(wilt-rill Electric Conwany
I Il-lt'm Standard Time
7 A. ii—Stock market quotations.
. ,, ‘i..—\\'eather forecast.
‘ , V \. lie-”rune signals.
)l.—.\iusic and talk. "0M1
.M 2:00] of HOMOM'
._ of Modern Pricilla).
:1 ——I’roduce and stock market
2:; news bulletins: baseball
. . .. -—.<pccia.l children's program
I. w; 10 Doll. by Anita and Jean
aces 13 and 7 years.
;, it -—~Health Talk. State Den)
» . at Health.
‘v ——i’.n.seball scores.
‘1—.\lusicnl program.
¢Lale Program)
ii.—-Concert program.
~T \Tltlhl “'EAF
» r: m l'vlt‘plmno . Telegraph Co.
49:: Meters.
Li "Sinl'm and Stress Per-
; a : ml and Girlhood." one o!
. .»:' talks by Mrs. Alice M.
‘.; n President of the Feder-
v 512M Study.
_ ,‘r —"5ummer Opera. Plans,"
:varire Frank. one of the
> w: Amr'rican'imprecnnrios.
‘l -«.\n introductory chat by
_ ii ::.:nn. Managing Editor of
: Anlt'l‘lt‘a" for Mme. Edna
~~ M will speak on "Practical
*1 «king America Musical."
—i'rngram by Gimbel Bro-
York Store. Recital by
. v.2lmnur. Lyric Soprano. ac-
ml by Madeleine Vole.
. ‘l, ——C«wncert by Louise Collins
Dramatic Soprano. and Rosa-
rh. .\«~c-ompanist and Violinist.
VJ‘. ll—Popular music by
:1 iliurnn Jr.. Tenor and Will-
'- . in. l’innist.
, ' ' '--‘ P g -
1“.»io-i~ \‘(EY (WW. fie is
till: by llr. Richard Bach. member ot
the Hetropolitau Museum of Art.
“1:43 P. Ida—Arthur A. Feldman. Ten—
or and nonologist. accompanied by
Raymond C. Earle.
b: -10 P. strongman. on "rt-ailing
African Wild Animals." by In. Her-
ti'n Johnson. by courtesy of A. Jechel
& Company.
I: 80- 10: 00 P. Iii—Speeches from the
Banquet to 100 British Visitors given
by the Associated Adhrtising Clubs
or the World. broadcast direct from
the Hotel Pennsylvania. The speak-
cra will be Hon. J. J. Davis. Secretary
of Labor; .Sir Charles Higham of Lon—
don: Ex-Ambauadon J. W. Davis.
E. T. Meredith. lormer Secretary of
Agriculture. and others.
STATION “'03 (405 Meters)
L. 8am a 00.. Newark, N. J.
1:80 P. ll.--"The Building of the
Pyramids" a lecture supplied by P.
F. Collier and Son Company, Pub-
lishers.
2:30 P. M.-—8¢ng recital by Etta
Limpert. contralto soloist at the
Emmanuel Baptist Church of No-
wark. accompanied by Lilian Bec-
ltel.
3:10 P. M.—Continuation ot the series
of readings from the History oi
the United States.
3240 P. M.—-Songa by Etta Limpert.
6:15 P. M.——Songs by William G.
Howard. tenor accompanied by
Camilles Scatturro.
6:30 P.M.—-"Man in the Moon stories"
{or children, copyright of the New-
ark Sunday Call.
7:00 P. M.—A lecture on “Pennsyl-
vania" by Leonard Slingiand.
STATION “Ill (“5 Dieters)
Broadcast Calm
Aeolian Hall. N. Y. C.
m BAIL!
:: P.lL-—Jl'obeannomoedbyradio
Rib-Poor Chow’l‘alk (Cour-
JG of Enter m
0:00P.U‘-lrobealmeedbvm
5:“ P. It. —- Youth's Companion
Radius.
(:10 P. IL—llusloal Stories for Child-
renby Ital-y Piowoea Roman. -
1::0 P. x— 'Looseieat" current top-
cs.
7: 46 P. m—therary talk. (Courtesy
of Harper Brothers.)
8: 00 P. u.—-Oonoort under direction
I(2‘11” m 'l‘iliotson Concert Bu.
u.
RATIO)! WI! (cos Meters)
Central
Aeolian RI. N. Y. c.
(:18 P. J‘s-Plan Rotel Orchestra.
1: so P.H.—-'rebeanaouncedbyradio
3:15 P. lil.-— 'lports". by Wm. J.
Slocum. (Courtesy of N. Y. Times.)
I: 80 P. K—Tenor Solos by William
Gobel. (Classical and Popular
Sousa)
0:00 P. H.-Rentalnder ct program
to be announced.
Mernstein Funeral One
of Largest Held Here
STAMFORD. June 1.—
Mi- Gertrude Hernstein. daughter
0: Kr. and here. .7. ll. llernstein. who
was injured in an automobile accident
Saturday and sub-coma!!! died in the
White Plains Hospital. was yesterday
buried in the Springdale Cemetery.
Rabbi Xe: Arta etiolated at the tun-
erai to which many friends of the
young woman came with wreaths and
flowers.
Mi. Xernstein is survived by. he-
sides her parents. a. brother. Max
Memsteln. local attorney. another
brother. Loch Mernsteiu. and a sister.
Mrs. Julian Schwarts. The 'uneral
was one of the largest ever seen in
Stamtord.
, mum m
IJONDONF-‘l'he Mark has fallen to
815.000 to the Pound. or nearly 70.
000 to the dollar.
.1 —"13 Art “'orth While." a.
3:15 P. M.-—A Little Law {or the
Ladies. by Bessie Isabel Giles. LL.
Hot Santiago de Cuba has only one
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RATE DROPPING
StorkMIdBSSOLessVisits
First‘l‘hreeMonths
’l‘hanYearAgo
The Connecticut birth rat. u up;
decreasing. according to figure. an-
nounced by the state department o!
health. The .iatost available report.
just made public. is for March and
shows that there were 2.67! uni.“
registered. a decrease or 1st over
March. 192:. The total decrease tor
the fist three months of the y‘r
over the same period last year is 930.
January births this year tell oi! 410.
hbruary births tell cl! are.
With' more towns and cities new
reporting an increasing number or
births. the health department ex.
pressed the hope that the turning
point in the birth rate has been
reached. In buietina sent throughout
the state. however. the department
urges caution in basing any compari-
son on the 19:: figures as inst year
was well below the average in the
number of births.
The number of births in March
this year is “0 below the average.
19134913. 111 stillbirths were re.
ported as against 10! a year ago.
4.1 per cent of the total births were
stillbirths compared to 8.0 per cent.
for the same period last year. The
department at health sends out a
series of parental letters to prospec-
tive mothers and urges people to avail
themselves of these to reduce the
number of stillbirths.
Not only do the March birth figures
show a decrease over last year but
also over 1921.
During March. ‘7! marriages were“
performed. an increase 0! nttyone
over a year ago. The average num—
ber of marriages for the month is
556, making this year seventy-seven
below the average.
rr. ' dern soda fountain.
While 1.931 deaths were reported.
IGGLY WIGGLY FOR NORWALK
\ - an
m m ”the number ot deaths last year were
‘ below m and h an“ OK.
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You. my dear. will look after the
aileesotlemcn.”
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we the other. inlays—W
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llncraaeoteenoverhlarch.‘ is”. mpnmm mon- ‘
A'guahingmatronwas getting
an atteruoon aflairand called' on a
W... somewhat elderbdanuel who had
Bummeehcallstortheaaorciu prosthesis-aim.
ctdldilerentmuscles “New pattered
of low mortality
the matroti. .
Schultze’s v Week-End Specials
Pork Roast.............22c lb‘. F‘resh Shouldersm 14c ib‘.
Small Legs of Spring Lamb Fore-quarters Spring“ Lamb .
“«SltotllderStealt'..........l6c lb. ShoulderPotRoast......l5clb'.
FancyHenTurkeyS......'40clb. FancyFowls............35cl5. .
LargeRoastingChicléens..38clb. PrimeRibRoast...24ct032c,lb.
mam.........34on. an Lamb Chops use it.
www;....... seen. Loinhinb Chops 55c 11:.-
Porterhocu Steak 40o n. Lamb Stew 15o n.
Hmburrliotk.......16cib. Veal Outlet 40.: lb.
mom 23cm. LoinVeathops......36clb.
Rump ofVeal ........ Isolh.
we Butter PotBoast, 24o
road has Pot Roast, 18c to.
heel Liver 12c lb.
OalvesLivcr W. coon.
Smoked Shoulders . . .~ . . . 14c 1b.} Puritan Regular Hams . . 25c lb'.
PuritanSkinnedBackHams 27c lb.
SunlightButter . . . . . . . . . 48c lb. lStrictlyFreSh Eggs . . . . 34c doz.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets.
THIRD STORE 01' LOCAL 0w
On completion 0! quarters already leased on Main Street, Nor.
walnut thenewbuildingtobeoccuued partlybythePostOilloe.
Piczly “’iggly Fairichd Inc, will open its Store No. 3. Store No. 1
i~ located in Stamford and Store No. a in Greenwich. Both Stores
are popular bet-sum: of high grade groceries sold at a low price level,
and the convenient Piggly Wiggly Shopping System.
LOCAL, PIGGLY WIGGLY INDEPENDENT UNIT
Plggly Wiggly Fairneld Inc.. has never had any financial con-
nection with Manhattan I’iggly Wiggly, which operated stores in
Bridgeport and New Haven no well an In New York State. Neither
has it any financial connection with Piggly Wiggly sures. Inc, re-
u-ntly the subject or financial ooument because of manipulation on
the New York Stock Exchange. '
Pizgly “igxly Fairdcld Inc. is and always lac best an inde-
pr-mlmt financial unit licensed to operate stores in Greenwich. Stam-
mni. Norwalk and So. Norwalh under a perpetual franchise obtained
Hum-t from Plggly “'igxly Corporation of Memphis. Tenor-cc, where
Hw Piggly “'iggly System oflgiunted.
Not a share of stock of Piggly “1‘eg Fairlie“ is owned by any
min-r Piggly Wiggly Organization. nor by oflccs of sud: other
«unnilntion. lts own oilloers and directors are all residents or either
\lzunl’nfil or Greenwich.
PROSPBBOUB BUSINESS
'llw lnutneee o! the corporation has been neonate] from the
hp nm.‘ of its first store. Quarterly dividends at the annual rate of
(”fill per cent. In." ball [I‘d to all mm The ”in”
haw won more than four times the dividend monuments. so that
a surplus has already been want“.
The success of Piggly Wiggly Fail-field Inc, is due to careful
m mm: methods, a convenient shopping system for costumes and
iii! mumi policy of curring to the public not only the benedt o!
a in“ prim- Jere), but also an opportunity to share in the profits or
ih!‘ lmkinesg
PROFIT SHARING
ltisnbflmlwtmmmm gr-adegsvocmesatlow
l‘flrvs in our stores are saving money. It is W obvious that
M "whim: ditidena from shares held in the me corporation.
lhu nrt'olinrln‘hmll VIII!!! theirownedoruhelpinpsrtto
l‘iggly “15eg nmummnmummum
ll’t .i'.ll
goodwillaeatedhythhattitndootwillingmsstooooperaeeby
allowingehare-owncrshlpmthecorporation. Eachshare-ownerpar-
ticipntalntheearuinuoiallitsstores. Theidcaisnotnew. It
haslongbeeuinsucoesstnlopu-ationinEnglandsndScotlsnd.
Boonnaeweantoopcnastuohhorwslhwenowoflereo‘
reeldatsoth’orwalhanopportnnityeobooomcprohtsharessthmgh
WMMMMtPerOcuLPnlcnedSloohwhichis
alsocntuulattyesndpu-uupatiag. Mendelian-mend!“
anonmpntedhantdaeeotpurchaso. Atpreseutwevrilllndudoa
benuincotumenstockesualtoooeanhthenonberotprderred
sharcspurchased. Sharesmsybeouleredinanso‘untsoieioom
upwardsinevenhundreds-
ransom; sunnin-
'l'hestaisnienthelewsnowswhctotubusinoesaeoompllshedbe-
tweenMaylo.andboounbaao,ibal’.aperiodotlmtheneight
mouths. ltuequauyrequiresayoarormorebcioreanewoor-
pseudo-mahowapsodt. Ourbuainuwascouserratirelyoperated
andhaeboenpeofltablenoutheverybeginnlng.
Theadditiouodmorestoresshouldmakeitemmosepsodtnble
ainoeourpleeeutadminlstraureorgauhntionneednotbeincnoased
inthesameprcportioc. Thestatcsneotistakeuuotnouraonual
Maud-completemottherepatwiubomafledtoauyone
carequese. Wenonausmuoawacoupontonowhgtnengm.
Inocualderlngthemattsroibeoomingashareholda,wenaahe
them-W—
nyonwbntoousultathirdpcraa.byallmeansdoso.mahing
uu-dmummmgaooctmywutymm Goa...
petttiontormeneyishauertodaytlunitwas‘amago.
numtihstanythirdperaoncousultsdbesomoo-ewhowould
yonwnethercrnctyon
justthenpcud-webopetoheveyouierastorecunomer.
byohtsinhuyonrgoqdwlllandwe
goodwillolaoommunitytobeourmcst potentasset.
PIGGLY WIGGLY FARFIED, INC
Wmmmw,m
Assure unm‘ ' moons era-muss! ‘
- :1 20 to December 30.1923
rump! M: {$5700. wim: ...‘ $110,851.18
rash ...... .......8 - Mammy: maggot.11
Matthieu Handled .. W.“
:‘W m‘m 19‘1&,! ‘1?” W‘ 1')". “1w _ I"
lnu-ntory at Cool .. 9,008.1? V w PM” “00000 . at Oost_.. mosaic _ g
liipmcn.m etc. mold-www- - .moutotcooas '-
quess Wm '13“ Note-m ...... ””1” Sold .............. “05
#
Prop-ta issuance 210.38 Capital W_ ’ a... M We “seam
nrranisatiou and 0t!!! 2 M ‘gw ....... “moo ., mmmmw r
Deferred M a 0 WM .1 W
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l‘nnmortiaod Disco-u a 1mm lei-ed
and Expense ....... 9,316.80 {.181, no pr ........- - 33mm”! '1.
anew ...$ 8.81-
rmm ac"... Cost ”as.“ m.uw... 5.1M! ‘13:“ rue "3-“
Total ‘ W 3. m Le:"~“‘""" m‘“ ' *- , w — "H "-
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8948 HAIR II. 1' oawanx—umoan Ail. AND WASHINGTON 81.. IO. NORWALI.
””0313. GIOMBTOW'K, DARE, BTW”, BLACK BOOK. 33.110090“.
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Norwalk m... 7 Know; f
a? Real Bargain. ..... *
Two WEEKS 'AGO WE ANNOUNCED-ASALE 0E
NULCAN WATER HEATERS 'AT SPECIAL‘ LIBEEAL'
TERMS. THE RESPONSE WAS mMEDIATE. OUR
APPLIANCE STORE HAS INDEED. BEEN 'A 13st
PLACE EVERY DAY. . ,7
mm 200 HEATERS ARE BEING ofifEEED AND
THEY ARE GOING RAPIDLY.
~c,‘
.Vulcan Water Heater '
set up in your home for '
Priceluchidesfurnishhlgandmstalflnglhe f_
'Heaiorinymhomnoonplete, ready foruse A:
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myinrfu'fi.
Dclaysanednngerous. '-,
Norwalk Chronicler