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3:00 1‘. M.» Dance program by
3:13;“ :":: U‘.‘<‘llr’-!=I‘l‘:l.
3.30 l'. Sir—Mildred anel, sopra-
no, :‘1!’(’H"l_'"‘lli"ii by Eleanor Shaw.
4w) 1'. 1‘.l.-~-'i‘r.l. concert by the
Iioiriilh Il'mm Stringed Enmseble.
Finn l'. .‘l— llrs. ituih Beard Ad-
diq' .c "n. and Mrs. Marlon Cal-
lun. =II '. ill joint recital.
{v.70 l'. ‘i.-—~:'lo:'ln': reports of the
New \.:‘.; Sum: Dept. of Forms
unIl .‘i..l'.; ‘Iz.
Tum l'. \l «-"['nele “‘iggily Sto-
ries” i-jn ll>l\"ili‘li (illris.
b-Ml i'. .\l.—~.\nn:L Sheffield, so-
prmln.
5:13 l‘. .\i.—-l'inno recital by Miss
Iil‘i‘ n i‘IurI i. of the Mlllken Conscr-
Vntnry (Ii' .\lll..'lr'.
8:40 l'. M.«——Dr. Alfred N. Gold-
smilll, (i:!'|"'(\l‘ at Research of the
nmsm (‘I\r;~fl:‘.Iil(ln 0: America:
“Tnpnln: the llihrr": one of the
"Hisll" ‘ ‘4 mi Modern Radio
lirn'z swirls-s of talk...
:a.:‘. l'. ~'i‘ilne signals and
wen", . :- {MTV-tiff.
101‘» l‘. I‘l,--»llnrol(l Stern and his
lint-‘1 .‘I.l;v :: i~ ('lz'elll’lstra.
“'0 \'—-<('llt‘li(‘(‘lnd 5'. New York.
lft'xll Meters)
72 .-r‘I :.'l Standard Time
ll'Z’I .\. .‘i I S. Naval Obser-
“nthl'l' in .I' .‘i.Tll'll\'.
li"."i l'. .‘.l — Stork market report.
if: 1." l'. .\l.~al’rI’~Illlcc market re-
pr ‘0
1» :10 l‘. 1‘.l.——D:lnr~r~ music by Jack
Syrlup-l'4 ('l‘l'l‘iI Hll'll.
Vl’ilf.‘-—“’:L.sllington. D. C.
(Still Riviers)
r. If 1'. li.~~ll::‘tl~llction in Inter—
nnli- . 'il l‘ ”in.
l"I'-Il i'. .‘i."’r‘lliiiil‘(‘n'3 Hour by
Fr“ \IHI-n.
‘ II‘ l'. .\i, 7“\‘.'llen Radio (Ton-
.irln‘ :1..:;I.' lg: Dr. Alfred N. Gold-
on Hit.
8:15 i’. .‘.t.—ri‘iano Recital by Hon.
”Ital Il inf'll‘l].
8:3.) l'. M ., Sung Recital by Eli:-
allniil ll ;.:Iln. :I'mmno.
xvii. 1'. Al» it‘llillg recital by John
I{"l3‘>'~i “It. li“"lf1i[]|“.
{will i‘. N Talk on Immigration by
Jinn. .l.lll:I*rl J. Davis, Secreary of
Lnl or.
9le I‘. )i.-—~E~‘en.': retinal by Eliza-
ilaill l‘mvton. F’ipl‘lilli‘.
9 :10 1'. Al. , llus'ey’s “‘ashington
Filo.
' 9:31
wr :‘l.- l‘
l‘. Bin—Time
l‘l I)\
signals and
i'lS.
\\'li;’.—~\|l:‘inzflvld. Muss.
trill? Meters)
il:55 A, Aim—Arlingion time sig-
nals; law :i I l' rIIpm'ts; lioston mar—
kli l- liil'“.
- ,.
l:’ l l'.
M. mliimlr'r concert by the
Ifll‘l-l llzl:.ll:lll 'i‘lio.
7:130 l‘. Ji» i‘w-‘time story for the
kiil’lilfil “" ll: the \Vorid to
[\lli‘lil‘l',” Itll [I1il"’ii ivy "Our \Vorld
Rll"l.'l‘
5‘11”” i'. M.~i'onrert by Hazel R.
lx’illlh'lii, snpl‘ntzo; George l‘. Vieh,
plans“.
{HI-I P. ll,--ltIIltil:le story for
‘ > n :4. Mnrden.
glam:- '{ : r.
1'..'» i‘. in. Arlington time sig-
Jinii \—l2:~\i Pittsburgh. Penna.
i In? Meters)
11:13 A. .‘Il l’n‘lon Live Stock
II Tim? lTIzr
:1» _\. ~.\r:inl:=,on tilnc sig-
= At. “a (Milli: forecast l'nll-
lil.rI ..l I»! Market i:vp0rls.l
j." i'. 3;.-. 0)an rt ivy I):ulgher-;
(3', 4.. IIl'l,
r n \i. rllinnvr Concert by the
\‘w ' l“ ' I. I: hand, 'I‘. J. \‘rlsline.
Lt."'1 : ‘ “
7.: ., .‘li.-—“i‘»rim:ing the “form
to Al. lm'l." )Irl {Hil'i‘d by Our World.
.‘ »: l'. .‘Il.~\\‘llh the Drcamtimc
Lad..- ln firmlytzlnli.
.‘~ i‘, .\2 - l""liill'(‘.
.xm'. l'. tin-”filo Consures Dol-
irlfl' l‘.; .i ll. Converse. professor of
l‘mw . l':ll\‘- rslty of Pittsburgh.
l’I llil.
l’lim Hrzl'.
. :‘II l‘. .‘l.vr(.‘rlncert hy the ‘Vest-
~ l:.lml. ’l‘. J. \‘astlne. con-
‘Wlm-ll lry Charles LeSuer,
lhl‘.
:.l.—.\li1.,'ington‘ time sig-
M'mltllcr forecast).
S'l‘lTlON \V O R NE‘VARK
\l.’ (l 1: Newark N. J.
2:50 1'. M. “llnlt' hour in Norway"
———-f\‘-.rr.~ :inrl sunlts hy Hedwig Dnhl
All" i], mgl‘lllllpnniml by Evelyn
'l‘l'lrlyn'.
'l‘nll: I~.'l
Il.llllii.-'..
Iifl“ i“. ll, Mrs. Jane Ogle in atalk
entitnvl "\anliml A Nation Physi-
only hit."
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“Norway" by Witt \V.
. . M, Saliva M. Gann, pianist.
I};
. 23 l'. M. ."Music \Vhile You
IMllI” by Tim Zimbler Trio of New
. York.
7:145’1’. M, Fred J. Bendel. Sport-
ing lulif'll‘, NI wzlrk Morning Ledger,
in his \vvnmy trllk on "Sporting News
I'mei“ I—_‘.Iillllt"."
8:00 i’. M. (lune Ingraham and his
IloiAIi iII-rlvirl: ,‘lllb Orchestra.
Oltin l'. M.—.loint recital by Anna
Ilalnllll, soprano, and Imogen Peay
pianist. ’
02:.” l'. M. Dr. Robert McElroy of
Prll’lCi‘ifin l'll‘lversity will speak on
“Ann ril'nniration.”
VilrIlo l’. M.-——Adelman Twink—re-
Clllll for two pianos.
0:.” p. nl.-—ltemling of personal
Jlorl,.r4«:o;>es by Hello Bart. astrolo-
gist.
b 10:00 p. m.—Two piano recitals
y l'l‘li‘lTL‘lJS and Elizabeth Adelman.
00:1» ' p. m.-—Continuation or
Jomt rerun] by Anna Hamlin. so~
prlllm. :lnri Imogen I’eay. pianist.
10.2..» p. m. —-— Continuation of
Trading of personal horoscopes by
will: hurt, (lslrolozist.
014') p. m.———Adelman T ns~
racitrll {or two pianos, Wl
“'IIZJU‘ Anll'ric'an Telephone and Tel.
elgl-npll Gunman” 195 Br
. v I.
new \ork (.‘ily (192 Meters) L
11%") n. nl.—"ls European Civil-
lion llunmud '3" by Shaw Desmond
Ill lilli.\‘.‘.'l author. 5
1:45 71. xn.~"Tllo Press and Inter-
utlllmll li“lllil‘rl£3" by Carl Riel-tel
l’l'<:'.I1'nt m’ 'li‘.‘ i'niied Press: Bruce
.Ilii'.’vn‘ {H'zlltlr’y with the New York
Globe; ".‘lil li‘i\‘il’l. Author-—»\Vnr
Correctomiunt and S. K. Rat-Cline.
WI @9060)?
English Lecturer and 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.——-Dance program of the
Carolinans Orchestra.
5:05 p. m.—Gladys Spicer Mosher.
Lyric Soprano. accompanied by Eth-
el Brown Hoyt.
7:30 p. m.-——"The Chiclet Quar-
ictte’ 'assisted by the "Chiclet Trio"
of the American Chicle Company.
8:30 p. m.——Mu§ic and Speeches
from the Annual Banquet of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Com-
pany direct from the Hotel Astor,
New York City. Music will be ren-
dered by the Metropolitan Life Glee
Club and the Metropolitan Life Mil-
itary Band. with distinguished solo-
ists. .
11:00 p. m.-—Vincent Lopei and
his Orchestra.
KDKA, East Pittsburgh, P. A. (320
Meters)
9:45 a. m.-—Union Live Stock Mar-
ket Reports.
11:55 a. m.—Arlington time Sig-v
nals.
12:00 M.—Weathcr 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
\Vestinghouse Band. T. J. Vantine,
conductor.—
7:30 p. m.———“Bringing the World
to America." prepared of Our \Vorld.
7:45 p. m.-—-\Vith the Drcamtimc
Lady in Storyland.
8:00 p. m.-—-Fenture.
8:15 p. m.—"The Consumers' Dol-
lar." Paul D. Converse. Professor oi
Commerce, University 0! Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh. Pa.
8:30 p. m.——Concert by the West-
inghouse Band. '1‘. J. \‘nstine, con-
ductor. assisted by Charles LoSuer.
concert tenor.
9:55 p. m.-——Arlington tims
nuis. \\'eathor toroctfit.
Sig-
\\’Gl, Mentor-d Hillside, Mass.
(360 Blisters)
6:30 p. m.—-Mccting of the
Brotherhood Anlrad Club-
6:45» p. m.—-Code practice.
7:05 p. m.—-Ncw England W’ea-
ther Forcenst New England Crop
Notes.
7:30 p. m.——I-:vcning Program 1.
Number Forty-fourth of a series oi
talks on New England Busine» l'ro.
blems. by Arthur It. Curnick. '1. Ar~
lllur Murray's course in linll lioom
Dancing in liadiophonc. 3 Musicale.
Big
KY‘Y, Chicago, Ill. (588 Meters)
9:30 a. m.——-Laio news and (tom-
ment of the financial and commer-
cinl markets. (This service is broad-
czlst every half hour during the
twenty—four.)
10:30 a. m.——Fa‘rm and Home Scr-
vicc. \
11:35 a. m.—Table talk by Mrs.
Anna. J. l’etvrson.
6:30 p. m.——News, financial and
film! market and sport summary.
62:10 p. m.—Childrens bedtime
story.
7:00 to 7
cert.
8:00 to 8:58 p. XXL—Musical pro-
gram: Janet Abernethy. sOpruno.
l'.:lrton llachmzuln. pianist. The in!
lilunn. Mule Quartet.’ it. Paul Smith
:30 p. m.-Dinncr con-
first tenor. ll. 13‘ Kistler, second
tenor. M, ii. )Inrqunrllt, baritone, A.
M. lillgberg, lmsso.
9:05 p nl,—"l.‘llder the Evenim:
Lump." :erviue broadcast by KY\‘.’,
including stories. articles and hum.
orolts sketches.
10:00 a. "L—Midnight Revue.
SUNDAY
\VEAII‘, 105 Broadway, New lurk
(My. (402 Meters)
2:45 to 3:45 p.m.—-In‘ernatlonal
Sl-rvices lll‘liit'l‘ the nusplcu or the
New York Federation 0: churches.
New York City.
5:43 p lll.—-i:cgular Sunday Men's
Conference in the Bedfeld Blanch
Y..\1.C.A.. Brooklyn. New York, \tilh
Dr. S. l'nlkes L'ndman.
7:20 nun—Special musical pro-
gram direct from_ the Capitol rhea.
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Is Now Open at
54 South Main Street
Our Former Location
We Continue the Hotel and
Dining Room at 24 MOuroe St.
Robert A. Benedict
Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
22 WALL STREET
PIGGLY \VIGGLY
i 12 MAIN STREET
i NORWALK \
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DR. TUEUDURA i
SHREITER
,lslllnmou 8!. Phone I83:
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ELI-:(frluwu flu-:AI‘MEN'IS
UlI ALL klNlls.
ELEL'I‘RIL mum RATES AND
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MASSAGI‘F—SI’INAL
TREATMENTS.
t‘rc. New York City, by courtes) of
the Capitol Theatre and Mr. S. L.
Itothafel. (Roxy).
9:00 p.m.-—0rgan rcclui.
“'JY. N. Y. City
(«105 Meters)
2:30 p.m.-—-Radio Blbze Cisss;
Bible lesson, address and mlzs‘cal
program.
3:00 p.m.-—Violin Recital by Mo.-
nuel Quiroga. Spanish Vic inisL, di-
rect from Carnegie Hall, courtesy of
\Voirsoho Musical Bureau.
8:15 pm.—Sunday Evening Con-
cnrt by the Hotel Commodore Or-
chestra. ‘
R. and W. HATS
New Fall Styles-—All the Latest
Shapes and Colors.
PALACE
CLOTHES SHOP
13 North Main Strut
10:00 p.m.-—-Recltal by Mrs. Min-
xsmrwpsthlc Treatments Care
for All [Us Except l‘cmisgious
Diseases.
Rowland M. Beach
-—FDORIST—-
28 East Ave. Norwalk
nie Nagle. Soprano.
\"JZ N. Y. City (455 Mm)
l —Ph'one 2140-2-—
11:00 a.m.—-Church service (meet
from Grace Methodist Chuxch:
sermon by Dr. Frederick Brown
Harris.
7:00 p.m.——"Buddle Book Stcucs"
by Ralph Mayhew.
7:30 p.m.—Cariyle Strnnb. poet.
8:00 p.m.-—“The Annaltst's ’lulk
for Business Men" by the Annaiisi'
oi’ the New York Times.
8:15 p.m.——-Joseph B. Zeilumn.
Baritone, accompanied by Mrs. bell-
man.
8:45 pan—Sunday Evening
cert by the Waldorf Astoria.
Con-
9: m-
rhonic Orchestra.
10:00 p.m.—Regina Kohn. Violin.
ist, accompanied by Mici Lamptecm
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Ind one-hall pound can 01 cool
cement and palm brush tree
Cost 0! point “.16 pct gluon
mmmdthncwmml
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THE NORWALK
ROOFING 00.
111 Water St. So. Nor-won
“'61. Median! Hillside. Mass
. (300 Meters) o
4:00 p.m.——'rwilizht Fragran—
"Adventuro Hour” ccndumed by the
Youth's Companion—Musicals by
Mr. E. l‘. Orno Iand Friends.
8:30 p.m.—-—Evening Program-
Talk on “World Unity"—-Eveumg‘s
Musicale.
WGY Schenectady (880 Meters)
11:00 gnu—Service of St. Peters
Episcopal Church. Albany. is I.—
Sermon, Rev. Clurles C. Rarrunnn.
rector.
7:45 nine—80H“ of Album
Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Albert D. Angeli. D. D. -
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Light & Power Co.
68 Wall-Street Norwalk
Phone 1680
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meow Asplnlt Shingles and .
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Add apply some at reasonable costs.
The Norwalk Roofing Co.
" 117 Water Street.
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The “Betty'Bates” Spreads have
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nlouvy.
Time payments arranged to suite
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153 Washington Street
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Stop in and look over our as-
sortment of
GREETING CARDS
The Hamilton .Shop
49 Wall Street
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