FRI!) ‘1'
STATION RDKA. linst Pittsburgh,
.. (320 \Ictcrs)
9: 45 a. m. —-L’nion Live Stock Mar-
“ Reports.
.,.._11:55 p.m.-—Arlington lime
.IIJI.
sig-
12100 Noon-~‘Venther forecast.
‘United States Bureau of Market. lie-
'ports.
13:10 p.m.—-—Concert by Bloudy's
Orchestra.
,. 8:15 p.m.——Organ recital by Lu-
.ntle Hale.
. 1:15 p.m.-—Radio Boy Scout Meet-
ing. conducted by the Semis.
7:45 p.1n.-——'l‘he Children's Period.
whore!) pm.—.\'utionnl Stocknmn and
Flrmer Market Reports.
: 8:15 p. m.——'l‘he Sunday
' lesson presented by Dr. R.
ping.
‘ 8:30 p.m.—Coneert b y;he St. An-
draws Lutheran Quartet. cjnlprsed
at Ada (”he I-sttrom. contra to;
Robert chd tenor; Fr2d “nulls
Ib’ritonc: Lucile Gregg F‘u ton. on -ch
and accompanist: assistei by lllrs.
. llownrd .\. Nollie, Violin: Mmgoret
Gregg. piano.
9:55 n.m.———.\rlington time signals.
WOEUIQI' forecast.
School
L. Lan-
“flJZ Springfield Massachusetts
(337 Meters)
11:55 {1.111. .\rllngton time Sig-
nals; \\'t".’ilil"i’ reports; lostln and
Epringilcld Market reports.
6:00 p.111.—"\\’llrn tile ll:t,\:tack
Turned Bottom L’p" a. lrullntlzed
IlOI’)’.
1::i0 p.m.—liellllme story {or the
kiddies. Currcnt llnuk limit-w lly it.
A. Mat-Denali]. Bedtime story for
Brou‘nups by (irison S. Murdt'n.
9:55 p.111..\riinl,'ton time sights.
11:00 p.m.-I'ro;:ran1 ct‘ CII'IuIUC‘r
Music :1 ythe \VliZ (Quillzettr; and
Helen Masher, soprano.
“'RC “nailington I). (3..
(Hit) Riders)
5215 p.111. Instruction in Interna-
tional Code.
'6200 p.111. Children's .‘lour by
Perry AILlon.
6:55 p.ill.--“Tiic Question Box" by
arrangement with The l‘atil'inder
Publishing Company.
8:00 p.lll.—~.\ llihlo Talk by
mer J. Councilor.
8:15 pun—Song Reclui by Rev.
:10-
G. 1-2. Lukl baritone.
. 8:30 p.111.—.\ Talk on the Coast
Guard by “liver 2\l. Milton. Cine!
oTthe IliVisitlll of Operations 0! the
United States Coast Guard
8:45 p.lll.——S()ng liccitdi by Nina
Plath-t, soprano.
9:00 p 111.—Joint Ronni b, lin-
fiellill. I‘mtkin. llrsl. violin, l‘rinvt-ss
Muconlre. sv-coud violin. and Alice
I’utrlt'lll ’llvzlsun. pianist.
9:20 p.111.t‘ntlt.'crt by t‘lurl
gitt's Muslcians.
9:55 p.nl.—'l.‘ime Signals and “Ta-
ther Reports.
liar-
li‘.“"- Chicago Illinois
(52:6 Mt'tcrs)
Central Standard Time
9:30 u.nl.-—l.:ltn nous and c1111.
litter“ of the illl:!n"i{ii and con lurr-
(till 111 i:'krt.~:. t'l‘hifi sv'nice is broad.
cast mw-ry lllllt' llotlr during the
tWI-nl’»l‘u11rl.
11:37: p.111.—'l‘:ll)lo talk by Mrs.
Anna. J. 1‘ terson.
1227.0 p m —-—" ’llle Pro-tress of the
World" by Itnie“ of Rnlcus.
6:30 pun—News, finincial and
final market and splrt, s-Immurv.
6:50 p.111.~——t,'ilil«lrcn's hc ltllne
story.
10:00 a..m.—-.\lidnlght Revue.
\TJY New York City
(105 .‘It-tcrs)
' ' 7:30 fl.lll.:ri“rflnk Shovttt.
come Taxes."
8:00 p.111.——'l‘he Ilonorthle Julius
V'Ecrg. "The. \‘fork of the New York
“Assembly."
~ ~82”: l..nl.—l".ecital
Beam. contralto
:' Creighton Allen.
9:00 p.1ll.-—l.:1w Enforcement. tin.
*vrer under the auspices ot the t‘lil-
zcn's Committee of One ‘lhousand.
direct trom the \Valdorl Astoria;
speeches by \Varren Stine, .lil'iir-
man 01 the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive l2 ngnle: rs. “l.:'1hors itelntlcn to
the 18th Amendment"; llr. l'ciry
Emerson ll‘osaliek. and United State
Senator f‘ztrter Glass.
10:30 p,m.~«l‘npular program by
Brenu .lnd Tollllls.
\\'J7. N. Y. (‘ity (455 Niett'rs)
12:15 1: nl.~—.\’1mn Ilou' of Music
from the lxrlek Presbyterian Church.
3:00 n.m.-—Hri:an Recital played
by Leo Riggs.
4:00 p.1ll.-~l:r‘cital by May Schmi-
"In-
by
accompanied
Rebeccn
by
Cher. soprano. accompanied by
Creighton Allen.
5:00 1n111.«-~"’l‘lle Larger Aspen or
World Aflzllrs" by the International
Interpreter.
6:3. . 01 the
New York State Dept. of Farm: and
Markets.
7:00 p.m.—-—\Voodfolk ‘T-‘tory by
Thornton llurgess.
7:30 p.m.——1lurr McIntosh. the
Cheerful l’hilosophcr.
«7:40 p.m.—-li‘rerl Rum-kn. violin-
ist. accompanied by Mmhllda Dur-
dosr.
8:05 p.m.———Looselcat ('urrelit. To-
pics.
8:20 pnl.—~l:‘rcd Ruzlclm. vlmin-
lst, accompanied by Mathilda. nar-
dosy.
8:30 p.m.—Duets by Vivian Bur-
nett. tenor. and Mrs. Burnett, so-
prano, with violin obligato.
9:00 p.m.—Dr. Margaret E. l-‘oo-
nan. "The Place of Toys in Educa-
tion" a. New York University Rudio
Extension Course Lectur
9:15 p.m.—Band ot Hoboken
Lodge No. 74. B. P. 0. 15.; Juices
Knox. director.
10:30 p.m.-—-Dance program by
Paul Spccht and his Allllulc Hotel
Orchestra.
' “‘GY Schenectady. N. 1‘.
(380 Meters)
11:55 a.m.—-Time signals.
12:30 p.m.-—Stock market report.
12: 40 p.m.——Produce market re-
port.
1:: 45 p.m.—Weather forecast.
2.00 p.111 .-—Music and {union
talk.
6:00 p.m.-——Produce and stock
market quotations: news bulletins.
6:30 p.m.—Children's program.
7:35 pun—Health talk. N. 1'.
State Department of Health.
7:413 p.m.—Address. “Tao Mellon
Tax Plan" Judge McKenzie Moss.
Assistant Sll'rctnry ot' the 'I‘rc.x'~ury
Instrumental selection “’0'? Orches-
tra. Instrumental ' selectzon 0r-
chestra. Cello solo. Ernest Bu.- lrlgh
Instrumental selection. Eiwnro 1. ice
I.co Kiiwen, Violins; Ernest lur-
leigh, cello: Ollie G. Yettru. piano.
Trio selection, The American 'i’rio
Instrumental selection Orchestra
Violin solo. Edward A. Rice Ins ru-
n.ental selection. Nevin Orchestra.
10:30 p.m.—“The Bo'sr.'s Fr‘de"
:1 nautical yarn W. ilhys—iicrkert
\VGY Light Opera Company
\V CAP New York City (492 Dieters)
11:00 ant-Musical program to
he announced.
11:15 tum—"Building s. Liane"
by Itogvr B. \Vhitman.
11:30 tum—Talk under the aus-
pices 0: Musical America.
11:50 a.m.——Consolidattd M...kct
and \Vuather Reports.
4:00 p m.—~Carl Theodore Saul,
l‘ianist-Cmnposer ot rccognizcu me-
rit.
4:15 p.m.—l.cnore Beck. Drama.-
tlc Soprano, accompanied by \‘ini-
l'l'ml 'l‘. llarr.
4:30 pun—Carl
l‘ianlst- Composer;
4: 43 tllll.-—1.CXIOX'0 Beck. Drama-
Theodore Saul.
tic Soprano.
5: on p. lil.—"I“l1il'y Stories from
Across lil'! Son" by Miss Susanne
Myers. This is ( 10 of a. series of
regular “t‘hildren’s llour“ l’robvanls
7:30 pun—dimly Spot". Talk by
Thornton Fisher. ,
7:40 p.11;.-—\\’inlfred T. llarl'. {lu-
llist.
7:45 p.n1.—liattcr,v
Talk by George Furnas.
7:33. p.1ll.--”'l‘l1e Happiness Boys"
—-—llill_v Jcncs and Ernest Ham.
8:25 p.111.-——.\luslc by lot: \u‘olld
Mutual Insurance Company's ills-
tlumcntal Trio. and a talk on the
"Care and Sate Operation of Alto-
mobiles" by Mnjor A. A. Stewart.
5:55 pm -—iluthmen s ‘Simpno-
n: l\o. 'J" lo the New: York Sun-
phony Urtllcstra, “altar Dulnrtscli
ccnductlng.
10:15 p.m.—I«‘rcd Bessenger, Te-
ncr‘, accompanied by \Vlli'aiu Ax-
man.
10:30 p.m.-—Freed-Elscr.:anu Jor-
poration Dance Program.
\VGI’, Mcdford Hillside. Mass.
(300 Meters)
12:00 Noon—Music.
12:40 pun—New England “ea-
tiler Forecast.
instruction
12:45 pun—Closing Report on
Farmers l‘roduce Market. Repozt.
3:00 p. m. —A\IllA1) WUM' "S
t‘l. L'B PROGRAM: —-'ln'.k by Miss
Dorothy Ii. Gooduin enii: led "New
Lllgland 'loast Campaign.” Arter-
noon Musicale by the Brunswick
Console.
3:30 p.lTl.—-Talk by Miss Dorothy
T‘t‘llll. Dir. Metropolitan Dlvuoon
Mass. Council of Girl Scouts.
5:30 pm.——Closlng Stock Market
Reports; Live Stock Markets Re-
forts.
6:15 p.m.—-Code Practice.
6:30 p.m.—l\lcetlng of the BIG
BROTHER AMIIAD CLL Is.
7:00 p.m.———lloston Police Reports.
7:30 p.m.——-Evening Program:—
Solected \erses by Mr. Charles L.
ii. “Wigner. Radio poet—Red Cross
Ilealth Talk by Henry Copley Or: en.
’7245 (l.m.—-Concert by Mr. (Helge
l". S. Pearce. violinist.
8:15 pun—Concert. by The CIIZ‘S-
tian Endeavor Society.
STATION “’03 Newark,
(-105 Meters)
2:30 p.m.—-Contralto solos by Mrs.
Harry Jacoby.
2:45 p.m.——-Sophla. Kornicofll. pla~
nist.
3:00 p.m.—Ida. Bentey Judd in
“Literature Across the Footllgbts."
3:30 p.m.—-Contlnuation ot. eon-
tmlto solos by Mrs. Harry Jae-oily.
N. J.
6:15 nut—Arthur Fiszhcr. one-
string violin.
6:30 pm.-—“Msn in the Moon
Stories for the ‘Children."——copyrigbt
ol' the, Newark Sunday Call.
7:00 p.rn.—'l‘he Internntlcnal
Quartet. ——James Wolf. 1st tenor;
Joseph Rafin. 2nd tenor: Flo Gil-
bert, 1st bass; Peter Base. 2nd bass.
SKIMPING TO KEEP A CAR
, The commission on necessaries of
Jim has made a. report to the Mass-
achusetts lvglslature. in which it is
“rotated that many tenants who have
‘1 omplalned of high rents are own-
ot automobiles. The commission
not hold this up as a. crime
at them, but finds in it n text
a. little scrmon on economical
ving. 1t admits that automobiles
desirable articles of property.
”but points out that garag.‘ rent_ up-
-‘keep and expenditures inevitably
““41;le drAIL! upon the {afififm
and that “it should be the aim of
2flowery family to own its own home
. f'mn though great thrift must be
”exercised and some luxuries sacri-
."wflcod to attain this goal." Curious
. rv-‘mough this preachment will be ap-
wprnvod by a great many people who
on themselves guiltq. They recog-
.3!” the truth of the principle in-
firm themselves guilt. They recog-
nise the ri‘btfif anybody to apply
‘ *It‘to than. 'storbur' American.
. .. ‘:
Sounds As It Said Today.
(Benjamin Franklin.)
The rapid progress true science
now makes occasions my regretting
sometimes that I was born so soon.
It is impossible to imagine the
height to which may be carried in
uthouand years the power or man
over matter. on: that the mom
science were in a fair way of im-
provement. that men would cease
to be wolves to one another and that
human beings would at length learn
,Whfllt 11,194? My muggegl—W Mn rirfi:
manity.
SONG OF A 001me CREDITOR
"Dear Sir—I rec'd your utter
about what I owes you. Now be
Ibahenl. I ain‘t forgot you. and as
folks pays no I'll pay you. but it
this was judgment day not you was
no more prepared to meet vouv ms-
in r than I am to meet :01!- sec-mat.
then you would so to hajel. wood
b63—"Illll Jone-r. ‘
1r
MINUTE MOVIES
‘l’O-DAX OF“)! :2
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CAREFUL NOW RNA
A YOUNG-
eAchLOR um-
i$ NOT court's;
- READY ”lb GIVE
up H13 80-
CALLED FREEDOM
...-.-- ~00
15$.FVLLER mun
SAMMY you“: BEEN CALLING,
ON ME NEARLV Eva-RV
Ni HT FOR “ME PAST
.tto SALL‘I" ROMA
"1113 EVENIN '?
lCWAFED
To PROPOSE-‘
15 WT y; l I ‘V
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ELSE A CHANCE“
-THAT V00 8173.»! Awply
FOR A ‘
WHILE- AND GlVE 3014;)?
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NAN! wor YA TALHIN
BETEHA‘. AN‘ lLOéT
LITTLE MAN- ' Don't 'BOUTl‘. Nov to»? I
f'tgtt‘EHO‘g-‘iND .issr “Orr A UCHlN lF-I LOST
KiNDA!!! DiME. How). you
‘DlME‘ONC E- LPL‘fl' SlJY‘WlERL
L‘lf‘EYQTUYw
DgN‘T HAWA EAT
AN‘I OF TH CANDY
WE' RE CON “6012‘
lle‘:
‘lBBi l BURO
Duml: u";.y Hospitality
*By ALBERTI.\ ERA\ \‘llALL
POPEYE.‘ I HATE To
YOU HAVEN T SEEN
OH DON "1" co YET VARSON
HAVE YOU 60!
MY STAMP
ALBUM— AN' A LOTTo THINGS!
WELL.D|CK..YOUR M'A HAS
CERTAlNLY BROUGHT you UP
WELLl‘HAVEN’T You A
KIND BROTHER. DORA?
GOOD.
HE. HAS TRIED EVERY WA‘!
HE. COULD To KEEP ME. FROM
GOlNG HOME= ,
SURE ‘.
DAD SAD HE
6015- HIM A GOOD LI'C
AS SOON AS You L
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mg.-. wuunmum
"
Robert A. Benedict
Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
22 WALLb STREET
PIGGLY WIGGLY
12 MAIN STREET
NORWALK, CONN
OLDSMOBILE
SIX
Come in to See The New ”
Delivered $ 0
at _ . . 847.0
SLI{\l-tl2 11m ALI. CARS
At c. :ssmulas
AARON KGHN
9 Railroad Avenue.
R. and W. HATS
New Full Styles—All the [latest
Shapes and Colors.
PALACE
CLOTHES snor
13 North Main Street
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
,zlsliinglun 5!. Phone "532
Natureopathic Physician I
Ilblitfl‘th‘Al l‘ltliA’l‘MlfiNlS '
or ALI. nuns.
unicorn“. mum nsms AM;
SlItinJlS. 1
.~ “Assam-Pumas].
numnn-zs'rs. i
Naturmp-thic Treatments Cal-cl
(or All [its Except Contagious
nausea.
PAINT SPECIA L
We Ire giving with each i’lvc gslr ‘
ion metal can 0! root paint a two
and one-hail pound can at root
cement and paint brush tree
Cost 0! paint ".15 per gallon
Come In and see the new giant
asphalt Illtnxlcs.
THE NORWALK
ROOFING CO.
It? Water St. So. Norwalls
JOHN T. HAYES
INSURANCE
—and-;—
REAL ESTATE
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
7 Main St. 'Norwalk
W‘Fo‘R‘TTE
D SMEEIL; - L 2. - -
Pure Old-Fashioned Buckwheat
Flour ins lb. hugs 40¢
lltbby's Corned Beet Basil.
81b.cun .. ...........25c
Swift’s Sunbrite Cleanser. be can
Washing Powder, large size .
pic-.cmto.............. use
A. STULL‘
Rowland M. Beach
—FLORIST—-
28 East Ave. Norwalk
——Phone 2140-2-
WINNIPAUK
FE ED STO RE
"WIRTHMORE POULTRY
FEEDS ' '
Wm. M. Betts, Prop.
Phone 2619
- an...”-
Wavelet. Bed Spreads
The “Betty Dates" Spreads have.
irtistlc appeal and are a practical.
striking novelty, modestly priced.
72 x 90 at . .............. $5.50
72 x 108 at .............. $5.98
A sensational value at above
prices 2
' The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 “'ASHINGTON ST.
The Connecticut
Light & Power Co.
68 Wall Street Norwalk
Phone 1680 '
‘
“'E ABE AGENTS FOR
Ambler Asbestos Shingles.
Barbee MW
Flintcote Asphalt Shingles and
Roofing.
Barrett Asphalt Shingles & Rantings
Andspply some at reasonable costs.
The Norwalk Roofing Co.
117 “'ster Street.
NORWALK AUTO mos
mo comm
PHONE no.1:
5 ROWAN b1“; EAS'I NORWAY.“
M St, T,£ut.llomtk i
4
Old Ours nought ~ All m a
191”“ .
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING co. .
1310 North Avenue
'Zeztween Oak and Center In.
BRIDGEPOBT, (IONIC.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-Hans Pam and Tim to
Fit My Make of Car.
RED 1...... "
REPAIRING sup ovnnnsuusg.
rA'n'rs AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
l922 l-‘ON FORD SUBURBA.‘
“'itll three extra leather seats.
This will make a fine car for any-
one lixing tn the country.
1023 JEW'EI‘T TOURING
A real good car for very little
money.
Time payments arranged to suite.
P. J. Di PIETRO
Flint Dealer
4': West Ave. Not-wont. Conn.
3“.
t f
.i r
The Busy Men’s Shop
I Riaito Clothes Shop 7
l
153 Washington Street
3 Opp. Risito Theatre
Every Day Is Somebody’s
Birthday
Stop _in and look over our as-
sortment of
GREETING CARDS
The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street ,
Free Instructions Ill-Our Denni-
ICE MACHINES
Sold and Installed
The
Refrigerating and Supply Co.
Represent lug
The Remington Machine 00.
Wilmington, Delaware
. Agents For
Remington Compressors
Service on All Makes.
“anklln St. South Norwalk
Phone 105‘:
son Dept.
WILIJAK wumwsos, Jr.
ARCHITECT
it! So. unit 8!. telephone 8339
QOUTH "OMALK. CONN.
e
F. H. BAXTER
a coma ham crater.
- DRUNK?
figwm;
- Candies.
aunt’s: a. vamp
CON‘I‘IMO’IUI! and ma,”
Tilford. Green_ 8881.1 ma Russel’ 1-
’
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SEE MOORE
.
.
l
l
1
SEE BETTERé
For
l
"Our perfect knowledge of optometry I
enables us to act as eye authorities
in whom you can ha\e perfect con-
tidence.‘
Says Mr. Foresight
EYES EXAMINED
Prescriptions Filled
WILLIAM J. MOORE
—-OPTOMHI‘RI ST.—
Keeler Bldg.
’ mm wrrnuu’l I'LATL‘S
I do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap- a-
lalnit. I also do both tired and
removable bridges 3: reasonable
uhmgto‘ 1: Street
Phone 8!” Bonn: 9-8 1’.
South Not-walk. Donn.
M.
155 WaShlngton St. :
Louis D. Mattern
'1'“, I‘m. “Mgr p0.»
WEN-ao- Glace—Ours) um;
PA TENTS — TRAI) E-IIARKS
I'AIENI A'I'IIDBNEY
W Mum 5:98
0pm..
lousy loam
“Wairath”
Auto Glovu
‘ 89° Gauntlets
I; g. 1;. r . j 2:::-':uf-:-. ..
it til dc _. i"
Car \riiiin' ...
Tllx‘s" 1‘.
made of ~
lined “i?"
—.~:om-: :::r
C2111
Gloves.
Mitt<.
. ' l
1.9 ... 1 ;:: .-
019." ll'
Chase Auto Robe!
in Large Variety
$9.00 ‘° $18M
American
Hardware
Stores
Incorporated
staid? '
1111i
1:}
03V.
Fairficld .\\~.
All 'llla'. 1* 3!
1m 1m. 1: 1-01: l 1
in 1 lur ‘lm
Direct \\ in
.\orualk-—Ju 1 ( ;1li .\
liltl
m : Efféfi'dial
5
\men/
A Beneficial Loan T”
We make loans in 5' fiCl ‘17:“
on yom- home fur‘» are 9‘1?»
trolas. etc. (withon '93"
: vge e335”
repayment plan i
~ 3‘ lot.
CRY: our only Chane ’ 9‘?
rate “We guarar ee 5 n
I 5.1!"
immadjam aid at 'l'l
.11 .
terms. No one r165 e‘e‘
borrowed.
Repayment. P13? .
$50 loan repay 5" m ”
interest. ‘ I mcstfll
:100 loan repay 5" ‘”
interest. .7 a.”
8200 loan rep?- ‘ 5-” “’6
interest. ed
p ll
If you need “10"" ‘2 one.
Call. write 0’
Beneficial Loan ‘
noon m Rogers 4* 5“” ’
Norwalk Chronicler