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gh tide 10.27 a. lil., 11.00 p. m.
"Dal
ly Radio Program
[Tune to 800 Meters)
Thursday. October 19.
Station \\'(-‘I.
m.-—~.\lid-aftcruoon
furnished by
lllfVVS
3:00 p.
broadcast 308W“ '
Aincrlcau.
:25 1.. mr Musical program.
:00 p. m.—-.\iurkct report. L'. S. Bur-
can of Agricultural Economics.
Brighton Live Stock Market, Fruit
and Vegetables Market, Dairy and
l'rod u" Market. Chicago Lire
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" by Johnny Gruelle‘.
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(Copyright. 1
The storekeeper and the nice. little
Willie followed
old lady and Wooden
the three \Vrinkienose Sisters into
their house—Amt Raggedy Ann and
' Stock Market (485 nlclers). Bos- Raggedy Andy. being invisible, stayed
, .A-oclated P20“ iblfiggeé¥ ton l-‘urulcrs' Product- Market re- putside. .
‘ w the use “posited to it or port (455 meters). “\Vhat shall we do. Raggedy An-
' dimtclglluc and also 6:30 p. m.—-lloston police reports. dy?" Raggedy Am: asked in a. whis-
Wn mumhhrdfiem. Boston police headquarters. Late per.- “1 do not know." Raggedy Andy
no" p news flashes. early sports news. Dos- replied. "Lets to over here by the
mm.- or publication or special
- 1' herein Ire Moo renewed.
.03, F. and A.
Well Loose. No.
been in Masonic building. South
ltmt. lat and 3rd Tuesdays of
month. July and August except-
.t 3 o'clock. All Master Masons
.. iy.u.nd iraternally invited.
WALSH. \V. M.
month at 8 'o‘clock.
excepted. All B. A. Masons
l nod internally invited.
’ 8. P. DECKER. H. P.
F. 8. LYON. Secretary.
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§ews survey ,
At a Glance
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lflrltish Government mini-stvrs ..
‘cd ut sulmnnning oi gent-ml
y contort-nu- lly National l_l\lUll-'
Associution lll'l'LlllSt' ol' cxclusmn ol
' scrulllw- [N‘t'i'S l'roul L‘urlloll cluh
' ‘3 urinating.
Supportvrs o'l' .\|l.~ll|'li ('llunlln-rlulll
“clan; hc will w-l strong \Olt‘ ol con‘
M ”not: for his lmult) to l’rilnc Minis-
a” Lloyd Gcorgc.
Antl—t‘o'ulition ’l‘oril-s arc encourag-
by CollSl‘l‘\‘:lll\t-
* .. -election. _(
'l Winston Spence-r
' y for liritish cnlrmivs,
for appendicitis.
'relillcnt l‘lllcrt w'l
., i executive of tin-
«at least until June 30'
\‘li'lnl )' in Newport
Churchill. Sucro-
is 0pc l'utcd
ll continuc n3
(h-rumn lulpub-l
1102:).
. I'rcmlcr l'oincurc in reply to Lord-i
I on suggests “('lnln'l‘ 3 us time and l
"awhile as tho place for Ncnr East ,
0 conference.
‘ French Governmcnt inaisls upon
“Ore llrurllc control of (:l-rlnun hnnn-
{my rcpurulions rciit-lj, 1:4
:ll \‘lutlnos-l-
, oklo reports dlxnrdm's
:Illll
and lighting lmtwl-cn Sm'it-l
"ti-Soviet form-s.
.Prenldcnt Harding mints-«l (is (lt‘t‘l:ll'«
that. in his opinion lln- l'nitml
to! will ncve-r llt‘lllll't from the dry
ornament
Woodrow' Vilson. lmrlcd
-.y low. loscs his \‘nlv,
rd of elections dccidcs
Waahlngton Govcrnmcn
‘ with“ cmnmcnt on (‘rrn-lll
l M protcut to this l'nilml
. . nail liquor and scizurc.
rfimerlcan Public Health Assorinliou
‘ foal to prolong lilo cuwctancy in
United Stall-s ill twenty
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com”)
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t withholds
Britain's
Slain-s
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its
erlcnn Lclrion ml. :4 to row-w
tllc
anbehtllf or tho bonus in
Gangrene.
oms A; Edison marvcls {it now
. G!" of cicctrlclly us llt' \‘icum
”mg motion picture- and lucrcury
tor improvements.
"New information rvvvnlcnl by motor.
said to placc Hull-Mills lnurdo-l's
1’. five miles from tho Phillips
and the limo 10:30 on tho night
pt. 14.
. Ivy Gibcrson. Quill}: scnlr-ncr‘rl
, "his imprisonmcnt fur llllll‘lll'l‘ or
krllllnbtlnd. \Villlnm l”. llllt‘l‘Sllll,’.'1l,
I hut-at. N. J.
.JGenernl \V'lliinnl l‘lllt‘lll‘T? sr-ls
med record in Official h sh, muk-
224.05 milcs nn hnur.
'. Paul 9. Rclnson. fm‘mr‘r
to China. in critivnlh
, MOTHER!
.ve 'Child’s Bowels witli
f‘Caiifornia Fig Syrup”
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’ Woe-In ms Syrup" It
W’hooated. or it your
M (mush. full of
W. . colic. a teclpOOntul will
to “the bowels. Inn
A can nee for yourself
'\ .3 toxin all the con-
' Dm- bile and waste
w. little bowels and
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ROBERT m, WILCOX. Sec y- 'nlc Artists.
. ___——- I Mme. Antoinette Szumowaka. pianist.
A . . 5 -v ~ '- 'lth lczlding‘ Srm illonv
.. 0' Chi ter N0. 33. R A soloist \\ , _ l -
in Muotllio'Temple. 300th MM“ orchestras in Europe and this coun-
tlio 2nd and 4th Tuesdays 0‘ try. Slto hols the distinction of be-
JUIY and ing l‘adcrcwski‘s favorite pupiL
Charles Bennett baritone. many times
Laura Littlefield. soprano. Last season
Mrs. Dudley Pitts. piani-t, has occom-
Francis Show, pianist. choir director
(l—(n). "Melodic in G ilat Major"
2—"l.'.\t:lvrn."
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wdid n. week ago.
i 9“: during the next two weeks. The
only; other 3oo-egg hen that has ever
ton American.
:15 p. m.~0pcning night for Am-
rud's new 501' watt transmitter.
Studio and station have undergone
woodshed and think real hard."
'I can't seem to think of anything."
Raggedy Ann field. after sherhad pull-
ed her rag forehead into a. wrinkled
complete re-design and rc-construc-
tion. Program by internationally
known artists celebrates the event
at the first broadcast from the new
Amrud \‘VGI.
Member of faculty of the New Eng-
land Conservatory of Music. ’
soloist with Boston Symphony or-
chcstrn and at Trinity church. Bos—
ton. Also. a. member of the New
England Conservatory of Music.
sung eleven times with the Boston
Symphony orchcstrn. Pupil of Jan
do Itcszke of Paris. Recording art-
ist for Victor records.
panlcd Mlss-thtlefield in concert
work for many years.
and organist at Trinity church. Boa-
ton. His work thcrr- m-cds no in-
troduction. air. Snow accompanies
Mr. Bennett.
Program.
.............. Gluck—qgalnbili
. “Caprice" (Alccste)
............ (lluck‘Snint—Sucns
l‘lzlyr-d by Mmc. Szumowskn.
from “Il re l’ustorc"
.................-...... Mozart
Sun: in Laurn Lilllc-licld; Mrs.
l‘lnycd hy Mme. Szumowskn.
nmiinivlil
of Hill lAllNli
STOlilli-l. '(‘onnu Oct. 19.-—~.\t lilc
close of lhn‘ lifticlh \\’I‘('l( of the laying
contest at. Slorrs the llt'llS had laid ll.
grund total to date ol‘ more than 164'.-
(lOO eggs or :m lu‘crngc of 160 for
cut-h individlml hcn. This is just the
numlu-r that thc management of tilt-
colllcst “gurus that u pvrt'cctly good
hcn ought to lay in a )‘Hll'. This: csti-
mull-.is husv-d on records collected
ovvr :t ptrioll (if yours and it is known
"frown.
or the back of my head trying
think now." '
Cllu i‘ll's ll.
‘I'l’CifiTt-‘Sccnl-to Think ot Anything."
Raggedy Ann Said.
"I've ripped two stitches out
to
"i felt a rip in the hack of my head.
too." ltnglrcdy Andy said. Wet I? have-
n't thought of any way to rescue our
friends."
lthmlc Island Rolls.
’l‘hc Orchards
So. Hndlt-y. Mass. ..... .. .1893
Pierce
.\l"llulll Alllls' R. I. ..
lollll 7.. Lullcllc
...IS30
Dudley Fills. accompanist. ., ,. . - .-
..r~«“'l‘lu- Sword of Ventral"....nullmwl 1.12.1“3‘122‘1l1; um" """"" 7H'1‘S‘
Suns: by (.‘hnrlcs licnnclt, li‘rnn- 'J;.;nm;”}n F'llM \. ll . 1-51
(-ls Snow. accompanist. ‘ ' “1,‘“,”,_‘(_',hu;.,'l; ...... ‘
i (:ll. "Nut-luruc l- sharp Major" ““1“.“0011 me‘n L '
. Chopin A .. ‘ -. ' n
(lll‘ "l-Ilmlr .Lllul ;\l:lim"'...(‘llopill (:(3l:‘(ll‘l_ll: ‘;?02;:ir:\:lfl;; . . ' I ... ‘ I . . ”-164
NW. "llnlimlv G minor". . . .l‘ilopin (lupin-n Con-u l‘lIS
l'lnyd h} .‘Jmc. Szumowskn. Gum?“ ll. 13””; """""""" h '
(:4). "lllluu" ............ MvGill . , ‘ '- . 1
(In, "l“ill llu- Glass wnh Guide-n ”xx-2d] 3;,‘lfllxjf'13f,i:ll1 """"" 1914
\\'inv" .............. Quilli-r I f f -. ‘ .
Sum: m» (‘llurlcs ““mw": Frun- .\lldllll(. l‘llhllldlilln. .\. .‘l. . .1, ..]fll,l6
('is Show. accompanist.
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G~—(n). "IN-«nus Iv Jour." from "I.nu- G S JURY "ngE iNFLUENCED
luv" ............. (‘hnrpcuticr , _,____ -
Hf:- j!“ “\‘hy -------- “mm-Fir TOMS lllVER. x. J.. on. 19.~~.»\
(tI . ”'lll 4‘0" ‘ --------- ‘- l‘l‘ffhms pica that tho jury llc not swayed by
(c ). n- \ll.«l in the South ‘ u". fact ”mi tho defpndant was a
q . . . . . . . . . . . - '. ------ M0“ woman was made today by former
amp: In Lu‘nm thllt‘lu'ld; MrS- .ludgc Bcrry in summing up for the
.- JJmllI-l' bills, accompanist. prosecution in the trial of Mrs. Ivy
.-» 5(a). “llnrlcsllue” ..... l'ndcrcwski Glilcrson. cllurgcd with murdering llcr
Amplco reproduction. husband. \Villinm. at Lalwllurlit, last
(h). "Ln Campancllc" ........ Liszt August.
Mr. Berry assertcd lhc prosecution
hud slmwcd that. Mrs. (liberson was
the only other person in the house on
tho night on which shc had asserted
lwo robbers had killed her husband.
Also. he continued. Mrs. Giberson
had said the two men had robbed her
husband oi’ $600. ycl, she testified she
had not gnnv imo his romn after the
shooting.
“How did she know :1 robbery had
bccn committed," Mr. Berry asked.
SOCIETY 0|“ AMERICAN INDIANS.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Oct. ISL—Tho
gorgeously dccoratcd Indian of pion-
ovr days apparently exists only in
motion pictures. Two hundred mod-
crn Indians gathered here today for
tho annual conference of the Sociew
or American Indians. They represent—
tlmt ‘lll'l (was is far :lhox c the produc-
tiun of lll" :lvo-rzlcr- farm llCl’l. Ill
ntlwr words. “'llilll'Vt‘l' cults are laid
for llit' rcmnininl: two \x‘ccks of the
conic-st will llO laurr vclw't. so,t0 spook.
’l'lu- production lust wcck for all
[N‘ilfi' was l,\!l,’. lggs or a yield of
l\\‘<'lll)'—St'\’(*ll prr cont. II. E. lJcnni-
Mill's Burrs-d
Nilli.’
Rocks l'ronr East Lan-
Mi. n. \w-rc in first place with :1
"WW” ('1‘ 31' (13:8. A pen of Leghorns
pun-rml hy (:corge B. Ferris from
(hand [tux-ids: .\lic.h., was second best'
pull for tho. wcck with 38 eggs. tTWO
polls; or llhode Island Reds. owned by
1". S. Chopin oi Long'meadow. Mass..
and Mrs. C. O. Polhemua of New--
Inn-2h. N. Y.. were third and fourth
respectively with marks of 87 and 36
eggs each. ' 77.;
The Leghorns from Hollywood.
Wash. that were leading last week by
u. nwrgin of 24 eggs have stretched
their‘lead to 31 eggs. so that they now
look like even surer winners than they
Barred Rock Hen,
No. 28. from Ontario. has Ellmbed to
291 eggs with excellent pro-peels of
coming through with another nine
been frapnested at. Storm was a. White
Wyandotte from Bridgeton, R. 1..
whoae record or 308 eggs was made
[our years ago. '
The four leading pens in each of
the principal breeds are as follows:
Plymouth Rocks.
Harry G. Culver (Barred)
Westhampton Beach,.L. I. . . . .2066
W. H. B. Kent (Barred)
Cazenovia, N. Y.... .........1997
Ontario Agricultural College
(Barred) ‘
Guelph. Ont..................1931
’H. E. Dennison (Barred)
lllllllllll ill LET
35c “Danderine” SavesYour
Hair—Ends Dandruff},
Delightful Tonic
Quick! Don‘t wait! .
head started with just a. few
then the dreaded bud
a. sin to let man out
destructive
quickly correct
with a. bodice; amunmqerlne.
w AWE
llilll Fill nu
Every bald
tailing
hair and allttle dandrufl—but soon
the hair appeared thin. left-KSIY- uni!
spot. It: seen“.
or tolerate
when you all. .
Ana—fie}: lul- , momma
:
Gm“.
"The Wrinklenose Sisters said that
there wasa web around the place and
it would do no good for us to try to
escape." 45am Raggedy Ann. “berg
walk down the roadr'aml see it there
really is 9. Web. It. can’t be invisible
or we would be able to see it. Raggedy
Andy." .'
Raggedy inn and Raggedy Andy
walked down the road until they were
out of sight or the Wrinkienose Sis-
ters’ house, but there did not. seem'to
be any web which held them. “I
“goes: they must be tooling us. Raz-
g'edy Ann," Raggedy Andy laughed.
“Maybe We cannot see it because it
is really only made for those who are
not invisible themselves." '
“Let's each get a large stick and
rush into the house and rescue the
nice. little old lady. and the
storekeeper and Wooden Willie—and.
if the Wrinklenose‘Slsters try to stop
fus. we will whack them with the
sticks." '
"Oh. no!" Ragndy Ann mid. “kids:
not whack them with sticks. for that
would hurt'them as much a; it would“
the nice. little old lady it we «whackedi
her with a. stick. We mustn't whack
them.”-
“Then. shall we run away and leave
‘ our friends in this pickle?” may
Ann asked.
“No, sir-re, Bob!“ Raggedy Ann
said. "Let's go‘inside and see what.
can be done first. Maybe we can shut.
the sisters into a. room until our
friends escape. then we can let the
Wrinklenose Sisters out and follow our
friends."
“You always think of some good
way to do everything." Raggedy Andy
said. "We will go inside 11nd look
around for I am certain the Wrinkle-
nose Sisters cannot see us."
And. finding the kitchen dorlr open
angcdy Ann and Raggedy Andy. as
quict as two mice. tiptoed inside.
_’
cd virtually all of the loading tribes in
the l'nitcd States.
“We are trying to ho Americans,
whitewashcd Americans." explained
01‘ the organization. ,“The Indian with
moccasin and heads is no mo‘rt‘."
ical Indian among the delegates was a
solemn man sitting in the lobby of the
convention hotel. He wore a. wide
felt hat. with two brown framers in
tho band.
moan—v
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Kim °
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with E
' (antenna.
Linksm
At 31.95 and
Light Brown. Ntvy.
At 32.25—Sllk and 'Wool, heather
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’ CHILDREN’S
We have a line of Children‘s \Vool
according to size. From
J. I.
88 sthington St.
’
Thomas G. Bishop. secretary-treasurer;
. 'nal tendencies.
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Thc nearest approach to the histor-l
E75R DOUBLE—DA-BED
Sold W by PM and W Sana-T
Write ra- am boom ‘
ENGLANDER SPRING BED 09.. N5. roubwm
At “Ne—Cotton and Wool, heather mixtures.
' FISHER BODY .
_: MuSt Be sétgnw'ro Be Appreciated. . y-
. p A Ride Will Canymce.
omerjropnr for mimmum’ Delivery.
_ _ fichmnp To Claim.
SAYS mmsmsx' JUDGE;—
DRESDEN. Oct. 19.——Criminal in—
clinations‘are so highly developed in
cripples that these members of society
should be the objects of especial
alertnese .on the part of the authoriv
ties, in the opinion of Dr. Erich Wulr.
ten of the Saxon Ministry of Justice.
Doctor Wull’fen declared in the
course of an address before a. con-
gress for the care of cripples, that the
only favor which the forthcoming
criminal code’ot the. republic would
s‘howrthese untortunniaes would be a
slight‘elasti‘city in. applying “extenuut-
ing circumstances” to them.
Because of his handicap. a‘crlngple
easily becomes at odds with society
and drifts to crime, the speaker said.
Cripples are wont to be the victims of
illusions. and to incline toward domi-
nation power and bar 'rity. Their
clauses, he stated, usuammre assault,
inaubordinaflon, bodily injury orprop-
erty damage.
Doctor Wulffen urged the import-
l-ance of judges and prosecuting attor-
neysrstndying' the cases of cripples
with particular care to determine.
)their psychological background. -
__________.——-—-—-
.REDUC-EION 0F FARM; CREME.
BILL‘I‘NGS. Mont. Oct. 19.——Wll-
lizun G. McAdoo, in a speech last
night, said reduction of farm credits
keeping with the powertni influences
of Wall street. and "the blightins
. meets.“ President Harding’s policies
duced the country "from a condition
of unempied prosperity to a..state of
appalling disaster."
The former Cabinet officer said bus—
iness depression had follo‘wed the re-
duction, in consequence of which the
farmers and stockmen were “never
before in such an unfortunate situa-
etlon as they are today." i
REFUSE OPERATED}: 0N BARBIE.
LEAVENWOR'EH. , Kane" Oct. 19.—
The Department of Justice has re-
fused to permit an‘ operation on the
!hoad of Roy Gardiner. notorious
{bandit who is confined in the Federal
[Penitentiary here. according to noti-
iflcation to \Varden Biddle, yesterday.
’from “'ashington. ‘
The decision was based on a. report
|lby Dr. A- F. Yoso, prison physician,
‘who with several other surgeons. ex-
.amined Gardner's skull. , Gardner
{asked that a trepanning operation be
-pe'rformed. claiming an injury during
his youth is responsible for his crim—
l
l Cynic-l Philosopher.
. Many are destined to‘ reason
‘ wrongly; others, not to reason at all,
I and others. to persecute those who do
rea son .-—\'o‘tn i re.
k.
cowonrmxd-ybed tiateunulllybooonvcned landfall.
sized bed. Aflmmkiuthomnlwoodfinhh‘ Equipped
mm
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At $2.49 and 3259—8 ilk and Wool, full ~fashioned, ribbed and plain
in mixtures of black and white and blue andhbrown.
$125—All Wobl, Derby rib and plain—Black, Dark and
Camel and Limit.
mixtures and plain colors.
SPORT HOSE.
Hose, fine and heavy ribbed, priced
..........................59c to 98¢
:Mnllette
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“by the present administration’ is in ,
.ot deflation and normalcy“ haven. .
KE' *coaneg;i
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' On Sale Friday Only
Odd, Lot of Jewelry
Baby Pins, Lingerie Pins, Bar Pins, Etc, and About
’15 Seté Men’s “Mmugramed (1qu Buttons, Scarf Pins
and Tie. Clasps in Complete Sets. .
—-—_ VALUES TO 79c —
Your While
Choice 9C They Last
BARGAIN TABLE
STREET FLOOR.
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iJRfllTURE
STERUNE FoRulTURE co.
927-!29 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
MEETS EVERY COOKING NEED.
Be the help few or many in number, the most helpful
hand in the kitchen is the range, providing it’s an up-to-dste
Glenwood which lessens work, saves fuel and makes necessary
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duties a real pleasure.
Priced Froln $39.00 and up.
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FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Weaate giving the most wonderful shoe values of the town.
Step intoour store and convince yourself of the quality, sent-
‘ice and style. ‘
Palace Boater-yahoo: lead the footwear model
Palace. prices male. economy possible.
Step into ptyle with Palace Battery Shoes 1‘
HOSlEBY—Alél. come. '
*He‘rslifield- Motor .
T ransportafiOn -* Co. .
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W keep Califor- “1m. Wmdottes. the l o _ of d :. ow it‘coxf- E .. .. > . . ,
.hndy. They know Frank P. Matte-on ‘ techoilyfdaad, ’ m. ftflf}ng, m 9.: ‘ 'f .7 ‘_ . '.. / . ' , .
u _7 :veza sick child Davlsvllle. R. I..-. omwu-n213: and f help!» the hill; tom-avg long; A' I ' ' i S .GARAGE ‘
’° (”883“ foeroodbx-mge Orchards ‘ In,“ , m a, “a; um“; 13.... - .. f ‘
- ~ FIR Syrup which Woodbridge. Conn.............201l define In not stickyior 8m .' R is ‘ I 4 ‘
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got bablr-s and childrcn Walter Bradbury
.. on bolllc. Blothm‘l Tottington. Ema-*0
f‘Cnlifornia" or you may Clemens J. Diemant»
- ~ fig syrup—Adv. New Brltmn, Continuous-zu-
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