way down the doro
‘estate here. The Schubert theatre
'truchs have been seen this week bring-
A‘ing furniture and other articles up
.irotn New York city.
I
a number or years past a responsible
ipositlon in the wireiers s:zraiiing de-l
pertinent oi the New York police‘
announctd that they will gito a Mce'
and entertainment next week in the
Noroton Heights school house. 1'1ch
Mrs. Theodore B. Wilson has sold
'her old horse. familiarly known as
"'Old Hundred." on Dell avenue to a
:Mra. Bones of New York city. This
.hoose. which dates from the Revolu-
czi‘l p. tar—"When the Life ‘sat
Was in Need otaCi-ew" recital”
lit. Augustus Kearney. Km sis-
tims vaudeville star.
‘23. p. an.—“Msn in the Is-
‘ng-w mitory ward and near the cot any 0 O 0 l 80 for th child
. j" which Marquis Curtis lay. when he? Mr. “1mg”, Plummzr. who lived . tin or further hack. to one oi the not "a . e rel. “IF
AbigraD TRMP 7"" 8 PM“ from behind. “5 heard here in the summer searon for a. mini. I ell HOW to Ralse Donal-S ginieres‘ting types or old hm in this 7%?" 0f “’0 I‘m Sunday WI.
gnome one—Jam"! it later proved to be: c! retro. we. in the fill-:2 ' _ gtown. - P- 139-?an 01 m
.. .1
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it‘s
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t
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5 '.i .
"' To" 3'3" "WW" 3 James had a. molver in his hand.
April lit—Heat lil‘
.171 James Coflt)‘
"hi from the thch-
; at Canaan and ro-
'- hospital tot crlll-
;i'ts-wan. New York.
.s and Frank Jamra
uriounded in the
j.o<!tr‘li)‘- Ln Kb?
:o'lowed leklns
sboL Curtis and
1.2
'5.
= . rrr r. .‘ered.
n”:
all desperate all.
f be—demand that he not say a word.
l He turned lowly and saw that
Curtis quietly arose from his bed.
land at the nine time John Coffey
land John Hawkins got up and came
:toward him. i
“'ith the revolver pro-ed do. to
‘hlm. “'llson wa sordered to walk to
a usirway leading to the lounging
groom of ward iii-e. on the first floor.
'and to descend the stair. He did.
The tour followed behind.
binding and casting Wilson. James
who is an expert auto driver. com-
After ‘
'Wednesdsr looking for quarters tor
the summer season. Last year the
.Plunirner tamily bought a home in
'New Rochelle. N. Y.. where they now
Kruffle.
O
The frame. for the new home which
lthe Zeiglers are erecthig on the old
‘Hennen rite on Bell avenue. was
raised yesterday.
fhe one of the imposins houses in the
ailing. when completed.
llr. Weyburn of the post road. and
U
i
This house will he!
.a two-story structure of wood and will ;
l Patrons of WW restaurant. We
ghavsvistteditsinoebsoseaedthe
:ether day. ear that the Mir: never
iwss as uric-dais as this year. The
.chsioea tool m with amte
‘ iskill is being served.
. O I C
‘ Announcement of tho w
'or William Other and Xi- A. De
Bolsw-uadeatthsnaasssheldin
&. John‘s R. C. church.
9 C O O
The cshe sale given by the Ladies‘
Guild of fit. baker's EM! church
3st the Quality m wu quite a soc-
nonihers by the Univeritr m
OM st Paterson. it. 1.
3:90 p. am—slaqa in Charles 1'.
Wellner at RMII. H. J. u
szze n §p$”nns solos by mad-s7
114ml). well-known flollnfl. of low
orh.
s:ss p. RIP-"0‘ the Bed- Mb.
annular—e continuation at "a
by Gas-‘-
2 in." way out a: the . gm. series of travel tam given
. ::..-. 9 m ‘ - the' ”mm the superintendents Cad- 10 Archer. Inverlntcodent or the Eores. Over in was cleared to! Earth
rhor raft: )‘iflm” lilac es: and the {our left the hoepi- D“, properties, mat WM! ll! {-19. on the his Kit I" t 04 t c.
t
f‘adillse ear. doles
“invader”. at the ha.
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1.-.
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hammers-tans 'homshrse-tnahaeh
5;; a...“ ”an: vii-l» Ms 9‘ mmewusleotwaassiam.
, ”I: Pmm-‘psseesssd_mnoeand-effl as- . . . ,1
~ ’szortte. lh‘b testy-m 1.3.4de M the: The town mm M
. rants-miss ‘
yltnmmn
ates-ammuni-
zer th
.."‘.l.l is In." D n-
& .2: 'Gim" Garth"
ed at! o
r «it years ago Id
5;..an and near.
ts]. Wilm freed himself and gave
the slsm.
Bethel and Reddixsg Ridge.
0 C O
, Bataan Brown, Jr_. has given up
fhil lease or the Caravan homestead
“on Mon avenue and will nova with
his family to Shipm Point whens
tbs Brown will nan thus bone is.
the future.
0 O O s
in. 1‘. 3. 0w or New York
Eastman“
Norwalk Chronicler