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have m m dime-ea builds-all
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temporary use and which I; dotoctiro can
"to time you are bit-tint. your-eel! to the importance oi
~ building materials which you expect to test a life time an
ulterior cannot be discarded.
Morgan Mlllwork. sheets-och, Colo-
llell Dumber, Creo-Dtpt shlngles.
s Shingles. guaranteed too «to yours.
to Hatch E? Bailey CO
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FEED STORE
"grist-nous room's!
ms"
Wu. H. Bette, Prep.
Phone 2619
‘ ’ 80. Main 3t. 80. Norwalk
JAfll-‘s PARKER, Mgr.
OLD CARE.
Sell Your Old Car: to the
BRIDGEI’ORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue'
BetwoonOskandOemerltl.
BRIDGEPOB‘I'. 0031'.
Phone Barnum 0586-8
second-Hens Perte and Tires to ‘1
Fit Any Melts ot Gar.
u. '
TIIE dilllnie machinery 0!
* your ryu- at the first inti-
', rnnthm M Irnuhlc needs 'he ut-
tcntion ot :- l1l|lllhle Optometrist
Pros)" examination And the
right lenses
w 1L1 i if FMOORE
()1'Tt'nil-7IIKINI
Room Hull-ll: u; \inslllngton St
South Summit Phone 90. 52
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
Washington St. Phone 1032
Natureopathic Physician
ELEU'TIIICAI I‘REATMEN'I‘S
~0l' ALL KINDS.
ELECTRIC LIGII'I RATES AND
snnwmts.
MASSAGE—SPINAL
TREATMENTS.
Nomi-copulate Trcetmcnu Core
for All Ills Except Contagious
, .__. Diseases.
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bet 1 d a" 5 FALL sun‘s
—-nmi—-—
Tm: NORWALKS’ OVERCOA'I‘S
ELLLTRlC LO. $15.00 to $35.00
Agents for the The Iowthl'rlcctllk Store in the
o
. treet
1‘ r. ortll Mains
mum; 29:3
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier. Hatter and finisher
to Men and Boys
II MAIN ST. NOB\VAIJ£
H».
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9 OLD FRIENDS AT THE
'~ OLD PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar
Periocto Bouquet, 10c
I
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You. at the Old Stand by
m1? OXFORD LUNCH
Roodner
Feed CO.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. FEED. GRAIN. KAY.
SHAW, FERTILIZER, BIO.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwaik, Conn.
and RESTAURANT
I SOUTH MAIN STREET
i. Item: a. new»
3 ' sown nonwsut. cuss.
Phone 2210
'DAY and NIGHT
.. SESSIONS
.LLL oomacmr.
cannons
mom. now
'1. nusntnss
COLLEGE
notional Ilsuh Building
Phone sue-a.
A-‘I'B sud OOH-
IORTABLBS
Of All Kinds.
Try a Bottle of Angel Drink
Chocolate united Milk
Diode by
THE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPAN Y
33 Center Ave.
Phone :0“.
Nor-walk
I
Home deliveries. 20c qt; 1:0 pint
——
The Busy.Men’s Shop
Xmas Gifts
Reasonably Priced
' 5—81: the-
Rialto Clothes Shop
153 Washington Street
Opp. Bialto Theatre
runs. 5. 0.1170176
FUNERAL omae‘ron‘ AND
homo Bole! Block EMBALMER
KORWALR. 00 lo. “sin It. So. Norwellt. 0°.
if; Phone 1004
. 3 Vw - nonwm sore man
on eon autumn . “ . 1170 COMPANY
seasons -
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Duns In his
RADIO PROGRAM
“‘Gl, Medici-d Hillside, Mass.
(360 Dieters)
12:00 Noon—Music Program.
12:40 p.m.——New England Wtathcr
Forecast. '
13:45 p.m.—Clos‘lng ixeport on
Farmers Produce Market Report.
5:30 p.m.—Closir.g Stock siarkut
Reports. \Vorld Market Survey.
1". 8. Government of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce.
6:10 p.m.-—Codo Practice, lesson
number 188.
6:40 p.m.—Late News ‘iashcsT-
Sports News.
6:50 p.m.——Message to Camp Fire
Girls by Chas. \\’. Caisson—“Big
Smoke."
7:15 p.lll.~——“Thls \Vrck's Judge"
furnished by the Judge Publish-
ing Company.
7:20 p.m.-—-':§clcncc Up to Date" by
the Scientific American.
7:30 p.m.———Eivnlng l’rogran . 1.-~
Essay by David lilcgrcgor honey.
2.—Ev(~ning‘s Musicale.
8:30 p.nl.——"Bookx as Gifts" by
Mr. licrbcrt Askowith:
WOR Newark (405 Meters)
4:00
to
6:00 n.nv.—-Spocini test. with Japan.
New Zealand and Australia. Pro-
gram {or this period err-tcially
arranged.
so p.m.—Russell Madden. tenor of
Detroit. Michigan.
2:45
to
3:15 p.n1.——Alico Ives. playwright.
postess. Journalist. will speak on
“Playwright. as a Field to “'0-
men."
3:15 put—Continuation of
solos by Russell Madden.
3:30
to
4:00 p.m.-——Murray Wachsman and
assisting artists in "Bits of Song
Hits" Charles Amsterdam at the
piano.
6:15 pun—"Icicle." Santa Claus' as-
sistant at his Toy Factory, will
speak to the. children.
6:20 p.m.—Leonard Curclo and Re-
ginald l“. Sclmry. pianist.
6:30 pom—Albert E. Sonn. To,chni-
cal Editor of the Radio Depart,-
ment of tho Newark Sundav Call,
will give his weekly talk untitled
"Radio {or the Layman."
tenor
00 p.m.»——Y’rozrum of modem and
classical Jewish music by the.
K'azomir Choral Society. on or-
ganization'comprising Jewish men
and women.
8:45
to
9:30 put—Arthur Murray. notion-
nlly known dancing instructor. in
his fifth lv-ss‘nn of tilt lait st dance .
stops owr the 1'. din. nssislui by
8:
the \crnon Orchestra. of Mont-
clair, N. J.
9:30
to
11:00 p.m.—Thc Pullman Pcrters'
Band of Pennsylvania. Terminal,
New York City. and the )lotid-
way Limited Quartet,
request program.
in a joint
“157) Springfield. Mass.
(337 Meters)
11:55 a.m.——.\r,llngton Time Signals;
WBZ Quintette.
~7:00 p.m.—"Broadcasiing." lust loo
lure in the Radio Course. by Edd
ward H. Goodrich.——~I-lumorous
:7:30 p.m.—Twiiight tales for ‘the
Kiddies—Farmers'
Farmers' Job—Feeding New En-
gland"——Our Breakfast Eggs,"‘by
Samuel C. Hood. Market Special-
ist of the Hampden County Im-
provement League—Story for
grown-ups by Orison S. Marden._
9:55 p.m. Arlington Time Signals.
11:00 p.m. Program , of
Music by the \VBZ Quintet“: and
Mary 8. Bags. soprano; George
H.1"avor. accompanist.
W'EAF. Newark (492 Meters)
11: 00 a.m. —Muslcal program.
11:10 a. m. —Taik under the auspices
of Columbia. Universitx.
8:15p.-—m.
\Vcathor Reports; Boston and
Springfield Market. Reports. . .
6: 00 p..ill-—-L|lnncr concert by the
program
Period-J‘Tim, .
Chamber '
' iington. . .- .
10:00 9.. run—Resumption or, the.
11: so megwmlnra Maneuver.
New York speaking under
culosla Assn.
Market Reports.
1:: 00 Noon—Chapel Sonics all
gall and male chorus direct
Columbia L'niiersity Chapel.
York thv.
:mmond Knox.
l'niicd States Department
A gricultu re.
inc 'l‘hrockmorton.
4: l5 p. m. —Anna Epstein. Fla
Soprano.
4: if p..m —-—Ellcn Campbell,
nist.
Children.
A lncrira. Rabbi
Chairman.
of
(lrossmnn.
li'lshcr.
tscturcr." by Senrle Momt.
puny of Detroit.
to. in solos and duets.
ganist and Choirmnster.
artists consisting of
lien
.‘John I Church of Yonkev
1:0 810 p.m. -—Tollefsen Trio.
10: 30 p. m. —- "What. Books to Choose
for Gifts for Grown-ups. ” by
bert Askowith.
6:45 p.m.—Continuution of program
by lmonard Cnrclo and Reginald 5 1-, p m—lnstruction in
P. Schury. ’I‘mctice.
6': 00 p. m. ~C'hll‘dren’s Hour by Peg-
gyAJ mo“.
3: 00 p. n..- "Touring in tho South"
Sher. secretary of the '
American Autumobiio Association.
no Welt-Ll by Chris-'
by ‘A. A.
tine Nilsson Chlndblqni.
s: 30 p. m.-'Son‘g' Recital by May—
lyric soprano.
belle Colden‘stroth.
3. 45 p. m—Violin Recital by
P1180037. leader. at Grandeil'
\oy Theut
9: 00 p. m
C. Intimer. soprano.
tine Nilsson Chindbiorn.
9: 30 p.
Coldenstrgth. lyric lovcuno.
J ohnson, basso._
:00 p.
vol-kin, tenor. -.
:80 p. nip-Tea. music by the
.6»!
:
vttow. -
:30. p,- -m.—C,losing
{New York State
and "
sign exchange quotations:
Age steel and iron reports
.. hing Post News.
'Smith :Vlncent
Wori ".
talk
{Overnment station .‘NAA
'Lsmuschoouotm
auspices at the New tork 'luber-
1 1:50 clam—American Agricutturist
\ddress by Chaplain
12:20 p. m. ——-h.'arkct Reports by the
4:00 p.m.-—-Heien- Fclch Gregory.
Soprano. accompanied by_l\'ather-
4. 30 pflm—Kelcn Felch Grc'gori,
3; no not -Christmes Prognm rgr
7:00 pawn—Religious services under
the auspices of i'nltcd Synagogue
Jacob B.
7:30 p.m.-8port Talk by Thornton
7:40 p.l:I.--Bella Glrnrd. Contrnlto.
accompanied by Madeleine Vosc.
7:60 p.ni.-"“‘hy Is it Ferd Manu-
rotary of Lari-owe Milling Com-
8:00 p.m.-—Fiorcnce Gilmour. Sm
preno. and Bella Girard. Contrai-
Accom-
panimcats by Madeleine Vere.
8:30 ppm—"Business Wreckers."
by T. Davidson Brown. Vice lfrcsi-
dent of the National Surety Com-
pany. I
s: 40 p. m -Conocrt by the Choir of
St John's Church of Yonkers.
New Tork. C. E. Dlnsmo: c. Or-
9210 p.m.—-—'1‘olletsen No. concert
Augusta
Tollcisen. Pianist; Cari Tollotsen,
Violinist. and Paul Keter. Cellist.
9:30 run—Ono of a series ot talks
on "Choosing a Vocation" by Mr.
i‘. M. Smith under the auspices ol'
the New York Board or Educa-
‘9: 845 p. tn. —Concert by the Choir of
uric—Washington (400 Meters)
.35;
ng Recital by Mabel
9: 15 f9. m.-Piano Recital by Chris-
tina—Song Recital by Mabel
9: 45 p.111. Song Recital by G. A‘.
WJz—New Yuk (455 Meters)
m.——-Reoital. by Louis D!-
reports or the
spew. of Farm. .
Bkrkotss thrm' and Home 1154 ‘
7. Do 12.. in. —-"!‘he. Adventures 0:
Peter in Shadowiand" by Florence
7: 45 p. mJ—‘Tho Progress of tho
{e Revlon ,0! Reviews
9. 00 p." m .:-Unlted States Army-Pro-
mm: speeches and Illusion! pro-
the .
h or—
from.
New _
of
nlst.
Pla-
Sec-
..
The -- , - ---s.‘ Gift
to lighten the burden of long
\\ crking hours in your kitchen I
For a small deposit you may
limo n Homici- in your kitchen at
(mob-all trim and shining. rculy
for its task of keeping the} room
tidy, and sewing your steps. And
you may finish paying when cou-
vcuIent.
_ We invite you Q can at this
store. Our sale-stunts will gladly
:xplnin every detail of its work-
ng. . , _
p”..- ...— .. v
A J. Collins CO.
80. NOBWALK, CONN.
0.
Her-
Code
Max ‘
3 Su-
Hotel 3
Commotion Orchestra under the
personal direction; of Bernard Les .3
:report: cloifiig quotations of the“
New Ydrk; Stoch Exchange:. for,
. Iron
Eve-
9:55 p. m.-Tlme signals and wenth- _-
e’r tor-cast retransmitted iron; the ‘
at. Ar-
R. and W.»HATS
New Fall Styles-LAllnhe [attest
Shapes and Colors? ‘
PALACE ,
. onerous error
13 North Main Street
SPECIAI'S FOR THE
WEEK
Flour. 0 lbs. for -;...,.....
Optrncnlinb'ulk. 3 19s.... in:
QtrnkerCoi-nmed .....'..50 lb.
Purefiewcrbuusfldnsses,
allow-.WESSL
QTULL
Pure out Fashioned llnclrwh'eut' f
Chnstmas SuggestiOns NO. 7.
CKRISTMAS STOCKINGS
~_ 5 SILK, LIsLE, WOOL or coi'rON
' ' FOR ALL rug: FAMILY
XMAS KANDKERCHIE
KEMSTITCHED, EMBROIER.
- ED INITIALED FOR
EVERYBODY
CW $339115? AND CHRISTMAS NECKWE AR
ILLO NEW COLORS AND DESIG\S
, 8191th ‘AND in SETS BIG VALUES ‘
o
BRIEF CASES
Capt. HObsonLost
the men had gone in search more
safe at their homes after being lost
in the
LOS ANGELES. Dec]
taln Richmond Pearson
hero of the sinking of the Merrimac
at the mouth
during the Spdnlsll- American Vi'ar.~
and Captain Jesse Hunter
were reported lost. in the mountains
northeast of hero.
s'Ar-SPLENQID‘ LINE OF UMB RELLAS
r TRUNKS, TRAYELLING BAGS, SUIT CASES,
In California Wilds‘
1 2,—Cap-
Hobson.
of Santiago harbor
'today
Their two small sons. for whonr
same i ngion.
...—‘.-..-—-——--.-. .-.-
W 8h. an; NOrwelk;
”J51
Inlsid, Boxes of _Candy.- Bas-
kets of Fruit, Cigars and
Tel. 310
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We have a complete line and '
DO Your
Xmas Tree
Shopping Early
And Get Your Own Choice.
GOING ”FLORIDA. ‘4’
THE SEA ROUTE—the most pleasant and luxu
I rious way to travel. Worry and weariness a
afterthefirstfew hoursot'saltairand nlight. nigh
Laue Modern Ships—Sunder Service
Attractive Waiter Tourist Fa}...
Stem olden ranges fi-om the
commodiouo {when}: type to
de lune rooms with twin beds
end privete beth
OoonSuonshinCmolSevemh. Piers;
{f’
Selling-3P 91.“er Tues 9 ‘~ 1-
nnd Saturday eorl:‘.ectxr~.“‘ety 573x: a“;
On. with through trains {or Fl
other Southern points.
..ZlfiorthRiver. New?“
=31
O.- ui 6::
we deliver.
Cigarettes for Xmas Gifts.
Canevari’s
Liberty Square
YOU ARE INVETED
TOBECOME A iEMBER OF 0‘ R
— 1 9 2 4 —
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4'5.“ ‘1.” 3 5
Christmas Savir:
.25 a week
.50 a week
$1.00 a week
$2.00 a week
$5.00 a week
The People’s TrustCom
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Haso'ns Building Materials
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COAL ECONOMIES
used not only for banking tires. but as
cools In mild miller. ‘
buckwbest is changing to n coat that L'
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saving of ore: 31- “‘
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