4.9...qu RESULTS oi NEW hill
,1, ill" OPERATION JUST A YEAR
17 WNW WEE-5 CURREN. V .
A .Ssys Restricted Quotas Bring Fine Quality of
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i‘tit
. in
Allen and Gives Americans Chance to Get
, i Acquainted— Younger Element Coming
Now-Hopes for Strict MedicalExains
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gist-3w YORK. Jilly 1 (AP).~—A
must desll'nhii- . "rt-t oi L‘hclo Sam‘s
new immigraii- policy has been its
gltt to the Ailii'rlmn people oi "an
‘liancnunity in get acquainted." Com.
mlooionor llonry H. Curran said to-
dny‘nvht-n linked to sum the results
3! one year's oporaaion ot the immi-
gration low of 1924.
"“At 12:01 a. in. occurred the sec-
" ens birthday or that sistuto with its
radically restrictive quota provisions
f Ind other (natures new in the his-
i tory of American citort to control
tho great now of immigration.
“‘e'rno quietness in the executive
‘ firing of tho immigration headquart-
» hrs on Ellis Island-typified tho sit-
islttion throughout the broad-flung
’ "buildings. The landing stage was
oiiipty and a scout halt score anxious
. lotlvoo hold seats where tormorly
. stifling crowds.
"'E‘Tho fruits of this national breath-
“Gerin ' M ii rder”
I m possible,~'Says
Laboratory. Head
(tilt spell might not he immediately
”parent to the casual observer. the
J ‘~‘ Commissioner said. but "they already
MI being seen by those closely in
moon with the problem and the
m will accumulate steadily."
..,.. Quality fitter.
. marked improvement in quality
. Immigrants was the chief eflcct
Tnotod by Mr. Currant on the now
' impossible, lo Operate an immigra.
shuugit Ellis Island. which handles
hold at tho 1.000 a. day admittancss
Wilma!“ under tho existing quotas.
330! only are the individuals ot a
.W‘type. but they are generally
' 0' than in tho old open door
a said thorotcro "oi greater as-
tdltty and ot lsrgvor economic
w“ lb tho country."
(fir. cturran sold the present net
, tits (I 800.000 should ho amplo
' _o ported of years while the bust.
of “becoming acquainted" uas
, as throughout tho nation.
. visitor. making it retum trip to
Island today utter a. inputs of
2 yous, muld hsvs ditticulty
j‘ ~~ . ling it as the principal ro-
‘ ”luster olisn dis-embarks-
.- Tho long corridors between
.. lama! stalls n-oro practically
' ond in tho visiting "pans"
o small group indicated
' a! "omitting applicants for
t.“ was still in progress.
, Empty Ito-tits! Cots. ,
contrast with the past daily
- ct aovcral thousands oi tcin-
m detained. there were; about.
M on tho books of the bureau and
.. ridorod Mar-inc Hospital.
limo triangle ct greensword.
‘ ‘ “ Melt the detained formerly ‘wero‘
. in moosuivo groups through-
ihc‘
rows as eets vars animated
it would linve been impossible
for William D. Shepherd . to
murder his millionaire ward.
William .‘lcClintoclt. With ty—
phoid germs. in the manner the
state charges. Dr. Charles E. M.
Fisher (above). hood of Fisher
Laboratories. Inc.. testified in
the trial-in Chicago.
Of .‘\ltl"i‘lt‘ll. potentially. in their
make-up In in lltitv gr-t llil'lil." .\!r.
Curran said. "i hum new! this re-
cently as in sharp comparison “till
the {ornmr l\¢‘l‘lt"‘. ii is due, doubt-
less, to tho “til; the youth of llur-
opt" more than our dmnnnt‘l a new
start. “till. the and hint» utiditlutitil
lllill‘ lmif
retonatiuc-
liensniia for standing in
tire” during the hurt
lion."
Major I'nrran \vns nnmunnvnl in
his appromi at tho new hit“. The
misting situation om ihe but he
litul \vltnv’sora in
study of immigration. the luili inc
start being in cllll’"- oi the princi.
pal entry port; ‘ M' ' .
"Most oi the rrrtill is due to tho
consular force" he said. “Their JOI)
in stilts: at the mum has tiel‘n re-
prebioiis ”to ob rabbit."
Btrlut Baotolllotlm
The host initial at». its sold.
«cold no to add a strict medical oa.
unlinatlon of applicants by citielala
oi the United States Health Horvico.‘
buiorc ulnhnrkullon to tho prelimin-
urloa new unforced. «This would lur
lllitl' tnuleriully reduce tits numb ‘
oi necessary dcportutions which was
it \cry desirable objectivo from o
standpoint "both at humanity xiii
natlouul dignity." ,'
“An oiliciai atohipod visa iro the
American consul is a prolly big i log
to tho nvcrsgo immigrant." ho oa-
plsliisd.‘ 'and Wu can hardly con-
csitc inc-injustice that is (sit when
an alien. sitar paying all required
charges and answering all the many
ret‘yuh‘ctnenis. 1o turusc bull“ from I
our very gates. Such ta one might be
expected-so hooomo tho locus in his
chstllty tor hllicriioao tawurd very-
thing Attic-rit'ult." t 4
' 2 immune M
iiepurlquna now. nvcraco loss
than 0th nor cent but the commie.
sion “as of the opium that. this
should he. further tc'iiccd.
“i would never have tho tinal tn- ,
apcelion abroad, honoier” he said.
"'i‘hrro should uluays be a final
on. ck tit ianctna. With ‘scrnliisncs oi
1,000 it titty. roughly. no sea doing
our till.lt’0 tonnrd the t'clleiihg oi tho
3am on tho othor am and at tho
some time on: giving ourseitoo at
must a possibility Oi digesting the in.
ilow."
linporionco hos convinced tho
Commissioner that tho theory o! "oo-
tgnpnltonsi aslocUon" is a fallacy.
"suppose no admit a special group
ol so-caliod agriculturaiiata." ho said
"now can We keep traelt oi ihom 2t
plicstsd
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aoawort TIM Llaools C. Andrews
i
’w‘ inertial Drycaiorprtnkr
2.3
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ta ettbotrosssryiachsrgootproblbitioooalmis
ova-tudnabsrsndenquyatuolntinobs-sstbasoo:
or two cops
slpphgbls too as be verbs.
in winterit's bastion-Ian'aicsd. llataaoeo
Inumber in Naval lat.
hours sitar they are cleared through
our ports? Who determines in tho
tintt lnstaneo shot is a altiiiad tor-
tnrrt A man adopt with o lawn-
moncr might quality, while a good
ilough hand might iai " '
its petition out also that "the
constant ilusailon in our industrial
situation" mode it dittleuli. it not
iinti policy in consonanco with it.
"it; the tints it wss determined that
2f» )Nilfl til close.
tits car. was Gounod.
2 o is loss of Europe and more
maritahly done. considering tho com-
a certain industry nos short of lab-
im‘ unit the inocliinery"waa set in
idlhllol‘l abroad.“ he explained. "vary
tircuuomly the situation would hats.
int-on completely reversed. We must '
lal’iO nuts the consistent opposition oi
til‘K-‘lhlli‘d labor proposals to‘ im-
||nl‘l groups oi artisans tor any spot:-
llli‘ trade."
The present rzttcct of occupational
selenium. he salt, was simply to gito
"good lists“ a chance to impon on
the consular tsanilnrra,
The situation that lillls lat-tic
bo abolished. recently put tors-std
lay it high official of the labor de-
gfiitltnent. brought \uriicroua oppow
'tnma (tom the landlord oi Cnciei
83ml"! principal guest-house.
"“htvrc neuhl on go ironi here?"
i luv Inkt‘tl. "\\ill lht‘y put us In New
hark City share the sudden lion!
nuuld ,inm the already crowded t‘il}
irnnsportatimr invillties. and where.
moreover. these words at the gourn-
rnent “ouiti luo brought in direct
contact with nil tho haiples nailing
in pity on llit‘m‘” t
“in comparative isolation.“ Bills
island was declared by Mr Curran
to ho ideal tor ho urposo in that it
gav‘o opportunity r "humans. We
iiuiried nomination" of tho appli-
t-nn: under rondltions as tree as pot-
:«ihir irom ostranooua intluoflcoa.
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CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY tith.
ll Doz. Men’s
V STARTING TOMORROW!
_. f The Great Holiday Sale
OPEN FRIDAY EVE.
Shirts
$1.5 .
Formerly $2.00 and $2.50
once, good fit, long service.
Collar Attached Shirts
, With Single'Bu‘tton Cuffs
l . White Oxfords
.E . White Corded Woven Madras
I 3 ii‘Rayon Striped Woven Madras
l 5 Light Weight Mercerized Cotton
it
Every shirt in this sale is new, and just unpacked. The shirts
were made by one of the leading shirt makers in America!
Shirts of a quality that gives assurance Of excellent appear-
T W0 GROUPS:
Neckbond Shirts
With Double French Cults
White Oxfords
White Corded Woven Madras
*Rayon. Striped Woven Madras
Repp Wesves of Fine Stripes
Colored Striped Woven Madras
SALE AT BOTH STORES.
; Rogers 69’ Stevens
l
‘ Norwallt Two Stores 80. Norwslk
‘um 1;.i we); tv.‘ *2 ”I l
“533?? t“ ”.1; — 2" ’r‘éftéi'rti‘: ‘ V“ '
Waiters Have Dinner;
Cost $30 Per Plate
NEW YORK. July l—l'isying tho Each ionnd a
part at tho lungs. presidents
millionaires whom they had set-voafthrcuah.Lona lalsni
in past tears, at old time ulitnro't-llillvo country clubs.
at tho Millionslrs “'sltorl'
‘l
.1th Davis '
47-49 North Main Itrsst
South Norw Oonu.
VACATION DAYS
ARE HERE
and vacancies toga are ready
Is I
Linen a
hurt bolts
Outing lbirts
Sweaters, 001! Rose
M
Unemployed on . 1'
Increase in Brllallli
IV'INDON. July 1 tAi‘)..—.Tiini
gloom- outlook for the llt‘ltlsh'in-l
tilt-try continues. says tho Monthly
summary oi the American Chamber.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 1.1925
going along profitably. The
care of their requirements.
' for over 50 years.
oi trommerco in London.
Tho uteraess trade for May the
niinlshod'in comparison with a your
age. imports being til.000.000a ndri
asporta {5.000.000 loss. Wholesale
price. [all sharply for tho liltli
month in succession. nilii tho index
The total number (‘l unemployed
is l.‘.'li0.ltotl. against i.;'t7,.'imi on
Juno 2 and imam a year ago.’
preeooded through eight courses and
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CONFIDENCE
The retail lumber dealer who bus gained tlio confidence
and steady patronage of tho local lumbar buyers boo
more to his business methods than clever salesmanship.
Cleverlsalcsmansbip has landed many a M order bl.
it takes more than “first orders" to keep a business
tomors year alter year does it by taking unilorilily good
service on the kinds of lumber they won
measure of fair treatment and square dsa
Short cuts of economy to home ownership by means of
buying poor lumber and millu'orlr, are never satisfactory
iii the end. Know us and our service, we’ve been here
' THE HATCH R. BAILEY co.
Shcelroclt-(Su. :11 wall boards. Ct‘. to: insulating lumber.
)lcNairs Shingles :1 ' ~
retailer who holds his onl-
By giving them prom
with a 30::
g thrown in.
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(red for 50 years
a
KIM} 1'0 \‘flll’ ITALY
HI'CHAIIEST. ltiimsnts. July i
Ml‘i—lt is understood lhnt King
Fcldinrtntl rind Qllt‘tn Mime hole
accepted an invitation to Halt ltulyi
on their il'llfl'n from France. A
contnnlplsird \islt last year «as
cancelled because (it commercial
debt «little-titties between liallan
creditors and ltunmninn debtors. but
these dflll. were recently funded.
Now Try A Real
Stomach Tonic
Alisa-DlOicST has helped thou-
bonds. it is guaranteed to help you.
Every bottle is sold with o money-
bacli guarantee to airs sbooluto and
immediato rsiist irem indigootion.
hit
andach
i. Mitt
' yootorday with
Vs cliniued their second annual
outing stiih a. "(a a plato dinner.
Each started the day about north
I perfumed listli.
llmouslno Nth s
stilleur at the door end niolorrd
\islilna rt-
Tbe dinner started with cstiar.
,liati ms guests the "mayors" of tit--
ondetl with It clay-rs. Lessor arr.
\ltors bowed ilt‘it‘rt‘nliull)’. 'l‘lir-y
inncey and (lrnnd Illi'crts and lilo
other prominent east sitters.
After dinner they ewhangod rem-
iniscrnrcs of betting the er 'l'hro-
ddro lloooctrlt. Own Kirstin. the
late Jnroh .ll, ilcliitz. .l. t". filer-ran
and other notables.
ATHENS. Oroeea. July 1 (AP):-
After a statement tr General Pan.
trains. monitor in tho rut-inrt set up
tollmflll: the torch‘ illilllllr)‘
the lizilluiial
\otl‘tl rtttllldt‘nt‘fl in the now goxrrn- i Pharmacy in Newton—Adv.
silent.
dyspepsia. gas and other. of tho
many forms of stomach disorders.
ABBO-DIOPZST in an appetiatug.
clour rod liquor sold in box. bottloo
by Sillson-Powell Corp. it! So. Non
mun- , walk nnd i'iarion. bich'iehol's Drug
W“ nisht l Co. inc. in Norwallt and Oilbort'a
t'i-rmui «ovatnxsinnr.
sosI-mhlt
13.1 to H.
s v “in .n. ..
it Rift“ :22"
.t»- v' r "«
' Ovvn a Bungolovv
Or
‘ Campsite at
RiVRRSiiiR,0N LAKEZOAR
Where Nature Is Generotrs - to Man
(“onto to beautiful Riverside on Lake Zosr.
where frolicing Youth. vigorous Manhood and
languid Age find every desire iuliilled by boun-
tiful Nature. Nestled against the west shore of
placid Lake Zoor, two miles from Sandy Hook
center.
grandeur that
Riverside attortls scenes of natural
surpass oven those of the Mo-
hawk Trail. the White Mountains, and other
noted resort s.
For here majostic bills and level plateaus
tower above a smiling lslto.
Here, too, are
giant trues lording it river’surroliriding plains.
while babbling brooks trickle their way down
the slopes.
Riverside on Lobe Zoar is but 3?. miles
from Net-walls and just for enough oil the state
road to give that desired seclusion yet close
enough to make it. casily..accessible. .Here is
the best of bathing, boating and cwoeing. for
Riverside has two and a quarter miles of water
front. It you wish, take your gun in band, go
biking through the hills and slong the water
edge where you will find Duck, Quail, Partridge.
fleeting Cotton fl‘sila,
I
and on occasional F0: or
Got. out tho on and take tho
ismily tor a ride to Rivarsldo. on
Lake tear. It will no» a aplen-
did day‘s outing.
Take state road into land! Holt
Cantor (Post cities) TXEN
LEAVE THE STATE ROAD AND
FOLLOW ,GAB STREET TWO
MILD. DIRECT 'ro RIVERSIDE.
Tho map on tho loft shows direc-
tions to property and road to tslt
at Sandy Hook Cantor. Otiico at
ontrsnco to property.
Door. The angler. too, trill find the lake and
river well stocked with shining Bass, Porch,
Trent and Pickerel. Or those whose desire is
for rest and quiet may sit in the cooling shade
of trees, unannoyed by mosquitos that infest
seashore resorts. Here. too. is a haven for
children :«pure, fresh air, may from the city,
traffic dangers.
While the natural beauty of Riverside has
been undisturbed. the impression must not be
had it is mere wildness. More than fifty fami-
lies dwell here in‘ their comfy little cottages.
Graded roads linger their way through the
property, making every lot accessible by auto.
Conveniently located artesian wells are being
sunk to insure an adequate supply of good wa-
ter. Only this week a picnic ground for the use
of Riverside residents was completed.
As on investment. the purchase of these lots
is recommended. ‘ltlanyywho bought lots two
years ago have seen their values doubled. The
average price of a lot. today is about two hundred
dollars. You will find some at slightly lower.
and higher figures.
INFORMATION ”COUPON
soups-noun“. Inc.
P. 0. Box dbl. ‘ ‘
BltlDGEPOnT. CONN.
Gentleman: '
Please send me year Illustrated Booklet and
further iniorrnation concerning RIVERSIDE. loca-
tions available. your terms and prices.
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