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It has always been our
I! there'
e mt our trade to stick
Price is not the whole
Oornell, Oelotex
mm bestofitas to grades.
" is any doubt about a board, it must be laid out. -
slid to obtaih this desirable result we realize that. we must .
give satisfaction and a little bit over. ~
policy to give our customers just
with us during the years to come,
argument—if quality counts. ~ .
Wall Boards; Oreo-Dipt Shingles. ‘
your eyes at the ilrst inti-
mation ot trouble needs 'he at»
' nation of e capable Optometrist.
Proper examination and the
right lessen.
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WILLIAM “J. MOORE
OPTOM'ETRlST
We! Building. Washington St.
South Norwalu Phone 2032
h " - -' -“ ', . ‘ ’
~f|"BE~ delicate machinery oi
I do painless utractiens. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-a-
wait. 1 sub do both and and
removable bridges at reasonable
South NOnvalk, Conn.
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OLD CARS
Sell Your-.611! Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO.
WRECKING C0.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center Sta,
BRIDGEPOB'I', CONN.
Phone Barnum 6586-2
Sets and Parts
THE NORWALKS’
ELECTRIC CO.
Agents for the
11 North Main Street
PHONE 291s
DeForest Reflex Radio
Demetri-no Parts and Tires to
Fit Any Make of Car.
A Few Good Buys in
f Used Cars
Aaron K0111;
9 Railroad Avenue
M‘s-~p
OLD FRIENDS AT THE
OLD PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar
1
Perfecto Bouquet, 10c
. AUTO ACCESSORIES
.
FALL SUITS
Md—
OVERCOATS
$15.00 to $35.00
The Lowest Priced Store in the
Not-walks.
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier. Heller and Furnisher
’ to Men and Boys
1! MAIN ST. NOR\VALK
Rowland M. Beach
16 France 8t. Phone 2140
our FLOWERS, BOUQUETS
AND FLORAL DESIGNS
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on,"
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Phone 2400
Elevator, Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
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Made by
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A Complete Assortment of
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‘ Of All Kinds.
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33 Center Ave. Norwalk
Phone :0“.
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RADIO PROGRAM
\V. R. C..‘\Vashington. D. 0., (489
Meters.)
Friday. November 16.
6 P. M—Children’ s l-lgur by Peggy
Albion.‘
8 P. M.-—-Travcl Talk prepared by
the National Geographic Soc'rty.
8:15 P. M.——Song Recital by Her-
man Fakier. _
8:30 P. M —Vlolin Recital by Ma-
bel Sueenev.
S: 45 P. M —Song Recital By Ger-
trude Misel.
9 P. \I. ——Pian6 Recital by Mary
Coolidge.
9:15 P. M.—Song Recital by'Ruth
Peter.
9:30 1". M.——-Violin Recital by Ma-
bel Sweeney.
9: 45 P. \1. —Song Recital by Ger-
trude \iisel.
10 P \1. -—-Piano Recital by Mary
Coolidge.
\t‘. I). 2., Springfieldr Mass}.
Meters.)
11:55 A. Iii—Arlington Time Sig-
nals; “'eathcre Reports.
6 P. i\l.—Dinner concert by
“132 Quintette.
7 P. M:—-"Le Loup Noir'." a dra-
matized story from the Youih‘s
Companion.
7:30 P. M.—Twiiizht mt: fur the
Kiddies Current Book Review by ll.
A. MacDonald of the Court "quurq:
Book Store. “.1311“
Book Flore. li‘armers' Port-‘rh—“A
Comporaiixe li‘ommonweaith." by
Major l-‘rank Knox. Editor of the
Llanclmstr‘r (N. H ) i. nlon and Lead
91251013 tor gropJI- ups by Or ten 8
Marden.
9: 55 P. his—Arlington Time Sig-
nals , ~-
11 P. M.—-Program of Chamber
Music. by the wuz Quintette: Leslie
B Mason. tenor; Mrs. Eleanor Tur-
ner LDZaazere. accompanist.
w. .1. z.. N. 1’. City. (455 Meters.)
3 P. him—Organ recital on the
Hotel Astor Organ. program played
by Leo Riggs. -
4 P. M.-—-l-‘ashion developlfi-nis of
the minute. prepared_ by Women's
\V car.
4: 05 P.11—Rec1tsil by Zen: Bueil
soprano.
4: 45 P. M. -—-Violin recital by the
pupils of A. Simigailinns.
5:30 P. M.—Closlng reports cf the
New York State Dept. oi Pump and
Markets: Farm and Home reports:
closing quotatioue oi the New York“
Stock Exchange.
6 P. --"Kiddie Stories."
and plaIM‘ed by Agnes Leonard.
(337
the
suns
7:30 P. M.——Anue Robinson. lyric
soprano. : .
7 :45 P. M.-——Looseleat Current
Topics. .
8 P. M.—Ai1ne Robinson. lyric
soprano. -
3:15 P. Iii.-—'-"‘Spt5rts." by wu-
iiam J. Slocum.
8:30 P. M.—-— o recital by Jose-
phine Hartun V .lmer.
8:45 P. M.-—Tho King Sisters.
formerly of "Irene," “Jim Jam
Jams." and “Letty Pepper.”
9:05 P. iii—Pixmo-recitai by Jose-
phine Ha'rtman Vollmer.
9:20 P. M. -aChlidren's
Week. by Marian Humble.
9: 30 P. M.-—-Recital by I ma Pin-
to. harpist, and Loretto Federle. sop-
rano. with Loretta Connor. rianist
10:40 P. M.—Nenr East Reliei
Dinner. . .
W. O. 3., Newark, (406 Meters.)
2:30 P.M M.-Sopra'no solos ”.3" Lu-
cille Rodgers.
2: 45 P. M. —Lenox Pawle.eo eo-sta‘r
with Minnie Maddern -Fiske in-
"Mary. Mary Quite Contrary." will-
speakop “My Impressions ot Ameri-
ca and English Amour-la humor-
one story of his own experiences.
3 P, IMF—Soprano solos by Lucille-
Rodgers.
3:15 P. M. flHeaIlh writs" by
Dr. Harriet Van Buren Peckhain of
Brooklyn.
3: 80 Y; M.——-“Hal , Hours :' Mth
Successful Women"--Fannie Hurst.
authoress and short story writer. in
a talk entitled "My Experiences as
a Penwoman. "
i: 15 P. M.—Piano selections by
Marietta Sternberg.‘
8: 80 12—31121; 711 The Moon
The Children?-_—copy
right 0: the Newark Sunday Call.
7 P. M.-‘—Progran1 an .the ans.
vices ot the Young Men Chrigiun
Association of Newark. t '
Book
.
Meters.)
12 Noon—Program 'on the Edilion
Laboratory Phonograph and by the
Amplco in the Chickering. ‘
12: 40 P. M.—New England Wea-
ther Forecast furnished by the U. S.
“feather Bureau.
12:45 P. M. --Ciosing Report on
Farmers Produce Market Report.
3 P. M.-—AMRAD Women’s Club.
1. Talk by'Mlps Dorothy H. Good-
win. f‘The Bee that Swarmed Mode".
. Especially arranged. ".dlson Pro.
gram. by Vocalion Hell. Boston. All
numbers played on the Edison IoUm
ratory Phonograph.
5: 301’. M. ——Ciosing Stock Market
Reports. Government .Ieporte. .
6:15 P. lit-Code Uractlce. lesson
number 164.
6:4§ P. M.—Late News Flashes-
Sports Now.
7:15 P. lit—Tall: by John J. Row-
lands. editor of "National Spor‘smau
Magazine.” Subject: “Small Bore
Target Shooting."
7:30 P. M.-—-Evening Program. 1.
Selected verses by Mr. Charles L. H.
\Vagner. Radio Poet. 2. Musicale by
the Myrtle Fordan Trio. 3. Red
Cross Health talk‘under the auspices
of the Metropolitan Chapter Or the
American Red Cros by Henry Copley
Green. entitled "Animal Aide to
Health."
w. G. Y. Schenectady ((380 Meters)
11:65 A. M.-—Time signals.
12: 30 P. M.-—Stock market
port.
12: 40 P. M.~—-Produce market re-
port.
12: 45 P. Lil—Weather forecast.
2 P. M.—Music and household
talk. "Home Made Oriental Rugs"
(Courtesy of Modern Prisciilnl.
6 P. iii.-—Produce and stock mar-
ket quotations: news bulletins. ,
6:30 P. lit—Children's program.
7:35 P. Matricelth talk. N.
State Department 0! Health.
re-
Y.
\V. E. A. l'.. N. Y. City, (492 “Her-s)
11 A .M.—-Musical pr’ograux to be
rhereot tor the creditors of said Es.
-tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
‘ u
I I
n————,.
'District of Norwaik. es. Probate
Court. Nov. 6. 1023.
Estate or Michael Raksi late of
Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate tor the Dis-
trict ot Norw‘alk. ,1:th limited ”and
allowed six months from the date
late to exhibit their. claim for set-
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time. will be debarr-
ed a. recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to Hennio Rak-
announced.
11:10 A. hit—“Boy Readlng.“ by
Willie. mHeyliger. author of boys
books.
11: 30 A. M. ——Musical program to
be announced. g
‘11:“: A. M.—-—"The Aim at the!
Federation of Music Clubs of the
United States," by Mrs. William
Arms Fisher..ausplces of Musical
America.
11:50 A. lit—American Agricuiist
Market Reports.
4 P. M.—~Jessie Mitcneel, lyric so-
parano.
4:30 P. M.—-“Art in “.very Day
Things." by Mrs. Elise P. Carney.
the auspices of the Metropolitan lie’u-
seum of Art.
4. 45 P.1i.—JeSsie Mitchell. lyric
or Executrix.
\
‘
forever 75
aguu'rand's
“-Gouraud s
Crieniai Cretan?
8 P. M.—Songs by the Abraham
and Strauss Choral Society. Brook-
up. New York
8: 30 P. M. —13é (rice Becker. dra~
matio render. an Rose Becker vio-
linist. '
8:40 P. M #Ethel Mae Noids, ly-
ric soprano. acompanied by A. V.
Liutflo.‘
9-10 1’. M.—-—B. Fischer and Com-
pany's "Astor Cottee" Dance Orch-
estrn.
Simms Petroleum reports for the
nine months ended September 30,
net income of $563,055. equal to 83¢
a share. This tastier deducting de-
":45 P. M. —-Musicai program and
travelogue.
veippment expenses. depreciation
and depletion.
e
a
satisfied customers.
Wheres}:
Where years
_ Fur Marketsju
,,, . nowledged advantag
.17Wmmmmum‘m.fi
Thompsons
Apparel ShOp
985 MAIN. ST. WATSON BLDG. BRIDGEPOR'I'
Where style and quality have made many
Where the policy of a reasonable profit
has made many loyal friends.
, Where courtesy Is the key note to a con-
' . Stantly Increasing business. .
_ Where one can always find the cerrect
garments and feel satisfied that the style,
pnee and Quality are right..- : —
arge accounts are freely 0 ed
.and the usual accommodations atefifin
of practical experience in the
us In
E. best‘garments obtalnfble.
soprano.
4:55 P. lit—Jack Bauer. tenor. I i
5210 P. M.— Jimmy Clark. pian-
ist. ,. .
5:20 P. lit—Jack Pauer. tenor. - ‘ 8 You CAN SEE
":30 P. M.-‘—Daily Sport Talk by ‘ : .
Thornton Fisher. Beatrice Becker. you MW NEED "3“
Dramatic reader. and Rose Becker. ’ IF COMFORTABLE
violinist. program '0! violin solos.
and readings .with musical accom- You REGGNG’To
paniment.
WHILE you' re got one eyeau
-tho thermometer keep the
other on our phone number. It
means winter comfort tor you to
pick that receher off the hook
and get in touch with heating
experts.
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ITINQRWM’S We DRY GOODS STORE
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Are you waiting for winter's snow and
you unprepared ? 0
Remember lpst winter ! Get your Arctics,
aéBoots while there’ a plenty of stock and plenty
slushu
311th1
of time,
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m wasnmorm. sr. some more .
and eliminates the middle man’s profit together with
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The Big Three
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in delicious lid-bits for
table these cold morning
sausages. fresh and sum
barns and bacon and in .,
products of all kinds I
high grade country
prune beef. smiles and ,
are the choicest that -
raised, and we cut and ..
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fastidious at
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your choice of four dec-
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Sm.” $5.48
Universal; Bread Mixers
Gray Agate DiSh ’
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