ALIEN POPULATION
IN CONN. IS LARGE
Continucd from first page
«mt; Ohio, 62 per ccnt: ]llinois. 60
per emit. and Indiana 40 pcr cent.‘
. l-‘our or these stun-s. howcvcr. India—
na. Illinois, Ohio. and Pennsylvania.
Show :i (lvcro-usc of limit! :ilicn popu-
lation for tlu- tisrnl )‘cur (‘illlt‘ll lustl
June. more immigrants ll:l\'l}l;: lct'ti
for I‘Zuropc than itrl‘lVl'tl in thosc stat-f
QC. ‘
’l‘lic council slutvs lll:il :i lilic lli‘uvui;
from Minneapolis to Louisvillc and;
~ostK-mlinp; eastward to lllt' colisl llI-f
QMIQ‘S tcrritory \vhcrc MI pcr cciil.;
wot the foreign—horn population of the:
l'nitcil Shite-s livc. 'l'his zirca which;
invliiclws 33 of Ann-rimt's l:'r::<-:~t cili-'
vs rl'lil'l‘scnls lcss tliun Ollt‘~SlVlll of;
the» tci'ritory of thc country.
"Amcrica cannot go on llltlt'llllllt'ly
permitting: immigrants to sctllo
wlwro-vcr tlic_\' liznc thc inclination
to Scttlc," rcmls :i Sliill‘llll'lll which is
wig‘nml by \“illium ll. llurr. prcsidcnt
nil thc council. 'l‘hc time has conic
when this country must assume the
intelligent distribution of the immi-
Rmnts. Nothing'that our ncxt Com
Iil'
arm-Ls could accomplish could
Inorc important than tlic cstnlilisli-
systciii of mu“—
Imnt of :in ct‘t‘cclivi-
of llllllilu‘l‘ullOll.
trnment distribution
Ill-Itil'liA'l‘INti unins- swnnnxt;
srn‘s.
l7. liirl
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mimmcrs who l-«iinpctc
Athll-tit' l’iiion (‘Hnlt-le iii I'iiturc must
wear swininiiiiu suits lliut conic lliuli-
I‘r about tho- ncck :lllll must lu- cu;
ill) :i tliu- :lllnu‘nnl'c l‘nr slil'iiil«::i:.:u-.
Illlllt'l' :I rull- :uluplcll lust night ut llll‘
final svssuui nt' ”11' annual lllI-l‘llllL; ol'
the l'iiiou.
JlltlL't' |'-.ii'lu S, “Helm. t'll.illlli:lll tit"-
Ihq i-v-cntn'r t‘llllllllllll". ill-Hn'i‘ilu-Il llll'
low cut illlll tiuht tilting suits \‘.'iil‘ll
My Ann-ril-zm :irls in tln- ”lymph-1
limit-s, illill suiil thl-sc girls llilll lit’l'll!
I‘l'ill"lfil‘ll l-_\ llll' l'liirupcnns ‘
t'iiillvr lllt' tcrins ot' lllt‘
rrz‘tilulinii suits must lu- worn in lnillil
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mil-n :llltl \\')llit'll
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vormux 's.\ii.\ rm: I-2.\t-'l..\\l).
NICVv' YlllIK. .\'u\. i: l‘linrll-s ll.
'1‘tnthrnii, l‘le‘4llSll lllt‘illl'lt'ill inuiingcr l-‘tulii l'liilzlull-ll'lII-l I”ll" ‘~' 4| It INT! 7 _
and “l ”emu,“ r “H“ T, \ Iiickurtl that l.l n lluuck lius lnw u will r- ll :i ,1“ hell the kidnez'l donot properlydd
J‘n‘ \\'||li:ini .\. lil'illl) t’ur tln- l'nilli- “WW" “ill! l‘nnu nlio-I 'l'l.- nl-in'l u! l "19” 'O'k 0" Pu'lY‘hF “00d Cite-m.
turning; ti. titlisr) t‘;.|-pm.|i.-r lm\iu;: lllitlxlllli such :i lllilll'll is nut srt lHl'lll .Wflt'lCPIOductl Ind potmnoue Ictdl re-
hmt. \\‘:i:~' .l pussv-ngcr ll)ll;l)' llll llll' . mm” milielyntemnndcausebnchcbe, ‘
‘mmmmp ‘NHMM will”: for “my l’lSllllil‘lllll‘g’ rwlmris {rum inn-11.. rn : Eheumntic poms, lumba‘o, lore mue- I T II 1
land. ‘ .\'«-\\ lurk .m» 1.. 1|”. itlrtl tun (:m . cles. swollen jointl,‘ ntifi’neu. Jame RA S ON S OIES
lirt‘ur. his tl“|l}l‘l‘llllt_ ,\lr, l‘m lll’iill "l”l Milk" “ill ""l l"""'lt lll" '“ll‘ bICR and Slfllllll’ symptoms.
said lH- liml hum” in Slant ”1.. lit: litiii illillui‘ turnips.“ 1";lllu-1Illtl' linut . ' V n ' ' q 1 -
fight in l’jn-‘Ilnnqi. lllll that I“. l'uiii-;"’ '.ll\v* pl:u- unlit: :In- \\:ill\rr LI“ 1 ' AT FOR I‘JXTHLR -ANI) is.‘ n\
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"""“" '” "' ‘ “' "’” "' M” "“ " J These shoes are known my their many good icntl ‘62 .~; ...
' ‘ inent among them arefiharacter and Quahty.
"Ira.- i'o--proiiintcrs "I shall
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I; I H01. C1206“?
Private Seal always occu—
pied a place of honor at ‘
picnics, on the porch, after .'
.the game or outing, at the I
time of relaxation after ;
a hard day’s work.
"AS GOOD AS EVER," .
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New 1920 Mitchell "
Delivered at once to your zarazc. all charx‘cs uaid 2.»,
$1900
NEW MAXWELL
TOURING CAR OR ROADSTER
Immediate delivery to your garage, all charges paid 1.;
$1275
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LUTHER M. WRIGHT
65 RAILROAD AVE.
xvii”. o o my. 0'07 m
PHONE 14134 80. NORWA 1}
Cmnfun' it llilh tin"
No reason to change
SHOES FOR MEN
Heavy. oil-tanned, weatherproof Slim-s. 7;. 1
double soles ........ . . . . . . . ..... 59m,
Dress Shoes. of tan calf; perforated or pa; '.
.......................... $7.00t05'l21lt)
CONNEALLY Eat BRACKEN
South Nor-walk, Conn.
srons CLOSES AT 0 DAILY
sumumzu. Thin
’i";15"n,.‘{, ,“JUJ; from this old friend now. l
)Utt)‘ game) or Julia. It is Still made Of the best
. “’PI‘CATE SEA hops and malt, still brewed ,
M “m- and aged With the same
3' a infinite care. Its taste and l
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I - body—building properties .
- . ’ _ W" , remain unchanged. ‘ l
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HOLY CRDJ‘J‘ WHEN POUNDED IN 1646 l r. 4 lion llkCJ Purine Saul i
' OLY CROSS COLLEGE, one My and dining hall and an admin- l '- m the fulfil; it IS ((5 l
of the oldest institutions of istration building. 1 j' good as t't'cr today. I
higher education in New England, 1101," (‘rtiss was founded in 1843 . Li“; D' t i t i
having reached the limits of its dc- “‘ a small ”am" building. It has .I 1 :- '\ 1,. _.:.s‘ r :13 oFSL-‘S‘tam'tord‘rtranch, 23‘ t
vclOpment with its present build- Fr‘m” fll‘f'll'." 5'"ch 3”" th orig- ' .t i‘ “1:,” I:;:"' ‘ tanilord, Conn. g
ings, the alumni and formcr "Ml "”"dw‘i “4'“ t."l'!"‘:‘.‘l years . i .- l
students of the school have started akin:- Vivi“, (1H?! . “uh ”5 pres- . in: i
a movement for expansion. it is u" "“ 'Imm It 'i' “3”“! m do“ ”5 ’ .' W. au-
lanned to add five new buildin 5 ti mm” In N ”n .4 m students every .. r 1'... an; f-‘ék. l
p g ( )‘cnr hrl‘ilti-O of luck of room for “‘TQ’.“ ' 'r‘h‘ i
the campus at “'orccster, Mass... 1
, students' dormitory. a chapel, a
lecture and science hall, an assem-
thcm. 'l‘lic alumni movement for
an expamion tn rcTim-e that condi-
tion is taking form rapidly.
Back Hurt?
EEIGENSPAN
IHIXIXU \U’l‘l I‘.
Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Vent Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps rt-
Daired and made to order and all kinds of shot met-y
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Welding of All Kinds of Metals. ?
l 18 Raymond Street, South Norwnik, Near South Mair» St.
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action of klllil.‘_\'l and bladder. bringing
(Ir-an blood and better health, with frce~
dmn trom aches and paint.
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DON NELLY’S
You urn mct lay _\\ illiu;r iiitclligciit clci‘lts‘ \\llll\t‘ (illt‘ tln‘sit‘c‘
Tllt‘y
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in llll‘l iti:—I~=l l'v.ll "L l
V,“ “.1. I“ - est loll - ‘ alt-(Bed \x m lumh-‘o and . . . .
" " l\ that you should lm \illl\l|l‘ll. 'llicy know tlic i’l‘voi'lls.
Priced to suit every purse.
Shop before Six.
ELWOOD £9“ GLOVER
122 Washington Street South Ntz-v...f-i {i
livfi'unii. nt' Hulliiiinic, tur- tln- l;l::l NW ‘2'” "h'" k H" ""‘7' ”,I. , :ufiurd trld atom It.” . .lvl'. on.
tour .Mziis Sv'tvill nor llll I‘iiiriiill;iti.:" H" “I" lI‘ll m lllluiwll ll'HI-ll h‘lnldnltimelfozl‘nOCidfOFfllflf
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15".. f" H. “up”, “a” . M5,” I , MM”plnummy‘mubl; “Hunt"... £1: “In it! lp .\ull llllll lllt on. \ gnu him in \t .Illtl tin} Idl‘p With 1”
any :Illl‘l'llllllll \\;«~' .vl||'l'lllll -l minim;- r 'N' "V ‘1‘“ WNW" '" "‘Yl‘h'l If” me Ind! ‘ ‘
m‘ tlii- l'.t'l:l:riuiil int: n. L. ;.-.:... . l.l‘,l)\ \im up I\l2|,l.\‘. :1"- foz’h:~d-nv lumbrcn mm Ih-i tum-.ai. 'll'mll ”H‘H' “'“l‘k “"‘H-
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flit-am tnr mu >I.l><ill \lm .tllll \\lil ‘ I \‘l‘o Kuhn-y P1315lgllll.w:=)hIVIl:rxLi:n:,Pd
"‘FnL'll'r lit; I'hi \\.,fv, ivillllil I‘lllli‘I Vl'2\\' \‘tltlx' \ni l7 I1: iml _ ‘ w ’; _- .-
in -\ll’l|'l‘ll‘;:|l \lill. ulm in.ii...uv.l llu- l.tlll‘.tlll ll:1!l\\ll'..lll Hamil-um Hi tlv. F" "l. by allllIon.PNO" Corn ( ()l‘ll‘ 01:1‘"
lbrl-lKl'luirl truth lilv» lust t\\v- summons \V‘Hl‘l- “I” """ l'j‘l'i“ "'H‘- ”' H'”
Hunhnu \'.':i.\' lllillliluv-l .u llli' |.,.,,1 lt'ltl. Ill .. l-Illll s. luduhd in! in. it. ‘ “‘ . . 'l'n'll illll‘ill'llVl‘ .Illll \lhll‘lullx llOHlll\. l‘i-‘l‘v «'llilll\ ill \\'llll‘ll
ll)llllll.\. tonight, |l I‘ll «'-unuu il\\l.tllll. - rht'llllnl‘l Want A(l\‘:~. Bl‘iltz (100d . ~ - - ‘ '
tn l’cx. \\'lllll' tllilklll}: your sclcvtions.
{911m l'i‘ulii l'Jll tu 11'le .‘Illll pilot of
Nut London in till-l null l'llil,
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produced on the spot.
General heat in all parts of the house
and local heat from a
Heater—where you need extra,cdmfort—
point warmth.
Keep "warm and keep one”
It is almost impossible to keep the cozy
. PERFECTIN Ojlfledz‘ens’
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Sputtiiv; l'lul.
, vvsate heat .
? that is Produced right on the spot
YOU would certainly consider it a
_ great waste to keep a light burning
in every room of your house. I t is even
more wasteful to keep the whole house
at the same temperature all the time.
. ousekeepers everywhere are discover-
ing that there is a proper use for general
heat. and a proper use for local heat——-
cw? CO: ,OF NE
’Results.
CONVENIENCE—~—
l.ln';ilml ill llil-H' South .\luin Nlrcct.
_\'(illl“\\'il_\’ lininc ur (luring: lunch hour,
limy tn (ll'l'll in on
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CHEVROLET CARS
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans, Deliveries on Slum
”‘AUSTIN’S ‘GARAGE
Sold on our EASY TERMS, with a list of Records to
select from that can only be found in the Victor Catalogue.
l The Victrola
Spots safe and comfortable with general
heat. Drafts will come in through win-
dow sashes and door jambs.
The Perfection goes anywhere and gives
you the full benefit of its fresh, direct
heat whenever you need it. Easy to
light, convenient, clean and attractive
—the Perfection is a. necessity and oma-
ment in every house. Bums about 10
hours on a gallon of kerosene.
Leading hardware, housefurnishing and
department stores sell the Perfection Oil ‘
Heater. Your dealer will explain its
sxmphcxty and many advantages to you.
Time to Make Things New
Again—\Vith Paints
V and Varnish
WE ARE all ready with the best sorts of
Paints and Brushes—Varnishes, Stains,
Floor Wax, and all kinds of Paint Removers
and Cleaners. 1
Perfection Oil-
Then a whole special collection of Paints,
F b t ..
or es remlts use Socony Kerosene. Cleaners and Polishes for Automobiles.
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villain. (-f' l’
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.harnock's Market
19 R. R. Ave., ’el. <'
DRESS UP THE DININGROOM
?;wm;£’£"£f.2"§.§.°.“£2531?
Thanksgiving Day is near and some
things up for the home festival will not 0-:
one, but will give added comfort for a long
TABLES, CHAIRS. BUFFETS, CHINA CLOSETS
In sets‘or singly at prices that give the fullest value for every potlu-
expended.
COME IN AND GIVE OUR BlG STOCK‘THE “ONCE CVER."
RAYMOND 85 SON
Wall & Hin‘h Sta. Norwalii
. Come in and let us help you select the best
lands for your requirements. -
ALBERT D. MORGAN .
Washington Street, South Norwalk A
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