“mo, Washington. D. 0., 46. meters
5:15 p. m.-—Instruetlon in lntur-
nation's! Code
6: 00 p. m.——Childrcn‘s Hour by
Peggy Albion.
\VGY, Schenectady, N. Y»
(880 meters.)
11:55 a. [IL—Time signals.
13:30 1). m.-Stock market
port.
12:40 p. m.—Produco market re-
min.
12:45 p. m.-—Weniher report.
6:00 p. m.-—-Produce and stock
, market quotations: news bulletins.
. 6:30 p. m.-—"Advcnturo Story"
(courtesy of Youth's Companion.)
SILENT NIGHT.
“'82. Springfield, Mnss.,
. (337 meters.)
11:55 a. m.——-Ariington time sig-
nals; weather reports; Boston and
Springfield Market reports.
3 0:00 p, m.—l)inner concert by the
:‘ WBZ Qulnictie.
7:30 p. m.—l3edtime story for the
kiddies—Humorous program.
X'C-
—
9:55 p. m.—.\rlington time sig-
unis.
11:00 p. m.—Program of Cham-
ber Music by the “’87. Quartet.
lunti. Last Pittsburgh,
(3:30 meters).
9:45 a. m.-—L’nion Lhe Stock Mar-
ket lit-ports.
11:5.) :1. m.——Ariington time sig-
nais.
12:00 M.——\\'eather iox‘ecart. L'nit-
rd States Bureau of Market Ze-
ports.
12:10 p. m.——Conccrt by Liroudy's
Orchestra.
6:30 p, m.—l.)inner concert by the
Pittsburgh Athletic Association Ur-
chestrn.
7:30 p. m.-—Address.
7:45 p. m.——Tho Children‘s Per-
lod.
8:00 p. m.-——.\':itional Stockman
and Farmer Market Reports.
S. 15 p. m. —— “A Day at the Famous
L Baths or \‘lch\ " Uraycc Druitt La-
tus. -
8:30 p. m.-—.\t this time. KDKA
will present a concert of \cry un-
usual character. The 1details will he
announced b yradio.
0:55 p. m.—Arlington
rials. \Vcather forecast.
‘4 1 KY\\', Chicago, "L. (536 meters)
sir
time .,-
9:in n. m.—l.ato news and com-
? ment or the financial and (rommr’r-
ciai markets. (This scrxice is troaul-
cast every half hour during the
twenty-tour.)
11:35 a. m.——Tabie talk by Mrs.
Anna J. Peterson.
6:30 p. m.——News. financial and
final market and sport summary.
6:30 p. m.—-—Childrcn's bedtime
story.
8:00 p. m.——-.\lusicai program.
7:00 p. m.—Dinner Concert tur-
nishcd by Clyde Doerr's Orchestra
and Joska Dellabary's Orchestra.
0:05 p. nix—Reviews of the latest
books by Llewellyn Jones.
9:15 p. m.—- l'rogrnm furnished
by the lv'cderal Health Bureau Serv-
ice.
10:00 p, in.——Mi~lulght Revue,
“HZ—Now Ynlk City
437» Meters
3:00 p. m.—rllecltal by chgio Mc-
Graw, soprano of the National
'Grand Opera. Association.
4:00 p. m.-——"’.i‘he llom‘e Beauti‘
iul" by Dorothy Ethel \Valsh.
4:30 p. m.——’i‘ea concert
llotci Commodore Orchestra.
5:30 p. m.-—-Ciosing reports of the
New York State Dept. 0! Farms and
Markets.
ll)‘ the
7:00 p. m.—"i’tunaway Kink" a
Shallonlnnd Story by Florence
Smith Vincent. 0! the New York
Sun and Globe. autiior'ot the I‘t-t-
cr's Adventure Books.
7:30 p. inn—Dance program by
Irving Selzr-r and his Cai‘c L’oulc—
x‘nrd Orchestra.
7:45 p. ni.—"'i‘he Progress of the
fiVOrlti," a. Review at Re-‘icws talk.
8:00 p. m.—l)ance program by
Irving Selzcr and his Cato Boule-
vard Orchestra.
8:30p. m.-—“'I‘he Dock Depa‘rt-
ment" by'tho Honorable John De-
l-laney. Commissioner of the Depart-
ment of Docks of the City of New
York: one of the "City Official
Series" oi“ talks.
8:45 p. m.——ltunna. \‘on \‘oiien-
hoven. noted pianist.
9:15 p. m.—-llr. Margaret E. Noo-
nan. "Natural “lays in \Vhlch Chil-
',dren Learn," a. New York University
Radio Extension Course Lecture.
9:30 p m. -—D:ane program by the
\Iaxweil llousc Cofiee Band.
L. 9: 55 p. m. —'iime signals and wea-
ther forecast.
10: 00 p. in. ——Iicsults of the Mill-
rose Athletic Association Meet. b)
LMnjor J..Andrew W'hito.
‘ ,, 10:15 p. m.——Dunco program by
the Maxwell House Coffee Band.
10:45 p: m.—-Jamcs F. Nash. lyric
;- 12:40 p. m.—Ncw England “Tea.
3 ther forecast.
11:15 p. m.——Results of the Mill-
rooe Athletic Association Meet. by
Major J. Andrefl White. \
\\ Gl—Medi‘Ord Hillside, Mass
360 Mteors '
12:00 Noon—Music.
12:45 p. m.-—-Closlng report .on
Farmers Produce Market Report.
5:30 p. m.—Closing Stock Market
Reports. Live Stock Markets Rc- ,
ports. World Market Survey.
6:00 p. m.—-Boston Police Ite-
ports.
6:15 p. m. —-—Code Practice. ‘
6: 30 p. m.—Meeting ot the éig
Brother Amrad Club.
6: 50 p. in .-'—Message to Camp 1. its
Gerls in Chas. W. Cassons, "Big
Smoke."
7:20 p m. —“SciC‘ncc Up to Date"
ivy 7the Scientific American.
”:30 p. m. ——1’rogram by the Con-
cert company.
8:00 p. m.—-—Taik on "Aviation"
by Mr. ilarry D. Copeland. Contin—
linuatio‘n of program by Concert
company.
“I’ll—Newark, N. J.
405 Meters
2:80 p. m.——Gotham Entertainers
of New York.
3 :00 p. inn—Talk by Annie Math-
cws. New York County Recorder.
3:20 p‘. m.—l.llanchc S. Blacklnan.
Hoe-chairman ot’ the Americaniza-
tion Committee of the National Fed-
eration of \Vomen's Clubs. will tail;
on "Americanization."
3:80 p. m.-—-Gotham Entertainers
of New York.
6:15 p. m.-—".".iusic While You
l’)inc"-—i$rnic Krickett and his Or-
chestra.
(3:50 p. m.-—Albert L. Sonn. Tech-
nicai Editor or the Radio Depart~
ment of the Newark Sunday Call in
his “ccle talk on "Radio for the
Layman)
8: 00 p. m. —-.-\ddicsses by Alphcus
Gear President of the Marshall
Stillman Movement. and \Viiiiam J.
Stuart. -
3:15 p. tin—Recital by The
crican Trio.
8:30 p.. m.—Arthur Murray in
his concluding lcsson or the latest
dance steps over the radio. assisted
by Kenneth Kitchcn's Club orches-
trn.
0:00
recital
1"“-
m.—Continuuiion of the
by The American Trio. .
9:”: p. in.—Clnrvnce Mulfortl.
author. will talk about his western
experiences.
9:45 p. m.-—"Scouting—A Factor
in National Safety." by Low R.
Palmer. Conservation Engineer.
10:00 I». m.--Continuation of the
recital h, The American Trio.
“'EAF—Now York
492 Meters
p.
11:00 a. m.——-Joei Coffey. pianist.
11:10 a. m.——‘,'Mentni Measure-
ments" by Dr. Edith M. Achilles.
under the auspices of Columbia uni-
vorsity.
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11:30 a. m. -—1\larket and “’eather
Reports.
13:00 \oon—Ciiapcl services di-
root from Columbia lgniversiiy
Chapel. Address by Chaplain liay-
mond Knox and anthems by the
Male Choir.
4:00 p. m.——l‘.oliort fivnns, tenor.
accompanied by “'inifred 'l‘. Barr.
4:15 p. Inn-George 1'1. Schottler,
pianist.
4:30 p. m.—l‘tobcrt Evans, tenor.
4:43—5:30 p. m.——Elmcr Grosso
and his Versatile Orchestra.
7:00 p. m.——ltclizlous services un-
der the auspices of the United Syn—
,Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
Robert. A. Benedict;
22 WALL STREET
PIGGLY WIGGLY
12 MAIN sms'r
NORWALK, CONN.
OLDSMOBILE
SIX
Come into See The New
Delivered
at W5847'oo
SERVICE FOR ALI; CARS
ACCESSORIES
AARON KOHN
9(Railroad Avenue.
agoguo of .‘lnCl‘ile.
:30 p. m —l)'1ily Sport Talk by
’ihornion 1' lshcr
7:40 p. m.-.‘—1 iizabeth Spencer.
dramatic soprano. and \labelanna
Corby, composer—pianist.
7:50 p. m.—"l{o \Vno by
Plow \V’ould Thrive" by Halsey B.
Knapp, director of Stntc School of
Agriculturo‘ and Domestic Arts.
I’arnilngdale. L.
8: 00 p. m.—E Illzabcth Spancer.
dramatic soprano and Mabelanna
Cotb). composer- -pianist.
8:10 p. m.——-"Prcvention of Dis-
ease and Carrying of Germs in
Soiled Garments." by Arthur Berg.
8:20 p. m.—L‘iizabeth Spencer.
the
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New Fall Styles—Ail the latest
Shapes and Colors.
J
PALACE
(items 3110? ‘
13 North Main Street
dramatic soprano. singing one of
Malicianna Corhy's
“Stirnmcr and You."
composttions. as“
8:30 p. m.—I’hliharmonic flociety
of New York under the direction or
Willem Mengciimrg. ’
10:15 p. in.—-Concerl under aus-
pices of the Musical Soirees Asso-
ciation Solos lxy Helene Adler. so-
prano: Josef Borissofh \iolinist;
Vladimir Dubynsky. cellist. and Jo-
sef Adler. pianist: also trio numbers
by Messrs. llorissotl'. Dubynsky and
Adler. and songs by Miss Adler with
violin obligatto by Mr. Borlsoft'.
\
ew Fertilizer
Bulletin Issued
Nearly fifty years ago the Connec-
‘ tlcut Agricultural Experiment Sta-
tion issued its nrst Bulletin. This
document disclosed a, fraud which
was being prepetratcd upon the
farmers or the State in the form of
I. ”Iortiiizer" which contained about
the same amount of plant food as
the mud of New Haven Harbor and
which was sold for 832 per ton.
That particular manufacturing en-
terprise d?!) not long endure the
light or p licity shed upon it )7?
this Statioa‘and soon left the State.
This original fertilizer bulletin was
the first of a long series or publica-
tions relating to commercial and
other fern“? material in which
the Station h continued to discuss
and ctalunie unions forms of plant
food which farmers of this Statci‘usc
in large quantities. The fertilizer
industry as a whole today rightly
enjoys a. large and increasing men-
": sure of confidence; but. occasional
irrelponslble exploitation. of so-
en‘fled plant loads or fertiikers
which presume as much upon the
needs or farm crops as did our
0 psi fertilizer fraud. are not en-
tire matters of history. Wtchd
i'ulnsss is ntill vccsflary and tilts
is a part or thr Station's business.
The Station ha Just issued Bullo-
‘00s! or paint 8!.” per gallon.
PAINT SPECIAL
We are giving with each [in an.
ion metal can or root paint a two
and one-halt pound can or root
cement and paint brush tree.
Oomeinandsesthsnewgtant
nshlnltshlnzles.
"THE N ORWALK
DR. THEODORA
- SHREITER
'9 Washington St. Phone 1832
Humopathic Physicia
snwnucar. TREATMENTS
or an. mus.
a
“HNMWAUK
.FEED‘STORE
Rowland M. Beach
CCLFnonlsr—
28 But Ave. Norwalk
—Phom 2140-2-—
nnmlo non-r BATES run , “Wm-mo“ POUR!!!
330m 3:: ms" . .
Natureopnthio Treatments Care F}. w“ H. 3°“.- mgy A
{or All 11b been Contagious l :3”- _ .
Diseases. 45' L - r1109. 351. at";
Wavelet BedASpreads
The “Betty Bates" Spreads have
artistic appeal and are a practical.
striking novelty, modestly priced.
72:00:“. ..... . ...... ..85.50
2x108at...... $5.98
A sensational value at show:
prices. '
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON ST.
.u..-..
tin 1'50 which summarizes its work ROOFING C0.
upon fertilizer control during the I" Watt! St. So. Not-wait
past year. This document is free ‘
to citizens or the State and to other 44
applicants so far as the limited edi-
I
lion permits.
\
(‘ouzcns as a. Financier
The large income tax the senator
on one occasion passed over to the
JOHN T. HAYES
INSURANCE
he got out of that. He Was interested
in banks, and he sold his stock. Alo
together the disposition of his'blg
fortune is an on tnndtng demon-
stration or the V ' usness of the
coldltiBh created hy‘ “the high surtax
on one hand and the convenient tax-
government he was obliged to con- dild—
tribute betauso he had previously
received from Henry Ford 3. large ,y REAL ESTATE
sum in payment for his Lord Motor . -
Co. stock and the sum represented m n
chiefly prolit. writes the Detroit ”‘ 8 no. rs
Free Press. However, after the Main ' omlk
government was satisfied. Mr. Cou-% I a". N.
sens did not invest the big residue n-
remaining to him in taxable busi- 7 ,7
ness enterprise. He hustled it at. once .
into the tax-exempt cyclone cellar.
There, as far as anybody knows, it ~
still remains in snug hiding. Since WEE 2,.
then ,‘Mr. Couzens has continued t run on Buckwheat
put his funds beyond the reach Flour In 5 D; he‘s .......'40c
the tax-collector. He was in the ”55,-.me
tobacco business. and he got out of 3 33m . ...'.‘.;.’....
it. lie was in the shoe business. said 3.1m ”ponytail-use. '
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The Connecticut
‘ Light & Power Co-
68 Wall Street Nor-walk
Phone 1680
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06 80. Help .2. a; ”News! 9‘.
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exempt security on the other. .
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\V’lth three extra leather seats.
This will make a “new for any-
one living in the country. /
1.28 mm TOURING
A real good w for very little
money.
Time payments arranged to suite.
P. J. DI PIETRO
Flint Dealer
42 West Ave. Norwalk. Conn.
The Busy Men’s Shop
Rialto‘Clothes Shop
153 Wuhmgto‘ a Street
Opp. Rialto Theatre
Every Day Is Somebody’s
Birthday 3..
Stop in and look over our u-
-sortment of
GREETING CARDS
The Hamilton Shop
FreelastruetiousinOm-Denni-
Passenger .
49 Wall Street ..
sonDept.
mum _ "in. unison, Jr,
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u sanding. Mom use
sotm-l .uoawatk. nouns
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Arum a mfi' rm: :
Franklin St.
I‘CE "MACHINES
Sold and Installed
POLLEY
Refrigerating and Supply 00.
Representing
The Remington Eachine 00.
Wilmington. Delaware
Agents For
Bermugto‘ n compressors
Service on All Makes.
Phone 1057
South Norwalk
tidence. "
tit-tees.
102' w
Minna, also
a
mun-r
1 do palatal: extractions. no
nutter how difficult, by an- n.-
Min". 1 niso do both fixed and
.relnovnbls bridges at reasonable
DR. SLOMAN .
s 800th hermit, Conn.
s'l'aE MOORE
Sign BETTER
For
“‘Our perfect knowledge of optometry
enables us to act as eye authorities
in whom you can haso perfect con-
Says Mr. Foresight
, EYES EXAMED
Prescriptions Filled
WILLIAM J. MOORE
wmumtsr—
Keeler Bldg.
155 Washington St.
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Street
Ems: 9-8 P. II.
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PATENT 511038
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signs foiloos the knr '
ones to the De Fo
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card saying “Show mt
We will set a De F -
Reflex Radiophonc
your library table(
outside antenna)in
minutes. That s themy
learn the real joys of
- no obligation on
part, of course.
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9-11 No. Main St. So. Nu
Phone 2918
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ages
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We make total 5 .
on your home i "-1 w
trains. etc. (“'0‘ " “1
repayment Plan *5 ‘
city: our only C 'ct ,
rate. We guar ‘9 5‘” A.
immediate aid and SC‘ 'kntfl
terms. No one ry-“d 0‘“ 7’
borrowed.
Repayment P133
' did! 7
850 loan repay S.) mcr
interest. a martial! ,
8100 loan repav 51-, .
interest, .. M
‘ 8200 loan repay 5.” men .:
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