I
SATURDAY.
J ." Stution “317. New York.
‘. " 45.1 Meters.
its; p. m.——l:rcital by Vincent
"”Elflntis. violinist.
‘4:00 p. m.——-Tra Concert by the
Hotel Belmont Stringed Ensemble:
3 HT Lerner. lender; direct from the
loony of the Tea. lloom of the
" mm Belmont.
‘35:!)0 p.,m.-—-Quaiity song Company.
, p Dular songs.
5:30 p. m.——Ciosing reports of the
NEW; York Shltu Department of
Fum- and Mark: ts: Farm and Home
r ports; closing quotations of the
w York Stork Exchange; foreign
3 eichangc quntutions: Brndstreet's
Ililmwiai report: Evening Post News.
:73'0'0 p. m.——“l'ucli\, “'igizily Sto-
"is" by Howard Gal-is.
”7:3” p. in..——(’li:irlcs it'leisqiimnn.
violinist. and Jrun lierman. pianist.
“I {mint recital. . .
23:45 p. m.—-~“.\ Million Sixmgs in
afincmid.” one .it' a series of talks on
'flishlixhts of Mulder“ liadio Ilronvl-
casting" ivy Dr. Alfred .\'. Goldsmith.
lfhlél Broadcast l-Inuin-‘n‘r of the 11:1-
}p Corporation Of America.
l'10:in p. ni.—~livcilal by lilizabeth
.st. contraltv».
'131'30 p. lll.“iii!l‘4illl Stern and his
1‘0th Majestic Orchestra dance pro—
giamdiro-vt rmm tho llolt-l Majestic.
f- ”"\\'ll7.. sprinzrield. Mass.
v ‘ 3:}? Meters.
211:55 p. in.-—«.\rlington Time. Sig-
ntls: “'euthrr Ilt‘xutrifii Boston and
Sfiringfllslil Mnrlnt, Reports.
13230 p. m -—-()l‘LZ.ili Ilv‘rital by Ar-
ll’tur 1i. 'l'ut'nm.
nfiisted by Miss Margaret Ilcgal. so-
prano soloist, transmitted from the
Siringfield Auditorium.
~7:00 p. ni.——-liiiiner convert by the
Ilbtel Kimball 'l‘rm dirt-ct from the
llfiitri lx’iiuliall «lining room: Jon
tlhcrts. violinist and director. Angela
Ghdard lmneruan. cr ilist: l'uul Law-
l'ttnce. pinnmt.
:7230 p. m.~ lh il‘mie story for the
‘deili‘w: "l“.t‘lnzili: till" “‘nritl to
A tet‘it'u." [il‘t pdrui by “Our “'orld
3. Elaine."
-S:(,l0 p. m.—I"mn-ort by :lrs. Myr-
»
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tit; ,Atttliinson \"ililliffl‘. pianist and
soprano: and .Ulw‘ .\. )lilcus. \lnlin-
isl: Irrnn 12. Mucus. art-mnpanist.
9:00 p. m.—~l‘-mitiiiir~ story for
grown-ups by Hi'isnii S. .‘lardr‘n.
9'55 1). ill-~‘.\l'i|llgil)li 'i‘iinc Sig—
lials.
WEAK“ New York (402 Meters)
1:45 to 3:30 p. iii.—l-‘nreign pulley
lunciation luni ii' on dirtw-i front the
Hotel Astor. .\'vvw York Cit}; bring
the sixtyd‘nurth luncheon discussion
of interniitiniiai problems. Speakers:
Harry Iii-suler. ili‘illl‘i r and former
German miniut-r in i‘uland: llnn.
Martin \V. Littlr‘tnn lir the New York
bur. James H. Airlinnnl-i. chairman.
Subject: “miv \ - :ii- of ill" ltulir (M'-
t‘llpfltluli—ifi lil'tilliii'lit' and i'rililit‘ul
Peace Nearer!"
4 to 5 p. lib—L’illli“? program by
the Cat'nlinizms orchestra.
5 p. m.-i~‘olommi I’imsler. pianist.
7:30 p. lii.———-|'l.iti‘I' M. Gillespie.
cnlornturn. soprano. Ut‘l,‘Olill‘1Ilii',‘(i by
\Vinifl'uil '1‘. Univ.
7:15 p. lil.-—"Tlie Real Story of
Jim iirivlgvr. last or the ruinous
Jlogky I‘lfiuntuinevifi.” by Prof.
Hayward ll. Iiriggx of Nr-w York llnl«
varsity. one nl‘ :i, xrries (it talks (in
en”? Alli!"i‘ir'itll lili-tuil‘y.
3 p. m—"Tliv “illt'if’l Twin" :1";-
Mstcd by the i‘lii-‘lr't (.Juarlcllr.
2., p. m.-—“'l‘liv~ Unnmnies of
Chain (lrnvei'y Storm" by Alfred ll.
Begkman. swi'rvlai'y—irmisurer of the
National I‘lmiii
sociutinn of l‘. R.
9:10 )I. m —l'l.|irv‘
coloratura sum-“um
’ 9.320 p. m.»—~\\histiing interference
ad its t‘aus- s and l'ursws." ivy John
V. L. Hogan. t‘ullsultiilg rngineor,
9:30 p. inn—James Mnelionfllil.
baritone. arrnlnpnnlml by \i‘inifrcd
'.l‘.“Buri-.
9:40 p. inn—"Selective Rather
than Restrictive immigration." by
Congressman ilnmnuvl L‘ellcr, of the
.\l. Hilleflpiv".
10th Congressional District. Brook-
lym
9:50 p. ni.—Htcrling Mali: Quar-
lotto.
13:05 p. m.—-\\'inilrcd T. Barr, pi-
aniat.
10:20 p. m.—James
baritone.
10:30 p. in.—-——Stcrllng Male Quar-
tclte. 4
Mini; p. ni.—\\'iiiifred T. Barr. pi-
union.
1']. to 12! p. m.-——\’incent Lopez and
his 'orchcstra dirt-rt from the grill
of'jho Ilniel Pennsylvania.
MacDonald,
.
,{wmi .Veunrk (10:. Meters)
Municipal Organist.
Slur“ lirncr‘l‘s' Ag.‘
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Ad
3:,5 p. iii.—--l:urrcnt events by the
leview of Reviews. ,
3:33 p. m.—-Song recital by Rose
Newlin. soprano.
3:30 p. m.-—Thc
\V’ali Street.
4 p. m.——Travei talk prepared by
the. National Geographical society.
5:15 p. m.—Instruction in code
practice. ‘
6 p. m.—Chiidrcn's Hour by Peg»
lgy Albion.
Magazine of
“'GI Mcdt‘ord Hillside, Mass.
(860 Meters)
6:30 p. tin—Meeting of the
Brother Ami-ad" club.
0:45 p. m.—-—Codc practice, lesson
No. 219.
7:05 p. m.-—-Ncw England weather
forecast. New England crop notes.
7:30 p. m.—E\jening program. 1.
.\'o. 42 of a. series of talks on New
England Business Problems. by Ar-
thur It. Curnlck of the New Eng-
land Business Magazine. 2. Arthur
Murray's course in bail room dancing
by radlopiionc. 3. Concert by Stram's
orchestra. ,
f‘BiS
“'GY Schenectady, (380 Meters)
11:55 a. m.—-U. s. .‘i-aval observa-
tory time signals. .
12:30 p. m.—Stock market
port.
12:40 1). in.——1’roduce market re-
port. \
9:30 p. m.——Dancc music by Jack
Symnnds' orchestra. Hampton llotcl.
Albany, N. l’.
r C-
SL'NDAY
“'IIZ, Springfield. Mass.
(3:57 Meters)
10:00 a.ni.-——Ciiurcn Services from
the South Congregational Church;
Herrcnii James lordon Gllkey..
Pastor.
0:4.) I).lll.-—.Sllnda)‘ \espcrs or: the
Springfield Municipal Chi'ncs tlllllS—
niltted dlret-t from the Campanile.
lirntst. Newton lingg. L‘hime l’ingcr.
6:30 p.iii.-—I_‘hot‘xii livensong with
Sl‘l‘lllt)" confluetml by lie-.uend
John H. Nolan, licclor of fit. Prim":
Episcopal Church assisted by lloy‘s
Choir.
19:55 p.ni.—~.\riington
rials.
\\‘l'2.\l“. American Telephone
Telegraph (on. (-192 Melt-rs)
min—3:4?» pm.—intchciMimiia-
tioual Services “Hill r the lil'il't"
m' the, New York 1"L’ilcl'.lliv_l. ut
(lunches .
'l‘ixn 3 Sig-
and
3:45—5:30 p.iii.——licgul.ir \‘mdzu
Men's Conference in tin: liuh'm-d
lli'nncii Y. M. l'. .\., Human” pith
address by Dr. S. l'arkes (‘ndm'itL
T:‘.'ti.,.u;4m pain—Special musical
program (lil't'i‘i iron: the (‘uoitol
'i‘liralre, and Mr. S. L. litiiliziiil
9:00—10:00 li.ill.'—nl':ilil --. vital
Chandler (loldthu‘nit-r.
“‘JZ, New York, (157- .‘l(‘(t_l\)
ii2WI .‘l.lil.-—L'ilill‘('il Fertirc direct
ti'nin the \\'t‘:~t llnii l.'re'ab,\lr_riau
Church.
7204} p.ni.—-"l‘»ulil.vlc Book Etuiies”
by italpll Mtiilir‘w.
7:30 p.lll.~—~ll(‘\'il.li by Samuel I‘o-
lonsk). \iulinisl; (IL‘L‘Uilllhlllii'd ivy
Jotwpli i.\‘l|0\\'iil.
542‘“! p,m.-—-"'i'hi: :iiiti;ili.~t’s
t'nl' Business )lvli" by 'lic
of the New York Times.
inlfi p.iii,-—L‘oncert by \Vi‘liam
'l‘ilaltnikolf, truer; accunipanird by
Mrs. Anton Cinui'u.
.\‘.i.‘i .pm.——Sunda_\' Evening Con-
i‘v‘rt ivy ”it: \\';ildorf Astoria. Sym-
Dilnllit' Orchestra. .low‘pii linir‘hl, di-
rector: till'l‘L‘i. from the \\'.il(lot'i A5-
twin llolll.
“.IY, New York. (51V: \letcls).
'_‘:Z'.ll Ii.lll.‘-iiiiliill Uihii: L'ltlSS:
liiiuln: 1.1 ssun and Musical Program
ut‘ \\‘ni':~iiip: Professor George 1'2.
Carrotliers. tezllier .
:lttlll pair—Sacred Song iiccitai by
Major (l. K. \Vi’h‘ifil‘l baritone.
.1;nn P.lil.—C.’ii‘i.\'ic Straui). poet.
422:0 p.m.—l:-_'cilal by 'Jlga llrikn
Sl‘iloii. soprano. accompanied by C.
Allen.
8215
li)‘
Talk
.izialist
p.tn.——Sunday Evening Ccn-
cert. liy tlic Hotel Commodore Or-
chestra. under in epersonal direc-
tion or Bertigird Levitow. direct iron:
the. Hotel Commodore.
10:00 p.m.—-Joint Recital by Da-
Vivl llrrmn, pianist. .an'd Sol Gold-
stein. Violinist.
“'GI. .‘ledi'ord Hillside, 315%.,
(300 Meters).
4:00 p.m.—'l‘wiiiglit Program: 1.
—-".\dvcntnrc llour." conducted by
the Youtii's Companion. 2:.—~'A£tcr-
noon Musicale. _
8:30 D.lll.——I‘:\‘(‘nlng Program: 1.
—'l‘:ilk on "World l'nity" under the
auspices of the. Greater liesion Fed-
2:30 P- m4_1\-mhm_nm M. Lock. t‘l‘flllf)" of Churches. Z—livnflng‘s
W006. dramatic i'n-udcr. MUSICHIE
3:45 p. m.—Snn‘ano sol l» 3' ""‘
Kathryn Lemmo (it'll'liiludclplgi’a, y §i|k Trading 15 Resumod
‘ .p. m_—.Jcanpn., I;r“l' assistanti lieiglitened activity and stiftrning
It ey general M” New York state Prices marked the reopening H. the
_ .ujtalk on "Tm-m," Yokohama. raw silk market. which
it p. iii.——I)raniatic readings by
ryn M. Lockwood.
.45 p. tin—Suprauo solos by Kath-
ryi'Lcmnio.
:35 p. ru.-".\iusio \l'iiilo You
Klimt—All American Dance Orches-
‘3'! of Brooklyn.
7:15 p. m. —- Fred J. Bendei.
on "Sporting Neil's L'p—to-thc-lilin-
tau!“
h. m.-—Martin Rogers. president
i Association, Savage School
yuicnl Education. will speak on
_th and Grow Thin."
5 p. m.—Aidn Brass (Liliane—tie
93“ our York.
. o p. m.~—Mario Cutayer. tenor.
V ythe Connor. harpist.
E p. m.—-Bcllc Bart.
w
astrolo-
"tp. rim—Concert
Quartette.
5 p. m.—Bclle Bart. astrologiat.
(I p. m.--Mal'io Cutayer, tenor,
. ‘ dythe Connor. liar-plat.
, nil-up. m.—--Hon u. Meade Whlppo
‘ lvania. talking on "Invasion
. .. fingmtlon."
11.115 p. m.-—Jolnt program by Ma-
.ciuayer. tenor, and Edythe Con-
hurl-t-
1.0:» p. m.-—John A patten, hurt.
to: New York.
«9-?
by the Aida
- Washington mm Meters)
' rug-Fuhion developments of
’ at prepared by Women'-
Plano recital by Ellen
it
was closed Tuesday on azcunnt or
the earthquake. Buyers manifested
keener interest and took good sized
quantities of goods. as was eviden-
ccd in totaiasalcs for the day, “hich
amounted to 1,500 bales. .ln conse-
quence of this increased buying
prices were advanced 10 you. ‘- hich
brought. the asking price on stand.
ard liausai No. 1 to 2.180 you a bold
and on the Shinshiu No. 1 sort: to
'2.150 you a bale. No appreciable
damage was inflicted upon the Jap-
uncsc silk trade. according to cables
received by local dealers and im-
porters. The New York market
showed little activity but prices were
well maintained, due to the higher
Japanese market. Quotations were
on a basis or $7.75 to $7.80 a. pound
for Kansai No. 1 and $7.75 a. pound
for Shinshlu No. 1.
A Visit to Metropolitan Museum.‘
In the current exhibition there are
900 objects. which is an increase 01
200 over last season. Ceramics.
glassware. furniture, enamels, metal
work, rugs. lighting fixtures and to:-
tiles are among the varied articles 0:
industrial art on new. Furniture
V'nricslln its form from the auzterity
or the school of Duncan Phyre to
.the florid decorative ideals of the
. Spanish craftsmen. The taste of the
'Oricnt is shown by a vvrmllinn !ac-
qner cabinet in the ancient Chinese
style. while our own Colonial models
are copicd’by some of the exhibi-
torn.
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Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
22 WALL STREET
1
R. and W. HATS
New Fall Styles-will the Latest
Shapes and Colors.
PALACE
CLOTHES SHOP
13 North Main Street
Try 9 Bottle 09an Drink
Chocolate Halted Milk
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THE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPAN Y
33 Center An.
Phone
Norwalk
1 ddfi
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SHREITER
i “'uslilnglcu St. Phone wit:
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or ALL KINDS.
—.—.—-———
‘ 1922 l-TON FORD SlilSL'RBAN
“'ith three extra leather seats.
This will make a. fine car for any-
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1023 JEWEI‘T TOURING
A real good car for very little
"-0“. i money.
. _ 1 Time Payments arranged to suite.
Mam Cothing Store p, J. DI PIETRO
136 Washington Street
. The» Busy Man’s Store
---o--.
Imeryhody Can Change livery-
tliing for Every Man.
i ICE MACHINES
POLLEY
j Refrigerating and Supply Co.
Flint Dealer
Opp. Rialto Theatre 4‘ “05‘ Ave. Norwalk. Conn.
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PAINT SPECIAL
We are giving with each lire ul-
lon metal can or root point a two
and one-halt pound can 0! cool
cement and paint brush tree.
Cost 0! point “.15 per gallon.
Come In and see the m clan
asphalt shingles. .
THE N ORWALK
ROOFING CO.
117 Water St. So. Norwalk
Mme. Jeanette
:56 South Main St.
W .1. STOR‘TTE
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Flounlnalb.bngs....... 40c‘
, Libby's Corned Beef flash.
3 linear ..”........... 25c
Swift’s Sunbrlte Cleanser. so an
Washing Powder,lu¢esize
1)"!an to no
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Light .'& Pawer Co.
38 Wall Street Net-walk
Phone 1680 -
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A Few Good Buys in
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AARON KOHN
9 Railroad' Avenue
OLD CARE:
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,BRIDGEPORT AUTO
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1310 North Avenue xx...—
Between Oak sud ‘Oomr Sh.
3311363081300”.
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Agents For
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Service on All Makes.
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Phone 1057
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Says Mr. Foresight
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—OI’I‘O.\IIL'I MST—
Kcelcr Bldg. 135 “'ashlngton St.
TEETH “'l'l‘llnu’l PLATES
i do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nu»:-
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removable bridge- at reasonable
prices
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102 Wuhmgto’ n-Btreet
Phone 8129 Emu-s: Don P. M.
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