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Mrlt “all "minis. Iona III-ii bomber. mm W
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Dei‘orcst Reflex Radio
Sets and Parts
THE \‘(lRWALKS’
ELECTRIC CO.
Agents for the
11 North Main Street
I‘|l()\ l-. 2978
I‘inune '03:
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FEED STORE
"mutations roan-n!
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In. It. Dom, rm.
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Sell Your Old Om to ills
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 Earth Avenue
Between Oak and Denier Its.
BRIDGBPOB‘I. can.
Phone Bit-nun: 0686-8
Cocoon-Hand -Psm and Tim to
Fit Any iii-its ot Gar.
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
Washington St. Phone In:
Natureopnihic Physician
BLEUI'RH‘AI TREATMENTS
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OLD FRIENDS AT THE
OLD PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar
Perfecto Bouquet, 10c
~01 Ano-
Dino at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
0 SOFT“ MAIN STREET
u. Rollin J. mart!!!
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. ' I‘hono 22w
DAY and NIGHT
SESSIONS
ALL COMMERCIAL
COURSES
ENROLL NOW
“BRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
on: lotion-i flunk Building
,, Phone Ito-2.
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no autumn
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. $15.00 to $35.00
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HI. ALI. KINDS.
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TREATMENTS
Nammpmhtc Tmnttnmls our!
for All liLc l-iuvpt Contagious
Dunn-s.
FA LL SUITS
OVERCOATS
Norwalks.
ASHER GLICKSON
Cloihicr. Matter and fitrnishcr
to Men and Boys
11 MAIN ST. NORWALR
ROOdner
goodwill
:r'touoombonni Sum i{ad
MAT‘EVI’s
WNWKW new! joint?
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Tar:
And Boys
Dress Gloves, Motor Gloves and Gloves for General W .32.,- j
A 7. MYERS FULLLINED GLOVES, $5. 65.
GAUNTLET WOOL GLOVES FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREV
KAYSERCEAMOISETI'E GLOVES 31. 111.31.
KAYSER’S SILK VESTS AND BLOOMERS
TUBULAR SILK SHIRTIN GS
' For Undervests. White, Flesh or Orchid Shades.
CREPE DE CHINE NIGHT ROBES AND UN DERW’EAEL
1‘;"‘fr
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& HYAT
nonwm’s LEAOtNG DRY GOODS STORE
The Meyers Glove For Mep ..
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RADIO PROGRAM
“‘JZ New York (455 Meters)
:00’p.m.—-(.‘hristnms liolidny Mu-
sic.
:16 p.111.——Rocltal by
chois. soprano.
:30 p.m.-—-—(.7loslng‘rcpnrts of the
New York Stutu Dept. of Forms
and Markets; Farm and Home
reports; clomng quotations ol‘ the
Lillian Ni-
New York Stock Exchnng ; for.
rlgn exchange quotations; Eve-
ning Post News.
7:00 p.n1.——"Jn«~k Rabbit Stories"
by David Cory.
7:30 pin—Joint rcclinl Yn-‘ludlng
ducts by Frank .lzmnuzzi and
James Latnngnn. violinist.
“his p.n1.»—Th- World’s \Yodt.
3:00 p.m.—-~l"rnnk .lnnnuzzi and
James anngna. vinlinlsin.
8:15 p.111.—Spcrial minim; radio or-
gan recital on tho -\11d1‘.crium
Organ b)- J. Thurston NO' by
direct wirn from the \Vanrmnker
Auditorium.
:00 p.lil.-—"Tll'f Pyrenees" 1w \Vlrl
Bornliz of the Travel Cu. h of
America.
:20 p.m.-»Concert by Ethel Aaron,
lyric soprano. Sonia Essen. con-
trnltn. and Richard I"t‘h. hori-
lane.
:55 p.111.~—'l‘lmc signals and wen.-
thcr tore-cast retransmitted from
the government station NAA at
Arlington.
10:00 p.1n.-"Thc Plan in Vogue at
Antioch College" by llarol-t ('7.
“'nahburn. Assistant to the Pros-
idcnt at Antioch College.
1036 p.m.-——Uonccrt by Ethel Aar-
on. lyrlc soprano. "onln l-Tssen.
contralto, and Richard Koch. ha-
ritrme.
10:30 p.111.-——D:1ncc progrnm 1;. the
Hotel Commodore Orclicstr
Feed Co.
WHOLESALI
FLOUR. FEED, GRAIN. HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER. ITO.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
Try 3 Bottle of Angel Drink
Chooolsto netted Milk
undo by
THE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPAN Y
33 Center Ave.
Phone 1066.
NorwsIk
Bonn deliveviq. 200 at: too pint
The Busy Men’s Shop
Xmas Gifts
Reasonably Priced
-at the--
Rialto Clothes Shop
153 momma Strut
runs. 3. CHUNG ‘
NJNIIAI. 'DIRIGITOI AND
IMIALItR
u Is. “all. It. lo. Wit. 0!.
Phom 1w
sciwn: Aoro wiso:
onto comm
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PHONE 800-]!
8 ROWAN II“. nos MUS
Old “to w. - All m d
“'GY Scllcmx‘tntlr. N. Y.
(380 Meters)
11:55 n.m.-Timo signma.
13:80 p.m.—-Stook market report.
12:40 p.1n.—1-‘roduc.1 market re-
porL
12:45 r.m.—-\Vcathcr report.
2:00 yum—Music and address.
~-"Wl1nt Kind of Literature do Our
Young Folks Read." Mrs. Hrbert
lindlock. Schenectady l’cdcmtion
of \Vomcn's Organizations.
6:00 p.m.-—I’roduce and stock
market. quotations: news bulle-
tins. ‘
0:15 p.m.—-—Weekly report on con-
ditions of roads in New York
State.
7:45 p.m.—Program by the Pub-
licity Department. General Elec-
tric Company.
“'GI Modtord Hillside. him.
(300 Meters.)
12; 00 Noon—~Music program.
Forecast.
12: 45 p. n1—Cloging Report on For-
mers 'Produco Market ' Report.
5:80 p.m.—-Closing Stock Market
Reports. Agriogrnms {unlinked
by- tho U. s. Department of Agri-
culture.
6:10 nun—Late News Fluehcsb-
Sport- News.
6:40 p.m.——-Codo Practice. lesson
NumberIS'l.
7:00 p.m.—-—Evening\ Program; 1.-o-1
"Bits of Wisdom" by George
Brinton Betti!“ RJ—‘Bedtlmé
rice for Parents. prepared bribe
Children's Aid Association read
by Altrsd F. Whitman; Earn-utiv‘e
secretory. 3.—-Dr. Tohvi Hillel:
(Pronounced See) China's tore-
most lutesmin. one of Ameilél.‘ I'
foremost friend. known in - thy
"Teddy Roosevelt or, Chinu‘f will
on "China."
WChlnese Orchestra.
“'08- Rework (405 Meters)
0:00
to . ’
0: 00 tux—special test with Japan.
Newtmund and Austral" Pro;
arranged. - x
2: 30 not—Edna Marie "shelter. so-
rtie 8. Bippnrt.
12: (0 pHm—Ncw England “’cother
aw: ' ~
ACQOMM ,
trim (or this period especially»
pruno. accompanied by Mai-gum 7
2:05 pom—Program. ot- populari
numbers ,bY' Charles Kindeibcr—
ger. tenor. - - _ '
3:00 , ‘ i
to
3:30 p.m.~—~Contlnuailon‘ of scprano
solo: by Edna. Marie Schnlln.
45 p.m.~—vl'rozram of popular
numbers by Charles Kindamcr-
80h. _
:15 p.m.-—"Iclcle." Santa C'aus'
Assistant at his Toy Factory, will
speak to the children.
6:30
to
7:30 p.m.—-".\lusic \V‘hile You
Dine" featured by Tom Cooper's
Country Club Orchestra.
3:
Will, Springfield, Mass.
(337 Meters.)
ll:55"A.M.———Arlinglon Time Sign
nnla; \V’eathcr Iteporla; Boston and
Springfield Market cRports.
7:30 P.
Kiddies; Letter from the New Eng-
land Homestead.
8:00 P. M. ~— Conccrt by Ruth
groun- ups by ()rison S. Mnrdcn.
“’RC. “'nshinxton.
(409 Meters.)
3:00 P. 3!. ~— Fashion
merits of the Minute.
3:10 P. M .-—-Sonx Recital by Mo-
bel Finney. soprano.
Develop-
sheet.
3:35 P. lit—Piano
Mary Ashton.
3:45 P. M.——-A Talk on Current
Events by the editor or the National
Interpreter.
4:00 P. lii.-——Bradstreet‘s Financial
Recital by
Reports.
5:15 P. lit—Instruction in Code
Practice.
6:00 1'. M.—-,Chldren‘s Hour by
Pctsy Albion.
The Hardware Market,»
(Hardware Age.) ’
Hardware munutncturrefl, Jobbcrs
and retailers in most sections of the
country, have been favorably im‘
pressed by the President‘s merratm
to Congress. particularly by his
stressing of domestic problems and
his plea for tax reduction. The mes»
angry is interpreted by many as a
forecast. of business expansion.
Holiday buying continues brisk.
COmparntlvely low price changes
are being made by manufacturera
or jobbers.
Jobbers anticipate the continua-
tion or active business after the
first at the year. and we are making
plans accordingly. After the holi~
day buying period inventories will
be taken, and it is expected that at-
wiii be placed.
M.-—Twilight Tales for tho
Avery Ray, violinist; Mrs. Elizabeth
Nlms Hoover. pianist and accom-
pnnist.
9: 00 P M. -— Bedtime story for&
3: 25 P. \i .-—-Tho Magazine of Wall -
I
l
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,brown twiilcord or any of the soft
tel-ward a larger volume of orders blouse and am “A M 36-inch
Pmslons Not Yet Taken [’11.
(St. Paul Pioneer Press)
The Pension roll or the Civil war,
beginning with $25,000,000. wooin-
crcased h ymch successive congress
until titty years of 'accrctlon had
brought, it to mo e than 3950.000,-
(mo annually. 0 bonus bill deal-x
only with "adjusted compensation"
and lean: untouched the subject of
pensions “llirh will rise inmitably
olirc. titer.
. Daily .Fasllion Hint
Nina-Mini:
Blocking.
mm mom PLATE
1 do mama's est'ri’ctions'.
no matter how dltficuit. by
lsuodoboth
fixed and removable bridge-
at reasonabla'prioen.
oWSL‘WYN
102 Washington St.
Phone 3129 Hours I-s e. M. _
South Norwalk. Conn.
.25 a week -- .. ..
. .50 a week - -. ..
. $1.00 a week - -- --
,7 $2.00 a week - .- ..
$5.00 a week
The PeOple’s TrustC
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REV!§VI
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Do Your ‘
,Xmas Tree
Shopping Early
And Get Your Own Ohoioe.
We have a complete line and
we deliver.
Inlaxd' Boxes of CW,”
his of Fruit, Giger' snd
cm «as for Xmas Gifts.
. YOU ARE INVITE :I
TO BECOME A MEMBER OF OUR
— 1 9 2 4 —
Christmas Savings Cl
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
-- s 12
- s 25
- :1
- 92-3
.
0111mm
BenéfiéiilT-T‘
can;
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MODES or COMPELLING
SMARTNESS-
In the seasons taillcur one finds
compellingiy smart interpretations of
the latest Pan's mode.
to the left: will meet many of ”tr
dressier needs of the Autumn ward-
robe, while it: is alsoa genomic for
neral wear. The fa. is decpl
seed with a band of its own mat:
and the dress has 3 ion waisted blouse
ot' self-color Canton cr Cinnamon
woolen fabrics would be suitnble for
this model. Medium size r uires 3%
yards 54-inch matensl and?“
are
Sitstlnctively :teen-to-twenty is the
second dealgu in soft black velvet.
The blouse is trimmed with embroi
done to old blue rope silk. It (I
Rowland M. Beach
28 East Ave. .
OUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS
AND new DESIGNS
Open 9 to 0:00
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liiiiiiiii!
Christmas Money To-Day
, LetusbelpyoumeetChristmas expenses. “civil?
any amount up to $300 on your guaranteed not: 0: *
furniture, charging only the low, legal interest rate.
If you and money, you need 2:.
Beneficial Loan Society
Boom but) wgers 6 Stevens Dias.—-J.’LIUL1E wv‘
NORWALK Saturdays 9 IO 1
mulllmmllllllllwlinllillllllllllizillllmll 1:
mmmm: 1
«.u‘
$13 loan repay $ 5 monthly, plus int crc< t
u . 10
C ev 0’8 150 u u 15 u u it
We guirantce you sold privacy, immcdl at c 10135 3:3 5:15-
' Tel. 310 1100117 84““ respecting terms.
no... 2140
Quality Groceries an
Free. Delivery
the patch hers may be omitted.»
The atria tie is in two-toned ribbon-—
blue]: on blue. The skirt is laid in
plaits at: each side of the center-front. 2
closing under the front plait. It may
be made withorwithoutoseom Itl
the back. Medium j
w. DAWSON. Jr.
. ascmreov ‘
‘0 So. “all St. * lephoue
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
rswmingtonsoéet
'1! 883.
”A. E'Beckmann 69' Co.,
South Ncrw
nss DELIVERY
velvet-
-. a c
8: 30 mm.«-Ex-Gov. Newton 7.7. (iii-
hart o: the Philipine We. will
Won “Immigration."
‘l
Presidential Hot Biscuits lier Specialty
:
R. and w. HATS
New Foil: Styles—Ail the mm‘
‘ stripes ind Colors;
PALACE
CLOTHES snap
.13 North Main. Street
£27429 WAS
gi
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK ' ‘
moummamt
.. Flour...‘ Magician..." 45c
M
Cot-omen! .-.....- 50 10-,
Put-o New Orleans Molina.
A. S
moons». animal
weather.
for the cosh in mild
substitute W changing
- furnace size to. buckwheat ‘8
$5.00.: con Icel-
msmnmiessmemm‘smmg
170
,5,me Masons' Bulldingmt‘mls
m: g
AT
. Oépfm
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MADEY S
”4 Essr Ernst}:
FEAST scam“:
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COAL ECONOMIES
BUCKMT coal an be used not only for banking tires but '
PEA coal can be mixed with Nut for the kltcllc
eTrwélE (We Supply Comp
Huber's Ice Or *
FURNITURE co
MING-TON 5'
SO. NORWALK’
Changing from
to a coal that L
11 range. ["13 ‘
or our $1. 00 0 ‘
108 Water
Ci '
Gigare ' '
Phone 1
Norwalk Chronicler