your decision to (ever the msterlai end m withn
sa- cmn Millworlr. Moe-m Mluwork. Sheetlock. Oclq- .
II “in Bosnia. Ian; Bell bet, Oreo—Dip! 8m: '
Shingles, guaranteed tor 40 ‘ . . '
Hatch E? Bailey Go.“
.“The Belles of Service"
FEED STORE
"Humane rooms: *
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"" Phone 2618
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rmmnrnron
. MPARHIENT
Bovi Pharmacy
IsinSt. So. Nor-walk
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OLD CARS.
Sell Your Old Osrs to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1 1310 item-ti: Avenue
Between 0st end Center Ste.
BRIDGBPORT. con.
Phone Barnum 5680-2
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DR;THEODORA
SHREITER
‘9 Washington St. Phone I032
Natureopathic Physician
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nu ALI. KINDS.
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SHOWERS.
Riemann—SPINAL
TREATMENTS.
Nemrmpsthlc Treetmtnls Core
for All Ills Except Contagious
Diseases.
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_ drill-etc machinery oi
your eyes st the first Inti-
lnu oi Ircmhle m eds Wu et-
in at e capable Optometrist.
" examination and the
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OI‘TI‘ME'I "'51
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Phone 903
Sets and Parts FALL SUITS
—nml—-—
OVERCOATS
$15.00 to 0.9.5.00
The Lowest Priced Store in the
Norwuiks.
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothicr. Heller and Ii‘urnlsiicr
to “cn and Boys
11 MAIN ST. NORWAIA
THE NORWALKS.’
e eELEL‘TRw CO.
Agents for the
1. 11 North Main Street
PHONE 2978
ROOdner
Feed CO.
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' Phone 2400
filevetor. Ann Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
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Chocolate Multud mu: 1
Made by
THE N ORWALK DAIRY
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'13 Center Ave. .
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1111110 PROGRAM
SATURDAY
“on, New York, (455 meters)
3:00 p. m.-—Concert by Louise
Smbo, pianist. with ducts by the
Warnctleld Sisters.
3:30 p. m.-——Rccita1
O'Cellahan. tenor,
4:00 p. m.—Tea music by the lie-
tel Belmont chcslro. by direct
wire from the Hotel Belmont.
5:00 p. n1.-—Rcclt:1l by Edward
Bisu. Relli. bass. accompanied by
Robert Augustine.
5:30 p. m.——Closing reports of
the New York State Dept. of Farms
and Markets; Farm and Home re-
ports: closing quotations or the
‘Nerv York State Stock Exchange;
foreign exchange : quotations:
Brudslrcct’s financial report:
Evening Post News.
:00 p. m.-—"Unclc W‘iggily Stories"
by iiolard Garis.
:30 p. “tn—Dance program by the
Cafe Boulevard Orchestra.
the Voice" one or the "Highlights
the Voice" one. ofiho "Highlights
. talks by Dr. Alfred N. Goldsmith.
Director oi Research of the Radio
Corporation of America.
:15 p. m.——First Grand Concert cf
the Licderkrans Society.
“'RC—‘Vushington
(409 lilt‘lcrE)
:00 p. m.-—-—l~‘ushion Developments
or the Moment.
3:10 p. m.—Song Recital by Maly
Blegden. soprnn‘o
:25 p. m.——-.The Magazine of Wall
Street.
:35 p. m.—-—I“arm and Home Report.
:40 p. m.——I’lnno Recital by Alice
Bartlett.
3:55 p. m.-—Currcnt Ercnts by the
Review of Rex'iews.
4:10 p. m.—-—Travel Talk prepared
by the NationaLGcogrnphic So-
ciety.
5: 15 p. m. Instruction in Code prac-
ticc.
8: 00 p. m ——Childrens' Hour by Peg-
gy Albion.
“CY—Schenectady. N. Y.
(380 Meir-rs)
11:55 a. m.’——-U. S. Naval Obrcrwh
tory time signals.
12:30 p. 1n.—Slock market report.
12:40 p, m.—Producc market re-
port.
:30 p. m.—-Phll Romnno’s Rnindm
Orchestra at the Kenmore Hotel
(Albany. N. Y.)
\‘l'uI—Metil‘ord Hillside. Muss.
(360 niet'ers)
:45 p. rn.——Code Practice.’lerson
Number 183,
7:05 p. m.—Ne\v England Weather
Forecast.
:30 p. in. -—i 'lhlrty-slxlll of a s.r-
ice of talks on New England Busi-
ness Problems by Arthur R. Cur-
nick. 2. Evening's Musicale.
“DZ—Springfield. Mess.
(337 Meters)
11:55 a. m.——Arlington Time Sig-
nuis; \Veathcr Reports: Boston
and Springfield Market Reports.
by J oscph
Hotel Kimball Trio direct from
the Hotel Kir‘nball dinning room.
7:30 p. m.—Twilight Tales for the
Kiddies—"Bringing thc‘ World :6
America " prepared by "our
Worid" magazine.
8:00 p. m.—-Concert by William F.
Flood tenor: Gustave LaZazzer-n.
cello: Geetano Misterly. violin:
Eleanor Tumor LaZuzzera. piano.
8: 00 p. tin—Bedtime story for
grown- ups by Orison 8.11ardcn.
“RAF—New York
(49: Meters)
4:00-5:00 p. m.—Dance program
by the Carolinluns Orchestra. un~
der the direction of Charles M.
Koch. '
for Children" by Gimbel Brothers.
New York City.
7:80 p. m.-—Anne Elemen' well-
kn'own actress now playing in
“Sun- Up". in a group 01 humor-
our readings.
7:4’31. in —Grosskopt Trio consist-
ing of Siegmund Grocskopf, Vio-
lo; Harriet Gcrckeus. Pianist.
8: 20 p. m.—-"ch Homeless Chil-
dren Found New. laymen": v‘oy Mrs.
Charles Dans Gibson. v;
some;
are comm
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8:50 p'. m.—Oeco.r Taylor. Baritone.
,-' ggcompanied by Winifred '1'. Bart:
p.111
talk on Drummond French‘éeneé
dien chnrecter. ”The mutant”
e. story by Henry Drummond.
'9 :IO 9. m.--O
9. 80 p. m.—
S 1 00 P. LL—“Tl'le
8:15 P. NIP-Sunday‘ Evening
4: 00 P. M. —Tuilight
"Advelttgire Hour" conducted by ’
3 Pro- 7
7:00 p. m. Dinner concert by the "
and Ruth Coe. Pianist.
1,0:00 p. m.—Dance program.
11:00 p. m.-—-Vinccnt Lopez Orches-
rs. broadcasting direct from the
Grill of the Hotel Pcnnsyivanim'
“’OB—NEWARK
(405 Meters) '
:30 to 3:30 p. m.~l1‘lorcnce Ice.
pianist and assisting artists in a.
program or violin. .Piuno end so-
pmno solos. ducts and trios.
:30 to 4. 00 p. m.--Misn ‘Jack‘ “Fil-
bur on "What. It Takes To Make
A Distinguished Person."
:15 p. m. —' Icicle." Sufite. Cluusc'
assistant in his Toy FRctory. w. 11
speak to the children.
:25 p. m.-Concert by the Park
City Quartet or midgeport. Conn.
:35 p.rm.—~Soprano solos by Lucille
Rogers.
:45 p. m.—-4Contlnu:1tlon of concert
by the Park City Quartet.
:00 p. m.-—Soprano solos by Lucille
Rogers.‘
:15 p. m.—-I-‘rcd J. Bendel on“
"Sporting News Up~To-The-Minv
utc."
:00 to 9:00 p.
and his Orchestra in
popular numbers.
:00 p. m.——-Conccrl'. for two pianos
. by Frances and Eliabcth Adel-
mun. American pianists
:15 p. m. —- "I.a.ughology"—e mono-
logue by John M. Lynch _
:80 p. ran—Continuation of concert
tor two pianos by Frances and
Elizabeth Adelmen,
:45 p. m.-—-Hon. E. Meade Whlpp
of Pennsyltnnls. in a talk entitled
"A Non-Partisan Forecast of 1):.
Presidential Poulbilitiee of 1924".
10: 00 p. m. ——Continuetlon of concert
by‘ Frances and Blinbeth Adel.
man.
10: 15 p. m.—— to 11:00 9. rue—Four
composers of popular and semi-
clusslc songs at two plan”
rim-Gone lngrahum
the latest
SUNDAY
WGY. Seltenectedr.‘ .
(880 Meters.)
.Y.
10: 80 A. er. ——Servlce of. the First
Baptist Church, Schenéctedy.N. Y.
3: 30 P. M .~—P_rogrs_m by “PG! Sm;
phony Orchestra. assisted 1'11 Ass.
0 CoggcshalI. tenor.
".30 P. M.-——Service of the First
Baptist Church. Schenectady. N. Y.
“'JZ. New York.
(455 Melons.)
11:00 A. M .-Church services direct
from the “’est End Presbyterian
Church: sermon by ' Reverend
Doctorb E A. Klogwin. .,
'00 P. M —"Bubblc Book Stories"
by Ralph Mm hcw.
nuliet's Talk
for “Business Men” y‘ the Annelist
of the New York Times.
:Con-
cert by. the Hotel commodore Or-
rhe'stra. under the personal direc-
tion of Bernard Let itow. by direct
' “'61. Medium Hillside, piece.
(300 Meters.)
the Youth's Companion.
' gram 1.5; be announced.
8: 00 P. 1M:»Everrlng- Program. 4;.
“ “Tellr. on "World Unity" under the
auspices of the Gmtcr ~
nin'gs Home;
- \VBZ, seal-[Moldy Mess.
' . - . (33-: Meters.)
10: 45 A. Ma-‘Church Services direct
iron: the Church o! the Unity, ..,
Springfield , Municipal
transmitted direct tromjhe C0519-
ring‘br. ' m“
8: 30 P.1d .bChurch Set-Vic
ductéd by Rev. John"
Pastor. of the St; Peters Church
emitted by Church Quartet. *
liniet: Grace Wyrley Birch, Cel- .,
.—-—W. s. Brydeh. in a short 9
Clark in our writing being a. ulstég
Would not like to c.
be quoted as being seed else not or ' .,
wire from the Hotel Commodore. p
Prom-em. 1.
Federation of aghurchcs. 2. Eve- ,
6: is :P. IKE—Sunday Vespers as; the ,
Chimes ‘
penile, Ernest Newton Begu‘C‘hime _
e
' Extra‘Dividends.
NEW YORK. Dec. 7.—-Five cor-
porations. two of them snuff manu-
facturers. voted additional holiday
paymentrto their stockholders to-
day 11 the form of extra dividends.
D rectors on the rile-3:110 Storage
Battery comma;- (‘cclarcd an extra.
payment or 51 on the common stock
in addition to the regular quarterly
81 dividend. Announcement was
made by the compunv the: several
thousand shares of preferred stock
outstanding are convex-tilde ifito
common stock on a share [or share
basis and that the dividend apply
also to this preferred stock. .
Elliott Fisher (20.. directors voted
an extra. dividend of 81.50 and a.
regular dividend of 81 on both the
ccmmon'nnd common B stocks in
additi n to the regular quarterly
divide d ct $1.75 on the prcicrred
stock. ,
The American Shut! company votq
ed its stockholders an extra. divi-
dend of 3 per cent. on the common
stock. and authorized also regular
quarterly dividends of~.3-per cent. on
the commou end 1 1.2 per cent. on
the preterredcstock.
The'G. XV. Hellfire Co.. risen snufl
manufacturer. declared an extra
dividend or 7 per cent. on the com-
mon stock end the regular quarterly
dividends or a per cent. on (heapin-
rnon and 1 at Upcr cent. on the pro-
terrcd stock. :
An extra. payment at 5 per cent.
was voted by directors 0! the Pitts-‘
burgh Plate Glass company in addi-
tion to quarterly ditldchde of 2 per
cent. payable Dec. 31. April 2 and
July 1,1934
Numerous corporations voted the
usual quarterly payments at meet-
ings held today. while one company.
the Utah-Apex Mining comb”)!
which met in Boston. took '0 action
on the 25 cent quarterly dividend
due at this time. The company paid
.25 cents di\idcnds in each n: the
first three quarters at the your.
London ndviccs stated that the
Anglo-American Oil company had
declared an interim dividend of 5
per cent. in England or 22 cents in
the United States. Payable Dec. 17.
The dividend is free or British in-
come tax. .
“c didn't mention Mrs. Darwin
or Mrs. Bowen.
the time to piece quilts as she has
the cure of her mother who is 105
and 8 months. 3., ~ 1
1 Our turkey is: ‘11 devoured. She
wesai‘lns blrd.',_; - 4 '
a... swnaen—h-fiw , . .‘
$2.25 $24" 98. $3.25~
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. - , NOVELTY GUEST TOW 111,5
59.0. $1.25 Set
- . . GUEST TOWELS
8909‘ $1 009 $1 25 C°l°red530rders
$1 50 c
BATH TOFVEL SE18 -- e e e e e 0 $1.25, $1'35’ $1.50, P51. 759 $1. 89, $22 239-”
- , Pillow CASES - ILLOW CASE§’ ““
""' Dnmty Emlu'o idery Tnm,med in Box
$1.651), $1. 75
EATON ERANE &PIKE COMPANY’S WRITING PAPER
Un Geod Values of This Famous Make
usually
InglitbOXes, enmenewshedesend textures. .......... ...50ctosg,5o
CORRESPONDENCE CARDS, WHITE .AND COLORS ........ 500-7'
‘ A BIG LINE OF HAND-BAGS AND WALLETS '3‘
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YOU' ARE INVITED
TO BECOME A MEMBER OF OUR
—1924— i
> Christmas Savings Club
.25 a week
.50 a week
$1.00 a week
‘ $2.00 a week ' -- .. -.
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Favorite GIFT
Store for Christ-
mas Suggestions
‘ ELGIN'
W atches
for every member
of your family a:
from $35 to $350.
Richard F. Noack
—Jeweier-—
The People’s Trust Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Christmas Gifts
MANY NEW STYLES 0F HAND-BAGS
JANE 00W!- VAmY 30X. neatly lined with 531$.le
fitted with purse end powder box ................... $2.93 ’
SHIRRED vsmv BOX of morocco (the 12.1.5: and .
up-to-dete) containing mirror, puff and purse ........ $4.93
OTHER VANITY BOXES in square, oblong and round. an-
taining the necessary outfits of purse, puff mirror audio '
stick. ............. $2.00t05675
can UNDER-ARM VANITY BOX—On the left covered pal?
. is a. powder box, lipstick, mirror and comb. 0n the opposite? ‘
' side is shin-ed pocket with purse .................... $735
VANITY Pm, cord and tassel handles. 81." to to $23
ENVELOPE HAND BAGS of Pin Seal, Persian Goat lot -
Morocco, silk lined, pocket at back, purse and mirror.
3.00 to $1115
POUCH HAND BAGS mounted on fancy tops. mirror. par!
.and some have double inside pockets ........ $1.50 to $5
IMPORTED BEADED BAGS, perfect harmony of colordli
sisal. ember tops. chain attached and silk 1mm 54.99.59! I:
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88 Washmgton' Street.
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