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OPTOMETRIST
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South Namath Phone 9032
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white hook» gin“ >lit‘l\t‘5. bath
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Sell Your Old Oere to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO.
WRECKING CO.
1310 north Avenue
Between Oek end Center In.
warrant-morn.
Phone Barnum 6586-2
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Fit Any Melee of On.
We Have a. Few 12 Gauge
WINCHESTER
6 Shot Pump
SHOT GUNS
Left at
$20.00 EACH
POLLEY
25 Monroe Street
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THIS WEEK ONLY
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Syringe, $1.59
Hot Water Bottle,
2 Qt., Special $1.19
BOVI PHARMACY
JAMES PARKER. Mgr.
:52 So. Main so So. Norwalk
33 \\'.\Sll l NGTON STREET
SOUTH NUI’AVA LK. CON N.
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$15.00 to $35.00
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,Norwnlks.
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier. {letter and Finisher
to Men and Boys
11 MAIN sr. nonwnn
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The Old Well 5c Cigar
Perfecto Bouquet, 10c
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NEW FALL STYLES—ALL
THE LATEST SHAPES
AND COLORS
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13 North Main Street
16 France St. Phone 2149
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3 cm Nation-t Baht: Building
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. . _A. Complete Assortment of
' nurture and can.
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or All Kinds.
E. K. Banks
niebackemo Hotel Block
SOUTH SORWALK.
Warmest“
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Roodner
Feed ‘ Co.
WHOLBSLLS
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, RAY,
STRAW, ram, 310.
rhoné 2400
mentor. Ann Street
South N orwnlk, Conn.
“TIDE ICSD.‘ Y.
“'OIL NE‘VA [‘eK.
(405 Meters.)
New York.
6:15 P. )l.——~Jcs.~ic Evelyn! Quclch
and Bessie Gregory in popular piano
ducts.
6:30 1‘. )l.--».‘ilhert 1:.
“Radio For The Layman."
0:45 1’. M.—-—L'oniinim‘tltm of ducts
by Jessie Evelyn Quelch and Bessie
Gregory.
MM! 1’. M.-———.\lr.~t. A. Barton licp—
burn and Mrs. Theo l'epo (Mrs. John
l:iddlc.)-:lrchitcct of the "Roosevelt
House" will speak» on “The Roosw
volt. lionse"-——part of (ill; Roosevelt
Memorial Program.
thlké’. M.—l‘rogrnm of dance
music y Floyd‘s Dance orchestra
of Morristown. N. J.
0:30 1’. M.———l"nnnic L. Todd.
ric soprano.
9:15 1'. .\i.——"llumor of Judge" by
Cyril l)‘. L‘gnn.
10:00 1‘. M.—~-(_‘nnlinuution of sales
by Fannie L. Todd.
10:15 1‘. M.—~I‘rogram
music by Floyd’s Dunc»:
of Morristown, N. J.
“'61, .‘lult‘urd Hillside, "use, (300
mete-r3).
.\‘uon—-.\lu:|c program.
1’. l\l.——"~’l‘wilight 'l‘ulce" rind ll;
Miss Eunice L. Randall.
5:30 1’. M.-—.\'c\v England
ther iorccast.
6 1‘. M.-—-l.atc new: flashes. curly
sports news.
6215 l’. .\l.—-Codc practice?
numbcr 13).
6:45 1’. M.—Girls hour conducted
by Miss l-Zunicc l.. Randall. "Camp
Fire Girls." by “Big Smoke."
7:30 1'. M.———Evening program 1.
“Science up to Datcffl by the Scien-
Sorm on
ly-
ol’ dance
Orchestra.
12
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lceeon
tlflc American. 2. This week's
Judge. 3. Musical program to be an-
nounccd.
“‘RC. \\‘nshlngton (109 meters).
10 A. M.-——l“orelgn exchange quo-
tatlons furnished by The “fishing-
ton 1.02m and Trust company.
6 1‘. M.—Children's hour by Blar—
lctta. Stet-hard Albion.
8 l‘. ‘.\[.—-—Song recital by Gertrude
Mcllogne,
8:15 1‘. )l.——Song recital by Ruth
Evans.
8:30 I’. .\l.—\‘iolin recital by liar-
i‘let “‘Ood.
8:45 P. )l.—Song recital by Albtrt
l’rick.
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COMPAN Y
33 Center Ave. Norwalk
Phone :«4.
Home deliveries, and“ qt.; 12¢ pint
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2:30 to 4:00 1'. )l.———Jimmic Clan-k5
and his; “'ln'tc ‘i‘i'ay Entertainers of.
9 P. M.——Piano recital l-‘elian Gar-
ziu.
9:15 P. M.——Song recital by Ger-
trude McHogue.
9:30 I”. ll.~—-\'iolin recital by Har-
l riot Wood.
J 0:45 I’. M.—Song recital by Albert
' l-‘rick.
. 10 1’. .‘l’.—-—1’iano recital by Felinn
jGarzin.
“15.11”, New York (192 mctcrn).
11 A. Alf—"Practical politics," a.
talk under the auspimas of politics
Departincnt of Columbia University.
11:20 A. M.—-"The reconstruction
of Youth." by Genevieve \l’ilson.
11:40 A. AI.-——".‘":lllllg the Table
Correctly.’ ’hy G. 15. Value. Jim.
11:50 A. his—American Agricul-
turiet. market reports,
'4:30 I‘. M.——Leonoro Brck, drnm~
atic soprano, accompanied by “HM-
{red '1‘. Barr.
izlfi P. )i.—-liclen Ryan. violinist.
accompanied by \Vlniired ’i‘. Burr.
4.130 1‘. .\l.-Lconorc'Bcck. dram-
:itic soprano.
4:43. 1’. BL—I-Iolcn Ryan. Violinist.
Cut-0 1‘. )l.——Chlldrcn’2 wccl; ob-
iL'Cl’\'allL‘t‘.
E 7:30 1‘. .‘l.-—~D:illyspott talk by
{Thornton Fisher. Scene 2 at Act 111
lot the play "Sun-up" (Lula Voiimer)
nu. drama. in three acts of life undiv-
gcd by the Carolina Mountaineers.
luow playing at the [max Hill thea-
lcl‘. Now york City..
5:25 1’. M.-—Ilobcrt L. Jones. pre—
mltr Welsh, baritone,
8:35 1'. M.—Joim 1”. Juan, mono-
logitt.
5:50 P. M.——Robr~rt L. Joncs, prc-.
mm;- “‘1 lsh baritone.
9 to 10 P. M.-\Vcdnesdny
dance.
“157., Springfield, .‘Iflhé. (337
. meters).
11:15 A. M.——-.\riington time his;
n'lg h t.
nais; weather reports: Boston and
Springfield market reports.
ti 1'. M.—-l)lnncr concert by {he
wnz trio.
7 1‘. .\i.—-".\ltcrnnllng currents——
l-‘rcqu~:-ncy," third lecture in the rue
dio course by Edward 11. Goodrich.
7:30 1'. I\l.——Twiight tales for the
Kiddies: "Safeguarding the Child."
by Lee D. “’ocdtkc. chairman child,
=11f1,:ly committee. I
8 l‘. M.-—Convcniion of the, Na.-
tlonnl Council of Congressional
chm-elm: direct from the Springfield
auditorium.
9:55 1‘.
mils.
M.—-.~‘\riiugton time
(eastern standard time.)
“‘GY, Schenectady. N. I.
(330 Meters.)
11:55 A, M.——-Time signals.
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12:20 P. M.-—-“'eathcr report.
6 P. M.——Prodncc and stock ma:-
ket quotations; ncws bulletins.
silent night.
“all, New York (455 meters).
3 P. M.—1\lrs.. Julia. Hambrack.
-mprnno and Miss M. Silverztone, Viol
inist. -
4 P. M.——Fashion developments.
4:30 P. M.——Concert by the Hotel
Commodore Orchestra.
5:45 P. M.-—Closlng reports of the
New York Staite Dept. of Farm: and
Markets; Farm and lipmo reports;
Closing quotations of the New turn
Stock Exchange; Evening Post news
SCl‘\'lt:I:. '
6 P. M.-—-An “Adventures of Pet-
er Story by Florence Smith Vincent.
7:30 P. M.——-“’l‘he progress of the
“‘orid' 'a review of reflex“ talk.
7:40 I’. M.—“Eleetion Talk."
Doubleday Page and Company.
8:00 1'. M.-——Conccrt arranged by
Charles D. Isaac-son.
9:00 P. M.——‘.\icxican Recognition
Dinner. under the auspices of the
Rainbow Club of America, by direct
by
wire from the Commodore Hotel:
speakers include the Honorable
James \\'. (jerard, Honorable John
Barrett, and Charles A. Tomel.
10:30 P. 3L—Orchcstral concert
arranged by Marsh Bich‘dy.
American Chain
The American Chain Co. reports
that its businers for nine months
ending September 30 allowed 130'
profits or over the times the div-
idend requirements on Class A stock.
Net earnings from op.
oration: . 21.719.408.00
Dividends paid 337,207.00
Mm
Balance atterdlv idends $1.380,-
969.00
The company has quick assets or
324.313.500.00, with quick unbumes
of $2,383,000.00 During the p'Ist at:
months the company has retired
$158,000 par value of its ten year
6’pcr cent. debenture bonds.
Gets Big Japanese Order.
Marlinvl’nrry Corporation ling re-
ccix'er orders for LOOO commercial
bodies to be shipped with Ford chas-
sis direct to Japan within thirty
days. his is one of the largest or-
tiers t'ur coxmnercinl bodies ever
placed. It is helicved that the order
is the beginning of a. large volume
of business of this character which
12:“! P. hie—Stock market reports
12:10 P. .\l.——Produce market re-
\rill emanate from Japanese sources
this year. .
an awful ache. '
The stomach, like every
life impulses that travel, the nerve lines from the
to normal;
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Is Your Stomach Doing its Work?
Or is it like the one that belonged to Edgar Guest's
little boy ? The boy thought his stomach ought to
be grateful because he had given it more tnrkeyand.
dressing, pie and cake. ice cream and cranberriés,
than ever before, and yet it was punishing him with
depends for its natural strength and vigor upon the
spine. If there is interference ,with'thcse nerve lines
.or. the spine, due to misangmnent of spinal hence; it
takes chiropractic spinal adjustments to restore them-
The stomach shOuld handle an occasion.
al turkey'dinner without trouble, and failureto do
so, is evidenceof need of the chiroprabtorn , '
, monocof‘nfi'ciené
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other organ of the body,
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