you have been buying sdmtind hrs-as oil the tints
mixing it.
(”oil-n clothes. cit-fl. Ipsrk plugs. which are
rent-owed—
‘tempursry use sud which it detective con be
ill the time you on blinding yous-sell to thc‘impa-m of
. building motorists which you expect to lost n life “mg m
' interior t-snuot be discarded. .
,
Make your decision
to fsvor tho luster-ls! and house with s
Agents 1... Curtis Millwork. stoma mum. Sheetrock. Colo-
Ctirnell “'sil Boards. bong Boll lumber, Creo-Dlpt Shinzics.
WI Shingles. guaranteed for so years.
Hatch 69° Bailey CO.
“The House
of Service"
"It drill-sic machinery of
your eyes oi the ilrst inti-
lllIlIOn oi lrtmhlc nt‘l‘d! “be It-
5ttntion at s mpalile Optometrist.
Proper examination and the
tint lenses.
‘ ”an“
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OI‘TUMlfl’RIS'I
Cooler Building. Washington St.
South Nu-u-mii #I‘imne 20.32
C . i’r‘evsnt Fl." 0
+ 0- mm
' FEED STORE
"mmons room's; ‘
runs"
Wm. M. Baits. Prop.
. Phons 2610
o'LD CAR...
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1810 North Avenue
Between 0st sud Center Its.
BRIDGIPOR'I'. 0017!.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Some—Hutu Paris snti Tim to
Fig Any Msits of Car.
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
Washington 8!. Phone 103:
Naiureopsthic Physician
ELECTIHI'AI
()l' ALL KINDS.
-ot
"11-;er EM 3 ‘
ELECTRH LIGHT BATES A5“ _
siliin-ZRS.
MASSAGE—SPINAI’.
TREATMENTS.
Nnmmpsthie Trestmt-nts Core
for All Ills Except Contagious
DISCS”
I For sale by Stimson iowdl Corp
F. H. BAXTER
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
DRUGGIST
I: Agent for Page ii: Shaw,
If Tiiiord, Green Seal.
Park &
and Russell e .
” Z Csntiies.
OLD FRIENDS AT TEE
OLD PRICE
' 'The Old Well 5c Cigar
, ;Perfecto Bouquet, 10c
Dine at the Old Stand by
TQ11F. OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
MAIN STREET
' IL Rsili. "vs. zsrma
‘ suu'rfl 5'0va”; CONN.
Phone 2210
6 SOUTH
DAY and. NIGHT
‘ SESSIONS
ALL COMMERCIAL
COURSES
ENROLL NOW
.MEBRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
*1 at, National Bank Building
l'bone sis-a.
FALL SUITS
find——
OVERCOATS
$15.00 to $35.00
The Lowest Priced Store in the
Korwsllts.
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier. flutter snd r‘urnishcr
to Mon and Boys
ll MAIN ST. NORWAIJ‘
Roodner
Feed Co.
' wnou'ssns
noon. rash. GRAIN. as!
smw, ran-muss, sso.‘
Phone 2400
mentor. Ann Street
South N orwolk...Conn.
Try s Bottle or Angel Drink
Chocolate united um:
Mby
THE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPAN Y
33 Center Ave.
Phone :0“.
Norwslk
Home deliveriu, 20c qt; Ibo pint
The Busy Men’s Shop
Xmas Gifts
complete Assortment of
LANKETS and COM-
FORTABLES
o: All Kinds: .
. K. Banks
Mitt-mo Hotel Block
omrrn sonwstn.
L38 J. VAR!“
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“inkling sud (loner-etc
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RADIO PROGRAM
“BAP
New York (492 Meters)
11.00 a. m.—.—Musieal programs
11.10 a. m.—"Gardens :n the
Land of Sunshine," by Elton D.
\Vngner.
11.25 s. m.—“Co—operation or
Conflict—the Answer 01 the Llague
Nations." by Helen C‘arkson
Miller
11.40 a. m.~—“Traveilng
Libraries" by Mary Frank.
11:50 a. m.—American Agricub
turlst Market Reports.
12:00 Noon—Market Reports by
the L'nltcd States Department of
Agriculture.
4:00 p. m.—Anns. Hotter. upra-
no, accompanied by \Vinllntl T.
Barr.
4:15 p. m.—Pliii Ohman.
and his Trio.
4:45 p. m.——Anns. Huttcr.
prsno
5:00 p. in.—-—Christmas Program
for Children.
7:00 p. 1n.—Dnily Spmt Talk by
Thornton Fisher.
7:40 p.
pianist
8:00 p. —"Tho Happiness
Boys"——-Diiiy Jones and Ernest Hare
3:30 p. m.——"Hislory and De-
velopment of Sharpening Stones."
by Herbert R. Conner.
8:40 p. tn.——1{uili
pianist.
8:50 p. m.——Bnitery instruction
talk by George Ferncss. head 01'
radio division. sponsored bv Ne.-
tionul Carbon Co
9:00 p. m.—ADnnce orchestra.
10:00 p. m.——Dorothy H Burke.
dramatic soprano. accompan. ed by
\Vinifred '1‘ Barr.
i'ublit
pianist.
.0-
Frie iman.
“'61, Median! Hillside, Mass.
(300 meters)
12:00 Noon—Musical progxsm.
12:40 p. m.—New England
weather forecast.
12:45 p. 1n.—-Closing report on
Farmers' Produce Market Roz ort.
3:00 p. m.—-Amra.d \Vomen's Club
program. 1. Talks by Miss Doro-
thy H. Goodwin. 2. Especially ar-
ranged Edison program. -
5. 30 p. m. -Ciosiiig Stock Mar-
ket Reports.
6: 15 p. ni.—-Code practice. lesson
number 188 V ,
6:45 p. m.-—Iate new: flashes-
sports news.
7:30 p. m.—-Evening program. 1.
Selected verses by Mr. Charles L. H.
\Vagner. radio poet. :3. Red Cross
health talk by Henry Copley Green
of the Metropolitan chapter of the
American Red .Cross. 3. Evening‘s
musicale. .
\VJZ New York (455 Motors)‘
3: 00 p. m.—Organ recital on the
Hotel Astor organ by Leo Riggs”
'4: 00 p.111.-—Recital by Marian
Vanderseai. soprano
5. 00 p. m. —-Ciosing reports of the
New York State Dept. of Farm
and Markets; Farm and Home re-
ports; closing quotations of the
New York Stock Exchange: ‘oreign
exchange quotations: “The Condi-
tions of the Leading Businesses."
by the ”Magazine of Wall Street."
7:30 p.m.——Burr McIntosh. the
Cheerful _Philozopher.
7. 50 p m. —-Recitai
Fisher. pianist.
8: 00 pUm—LOOseleat Currant To-
pics.
8: 15 p. in. —Recitai
Fisher. pianist. 1|
8:30 p.m.—Netherlands-Ameiicsn
Program. .
9: 35 p..m——"Biography ot Presi-
dent Harding" by Joe Mitchell
Chspple. ‘
9:55 p.m.—'1‘imo
weather forecast retransmitted from
the governmentgstation NAA at Ar-
lington.
10:30 p. m. —‘ Dance‘program by
Paul Specht’s Alamac Hotel Or-
chestra. '
“32 SM ‘Isss.
(387 Meters) ‘
11: 55 nan. ~Aritngton Time Sig-
nnls; Weather Reports. Boston
by Adaline
by , Adulne
0: (m pan—Dinner concert. by the
WBZ Quintette.
in the Main
7: 00 pan.—
Truck.” I " m mt: tron:
' the Youth} Guam
7:30 ”9W
m.—-Ruth Friedman. A
Blznsls .1...
and Springfield Msrket. Reports. ‘
er Situation." By John L. Dick-
inson. Manager Seed Depur;ment
ot the Eastern states l‘nrmers'
Exchange. ~
9: 55 p. din—Arlington
nals.
11:00 pun—Program of Chamber
Music by the \VBZ Quintette; and
_}Viliinm S. Tiiton. baritone. Mrs.
Ruby. Tilton Kingsley. sccvmps-
nist. ot the Springfield Conserv-
atory of Music.
Time Sig-
WRC Wsshinston
(409 .51eters)
:15 p.m.—instruction
Practice. '
:00 p.m.~—Chiidren‘s
Peggy Albion.
:00 p.m.—Song Reciisl by Pauline
Garon. soprano.
:15 punt—Piano Recital by Mil~
dred Schultze.
:30 p.m.-——Song Recital by l‘oro-
thy Tnmble MeCamrnond. con-
traito.
:45 punt—Violin Recital by Sid-
ney Seidenhsm.
:00 pHm—A Toll: on Saint-Snens'
Opera. "Samson and Dalila!" by
Mrs. Edouard Albion. with xocsl
selections by members at the
Washington Opera. Coinpany.
\VGY My. N. I.
(880 Meters)
11:55 sum-Time Sign-is.
1.. ’ .30 pm.—-Stock marketr report.
12: 40 pun—Produce market. re-
port.
12: 45 pm.—Weather forecast.
2 0:0 pHm—Music and household
talk. "Planning the Chr.stma.s
Dinner."
in Code
Hour by
r‘
r
ager at once.
THE WINTER ISSUE OF-
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
(BRIDGEPORT DISTRICT)
GOES TO PRESS
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ' 15th, .1923
This book includes the fellowing Exchanges:
Bridgeport. Dsnhury. 0mm. nirfisld, Greenwich. a...
0m Newtowir. Roz-walk, Reading,- Ridgs‘fisld. Sound
Bosch, Word. Trumbull. Westport, Wilton.
If Your Listingis inoOrrectIn The Present:
Book Please Notify The-Exchange Man- -
All changes or additions m present listings must be so ,.
. ranged for: on or before December 15 in ordsi .
~ to appear in this' 188110.: - .
6 :0 0
market quotations;
tins. a
pan—Produce and
7:35 rum-Health ”talk. N
State Department or Health.
7:45 p.m.—-—Program by Alumnae
Association. Troy Conservatory of
N.
Y.
Music. Troy. Y.
10:30 pun—Radio drama. "itollo'sx
Wild Oats." by WGY Players.
W08 Newark, (405 Meters)
4: 00
to
6:00 earn—Special test with Js-i
pan. New Zealnnd and Aurvslin.
Program (or this period espe-
cially srranged.
3:30 p.m.—liia.rletta. Wiiists
.prano. in 3 group at English
Cockney Songs by Chnvui-ar. the,
Harry Lander 0! England. 2
2:45
to .
3:15 nun—Mrs. Chsries 11. Sabin.
member of. the National Repubu
licon‘ Committee. “What the Re—
publicsn' Party Has to Otter
Women."
3: 15 p.m—Continus.tion of English
Cockney Songs by Motions Wil~
lots.
3:30 p.rn.—-“Henlth Hints” by Dr.
Harriet Van Buren Peckhsrn at
Brooklyn.
3: 45 pun—To be sonounced.
6:15 p.m.—"1ciolo." um Clsu'
assistant st'his Toy ”can. Will
spool: to the childrss.
6:20 p.m..——"Mus_lo While Ion
Dine" tutored by the Vernal. Or-
chestra o! Montcislr:
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THE
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
BABY WANT S A
PRESENT TOO.
HAND.MADE.DREsst;_LONc AND SHORT-MODELS.
' CARRIAGE ROBES OF SILKAND WOOL-
QUILTED SILK BATH AND CARRIAGE ROBES.
’ CARRIAGE ROBEs 0F SILK 0R WOOL
WOOL JACKETS—300nmme MOCCASINS.
RATTLES, TOILET SETS AND MANY OTHER PRETTY THINGS,
A BIG LINE OF BATH ROBES FOR ALL THE FAMILY.
stock
newts rolle-
6:30 p.m.-Children's progmm. ‘
l
Xmas Tree
Shopping? Early
And Get Your Own Choice.
We have s ooniplete line and
we rfleliver. '
Inhid Boxes of Candy, ,Bss-I
’kets of Fmt‘ , Cigars and
Cigarettes for Xmas Gifts.
Canevari’s
1'01. 310 Liberty Square
IO- -
Rowland M. Beach
28 East“ Ave. Phone 2140
our mowers. so goons
I
mm W. DAWSON. .ir.
aniline?
GI Io. Hun Bl. Telephone 8380
000‘"! NOBWALK. CONN.
BOILERS
—.— .nd
mm Boiler
REPAIRING
—— m —
RIB-TUBING
-—m—
Policy Refrigerating and
Supply Co.
10 Homes 8:. So. Norwslk
‘ woos-rim s nuns
. find (or iBookiet on Patents.
m
:3“... R110 ”:2.
Rheum o ssndmnsuum.
rum AND Amsonms
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE 00.:
50 No.- Hsin 8t. 80. Hamil:
Cannon srs'non Pincus: use
‘ , F. . s. LYON
. JOB PRINTING
South Rorwsik.
A. u. WOOSTER 51. W. DAVIS ‘
' Amway: AT LAW
formerly Emmet-s U. B. Psi. ori'ioe
1115 Ilsin 8L. Bridgeport
Novelties
The hundreds of women who daily turn
to this section for inexpensive,kdainty
remembrances which are included on
every Shopper’s list, will find here, not
onlyIa wide variety of new and effec-
tive ideas, but many remarkable in-
stances of unequalled variety giving.
The N. E. Ryan CO.
68 WASHINGTON ST, 80. NORWALR
YOU ARE INVITED
.TO BECOME A MEMBER OF OUR
-— l 9 2 4 -—
ChnSt‘rnas Savings Club
.25 a week 5 12.50
.‘50 a week 2.5. 00
$1.00 s week . 50.00
$2.00 a. week
$5.00 a week
:ThCPeople’sTrustCOmpany
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
COAL ECONOMIES
BUCKWHEATcmlmnbmdnumbtmhnungiires. bulfls‘
substitute tor the Isl-gee cools In mild tenths. Changing from “1°
”3”” 1m“ h) hooks-heat is changing to s coal that costs
“snoosto'n less. _
rm cos! on be mixed with an: for the kitchen range- Pm 00:"
in833-35.“!!!«3.thonixtunemesnssensingotoverSlOOflmn-
The Norwalk Coal 64 Supply Compan
M’ Building Enteritis
108 Water St.
Cigars
MADEY’S m s 1.. W
Cigarettes
Phone 1507
Norwalk Chronicler