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SATURDAY
“‘JYP—New York City
(455 Meters)
‘ 3:00 P. lit—Dance program by
.Mer’s Orchestra.
8:80 P. M.—Mildred Kazei, sopra-
no. nccompanied by Eleanor Shaw.
4:00 I‘. M.-—Tea concert by the
2 Vfiotol Belmont Stringed Enmseble.
1‘ 5:00 P. zit—Mrs. Ruth Beard Ad-
on, soprano. and Mrs. Marion Cni-
Inn. aoprunn. in Joint recital.
5:80 1’. M.—(‘losing reports of the
New York State Dept. of Farms
and Markets.
7:00 I'. M.—"Uncle “'lggily Sto-
fies" by “award Gnris.
5:00 1‘. M.-—-Anna. Sheffield. I0-
pnno.
8:15 1‘. lit—Piano recltnl by Miss
ficlen l-‘ogvl. of the Malkcn Conser-
ntory of Music.
8:40 1‘. 3L—Dr. Alfred N. Cold-
smith. director of Research of the
Radio Corporation of America:
-“Tl.pping the Ether": one of the
“Highlights of Modern Radio
Broadcasting" series of talks.
0:55 1‘. M.—-Time signals and
weather foru'nst. 7
10:80 T‘. M.—lilirold Stern and his
Hotel Majestic Orchestra.
“’GY—Sehenccmdy. New York.
(5H0 )teters)
Eastern Standard Time
11:55 A. M.-—I.‘. S. Naval Obser-
vatory timr' signals.
12:30 P. M.——»Stoek market report.
12:40 1‘. l\l.-l'roducc market re-
port.
9:30 1‘. lil.—— Dance music by Jack
Symond's nrchvstm.
\VitC—‘Vnshington. D. C.
(ill? Meters)
5:15 1‘. N.~—lnstruction In Inter-
national Cmie.
6:001'. .\i.~—t.‘hlltlren's Hour by
Peggy Alhivn.
‘820'01'.Z\i.——"\\‘hen Radio Con-
ttplil Radio" by Dr. Alfred N. Cold-
smith.
3:15 1". lit—Piano Recital by Ilen-
mttl. Heinrich.
.8230 i‘. Ills—Song: Recital by Eliz-
Ibeth Dayton. soprano.
1:45 i'. M.~ Song recital by John
mnwomi. lulritnne.
0:00 1". .\i.’l‘nli: on Immigration by
“on. James J. Davis, Sl-creary of
Labor.
0:15 P. lit—Song recital by Eliza-
beth Dayton. sonrunm
9:30 1‘. Bl.‘—-I:'ist')"s Washington
Five.
"9:55 I‘. .‘il.———Timc signals and
mother rt‘PuFlS.
“Til—Springfield. Rinse.
tiiIlT Meters)
11:55 A. .\l, ——.\rlin:;tun time sis:-
nsls: wmthrr rv‘prirls; Boston mar-
ket reports. .
7:00 1‘. I\l.——i)lnner concert by the
Hotel Klmlmll 'i‘lin.
7:30 1’. .\l -—l'.mitime story for the
kiddies; “Bringing: the “‘orld to
America," pl‘lliili't'll l-y “()ur “'orid
Magazine.“
8:00 1'. M.-—L.‘oncert by Hazel It.
Kimball, soprano; George C. Vieh.
pianist.
9:00 1‘. Iii.——l‘.mltilne story for
grownups- lw ()risnn S. Mnrnlen.
9:55 i‘. nt.~-Ariington time sig-
KDKA—Enst Pittsburgh, Penna.
(326 Meters)
9:45 A. lil.«-i'nion Live Stock
Market llepnrts.
11:55 A. M.--—.-\rlington time sig-
Slain.
12:00 ‘.\i.——\Vezltller forecast linit-
pd States ilurenu of Market Reports.
1:30 1'. M.—t,‘micert by Daugher-
ty’s ()rehcstrtl.
6:15 1’, M. ~——Dinner concert by the.
Westinghouso Band. '1‘. J. \‘nstine.
conductor. ',
7:30 P. M.——“l3ringing the “form
to America." prepared by Our \Vorld.
7:45 1‘. M.——\Vith the Dreamtime
I‘dy in Storylanul.
8:00 I'. Air—Feature.
0:15 1'. lit—“The Consures Dol-
lar.” Paul D. Converse. professor of
Commerce, l'niversity of Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh. Penn. ,
8:30 I'. M.——Concert by the West-
inghouse Band. ’1‘. J. Vastine. con-
ductor. assisted ivy Charles LeSuer,
concert tenor.
9:55 1'. M.—-Aligington time sig-
nals.
Weather torecnse.
STATION “’ O R NEWARK
“’ 0 It Newark N. J.
13:30 1‘. M. "Half hour in Norway"
acre-exian songs by Hedwig Dnhl
on. accompanied by Evelyn
k on "Norway" l‘y Wirt “7'.
Blmitz. ‘
3:10 1'. M. Mrs. June. Ogle in a talk
tied “VVanted—A Nation Physi-
dly Fit."
33.30 P. M. Sadyn M. Gann, pianist.
31.15 P. M. "Music While You
W by The Zimbler Trio of New
m
ms P. M. Fred J. Bendel. Sport-
mditor. Newark Morning Ledger,
, inn Weekly talk on “Sporting News
‘U’J-lbdlle-Minute.”
:00 1’. M. Gene. lngmham and his
1!“ Itcrwick Club Orchestra.
3700 P. Iii—Joint recital by Anna
mmlin. soprano. and Imogen Peay,
pgrnflst.
:..0 P. M. Dr. Robert McElro ot
Punceton University will speakyon
“finericanization.”
3:40 1". M.——Adelman Twins—re-
cifil for two pianos.
3:50 p. m.——Itcading or personal
hwonopes by Belle Bart, astrolo-
:0:00 p. m.—Two piano recitsls
r Frances and Elizabeth Adelmn.
.. o 0:10 p. m.—Continuation of
recital by Anna. Hamlin. so-
» no. and Imogen Pcay. pianist.
‘ , 0:30 p. m. -—— Continuation of
. ing of personal horoscopes by
lo Bart, astrologist.
0:40 p. m.——Adeimsn Twins—
tal for two pianos.
American Telephone and Tel-
. ph Company 105 Bro-'-ny.
New York City («102 Motels)
. 11:00 a. m.—"Is Europesn Civil-
~, _ notion Doomed ?" by Shaw Desmond
VQI known author.
1:45 p. ran—“The Press and inter-
} hidiom“ Relations" by Carl Bickel.
‘ _ ‘dent of the United Press: Bruce
formerly with the New York
W: Will Irwin. Alithor--—“'nr
English Lecturer 'snd Journalist.
speaking at the Foreign Policy As—
sociated Luncheon at the Hotel At-
tor. New York City. James G. Mc-
Donald. chairman.
4:00 p. m.—-Danee program of the
Cnrolinans Orchestra.
5:05 p. m.——Giadys Spicer Masher.
Lyric Soprano. accompanied by Eth-
el lit-own Hoyt.
7:30 p. m.—-"Tho Cblclet Quar-
tctte' 'assisted by the "Chiciet Trio"
of the American Chicle Company.
8:30 p. m.-—Music and Speeches
from the Annual Banquet of the
Metropolitan Lite Insurance Com-
pany direct from the Hotel Astor,
New York City. Music will be ren-
dered by the Metropolitan Lilo Glee
Club and the Metropolitan Life Mil-
itary Band, with distinguished solo-
ists.
11:00 p. m.—Vincent Lopez and
his Orchestra.
KDKA, East PitLSbllrgh, P. A. (326"
Meters)
9:45 a. m.—L’nion Live Stock Mar-
ket. Reports.
11:55 a. m.——Arlington time Sig-
nnls.
12:00 M.——Weather forecast. Unit-
ed States Bureau of Market Reports.
1:30 p. m.—Concert by Daugher-
ty's Orchestra.
6:15 p. m.-—Dlnner Concert by the
\Vcstinghousc Band, T. J. Vantine,
conductor.
7:30 p. m.—-"Bringing tho \‘Vorid
to America" prepared of Our World.
7:45 p. m.-With the Drcamtime
Lady in Storyinnd.
8:00 p. m.-Feature.
8:15 p. m.—“Tho Consumers’ Doi-
lnr." Paul 1). Converse. Professor oi
Commerce. l'nivcrsity 0! Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Pa.
8:30 p. nl.———Concert by the West-
inghouse liand, 'l‘, J. Yastine, eon-
tiuctor, assisted by Charles LeSuer.
concert tenor.
9:55 p. m.—Ariington time Sig—
nals. Weather forecast.
“'01, Mentor-d Hillside, Mass.
(300 Meters)
6:30 p, m.—.\lceting of the Big
Brotherhood Amrud Club.
6:45 p. m.——Code practice.
7:05 p. m.—.\’cw England Wea-
ther Forecast New England Crop
Notes.
7:30 p. m.—-l£\'ening Program 1.
Number Forty-fourth of a series oi
talks on New England Business I'ro-
hit-ms. by Arthur it. Curnick. '3. Ar-
thur Murray‘s course in linll Room
Dancing in ltutliophone. 3 Musicale.
KY‘Y, Chicago, 11]. (536 Meters)
9:30 a. m.—l.ate news and com-
ment of the financial and commer—
cial markets. (This service is broad-
cnst every halt hour during the
th-nty-tour.)
10:30 a. m.—Farm and Home Ser—
vice.
11:35 a. m.—Tnble talk by Mrs.
Anna J. l'eterson.
6:30 p. m.——News_ financial and
final market and sport summary.
6:50 p. nl.~——Childrcns bedtime
story.
7:00 to 7:30 p. m.——-Dinner con-
cert. ‘ .
8:00 to 8:58 p. m.-—Musical pro-
gram: Janet Aberncthy. oprano.
ilarton Bachmann, pianist. be in-
«Hana. Male Quartet. R. Paul Smith
first tenor. I). E. Kistler. second
tenor. iii. 11. Marquardt, baritone, A.
M. linghcrg. basso.
9:05 p m.——"l.'nder the Evenlnr:
Lamp." service broadcast by KY\\’.
including stories, articles and hum-
orous sketches.
10:00 a. m.-—Midnisht Revue.
SUNDAY
“1151“. 195 Broadway, New lurk
(.ity. (49‘). Meters)
2:45 to 3:45 p.m.—-In'ernatlonal
Stnices under the ausplcu ot the
New York Federation of Lhurcncs.
New York City.
3:45 p m.—ltegular Sunt’ny Men's
(‘onlcrcuce in tho liedi'eld Blanch
Y..\l.C..\.. Brooklyn. New York, vilh
Dr. S. l'aikes Cadman.
7:20 p.m.—-—Speeiai musical pro-
gram direct from the Capitol rhea.-
tie. New York City. by courtes) ot
the Capitol Theatre and Mr. S. L.
llothafcl. (Roxy).
9:00 p.m.—0rgan recitll.
\VJY, N. X. City
(405 Meters)
2:30 p.m.——-Radio Dir-1e Clans;
Bible lesson, address and mlts'cal
piogratn.
3:00 p.m.—Vioiin Recital by Ma-
nuel Quiroga, Spanish Vic inist. di-
rc ct from Carnegie Hall. courtesy of
\V’olfsohu Musical Bureau.
8:15 pm.-—Sundsy Evening Con.
cert. by the Hotel Commodore 0r-
chestra. ‘
10:00 p.m.-—Rccita.l by Mrs. Min.
nio Nagie, Soprano.
\vaz N. Y. City (455 Meters)
11:00 a..rn.—Church set vice direct
from Grace Methodist Cllulch;
sermon by Dr. Frederick Brown
Harris.
7:00 p.m.—-"Buddle Book Stories"
by Ralph Mayhew.
7 :30 p.m.—Carlyle Straub. poet.
8:00 pun—"The Annoi'st's Talk
for Business Men" by the Annaiisi
oi the New York.'rimes.
8:15 p.m.-—Joseph B. Zeiiulan.
Baritone, accompanied by Mrs. Bell-
man.
8:45 pan—Sunday Evaniag Con-
cert by the Waldorf Astoria. Sym-
phonic Orchestra.
10:00 arm—Regina. Kenn, VIOHD'
let, accompanied by Mici Lampxccht
WGI. Mallard Hillside. Mass.
(300 Meters)
4:00 p.m.-—'1‘wilight Program-—
"Adventure Hour" conducted by the
Youth's Communion—Musicale by
Mr. E. 1‘. Orne and Friends.
8:30 p.m.—Evening Program-—
Talk on "World Unity"—Evenmg's
Musicale. _
WGY Schenectady (380 Meters)
11:00 arm—Service of St. Peters
Episcopal Church. Alina]. N, I.—
Sermon, Rev. Chnrlu C. HorrimuI.
rector.
1:45 pun—Service ot Allies)
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Lunch and Restaurant
Is Now Open at
54 South Main Street
Our Former Location
Vul—
Robert A. Benedict
Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
, 22 WALL STREET
PIGGLY WIGGLY i
12 MAIN STREET
N ORWALK CONN.
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ACC ESSORI ICS
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9 Railroad Avenue.
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one living in the country.
1923 JFJVITI‘T TOURING
A real good car for very little
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Time payments arranged to suite.
P. J. D] PIETRO
Flint Dealer
47 “'est Arc. Not-walk. Conn.
R. and W. HATS
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PALACE
CLOTHES SHOP
13 North Main Street
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The Busy Men’s Shop
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Opp. Rislto Theatre
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striking novelty. modestly priced.
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86 \VASHING'I‘ON ST.
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We are giving with each the gui-
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and one-halt pound can or root ‘
cement end point
Dost at point $1.15 per gallon .
Come In and see the new giant
”plan shingles.
THE N ORW'ALK
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111 Water St.
brush tree
80. sou-walk,
The Connecticut
Light.,& Power Co.
68 Wall Street Norwalk
Phone 1680
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GREETING CARDS
The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
Free Instructions in Our Dami-
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Representing
The Remm' gton Machine Co.
at
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