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“'JZ New York City
(43:) 51010.12)
(rt.
flént of the Child"
gallon, soprano.
farms and Markets;
by David Cory.
7:49 p.m.-—-'l‘he \Vorld's “fork.
Jun.
* dinavla" by Wtrt w. rarmzz,
mnierre. soprano.
Coppola. pianist.
the, Hotel Commodme Orcnestra.
.iDKA Electric, [Cast l'utsbwgh,
(320 Meters)
QHLTKSDAY. JANIfARY .‘4. 3E2}
- 9:45 a.m.-——L‘nion Live Stock Mar-
ket. lieports.
nail.
~ 12:00 Noon-—“’oaiher invert-st.
8:00 p.m.~——Conccrt .i.—r.'.ng.:l.‘ for
rt-brcadcastinz in England, hv the
KDKA Little Symphony Orch’stm.
7:00 p.m.-—pt,‘oncert lr.‘ the Fort.
Pitt 1 MIN Orchestra.
7:30 p.m.—\Voekly Chat \vl-h the
farmers. by Frank 11. Mullen, :iadio
Editor.
7:45 nun—The Children's l'r‘rlod.
8:00 pin—National Stockman
andFarmcr Market imports.
8:15 pun—Farm Feature.
LIHO p.m.-o.\d«lressns (mm the
'hwlc and Transportation Asuncio-
don Banquet, at 110101 Schenley.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
9:55 p.ni.—-——.«\rllngtnn time s'enals
ind‘wezitht-r forecast.
11:30 Inna—Special l:'-: evning.
CODCCFL
‘. liY\\' (hit-Mo, Illinois
(52! )lt‘ii'rs)
‘0:30 a.m.~—-l.ato news and com-i 9:43 p.m.——"l:adio interference
n-ent of the financial and conuncr‘;
c! l marki-ts.
a
10:30 a.m.—-l’arm and 110 no Serv-
l'c'c.
11:35 mum-«Table talk my Mrs.
Anna .1. Peterson.
2:35 p.m.~—Studlo prozxarn.
0:30 p.m.——1\'ews, ilnrnclal and
Dual market and sport. summary.
6:50 p.m.—(‘hildren's bedtime
story. ‘
8:00 to 9720 p.m.-—-’i‘\vrnty Min-
lites of Good Reading; by ken. C. J.
Pernin.
.3:30 to 91.10 p.m.——1\li:.~i:al pro-
9:15 {Lin—Program ‘urnlshrd by
the National Live Stock and Mom
Beard.
“110 “'nshlngion
(itiii )ll‘lcrs;
8:00 p.m.-—-l";ishimi Dv-vilnpments
of the Mmm-ni prepared by “'0-
xnen's \Vca r. '
3:10 p.tii.-—l~'nn;; llt'uizai by iidna
Gibson, soprano.
3:35 p.tii.-—i‘urrvn‘ '1.) aments by
the mlitor or The lit-xiww of Re-
views.
3:?!» pnI.—T‘.radslrce'.'s F'nan-
Cia‘. lit-port.
3:50 p.m.———l’inno Recital by Edith
Grey.
4:00 p.m.-—-Tho Magaztrm or Wall
Street.
5:15 p.m.—-—Tnstruction in lnt'rna-
timml Code Practice.
6:00 p.tiI.-—t'.‘liiidrvn's liour by
Peggy Albion.
\"Gl, )It'tlfnrd Iliiislclv, Mars"
(360 Meters)
...G - oiOi..\\’3‘ , vhm-ovfurdnr
12:00 Noam—(1) Sr‘lect‘nn In the
Ampico~ifii Selections on the
Brunswick Console.
12:40 p.m.——~.\’ew lingi‘md Wea-
ther Forecast.
12:45 pun—Closing Report.
5:30 p.ui.-—(‘loslng Stock Market
Reports.
6:15 p.m.—-—Boston I')llce Re-
ports.
6:30 p.m.-——I\lcetinr: of the BIG
BROTIII‘ZR AMRAT) CLIZH.
7:.p.m.~—llw~ning Proms-7:.
.—
\\‘BZ. Springfield. Mass.
(337 Meters.)
11:55 a. In.-—.filington Time Sig-
nets.
7:00 p. m.—-—"Prcparati0n of Fed-
ernl Income. Tax leturns.” by
Thomas McCarry. Tax Consultant of
Springfield.
7:00 p. m.—Il¢ dtime story for the
Kiddies. ’
‘, 8:00 p. m. —— Concert by the
‘ ‘idn Male Quartet..—-l‘iird Song
~ 01 by Edward Avis, bird mimic
. I/iolinlst.
0:00 p. m.—Bedtime story for
frown-ups by Orison S. Marden.
“1:55 p. m.-—-Arlington Time Sig-
“ '
.2
J y’u‘uwar. Schenectady. 3.32,
’5’ - (380 Meters)
‘11:“ a.m.——Time signals.
H8100 p.m.—-—Stock market report.
111th p.m.-—Pr&uce market re-
.mrfl p.m.—-—Wcather Report.
I!“ p.m.——Muslo and addreu.
' . vProbiem of Child Labor." Mrs.
Boyle, Schenectady Board 01’
tion.
’2 O. paw—Produce and stock
"’ - quotations: news bulletins.
, 1.. g’p.m.—Din.ner music by Ro-
” Orchestra. New Kenmore
Ilbanr. N. Y-
,p,m.-—deio drama. "The
of the Third Floor Back.”
‘ .4119 K. Jerome. presented by
[Player-s.
. r
, In York. (492 Meters)
Lina—Musical program.
.. 4:00 p.m.—“The Natural hquip-
fi.‘:00 p.m.-—(.‘nriylc Simon. 0')! ms.
5:30 p.lll.——Cl0sing reoatzs of the the Alvin Silver Company.
W York State Depart'uee: of 11:5 a.m.-—Amerlcan Agricul-
7:00 p.m.—”.lnck Rabbit Stories"
'* 59:00 p.m.—"Adveniuicu in Fran-
0:15 p.m.-—llecital b) Margaret
. 9:45 p.m.—~Conccrt by 'v'lrcent
W 10:30 p.m.—l)ancc Program by
.11:55 aim—Arlington time sig-
cn Stone.
“'EAF New York City (-192 Meter:)
Mrs. Francis ,A. Harris.
tlals in Good Manners" by Miss
turis't Markc t Reports.
the United States Department of Ag-
ltone, accompanied by Winnilred 'l‘.
and recording artist.
dcr the auspices of the New York
Thornton Fisher.
General Secretary of the National.
auspices of O. N. '1'. Cotton.
‘00 punt—Afternron Audizorium 11:20 u.m.—“Every Day Essen-
tials in Good Manners." by Miss
Eleanor Boykin under the auspices .
of Vogue.
n'.§l:15.p.m.-l:ccital hv Mrs. John 11:40 a.m.-—-"Afternoon Tea . :1
Popular Part of American Social
Life," by George E. Fahyshfigrq of
turist Market Reports. -
culture.
. 3:00 pan—Evening Organ lteci- 12:00 norm—Speech by Senator
Reed of Pennsylvania on the sub-
Jcct of “Prospects for Tax Reduc-
tlon.” direct from a. special meeting
or the Chamber of Commerce. New
York City.
“‘11“!er '1‘. Barr.
liarr.
and recording artist.
Dramatic Soprano.
lone. -
7:00 ppm—Midweek services un-
der the auspices of the New York
Federation of Churches.
7:30 p.m.—l)aily Sport Talk by
Thornton Fisher.
7:40 p.m.—Joel Coffey. pianist.
7:55 p.m.—0wvn 1i. Lovejoy. L.
L.D, Social “'clfaro Lecturer and
(lcnerul Sccntary of the National
('hihl Labor Committee. will speak
on "Child Labor."
8:10 par—Joel Policy, pianist.
8:20 p.m.—"Multt'plo Taxali6n
under State and Federal Inheritance
Tax Laws." by Claude A. llopc,
speaking for Bank of America.‘
5:30 pins—Tho Adolph Lewisolin
l-‘n-c .i‘uhlin (‘ourse in ‘Q‘hamher
Music undrr the direction of Dr.
Henry T. l-‘lccic. direct from lluni-
er i‘nllcge. New York City.
9:80 p.m.—~“t"oiumlwia Record-
ers," dirt-vi. from Columbia Record-
ng‘ Studios.
in 19:34 and 1925." lny John V. L.
ilugan, Consulting Engineer.
10:00—11:00 ppm—Recital of
compositions by Gene "Ilrnnscombc.
interpreted by Mme. Louise lluh-
hard, Soprano; Kathryn l'latt (lunn.
Violinist: Earle 'l‘ucltcrman. liari-
tone: with the composer at the
piano.
11:00—12:00 D.lli.r—NO\V York
City. Vincent Lopez and His Ur-
i'lli‘Hil‘fl. direct from the Grill of the
linlt'l Pennsylvania.
8:10 p. m.—-“.\lulttplc Taxation
under State and Federal Inheri-
tance Tax Laws." by Claude A.
llopt'.
8:30 p. m. The Adolph Lewisohn
Free Public Course in Chamber Mu-
sic under the direction or Dr. 110111"):
’1'. Flock. '
9:30 p. III.—-—-"(‘oltiiiihia Record-
era.”
9:45 p. In.—“ ladio Interference
in 1924 and 1021'»." by John V. L.
ltoran, Consulting Engineer.
10:00 p. m.-—i:<-cltal or composi-
tions by Gena. L’ranscomiic, inter-
pit ted by Mme. Louise Hubbard. so-
prano. Kathryn l'latt (lunn. violin-
ist; l‘larlo Tuckcrnmn. lnaritonc. with
the composer at the piano.
11:00 p. m.—-\'inccnt Lopez and
hit; orchestra.
“'OR. Newark. N. J. (105 Meters)
2:30 p. m.——Sara Schuyler i‘tutlcr
Chairman. Republican Committee,
New York, will speak on “Woman.
the Citizen."
2:45 p. m.—}lclcn Stone in so-
prano solos.
3:00 p. m.—Gertrude Boyle, sculp-
tress.
3:15 p. m.-—-Soprano 20103 by 1101.
3 : 45 p. m. ——Edward Farley.
twelve-yearoold pianist.
6:15 p. m.—"Vocational Educa-
tion"——a talk by \V. ’1'. Mullaliy.
6:30 p. m.—".\Iusic \Vhile You
Dine."
11:00 a. m.—.\iusical program to
be announced.
11:10 a. in.-—"l-‘ilet Crochet," by
11:20 a. m.—-"l‘)\'cry Day: Essen-
Eleanor lioykln.
11:40 a. m.——“Atternoon Tea. a
Popular Part. of ”American Social
Lilo" by George E. Fahys. Jr.
11:50 a. m.———American Agricul-
11155 n. m.—Market Reports by
rlculture.
12:00 Noon—Speech by Senate)
Reed of Pennsylvania.
4:00 p. m.-—Elllc Marion Ebeling.
Dramatic Soprano, accompanied by
“'inii'red '1‘. Barr.
4:15 p. m.—Uernard Ahrens. Bar-
yarr. .—~
4:30 p. m.—-Henry Lance. Pianist
4:45 p.'m.—l£llie Marion Ebeling
Dramatic ” DTEHO-
6:00 p. m.—-Bernard Ahrens. Bar- .
itone. l
5:15 p. m.—H£nry Lange. Pianist
7:00 p. m.-—-Mldweek Services un-
Federation of Churches.
7:30 p. m..—Dsil Sport Talk by
7:40 p. m.—Joel Coffey. Pianist.
7:55 p. m.—-Owen n. Loveloy. L.
l..D.. Social Welfare Lecturer and
Child Labor Committee, will speak
on “Child Labor”
8:10 p. m.—Joel Coffey. Pianist.
p Dbl, Imps Costly.
(Electric Bulletin.)
electric lamps and re-
” padlnt 10 per cent an-
' America‘s lighting bill. ac-
. recent estimate. ‘l'o im-
' in homes and places
”the American Institute
., ' .. Engineers advises that
a. . " “one. ind reflectors Lo
‘3 “at tour times each
Attempt to Explain Crime.
(Kansas City Star.)
With the police force hitting on
only two cylinders. with tutors fre-
quently showing a. mushy sentimen-
tality toward criminals and with su-
Dreme court, judges raw their
hair-splitting decision 0 protect
the rights" or criminals. is it any
11:10 a.m.-~"Fllct Crochet," by
Mrs. Frances A. Harris. under the
11:55 a.m.——Market Reports by the
United States Department or Agri-
wmm©aem
mt Bun;
MAS it:
._ Fwn‘iltvgpt seas. .
VtLLAtN a vtc'tiM
CAPTOR ......
EmmeE
DOROTHY
LEARNS WE
WTITV OF
HER MASKED
L4.
4:00 p.m.—-—l§llie Marlon I'Zbcling.
Dramatic Soprano. accompanied by
4:15 fume—Bernard Ahrens. harl-
tonc. accompanied by “‘initred T.
4:30 p.m.—1~lonry Langc. l'iunlst
4:45 p.m.——~Ellle Marion Ebeling,
5:00 p.m.—-l:ernard Alirens. bari—
5:15 p.m.—Ilcnry Langc, pianist.
q,
Robert A. Benedict
Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
22 WALL STREET
BY Eiii‘.“ i
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THAT EVERYBODY IN THE.
CAST GAVE TAEJR SERVICES
H. S.
LANDSMAN
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The Home of Fine
Furniture & Low Prices
14.16 WALL swans-r
nonwsns, cons.
SAVOIA
Ltlch and Restaurant
Is Now Open at
54 South Main Street
Our .- Former Location
We Continue the Hotel and
Dining Room at. 24 Monroe St.
R. and W. HATS~~
New Fall Styles—All the [latest
CLOTHES SHOP
13 North Main Street
DR THEODORA *
SHREITER
«summon St. Phone 1032
Natureopathic Physician
ELEL'IRIL‘AI rm-mnmwrs ;
Shapes and Colors 0|: ALL KINDS. . i
. ELEUI‘RNL LIGN'I HATES AND ,
" "snnwmts. ‘
MASSAGI'p—SI’INAL' '
., TREATMENTS.
Nstnrropsthtc Treatments Care
. PALACE
WINNIPAUK 7
FEED STORE
“WIR‘THMORE POULTRY
Wm. M. Baits, Prop"
Phone 2619
for All Ills Except Contagious
Diseases.-
PAINT SPECIA L
We are giving with each tire gm-
iou metal can of root paint a two
and one-hull pound can 01 mm . "F'QRISF‘
and paint brush [rec j l
Cost 0! paint $l.l:') per gallon ‘ 28 East AVG. Norwalk
Come in and see the new giant
asphalt shingles.
THE NORWALK‘
ROOFING CO.
117 “'nlcr St.
Rowland M. Beach
—Phone 2140-2-—
I 22 4‘03 FORD SUBURBAN
With three extra leather seats.
This will make a fine at for any-
onchring in .he country.
1923 JE‘VEIT TOURING
A real good car for very little
money.
Time payments arranged to suite.
P. J. DI PIETRO
Flint Dealer
4': West Ave. Norwalk. Conn».
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The Busy Men’s Shop
is:
‘ Riaito Clothes Shop
3‘ l I c
153 Washington Street '2
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a Opp. Rislto Theatre
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PIGGLY ‘VIGGLY
12 MAIN swam-n- -
NORWALK,
So. Norm! ll:
fl
JOHNT. HAYES
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE .
BTEAMSHIP TICKETS
The Connecticut
~ Light & Power Co.
68 Wall Street Nor'waik
Phone 1680
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A Few (.ood Buys in
Used Cars
'Auto Accessories
’AARON KOHN
9 Railroad Avenue
ULD CAR.»
Sell Your Old Oars to the
BRIDGEPORT AU.
WRECKING co. ~
1310 norm Amos :
«was: Oak and Center an.
., . SPORE. 00M.
Second-Hana Pam and fins to
Libby's Corned Beef flash.
smwm..m , ,
Swift's Sunbrite Cleanser. 50 can “(,me Am wm‘
Washing Powder. Image size ' "
pkg. cut to 18c
A. STULL»
wonder there is and ion: Has been
a wave of crime in this commun-
ity! ’
7 Main St. Norwalk‘ _ ‘ _ 7"“ My MIR-Wot Cu.
_ ' runs. a. same speed E0 15...... :-
EPECIALS FOR 'T'fil‘, rosesst’msseron “mo $080!!! R .~ QIfi“
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ICE MACHINES
Sold and Installed
Polio
geranium and Supply Co.
Representing .
The Bemn' gton Machine Co.
of
Wilmington. Delaware
Remington Compressors
Service on All Makes.
fianklin St. South Scrwalli
Phone 1057
SEE MOORE
SEQ BETTER
For
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"Our perfect knowledge of optometry:
enables us to act as ‘eye authorities
in whom you can have perfect con-‘
t'idcnce." .
Says Mr. Foresight
EYES EXAMIN‘ ED
' Prescriptions Filled
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WILL 1AM J. MOORE
—OP’I‘0MEI‘RIST—-
Keeler Bldg. 155 Washington St.
7815'"! WI {“11 PLATE:
1 do painless extractions. no.
matter how difficult. by Nap—a~
Minn. I~ also do both fixed and
removable bridges at reasonable
prices. ‘-
UR. SLOMAN
‘ 102 W a Street
Phone “an: s—s r. as.
South Norwalk. Conn.
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