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' RT. Aug. 9.—Man cannot
powerlcnc
, vitahlc ram
. pant.
'Not War." it beautltul bonti.
1 aboolmly valuelcn.
h tho belief of Rev. Kenneth
well-known Epiacopal
> 0! motor 0! the Memorial
the Holy Trinity. thll
. w. lat-gentle "locally created a
m I“ church in Wratport.
I “on. advertited to be
3‘ test. “Law. Not‘War." he tore
. ‘Wh Ilonan Rom hia pulpit
th . . ed it in hie hand and
3! upon the floor—n "scrap of
paper». The sincerity of his bellptr
and N- IMllty to expren thorn clear
lv. Von favorably lmnrmed Mn nu:
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0". politicians. i-
l!“ ttola. and thouran'd.
0! ml- OV'TY'hcre nro today I
‘6 , “I Peace. Mr. Mackenzieu
hub. Ma ballot on rm- Bible. mum.
on tho “hopeleeenern or their qucst."
"WI” rota hear of wars and ru-
mower “M M not trnuhlrd for
:13“ thin-“Inuit nreda be." ntlote"
. r. we on e from the 13th cha tor
w ecu“. "
m. turning to the Old Tum-
vnod. the damn called nflcntlon
"v I.“ eeoond chapter of thr Book of.
”a“ where it In written "iron lhnl!
not w. with clay.”
“II”. D. can. predicte the taco.
pact” of democracy to rule.
“De-m7 cannot bring an end
'0 ”I" the mlliflor declarcd. Man-
mld. plane and government! are
powafleaa again-i lte bloody tide.
“(30mech for the people and
by the people ha. not neon realized.
mat an 0!. leio predicted it would
not b. WM.
"0! dour-e. there will he more
war. ”pinion and hatred la rife
today among nations at the world."
Mr. IlaoKeusie continued. "The Ju-
vale-a. who have a Chrirtian civill-
zatlou. without Chriatian relixicn.
are a lime. The Germany are now
planning a war of revenge. The
"mm Bolahevlata arc dangvr-
oua." .
"I“: are born fla’htm." he dr-
rlared. “1'th muat be. taught to ho
rmpathetlc with each other.
"American I admit. are. moan
food aatmd than any other race.
"But there in no hope tor peace .
monttonod In the Bible. No hope.
10" peace until the let-0nd coming of
the my." continued the clerxy‘man.
"At any time. any day. Chrm may
t‘l'mrun acam to tho world riding upon
n cloud. aa He promieed he would.
Then He will bring peace and good-
Will to all urea."
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CARS ___i_N_ sun
Increase of 35.000 Over
of Last Year—-
'MJDOO by 1924.
Connecticut? automobile registra-
ilou (or no mat in: months at thla
"of MG tho combined to”
Hutton of five other dated in the
. ounm by «not ”.000. according to
”I“!!! ”G D! tho Iotor iehiele.
demiuat.
On Mi
tor We! ‘11
«or. won 160."! Ino-
M in the Nut-
Varinont. NOV
a... ahowa
my ' 1,000 more
Rhodo blond. New
t. whoa. ‘0‘
of 33.000 .
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n. W“ auaulobuea won
that. l . “I. ““1“ state. in
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tel! one-
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Oats-on bearing Harding's Body
hoada bowed in reverence.
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Passing Down Penzryivani.
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PYAlNG HamllGE ,
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way to the Capitol Building as thousands lined streets with l
‘ BANflROOPS
W'ants No Military, Civic
or Fraternal Organiza-
tions in Marion.
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MARION. Aug. Qflrun -.. ?
rcctinx funeral arrangements (.7.
mndrnt Harding hrrc n‘lnflul’t‘i'dl
today that Mrs. Hardin: inszstrd;
that "undcr no cirrums‘nnc 5“ must
any military. civic or {micrzl organ ‘
intlona haw pincc in ll‘n' iunornl
cor-tote. The nnnounrr‘mcn! “as?
made following protracted inltphon-r l
and tclegraphic communications'
with Rho “'hitn Honor. ‘
Ya dill ccnncction it was s'ntc-i,
that whilc Mrsil Hardin: fixprr-s‘srvl
hcr gratclul apprccintion or
governor ot lndlann to scntl a thin:
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funeral prorcs-ion and at iltn (omr.
tery and the odor of Troop A r-.’
Cleveland (or escort duties that via
der no circumstances sl‘ntzll
mllltnr‘s‘ display lw permittr-i
371;.
Funeral Train
day opened their hnmrs to (‘flrt‘ (v.-
the many \lsltnrs Who cowl. rrt fird.
hotel quarter... .
Many motorist! camc "vr-‘pfl.'~‘.l '
with tcnts nnd‘cnmpin: r::"i'e
Budncrr “'ill be at n ri-n«!stit‘ 1"
Marion today and trmorrms. Til ,
whole city plana lo clvn its it up w
deep mourning. 0n romc strw's i‘r‘nr
the Harding homc. thr- cnmrtvry m--'
the old home maria (arrows lvv th.
recent porch campaign. tho on'v :r
tMUca will be the delivery of n.2‘
and ice.
The Marion Star. ”1" nvwspaprr
that until recontly was ownm)
publlahcd by l‘rcridcnt Harding, “5:
iiuip’c’nd publication tomorrow ti ‘l .
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All points or lntcrcrt in conrrct‘n: .
with the
to cafe-mart! thcm from the i’.;‘.’-: g
of Iouvcnlr hllnli‘l’F,
thn tho-y arrivn tomorrow Frog,
1"“. COOlldlr‘. (“.1le .ll.!?;rw Tq‘?
make their hcadqtinrlr-rs on t ward
the apcclal train that brought
and that will carry thrm hack lc
Wuhington. Thcy wl'l'smrt on "1"
return trip to the national capital
immediately following thn mm: sor-
vice! at the cnmotcry. Mrs. Hardin:
will return to “’ashincton on 31min
having Marion at 6 p. m.. Friday.
Among othcr notrd virltors who
are expected to arrlvo this rroning
will be Henry Ford. Thomas Edison.
Harvey s. Firestone. and Bishop
William F. Andnmn. all clorc-
frlendc or Mr. Hardimr.
Streets in front of the Hardin:
home und ncar the ccmctcry that
have bccn in a state of dnray wore
hurriedly repaired )‘cstordny. Spo-
dal carpeted walks were laid from
(he Itrect into the Hardin home
pad at lhc ccmntcry sm‘hral htico
white pillars were crccte-l at the or.-
trance.
A. the funeral train entered Mur-
h county thia morning and until it
no to a stop at the station here.
all of the chzxch bells of the city
tolled. It was a rad wolcomn home
and iii novel-o contract to the happy.
not, welcome accorded President
Harding on hi: iut visit home to at-
md tho Marion centennial on July
4th. a year ago.
Candy Salesman
Dies in Danbury '
Btnrr C. Barnum. an old time
gaudy mean-an. widely known in
Hogwalk. died Nonday in Danbury.
Na home‘ city. neral unicca
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equadron to scatter flowers m-rr ti:-~
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ita employrs may nttvr'i the f'ir‘.‘ .v.’ 1
W on Guard. ‘
life hare of .‘l‘.’ Hardlnzl
were hoax-lly runrdrd by “7v.- trcOl r ‘
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and the mambo?! of thrlr {Jifl’fi “223‘
irrm.
9.-——Wood-
“.131 MC}! «yrs joined
“‘ASH SGT-LY.
row “115m.
Aug.
.wl'h t‘..- err iwing na'lon yestbrriay
in lmnc rm: tin. laic l‘rtsl'icn: “hr-
lrcn (i. Harding. ,
L'n'ic‘ :1 L'uun: sun for more than
l'.‘ o lntzrs 13:9 formr'r President.
:himstif l.” hror‘a'icusl)‘ ill health.
rod; .‘2 :2 i.‘,~ \\'h;'.-- H3130 to the
(‘nwi’l i?!» {antral cortcgc. which
:icronzpsr :1 the mortal remains of
.t‘n ii. m1 . \cctizixr.
. \Yoodrctr \Vilson was mcvw‘l.
'dccply gri‘x‘r-d. Tiars weilcd in his
sunken rycs “ht-n first the casket
;V\:‘.s Lorri-2 from the East room to the
flashing ar‘illrry caisson and lat-:2-
whcn it was carried on the chouldc r;
of service men up the long swccp of
ions to the rotunda to lie in state.
The formr-r chic! magistrate par-
itlcipatcj :0 ‘a citlzcn of the United
lStatcs .0119 M thousands or mourn-
or: of a. national figure. His-face.
scared with the toll of sorrow.
fatigue and broken health. was
:rmc. Hie every action betrayed
dupcst sorrow.
Riding in the procession with Sir.
and Mrs. Wllon. was Admiral Gray-
son. his aide. The “'ilson automobile
Ocllowcd those occupied by Preaidcnt
Coolidge and former President Taft.
Directly ahead was the caisson and
mcmbcra of the family.
Mr. \V’llwn paid scant bred to the
thousands who stood with bowed.
bored head- u‘he passed.
His eyea. regaining acme of the
sparkling brightness lost in his
physical breakdown were glued on
the flag covered caaket ahead. con-
taining the body of the man he in»
companled on a private triumphs!
journey along Pennsylvania. avenue
at the inauguration ceremonies on
March 4. 1911.
MRS, HARDING ? Former President and Mrs. Wilson at Funeral
1 Tour soaked handkerchief: were
lifted and waved no he passed. per-
sons stood on tip toe to catch a float-
in: glimpse of him. Others pointed
and murmured. “Oh. there he la.
how well he looks."
And Vi'oodrow Wilson did look
better. far more improved pity-lull!
than the same pale. weakened man
who was cheered on he accompanied
the body of the unknown soldier on
Armistice Day. 192].
wins in his face are Ming although
he cannot yet more about alone.
Two attendants had to aunt him
into his motor when he left the allont
8 street home for the White Hon-e.
When Wilson's cor rolled down
the avenue in the procession. the
crowd: were gravely dlcnt. At the
Capitol his car swerved out of the
line and the former President to-
ttn-ned directly to his street no...
Crofut & Knapp ..
. Prays for Harding
The Croiut and Knapp Hat Co.
topped work {or live minutea at
lint?) yesterday. and iii machinery
was halted while the employers
voiced prayers for \K‘an'en G. Hard-
mg.
l‘tmnst reverence was observed
and thrro wvrc many tear-flirted
eyes amongst ,the factory hands.
The factory will be closed [or a
half day tomorrow.
Train Schedule
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Ford Truck Catches
o O 0
Fire in N. Mam Street
The downtown tire department
w mailed out. flab morning to put
out a are on a Ford truck which
burncd up the leather cushion. This
was the only dunage done. The
truck we: going up North Hair:
street a: the uhe that it caught fire.
' BREVITY
Harry Croal or Monroe strong. re.
ported. to the police that while data
in: an automobile in West avenue
yesterday he had a slight mt
with an automate Dem Jo
reddenta. of Cedar atrcet real-din:
an mmobile which was parked on
the green there. The police m
ed the owner to and some other
parking place.
A representative or the Natural-
iaation bureau of the Department of
Labor is at the South Nos-walk pact
office today. firing preliminary ea.
min-none (continuation papcra.
About to citizen: took the exam-
ln-flm '
Dry Agents Make Lucky!
Haul at Lighthouse Cor- ;
ner, Waml't. !
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BRIDGEPORT. An .I.-—Held up
by a trait“: hm auughthouee cor-
‘ nor. Westport. yesterdcy afternoon.
Charles lpptccolo or 17 East First.
street. New York. and ‘j‘rank Es—
poaito 0(1125 First :venue.' New
York. were taken into custody by
Federal Prohibition Agents Victor
8. Wardwvl‘. Edward J. mhert)
sad Anthony Llanion. charged with
transporting a load of contraband;
liquor. ‘
Arraigned before 1’. S. Commis—
sioner Hugh J. lavcry or this city.
the pair waived examination and
were bound over to the next term of
the I'nitod Statea Criminal court at
New Haven in bonds of 8500 each.
Mabel Norma.
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“SUZANNz
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Among divers elfects aboard the
truck was found a numoc: of coun-
terfeit government bonding u als
such as are used to aul bond-'1 ‘. ot-
tled liquor. State police lay.
The load confiscated ,consirtcd of
nine. five-gallon can: of concoctt‘d
red wine. three barrels of this mine
nuld. one barrel of grain alcohol.
100 two-ounce bottles of arsoriod tx-
tracts and flavors. two pints 0: color- .
ing matter. hundred: of corks. coun- l
tcrteit labels. - corkinx and hottlln:
machine and several crates of \‘al’l-
our cited blttlu
In the" days of specialization it is
' possible to make portraits that act-
l ually reflect youth as it is. You will
appreciate in years to come photo-
graphs of your children so made to
visualize those happy incidents of the
past. Bring vour kiddies to our stu-
:dio. “'e'll make pictureo that stand
[apart in quality and interest—rat
'picturce——“pcrsonality portraits" we
cc'l them.
Phone 48? Mr an Appointmcut
The Michelson Studio
78 thington St. Bo. Norwalk.
GLOBE.“
ALL DAY
FRIDAY
all (by Friday out ct rc-
smct to our late PM. ~
dcnt
'WABBIN G.
HARDING
Copyright
\Vc‘will close our store l
Clothing Co. 1
6 North Main St.
So. Norwallr
He is still pale. but the deep bloc ‘
Special Services in Honor of the!
President Tomorrow Afternoon
:30 (D. S. T.)
88 WASHINGTON 8?.
This store will be closed r
August 10, out of respect to I“
our late President
WARREN G. HARllil‘x‘G
J.. I. MALLETTE
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solm NOR‘YALK
Fox Cycle and Karim Co.. 108 “'zhlnrsm 9m
Am Kohn. 0 Railroad Awmx.
South Ncrwalk Auto Supply Co.. in: \»
“'cbb m.. 133 So. .‘l:i.n Strmi.
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Hull Street Auto Radiator “nrlu.
Sm mm 3011‘. 46-43 .‘lnm rtrfl‘t.
Reynolds Motor Car Co.. 90 \‘t‘ut \\
hither M.
MOBO AL‘TO SOAP and SHOFO HAND F. -
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NOBWALK
2‘. 184
erht. 79 “on \ll" '
PRESIDENT.
Keeler’s
Shoe Store
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woman-reluctantly"
LAXCAS'IER. 0.. Aug. I.—By the by Wilson 1 :- - ,
death or Warren G. Harding. curinlAncrew 15;.5 , . _.—‘
Coolidge cornea into ”lesion of an ‘ ' '
acre of land in mm vicinity which he
may use as a burial place for himself “ 1 _ ’
it he go dedrca.
An acre of
. ' 17 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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Mmmammu.omfi[dm,nmmmmmwdw
-. gala-megabaiuep . m.. intimation!“ .
u Wwfiheoaland my [00‘ _ db“:
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’l manila”. ._ hagoodtmmbunonp—bwnnabiefortflfi
I garage. mmkmaaahemhlutlecwudinvefi
A Rare, Bargain ‘at $6,200
‘VIcroR RECORDS
A.J.C;fl_lnsCo.
3'12 Ho. Iain Strut.
land owned
Nathaniel Wilson was bequeathed
m ufactured by John '1'. Stanley Co.. Inc. N. Y -‘"
5103!; CLOSED mum! VICI‘ROI lS VICTROLAS
mxoox- xx m- » 0—— and ——-—o
031' or OUR um: °_ “‘1 —° MUSICAL l
INSTRI'MEYE
Sold at. 52F 79:”
DONNELl
and t 02:25
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