WMWQWW '
Station WJZ. Newark, N. 1!.
(Westinghouse).
llusical program every hour from
ii mm. tot p. m. on the hour.
Washertommniimm" 12 m... 6
and 10: 01 p. in. sharp. Shipping
nsws. 2:05 p. m. Glacial Arlington
the 9: 51 p. in Agriciaitural report:
I: m. Program will be announce
daily by rsdiophone at 7: 45 p. m.
7 p. m.——"Bringing Up Father," story
Qumte. New Y:ork HelenC. Kiesel.
by George McManus. cartoonist.
8: 15 p. m.—-Judnon Memorial Church
' soprano; Helen s. Farpum, contrai-
to: Claude A. Bchell. tenor: Harold
V. Jones. basso; Ida. Hint-Gilgrd.
director and at the piano. The
1
program: English versions from ther .
"Folk Songs From Many Peoples."
compiled and edited by Flor-
ence Kudos Botslord. Each song
will take about a minute. The
quartet usually appears in costume
representing various countries. Es-
trania—-"Come. my Dearest.” "Mor-
ton." and “Harp Song." Wilkinson.
Poland—”By the Lake." Farrar:
"When the Sun Shines." Morley,
and "Lullaby Carol." Wilson, Fin-
land—“The Gay Young Bachelor."
Wilkinson-Sibelius. utvia—“The
Sun Runs Its Course" and "Where
Did You Grow." Barry. Lithuania——
"Today in Bethlehem.” F. C. Ruaia
—-—"Birch Tree." Robins-Jedlicka;
“Mother, Do Not Scold.” Botst‘ord—
Walewich. and ”Volga Boat Song."
Robins-Walewich. Cache-Slovakian
“Rails Sing." WilkinsomVotaskova-
Wetche: "Andalko." Mokrejs—Vos—
tuhovo-Wetche; “Just Without Our
Window." Mokrejs-Novak; “Come
You Here. Laddie." Mokrer-Mslot.
and "Annie. the Miller's Daughter."
Matheuson-Halot. Welsh—“One
Bright Bummer Morning." Maynard-
Perry. Irish—“Believe He It All
Those Endearing Young Charms."
Fisher. Scotch—~"My Love She’s
but a Lassie Yet." Hogg. Indian—-
“Invocation to the Sun God. " Zuni
Indian traditional song. Troy.er
Negro Bpifltuals—“Couldn't Hear
Nobody Pray." Berlin.
:30 p. m.—Joint recital by Esther
Nelson. soprano. and Charles Hart.
tenor. Solos. "Mumtta‘s \Valtz."
Puccini; “Spring Song" from "Noto-
mn." Herbert; \‘Last Rose 01' Sum-
mer." Moore; by Esther Nelson.
“Aubade—"Le Roi d'Ys." Lalo: "A
Dream." Bartlett. and “1'" Sing
Thee Songs of Arahy." Clay; by
Charles Hart. Duets—"Abschied
der Vogel.“ Hildach. "La fatal Pie-
tra" and "0 term Addio," from
"Aida." Verdi. Courtesy Aeolian
Company.
Station KBKA. Pittsburgh, Pa.
(Westinghouse).
8: 00 p. m.~——“Keeping Fit Through
Proper Exercise." by C. S. Miller
Director of Physical Education and
Athletics. l niversitv of Pittsburgh.
8:30 p. n1.—Pop_ular entertainment by
Gilcs‘s orchestra and Robert Johns.
barytone. ‘
Station Wm. Springfield, Mass.
(“'estinghouse).
8:00 p. m.—Aiphauleli Trio.
KPik-ht‘l‘.’ piano: Mildred Kellelicr.,
rinno. Mildred Kent-her. cello.
Station “'6L'Modfunl Hillside. Mass.
(American Radio;
loston police reports:
8:00 p.
do show that it is water-proof.
'Alhert ‘
A daily Leaked Bible resinng and
meditation proposed by them
sion on Evangelism of tile Mal
Council of Churchest'ertheuse otthe
churches and indifidusls.
Monday—Whig Christ in Love
0‘ Mai.
Whenever shall M this little
child in my name receiveth me . I
for he that is least am‘g you all; the
same. is great. St Luke 9:“. '
Road St. lake’s ass—so.
”There is no thoroughfare to the
love of IGod except through the love
0! man.’ ,
Meditationo—Ir God were far away
You. take railroad
may:
in heaven it would be difficult to
reach him; it he were wholly snow. I . But remember m
bodied mm it would be m Wmmfim
to and him. If he is really in men. A 1 I y
and I may touch him by touching , 11y
themitisew. :Wm" 39!.
Prayer—(Fer humanitarian work- . _; 1 1:31-11 * I- .
ers in missions and settlements.) 0 , 4 . ,. .-
God our Father. we yearn to follow
Christ our Redeemer in true self-
denial; in compelling love or men: in
unflinching service and in love of ,
neighbor not less than that of self. To
this end unite our hearts with tlur life.
0 God. in heart-felt prayer. Make
our lives fruitful. and grant that th?
justice and mercy may abide with all
thy children; through Jesus Christ
our Lord. Amen. .
'nymn.
These things shall be,—'a‘ lottier race
Than e'er the world hath known shall
rise .
With name 0! freedom in their souls.
And light of knowledge in their eyes.
BREVS #Do this today-dug“ u.
‘ dsuoiws tosstsd M,
The Angevine Furniture Company
will have a demonstration sale all this “marl-mm
.week on Neponset floor covering. Ne- . V ‘.
ponset is manufactured by Bird & {IZZ'
Son at Walpole. Mass. They are one . I“...
.of the oldest and most reliable manu- _.
t's‘iiioootod. ‘
tacturers in the United States starting I ‘ ,
in business in 1796. Washington's sec-
ond administration and have contin-
ued under the same name until the
the test of time which Is the only fac-.
every room in the house. A piece of
this material is see in their show
window submerged in s. tub of'water
An-
other piece _is found 0!!th sidewalk
where thousands oti'eet will walk over
it is to be left there for a week.
This is indeed a test of its dunbility
and it will be interesting to see how
[11 looks at the end or the test. Special
mices wil be announced in Tuesday's
pclpt‘l'.
carat ”Kins Cranwmse Mum:
not to be Muted:
this particular King Crab.
Then newspaper-men. who first
wrestled with the
lable. tocussed their attention
on the trilobite.
l
to vote in Indiana.
NORWALK TRILOBITE
present time. Their products have al- AN. INDIANA ‘7,
Rye been known for their “dyed- in-
310- wool" worthinem and have stood .'i 1 '. . “GO“ ON”
tor by which merchandise can be (Continued train First Page)
judged. Neponeet is made -in many ‘. .
patterns and coloring. suitable for Trilobitesjworthy of recognition “l.
ually nestled down to be presened tor
posterity «in Cambrian, Ordovician or
Silurisnroclm Ybfthicutbossts
at no roclés oLthls age. Nevertheless,
the trilobite was a surelenough. 100-
was .
So Ben 'i‘. Nash. the layman who
innocently picked up the tonsil «ti-I
out intending the bring rune-'6 to '
scientific brows. again was consulted.
All he could say was that he hsd M‘
- round it and that he coutdn' t be es-1
pected to supply a family histosy or
had
scientific pom
“4
They came to the"
conclusion that he never was a resi-
dent of Connecticut. but was entitled
In this manner
court. or justice.
thing About the Number Tampering or Not.
ONLY DEALERS INVS O‘UTH
AUTHORIZE!) BY THE FORD MOTOR CQMPANY. ~ 1
We GUARANTEE that the car you get from us humane
Sec
‘ WARETHE.
youbuyofus.
rue unwesuu‘.‘ CAI A.
READ THIS EXCERPT FROM THE CONNEGI'ICUT LAWS: ‘
.66 Mutilated Motor Vehicle Numbers. '
1a) \0 person shall have in his possession any motor «vehicle with a
mut1liated iactory or engine number or a number which shows evidence of -
havmg been tampered With, except as hereinafter provided. Any oflieer, upon
. . discovery of anv motor vehicle. the engine number or factory number of -
I which shall have been mutilated sh.1ll immediately take such motor vehicie ' .
into his custody with its operator, and shall produce them before a proper .
.0
_ If Your Motor Numbers Have Been Changed—It is fins: '
’ theLawforYni‘fiOwn'lhstCsr—Wbcther You Ks “dirk.
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been owned by anyone else— , ‘ ‘“ “
II That it' 18 a new esr—- , . t" 27‘
ii That it has never been registered. ' '4. 1.1m“: - . '
(I WE GUARANTEE YOU 3 perfect title in my}?
WHY TAKE IA CHANCE? .
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J to
/ .
Treiam :Suits
1'11: new fabric
for this season, in
delightful ne w
l I‘ ‘ colors. Made by
‘known to hme had several Wine!“
are ready
may.
“Printz”.
$49.50
Sports Coats ..
Beautifully tailor-
ed the coats silk
Shinchillas. plaid- ‘ . 11m.
11 c 1: materials
and a “hundred I‘m-m ‘ 329.. $
per cent camel’s Better g r a d e 5
hair cloth. priced
516.5015 169.50 139.50 to $49.50
‘1
ED”1'sSprh1g‘s magic
password of smartness;
the simplest and prettiest
vogue that has happened in
manya season. Wear-Weeds and
you wear the costume which
combines the utmost in grace
‘ With the utmost in service and
in assorted mix-
tures, 'well made,
with tour-button
cuffs and tiilored
pockets.
$5.95
In
Mflch' 1s ~81 long month; but we are through with a good
half of. it, and Aprilawdl enter before we =
to receive her
Thoughts of 59mg Suits, Coats and Dresses
> occupy all feminine minds
Tweed Sports Suits T weed Knickers. $35 00 and 549 50
Appar
Hik’ng Su1ts
In Tweed. Home-
spun or Trelriine,
two or ihrec 1“?
models. Expel-
lsntly made to
stand hard .1 c 1r.
1‘.)
tale
Sports Skirts
Homespun: ~ 511
tan, blue 21113.
chid 5111.165 ill-
els
adapted to
lug.
$8.50
el IShops.
(if-
,
soc-grid f} .,; 1'.
T.-
A;
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they came to their conclusions:
A few months ago there lived near the trilobite “M a merry claw.
Sin-ermine a man who once had his -—_____._
residence near-the Redford limestone ‘
quarries in Indiana. He also was States! Washington.
0: trilobites.
“(hen he moved away from Nor.-
walk. in ion a number of his belong-
ings behind him. These later were
sted s territory in 1858.
mar: 22 1889.
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. 111155 wcoamcx Wine AT ear senses.
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thrown on a. dump near the spot writer?
The state of Washington was for
merlys partoi'Oregosnndwascx-e-
Itmsd-
mined in the Union as s state Feb-
.1...
' . not open. ,
' of Dr. Biack’.
.
Emil-Carney
to the illness of Ted Russell.
wich, suffering from
Billy Carney.
the \lxstic A. C. tonight. has
vice and consent of the State
letic Cornmimion.
11m ' "W Li‘wirrs
IBEPORT 0N VISIT
representative at
“vacination or isolation"
issued last
scheduled “to go into effect
from. yesterday.
vaninatimi. is as strong as it has
The
a
thin-(ties since Thursday when a
was stricken with the disease
WWanumm
T0 DR. BLACK
Continued from First Page.
would be made public tomorrow.
I.anther,,iield otficer in charge of (he
IMsmallpox, situation here. and personal
‘ Dr. Black. went to
. his hpme yesterday Over the week-end.
7 The clinic established by the health
commissioner for tree \‘ncination was
‘3 ‘K. __ J *
week.
Bout Postponed
NEW LOXI)O.\. March 20.——O\\ing
ot‘ Nor»
the grip.
twelve round bent at 150 pounds with ‘- pugilisiic 1 : 1
of New Lei 3rd. before
1115
ha n
postponed for one seek with the ad- élight in :2:
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teaspoonrut today 511V1~ .. III {0.
tomorrow. Ask \oui drug—I winch
genuine. 'California 1 in ' SUM :luldrfll
has directions for balms 1-1111 111M111”
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