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f. mmumnins lurks, scalars
humminmmnumum
‘Mbyusinnsthoriskofloaingisrnmh'fissnd
'3 Iha you thought you were gaining in the beginning. Yea
i probably know of may instances where s lower price has
~. . developed into a higher cost and in placing your orderswlth
3:. you will cliniinsts this pouibliy and he snared of the
guilty mtltwork and lumber always pay big dividends.
The Hatch ('9‘ Bailey Co.
Corner Inn MD!" “a! MT
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49 Wall Street
IN SI: R ANC E
:J. M. Layton E; Co.
REA LTORS
INQI7RAVCF. THAT L‘slIiES
Plums 37- -— martial Avenue
School Clothes
For Boys and Girls
Boys' Two-Pants Suits
Specially Priced for this
“ed: Only
' $10.98
Dresses for Girls
Ages 0 to 14
$1.98 and up
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directors ~ -
$1.98 to $5
JACOBY’S
12.14 No. Rain 8t.
(Charge mats Opened)
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(“up
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Meters.)
12.00 Noon—Music
Resdlngs by H. b. :51.
by Miss Eunice I- Randal.
er Forecast.
6:00 P. .\i.—-Y.ate News Flashes.
Number 115.
7:00 P. M.—l‘2venlng Program.
Cut Your
Coal Bills
With a
THATCHER
rirnuss mums
lies: your house thoroughly nt
mimirnum cost. of fuel. The
Thatcher “Pipettes“ is becoming
increasingly popular. not only be-
cause or the great economy it a!-
!ortis but also {or the efficiency.
convenience and comfort it in-
sum in residents. bungalows.
churches and starch.
Ask for details.
Vic Also “nulls
“KOMPAK” Gas Automatic “'n-
trr Heaters. “DL'llO” Country
Water System.
STEPHEN MILLER
SANITARY Phl’MBING AND
HEATING
If. Monroe M. So. Somali:
Me 3.7-:
ANOTHER “W
“BLUES"
JUST OUT
“Midnight Blues"
“Cotton Belt Blues"
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.7 y Mnownnssouqun'm
WEEK
on" Vim-gar ....
Mil! ilnur ..
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FOR THE
Jag Rubin-rs. .1 plugs. for 25¢
, 3 pigs. inr ....... . 25c
10c gal.
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mt. 31-. East Ronni];
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IM'I‘nn slid BUILDER
"‘3 ‘ Wily
N lions-lb. Om.
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““"m'la and (Doorste-
LUNCH 60c
DINNER . . . . 31.00
0—- nt—o
The
Royal
James
Inn
.‘inssarhuseits, will talk on
(inw-rnmeut.” 2. Radio Farce. "Con-
l’layrrs. 3. lmprmntu Program.
wsz. New York. (435 Meters.)
3:00 in, )l.-—Vl'anamnker Audito-
rium Concert.
4:00 P. .‘l.—llaseball scores every
fifteen minutes after this time.
#:30 l’. .ii.—Fnshion.
5:43 1'. M.—-Closlng report: '0!
the New York State Dept. of Farm
and Products.
3:30 I‘. )i.—l-‘arm and Home re-
ports.
6:00 P. M.—(‘losing quotations of
the New York Stock Exchange.
6:05 1'. 3L—“Jack Rabbit Stories"
by David ('or)'.
7:30 I'. .‘l.~—Flnnl baseball scores
National and American Leagues.
7:35 P. M.——-Ths \i'orld's “'ork.
8:00 1‘. ”AL—"The “'sddington
(‘iphL-r" the radio nerinl detective
story by \V‘iiliam Johnston.
15th P. M.-—“'anamaker Organ
Concnrt.
9:00 I'. M.-l-Jrelyn Schltl’. sop-
rano.
9:15 P. li—Premit-r Mslé Quar-
teitc.
9:30 1'. .\l.—l’-:velyn Sohlrr. soprano.
9:45 1'. M.—-l'remier Male Quar-
tctte.
10:00 P. lit—"Peruvian Night
Program" arranged by Senor Daniel
Atoms Robles.
_ 10:55 1'. M.—Time signals and
wenthvr fnrrcast retransmitted from
the government station NAA at Ar-
lingtnn.
“'l-JAF New York. (*2 meters).
ll A. 'M.—l"nshlous and Fabrics.
. lt;'.'0 A. .\l.-——\‘cc Lnn'nhurrt plan-
m_
11:30 A. .\l.-—-l’opu:nr ultursday
mnming Talks on "The Little things
Illiul Hruutify Your Home.”
ll:iu~—- \‘c-o lawnhurst. pianist.
11:50 A. M.-—-Market. reports by
Amt-rivan Agriculturlei.
4 l'. M.-—Myxile McMichncl. Dra-
matic l.yrlc soprano.
4:15 i', M.~—"'i'hs Constitution of
_ the United states." by Major Geor~
ge Haven. Putnam.
4:30 1'. M.—-—flol Deutsch. \‘loltnisg
accompanied by Ida Clark.
4:45 1‘. M.——Myrtls Mchchncl.
Dramatic lyric soprano. ‘
b P. M.—Sol Deutsch. violinist.
STEAM TRAPS
rnzssons “cannons
GOVERNORS
ELECTRIC MOTORS
.POLLEi' -:
25 Monroe Street
5:15 P, M.——Lsfayetts Msls Quay-
tetie.
7:30 P. M.—Dsily Sport Talk by
Thornton Fisher.
7:40 P. M.-—l-:vs. Wr-lcher. violinist.
8:05 P. M.—-Hcrmina West. Dra-
msiic soprano.
8:16 P. M.—Bruno Lesslng's "the
Time and the Girl," rend by \l’illinm
L. Roberts. ‘
3:30 1’. lit—Concert by the world
,
[A famous United States Marine “and.
“‘08, Newark (105 meters).
:30 P. M.-Pisno solos by Lillian
g Rscioppl. , .
2:45 P. M.—Anns Benedict. con-
trnlto.
.3 P. lit—Piano solos by Lillian
Racioppl.
3:16 P. M.—Mothor Stoner in rest.
A Caught. Wt of
- BLANKET. and con.
P03!”
0! All Kinds.
E. K. Banks -
"WWW
ur-
r. s. LYON
JOB ram-mm
tations from her latest book entitled
"Kindle Land."
8:30 P. li.-—Songs by Anna Bens-
dict,
6:13 P. lit—Neils D. L. liierop,
coloraturs. soprano.
0:80 P. M.—-Pla.no recitnl by Anus
Miixmsch sud nose Mitsmnch. ..
0:45 P. lit—Songs by Neils. D. L.
Microp.
7 P. H.—-Piano recital by Anus
Mitssmsch and nose mismach.
7:15 P. Ill—Readings from Robert
W. Service’s works by Willism Knut—
man.
was. Walsh‘s. (us Kola-s).
10 A. JIL—Folfll'll musings quo-
tations. The Washington Lou: and
Trust Co. ~
the Innate. prep-red b7 Men's
Wear.» . _
3.10 P. asp-mm is the Under»
world.” by Joann Tutor. oliandit.
8:80.. 1’. 3—41.» by
train Inset. -.‘
. “ ”on 5“.
RADIO PROGRAM [“3321
“'61. Medlord Hillside, Mus. (800
Program.
3:00 P. M.-—-—‘Twilight Tales" rend
5:30 1'. iii—New England “feath-
5:45 P. M.-—Codc Practice. Lesson
1“. “2 Cook. Secretary of stats of
"State
-8 r. IL—l‘asnio'n Developmenhv .
8:30 P. M.—Brsdstreet‘s Report
can Conditions.
‘. M.—-Song recital by Ethel
“‘ard.
3:50 P. fit—Travel Talk. prepared
by the National Geographic society.
4 P. M.—-Violln recital by William
Down.
6 P. M.—Children's Hour. by Ma-
rietta. Stocknrd Albion.
“'GY. Schenectady (son Meters).
(Eastern Standard Time.)
11:55 A. M.——Tlme signals.
1 2:17 P. li.—Hnrvest' weather
forecast. ‘
12:20 P. M.—-—Westher report.
1 P. lit—Music and
"Chintz “y'all Paper.“
5 l‘. M.-—Produce and stock mark-
t-t quotations: stews bulletins: base-
ball results.
5:15 P. M.——Weckly report on
conditions of roads in New York
state. by Frederick 8. Greene. state
commissioner of highwsys.
7:35 P. M.—Open sir talk. “llunt-
ing Partridge and “deceit." Jud
Landon.
7:40 P. M.-—-Basebstl scores.
7:45 P. M.—Trsvelogue address
on India, by Dr. Rigel Rouah.
“'81, Springfield (:31 Meters).
12:55 P. M.-—Arlington time sig-
nuts.
7 P. .-‘\i.-—l3ascball scores. “L‘nl-
versity Extension by Radiolfl by J).
A. Dooley.
7:10 I’. M.-—Bedtime story {or the
children. "Where to Look for Story
Material." second lecture of a course
in Short—Story “'rlting by Dr. J.
Berg Essnwein.
8 P. M.—~Adclo Graves. hnrp: Mrs.
Florence Shomleevs Fay. violinist:
Wales Baldwin. baritone; Anna. O.
Teece. accompanist. '
9 P. M.—Bsseball scores. nadtime
story for grown-ups by Orison 8.
Msrden.
11 P. M.—Arlington time finals.
KW. Chicago (345 meters).
Central Standard time.
and “comment. .
9:30 A. M.——Late financial
9 A. M.—Market reports.
10:35 A. M.—Tabls talk by Mrs.
A. J. Peterson.
12:20 P. zit—Closing markct quo-
tntions.
1:30 P. BIZ—Closing stock quota.-
tlons, Chicago Stock Exchange.
3:30 1". lip—News and sports.
4 P. M.-—~Lstest news of the day.
5:50 P. lit—Childhifs bedtime
story. .
reading.
news
7:58 P. M.—Nnvnl
time signals.
8 P. M.-Ncws and weather re-
ports.
8:05 P. Mfrwenty minutes of good
reading by Rev. C. J. Porln. S. J.
Head or Department of English, Lo-
vols University. Chicago.
IDEA, East Pittsburgh,
meters).
Eastern standard time.
9 A. M.-—Music. L'nion Live stock
market report by the National stock-
man and Partner.
11:30 A. M. —Music. \‘lctrola and
Victor records. -
11:50 A. M.—-l‘nitsd States Rurrau
of Market. Reports furnished through
the National Stockman and Farmer.
11:53 A. LIZ—Arlington time sig-
rials.
5:15 P. M.-—-Dinner Concert by the
KLKA Little Bymphony Orchestra.
6:05 P. M.—Dinner Concert con~
tinned. -
6:30 P. M.-—Addresa.
6:45 P. M.—The Children's Period.
7:05 P. M.-1nternntionat Sunday
School Lemon for September 23, by
R. 1.. Lanning.
7::0 P. M.-'—Conccrt.‘
observatory
Pa., (320
Q
7 to 7:58 P. M.—~Musicsl program.
:Norwalk Realty
Men Hold Meeting
The Norwalk Real Estate Board
held its regular monthly meeting
yesterday at the. Hotel Mahackemo
with a. good attendance: the Presi-
dent. I‘rank T. lirundage and Vice
President John '1'. Hayes. were elect-
ed delegates to attend the annual
meeting of the Connecticut Associa—
tion or Real Estate Boards to be held
st'ths Hartford Club next Tuesday.
Charles E. Curtis. prominent rcnltor
of the First. District and treasurer
of the Not-walk Board. is also tron.
surer of the State Association hm]
will attend. Several other Realtors
from the Nor-walks will be at the
meeting.
Says—State Should Not
Accept Westport Road
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 20.——That
the state should not accept the con-
crete shore road at. Southport and
\Vestport. because the contractors
have turned over the job with a
very rough top surface finish. mak-
ing motoring unpleasant. was the roughness of the cement have been
expression made at yesterday's made. The. organization Will get
Chamber of Commerce directors. in touch with the Highway cornmls-
meeting. sioner.
tom KlPPER
SERVICES HERE
Observing Fast 0 f
the Day Of Atone-
Closed
Ji'Vi'S
the \urrlul our today are
fasting“ in ol-Svrvancc o: the holiest
of holy days in tho Jewish year.
. tho Day of Atonement.
Norwnlk Jews.
oral. “tinnilvd synagogue and tom-
plt- alts-r the owning meal last
night, the oomph-lion of which
mur'mwi ilm lmynnnln; ot the twcn-
ty-(mir hour fast.
The Owarxzmoc of Yom Kipper
has born handed down from gone-r-
ation to gem-ration of Jews through
llir- cvnturics with nvvc'r‘a lessening
of its rolzginus significam‘v‘.
Many Norunlk storcs and busin—
r-ss houses will remain closed all
day . '
\Vit‘i the blowing of the ram is
born. the services will be concluded
this evening and then only can the
day's fast be broken.
Monterey Orchestra
Has lie-organized;
to Play at ArmOry
le .‘lontm‘vy (‘luh Orchestra. rc—
m‘nlly rourganizod with several new
Chang-rs in tlic pcrsnnal of the Or-
t‘ltostin. will in the future be under
the munagvmvnt of G. J. Dieter).-
buch. .
Thu new orchestra comprising
of ten Norwulk men. and under the
Direction of Robert De Cesare. has
lwon hu<lly engaged at rehearsals
during the past two months. The
new orchrstrn which carries its own
scenic Sitting \x‘il soon go on tour
playing in the principal cities of
N: w England. In the very near fu-
lure the orcht‘stra. will make its first
appearance in Norwalk. playing at
the Armory.
Joseph Tnomoy. who has been
visiting Robert Skldd of Fairfleld
avenue during the summer. return-
ctl yestvrday to his hem-:- in Balti-
more, Maryland. tolicrt Skldd, \Vil-
llnm llngain, motored with him to
New York. ’17-
Smwm‘. mil-es or the road have re—
cently been opencd to automobile.
traffic and many complaints of the
“-‘ THERE IS NO
' -‘-‘ “JUST A IJTTLE QOL ”
It is not right to say, "Alittlc cold.” Colds are '
dangerous. ‘l'rom the-W Pitt-tic” colds, dis-
may develop. A cold is“
there is dsngsr ahead. hu-
msdists steps should always
gestlons, pneumonia, and influenza result.
The chiropractic spinal adjustment relisvu the
pressure- upontlisnerns. Them ,essrsthsnires
tocsrrythsnomslimpnhuotvigo’randm
cases of a serious nature
Nature’s warning that.
.— When chiropractic spinal
cause, health follows as a
W" W stile
saturate-nit. '.
SEND FOR FREE Hummus
be tshsnbefore pini- ‘
\._
orthodox and lib--
Jews the World’ Over l
ment—Stores'
~
Don’t Start. the Furnace
JUST PUT ON “THICKER ONES” *
OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT is now ready to supply all demands
for Fall and Winter Underwear oi the famous Forest Mills and other :9.
liable makes, in silk and wool, light wool, heavy wool, medium and full
weight cotton for men, women and children. Union suits and separate gar.
ments in all models and sizes.
FOREST MILLS SLEEPING GARMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
HILLSIDE SCHOOL
3‘ PROSPECT HILL, ,
3 NORWALK, coxxzcncm
($4,335.41. -—PORTIETH YEAR— 2,. .5
*3 J: '7- A SCHOOL FOR cmLs
Little Boys Admitted to Primary Ill-partmrvnt
First Session of the Fall Terms Opens Thursday .‘loru.n:_.:.
20, 19:3, st 9:00 o'Clock.
Thorough instruction by experienced {acuity of CL.. ::
Exceptional teacher: in voice. piano and drawinz.
Small classes given opportunity {or individual ms'r-ptgg ,-,.
velopment of right methods of study.
Commodious school rooms large gymnasium. Amy’n :r‘.‘ '
grounds ofler equipment for best mental and phyt...1.
—-DEPART.\LENTS _
THE UPPER SCHOOL
otters courses for girls from 14 to 1‘1. 1:123:53... r 8::5 {A
paratory renews a specialty. with emphasxs 11pm ,. ,_ . .,
Comprehensive Examinations. A large numbrr of :1.“ ; is s... .»
year to the leading colleges for women. Advanrr-l l2: .- ~
Languages. History. Economics. Psychology. 5px;; _. : a.
planned for those not seeking a diploma.
THE INTERMEJI. E DEPARTMENT
oilers a. well-balanced and thorough trainin': -. r . ‘
10 to 14, the grades r‘ class work correspondlzx: *
seventh and eighth years of the school Currlc '
tention is given to habit? of study and to the ;:-'
of each day's lesson. A solid foundation is
school work.
THE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
is being contint‘ed at the special request 0‘ 12"T‘S'a 1
Spacious well-lighted rooms are provided in 1;: s
where the children have their work and play in aurac' . - -
lugs. Boys as.well n- girls are admitted to tl‘xs dr:
special arrangement. children can be met at 12.0. trr.“ .
Gymnastics and games are taught in all the graics .25 . 11:: cf :1:
regular school work.
In all departments of the school. there is comer“: W .
well-being of each pupil. together with a. study of 1;.-
the individual.
The principals may be seen at the school by appomtrnv :2.
' MARGARET R. BRENDLINGLIT. .x. l‘.
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS, B. .1.
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Onk kogi, fruit arm :11 sizes in corks, stone and E."
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pith"; rubber Morrow]; machine,Jmot beer homes-
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Are You Interested in Proper .
\ Diet for Better Health.
7 r ’ ' ' ' les entitled
If o’are do not miss the series of food attic ..
ouyii'imanr FOOD which The Sentinel mu puthl c.
ery'i‘uesday. - Food
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