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” OUTH NORWALKEVENING SENTINEL . ' . 7 ' MONDAY. FEBRUARY 19 193'
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. > . .7 , , , 4 - - . , I; . = _ u 7‘ h.‘ was regarded . . I
" -' ‘ . ‘ . n; "The Laughing ,Lsdy Alfred about as inspiriting ascore as .. as pm“
., ‘AI kl S t a e utter a 2223*: or! 1:23; algfligt‘fnofiéfifi sun-o sets forth a series of very gim- bee: 23:3; thhefemwtwo »mBemud::‘l1::; $32213; the ‘Shelton 9.1211121; 11‘
1h“ . a". I we " ennn Ease i matic and comic incidents in w on an " owe rece “Bump. T"
yRadIOProgr f ee y " g l l ‘ $131!.” Egan minke: in "ngent; husband and wife are divorced. a. trial tagged for great popuhrity. Phono- .
K l V " ’ 0 ' lawyer rails in lore with the wife. and graph records and player rolls - will .. . ‘
the lawyer's wife calls on the divorcee make those two pieces as popular as
and pneposes the divorcee. This lut- “Three O'Ciock in» the Morning. '
t schéme would save the lawyer the . '_._._———-———-—-——-
er BOLCOMB TILES FINAL
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_ ; _ Heaven" and Helen Gshagsn in ”Pa!-
(Tune to 800 “"8”: '——__—:...__ sions for Men." The merit of their
u ' " respect-iv, performances is still clearly
I irnlpressed upon: me. but even I]? d l f divorce The proposal of
-, P yllis Povsh seems tome to he i e scan a o . ‘ - .
~. most thorough actress I’ve seen this tends the'divorcee. She goes back to SHEIINN BAltK REPORT
Deli/50¢ . the husband she doesn't love and. .BRIDGEPOBT. Feb. 19.—Former
’ o o o ‘ sends the lawyer buck} to the wife he Gov. Marcus H. Holcomb. receiver for
Ethel Barrymore's third play of the doesn't love and the play is ended to the Shelton Bank and Trust Company
neubn. "The hug-hing Lady," is more Sutro's satisfaction. Yet that hardly filed a report witthudxe John W.
suitable to her talents than her other seems a satisfactory ending for s Banks of the Superior Court last week,
“'0. "Rose Bernd" and "Romeo and comedy. , showinx- s. balance of $102.28 on
Juliet." She was in advised when The musical play of the week is hand after claims of depositors total-
'she’essayed those dnttwo plays. She "Wildflower." It has It lightweight ling $1,630,000 had been paid. Forty
appeared as s. woman in night gar- book snd lyrics and contains little checks totalling 8243 remain unclaim-
mentl and her standing in theatrical comedy. However. Herbert Stotharl ed. the report said. and will be depos-
Bociety was considerably lowered. and Vincent Youmans have given it ited with the secretary of stnte. This
“/08 (400 Meters)
Bamberger & C0.. Newark, )1. .1.
6:16 p. m.—-Samuol B. Howe. head
of Social Science, South Side High
School. Newark. N. J.. will lecture.
MID-Continuation talk on musical
Appreciation. by Philip Gordon.
musical director of South Side High
School. Newark. N. J.
7:00-Song recital by Edouard Grobe,
tenor. of Harrison. N. J.
72:0 to 7:30—M. Maclmcy. physical r
culture export. will deliver a. talk,
Man Know Thyself.
\t‘l‘TAF (-100 )lctcrs-S
American 'l‘cl. & Tel. (10., New York
7:80 p. m.-——Little Princess Dainty-
- foot. a. talk by I. Miller and sons.
7:45-—-Soprano solos by Isabel Thorpe.
mezzo soprano.
Gouraud‘s
Orlen‘l’al crean.
8:00—“Whut the Modern Industrial
Executive Has 'To Know." by Nich-
olas Thicl Picker. president'of the
Industrial Extension Institute?
sun—Violin solos by Adolph Schmidt.
8:25—1mmlgration. I: talk by John E.
Edgcrion. president of the national
Association of Manufacturers. .
3:35——Concert by the Schubert Male
Quartet.
8:50—Violln solos by Adolph Schmidt.
moo—Dramatic reading by Eva. Ba-
con.
9:]0~Cnnccrt by the Schubert Male
Quartet.
9:25—Snunder's McGlnshan's Couri-
ship, by Carl 1.. Marcus. interpre-
iivo render.
9:40—-—l‘iano solo by Augusta An or-
£011.
9:55—Conccrt by the Schubert Mal? .
Quartet. ‘ . ‘ ‘ p ‘ ' .
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Newark. N. J. ‘ BY JAMES \t‘. DEAN mother's. That's what the boy had \
5:00 p, m.——-Tiusiness and industrial NEW Yillil{.——lt was in the third been doing to the girl's heart. I e omes
conditions in the l’nited States as act of “Inbound" that my attention Owen Davis. the fellow who wrote V
observed by the National Industrial was turned from the play. This dis- this heart-pounding play, has been
Conference Board. traction was in the audience. There writing plays for years and years. The
7:00—-Bcdtlme stories by Thornton was great snirfling about me and it artificiality of the stage is in bound" as well as
Burgess. wasn't. among: the women. 5 he seems to have broken through and
Elli—«Stories from St. Nicholas Mag— A s-luaro-i‘uccul Colt sat across the created something so warmly human
nzine. aisle from mv. During intermission i that even he himself must be sur- ~ g . .
8:30—~—Progrmn arranged by the Na— had noticvd that he looked ke a prised, b f t
tlonal TUberculosis Association, prizclightvr. Now he was compressing The story deals with a. family that lg aq orles
New York. , his loxwr lip with his upper. then his sits about like so many carrion crows
8:45—Conccrt by Laura. Ellis. dra- upper With his 10WCXT- Finally he sur- waiting for the mother to die. And .
mntic sofiano. from Toronto. Can. rendered to his handkerchief. then they learn that the estate goes ‘ ’ '1 '
9:15—1'. S. Army night, Two rows in front of me there was to the girl ward. She loves the young- : I" . ~ . _ .
9:55-10:00—Arunmon Time Signals: u thin-rum renew. Previously Im had est m. and m the end he gets N. All property needs the protection afforded by a sound, carefully ertten fire Insurance policy. In
weather forecast, umwnrmi in me as a. cold_ uncmotion- mothers' wealth. ' "
10:01_Cmmmauon of program by I" M Wmm of Home so” or on“ . , , , , fact, the loss of a home often means more to Its owner than theloss of a factory means to a great corpor-
S. Army. Now ho was sobbing. The tearswcrc Perhaps Davis' story didn‘t impress atlon. 7 . ’ 4
I“ W slrv-nxning do“ n. his face. me so much as it did others because I ’ Th _ h . ‘ . _ _ _ -
fl"; :3: bid? 123:: ygziv‘snkzngwitg': l'lzxignltinllnzut11:22:11“?ch 311;; 12““? Silas““:3rthnt;:::tedI71:53:33? 3:131 , at ]S W y .It IS Important to use care In 56 lectmg an Insurance agency. 869k Insurance advice
. » , . . ' _ . . ~- -' as you seek the adVIce of a doctor or a la er— et the b t f th th' ' -
drawings on the Classified Adicrtisinc unvlvr Hm tlnck hnies of Broadway? culnte. negative in almost every re~ Wy g es 01‘ ere are many mgs t0 c0n51der.
page every day. A boy was reading a. letter TITS spect, yet her small universe revolved . .
- — the company back of the-pohcy. Is It well and favorably known?
_ _ . _ ... . , _ -— the protection the policy gives. It It full and complete ?
‘ —- the prevention of unnecessary losses.
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‘ but v1tal to full and sure Insurance. _
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Receivership Sale
EVERYTHING BELOW COST
To make extraordinary attréctive a great many odds and ends, dis-
continued patterns, are marked one-half b e l ow the ‘ factory price.
Buy now for present or future use. Free Storage. Free Deliveries
The Taylor 89* Golden CO.
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Telephone 1230 South Norwalk, Conn.
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Anywhere. .
; LAMPS .. RUGS . '
" LINOLEUM RANGES 1
BUFFETS . " DISHES . . - . : .
31:33:», FLOOR LAMPS GENUINE BARGAIN OFFERINGS BEYOND THE FONDEST DREAMS OF THE ,,
RRIAGES ‘ BEDS . ‘ MONEY SAVER, WILLBE FOUND HERE ON 3’
STROLLERS MATTRESSES » .» _. , . _ ‘ . ’1
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LIVING ROOM SUITES , SPRINGS ‘ -_ *U' -- . ~ . A r g 3.
BED ROOM SUITES PICTURES , 4 . y a . , , ;;
DINING ROOM SUITES WINDSOR ROCKERS ' “ - * . . _ 7 ., « ’ - » n
a . , Those who have visited th ' ' ‘ ' » , - ' ~
HOOSIER KITC ~ , .. , a e Storeon prevmus sale da ' . ' ' .1
CABINETS HEN WINDSOR CHAIRS Jalues they. recelved In merchandise of quality and fieyifilieéghgidmmth etfitraordlfigg ”
SMOKING STAN . BREAKFAST SETS . early Tuesday morning. . , 7 « ’ gmg come L l:
‘ DS SIMMONS BEDS ” , . V ,‘ ~ . _ . . . _
, - . \ - , . .7 ._7 alues upto $1.50 In Corsets nderw 1‘ ‘ " ‘ "-
. Come in and see how we have cut th‘epricwtom k thi 'd . l Boiler 1 ‘Comem’waiStS etc. that are " , I L - H ‘ ii
, D , .th .v _ . . . I _ , now marked .00 or more (£9. 9
last and the largest day of our historical Receiir'eISlili; Salli. ay . ay .7 . é‘ regular price. ' ' , J. p 1 ' , $4 ‘ ' ‘ . ’ .n be had at $1.00 less than th ll
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