Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 3, 1923 · page 14

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OVERCOATS
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RADIO PROGRAM

(-435 Mctm )
by Vic.

 

“Gil—Now York
3:00 p. m.———l'|ano ducts
loria and Mary lilgnlhuto.
8:20 p. m.—-Rccitai by Margaret
Zcrpoli. soprano.

3:40 p. m.--—Conccrt by Della Rich
don. tunnic baritone.

4:00 p. m.—Rccitai by Margaret
Zcrpoli, soprano.

4:15 p. m.—"Books"
leullcl Colhron.

4:30 p. rim—Ton music by the En-
rwmblc of tho “'aldort Astoria. or-
chcstra.

5:30 :1. m.—Closing import; of the
New York State Dcpt. of firms and
Markets: Farms and Home reports;
cloning quotations o! the New York
Stock Exchange; foreign exchange
quotations: National Industrial Con-
icr'nco Board report: Evening Post

II)‘ Grace

the Strand Symphony Orchestra. by
direct wire from the Mark Strnnd
thcati'c.

10:15 p. m.—-“Contcct by Annual
Music \Vock" by Isabel Lowdon.
“‘3“ p. m.-—Dancc program b)
Jerome Grccn's Society Orchestra.
\\'RC—-\\'nshlngtun. I). C.

I 789 Meters)

5:15 p. m.——Inrtruction in code
practice by the engineers of the
Radio Corporation of America.

6: 00 p. m.-Chlldrcn'n Hour by

chgvA A.lhion

Thin station will rcmnin silent he-
lunch 8 r. m. and 10 p. m. during
the broadcasting of the conccrt by
the New lork I hilhnrmonlc Society.
“EA!" —Ncw York (402 Motors)

4: 00, p. n). —\icrio linrtwell. no-
preno. nccomnenicd by George )ioi-
Ulnl'l.

4:15 o. m.-—Adnm Carroll.
and recording artist.

4:30 p. m.——Lorraino Noel Finley,
whistler.

4:40 p. rn.--Adum Carroll. pianist.
4:05 p. m.-—-inrrnlno Noel l’lnl-y.
whlntlnr.
6:00 p.
for children.
7:30 p. m.——~l.mily upon
Thornton Fisher.

7:49 p Hmwlil'nilnr Leary. lmrL
lone. uccompenind by Edith lioiiilmr
l: 00 p. m ~o'Hutilat‘y bilingual. Illa
Encniiel Hint! of l'm-Iry. liuw l'oot,
ry incrcnsne our r'nmvliy of Jon“
color. lilo Lyric Bitiii. lilo turn:
nionnl Ahlim Jun] il‘rmmoni Magi-cl
or that Skill." tho wound Or it Win
or tan lectures on Hutu-rt limwninl
by Howie Not-Ila li‘nlrchii'l

I: 20 p. m wWell-r Ln". imn
tone.

e: 30 p. unwriiilhurmonlo inclsly
of Non! York unilcr lilo diraolion nl
Willem Von "cog-Into». in "i0 OBI)-
ond or o earlo- nt Ian adulation“
concortl for mud-nil. dirt-rt trmn
Carnegie Hall, New York city.

. WBz—flrwingllcld. Mm.
(887 Mum)

71:55 I. "La-«Arlington Time Big.

nui- Wanthor Heparin; Bolton end
Springfield Market Reiiorie.

o: 00 p. m.—-—Dinnor concert. by
the W375 Trio.

7: 00 n. m.—Thle Whit in lit-v
tory. Lute nowe train the Neiiomi
lnduetrlel Conference Baud. Hunt.
oroun program.

7: 30 p. m.-—- -—'Nlll(ht tile: for the
Martian. New bookn at the Boring-
3016 city librnry by Edith Little.
Fermore' Period—"The Federal In-
termedinto Credit Bank." by ury
Fl. Pollard. vice-president. Fe orel

Land Bunk.
8:00 p. m.——-Concert by‘ Anne

pienint

rn.-»Chrlnimu- piogiem

talk by

Hutchinson Hover. “complaint:
Florence Muchnm. pianist: violin
obligate pinnd lay-Mr. Edwnrd Won.
nor.

grown-ups by Orinon 8. Mullen.
9:58 p. m.-—Arlmgton Time Sig-

Woilner. lyric ooprnno; Mre. Emma. 5

9: 00 v law-Bedtime story for _.f,

I
tory limo eignnle.

12:10 p. m.——Stock mrket re-
port.

12240 p. m.--Produco market re-
port. '

12:45 :3. m.—Wcather report.

2:00 p. m.--Munic and address.

"What Science has Done tor Kitch-

cun."

"6:00 p. m.-——Produce and stock

market quotations; news bulletins.

7:45 p. m.—-Municnl progrnm. by

liddic'n Melody Boys.

“'GI-Mcdtord Hillside. Man.

(380 Mote“)

12:00 m.—Mueic prognm.

12:40 p. m.-—-.‘cw England “‘eo-

thv-r Forecast.

1:: 45 p. nr—Cloelng report

i-arrnoge' Produce Market Report.
5: 30 p. m. ———Clooing Stock Market

lit-ports.

6:00 p. m.-—-"Just 803'." it broad-

cut from the Amcrican Boy Mag-

azlnc.

6:15 p. m.——Codc prnctiac. icesOn

on

News. 1‘8
7;no p. m.»—Rcdtlme stories. .6 50 p m—Late Nevin Finale.—
7:30 p- Inn—"1‘0“" by Frank|Sport News.
Dole. “OIL—Newark (405 Meters)
~ 1:45 v. m.——Ilcclial by Mary Bif— 3:30 p. m.—Corinno \"lison
“"' soprano. Grccnc. soprano. in a. program 0'
_ 8:15 p. m.--The Outlook, liter-cry .9“!th melodies with banjo ac-
talk." > _. componimcnt.

8:51 p. m.—l-.ctc,v Organ Recital o 45 p m. to 8: 00 p. rn. —-Mrn Jul-
luv din-ct “in: from the Estcy Oman inn . Heath presidcnt National
Studios; nolos by Doris Doc. con~ Housew|ve§' League. In I. tnlk cn~
”“1'0- titled “Problem of the Housekeep-

9:10 p. m.~—"l.ungs of the Earth" er." .
by Joe Taylor. of Field and Stream. 8:00 p. m.—Corinn5 Wilson

«:25 p. tin—Musical program by Greene. soprano. in n pron-em ol’

southern melodic. with banjo nc-
compnnimcnt.

8:15 p. m. to 3:46 p. m.-——.ludgc
Jenn Morris. in ‘Mv Trip Around
the \V’orid. ‘ in the intcrootn of the
Court of Domestic Relations Min
Norris is .iudgv~ of thQCouri of Do~
mostlc Relations—attic. only “omnn

holding ouch n poet.
“'illon

8:45 p. m.—’(‘orinne
Greone. noprono. in n. program of
southern melodies with banjo ac-
companimcnt.

0:15 ‘. m.—-—"!ciclc.“ Santa Claus‘

assistant in hin toy factory. will
lpcnk to the children.

3: 20 p. m. to 'I' :30 v m. — "Munlc
“'hilo You Dino' wJiliirry (‘0: and

his Iiotcl Rnheil Trout Drcheetrn.

ll 00 p. m ~"r‘urrent Motion Pic-
lure.” -n talk bv Alfred J. Mct‘ 0»
her at the New \ork Morning Tcl‘

egrnph.
ms p. m.»AIni Ruben- and
Pound Ngngel. nlurn t "Blood and

Gold." “ill relate some of their per.
lanai oxpcriem-en.

I: 35 n. inwi'rogrnm under the
dirontlon of H llmcraon \orhe.
:50 p. m. 'Jolly liill Stolnlto”

of .the Newark Morning Lodger In
li|l weekly talk on "Radio Corioon~
inn,"

0:06 p. m.-—Progrnm under
direction at ll. Emcreon Yorke.

0::0 p. m. to 10:13 9. “Iv-PTO.
grem under tho direction of Charles
't'numw. vocal teacher and coach.

iiiziii p. m. to “:00 n. m_-—~Frnnk
fllollr and his Country Club Dr.
choc-tn of Staten Inland.

BOSCH
MAGNET OS

All “ilk“ or nugget“. samu-
Ieneretore end ignition System. to
paired and Inetnile‘d. We m ‘M
«Hill: New [to-ch Ignition 'oI
Ford! Ind nil other core.

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.FLOOD TAKES
TOLL OF 600
DEAD IN iTALY

T h r e e Villages De-
strayed when Dike
Guarding Glenn
Lake Collapses

BERGAMO. Doc. 3.—~Six hundrcd
«load. ihrcc tiling” (iron-eyed and
titty square mil»: road-.- dcmlam.

This was the toll of the flood from

Glcno Lake. “hen the great Jib:
guarding is collapsed. The incant-
ibie torrent swept o‘er the hills and
down into the. \ailcys for a dislnnm -
oi omen miles to Lake Lure. “his:
arrested its comm.
Bcrgamo Valley today is nothing
but a waste of mud and hater-4:
veritablg- lake in “latch it in danger-
oun to nurture {or in enmc places it
in 0‘. or a mans head. In this soggy
mass. the bodies 0! the \iclims ii:
tangled am'ons fallen trees. tote-
graph poles. buildings and bridgc:.
Hero and there portions or broken
walls project. desolate and solitnry.
The homeless are counted in the
thousand: Most of them are mourn-
ing {or lost rclatixcs. or Max-chm;
tor their bodies. Relic! parties from
the surrounding sections 0: Milan
and Brenda are on the scene. while
all mailablc troops hale bout:
mustered to render assistance to the
>hcltcrlcss. The Bishop of Bcrgamo
rr-‘r‘ch'cd a telegraphic donation from
the Pope. ior the purpcsc of un-
dcrtnking immediately extensh'c rs-
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Another Lot. Finest Grade . . . .
Non-Wrinkable Ties . . . . . . . . .
A Special in Boys’ Neckties
A New Line of Men’s Shirts ...'
Gloves and Mittens for Men and Boys
EVERYBODY WANTS CHRISTMAS STOCKIZSGS.

SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE

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Ne“ England has been excluded
from the rrcsldency for 70 years so
tar no party nominations are con-
cerned. and that is a record nonriy
equalling the south: A New
England nrctddcnt is now in cake
only by reason of his succession
from the vice-presidency one the
(tenth of the clcctcd incumbent. It
tho south dealt-cs to break through
the some crust. it may have to travel
iwt‘r the same route. This means
southern candidates for vice-prosai-
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White Gold Dinmond ‘

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THATCHER
rmnsss mean

Heat your ham thoroughly nt
mimimum cost 0! fuel. The
Thatcher “Plpeless” to [incoming
increasingly popular. not only be-
cause or the great economy it at-
torch but tho for the efficiency.
convenience and comfort it in-
sure: in residence; bungalows,
churches and stores.

ASK FOR DETEAILS.
We Also Bundle

“KOMPAE' Gas. Automatic W.-
tce- Renters. “BERG" Country
“‘nter System.

STEPHEN MILLER

$331133! PIA: HIKING AND
HEATING

15 Monroe St. 50. Non-“It
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who {wince she to buckwheat

. (on is clung-Ln; [r
[’25 coal c8!- he mixed with Nut for the kit
”82.2330“: Ian. the mixture meansasar

COAL ECONOIS‘

nccxnm'r can] an be used not on]
y for .,
sum {or the larger coals in mild neatluru‘mkin, (um hates.

Changing from m

a coal that gas“

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The Norwalk Coal E: Supply CGmpan

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:Headquarters

Robert A. Benedict
Jami-y and Gift Shoppe
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gFrench and Danish Pastry

LUNCEBS, ICE

DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES AID

emu,
CONFECTIONS OF ALL KJKDS.

THOMAS’

26 WALL ST.

(Two Stores)

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FENDERS, BODIES

and

RADIATORS REPAIRED

CADILLAC AND JORDAN
SALES AND SERVICE

Tow Car Subject to Call Day and Night

VAAST BROS. GARAGE

Telephone 1360

DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
“Goods Cheer Within"

A Place h In Par Exeiianee

hummumm Home Ute

“TEN!!! FOR PARTlEa

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FANCY MAINE POT ATOES
Lily in the winter supply now. Ask our price by

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Groceries

"EAST NORWALK

uoussss r03 srocx FOOD.
LET 03 QUOTE You PRICE
BROWER & MALONE FEED L0

on ONE BARREL or. 35031

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neWest styles in furniture that will 111256
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