’t
1- 7:30 tum—Gotham National Bank
0
:fl
,. .n‘
A. ’—
U Improved demand for silk
1n dbroad good mills have Int'tt-aspd
" ”in
4.... manufacturer: is reasonably good.
‘34 i.
" up the market.
' which will be necessary on the basis
"not been tested for the reason that
‘ ‘Were
«at a. rate materially below that of
Zinc mm. of the South.
an :L’gvom their salesmen,
will: which prevails In the industry being
.. _ I.
MONDAY I
‘1 3:00 [huh—First Child'c-n's
;‘ 9w 0
monlc Orchestin, direct from
.linn Hall.
:3 {:30 p.m.-—-Cloning rcpnfs '0: tho’
In y
L- 4‘. w York State Dept. of Farm: and
_" l.liarkets.
7:00 p.m.—"The Story
3. Story. ~
Quartet Concert. ,
7:45 p.m.—-.\lanl,v Prise
than
8:00 p.m.—-Gotham Na’io'ial Tut )2;
Quartet Concert.
8:15 p.m.—"l:csolved That Earth
and Man Came from Evolution"; a
debate between Doctor .lnhn Roach
Straton and Doctor Charl'n Finncis
Potter. by direct wire from Catnesle
Hall 2
8:00 p.m.—-"Cnrrcnt Motion ric-
iures"-——a talk by Alfred J. leros-
Lcr.
8:10 urn—Blaster lllck‘v llcancti
thud Star‘o birthday par'u'.
8:20 p.m.-—-“.lolly Bill stoinkc" in
hi4 weekly lesson on “Radio Car-
tconinn‘."
8:40 p.m.——Proi:rnm nrdcr the di-
rection of Malmlanna Corby,
composer-pianist: .lnnvt l:v.sh-llccht
niczzo-contrnltn; Adelaide. Soprr,
contralto: Carl Rollins. harlinnr: Di’.
John A. linilrmd, violin; f-labclanna
(.‘ovhv. at the piano.
9:30 p.m.——-llon. l‘.. i" “'adia
speaking: on "internalimalsm —ln-
via."
9:45 p.m.—"\\'hat Famine
litant to Ale." by Mrs. James
I'rt‘kMt (Ili'llll'lf‘t‘ I‘ut'l‘kli 5').
10:10 Ii.lll.-*.\Inlill!lll.lll S“"Clln.-
dcrs qr N w York in a pup .lal mun}:
T('\'II".
\VEAI“. New York City (192 meters)
420“ p. in.-l)anco program by im-
Piratcs lien Trio.
”as
K.
5:00 p, m.~—]lora J. Applchcium.
Lyric Soprano. accompanied ny
Joanne Shapiro.
5:20 p. m.——l“rul \\'hitchouse.
tenor. and phonograph recording
artist.
7:10 p. m.—“l‘icturesqiw Spain of
Today" Iiy Dr. Frank (‘allott.
"‘6‘“ p. m.—~l)ally Sport Talk by
, ornton Fisher.
7:40 p. m.—llazel Keller. llramail
it: Sopran), accompanied by
Grade.
715” p. m.-—"Tl:o ()nc Exception"
by J. Frank llirilsrll,
8:00 p. inn—The eighth of u S0l‘l~~.\
of lectures on Robert Browning in
North: Nv‘alo l"airchild, Supervisor nr
Home Study ('mlrscs at (‘olumiiia
[L'nchrsilyx
8:20 p. iii.v——ll:i2:l livliv-r. lira-
mntic Soprano,
8:35 p. in.--“\\'ild \chvn l llavc
Known." by Edward l". lilgclnw.
well known ii‘tll.‘lli'r_ editor. author
’ and naturalist.
8:55 p, lll-~—.Iitlll‘l l’rinvllc chi‘.
rumour; i‘nlniuis‘qr-plnlllsl “llh Yliv
i‘ul'louilw Lil‘llblfi ill a program of Hz:
composiiicns: Adele Rankin. So—
prano: )lttrtzllcritu l‘uticr. (Vintral-
to; Bruce iii-njamiii. Tcnur: .ltlsvplt
Rayner, llari‘mnu, Lil)“. acchmpaui-
intents liy lllnlvr llmlmc,
9:15 p. iii.—‘“I'l'lll(‘liilt'l~l
Invostmvnt" 12y I'Lll'l‘ llaniilton.
'Vice I'l't'SllI(‘lli. of the l.awycr'.~
Blortgage Company, Brooklyn, N. 1'.
of Sire
9:25 p. m.—-—l'ro_t:r:tni ivy John
Prindle Scott and :tsristinit artists,
continued.
9:50 p. lll.“*(‘01l("‘l‘i liy the Min-3
-nru String Qliariclic.
4
C
$32. New York City. (:55 Meters)
eon-
mgert by the American Orchcstral So-
cstra. composed oi“ picked
:2 members or the New Yolk Phrhain
neo-
,. Tami:
3 5.Lndy" will tell a MucMillan Bedtime
Boone.
.tcnor. accompanied by Elgar (hiss-
A‘llll‘l'
,_.l«il'_'»'.
“13], Median] Hillside, 311155..
(300 meters.)
12:00 Noon—Music.
12:40 3. ithew England \Vea-
ther Fort-cart. -
12:45 p. lll.—-CIOSIIlg Report on
Farmi'rs' Produce Market Report.
5:30 p. m.——Closing Stock Market
Reports. Agriograms. Live Stock
Market Reports. Tool Market News.
6:00 p. m.—“,;r:st Bey" a broad-
cast from the American Boy Maga~
zinc.
6:15 p. m.——Code Practice.
6:45 p. m.—-Boston Police Re-
30115.
“OR. Newark, N. J.. (405 meters)
2:30 p. m.—l~‘red “'hitehousc
Song Revue.
3:00 p. m.—-—Olga Erika Schoff. so-
prano formerly with the Danish
Opera Company.
3:15 p. m.—Adele Klaer. a featur-
ed player in “Artists and Models,"
now playing at the Shubert Thea-
tre, Nek York City. .
3:45 p. m.——-Continuation of so-
prano solos by Olga Erika Schofl.
6:15 p. m.—-"l\1usic. \Vhile You
Dine”——lrlarr'y Cox and
Robert Treat Orchestra.
' \"RC \“ashlngton. D. C.
(469 Meters)
5:13 p. m.—lnstruction in Inter-
national Code.
62(m—Children's Hour by Peggy
Albion.
6:13 p. m.——-—"Education Tpday for
the Home. of Tomorrow" by Joy E.
Morgan ot’ the National Education
Association.
8:01) p, m.——Piano Recital by Paul-
Illli‘ Sacks.
S:l5 p. m.——“'I‘hc (Z‘rcdit Man in
Good 'l‘ltm-s and Bad“ by Eugene.
Meyer. .lr.
8:30 p. ins—‘Song I‘u'cital by Ruth
llaiip-s, soprano.
8:43» p. .m.—«t.'oncv3rt by the Lions'
(fluli Qtiartct,
1mm 1). ln.——-"'l'hc Political Situa-
tion in \Vashington" by Frederick
\Vllliam \\'ili-. -
$213 p. iii.——(§"oricvrt lly
the Saxo-
l II‘it'lll' Family from liocrnstcin—
l \\';irilt;:.in l'arl. ilntvi Orchestra.
5 9:33 p. 111. ~ 'l'imv Signals and \N'ca-
l iltvr I“('l“l‘1l§l.‘€,
l ltvzim p, in ~~llance Program by
1 The Farmliuians IlIltI"r tho Ilircction
l of 11:121le (lill'l’i‘ll.
l \\ ill—Springfield. Mass.
l (ill? Ali-tors)
l l, m. Adrian—mm time six-
ll." V.|l:.‘"l' i'~;>lil‘1.~': Springfield
li
r: imin.
dim 1». ill. , lunltv :‘
\‘.'l‘.2'2 'l‘iai.
T‘l-I l'- ll- 'lllvlr.‘
. l.:‘l:2
lli :l (‘niit'i i“ no.»
. 7:51! l'. ill.“ ii! llillllt' story for the
. llilltiiws. .\'~-xv iumks at llli‘ Spring—
ll'l'I City Library ivy llrlilll Little.
MINI p. lll,rA~-(.tlllt"‘l‘l by Harold i‘.
i‘urlw-t‘, llflilitlllt‘: litilvn l.. Rogers.
planiM: Mrs, .l-‘ssiv it. lvrwix‘k. \io-
iniisl, and ”1" \‘.’l73’. ’l‘rin.
‘ {Him ~p. I'.l.' I'ulllillit‘ story
i pt'a'lnurw l2); i‘rirtm' R. Marcdn.
1"?-.’- 1-. lll.<v.\l'llli;:‘l"ll llllll‘ Signals.
I\\'\\'~i'liit';;gn. Illinois.
(33¢: .‘.l~-it'l’:~‘)
(‘vniral Standard Tint”
(‘Unt‘i rt hy the
“talk in history.
from the National indus-
Iliuzril.
ill 1'. E;
for
his Hotey
HA
3%
.!
.‘1’ER HA”
vou
Hausa-r stat-new
ENOUGH To CAR
,QHEM AWNAY:
‘44
“"53“?”25.
(ARRVNG' U
Mfltgm‘l‘! 1301-
3.33 Huseuumts
’ as so smoNG
a
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HAND )5“le “‘11"
wriV-r WW—
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MINUTE MOVIES
‘FULLER PHUN '
AND
ARCHlBAU‘) CLUBb
\lN THE CON‘
,.VAL :E‘SCENT
mic-(nth PI/ VJHEELAN
; incl-V2953“ mu-“
n
L'C'VE L
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‘lSCELF ."
lN
llABi‘il'i'i-Si .‘RU
Sine boner.
DARNEM.
EARL a:
woRsTED.
we HAS
SOME ‘liME -
AwAY FROM HIS
mces‘ileL. ._
Esm‘n‘; FOR.‘
You Can Trust Dora Dumhunny
.» out I BEANT AS TELL‘2
AS I weer. AFOQE I ;
WAS A9 BAD AS /
for: Now I:
By ALBERTINFKFGH
/
1-:
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l CABBAOLTowN l5
l ’rUNCLE NOAH FROM
COMIN' To STAV A raw
DAYS WITH US. DORA‘ -
AN' HE i5 VERY
HE HAS A VERY LARGE
SE CT
No
sen mve ON THE SUBJE
Soniau MUSTN'T SAY ANY-
lNG ABOUT iT :
How Do You Do
NOAH? THIS 15 LITTLE
DORA: .— — DOR A g:
I‘M NOT oaN‘ro \.
SAY ANVTHlNo ABoorl
IT.MAI, l'r": oosr;
1
. .
Robert A. Benedict
9.110 a. ni.—~~ late news and coni-
lnvnt of this financial and cumtnr-r-
rial marlu is. i'l‘lzis av-rvicu is iii-nad—
Hurt l\'t'l‘_\' half hour lzliltij: Ilit‘
turnty—i'our. "xl'l‘lll ll‘ulll T p. m. ‘ i
121'. 12).. v. llt‘ll llll‘ Nation is rsiiwiidl
11:37: a, lu.~'l'ablr- talk liy Mrtl
_\, .l. l‘c-lrryuni
6.?” p. in.~.\’i-w.-. financial and“
final marlwt and sport sunniiul'x.
12:3: )2. in.~t'liii-llvli'5 I..".,'1lllllt.‘
BUSINESS AND ' INVESTMENT .
llll‘lnt‘KS Cmulilioll’i. l
Underlying conditions have not;
changed much during: the last thirtyl
days, bill. such dwu-iopmwnts as havcl
taken place tend to (’Ullllrlll the t'K-
.pcctatiou oi‘ gradual expcnsion in'
businesg, says the National Bank at
Commerce. N. Y. After a slurp
decline in production during the
holiday period the iron and :tvcl in.
dustry is lmv.‘ nicrcasttii: its output.
operations of the l-ladlng 'nlcrt'st;
being at nearly 85 per cent. of capa-l
city. The industry as it whole is all
about 75 pv-r cent of capacity. l
Steel buying has improved andl
orders are, well distributed indueJ
trially. The market for t‘abricatcdl
steel is active and automobile mal;-,
era are also buying. as well as rail-
roads. agricultural implement manu-
facturers and other industries which
‘ use steel in important amounts. The
pig iron market Is also more ac-
tive.
The situation has not ('IluIIgCLI
materially in the textile industries
Woolen and worsted manufacturers
are awaiting the openings for the
‘fall season of 1924. The cotton tex.
tile industry continues to operate
under the heavy handicap of high
cotton. Tile resistance felt thus far
In the main is that of wholt-sulrrs,
manufacturers of garments. and re-
tsilero who lack contldence '.n the
willingness of consumers to lelhw
Actual consumer
resistance to the retail price level.-
‘ of the present price of cotton ha:
goods now paling into consumption
manufactured from reintiwly
Cheap cotton. There is much \a'ria-,
lion in the rate of operation of in-
dividual mills in New England hut
tho industry as :1 whole is operating
There is evidence of a somewhat
fabrics
(their operations a little. The do-
initial {or most other classes or silk
Boot and shoe manufacturers are
now awaiting the receipt or orders
the 'lllllnezs
Divcmltk-d ( 'rops Seulrnl
> CHICAGO. Jan. {EC—NOW met '3
~ 91 credit [by new money
extension of owrdue mortgywl. and
liquidation of overdue taxes in :i
moth-rate manner. and a new type 0:
farming \vould tilt the N()l’lll\\'i.‘:l
out of its tinancial morass and com
Illl'lf‘Iy rebuild it within three years
Julius ll. larlics, president of ”1':
Chamber of Commerce of the Unit-
ed States. declared last Week he-
tore the colucniion ot' the North
Central ltvgioli ot’ tht- .Naiiouui
Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
22 WALL STREET
N ORWALK.
12 MAIN STREET
PIGGLY WIGGLY
CONN.
l OLDSMOBILE
g SIX
i Come in to See The New
”We $847.00
i
let
SERVICE mu ALL cans
ACCESSORI ES
AARON KOHN
9 Railroad Avenue.
R. and w. HATS l
New Fall Styles-Fill the [latest
Shapes and Colors.
» PALACE
CLOTHES SHOP
13 North Main Street
Chamber. )Ir. Barnes said the dis
trcse is the result of cXCt'SSlVfl crop
failures combined with the l‘~‘:‘!:lC of
yours or one crop litrming. .
RESERVE BANK OF NE‘V YORK
Nii‘iV YORK, Jan.
annual Slilli'llll‘lll
lit-uric Ilatik
nu
-o,—Tllu ninth
of the .I“t‘dLI‘ilI
of New York,
discloses that operations ill the
fiscal ' year ended December
:11 11123, last were lots profitable»
than iii the your 1931;. “The total
earnings of the batik last year show-
ed a slight increase. $11,413.13:
against $11,341,318 in 1922, but dc-
ductlons were larger, with the re-
sult that net income available {or
—o-—
ELEUTRICAI
DR. TIiEODORA
SHREI’I‘ER
. ashington St.
Phone I (its:
Natureopathic Physician
01' ALL KINDS.
sm )W Bits.
MASSAG E——sl'l N AI
ran-um tarts.
TREATMENTS
ELECTRIC liltifl'l RATES AND
Natureopothlc Treatments Care
for All Ills Except Contagious
Diseases. 2
. .....-..._-
FEED STORE
“WIRTHMORB POULTRY
' WI. 1!. Beth, Prop.
Phone 2810
J
WINNIPAUK l
runs" .2 g
PAINT SPECIAL.
We are giving with each lire gui-
Ion metal can 0! root paint a two
and ouc-lmll pound can 0! com
cenwut and paint brush [we
Cost 0! paint Shit) per gallon
Uome in and see the new giant
asphalt shingles.
THE NURWALlK
ROOFING CO.
ll'l Water St. So. Nut-walk
28 East Ave.
-FLORIST—
--Phone 2140-2-—
Rowland M. Beach
Norwalk
dividends, additions to surplus and
payment to' the linited States
’amountcd to $3,043,679, compared
with 33.721393 in 1922.
The bank earned 10.0 per cent. on
paid in capital in 1923. compared
with 13.6 percent. in 1922. On capi-
tal and surplus it earned 3.4 per
cent. against 4.3 per cent. in the,
pre\ious your. and on capital, sur-
plus and deposits the rantings
were 0.4 per cent. compared with
0.5 per cent.
Total resmirccs of the bank were
placed at 31.343.023.433 at the close
of last year, compared with 81,546,-
936.880 at the close of 1922. Total
capital and surplus was 889.368.—
267. against $88,457,973 in 1922.
Bethlehem Steel.
The prdiminary income account
01‘ the Bethlehem Steel Corpomtion
{or 1923 shoWs net iucmne of 814,-
37I.152 after interest, depreciation.
depletion. &c.. compared with net in-
come o-i' $4,605.330 in the preceding
year. After providing $4,318,253 for
preferred dividends. not continue
amounted to $10,055,898. or $6.46 a
share on the axtruge amount oi
common stock outstanding luring
.10th T. HAYES
INSURANCE
—a.nd—- ‘
REAL ESTATE
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
7 Main St. N 01'de
The Connecticut
’ Phone. 1680
Light & Puget Co.
as with street Nor-walk
Wavelet Bed Spreads
The "Betty Bates" Spreads have
xrtistlc appeal and are a practical,
striking novelty, modestly priced.
72 x 90 at ..' ............. 85.50
72x 1085: $5.98
A sensational value at above
prices I ‘
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 wssm NGTOE ST.
OLD CARE: ‘
78011 Your Old 0m to the
“'BRIDGEPORT AUTO
- WRECKING co.
1310 llortll Avenue
retiree: 0.3m Center It.
swam”. 00H. '
. ‘ ' Barnum 5508-!
Moon Hana Pm menu. to
SPECIALS FOR THE
the year. mission; or the innimr
WEEK
Pure Old-Fashioned Buckwheat
F‘lourtnolb.bags..’ ..... 40¢
Libby's Corned [\eel’ flash.
3 than .. 25c
Swift's Sunhrué 'Cleanser. 51: can
Washing Powder, large size
pkg‘ cut to .............. 18¢
A. .STULL .
winch having iw-n issued on “such
:w. 1923, in putt payment'for prop- 1
erues acquired. .
2.4 cottage 8:. But muffins “
u to. Main .L_fi§§£9,‘- Not-wot c
_ Pricing, tu- ‘ k ‘
xgnwm Aim .
' menu. a. camel
Poussin. omeo'ron mo
crannies
mo murm'
. room: rye-12’2-
1 4" m
we:
we
a ”Rdwu‘ll 9?: m :uoacmf
on, , . ,
‘fFlt Any Make 01 Our.
aim 5‘.
WW Rm if“; ,
33.1mm 5;!) ovations...
7.31318an sniffing.”
.f?'-}HAYBEN'
.(ou
1922 t-TON FORD SUBURBAN
“'1“: three extra loathe!i seats.
This will make axinc ear for any-
one liring in the country. ,
1923 JEWEI‘I‘ TOURING ,
A real good car for very little
money.
'l‘imc payments arranged to suite.
P. J. DI PIETRO
Flint. Dealer
4? “’cst Ave. Norwalk. Conn.
M
i . l
.. The Busy Men’s Shop
1
f Rialto Clothes Shop 5
a
153 Wuhington Street
Opp. Billie Theatre
Every Day It: Somebody’s
. Birthday
Stop in and look our our as.
sot-uncut at
\
The Hamilton Shop.
4.9 Wall 8m ~
Free Instructions! in Our Dennt-
son Dept.
W W. DAWSON, J!
ARCHITECT ' ‘
to so. a». 8!. ram 333:
court-t uonwaut. come.
A
F. H; BAXTER
0. mum nan-cornea.
= 1331386181: ,
Again: for 3-6: she. em a
more. Green Bait. and annals
.pandles. , ' "
fire
amuse”). m I?
wnm‘tm no WQM‘ .»
GREETING CARDS .
fianklln Si.
ICE MACHINES
Sold and Installed
'P0l.1l.EY
Refuges-3' tin; and Supply Co.
Representing
The Remingto‘ " ' 11 Machine 00.
r.
0
-Wilmington, Delaware
Agents For
Bennngton’ Compressors
Service on All blokes.
Phone 105':
South Ncmlk
SEE MOORE
“Our perfect knowledge of optometry
enables us to act as eye authorities
in whom you can have perfect con-
SEE BETTER
For
fldence."
_ WILLIAM J. MOORE
.
. [Cooler Bldg.
Says Mr. Foreag’ ht
EYES EXAMINED
Prescriptions Filled
—OP'IO)IE‘I‘BISI'—-
155 WW St.
TEETH “1T “[11 FLAIR
1 do painless
uintt.
extractions. no
matter no. «mean. by NIP-l-
! also do both fixed and .
.nmovablo bridge. at mongol:
...
‘Louis D. Mattern
“Bert, Bldg ’
WM
PAJ'EM ATTORNEY
Plume Barnum at
W.
mm .. ‘ruancmnuxs
loner tone!
0.
m
Watts-Jew;
”I...“
‘ ”Ah-1:81.
”II-hin—
The man who be
signs follows the w
ones to the Del
Agent’s. Drop us:
card saying “Show
W'e will set a De
Reflex Radiophom
your library table
outside antenna) I
minutes. That‘stlie
learn the real joysoi
— no obligation on
part, of course.
Distributor A!” .
_ [Dc-Flu?
Electric C0-
941 Ne. Main st. 5°-
Phone 2973
\“
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afar/"u'I'Ul-t
\‘~“‘
‘\‘\‘~,‘\,‘\.‘. :11
aloof-r7- r""
éfiéfitia-
_° loans
A Beneficial Loan :
We make loans 111753”:
on Your home furniture;up
"013-3- Etc. (Without re.
l'etmyment plan is it r.
' e
“W: OUr only charges;
rate. We guaranme 92"
illlll'lt-Idiate aid and v;
terms. No one need e .
barrowed.
Repayment Pl”
(3
Ssoiloan “pay $5 in ‘
interest.
8100 loan r693
interest. ,n me
3200 loan repay 3--
interest.
I: you need mane.“
y :10
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Norwalk Chronicler