. .AY,MAY‘1s,issai'-. 1fyRadioProgram \n. 1' (ago Meters) 1 Nilf‘nt‘t'lld’, N. I. 1.4'nrrll Electric Co. :1:.—-pr0duce and stock nar- Ar. 9, . ..T‘auons; news bulletins; rl‘n”! gulls. , r , ._'mlk for tho children. H ,1 v-llrjnlth talk. "Eradicating , s1, in Cattle " State Do. lily-3’” of Health. ' .. _Iznsoball scores. ) V. l 1‘ "The Lion ~ ref-llama drama lid (“-3 House." "...-1:111 nrnl selection. ’ w ,Y Instrumental Quartet ' ... 1 Hit: 1 ion and the Mouse" .................. . Hornblow ' Ihe Cast . . Horace Roberts .Viola Karwowska csmore ";‘-i' V“ fins-mare . .. linssmore. their daughter ................ Ruth Schilling ' ,1, n “tout. Judge Bossmoro's .\ .. n. ~- ..... Severn Le Valley . .01. r m}. it Ryder. a financier " Edward H. Smith ‘ ,Eu—rwi ludcr. his son a .......... Edward E. St. Louis ~ , .r. R. Rydcr's secretary ................. Frank Oliver 5"" 1'1 " llnlml‘ll ............ James S. Mullarkey RA" 1:1 lwris .. Margaret V. Smith [1 ~ icy-The Rosemoro home in a 7 1“!) on Long Island. l‘rr-st‘nt. 1. .ruinl selection. “A Dance r’ .w "n Days" (Minuet). Hadley Quartet 1-. ll<<ln the library of John .. llxdnr‘s home. ~~ . 1. ~ Thrm weeks later. wrnml selection. waltz, Quartet ,\ ‘ HP—Snmo as Act II. ~ ,. .- Same weeks after. . — mnnisl selection. Quartet 1-. xv—The Sitting Room oi _r‘ . -- Rossmore's suite in the Ry- s CO-I‘IOQ“. ' ,., \'r~rt morning. a: 1—1“ "tonfnl selection. Frank Orchestrpl selection ' Contralto solo. :16 p. m.-—-"Home :30 p. :00 p. m.—Uncle Paul :16 p. m.——Literary talk. :15 p. m.-—Current topics. lithogra- 10: 30 D Ila—Concert program. Orchestral selection. WG!’ Instrumental Quartet Contraito solos. Harriet Ensign Orchestral .soloctiom Quartet Menus. Piano solo. Quartet Harriet Ensign Piano solos. . Frank MacKenna Orchestral selection. Quartet Contralto solo Harriet Ensign Piano solo. Frank MacKenna Orchestral selection. Quartet W03 (soo Meters! Garden Hints.” supplied by the National Garden Bureau. . 18 p. inc—Baseball scores. :18 p. m.-—-—Songs by Grace 3. Hip- plo of Belleville. N. J. , m.—“Man in the Moon Stories for the Children." copyright of the Newark Sunday Call. :00 p. m.——Popular numbers by Tom Cooper’s Conntry Club orchestra. WJZ (455 METERS) Aeolian Hall. New York City. :00 p. m.-—Student concert of the Music Students’ league. :45 p. m.—Youth's Companion read- lngs. Seligman‘s talk to the kiddies. :15 p. m.—4t. Nicholas stories. :80 p. n.40prano solo by Mme. Toni Neuhaus. v courtesy Harper Bros. :00 p. m.—Plano solos by Samuel Aronson. prepared by the Institute for Public Service, by William Allen. :80 p. m.—Soprano solo by Mme. Toni Neuhaus. 45 p. m.—Talk under the auspices of. the National Tuberculosis asso- ciation. V ‘ s: so p. m.—Piano. solo by. knael Aronson. 9:15 p. ms—Concort by Orphsun Cir- cult artists under the] arshlp or Beatrice Bowman. 4 NW Program to be announced by radio. ‘ATTHETIIEATRES PALACE VAUDEVILEE Farewell Program OIesed to. Gog—city Houses and PleadoAll. The Palace iareweu vaudeville bill is one that about everybody in Nor- walk will want to see. .Openlnt yel- terday to largo-houses. thiszshow’was enthusiastically received audit is suro to grow in popularity at sucha rats that standing ‘room is going to be pretty scarce tomorrow night. The bill is without doubt one 0! the liveliest that unseen oflered here this year. The "Royal Danes opened the show withlaomo splendid dance novelties that were pretty and pleas- ing. George Mack’s ‘songo and his chatter won him. a place with the au- diance at the very.outset, and his et- i'orts were much appreciated. York and Maybelle‘in "I‘ArnSorsy." was a laughable bit of comedy or tragedy or whatever else it'is. ”‘Zelda Santley. known as "Little ‘Miss Everybody" in songs and dialogue won instant ap- proval. Zemater and Smith. the dy- iug minstrels closed the show with a lightening novelty presentation. The picture ofleredyesterday and repeat~ Trail ot' the Lonesome Pine is one of the best bits that Miss Minter has exec- done.- ADA)! AND EVA New Marion Davies Prodnaion Closes Bun atBegust My. Marion Davies’ new picture. “Adam and Eva" which opened a three days' run at the Regent Theatre Wednes- huminflalnflteeealsirfleldAvenno.asdcanaenm ‘1—7 nut-unwise». 1!. has. Better wraps at reduced prices All '1 In 'Handsome wraps and coats. of them that have sold up to $100 are included in. this of- fer, Plush jackettes. fullness and long sweeping lines made from twill cord, velours and rich velvety fab- rics and camel's hair—fancy braided model coats. Blithe smarter styles! All with handsome linings! 'All tailored with exquisite care! lots at three prices far below their ori $47.50 555 569. 50 Capes of All oflered in three al morkings Splendid selection if made i ' early. They will be remark— ed ready at 'these lowered prices Friday morning. Second 'iio or. center a Styles change in women ’s shoes. And there are more diverse styles shown this year in for a long time. This means a constant accumula- Ben of odds and ends. All perfectly good! Sonic of the “5'1 es you willlikoi In some of them you will surely find Your size! \hout 500 pairs consisting of patent leather and black “d pumps, both' Whips With junior leel ls—brown Jkid oxfords with h and military heels—black satin eels—brown calf pumps with low military heels—brown calf prorcls both low and military heels and many other Files that have each and every one sold for much lore. Ready Friday at 34.75;." .. lain noonroar A clean-up of women ’s hats handed to sell for. ”SaleFriday moms“. hg- Hereamthcloveeredfiefl Odds-endemic! tty: style crea— dings-cut from yours colors andmstsr- is. Mus—am. ”1m: Comfortable union suits These union'suits are de- signed to give the same feel~ ing of cool freedom that runners have in their track suits. ~ ‘ “Sexton” union suits are in nainsook pin checks, self stripes—made full and well finished. Buying in Quantities we have established a low price on them as well as a reputa- tion for proven satisfaction. Men watch for this. opening announcement each year. Here it is .menl “Sexton” 'on suits for men, 95cde 1.15. ‘ Youths, bo _ and girls, 75c. A special for boys, 50c. Main floor. » right. Iron: CorSet' * ‘ special $1 The result of a purchase we are able to ofier' these fine elastic Imihip corsets in fled brocade.. A long low bust medium long skirt cor- set in striped brocade. "A medium bust long hip corset with broad trout steel-— these of flesh coutiL—sizes so to 33. ed today. Mary Miles Minter in "rho - Stopdewhmyoa ‘ uncommon!“ :. ”adorn. gen don’t . V ougebar .They * be the last opportunity for Nor-walk- ' ersto see m- Davies in the successor: to ':When Knighthood Was in Slow; or.” The supporting cast includes many well-known stars and the pic- ture is lavishly, but carefully made. It is one of the ranking pictures or the year. , ...—___— . Bialto on Sunday Evening, ‘ . Attracts Attention < The announcement made yesterday that'the feature picture ‘at the Rune Theatre on Sunday evening. Monday and Tuesday. of next week. would be the photoplay adaption of Kathleen Norris' powerful novel. "Brsss” hag caused quite a bit or comment in Norwalk. ‘ This picture has been shown e o crowded _houses in New York city, where .it was first shown several weeks ago. This is the first time that the picture has been shown outside of New York. in this section of the East. ; The story is one that deals with the present-day marriage. divorce. and triangle problems. and set is not one that is an unwholesomo picture or story. It is handled in the author‘s is said to make the moral or the messetosurt “new“... best style and the photopla‘y adaption ‘ manner than‘lt did in the book. It A! a picture that critics have pronounced to be "well worth seeing.” Deaths from the bubonic plague in Europe tron 1845 to 1851 numbered 25,000,990. about one-fourth of the world's population. Ellison-Powell Corporation does. no more t buy: a ' mhehaslmedfi-om‘ expensnco,1tishardfora mantorealizothat any fire mn' be so surefootbdon allkinds of roadsandinallkindsofweather as the Kelly Kant-Slip Card is, or that anyfiro can give such consistently long mileage under all conditions as the Kelly Cord For sale wbmveryoa see this sign _ AAAAAAAAAA-AAAAAAAAAAAAA‘AAA‘AAAAA-AA‘-A‘A‘A-A-A-AAAAAAAA‘AAAAAAAAA-A‘AA..-AAAA‘AAAA‘AAAAAAAA‘AAA-A‘A‘-AAAAAAAA vvvvvvvvvvv"vv'vV'vvvvvvvvvvv'v'vvvv.‘v'v"v V'Vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvvv7"vvvvvv‘v'va'vvvvvvv'vvvvvvvvvvv-v 14': Washington Street South Norwalk. Phone 3213 ' ' New York Markets In DAILY mm; W 4...; ,_ 1f -.W- _p_ 13an snvnn ' , , 1, . _ \ - . day. closes there today and this will story go home in even arstrongef ‘. 55 min Street Norwalk Phenom ' SPECIALS Small Lean Fresh Shoulders (4 to 6 lbs.)' SmauPui-it'anHams..............:25c1b. SmokedShoulders...............121/2cslb. SmallRoasthrk 21c lb LeanFreshI-Iams 24clb. Ends of Sperry&Barnes Hams . . . . . 22c lb. GoldeanstFowl................. 38c lb. FancySmallFowl........~...........35c lb. NATlV E VEAL Shoulder Native Veal, 20c lb. Stew‘Veal, solid meat, 28c lb. .Rib Veal Chops 30c lb. LoinVeathops 35clb. Oomed Sperm-lb: 180 lb. Stestmb 1201b. ' SPRING LAMB Sm.LegsSprlngLamb,34clb., Sm. Shoulders Spring Lamb 200 lb. Bib Lamb Chops 386 lb. Loin Lamb Chops .... 48c lb. Large Fancy Roasting Chickens . . . . 37c lb. Shoulder Steak . . . 150 lb. BoundSteak ...... .28clb. BirloinStesk ........ 3261b. Shoulder Potkoast .. 14c lb. Sticking Piece Pot Roast ......... . 18c lb. Bonelesskibnoast. 28cm. Breadt!utter30ast,22clb. Bostonlolls ...... ,, 160 lb. BonelessPotnoast .. 18cm. PrimeRibBoast.... 2801b. TopSirloinRoast....30clb. EXTRA HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Proshrlate ..........8c lb. Fresh Chopped Beef, 12i/3c lb. PreshBeotLiver 120 lb. LargeSmokedHams, 22c lb. BegunumpOomed m. cJéiédsééi 7. n Boneless CornedBeef, Ibo lb. Prankfurts..........20clb. 301°“. asses-sored m m. Liverwurst 200 lb. Naval Oranges . . . . Cabbage: Fruit and Vegetable Dept. Fancy Berries ..... 28c bkt. Nico Sweet Potatoes .. be lb. ammmmnoa LargorancyOrangesJchos. MediumOrangss ..-49o dos. ..39cdos. . ...... .....7c lb. Nice Spinach ..... 85c pk. Tomatoeafllbs.........2bc Large Grape Fruit. 3 for 200*, rancyLemens nodes. l'ancyli’sttring Beans ........ 150 t. Onionaslbs. ..... ..... $0 141 WASHINGTON Sr. ..—---- The Washington Market -—— All Meats U. S. Inspected — PHONE 1113 the lowest possible prices. Our business is still good. ~ buy where they are always sure of getting the best quality at \ WARNING! Look out for frozen beef this week; we understand that thereisalotofitintown, especiallyinrounds. WE HAVE NONE 01' THIS m1). People find that it pays to Week End Specials Smoked Shoulders 121mm Fresh Shoulders 15c lb. Rumpsoneal.................... 28c‘lbf. BrendandButterPotRoast .........2n~ lb. LegsofLamb 38clb. chimelibnosst. .mn. yshauidumsom..1ocn. chance Bed no 15. Sohdnanl’otlosst, 18c n. amiss-m ”on. WM....... 160 lb.- IibhmbOhops....iOslbr mmvum....3soa." savanna-Junction. BsstLivsr 14.1..» Ind,ldverwurst..fleb. - 1. FancyFowls(5toGlb.average) .....38c lb. marlin-renounceaumu 141. wssnmcmn eraser.
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