ave Your Furniture
with polished
PLATE GLASS TOPS
Plate glass tops made to fit your dining-room table, buffet,
serving table, chiffonier, dressing table, desk and other'pieces
of furniture.
“PLATE GLASS TO MEASURE”
Chas. H. Harris, Inc.
NORWALK
MAIN STREET
. for its Thanksgiving celebration to-
Semces Planned
M NORWALK READY NR
ANNUIA Ii OBSERVANCE 0F
GltA'fl'l‘UDE E0" BLESSINGS
OI“ YEAR.
EAST NbRwALx
Own (5. Seder-strum, East
Auriislh | orrcspondcnt, tel.. He‘ll-
tlncl Office. 2.
East Norwolk is fully prepared
moment. The churches will all but
uprcial services and the homes of
the district are as prepared as heavy
. mopping en the part of housasvivea
. in the past two days can niake'them.
The first church observanu is be-
ing held tonight at. the Advent
Christian church. where tin congre-
gation will meet at 7:46 o'clock in a
combined mid-week and Thanksgiv-
in: gathering.
Tomorrow morning from 7 to 8
o'clock the congregations of the
East Avenue Methodist church and
the Advent. Christian church will
mot-tin the Methodist church for a.
doint service with the ltov. Charla
8. Gray and Dr. Frederick L. Piper
cooperating in its conduct and C. D.
Hodgl-man leading the singing of
numbers that will be chosen for
their Thanksgiving significance. The
subject of the Rev. Gray's sermon
will be “is It Always Possible to Be
Thankful?"
Christ Episcopal church will have
its special observance at 9 o'clock
with the Rev. Robert 11. H. Fools
leading while tho time or nature of
tho Swedish Congregational meeting
was in doubt at the time of writing
as the Rev. liiaiinar Grandstrom
had not iciutncd from Chicago.
30 DAY
AUTOMATIC
-
WE WILL INSTALL THE
Quiet May
OIL BURNER
IN YOUR HOME ON TRIAL FOR 30 DAYS
We want YOU to be the judge of the performance of this won-
‘THERE IS NO. OTHER LlKErl'I'”
derlul Oil Burner
J. H. Wehrle’ s Garage, West Ave, Norwalk
Modern Grocery Co., Cor Water & Haviland Sta, So. N orwalk
Berman & Steinherg, Water St, So. Not-walk
M. J. Huey, Williams St, East Norwalk
Leigh *Danenberg, Shore Front Park, So. Not-walk
Roth & Marcus, Water St., So. No’rwalk
Mrs. 'A. C. Beamish, Post Road, Stamford, Gonn.
m “Herdt, New Canaan, Conn. ' :
William N. Guthrie, Sound View Ava, Stamford, Conn.
Ask the Quiet May Automatic Oil Burner user what he or' she
thinksoiit.
l
‘0
u
.The following installationshove been made in your vicinity
. 4"“
PHONE—WRITE on CALL m FULL‘ PARTICULARS
._ _ .. ,
' western United States some day will
where he has been on a Unit ninet-
lest neck. lie is expected todm.
The Christ church service will be
marked by the music rendered by
tho ncaiy augmented choir. which
has been rehearsing frequently in
GainsSlpercent
‘DuringSYears
The department of conunrrce an-
nounces that. according to data cul-
locted at the biennial census of
manufactiircs. 1925. the cstablish-
ments engaged primary in the menu.
facture of fur-felt huts (stiff or soil
h'sts. chiefly for men's wear) or hat
bodies from hatters' fur. reported
[toducts valued at. 879.7“.73". an
increase of 8 per cent as compared
with 375.253. ON in 19" (i. and {-1.0
per cent as compared with “melt-i
167 in 1921. 0! this total.s861.tilS.-l
849 rcprcscnted finished buts; 814.-
401.120. hat bodies and hats in the
rough; and 83.441.761. all other pro.
ducts.
(if the 1M establishments report-
ing for 191' 5. 38 w cro located lil Cou-
ficclitut. 36 in New Ymk. 2:3 in New
Jerse). 17 in I' Elllla)"'o'l\tlllltl. in Cal-
ifornln. 3 in lliinols. and the remain-
ing is in 15 other states. In 1023
the industry was represented by 163
establishments. the decrease to 144
21. 0f the 40 establishments lost to
1923. ii rriportcd commodities otin r
ihuu fur-flit hate us their Di‘lllt'i-
pal product and were iliel't‘l‘tll'“
transfvrrcd to the appropriate in-
dustries. ii were idle during the on-
tire your. and 2 reported products
valued at less than 35.000. (No data
are i.il’lli|tll‘.‘il at the biennial con-
suw-s for cslnblishmfiits with pro-
ducts under $5. 000 ill value.)
’lhe statistics for 19" 19213. and
i'i '31 are summarized in the mcom-
pumzvg stntcincnt. The iigurcs tnr
(1'1: .3 on preliminary and sulijnt, to
'hllfll mricttioli as may be found
necessary upon further examination
of thv- l'rtnrns.
No Change Shown
preparation for the program.
A variation of the usual procedure
at these services is being attempted
by Dr. Piper. who has asked the
members of his congregation to
come to tonight’s meeting with pus-
sages from the Scriptures expressing
their thsnkfulncss.
Buying of holitay supplies in the
”mill stores. according to the shop-
keepers. strangely “as hcmy bion-
’duy and only fair ytstcniay. while
in considerable pickup was noticed
'todni. it had been expected that
E inning would be. on lh‘i usual in-
vieuse each day.
i-‘redcrick F. l-‘oy. who lies in the
.‘x'nrwaik hospital recovering from
In operation for gastric ulcers. is
now i‘cporlvtl definitely "out. o'.
danger" and is allowed to have vir-
ilt,‘ 9'.
,\
lirrol Gray. son of Rev, Charles
1!, Gray. will return home today for
'his holiday receive from Wesleyan
college at Middlcimvii. He. will be
brought back by Mr. Grin. “ho is
making a trip to i-inrti’ord.
Workmen yesterday finished pm—
‘lllg the bad stretch at Liberty
square and no more work will In.
'done thcic h}. "in street depart-
-. umnt until spring. The bridge com.
niiitt‘o is now prcpnrlng to how
ri pairs made on the bridge.
.\irs. Katherine Johnson cu‘u-
'iillerl tile. members 0f the, Amor-
iun Legion auxiliary at her homo.
1 Raymond tcrrncc. inst night
vi'lans for the. district meeting oi
tests and their auxiliaries on Dc-
member 15 were discussed.
St. Agnes guild of Christ church
had a. social nieclillg last nlxh‘ at
the home of Mrs. Harry 1-‘arrington.
3 Osborn avenue.
The Young People‘s Fellowship
of Christ church is hming its
Thanksgiving social at the church
tonight Tho Girls' club met last
night. in the rectory. .
Schools will close this afternoon
until Monday. Special cxerciscs
were held this morning at the East
Nor-walk schools in common with
I those all over the city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. li‘. “'ccks haw
moi ed front :7 Second street to the
. new house next to the former resi-
i deuce.
i Dr. and Mrs. Russell of Seaside.
place are in \'c\v York city for the
1 holidays
. Miss Melissa Waters. Fifth street.
i has left to spend the holiday and
i ._ oek- end with friends out of town.
i
. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hohmann of New
' T or]: city have moved to this cit).
; taking up residence on Fifth street
i ‘ Mrs. Enlngei- White of Port cues.
icr visited her former home on Van
Zant street here yesterday.
American Silk orms
Must Work ear Round
L08 ANGELES.
(AP).—South-
become one of the grehtcst sources
of supply for raw materials for the
silk industry but American methods
will extend the operations 'to a year
'round basis. This is the opinion of
Mary 0. Ingersoll. University of Son-
thern California instructor.
Until recently the United States
had done little in serieulture. but a
silk enterprise has been launched at
Escondido while mills are operatlns
It Hermosa Beach. Glendale and
Lea Angeles. .
"The 'cotiage’ system of the Dr-
.ientjrlll find little favor hers. " Miss
Inset-sell says. “since it operates
only a few weeks of tee your. The
most primitive methods are used in
.the Fas- Esst. where the silk worms
and the mulberry leaves upon which
they feed largely are produced by
the individual who has only a. few
acres on which to work and consid-
ers silk-rising as a side-line."
uses:- prop-ed American methods
, By Recanv'ass Of
3 Stamiord’s Vote;
\\i:ii. crrora were discovered in
the l‘nlt‘lllililon of' tho vote in the.
Siamiord city and state election.
during tlu recaninss made in thv '
“"lliilm street. school building by
olr-ici ion omclnis .iud rcprestntaiius
0i lioth lttpulillcau and Dcmociutli .
pimps, Saturday. there is no change 1
in 'l‘m final result. ;
.‘l.i_ioriiicg of tho candidatcs
found ~icctcd on the night of (‘lt‘t‘-i
tlon day are either increased or dc-
crcxisul by the oorroctionn winch
\\rr. 1.. mg completed today under.
lllc :upcrvision of Chief Moderator
All! llli'i‘i A. Skeel. ’
'1’?» vote for mayor remains un-.
changed. Alfred N. l'hiliips. .Il‘-.
llml'lg been clictcil by a mnimily
01‘ W1 over George 1'. ltowcll. itc-
pul-i.-.in candidate. and the Demo-
iruiic party retains its 5 to 4 con-
1m! in the Common Council
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Kaiser Laid Up 5
With Hard Cold
iiUOl‘. .\‘. Holland. (Al’)-~ '1‘i imp-
int; about the rain- soaked grounds
lei Doorn house before he had luilv
I itcovercd from a cold dating back
I 1 week. the former Gtrniuii tlilllt‘l-
or acquired turther affliction. and
is now kept in bed with what is \n—’
iriousiy described as rheumatism or
. “a nasty attack of lumbago."
Eve. -ry moment is pniniul.
apparently there is no immediate}
}danger from the effects of tho?
9 fresh chili following upon an earlier 5
lone. Princess Iierminc. hammer. is
i anxious about the possibilitv or com-
plications and is keeping her lins-
band under close observation ‘
The doctor in attendance rciuscsl
to disclose the exact nature of the
former emperor s complaint. '1 liOUKhi
he had been ill lust. seek. it was}
supposed he was well enough to go
.(ut Friday. On Saturday. honcnc-i.
he caught cold again. so di\ino sen.
. ice at Doorn house Sunday morning.
nhich William llohcnzoilcrn hutiiiu-l
i'lll) conducts. had to be cancelled. i
‘New Haven’ Adds 11
$5, 000 .000 To Assetsg
though =
—._———
An income of $5. 000 000 in assets.
'01 the New York. New Haven &!
Hartford Railroad Company is dis-i
itiosed in the statement of the road ‘
as of September 30. compared with:
.tbe statement of the corresponding
[data a year ago. The Wall Street
! Journal says:
1 "Statement of New York. New
llmcn & Hartford Railroad t. o as
101 September 80. 1926. shows total
total assets of onto. 371. 173 against
3.144.742.975 on September 30.1925
and profit and loss deficit or 837.-
$62,296 compared with $43,324,735.
it. 'urrent assets were $34,669,526 and
gcurrent liabilities :17. 108.288 coni-
fpnrod with $88. 242 .778 and $16.22. -
101:7 respectively.
' Members or Three Royal
Families Are At Oxford
OXFORD. England. (AP).—Thrce
royal families are represented at Ox-
ford this year.
Heading the list is His Imperial
Highness Chlehibu. the second son
of the ,Emperor of Japan. The
prince occupies rooms in - the
Cloisters. hear those occupied by the
Prince of , Wales as an under-
graduate. lie is studying history and
economics under college tutors.
Less stir was caused by the arrival
of the other two royal students. as
they are both returning to Oxford
after previous study. One is H. R.
H. Prince Chumbhot. Crown Prince
of Siam.'who is a student at Christ
church. and the other is Zeid lbn
Hussein. the Eniir of free. in Arabia.
who is now studying at Balliol col.
lege. Both are taking the regular
courses.
an intensive scale. while the mills
will be kept in operation the entire
lthe sills farms will be operated on
It'll.
Bohhed Hair Hes Saved
in 192:. being the net result of a loss ‘
x of 40 establishments and s. gain of
the industry. 28 had gone out or:
businvrs prior to the beginning or"
i‘fié-iifltly‘l'l‘l‘s
uninon are the ultimate users.
Thus to at least one Gclman in- i
dustry. in contrast with those hard! 33
hit. the bobbed-hair fad has prowd
a dcckicl accelerntlvc. I
' V washington Street
I
On! German lndustr
y ; Phone ’ Prompt
an nun (AP)—-“Trim your‘ Delivery
"1" mm“ "u" ”W °””“'i “H's Ill‘iltli'. is we “OUSEWAIlE”
numbers of German molds am iust- 2
was who have succumbed to the. Thanksgiving Needs
lulblu-tl-hflll‘ epide'siie. A large steel . - ' '
comb: works announce a hoary in. \\ .- «arm a complete line of double roosters in aluminum.
ct ‘ItH‘l in the sale of hair cilpper.. (‘ili‘illlt'l or liluwl. tin “are. also tIlllllI‘l‘Wfll‘t‘. gluesli'iil'i‘. silv-‘w
and have found that In most Ulms' win-u, curring wt. i'lt'. [in-milling to llllllit,‘ the table, look
nice.
South Norwalk. Gonn.
I
SAVE COAL with
NORWALK. (‘tl.\‘.\'.
Mr. R. Blore. 3 Aiken Si.
31:. .-\. L. Scarics. T ilnrrict Si
.\Ir. ‘1‘ Chrisioffers. 20 Hudson Si.
Mr. W. A. Schofield. 2|) lilni Si.
Mr. .I. Merrimnn. :117 Main St.
.\ir. Domenick lnccrto, 5i; (‘lmprl SI
.\ir. Domenick lnctrto.
Bliss L. A. Stone. Dry Hill Road
Mr. W. Howard. 18 Elm St.
Mrs. C. L. “’ctmnrc. 14 Elm St.
.‘lr. Thomas Burke. 11 Isaac St.
Mr. J. .1. Orlins. 22 Isaac St.
Mr. Fred Miller. 21 Magnolia Ave.
.‘Ir. Jared Bctis. 13 Maple St.
Mr. Thomas Skelly.
Mr. Charles Tristram. 5 East Wail
.‘frs. K. Bennett. 3 East Wall St.
Yilr. .lnhn Abern. 8 Elm St.
Mrs. S. Kearney. 14 Leonard St.
Mrs. Deni. Woofer. 48 Stuart Aw.
Fire, Chief Bognrdus. 1‘4 Stuart. Ave.
Mrs. C‘. A. Whitney. 55 “'cst Avc.
More heat on less coal.
31 MERWIN p37.
We sold and installed for these people within the
last two months. When can we take your order to
“Little Wonder”
N C‘unmrrv' -"=- rm, 1'. s. ilnri'ett, .221: rm 11111 Road.
Mr. John T. Hayes. 14 licldcu Aw. l mini i‘inar Store. I) So. Main St.
Mr. J' H' Olmstcad. 1 ““10“ S“ Mrs. J. 1". Johnson. 8 Pour-h St.
“P- It “"032 35 WNW 91> a Mr. Hunk Libncr. 77 South Main st.
3”- l“- "Mich“. 33 WW“! 51- ‘11-. 1.. (inivlschmldt, 19 ieimwond Ave.
.‘lr. 1.9Grand Raymond. as “2.11 51 Mr. .1. “M ““3“..th S Crescent Tcrrnec
Times Square, S‘H‘I‘l-V (“u r'" “ii“ 5“ Mr, .‘.. H. llnpltins. 12 Crescent ’I‘crrucc
.\lr. llarol-l Green. 1’59 Main St.
.‘lr. Gcorgc ('nvnnnizh. "2.38 Mixiu iii. ll'is'l‘ \(iii\\'.\l.l\'. CONN.
Mr. William llesicrhcrc. 256 Main St. Mr. \1. l‘ic-cirmc. 12 First St.
llr. i‘. E. Siauson. in llvrkciry St. N". (horse Nash. 3 Strawberry Hill Ave.
Mr. William C. Martin. 6 Latiu'eiir l'li'i'll‘ Mrs. l-‘. W. Knapp. 19 Woodsido Ave.
Nornrtilc Hour. Wall St, N: I'\\.’:li\' ("ountry Club. Gregory Blvd. "
Mr. A. Y. l-Zspositn, 11 School St. Mrs: .lumvs A. Duffy. 6 Raymond Terrace
.\ir. 1v). Sexton. 77 War.) St. lilr l-Idudl‘ll K“llt')'. 4 Raymond Terrace
\lr. I‘. w. Gray. 21‘. inst. Aw. Mr. 11. 11. N. Slxlnuli. 1' Raymond Terr-are
.\lr, ii. A. Seymour. 14:: Main St. Nr. .t. S, Der-rs. 1'11 East Ave.
Mr. M. Stiill. 66 Wilton Ave. Mr. J. i._ Allen. 193 East Ave.
Mrs. f'. Gunrncl‘l. 53 Wilton Ate. Mr. 11. 1.. Sterling. 5 lll'rtle Ave. "
Mr. .7. S. Bates. 28 Camp Si. lilr .lmzn pirlnn'idiart. ‘1 Myrtle Ave.
Mr. 1:. Slim-man, 27 Camp Si, 2.1:; John F. McMahon. Norman Ave.
.\Ir. 1". Hull]. 15 (‘amp Si. Ill. A. llurmim, 15 Marion Ave.
.\1r. llichnrd Ncsbitt. 20 Grand St. Yd:- 11. .7. iriirkc. 21 Marion Ave.
Mr. 17. Wahrcnborgcr. ‘1‘.’ Grand Si. Mr. John 'l‘nmhiil. 6 Marion Ave.
Knight. St. A. M. E. Church. Knight Sf. ‘.\lr. (ivoruv .\. Knapp. 26 Hayes Ave.
Mr. I". Goitscham. 8 Aiken St. in. t'. l'. llnutwcll. 19 \‘l‘ailacc Ave. -'
Mr. Fred Tripp. 48 France St. Yii“\'.\\"l‘0.\’. CONN.
Mrs. “'- ""Chr‘jpk- 9 \IMt 5‘“ itr. W. l'. )liilig'nn. Row-nylon Arc.
:tx'lzt‘eil°%;l‘;d:h:°g°;fs 0m" A“- .\tr. lmlluy Downs. Highland Aw.
. . . . . . ich St. \Ii' 1’. \t'.‘ ni-ookcr. Highland Ave.
Mr. Stephen I'alinkos. :‘i‘. Arch St. \7'-. t‘. 1.. ”in“, 17 Crockett Si
Mn. .lcssee T. Dunbar. Newtown .\\‘c. \\'1|,’|‘ti,\‘. CONN. I
n? (1‘ '2.“ 32:12:? 16726 “‘22:?” “V“ Mr. 11. A. 1‘. Young. (lrumnn Hill {load
Eagle's Home. 508. 6 Mott Avc. 111s. .i. .\l. fiixuuagil. Appleseed harm
Mrs. A. lfirmoycr. 5 l'nion Park (.‘l-Jtiltfili’l‘011'h'. CONN.
Mr. A. Terrls. 11 Cedar St, \ir. l-‘. t'. Jennings. Georgetown Wire Mil,
Miss 17. Whitiock. s [Talon Ave. \lr. Louis )iiiicr. Georgetown Wire Mill
. “1'. Howard lIunier, Georgetown Wire Mill
:1: gogrsxd’i‘h‘lllill.”J'rigsgsfizrt Am Mr, w. 11. litintcr. Gaol-gotown Wire Min
.\lr. 1-2. 1‘. Hyatt. 20 East Ave. \l:\\' "HTS. (“ON 3’.
Mr, J. M. Glover. 16 Ncwtmvn Tni‘rm'i‘ 11:; .1. 11. lii‘ntvn. :13? i-I-Qewocd Ave. .
10 Melbourne lined
Lime WONDER run. savers
Cost $27.50 Installed
Money Reiunded In Full If You Are Not Satisfied
Fitzgerald {it Caney
COMBUSTION ENGINEERS
a
Fuel Saver
Mr, imnni t'urt-oniu. L'Z.‘ l’iutisviilc Ave.
311. \\'iiii:iin ll. Malone. :! l‘lattsville Ave.
Nil '1‘" .\(llt\\'t\l.l\'. CONN.
\1r, 1. ti. (livgury. 15 Couch St.
.\i1::- 1-‘. i-‘. (Jontviio. S Grove St.
\Yr, i‘i'uuk Lauder. 5 Seymour Sf.
.‘dr. .1. .\. Muriel-mm. Rockridgc Drive
>.\l’(i,\'l‘t‘(‘l\'. CON.\'.
“1'. Alan Sperry. 6 Raymond Place
“ARIES. (‘(l\’.\’
Allin; M. L. I' l': i‘\ .64 “W st ..\ve a.
STAMFORD. CONN.
Mr. George \\'. Lewis. Webb Hill Road
lir. Harry J. flouniy. 509 Summer St.
Mr. William 11. Cook. Long Ridge Road
Mr. William ‘11. Winters. Long Ridge Road
Mr. Joseph T. 313(‘uc. Forest Lawn Ave.
llllle-I ISLAND. CONN.
.\lr. lingcnc Rich. Phone 1611
Mr, 12. t‘. l’irmvnc. l‘honc 884-12
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Ask the people who have used them.
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Phone 2957 nonwALii
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