THURSDAY.
.14.. Km, a—Governor
'.‘-111plctou1hls issued I.
. .1 naming Thursday
‘i‘l-nnksgh’lng Uny. and
tlw .1111; "be especially
2-. r1 nnwal and preser-
1 old bonds of homo
mr's proclamation fol-
. three 'hundred veg".
1 State. the pie of
.11 this sea 1 have
urrh and lioulellold to
-»1- llm blessings rt the -
Yi"\\' the this Of fami-
- rim-n will this good
8 .l in {110118 gratitude.
-- statute. l designate
2‘. “miller the twenty-
“ day of.
'1‘; KSGIVING.
mm; of Thanksgiving
1*.- mrlicst times can-
~ home. There can be
. 2 sum: or nation on.
.- 1‘11- family be sound.
:‘.M- and complex nu-
-. is not to disintegrate
.1 wry zrcatiesw. the
, mnif‘rial of it! can.
- l-- maintained.
urge that this-1
».':1\ be especially
l'rcnewul and pros-
- ml bones of home
'-: children of Con—
v scattered and the
mlnv oxistcnce be
, 1'1 ‘11 family festival
21.5 blaze ‘ lth theh
-. lot them again be
'2-i.:lilno~s. on instruc-
21- Virtues. of good
1111- family reunions
.lnis of nose; and
.lid our fore-
.l:11s of hardiness.
-.-;1.'llv-ful livnrt tho
.vsslngs.
1;-Ilel'i.GQVC'T.Of..
1 . :w i’cnding in
- -1 iiistrict Court
pt‘n'llng disposition
t 1221;; court. Dates
'vxu i-cen nrrnngcd
".l- nthwrs. however.
2 :zlmn :15 possible.
l'iwlrl'ls Silk. charged
. .1<.4.'1!lll and breach
~< Ht'hl‘dlilt‘d for l.
miner 10. That of
«',11‘;:1"(l with non-
- up on November
2 . ho hmrd arc:
(hul‘lrt‘d With reck-
'11- v'tlrlli ylth an au—
2 . 1n \‘.lll(‘ll the auto-
11: which the auto-
‘1 ulix-«llu shrd shrdl
1w railing struck and
mini] of ‘Wilton; the
Ili'nwn, charged with
‘ v-lnnrclinn with tho
-; uh: William Shus-
. 1 llrt-ckless driving
nmi seriously in-
-' wholly; and James
.11111 reckless driving
11:11 injured Edward
2. 1.111.11- children who
.1 horse and wagon
irll‘nplk".
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l" '. 2
ll ill.‘
~“-1r| contribukbif-M
‘ alone will wreck the»
‘ any woman. Thu! ison‘
mmplexion. Yet It is;
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1' 1:10 PREPARATIONS. lu- i
MW YORK, N. Y.
Th anksglvrng
”reclamation By
(Sewn Tknnufledomi
, ntlon of the so-calicd "gentleman's
~cparat1on Suit
' 1.; \‘m. S. fi.--—Virs. Hei-
QUARRXPOND
Fairfield Boy Loses his
Footing While Ploy -
ing with Other Chil2
dren N e a r School-
house
FAIRFIELD. Nov. 15 .—Tlio toll-
ing of 5 tall summoning him and
his romping play fellows to sessions
at Hollum‘I-Ieigbtsqschool in Fair-
tlsld st 1 0 cl yesterday,“ “as the
CALIFORNIA TO,
ASK COMPLETE
JAP EXCLUSIGN
Senator Shortridgp to
Present Measure «to
water. He lived with his paunts at
39 Fisk street. Fair-field.
During the noon recess. Kopccso
snd a group of companies: tori-led
on their return to school and 8213111-
bied in sport on the bank topping
a steep. long drop of rock to :1 deep
pool of water across the
trucks from the Buiiar
Their play was checke
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15'.—
Complete exclusion of Orientals-
from the United States, through
a provision in the new immigra-
tion law denying admittance to
this cofintry of aliens not elig-
ible to citizenship, will bp urged
in the next Congress, Senator
Samuel Shor‘idgg, Republican,
by
with fright and the recent hearty
Tho Orientals affected would be
principally Japanese. Chinese and
Hindus_ and it is regarded as cer-
tain that a. serious controversy
.with Japan would be precipitated
by the enactment of the legislation
shortage outlined.
Japanese are now excluded from
the United States through the opqr-
cramps.
His horrified companions
For over four hours
god the weed-entwined.
bottom of
congress D i ed “lull 0! 13 ybar old Frank Kopoc- year will be increased from one- will:
B es gn so's plunge to death in the' dark and three (“101183 10 one “1110 an
to 31' Orientals depth! of a quarry pond's chilly a half. thus misking it represent to
railroad
factory.
the ‘
ringing of the school bell and there
of Californi announced here “:3 fi‘humed "“mb‘e “°‘ 1° be of $50,000 last June when Zev raced
to-day. ' la a opecso 10“ his footing and to victory at Belmont Psrk.
Sholtridgo said he would cell a yaifiufled over the high bank “1' .
conference of California‘ congress- o 9 water" - Spiegel, Bankrupt
mon m a. few days to work On He could swim had indeed used
plan of campaign to push the - th“ same 9°11“ 1"“ ”amulet 3" 3 Plans to Re-Or nize
ciusion legislation in the Senate 'w‘mm‘n‘ hole. ‘3‘“ ”‘9 ammo“ ‘m' NEW YORK. Nov. ’ 15. «Max
and House. mersion in “‘9 chilly water. c9up1éd Spicgci. ~ bankrupt theatrical mat-
meai is believed to have brought on
Swimming a. few strokes, 11% Funk.
informed
officials at. the school or the trngedv.
flremcu ‘in‘
Engine compsny Number 11 dras—
hoIe-pitted his enormous
the quarry ppnd Iocforo
VAI.[IE BOOSTED
$75, 000 in T926 -—- Dn
tance ill e In-
creased Inge and
Half
NEW YORKKNov. 15.—Up basin
goes the value of the Belmont
Stakes It will be worth close to
$75. (we're:- tho running of 1926.
1 Furthermore the distance that
-u
this country who: the Epsom Derby
Prix do Paris does to France
The Belmont stakes, nomed sft
the father of the present Chairm
f the Jockey Club, was first run in
867. and is one of the oldest sud
most historic fix res of-the Ameri-
can turf. Up to is year it did not
npproach other stakes in value but
three years ago the conditions were
changed giving it a. guaranteed value
nate. whose sensational $1,000,000
failure - occurred ast December;
again journeyed in from Wilton.
Conn. yesterday to testify” in his
bankruptcy proceectigs before Ref-
crcc Coffin. Splcgel has been in
\nrious Connecticut
under constant surveillance since
theatrical ventures
crashed, and for some time was un-
ngreemcnt" perfected by Elihu Root.
when he was Secretary of State.
Under this agOeement the Japan-
csc Government agreed to prevent
immigration to the west coast of
the United States in return for the
United States not barring her up.-
tionals by legislative enactment.
Japan has always protested vig-
orously against exclusion of ‘ her
nationals by legislation and thus
far has been able to prevent the
American Government from doing
it. Tho Japanese contend that
racial discrimination would thus be
legally ccognized, and no Japanese
Govern out, it is contended. over
will admit. the inferiority and un-
dosira‘bliity o 1' Japanese citizens
F’URHITURE Ci}.
i27- l-29' WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
ULS
AsoESj
which such legislation would lnfer.
Japan to Press Issue
Even the “gentleman's agree-
ment" has long been a. source of.-
rltation to the Tokio Government.
and Muonno Hanlhnra. the new
Japanese Ambassador had instruc-
tions-from his government to reopen
the immigration problem when he
came to \Vasillngton some months
ago. Thus far he has not discussed ,
Is Now Rocommrmlcd a
‘ 4 West Ave.
B 0 Y c 1-: m is
THE SUPER-FUEL
“A PLACE THAT'S DII‘ PERI-INT"
Weekes Auto Supply Co.
Phone 2267
'l’
nd Sold in this locality by
Norwalk, Conn.
it. with the State Department.
nonridgo boys to placate the
Jamar-row mm“-ra1-ficm. partly Jay
phrasing the enactment so as not to
mention any national specifically but
making it read "persons not eligible
to citizenship."
BE PREPARED FOR COCGHS
Do not wait until an attack fl
"flu" is upon you Take care of the
little cough or cold and prevent the
big one. or an attack of" '.'flu Bear
in mind Foley's Honey and. Tar the
safe and sure remedy for coughs.
W FENDERS,dBODIES
an
RADIATORS REPAIRED
CADILLAC AND JORDAN
SALES AND SERVICE
Tow CarSubject to (Jail 0a; and Night“
.3 > 7 A,.’H
colds bronchial and throat troubles
coughs resulting from "flu."
Foley's Honey and Tar-tho largest
selling cough remedy in the world——
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
Will Be Worth Close to .
do'es‘ to England end the Grsnde '
sanitariums .
my:
won!
000 in cosh. which would “mode
amiable immediately for creditors,
providing the assets now ; .
hands of the We would be turn- ’
so over to Megs! interests for s.
general reorgsuintlou. -
Dittenhoefer
organissti‘on I:
“A reorganisation pisn coiling for
tho issusnce of 7 per cent. cumulo-
tive preferred stock of s corporation ,
to be formed to‘ mks over the hold-
ings of the bmkmpt‘s .cstste has
‘ A m prom by fol-inc 1mm
Irving 3!. Illustrious-r soil-ur- sh
torus, whereby Mrs. Estella ‘3 placed. It subsequently developedm he
had only moved to another sanitar- ‘
contribute
formulsted.
or creditors to realize 100 per cent.
on the dollar."
Considerable excitement arose sev-
eral weeks sgo when it _was learned
Bplogel's
13:11: outlined his re-
‘ mother-incinw.
upwsrds of 3380.
ium in Stamford.
in the
no. said:
It may be powble ‘
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AME ”mummy won f e fro oplat s Get the g nuino
- 1.: ‘1 ii 11 from her re m 9 ' e
1 .le (Stokes today —refuse substitutes. Stillman-Powell TGIeDhQne 1360
. sur thr- wealthy hoto‘ Corp.—-:Adv. 17* U
‘. lhr- suit would not. '
.«-:1.1---mo Court Justice ‘ » 1.
nu'nvnr. refused to . 2
. m-rluring ho lnten- ' '
.1— n-stlmony Monday
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1' good warm air furnace is like a good
friend—you never grow tired of it. To be
s satisfactory furnace, however, it must be
one that is easily op‘srated, 1. well as one
that will heat'tlie house effectively and econ-
omically. All of these qualitiefi are found "
in the STAMFORD furnace.
If paperiyinstaued, this furnace gives en-
tire satisfaction. ‘
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When you buy a STAMFORD furnace
you are protected by 65 years experience
{11 manufacturing heating apparatus,
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PIMPLE S
$1101.11 M11. 7111‘. Test'
New Shun Treatment Works.
apply a special diss esrin skin
cream, such :13ch KLEgg. g
the cream completoly vanishes.
bow t1:
absorb this healing substance in
s few seco s. Itching 'stops sl-
most. at on
many peo
‘Not
Kleer. used a
gusrsnteed to help rid the sic in
of blemishes.
satisfactoq in your own case. re-
turn in with remaining contents
and your money will b
No questions asked. Be mont Go.
Springfield, Ma'ss.
H. A.
8 No. Main Street
. T h e
Opening night of
the greatest season
in America.
tifully
- women—fashion in
its perfect expres-
Fgr this is
the occasion where
the styles of the
winter are made or
81011.
broken.
The
red 1nd pink tones
are the
that strike the eye.
White
brocade form the
m s i n:
for the
ors. ’And the green
blues
greens,
are the
of importance.
ereport that pimples
ore often gone. The severest cseo
uSuslly yields after a few treat-
menu.
Rub until
1: sick skin pores
The following day ‘
s directed above, is
If results are not
refunded.
MEAD
{crab/aha (6:)
A film closes daily .1 a debit.
the Opera
Opera!
Beau—
gowne
warm rose,
first colors
and silvery
background .
gayer col- 2
and blue
after rose
high colors
the heart
93 for 15% .
10for46° \
Opera Glasses are
Turned on Fasluons
The Opening Night of
No aflérdfl'ect‘
.Womb-s
---'-z ," . Non habit
“335:5, hOIdtrOur face close to fwming
w
cstch 1i. :1: “11315:: ig‘ifig Does not affect
(Special Report by “The Breath of the Avenues”)
Black velvet. for the dowsgers and young ma-
trons.
pearls.
that. a.
years.‘
this year.
But most interesting of all
notice at an amusing moment, w on the lights go
up hundreds of, opera glasses focus on the centers,
of fashion interest in the audience, and one realises ‘
raising the .
glasses are gloved—gloved with 0113 white kid
~ gloves flint have been dead as the Dodo for some
supreme distinction is achieved in the
black velvet gown of the Countess of Grenard.
. Everywhere we see the black and white idea. It
is most often carried out by using ermine with its
natural foil black velvet,
Jewelry is striking because of its simplicityr __
Bracelets in profusion—many loops of ~
Headbands are flat and close.
surprising number 0! the
such as societyw
white glows—we have; them also, vul-
josh;
e nocessorflwe
These fashion notes are as significant to us
as to yolk—for we discover that behind our glass
doors ore black, white sud metal brocade evening
gowns e to the opera. Gowns
of green elegance and mo crate in price.
up
. ‘ Our jewelry cases are glittering and gleaming
with bracelets, earringsrpssr and
resdy
1 to add the last individual bum sis
in costms
€88 even-7 '
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on from the Toxilassse Grant‘s sani‘f
urlmn in Stamford. where bums
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CA’AWML .. .. .....'1-...1.,unv;.- . .v . Luna-1.1mm :LAL'Z-iéi'rlf
_o$1,.000 It takes
IYOU use 10 tons 0100de
season, you can ssvo $50 on s
single season’s supp ly thyugbthe
use of Bflkwhest ooslnnd's sGoppul
Blower. $50 is the equiv“ of
5% interest on nu investment of
to save
$1,000-—you can enjoy the m .
on this amount at cushy letting us ‘
loan you s Goppus Blower for your
It costs you nothing to sm this
Blower. ,‘We losn' it to you FREE'
and if it does not do who: we say.
we will more it immediately.
Come in and see this nemelectrlonl
spplsnce that will let you burn
Buckwheat ml and safi you 85 I
ion. It is now being exhibited.nt.
The No‘rwalks’
Electric Co.
The City’ 3 Leading Electrics! Store .
and Radio 399.11un ,, ,
9-11 No. Main St., So. Norwalk
The Goppus Blower'is s remak-
able invention and probably the
greatest achievement ever
for reducing the cost of home best-
ing. Since the inception of cool min-
ing the problem of selling the un-
svoidsble Buckwhept sins has been
unsolvsblo to the nuns owner. Even.
when the most serious coal shortages“
occurduetostrikosandothsrcsuses,‘
Buckwheat coal is plentiful sud
cheap—st least $5 s toll ohespsr
than not, stove and cool; And
now for the first time comes s and
simple, satisfactory my for you to
burn Buckwheat. soul __in ”2033
furnace, get more. better—311d quick-
er host, eliminsto and luk-
ing the furnace sud BA 6 $5 A‘
TON ON GOAL. ,Agsin let us more
you thst these blowers cost you
nothmg’ . Wedo notsentbem—Wl
LOAN rm 1‘0 YOU 1 .-
We Will A ally Send a
. Representative to See You.
' . Phone or Write to ‘Us.
The Consolidated
Retail Coal Co.:
P3‘R‘owsnSt. EsstNorwslk‘
Phone605
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