TEN '
6m
' wfiar 1‘.fi.1'l‘l.'lll)./\Y
, . L‘w York (492 Mom-s)
logo p. m.-~Gupla Caslni. Concert
' Collin. necompanled by Winnllred
1 I. Barr.
1.0:” p. m.-Helen Kerris. Lyric
Soprano.
‘10-.40 p. m.-—Gupla. Casini. Celllst.
11:00—12:00 p. m.——}'ineent Lo-
‘ w and his orchestra direct from
1' ., the Grill of the Hotel Pennsylvania.
w":N.Qw..York City.
MOO p. m.—Muslcai program.
'§:00 p. m.—A program of Fioy
Little Bartlett's compositions sum;
by Mrs. Stuart Bailey, Soprano. with
Flor Little Bartlett at the piano.
7:30 .. p. m.—Alcxander James.
Tenor. accompanied by Harry Israel
/n a group at operatic and popular
songs.
r"
8200 p. m.—"The Chiciet
lotto".
9:90 p. m.-—vSophle Irene
well-known writer and President or
Qunr;
Loch.‘
9:00 p. m.—Bedtimo story for
grown-ups by Orlson S. Marden. '
9:55 p. m.—Arllngton Tulip sig.
nals. ’ ’
“'80 Washington D.C. (409 Meters)
5:15 p. m.—-Instruction in Inter-
national Code Practice.
6:00 p. m.—Children's Hour
Peggy Albion.
3:00 p. m.—Song Recital by Em-
ma Martin. soprano. '
8:15 p. m.—~Violin Recital by Eva
Scotncy. ’
8:30 p. m.—-Song Recital by Et-
hel llollzeiaw Gawler, soprano.
8:45 p. m.—Piano Recital Dy,Ka-
therine Oi‘terdinger.
9:00 p. m.—Song Recital by Earl
Carbank, baritone.
9:15 p. m.—Piano Recital by Ra-
therlne Ofterdinger.
9:30 p. m.-~Song Recital by Ethel
Iloltzelaw Gawler, soprano. '
9:55 p. m.—Re-transmission or
Time Signals and “feather Reports.
10:00 p. lit—Dance; Program.
“’OR Newark. 5.11. (405 Meters)
2:30 p. m.-—Children's program
arranged by .'JUnclc Robert."
3:00 p. m.—Helen Gaubis. colo-
by
ratllrn. soprano.
3:15 p. m.-—-Piano selections by
Dorothy Drummon.
3:30 p. m.—Continnatlon of so-
prann’solos hy Helen Gaubis.
3:45 p. m.—I’iano selections by
Dorothy Drummon. _
0:15 p. m.—-".\Iusic While You
Dine."
7:15 p. m.———Fred J. Brndell,
weekly talk on "Sporting thvs ('3)-
todhe-Minnte." .
8:00 p. [tr—Vernon Orchestra of
Munlelair.
9:00 p. m.—T.ilyan Mae Challeng-
er, nlezzo-contralto.
9:15 p. rim—lion, Herbert C. Pelt.
Jr. Chairman, Democratic Commit-
tee.
9:35 p'm.—Lilyan Mac Challeng-
9' Board of Child VVell‘are of the
' Ci, of New York. t
i: ‘ 0 p. m.—Sicgmund Grosskopl',
VoilV isl, and Elizabeth Topping.
Pianist.
9:30 p. m.-—Helen Morris, Lyric
Soprano.
'f 9:45 p.m.—Siegmunt Grosskopf.
lg Violinist. and Elizabeth Topping
Pianist.
Krw 0.2mm, Illinois (‘536 Meters)
9:30 a. m.—-I.ate news and com-
merit of the financial_and commer—
'ci.’.il markets.
10:30 a. tin—Farm and Home
Service.
11:35 a. m.—-T:ilvle talk by Mrs.
AJ. I’t‘ii‘l'SOll of Peoples Gas Co.
15:30 p ln.-—.\’ews. financial and:
{that market and sport summary. ,
6350 p. ln.——Children's bedtime
awry.
7 8:00 to 8:58 p. m.-—.\illslcnl pro—
gram.
9:05 p. row—Under the Evening
Limp. remit‘e including stories. nrl-
lcles and humorous sketches. I
KDKA l1:t~t Pittsburgh PA, (326:
- Melon) 1
9:45 a, lll.~——I'llifvll Live Stock»
Market, .lzrpr-rts.
11:55 a. ul.——~.\rlington time sig-l
tats.
1!:“0 M.-—\\'ezltller forecast and
United Stntrs llureuu of Market lie-l
ports. j
:30 p. ru.—-C0ncert by Daugher-
tyv's Orchestra. ;
'6200 p. m.~—Ilccilal of Negro Spir-i
ltuals by llnrry Austin and Harvey?
BIGnul. l
“lulu p, m.—-" lringing the \Vorid‘
to Ameril-rx.” preparo'd iv)" "Our
“'orld.”
7:45 p. m.—-The Children's Period.
VV‘820ll p. Ill.-—l“l.‘nilir(‘.
’8:15 p. lu.~—"i.iuhility
mobile Aet-Mr'llts", Jamls C.
Protessnr of liusinem Law.
8:30 p. nl.~—.\:illresses and music
from the lil~ \vnth Annual llanqunt
of the \V'leiliiliiiLHISC \‘viterun lim-
ployvs Assm'iz'lion.
9:55 p. lu.—Arlington time
mils and \u .liill'r tnrocust.
\l'dZ ..\l'\v York (ilty, (155 Nlt‘tt‘rr)
5:00 p. lu.-—ll;luw: i’rtlttrulll.
5:30 p. in. wLilosiui: reports of ”in
New York Slit!“ ill.‘pllrtlllt‘llt of
Forms El'lli Mulkwts. I
7:00 p. m.——“l'ncle “‘iggily Stor-
for Auto-
Reed.
zig-
ivs" by iluwxlrll (Paris.
7:30 p. lll.-’(.'Oiit‘l"l't by the lis-
trelln Mandolin Club. |
8:43 i- lu.——l:el'ilui by Ernest}
lihiwr, liner.
9:00 p, ln.—.\tidress by Honorable
I‘ioreiln ll. lm Gliardia, Representa-
tne of the 'i‘anticth District of
New York.
9:15 p. m.——C;m:1dlan Society Din—
ner by llirert wire froln the ilotel
lililnlorc, "The Land We Live In"
by Secretary Davis, and other ad-
dresses.
\VGI. .‘lctli'orll Hillside, Mass
Meters)
6:30 p. m.—.\leotlng of
Brother Alumi Club.
614.3 p. m.~-Corie Practice.
(Still
the Big
7:05 p. ul.—~Ncw England “ma-
ther Forecast.
7:30 p m.———I'2vcning program.
\V(-'\', Schenectady. N. 1'. (880
I‘lctt‘rs)
11:55 a. rn.——I‘. S. Naval Observa-
tory time signals.
12:30 p. m.-Stock market re-
port.
12:40 9. tin—Produce market re-
port.
9:30 p. m.--Dance music by Jack
Symontls' Orchestra, Hampton lio-
tol Alimony, N. Y.
“'fl'l. Springfield. Mass (337 Meters)
’11255 a. [IL—Arlington Time Sit:-
Bills.
7:00 p. m.-—Dlnner concert by the
Hotel Kimball Trio.
7:30 p. m.——Bedtime story for the
Kiddies.
3:00 p. m.-— Concert by the Ber-
ean, Male Quarter.
l
,conslllting
'if'bil:
l-r. lllt-zczo- contraito.
9:45 p, rim—Frank ll. Gilbreth.
engineer. speaking on
“The (inc lit-st. “by To Do Your
\Vllrk."
1mm) 1),
his lit-Vile.
m.——Jilnmic Slit an r zine
SI’NDAY
“1231' New York City
(-192 Meters)
1:45 to 3:45 p.lll.—lltlct'llzvtlonal
Ell-vices under the nusptcrs o.’ the
New )ork Federation of Christin-s,
.\c\v York City.
15:45 to 523-0 p.1n.—ltc..,ul.il Sun-
day Men's Conference in (2.: Hull
llrd lirant'll Y..\l.C.A., Brooklyn.
N Y., with address by Dr. S. l‘ar-
kvs L‘adman. Music by the bloriu
'l‘rlinlpclcrs.
7:20 to 9:00 p.m.———Spe:‘ul musi-
cal program dirt-ct from U c capitol
Theatre, New York City.
102"” to 1“;le p.nl.—tlrg.l.l r (ital
by Henry 1“. Swillcrt (try-Mat oi
Holy Trinity Church.
\VJY N. Y. City
(105 Meters) ,
2:30 p.m.—l::ulio illul: .(lass.
lesson, address and transient
gJ‘Ugl‘fllll.
3.30 Il.lll.—.\niOll Ci\'Ul"l. pianist;
I’ll... Stern. soprano. and Statue)
(it-till: l), tvnur, in joint Annular.
4:00 p.m.—"The Mange. l’rvnce";
it contain by the Choir of st. Jaco-
bus Lutheran ljmlrch.
bzllfp p.m.—~Sunday i-lvgtl lg Con-
c-‘rt by the \Vuidorf Astrlril Pym-
phonic Orchestra. Joseph hillecht,
threcfur;
102W p.m.—Itoyal Male Qua rtette
Concert. .
“‘JZ :V- Y. City.
(4.55 Meters)
11:00 o.m.§-Chnrch sci-nee d root
from .St. 'i‘llomas' Episcopal church;
sl-rlnon by itevcrcnd Doctor ii. A.
Slircs.
7:00 p.m.—"Bllbble 130'»: So ics"
by Ralph Mayhew.
7:30 p.m.—Siegfricd thncr.
"The. Bayreuth Festival"; a talk by
inc descendant. of the famous (OHI-
poser.
8:190 p.m.——"'l‘l.'.c Annalist's Talk
for Business Men" by the A-‘mallsl
or the New York Times.
8:15 p.m.-—Sixtli Concert by thcl
American Orchestral Soctetv.
liY‘V Chicago. llimuls
(536 Meters)
11:00 a.m.——Crnlrai Church Ferv-
i('o broadcast from (Irclierlrn littil.
Chicago. Dr. F. F. Shannon pas—
tor.
€230 p.m.——Excerpts
New Testament—An Ame ican
Translation by Prof. 1'}. J. Cond-
sired. read by “'illiam Ziegler
Neursc.
7:0!) p.m.—Chicago Sunday Even-
trnm the
ing Club service broadcuat from
Orchestra Hall, Chicago.
Special musical program under
the direction of Edgar Nelson.
The speaker of the evening will
)9 Dr. H. E. Foslick.
Horrors.
""l'he Hartford Courant" with what
seems to be unnecessary and un-
usual repetition continues to midst
upon "the painstaking deviltry of
thowGorrnnns in the matter of des-
truction of property. a feat in which
htoy had no equals." comments the
Manchester Herald. It has a. col-
lection of appropriate and relevant
photographs that curdle its blood.
Happllly it is 'without a word or
eIntonation" but it is in possession
«4.,f'necessary words" fairly alre-
l‘qnate to a. realization of the horrir,
_it “horrors"?
‘; happily though its historical
qry apparently is overladen with
, .. . There were several hbnpred
. no lemen of, several nations sill]
film and active in the great war
'. ‘wore perfectly able to curdie
the blood of “The Cour-ant" even
users by a. simple but graphic reia.
tm‘ol their own individual actions
MPprerie-nces. There is not the
‘ “cutest need to call up horrific shapes
{run the dark ages of mankind's
W and cruel struggle toward the
3.311.. There have been wars within
'- diving memory whose insensate dev-
.l ”Mel and incredible horrors trans-
, ‘ edflmything that happened in
thoJVorld War. But there were few
ypqlozrapha and no wireless opera-
T " radio broadcasters. Those.
' adjunct. to the modern
And wars of words over hatred that
long ago should have been decently
interred have horrors of their own.
Yam Prices Lower.
Downward revisions in cotton yarn
rrices, instead of reviving brl-uder
buying, have caused consumes to
withhold contemplated purchases in
the belief that further reccsrlons
will occur. Cotton yarns gen-naily
are not priced on a basm ab! w 30 '
cent cotton and. in view at this. mill
agents expected that ouvi o for
stock replenishment. would' ye re-
sumed on a fairly large scale. Con
sumers. however. hesitate. to 10m
mlt themselves for more yarns than
they have immediate nee: for. The
antic business that . pawns comes
lorgely from weavers. Knitters and
the insulating trade are giving the
market closer attention. but that is
all.
Medical Science Wins
(From the Kansas City Star)
They tell of a strange case in a
small Misaduri town. A man com-
plained at pains in his heel. His
physicians removed his teeth. but
the pflns continued. They removed
his tensile and still the pains re-
amlned- A: a. final resort they re-
am! almost pas-
- either invent-
moved ‘ one. 'and the X-my re-
, mum Motors
unnoticed
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Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
22 WALL STREET'
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The Home of Fine
Furniture & Low Prices
14-16 WALL STREET
nonwux, CONN.
SAVOIA
Lunch and Restaurant
Is Now Open at
54 South Main Street
Dining Room at 24 Monroe St.
Our Former Location ‘J
We Continue the Hotel and 5i
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New Fall Styles—All the Latest
Shapes and Colors.
PALACE
CLOTHES snor.
13 North Main Street
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PAINT SPECIAL
We are giving “1th each llvc gm-
lon metal can of ruol"|lalnl a two
and one-hall pound‘cnn 0! com
cement "mi paint hrltsh‘ lrm *
Cos! ol {$lnl SIJ!) per gallon
Come In and see the new glan-
aspliall shingles.
THE NORWALK
ROOFING CO. .
"7 Water St. 80. Namath
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INSURANCE
band..—
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smamsm TICKETS
7 Main St. Harwell:
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Libby's (kn-nod Beet flash.
8 lb. can ..._........... 25c
Swift's Snnhl'lle acanser. So can
Washing Powder, large size
pkg” cut to 18c
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'asmnmon 8|. Phone 16:52 '
Natureopathic Physician
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21101132619
Wavelet Bed Spreads
The "Betty Bates" Spreads have
lrtistic appeal and are a practical.
striking novelty. modestly priced.
72 :1") at $5.50
2 x 108 at 3538'
A sensational value at above
prices !
The N. E. Ryan 00.
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With three extra leather seats.
This will make a line car for ny-
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A real good mr for very little
money.
Time payments arranged to suite.
P. J. DI PIETRO
Flint Dealer
41 West Ave. Norwalk. Conn.
..~..———.._..
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TiieBusy Men’s Shop
Rialto Clothes Shop
153 Washington Street
4 Opp. Riaito Theatre
Every Day Is'Somebody’s »
Birthday
Stop in and look over out-.33-
ICE MACHINES
Soldjnd Installed
' The
Representing ' v
The Remington Machine Co.
of
Wilmington, Delaware
. Agents For
Remington Compressors “'
Service on All Makes.
fianklln St. South Norwalk
Phone 1057
lRefrigerating andSupply Co. ;
SEE 590mg
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For
"Our perfect knowledge of optometry
enables us to act as eye authoritiss
in whom you can Rave perfect con-‘
tidence‘."
Says Ma. Foresight
ms sumo
Prescnp‘ lions Filled
WILLIAM J. MOORE
‘ —0PTOMETRIS1L
Keeler Bldg. 155 Washington St.
sortnient of
GREETING «CARDS
The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Smet'
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so So. Ilaln st. henna-s ass:
was.“ up. Dawson. at.
acct-agree:
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I do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap.» ,
limit. I also do both used and
removable bridges at reasonable
prices. '
DR. SLOMAN
102. uhiagton Street
Pin-leaf noun-no-3 v. as.
South Norwalk. Conn.
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