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_\'»i'.i"ll development! 0:
. ywpurcd by “’omen‘s
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{-1 I'iiiil‘l O, 1.0““ 8. Still-
.‘~lll$li‘. Temple of the
- l‘mil. scores to' be.
'3‘ i‘flu‘n mlnuts after
litisic Temple of the
Home llcnutifill." an
.ntiml home decora-
i lLIlzvi \V’nlh.
.. ”rig of the New
Wiiivnurit of ' Forms
."nm and Home Re-
' tram "I‘uppy Dogs'
vzwn Kent, courtesy
~ ifi :IIletI‘j.
‘I' .iiiiiilo‘f} Talk.
it tulle on
their
lllt‘ll"
care, by.
i
r. by Miss Anne ltob-i
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is Money." prac-'
yrmiicai pocple. by
.2; «Linlridgc. of Col-
”qty.
Ir; mats Amie iiob-‘
in I‘rngress in
or the Liiiversity of
. -:’ the Air series of
. Hamilton Institute.
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.mi siciinls lllld weather
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w i It by llit: Hotel
I .m l.v.;».I3;i.. under the
Winn of Bernard 30‘1-
liroads'uy.
Nani by
broadcasting
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I tor-national Interpreter
'in r Aspect of Wld
\- i‘rv-Ilvl‘ll‘k Dixon.
..- . mi by Mrs. William '
pt'lsllln. "‘
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triirorluctionl on
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W's Iii :lit ' liili 5" read by
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“'iislirnl by tho.- U. S.
a .i‘ l'l. rinsing iii-port on
'cmiiiv» .\l;t'rki~t, ltcport.
, v.4 Markets n ttg}: and
. Iisx. ( losing Stork Blar—
.2‘; turnisln d by Elmer 1!.
xi tmnpany members of
York nn'i , Boston Stock
9
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i‘mtiew of vomit-
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isiun Poll 4 l" 'Iiltillill‘lt‘l's.
\\'..I.Z. 6:45 p. m.—-Code Prsctice.
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11.00 A. LIA—"American
11:20 A.
200 1’.
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Number Sixty-Ono. Amrsd Bulletin
Board.
:30 p. m.-—Evening Program.
W. 0. It. (406 Dieters)
Rowan-kph. J.
:30 p. m.—"Rs.dio" and “Shut Ins"
-—-a. talk by Mabel Littell.
:40 p. m.-——Songs by Wanda. do More.
or New Rork. Miss do More is one
of the youngest colon-slurs. sopra-
nos on the concert stage. Program
to be announced over radio.
-z55 p. m—"Learning to Drive" s.
talk by E. Clifford Brokaw, Tech-
nical Director. New York City
West Side Y. M. C. A. Automobile
Schools.
:10 p. m.-—Songs by Wanda. do Mora.
grogram to be ennounced over ra-
lo.
:30 p. m.-—-Continustion of tho read-
int; of "Little Journeys to the
Homes of the Great" by Elbert
Hubbard.
:15 p. m.—"Home Garden Hints"—
supplied by the National Garden
liureaii.
:16 p. m.-—"Psychology 0: Memory"
by Loon Monvs. Instructor of Eng-
llsl‘ Central High School. Newark.
as" p. m.—“Mnn in the Moon Sto-
ries for the Children" copyright of
the Newark Sunday Call.
:00 p, m.—Piano numbers by John
Heplcr.
m.—l‘lasel)nll Scores.
STATION “\VEAF" (492 Meters
I New York
Movies in
Other Lands." a talk by Mrs. Adele
Woodward. President of the Nation-
nl Motion Picture League.
M —“Clothes and a Career."
by Miss Edith Burtis. Editor of a
Fashion Syndicate Service.
M.—Solos by Alice N. Thomas.
Soprano. accompanied by Mr. Swan.
M.—I’Iano rccliol by Mrs.
llcnry C. Schulz. .
M.—-Soios by Alice N. Thomas.
Soprano.
\i. ——Solos by 8. Ernest Bang.
baritone, accompanied by A. V.
I liifrio.
no P. M. —Piano
Henry C. Schulz.
M.——Solos by S. Ernest Bang.
Baritone. .
lil.—Solos by Elizabeth Tudor.
Soprano. accompanied by Sidney
llorlon Lowe.
' I’. M.——“'l‘hc Totem Polo Indians
tlic Paciilc Coast." by Dr. Pliny
ll, loddard. Curator of the Depart—
mom or Ethnology. one 0! a series
of "Nature Study" talks to be given
luv u-ientists and curators or the
.-\m» rican Museum of Natural His-
lOl)’
recital by XIII.
mm P ‘i. ——Violin recital by Miss mg-
rid. Sititongren.
by Jean C.
Rodd. who has given several suc-
_ ct-ssi‘ul concerts in the East.
“’ 1‘. M.\'iolin recital
grid Slettcngrcn.
.\i.—Solos by Elizabeth 'I‘uLo.
Soprano.
M.-—-Pinno Solos by Jean C.
by Miss la-
Redd.
. zoo—10:00 P. lit—Program by Gimln-l
Brothers New York Store. Donor
music by the ’l‘cnncsscans Orchestra.
rompnscil of Alfred Lerner, piano:
Mr. Itiutc‘izc. violin: William John-
son banjo: Arthur Pugliese. saxo-
Iih'vnv; .lt‘l‘r3‘T1llll9, drums: Sol
Rupiah, trumpet; Bruce Manes. sax-
! lillrlil".
T.l.—-“Prcparedness." a. talk
by l.ir-Iit“n:1nt-Colonel J. H. M. Dud-
lv‘y. int. t). it. 0.. U. S. A.
i
It“! re the American ; HQ} 5"
ration closes its f
riti’on in Russia, ”tit-"P900”
, .xith the coming harvest. it Wm
‘1
.
' i i and undoubted”
u‘ht‘d a record for international
t‘z’ I‘m: 500% tio and
TWP-f" on a nsness bill.
5:": its system of food 3“
.z icmittances, it wt! sblo g
i .l the general
rI *i it glide glikoign'
Alvin-ti hei t ll’
’ ' er the feeding of“
- 4‘ 4' -u
;~ .n of a sin 1.93 d-ii"
'ii.T.l:l""L10n 0"
u m- Cmgressional m 03 M
no relief 4
: ~- mntrolled the 61um W»
. ~r- l) l;:.0000,000 W0
'-"r"‘ persons daily, without “It
«In...
5“ --.-."'2.u .. I'llS. ~
. - u w ”awn-realm...“
Leech Lake (Minnesota) ..
Mosvand, Telemarken (Non
The following is o lle‘ t3§
spproximsto capacities of the largest
reservoirs in the world: In “fifths, .
’m itfisermf£ea$ ,
ads completed what is. claimed .tg- ébo- ,
the ingest storage reservoir for ”I"
purposes in the world. The' ’
Storage Dun. in the upper port o: the-
:St. Maurice Rixer “tanned. in the
Province of Quebec. Canaan, shares
the control or the water which is sup.
plied from s. Gm arcs. of 1.690
square miles. It is of interest thstth‘
highest dsin oi'_sny or these roost-rem
is at Ari-Wreck. Idaho.
354 feet to the top of the parapet wall.
It measures
Millions of sgllons
247.000
way) ................
i
zouoo‘
Navy Wants Men; Will
short 24. 000 men 0.
dun]: I:
over of enlisted personnel,
pciiy officers in all
Service.
the } oung men
the Vat-.y
the coming year.
electrical.
plumbers.
machinist,
yeomnn.
giene
Moosehead Lake (Maine).177.000
Ripogenus (Maine) .. ..... 157.000
Clear Lake Klamathw (Ore.) 150,000
Shoshone (Idaho) ........ 1t$000
Ashokan (New York( . . . . 182.000
Twin Lakes (Maine) ..... . 123.000
Hebcgen (Montana) ...... 116:000
Tirso. not completed (Ssr- .
degna, Italy) . .......... 110,000'
Medina (Texas) ......... . 88.000
Big Meadows (California) . . 9,6,.000
:ridgewater (North Cami) 341.000
lanontan (Nevada) ...... . 06.090
Arrowrock (lduho) . . . . . . .
Be 24,000 Short Soon?
The Bureau of Navigation has made
public the news that the Navy will I».
post. time.
ntiengih during the coming year. As
the last twelve months. this
shortage “ill entail an immense turn-
leaving
considerable vaca nc‘es in the rating of
branches of the
The Engineer Department
will be hit the hardest in that most 0!
enter the Navy to
learn the various trades and when
they do they soon find steady employ-
ment in civilian life and remain out o!
The Navy Department will maintain
all the various trade schools during
Men enlisting for
the Medical Department are to he sent
to the Pharmacists School at Ports-
mouth, Y ., while enlisting ;for the
carpenters.
coppersmlth. or
musician school are to be sent to New-
port Training Station (or preliminary
tinining period in sanitation and by-
Stillson.
During the last tweixe months ’Coso
nccticut furnished 540 boys (or lit. '0'
S. any and
openings this year it is expected that
stiict requirements for enlistment will
with the exceptional
this number “ill be doubled. The
be maintained as usual and only the
RECOVERED FROM
STOMACI! mm
"Had stomach trouble three years
and finally was in bed eight weeks
writes A. i...
"The doctors
with terrible cramps,"
Lyons. Dayton. Ohio.
did not help me end I could' hold
nothing on my stomach. Tried Foley
Cathnrtic Tablets and now em I well
man. Can eat anything." Sour stom-
ach. headache. bad breath. biliousneu
and other digestive disorders quick!)
overcome with Foley Cathsrtlc Tob-
lets. Do not gripe. pain or navel-ate.
Powell. Corporation .—-‘Adv.
Where the Millions Came From That
America Has Spent for Starving Russia
Gstun (Panama) ......... 1. 378.000 ,
Gouin. St. Maurice River
Quebec) ..........,4...' 1,200,000
Elephant Butte (N. Merton) 868.000
Assuan (Nile River) . . . . . 650.010
Roosevelt (Arizona) . . . . . . 425.000
Pathfinder (Wyoming) . . . . 81.3.00
Lake Winnibigoshish (Min- $33,900
Nesota) ' .............. 388,000
Jackson Lake (Idaho) . . 270.000
Burrinjuck (Australia) . . . . 802.000
91,000
I
l
HAS THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY
PACm m IN NORTH AMERICA.
Ami!"
best- :a‘en available will be accepted
'80: the New. During the last fiscal
year the average roan accepted was
one out o! twelve spplcsn'ts. . ~
H0mm30,1uno 1234-!th U -
amiss: nvcrnment has decided to
dost s foreign icon of fifteen million
gold pesos. the grater part of which
will be um in covering budget dc-
ncits ot last year and the year ending.
June so.
mummmponm.mnnnwur¢m
umwlflethemu open.
* Sarazen Qualifies
TROON. Scotland. June 12. (Asso-
ciated Press)—The ten lending low
scores in yesterday's first’round of the
qualifying plsy in the open champion-
ship Were as follows: .
Braid 7!, Robson 78.
Wingate 73. Butchart
Kirby '73, Lockhart
HEEL? WIGGI-Y FWD: Inc.
«om so. Stamford, Codi.
' C. “3. L7". Gcn'l. M'g’r.
Kindly send me more information about W
‘G t78. l htl-nbovologlcorporstim.
73, Tingcyfls, I
74. Benson 75
URUGUAY SEEKS IOAK ,
u
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wuss-ssun's-us.n.a.osnu-nso...nos-coo-ssusscsooooot
>‘—-.-- '-. ‘-- '-- '--. ‘-- -- --' -- --’ --
Wedding presents or. only accepted
knowledge of hygiene among parents. '
by members at the British royal {sm-
ity from people with whom they are
personally acquainted. or trom public
bodi ei-
OPEN EVENINGS
Herd 77. Ray 17.
Farrell 80 and Hagen 32.
VICTROLAS AND RECORDS
At Terms Convenient To You.
L. M. PIKE CO.
Palace Theatre Bldg.
PHONE ”0
50m NORWALK. CONN.
CI» I»
and Smith-15. 4 ‘ '
Other low cords turned in w‘ere:
Taylor 76. Vardon 78. Kirkwood 78.
Mitchell 77. Tolls?
78 Armour 78 Duncan 78.80121)”
.Clsrke 79. Barnes 80. Aulblch 80.
I Street Address-.,'..‘...........'...............'..........;..-
14 West Avenue
‘ QUAKER STATE on.
' ‘ “A Plane That's Different." .
We'ekeo Auto Supply Co.
Phone 2267
»~au o
[sroflisficd 1657
Store closes daily at 6 o'clock.
Summer, the playtime of the year
‘ , Sports Shoes on Randy
Many models ingeniously adapted for all so
casions. Hiking, golf, tennis, motoring or walkinl
about the beach—a comfortable shoe is necessary
. ’r . .I §$24 50 and yet gives pCl'fGCt {mm
A; . _ cw” w now check
X , . ' 'Md no? " “ New PerfectionA Blue l-‘hme Stovcsnln four sizes;
E '17.} 7 4% Voyage. Plaited» Skirts ~ , - . One bum” 5‘31”, “3-75
‘ . _: Twoburherstyl'e, ‘31?”
13;“. PM Cum 5' W ”a . Three burner style, 823,50
colored art? paper inhi- ‘83 M1 ,~ , -Four burner style 829-59
' e305 which can. . Rodi-Inn! ‘ k ’ ’
. f _ .. MW Cak Stoves with Superfex burn}
- Grey roowith gray kid trimming.
Brown Done with Rumn calf trimming.
Gray in combination with black.
All White Nix-buck.
These in Oxfords and Ono-Imp Pumps, soon
with soles of crepe rubber.
$3.00 sud 3104'!) s psir.
”do“
‘ ‘ Handkerchiefs
TheldndfoandutionGifb
. macaw, 75m,$1.00to$5£I
WW 50¢..31.00to$5.00‘
CropoDauvinéshndsu-chiefniae, 81.08'
WW0, $1.00t032-50
saw for young men graduates, in
white, hcmstitched, 75 cis. to 82.50
Pengoes with hand drawn threads, $1.2!
Cordsdljncnfinfiuchflsflcu,$l.00to$z50
Pisln Linen unmatched. quarter to one inch hems.
75 ch. to $1.50
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Sports Dresses _
Unlversslly worn by women everywhere A r
The call to tennis, golf, boating, or any other .
.kind of summer sport demands a comfortable yet WMWSMWM will “'-
becanlng dress. Cnepiece models have reached ' . Center-molds
their highest point in popularity because they meet a . - " .
Ill requirements of sport loving women. The en- , . . , "Dress Linen
jo'ymcnt as well as the success of a game depends
largely upon the correct costume.
A Selected Group marked $24.50
”Full Silks, the right soil for warm summer
days. They are cool, made l’OOiTiy to allow for free: '_ _ '_ ' 9 Third m. fl,
(tom of movement, and are easily slipped on and off . ‘ . ,
in plain Eoiors and checks, made On strictlylaliorcd DemoriStratioi'l 'NOW Going On 7 2
lines. with three-quarter length Sleev'es. _ “ Newfcrfochon Blue Flame m .
thFhmchreuegall prc‘shmnksothcy “30m
2 Kg!“ “mmggaggg‘gggvaegdagnéfifi $3211}: ill the basement housefurnisliing store is an
Selina men, soft in texture a... of right
Weight in blue, green, lavender, rose, tan, gold and
brown. Cue yard wide. ‘
89ctssyd.
i
ex ert ox xlainln to housekeepers all the details '
and low collars with ties. cognate with- 53¢ my Perfection Cook Stoveg‘.
mm 1;: W CM”: PM ‘ Neither "kin'd of stovcls more useful, especially
through the summer months, as it is economical
in , b' no, be" e, :
unfralyi'ght‘sqand dgk
brown. Cystcr who; x -
1159
mm: find We: ' ~
$12.50 - ;_{-_.‘~
ens; .
With twobnrnus,
:lhreeburucrs,
.7 ;Fmirbunicrs. _ '
AboatunlmeoftalianvensBrollers,
TastemWickgetc. fortheabove stores. '
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