THE delicate machinery of
your eyes at the tint hm.
mutton oi trouble needs me et-
tuition of e capable Optometrist.
from examination and the
right lcuael.
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:WILLIAM J. M00115
». OPTOM'E'I'RIST
I" Building. Washington St.
‘ ‘~ til Nomth Phone 90.12
A Complete Assortment of
BLANKETS and COM-
FORTABLES
Of All Kinds. ,
biotic-chemo Hotel Block
SOUTH NOBWALIL
‘m-u- I
OLD FRIENDS AT m
OLD PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar
i Perfecto Bouquet. 10¢
1
.7—
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
01.11.10; .1. thrill!
' SOUTH NORW'ALK. CONN.
Phone 2210
.5 F. H. BAXTER
l s 300111 hum BTREET.
DRUGGIST
j Agent tor Page a: shew. Perk 1
. Tiliord. Green Seahan and Russel“
. Candies.
+Between Oak and Center-In.
FEED STORE
”WW3! POULTRY,
,—
f 133138? 13".
fire. mom Prop; g"
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Gore to the
BBIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1810 North Avenue r
BRIDGEPOB'I', 00”.
Phone Bel-nun: 0686-3
Second-Head Parts and Tim to
Fit. Any Make of Our.
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
:9 Washington St. Phone lea-a
Neiureopeth’io Physician
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS
017' ALL KINDS.
ELEUTBIC LIGHT turns LN”
SHOWERS.
MASSAGE—SPISAL
TREATMENTS.
Netureopethio Treatments Cure
for All in: Except Conugloua
Diseases. .
1
FA LL SUITS
——nnd—
ovnncori'rs
$15.00 to $35.00
The Lowest Priced Store in the
Norwniha.
ASHER GLICKSON
1 l
‘ i The Busy Man's Store
L‘xns lvmly (on (house liter:-
3 thing for l‘nrry Mun.
--.u-..
Main (‘othing Store
136 Washington Street
npp. liinlto Theatre
' Canevari
'\
Fruit and Vegetables .
i"
.V Square ' Phone 810
\
\e—Freo Delivery-
errant
Clothier. flatter and Min-her
to Men and Boys
1.! MAIN ST. NOBWALK
REO IP‘S'S”
REPAIRING AND ovmmumu
PARTS AND A‘XTESSORIEO
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
so 30.10.11: e1. 3o. Norwelk
saunas: STATION PHONE also
Speed
Wagons
Try s Bottle of Angel Drink
Chocolate sauna sun:
54““ .,
THE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPAN Y
33 Center Ate.
Phone :0“.
liorwnlk
80.. dellveria, 300 go; the out
Textile Stofe
SALE’”
or Muslin. anneook.
end ‘Ontll. Flannel Begins
. Dec. 27th.
12:00
we a have Naif-Fl” m
M .
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Anew—I've.-.’ l
1111110 PROGRAM
\‘i‘BZ Springfield. Mass.
(314'! Meters)
5:00~ pan—Dinner concert by the
“IBM Quintelte.
7:00 p.m.—-—“'l'he Strange Cargo 0!
The Littlo Muldoon." a. drama-
tized story prepared by the
Youth‘a Companion.
7:30 p.m.-—’l‘wiiis11t. tale: for the
Kiddies—Current Book Ravi-w by
It. A. MacDonald.
7:50 p.m.-——F11r1ners' Period—"A
Better New Year." by Howard \V.
Selby.
9:55-p.m.—Arlington Time Signals.
11:00 p.m.—Progrnm of Chamber
Music by the \VBZ Quintctle.
“11.31“ New York
(492 Meters)
11:00 a.m.-.\iuslcal program.
11:15 lune—"First Aid In the
House" by Capt. Fred C. 111.15. or
the American Red Cross Teacher‘s
Center.
11:30 a.m.——-Cnmcron Rogers.
“:50 nun—American Agriculturist
Market. Reports.
Noon—Market Room-ts by
the l.- niierl States «Department or
Agricultulo.
4: p..m --Augusta. Cooper. Control-
to.
4: 16 pflm—ll \elyn Kempt. Pianist.
4: 30 rum—Bernard A. Ahrcns.
Baritone. accompanied by Everett.
Iinli.
1:45 p.m.—Auzusta. Cooper. Con-
tralio.
5:00 p.m.——-Bcrnard A. Ahrens.
Baritone.
5: 15 p. m -—-Ellen Campbell. FHiauist
".30 pm ——Daily 8:101: 'lalk b)
Thornton Fisher.
7:45 p.m.—-"Tho Happiness Boys"_
—-Billy Jones and Ernest llnre.
8:15 p.n1.-——0ld Fashioned Southern
Minstrel.
0:00 p.m.—Dancc Orchestln.
WRC. “‘nehington (409 Meters)
I
5:13 p. 111.-—lnstruction in code.
practice.
6:00 p. m.-—-Chiidrcn‘s hour by
Peggy Albion.
‘——————-—
ARMY NIGHT
5:00 p. m.—Tnlk on radio by Dr.
J. 1!. Dcllingor.cl1let of the radio
dixision of the bureau of standards.
8: 15 p.111—<ong recital by
Jorss. soprano.
S: 80 p. m.——Piano recital by Ke-
. MWWnStreet
"119:
MELON“
mullet. allusion AND
4 .09 0,6. 1.... mgfiwu‘oe
therine “’oordsworth.
8:45 p. m.—Violin recital by Henry
Small.
9:00 p. m.——A talk on the army by
General Amos Fries.
9: 10 p. m. —Concert by the 'Unitqd
States army band.
9: 53 p. m. -Re- transmission of
time signals and weather forecast.
Schenectady. N. 1'.
(880 Meters)
11:55 a. m.—-—'rimc signals.
13:30 :1. m.——Stook market reports.
12:40 p. m.—Produce market rc-
poit. ‘
1:245 p. m.--'Weether_torecest.
5.00 p. m.-—-Muoic nod household
talk. "The January Bargain Sales."
6:00 p.1n.—-Produce and stock
market quotations: news bulletins.
6:80 p. m.-—-Childrcn‘a program.
7:35 p. rum—Eleni": talk. N.
State Department. of chlth.
7:45 p. tin—Plano and organ re-
cital by Annlna McCray Evans. pi-
anist. and Daniel Crouch. organist.
10:30 p. m.-—Concert program.
“'GY,
Y.
“‘Jz—Ncw York (455 Meters)
8:00 p.m.—-Urgen rerltnl played by
‘Leo Riggs on the Hotel Astor Or-
‘ gun.
5:30 p. run—Closing reports 0! the
New Stnto' Dept. of Farms end
Markets: Farm and Earhart-ports:
closing quotations oi: the New
York Sleek Exchange; foreign ex-
change quotations: “The Condition
of the Leading Businesses" by the
Magazine or Wall Street: 131 coins
Post News.
7:00 p In .v-The Operetta. "Little Fed
Riding Hood" 3“ on by the original
cast.
7:30 p.111 --Burr McIntosh.
Cheerful Philorophcr.
7:50 p. m.—-Pinno recital by Adel.
aldo Ziegler.
8:00 p. m. ——-l.oaeieei' Current Topics
5:15 p. n1.—-Pinno recital by Adel—
8230 p. rue—Concerthy Richard You
(Into. marimbaphone. I". Fowler.
bass. and C. Matthewson. coinei.
9:15 p. m. --"The Nature of Animal
Intelligence" by Dr. \V. Reid Blair
of the New York Zoological Park.
9: 55 p.111 —Time sinsnls and weath-
cr forecast.
10: 30 p. m. —Dnnce program by Pnul
Specht nnd his Alanine Hotel 01--
chcstra. ,
the
wot—stealer}: hillside; m
(860 Meters)
12: 00 Noam-Noon day program.
1:: 40 p. rn .-—New England Weather
Forecast.
1:: 45 p. m .—Cloainx Report on F8-
mers Produce Market Report.
8: 00 p. m.—Amrad Womene Club
Program
1. Talk by Nth-Dorothy H. Goorl-
win entitled “Farming Under
Glass"
5:30 p. m.—Closing Stock Market
Reports. '
6:15 p. nil—Code Practice. Lesson
Number :00.
1:30 p. rim—Evening Program.
10:00 p. m.——3. Newspaper Men's
Night-«A representative from ench
or the Boston newspapers will give 0.
short talk on his particular hobby.
v
“OR—Newark (405 Metersl'
2:30 p. m.-—-Evelyn Tobey. of the
Home Economics Department.
Teachers‘ College. Columbia Uni-
Vcrsiiy. New York. in I. talk en-
titled—"What's the Matter with
our Homes?" . t
3:00 p. tin—131111131 anrago. soprano.
3. 15 p.111. "Health I!intn"—Dr. Hat-
rict \‘anBuren Pcckham.
3:30 p.11: run—Rose n11: Bron. author-l
:Ars.
3:50 p. rim—Soprano Union by Izabel
Tarrago. ‘
6:15 p. m.-——Edith Oldfield in n talk
on “Sealing Wax Art Craitsfi’
6:80 p. run—Men in the Moon Stories.
for the children.
7:00 p. tin—David Elder. tenor.
Pcnnsrlvnnin Oils Ina-used.
PITTSBURGH. 13:12.97. —- Six
grades of crude oil quoted in the
market here \v ere ndvnnced 25 cents
n barrel today. Pennesivnnia grade
in New York Transit Company Lines
and Brndtord district oil in National
Transit Lines among-ed to $3.10. The
new quotation on Pennsylvania
grade oil in National Transit. south~
“est Pennmhanie. Eureka. end
Buckeye Pipe Lines “as $2. 85.
Other grades were unchenxed.
Autong Pay Grade Bciom
(V. Y. Times)
l'or this! state alone the cost: of
abolishing s. 000 crossings would be
$800. 000. 000. or $20. 000. 000 for 40
yms. says the New York Times. A
HONEYMvTAR
‘ ESTABLISHED l875
{REFUSE SUBSTlTUTE;
-. »-.
For ante by Simeon-Powell Corp.
I do painlea'extractione. no
matter how difficult. by Napon-
Minit. Moo do both fixed um
removeble bridges st reasonable
flees.
, on. 31.031111):
102 Washington Street
Phone 3120 Bonus: I-j P. 18.
South Norm... Conn.
law compelling the ruliw .10 pay
the bill “ould be equivalent to 'br-
daring many of them. into bank-
ruptcy. The rallnnys must be helped.
Automobill‘s in 19: :wgro responsible 1
(or 67 pct cent. 0! all deaths caused
by vehicles. more than four time!
the number chimed by railway trains
and- «men times the deaths due to
street railway-I. .
a
Beneficial Mane up to $300.00 on
household goods (without remov-
at). We xunrantee strict privacy.
immediate aid and sell-reepecnn;
' terms.
"Beneficial ‘Iioan Society
j 3...... and Stereos Bldg.
Room 298 NM
1 1028 STAR semen
1 1922 BUICK TOURING, “um
wm TOP.
1 1023 mm Toumm
. ‘ \
1 19:3 mum—g DAVIDSON
MOWBPYCLE “m SDECAB.
P. J. DiPietro
rmnnmn '°
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1-1153. “wit.
Send 5m m
Another Shipment of That Good Lehigh
NUT COM.
Ready for Immediate Deliverv
Don” i: let a snowstorm catch you with an empty coal bin.
met are prepared to give you QUICK SERVICE while it
s.
ORDER NOW 5- TELEPHONE 605
LET US LEND A COPPUS 3L0“ ER
To You FREE!
With a Coppus Blower a. . .
ed to your furnace. you w»
burn “Jumbo" Buckwh
coal, get better heat and mo
of it to every ton you use.
‘Jumbo’ Buckwheat C0
Is Always $5 a Ton
in price than the sizes -.
now use. If you burn ten cm
of coal 3 season you can st.
$50 a year for the rest of y u
life. No expensive equipu .u
,~ required—no al .,
tion of your 1 ...,
L.
necessary. Arevele
lion in account
‘\ _.-_ _,- heating.
See This Blower in Operation at the Store of
B. M. Belts, 11 Wall St., Norwalk.
— The «—
Consolidated Retail Coal C0.
Rowan Street ast \‘orwalk
L Still. we 63.11 quote you an allowance in hack for
chine
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