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.13.:00 fl.lll.~‘(\l‘lt'”3 Dickson. bur-
fianccomiruniml by A. V. Llufrlo.
1x5 n.ni.——“An Intimate Chat on
m: Fashions." by Miss: Edith BI.
. as. Associate liditnr of the Silent
01‘.
gfilfl‘fl- n.ni.——"M.iktng Your 1n-
. tuna Pay Your llills." by Mrs. Edith
m Patterson, Budget Special-
F‘cdcrutiun tit \Votnen‘s Clubs.
,, t 11351} n.tii.~~.\iitvric:in Agricultur-
' ”ht Market llvpurls.
12:90 noon-.\lnrl:ct reports by
mswlgnlted sums Department 0!
lsflculture. .
l:oo-;’.:uo our—London's
mm
M , 3'00. p.m.—Gcorgc \V. Head. Jr..
.- 3355‘ 'nct‘ompuniod by “'inifrcd '1'.
Blur.
. ‘ 3.:00 p.m.———.\litl-wr-ck services un-
jlfl, the auspices of the New York
» Federation or ('liilrt‘llt‘S.
., .1331 p.ni.--l).tily'5p0rt Talk by
“Thornton Flfilllt'l'.
' 1:40—)).ni.--\\‘t;ntlell Hall. Baritone
“ I'd-Music Maker from the “fest with
Ml Ukelvlo.
4:55 I).l|l.“—‘”'.rllc Care and Treat-
mum of the Scalp; by Martha. Ma-
'Il’illda. llzirpt-r.
film?) 'Il.lll.-l.’t)l‘£l Dammon I'ardee,
'Co’r’nciist.
I .8320 p.nt.——"'.l‘he Trend of Current
Conditions." by lllltllt'y 1“. Fowler,
Aaslsttint Trust Ut‘l‘n'cr of the Bank
. of America.
5—1 .. 8&0 p.in.-—'i'he Adolph Levasohn
\‘ Free Public Fours-2 in Chamber
Music under the direction of Dr.
Henry '1‘. Flock, dircct from Hunter
College, New Xork City.
9'::lt)"‘p.in.~«.\in.~icul program.
_ 9:45 p.in.——-‘”l‘he \Volt on the
Running lionrtl.” a true story of O.
,7 pgrs'onal (‘XDIJi‘lPllL'L‘ by Jirnest
Thompson-Seton.
“10:00 p.ni.—-.\t‘ter dinner speeches
ntJJunuuct ot the American Com—
nlittuo l'or lullci' of German L‘hll~
dram, direct from Hotel Iiiltmore.
New York City.
11:00-12:00 p.m.——\'inont Lopez
Ind Ills Urchvszm direct from the
Grill or the lion-l Pennsylvania, New
Ser-
85 7 Ion: City. .
{\VJZ. New York, N. 12, (455 Meters)
1130 u.m.———l.lenjuntin Franklin
Birthday Celebration under the :Lus-
figes oi' the Sons of the Ametican
Reyglution, dll'L‘Cl. from the Alder—
ma‘nic Chambers, City Hall; mess-
, lgggmtjom l’rvsltlo-nt Coolidge. J‘Ost-
‘ mter General Ilurry New, Charles
. E. Hughes. Thomas A. Edison. Ed-
'- win Dunby, (iow-rnor Alfred 1').
Smith; speech by Senator Royal S.
L, Copeland; messages.
8:009 p.lll.—-"J)t'l (lotterduemmcr-
- is; umf'n Wagncriun Opera. Company
Production direct from Manhattan
Opera.”— Ilouse.
§g§0 only—Closing reports rt‘ the
N33 York State Department. of
[Fm and Markets; Farm and
Home's-Opens; closing quotations of
tm’New York Stock Exchange; for-
oign exchange quotations: Evening
Post News.
1:00 p.m.~«".lack Rabbit Stories,"
beMn‘id Cory.
7:30 p.m.—~Sport Talk by Edward
Hm”; ot' the New York Times.
7:45 rum—The \Vorlti‘s “’ork.
‘ - 8:00 pun—Jimmy Moore: popular
""' longs. .
- 8:15 [IDL—Spocial evening om
recital on the Auditorium amn.
pro’grnm playwl by J. Thurston Noe.
direct. from the \Vunutnzik‘er Audit-
orititt’i.‘ ‘
9400, p.m.—“In\r.-sting your First
:—
10:30 pun—Dance program by
the Hotel Commodore Orchestra. un-
dot the direction 01 Bernard Levi-
lOW. , . d
“'80, “'nsblngton, (469 Mitcrs)
3:00 p.m.—Fuahion Developments
0: the Moment prepared by Wom-
en's Wear. g '
3:10 p.m.——Piano Recital by Edna.
Howell. '
3:25 p.m.—Farm and Home Re-
ports. ,
3:35 p.m.-—-Song Recital by Char-
les Gaunt. baritone.
3:50, pun—Current Events by the
editor Oil The Outlook. -
4:00 p.m.—Dradatreet’a Financial
Report.
5:15 p.m.—Instruction
Practice.
6:00 p.m.——Cltildren‘s
Peggy Albion.
\VGY, Schenectady, N.Y.,
(380 Meters.)
11:55 a..m.——Time signals.
12:30 p.m.——Stock market report.
12:40 p.m.—Produce marktt re-
port.
12:45 p.m.—Vv'eather report. ,
2:00 p.m.—Music and address.
"Th Ex-Service Man as a. Citizen."
Mrs. Ralph Mead, Schenectady Fed-
eration of Women’s Organizations.
6:00 p.m.—I’roduce and stock
market quotations; news bulletins.
7:45 p.m.—-—-Iladlo drama, "The
Truth," by Clyde Fitch, presented by
WGY Players.
“'01, Bledi'ord Hillside, “355.,
(360 Meters).
12:00 noon—-Music.
12:40 p.m.-—New England \Vea-
thcr Forecast.
12:45 nun—Closing Report ‘on
Farmers Produce Market Report.
6:00 p.m.——Meeiing oi! the "Big
Brother AMRAD" Club.
6:40 p.m.——Code Practice.
number 217.
7:00 p.m.—Evening Program. 1.
—"Storles for Parents," by the
Children‘s Aid Associutloti. "\Vhy
Does Your Child Fuss. About His
Food?" A broadcast prepared by
the Habit Clinic of the Divls‘on of
Mental Hygiene and the Community
Health Association.. 2.-—l\luslcale by
George Brinton Beale and friends.
“'32, Springfield, Mass.
(337 hit-lets).
11:55 mun—Arlington Time Sig-
nals; “feather Report-«1: Foston
and Springfield Market ltepmls.
7:00 p.m.~—"l‘roparation ot Fede-
rnl Income Tax Returns." by 1pc-
nms Mchrry. Tux Consultant / of
Springfield.
7:30 film—Bedtime story for the
Kititlies—Farniers‘ Period—«l. Otter
from the New England Homestead.
8:00 tum—Concert by Mrs. Mir-
iam Munyan Thomson, pianist.
9:00 p.m.—lledtime stoty
grown-ups by Orison S. Marden.
,8255 p.m.—Arllngton Time Sig-
nals. .
in Code
Hour by
I
lesson
[or
“'0“ Newark
(405 Meters)
2:30 rum—Jean Spiro, tenor now
with "The Miracle.” ,
2:45 p.m.—-N’adinc Morton. com-
poser-pianist. .
3:00 p.m.——Clifton \Vebo, actor
and dancer. now starring in the new-
production soon to open in New.
York.
3:10 p.m.——Continuation of tenor
selections-by Jenn Spiro.
A340 p.m.——l\'ndino Morton, com-
poser—pianist.
‘ 6:15 [nun—Constance Irwin in
readings from Eugene Field—chil-
Mimi:
WHEJELAN .. SPECIAL
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Hamil: HElSKl.
A SEVEN. MBA
HALF mar GIANT.
\ix‘siTS‘ WE W”
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305- W AtmsT _
goes WITHOUT SAV‘
we ‘n-mr MR. HEISKI
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CLUB WSTEAD
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WHY Do YES
SAY THAT-.MRS.
DUMBUNNY?
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HE. DOESN'T PAINT'ET": :3 I
{‘-
Try a Bottle 0: Angel Drink
Robert A.’Benedict
Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
22W
(/Jliocolnte Muller! Mills.
Made by
COMPAN Y
33 Center Ave.
1' Phone 2‘04.
ALL STREET
THE NORWALK OAIRt
Norwalk
Home deliveries, 2‘... on: the plot
-———.—~' .... -
The Busywlfi'iin’s St'Oré‘-
.--o---
Ercryhody (‘an Choose livery-
thing for livery Man.
--.o;--
Main Cathing Store
136 Washington Street
—-—_ '
192° (-70)” l-‘(HllltitllllR-BAN ;'
“‘3 "rec extra leather seats.
This will make a fine car for any-
one thing in the country.
[923 JE\YE'I'I‘ TOURING
A real good car for \‘rry little
money.
Time payments Arranged to suite.
P. J. DI PIETRO
' Flint Dealer
”up. Iliailu 'l‘lzvntrc'
9] '4' “‘05! A we. .V orwa lk. Conn.
\
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“ransom-é is oil-92’
: :REPLv-«ANO you
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ones It)
Agent's.
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76’
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koala/“3.. ._. i-Ja.
The nun trim belt
signs toilets the .u
the De F
Drop use
' ‘ card 533112.; “Shunt
“7c will at .1 Del
Reflex iladtophan:
your library table,
outside: :ttlcnnal 9
minutes. That's the :
learn the real jorsot'
-— no obligation on,
part, of coul‘ :.
$500.00" by Mr. it. I). Wyckot! of dren's stories.
truamngnzlno ol’ \anI Street. 6:30 to 7:30 pan—“Music \Vhilc
9:310 p.m.~-l:o-eitul by the Zimblcr You Dine" featured by Tom Coop—
'Irio... , or": Country Club Orchestra.
, BUSINESS AND lNVESTMENT. .
000. This compares with $1,919,.
775,000 in 1922. when the value was
65.8 cents per bushel, and with 81.-
297,213,000 in 1921, when com was
bringing the producer 42.3 cents per
bushel.
The return from the wheat. crop
(M1633 tho tgh it is dour-nut \\ Fit: onnvd 33s smaller in 1923, based on Dec.
”‘ces, than in 1922 or 1921. For
i r‘ n ‘: v: -! ‘i . '
O (l y ltl (Ulltl ll.,\(. LCD? John «lily ‘U.U00 c. 1903 the D p L ' d
. u . 0 (LI- nlcn. use
. Mi. .
. I ' "
.- .Ho dccitlwl ,0 i‘i’l’l)’ for .1. Jun at lOtil“:‘cl~:tl:icilillofl?\ts per bushel a: the farm
" ‘ '3' winter Wheat, and 92.3
7 .-
DRsEé‘S‘i‘é‘é“ l WINNIPAUK
*'~ FEED STORE
" ‘i'nshinglon 8!. Phone 163:
Natureopathio Physician
ELEUI‘RICAI. l‘REA‘l‘MEN'I‘S l
or ALI. KINDS.
ELECTRIC mum turns and ."WIRTHMOBE BOULTBY
FEEDS"
snmvmts.
MASSAGE—si-isAn
win M. Betta, Prop. _
Phone 2619
R. and w. HATS PIGGLY WIGGLY ' - -
- WE'LL come right back 1.! you
New Fall Styles-—All the Latest .
‘ 12 MAIN STREET - —-tr'll you what the job “ill-
cost and serve you right. Our vs-
perience lets us get into action
without any uselea “fiddling"
Saves you money.
The NASH. RAYMOND
& DEAN CO.
2 Flax Hill Road
(lawlessness in Business. Shapes And Colors.
was»! Yultk’, Jim. 16.-Discuss-
‘5 “u~“f‘"> h'a' necessity of keeping down
lag fahiily in busint'sr. Secretary-Treas-
tiyay again. J. ll. 'j‘rtvguc, in a. letter to
firbund i'ur Ill'llllli'l“ of the National Asto-
with film téiots .t. tnnu‘in‘ declares that
TREAT!“ ENTS.
Nntnrt'opathio Treatments Care
for All His Except Contagious
Diseases.
PALACE NORWALK,
CLOTHES SHOP ' 9
13 North Main sum " ' .. -
Tactile Store
SPECIAL ‘ 13 WEEK
27-in. Unbleach Muslin 10c
Yard . . . . . . .
3°;i?;...'.’{.“’;§i§"?‘.‘.... 12%.:
Ou‘tgfl Flannel. colored 1 6c
3:11:94W ........; 18¢
.9 136 “Waéhing’ton Street. '-
South Non-walk. .
‘ OLD ' CARS;
. ' rum.
SEE MOORE ' ,,
The Busy Men’s Shop SEE BET—FEE;
Rowland M. Beach
—FLOR|ST—-
.Norwalk
PAINT SPECIA L
“’6 are giving with each l‘lvc gm—
lon metal can of root paint a two
and one-hall pound can of rum
cement and paint brush fn‘e.
Cost 0! point 5L”: per gallon.
Come in and see the new giant
asphalt shingles.
THE NORWALIK
ROOFING (30.
Water St. :50. Norwalk
For
“Our perfect knowledge of optometry
enables us to net as eye authorities,
in whom you can have perfect con-
fidence."
28min: Ave. , ,
Electric (0.
..-...-_.-o o..-
. . 1’ 'Rialto Clothes Shoo
——Phone 2140-2-1 . ‘ '
H 9-11 No. Z‘lfir. St. .50
Hone 99d
99:7,... -...-
effc'iai l
.9 cans
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A Beneficial Loan
“'9 make 1:73 53
on your 129.12: 3'
. trains. 01C. l
repayment ; k .-
city: our 0:12
rate. “'9 1:"?
immediate 1::
terms. .‘x‘o (:1'
borrowed.
Repfif'me"t Pm ’
I . l E" ‘ I ~
153 Washington Street . f': Says Mr Foresight
Opp. Riolto Theatre " ‘
3mm
Prescriptions Filled
Sell 21m 0,16 our: to' the ”—3129 93 the 0191 Stand by‘ WILLIAMHEJJWMOORE
331991.;er Aim; . THE OXFORD LUNCH 4"“ _
WRELKING co. , and RESTAURANT; --
1310 North Avonni
' Between 01k. and com Btu. .. ' 8°57” 3mm Smart
. , 3310039031.». norm. in mm. - ‘ J M,
. . mg. “was“; sou'ra nonwam, cuss. ’
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"Light & Power CO.
' 68 Wall Street ' Norwtdk
Phone 1880 ;
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“film: lil‘llllk'llh' to he find “‘11th U “,ijllfrvL'L(fg'gi-fipnng Wheat' making the
Qiernl “1.51.; tum... mm, .13.“... . 4 ‘ , “"eniber price for all 100.
WV" ‘ llOil o\ery )cnr st't
fl. Lat. .\\t~nvi~-. llls lvri)’li:r lht‘n stock for “9/ lowerago price [or a“
1‘ 32116 express intisinr-ss nus «biting pump” \vunlsciTlp 03,'.was 92'3 cents per
wagon and John Jumped on gm“: thing t'Or‘lafigrm figure for 19:“ Was
W0” ‘" look ""‘" ”‘0 S'NUHL H, Lit'kt's a better {ml
,1 ... thcr mm .1. chnni‘ot‘ Philip (-9. .- ' “4‘- 0! all wheat for
. and fl . w 1‘ ttamly the firm of (A
’ | . mum. thv: rim: tlu- hro- Knapp has profitted by "000' as compared
an d. "lie ‘ , . “.000 {or 1922.
t by tlnli'l ‘01) "o to V'Ulk for I‘ In.” “01“? going into
> . n .p. .‘ ion (0 :tr )uidln mul ‘
, “WW" ”'- 5‘ 'l “'3“ WW“- ”w putting into that ncgw buildin‘ther than com
,. 9‘ 0‘1"“07'0- lm 3U"- h'? hoesihln comfort and com" 1912:9858 in
“ {XJOl'ln _ ll . ‘ for tlwn‘orkorn. Every Worke‘its and barley.
_. 1a. “I: toutnt mat-o up he hurt; hand in building upthc F" "33' and
it ». ’ {C‘NS “44W" Hl‘t (In ”1" 4.1 ion as it stands to-dny. lua of cotton
3. . -ry Vn Aisling rook. However ”To me it has been a great lire f" L‘ocem-
, , ‘7 with 323.80
9V 1 w ‘ #0 921. Cotton
{RY TURBIISLS (.IVL 20.000 acres
_ 7 ‘ ., th 33,036..
i 0“ LR T0 BIG FACTO o :u 192:.
,. ‘ ‘ n in 1923
. um; “tih the oridi‘tuol' to make Knapp plant instead of using sic-an: 300,000
. , plant the mo.t efficient of "a from the boiler. steam from the tur-I'nJ ap-
., .1. all respects the management htnc will be used in mm“ ”0993395: more
.lut and Knapp iozclhcr \iith a:rm‘xfif'hf'lxxwxi' forming for”
. u ' I v ( ( ' n v. I
77m3incera. ‘(li‘lic'tt'htr- Flmnmson. in the inanui'uctibtre‘of hats a luv-"e
.' ‘3 can: u: do thought to amount or hot water is used In the
W :t n I" n it‘llfll factory new factory steam from the turbine '
, r4.) 3 .ponvm and steam will be used {Or this purpose first
0 planer alone provided heating the water in a txtortiigt'3'ltt.‘t1t~
'en.;;‘icnlgi"m'rt is usrd. the or and then keeping it hot in'thc I 7
Mia": Tm; :ont'ltit" from all tanks. Before being ready for flnish- ' u UN 1
In; one 01' u. sis-amnurnfl' .‘ng; ”in hats must be dried End this - ' i...l————————-‘--—‘ M > h l. n” G G
,. is one with ' 4 - ' — V I ‘
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. . ie tire on eaves Most lint fact I I I“ ' I 7 g ” 1 /I
~ orles have 1 w IEE: " ‘ ' 9. W I
‘taismlob: airtifiitlrhcgora‘ch um-d engines and could 33353:: " K ' l " SALHER‘ ‘
. ' ‘ e as not. use ‘ l ' 5W ek“l‘e.‘lu A ' 07"“
liq-mun catered. 1n the tur- because 3:: 2:21.":th all “I“ Work 1 Old- '3“ t n so. "'1" ‘ an," R. G:
“can iono- its pressure. In engine hos oil “’3an "mil me Flour “I 5 m! ”“857 ' ‘ T. “ L L {I I . I”. C
. ' I e . i
it :1"! Pauffigr: “"le hats. The use of the’turblnfifmado on 31.3 I m 3;
1:“ ‘ k. 8 on y a by the Terry Steam Turbine Co. of N w . l I, V W a?
a _, c tint hat rac- Hartford. will accordingly make 'it , I ' m ‘ l V
gm? lar‘e Dosaible tor‘Croi'nt and Knapp to ' I V J V» ’
lit “a 3‘1“"le lowest power-andhedt-cuii. , P30“ 803.11: ~
_ . ‘ ‘ ; ,. "a now“, 2.1-. = "
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