1A new radio feature will be intro-
duced tonight at. “1:7. when Donald
. Keelyneh of Brown Brothers a: Co..
fi'l‘Boston gives his first of a series ot
m lectures on the “Art of Invest-
~ .‘ " -"’ Tonight. Mr. McClench lwm
“mile the need for investing of
‘Mrplus mom? and warn against the
I’ “mm? 0‘ "100W in unsafe places in
. tho home. This problem has come
X0 Prominence in the last few years
”in many people have lost lifetime
l savings in insecure investments. The
mtormttiyon given by Mr. McClentlz‘h
* will be of great interest to the wor ;
nun who has only a small amount 0
. money to invest as well as the cap-
‘ ltslls't. In mm, the former as
greater need for his information! as
.. it is difficult to get the proper int or;
motion without a great nmoun o
- trouble and expense.
Tl' ESDAY
\VJY. New York. ‘
(405 Meters.) .
7:30 p. m.-—ilarold Dellon Pro-
gram.
1. . 7:45 P 111-“
‘ ' day Page talk
‘1 8:00 p. m,———
l m. “Concert by the St.
.. 8:30 p. m.
Cgclltn Club. by direct wire from the
'Wuldorf Astoria Ballroo
l ——-—"'-’ I
\VJZ. .Vt'w York.
(155 Meters.)
I 3:00 p. m.——At‘ternoon
m Concert direct from t
alter Auditorium. .
4:00 p. m. i‘larpcra
anhlons.
4:15 p. m.-—
"Etiquette.”a Double-
}taroid Dellon Pro-
m.
Auditor-
he \Vnnn-
-——— Bazaar
"The Scientific Study
" ‘. Ben—
hlldren. by Dr. Charles L
(tin:j a New York University Radio
‘xtension Course Lecture,
14:43 p. m.—«l)nnce Program by
the Original Memphis Five of the
Rosemont lliillr‘oom.
5:15 p. rn.-—rl'opulnr
Arthur Ilaule. p
6:30 p. 111.-—~(‘
Songs by
losing reports of the
New York Shite Department of
and Markets: Farm and
rinsing quotations of
k Exchange: for-
Evening
it
i.
Forms
Home reporlfi:
w the New York Stilt'
V v’eign t'xclmngc quotations;
0 I’ost News.
7:00 p. lil.-—-Sllppf-r Music by Paul
or Hotel Orches-
. 1 nl his Alum
Spccht i t Blue Room of
tra, direct from tho
the Alumac Hotel.
8:00 p. in.-~2—"tivneral
Senator t'npclnncl.
8‘15 p. in.———“’i‘hc Salesman and
t
the Purchasing Agent." :1 University
of the Air talk by Fred C._ Russell,
Controlli'r. Alvlemlt'r Hamilton in-
atltute.
8:30 p.
land Symphony
Sokoloff, director;
negle Hall.
10230 p. rn.-l):ince Program by
the Hotel Astor (:rill Orchestra. Al
I'lpps. leader; direct from the Hotel
Thrift." by
iii-rlfonrr'rt by the Cleve-
()rvhi‘strn. Nicholni
din-ct from Car-
Astor.
~“'0“. Neunrk.
(405 Meters.)
2:30 p. lil.—--3lllrl0n Estelle Adam,
contrnltn.
2:45 p. m.~l’inno selections by
Lillian t'urfinn 'l‘vrhunc. , "
8:00 p. ni.-—“’l‘he Speaking \oice
a talk in}: Mrs. \V. T. Mullally of
New York. .
3.1.3 p. m.«—(‘<-ntinuation of com
trultn solos by Marion Estelle Adam.
3:30 p. ni.-«“’l‘hrift and School
Chililrcn”-——Cli:trles Potter and E. K.
Sexton. Assistant Supt-rintcnd. New-
nrk Public h‘vhnols.
3:45 p. m.~—-l’iano selections lxy
6:15 p. m.—-"Mucic While You
Dine" by Halsey Miller and his Or-
chestra.
6:30 . m.—"Mu.n in the ‘Moon
Stories or the Children"—-copyrlght
of the Newark Sunday Call.
7:00 p. m.-—“Music While You
Dine" by Halsey Miller and his 0r-
chestra. '
. he
war. Mcdford nmsille, nus.
12:00 noon—Music.
12:40 p. m.——New England
er forecast.
12:45 p. m.-—Closing report on
farmers produce market report. .
3:00 p. m.-—-Amra.d women’s club
program. ‘
3:45 p. m.-—"Tuesday Tea. Talk" by
David McGregor Cheney.»
5:30 p. m.—Closing stock market
reports; weekly review of condition
in the iron and steel industry; iron
trade review.
6:30 p. m.-—Meeting of the Big
Brother Amrnd club.
7:00 p. m.-—Evening program. 1
"Africa from Cape Town to the Con-
go" as seen by a. commercial travel-
er by A. 8. Flint; 2 \Veekly business
report compiled by Roger W. Bab-
son; 3 character sketches by Will
Adams:- 4 return engagement of
Stanley H. Greenlaw and his Musl-
cal Saw accompanied by Mr. Royal
“Rocky" Roberts.
WRC, Washington. (400 Meters)
3:30 p.rn.—Fuhion Developments
of the Moment prepared by W'om-
en‘s “'enr. ’
3:10 ap.m.——Piano Recital by El
eanor Glynn. .
3:25 p.m.——Comments on Current
Topics by the editor of the Inter-
national Interpreter.
3:35 p.m.———Song Recital by Albert
Rand. baritone.
3:50 p.m.-——Report of the National
Conference Board.
4:00 p. m.——Trnvel Talk prepared
by the National Geographic Society.
6:15 p.m.—Instruction in Interna-
tional Code Practice.
6:00 p.m.—Children's
Peggy Albion.
weath-
Hour by
“’GY. Schenectady. N. 12,
(380 Meters.)
11:55 a..m.-—U. S. Naval Observa~
tory time signals.
12:30 p.m.-——Stock market report.
12:40 p.m.-—-Produce market re-
port.
12:45 p.m.—Music and address.
“Tho Art of Making Introductions,"
Mrs. Albert Kinum, Schenectady
\i’omun's Club. 2
6:00 pan—Produce and stock
market quotations; news bulletins.
6:30 p.m.-——Dinner music by String
Trio of Ten Eyck Hotel. Albany. N.
Y.
7:45 p.m.-—Program of chamber
music. ‘
“112. Springfield, Mass,
(337 Meters)
11:55 a.m.—-Arlington Time Sig-
nals; \Veathcr Reports; Boston and
Springfield Market Reports.
7:00 p.m.——Farmers' Period-—
“More Milk for Less Work." by Pro-
fessor F. H. Branch, of the Mas»
aehusetts Agricultural College.
7:30 p.m.——-Bedtime story for the
Kiddies—"The Art of Inmment,"
first of a. series of ten lectures, by
Donald McClench of Brown Bros. 8:
Co. of Boston.
8:00 p.m.—Concert by Katherine
Gravelin. pianist and Grace Loomis
Kempton, soprano of Springfield
Conservatory of Music.
9:00 rum—Bedtime .story for
grown-ups by Orinon S. Marden.
Sig-
fi Lllliun Carson Tcrhune.
BUSINESS AND lNVESTMENT‘
New Corporatiom .
A certificate of issue of autharizcd
capital stock of the Hartford Lum-
ber Co.. lnc., was filed yesterday in
the office of the secretary of the
ethical 1n the form of a. stool: divi-
dend slizirvs \ulut‘d nt 8170.000 have
been issued to Stockholders. making
the outstanding capital 8200.000.
The evrtmente is signed by a major-
ity of the directors.
The following certificates cf in-
corporation have been filed:
The Skinner-Smith Co.. Inc.
Authorized capital ‘50.-
Of
Pininville.
000. To begin :1 real estate business
with $10,000. lncorporators: Ralph
D. Smith, George It. Skinner. Stan-
ley M. Smith, Sidney J. Hemingway
and John 15. (fonlon. all of l’laln-
ville. a
The Imperial Construction Co.
Inc.. of Stamford. Authorized cupi-
to], 810,000. To begin business with
$4,000. Incorporators: Peter M.
Saunders of Stamford.) Herbert Mad
ison of Sound Bench and George M.
Skene of Stamford.
The following certificates of
gnnization’vc been filed:
The Mayflower Securities Co. Inc..
.of Hartford. Officers: President
: m.,1’<wili:m 13. Ives of No. 171 Girnrd Av-
‘Wgnue. vice-president. Edgar J. Sloan
g? f No. 154 North Oxford Street; vice
, *presldent and secretary. Guy E.
.*,.'"'Beurdsley of No. 153 North Oxford
Rtect; treasurer. George L num-
‘ hum of No. 39 Russ Street: secre-
. Jtan-y. W. Ross McCain of No 258
Whitney Street. The officers corn-
"polo the board of directors.
rm Eaco Products Co. Inc. of.
‘ ‘Wbury. Officers: President and
. mourn. Edward Cohen; seerctarfi‘
dine A Cohen. The unicen‘ with
led J. Allen all of Waterbury.
. . ‘ the board of directorr. The
y has also filed a certificate
2 ‘ ‘umendment to its certificate of
‘ 3 ‘o‘rporation. it will begin busi.
,1“): 81.000-
The. following certificates of issue
.flfllorizcd capital stock have
n mod.
"‘mflew Haven Dotty Co. trim, of
flnvcn. With the issuance of
’ .m"? at stock the outsmnd-
” ‘ capital has been made 8873.400.
. oertlficnto is signed by g ma-
in! the directors.
Wmmw,8ucki¢ Co, Inc"
, Voter“. in: the term of a,
dirk!“ 4.000 share- WC":
W0, outstanding cum.
‘ .
h!“
‘l r
0f-
y
9: 5 5 p.m.—Arlingt8n Time
nals.. '
tat $800,000. The certificate is rign-
ed by a majority of the directrrs.
A certificate of assocmtion has
been filed by the Home Erniectivc
Association. Inc., of New London.
The certificate is signed by Abra.-
hum Gordon, Ruben Lubrunsky
and Sidney M. Sulman.
A certificate of change of name
has been filed by the Hm) Hard-
ware and Blumbing co‘rpars of
anbury. Hereafter the company
will be known as the Hu‘l Bard-
pure Co.. Inc. The certific'aie is
signed by a. majority of the “motors.
A Dlmlntion.
Quake.)
Two old friends had gone into
partnership in the retail business.
John. the senior member. had re-
cently got religious and had Joined
the church.
For years afterward he tried hard
to get his partner. Jasper. to Join
him in religion and for years Jasper
refused . '
Then John went away for a. trip
to foreign lands, and while he was
awsy the firm of Brown and Parson
had prospered greatly.
Two d ‘ after his return his putt-
ner said: ‘ "John. I hove decided to
take up religion. Will you take me
to Join your church?"
' "No, Jasper. I won't."
plied."
“Why?"
"Well. if you get religious and
join a church, who's going to weight
the coal?”
John re-
4
To provide for thelcultural needs
of men/sud women who desire to
enlarge their knowledce. to culti-
vnte their taste. to enrich their
leisure. md‘to widen the scope of
their interests. both public and pri-
tho London County Councili
maintains “literary evening insti-
tutes” in many parts of the ’clty.
At these institutes discussions and
group work are omngod in many
subjects. including the appreciation
anon. nrchitecturc. nod music.
ciu-icul dud modern lite-«totes
sud lunguugeséyph‘neoophy and pay-
choiogy. histo . economies. dud Io-
ciul problems. science. ,olocution. and
vocal and orcheIu-nl music. Clan.
se- in phyuinl training are also held.
Visit- ors made to art. galleries,
museums. and other places afor-
.y/
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Robert A. Benedict
Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
22 LL STREET
Try I Betti. of Angel Drink
Mo lulu um:
Made by ‘
THE NORWALK DAIRV
COMPANY
‘1 Center Ave. Not-walk
Pbouu :0“.
The Busy Man’s Store
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Everybody Can Choose Every
thing for Every Man.
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Main Cothing Store
136 Washington Street
.9
Bonn denounce. 9... qt: Inn pint
. Opp. Rialio Flu-acre
, R. and W. HATS
New Fall Styles—All the latest
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WINNIPAUK F
FEED STORE ‘
DR. THEODORA I
SHREITER .
.uhtngton 8t. Phone "$32
Natureopsthic Physician
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or am. amps.
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sum ma 00'0”. ‘Emuslil? EngAms sun . Rnsroum'nr
“songs“ . 'm
PALACE Naturmpnthtc Treatments Core I WI. 31. 3“”. Prop.
CLOTHES SHOP for All Ills Except mm P110130 981.
13210111: Main Street .~
' PAINT SPECIAL
We are giving with each fire gul-
lou metal can of roof paint I two
out! oneohnll pound can of root
cement and palm banish free
Coot at point 81.15 per gallon
Come in and see the new glam
nsphalt shingles
THE NORWALK
ROOFING co.
In Water St. So. Nurwsih
t.
Mme. Jeanette
56 South Main St.
WSWOR
WEEK
mow-Fashioned Buckwheat
WIDE ID. MKS ....... 40c
IJIW'IW Beam
3 In. con sue
SH!!!" Sunbrlte (I'm. So all
Washing Powder-Jorge”
pkg..at to 10c
A. STULL:
oh‘it'octunl sud ”chocolate“ inter-
«(Iowans-Hm
PIGGLY WIGGLY.
12 MAIN STREET .
Rowland M. Beach
-FLORIST—
28 Eat Ave. ,Norwalk
--Phono 2140-2— NORWALK. CONN.
um) CAR... ’ '
Boll Your Old Out to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
The Connecticut
Light & Power Co.
as Wall Street Norwalk mo uni-n 1......
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rhone 1680 mmrmmm.’
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karma ssh ovmspusc
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FRED]. n. CHUNG
FUNERAL matures nun
gunmen
u so. Intuit.» so. malls.
' Phone tut"~ 7 G:
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aonwm-a sin-o mos ' i
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« ‘ revetment '* - - .
' ' A nominee.
‘3 new” at. Wrasse“ :
.. on or» Bench! 1.24:; Mu‘_ 56mm gs": so: Nortnlk
. ' ' ' > snunwsrsno mixes
l922 I-TON FORD SUBURBAB:
\t’ith thlvc extra. leather seats
This willmnke a fine ear for any.
one living in the country.
1923 JE\\'E'I'I‘ TOURING
A real good car for very little
money.
Time payments arranged to suite.
P. J. D] PIETRO
Flint Dealer
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47 “‘cst Ave. Nor-walk. Conn.
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The Busy Men’s Shop
a»
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Rialto Clothes Shop ‘
153 Washington Street
Opp. Rislto Theatre
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A Few Good Buys in
Used Cars
Auto Accessories
AARON KOHN
9 Railroad Avenue
WILLIAM w DAWSOll. a.
ARCHITECT
43 So. m 3:. lblcnhono 3:32
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ICE MACHINES
and I nstal led
POlIEY .
Refrigerating and Supply Co.
Represent ing
The Remington Machine Co.
of
Wilmington, Delaware
Agents l-‘or
Remington Compressors
Service on All Makes.
finnklin St. South .Vorunik
Phone 1057
—-
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SEE BETTER
For
"Our perfect knowledge of oplmnetry
enables us to act as eye authoritir-s'
in whom you can have perfect con.-
fidence."
Says Mr. Foresight
EYES EXAMINED
Prescriptions Filled
WILLIAM J. MOORE
—OPTO IST—
Keelcr Bldg. 155 \V lngtou St.
TEETH “‘ITHUU'I PLATES
'1 do painless extractions. no:
matter how difficult by Naph-
Min“. 1 ulso do both fixed mo
removable bridge. at reasonable ‘2
price; i
DR. SLOMAN
102 Washmgto‘ 1: Street .
lee 312. Hunts: I-s P. M.
'South Emit. oonn.
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Electric Co.
9-11 No. Main 3:. So. N
Phone 2978
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We make loans in szrict CO?“
on YOur home furniture. pm:
"018:. etc. (Williou: remote...“
repayment plan is the castes!
the 10‘.
CRY: our only charge. . . . ..
rate. We guaron‘ee Exit.
. . _ .
immediate aid and 5° “0'
terms. No one need eier
borrowed.
Repayment Plan
55 month}!
i
850 loan repay
interest.
$100 loan repay
interest.
$200 loan repa)~
interest. ‘
If you need money, ’0'" need
510 monthly
5:.) month”
Call. write 0’ pm“
Beneficial Loan
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Norwalk Chronicler