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TUESDAY
"'82. Springfield. Massachusetts
“W (337 Meters)
sig-
nals: weather reports: Boston and
“meld Market reports.
0 p..m—-World Market Survey
m the Department of Farmers
Food Sup-
"by President Kenyon L. llut-
(«field ot the Massachusetts Agri-
mi’al College.
0‘3'80 pm.-—-Bedtime story for the
"The Art of Investment."
third or a series of 10 lectures by
”build McClench.
-_is:oo pan—Plano recital by Ed—
yum-d- Ballantine.
v 0:55 p.m.-—Arlington
”is.
“W Chicago, Illinois (530 Meters)
e4; .VCentrsl Standard Time
0:80 a.m.—-—Lato news and com-
ment or the financial and commer-
Markets.
'[flis service is broadcast {very
our during the twenty-tour).
time sig-
a.m.—l-‘arm and Home
aw: s. m. —Table tall: by Mrs.
J J. Peterson.
“2. pHm—Studio program.
6: 30 pun—News. linanciai and
final. market and sport summary.
8:50 p.m.—-—Children's b-.d'.imc
story. ’ '
”1:00 p.m.-Dinncr music.
,8;_01 p.m.—Prograxn turnishl by
the American Farm Bureau l'cdc-
mtion. The speakers or. the me-
ning will bcz—G. E. lilciz. dinctor
0! organization, whose subject will
be "Agriculture under Ui~i,.:r.izu.-
lion."——Also George Lhingsmu di-
I'BCtm' hi" Research, National “'llcat
Council.
8:30 pm.——l\lusicai program.
KDKA. East Pittsburgh,
(320 Dieters)
9:45 a.m.——L’niun Live Stock
Market lteports.
11:55 min—Arlington time Sig-
mil.
12:00 Noon—\l’eathcr i'lu’s'usi’
and United States Bureau of Blur-
kot Reports.‘
12:10 p..m —Olgan li citai by
Howard 11. Webb.
0:15 p.m.-—Dinncr Concert by tin.-
Grand Symphony Orchestra. .
7:15 pun—“A Little Journey in
Cuba." by \Vard G. Foster, t‘rcsi-
dent of the Foster and ltcnwlds
Company or New York City.
7:30 p.m.—-Address.
7:45 p.m.-—’l‘he Children's Fctlod.
8:00 p.m.—-—-Nntionai Stociuuau
and Farmer Murkct-ltepcrts.
8:15 p.ln.-—~"li‘i‘uguIity," one of
tho virtues of Benjamin Franklin,
presented by Dr. John iiay lbl‘ls,
pastor of the East End Christan
Church. Pittsburgh, Pa.
8:30 p.m.—-l:ailroad session of
Midwinter Convention of the Amer-
ican institute of Electrical liugin-
cots. broadcast from the Metrvfoli-
tan Opera House, Philadelphia, I‘.a
9: 55 p.m-—-.\riiugtou time nighuls
Weather iorccast.
11:30 p.ni.—Spccial
concert.
' :MGI, Mcdlord Hillside,
(300 Meters)
~12: 00 Noon—Music.
late (Aching
Mas-:1,
:12: 4-) p.m. —New England Vica-
{Ser Forecast.
21:5 p. m.-—Closing llcpmt on
mmcrs l‘roducc Market Repeat.
5&00 p..m -—Dcsciipti\o Musimlr:
:3~£5 p.m.-—-—“’l.ucsday 'lea. Talk"
bi. ”avid McGregor Cheney.
p.m.——Ciosing Stoek Ma.- .lct
¥a.—-\Vcekly llcxiew of cmdi-
t tin the Iron and Steel injus—
435 p. m.—l_3_oston Police 1. (polls.
0 pHm—lileeting of the Bit;
Milan Ammo CLUB.
3,1556 p.m.-—"Airlca [tom Cape
...to the Congo" as seen Ly a
.. mercial Traveler by A. 5. Flint
“Weekly Business Report c'ml-
I :3 by Roger \V'. Dabson— Must-
=“'JY, N. Y. City (405 Motors)
:7: 30 p.m.—-ltecitai by i'annic
“More, Soprano. accompanied by
Allen.
:45 p. m.—-Ethuette Talk by
D'oublcday Page Company.
:7; p m.—ltecitai by I unnie
Widore, Soprano, accompanied by
CE Allen.
15 p.m.—-At Home with J. An-
d w “mile and his guest.
lizao p.m.-—Clarcncc \V‘illlams
'pular Program——Bluc Fine Ur-
c stra.
:30 p.m.—Dinucr or the Ameri-
c Society of Mechanical Engineers
b direct wire from the Grand ”all
r m of the Commodore liotci.
‘eeches by Judge Gary. Gilleral
y E. Tripp, Assistant Secretaty of
or and Dwight lv‘. Davis, Charm)!
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Velv-
the New York Ordinance District.
“110, Washington, D. C.
(469 Meters)
3:00 p.m.-—1"ashion Develop-
ments or the Moment prepared by
Women‘s Wear.
3510 pm.-—Song Recital by Ar-
thur MacCormic, baritone.
3:25 p.m.—Currcnt Topics by the
Editor of the International Inter-
prcicr.
3:83 pan—Health and Beauty
Talk by the Manager for Elizabeth
Arden.
3:45 pm.-—Pla.no Recital by Eze-
anoro Glynn.
4:00 yam—Travel Tali: prepared
by the National Geographio Society.
5:15 p.m.—lnstruction in Inter-
national Code.
6:00 paw-Children‘s Stories by
Peggy Albion.
“ill, N. 1'. City, (455 Meters)
3:00 p.lli.—A{ternoon Auditorium
Concert.
4:00 p.m.-——11nrper's Bamar Fa-
shious.
4:15 p.m.—“la‘rcnch Lestures” by
Dr. Earle B. Bobcock: a New Xulk
University lladlo LAlCllSlUll Course
Lecture.
4:30 pun—Viola. Albrecht,
no.
5:00 pm.—-Cariylo Straub, poems
5:80 pun—Closing reports of the
New York State Department of
Farms and Markets; Farm and
Home i-cpurts: closing l‘JOl-‘lllulls
of the New .York Stock Exchange;
lurcign csciiango quotations; inc-
ning Post News.
7:30 p.m.——Suppcr music by l'aul
Specht a-nd his Alanine iiolcl Ur-
clu:str.l.
5:1.) pair—“Business Conditions."
a. L'nixclsity or the Air talk by Dr.
Sol-la.
\\'arrcn i". llicllcrncli.
b; 30 pain—Gotham: National
Bank .Juartct. '
5:45 ,:.xu.——”l’ostage Stamp Col-
lecting" by 1-2. 13. Power.
0:00 )i.ill.—Uutilaill National Bank
t2u.lrt_t.
9.1.3 p.m.-—"L:roadca.stin;; Broadv
\\.lj\,” ‘l iniaw oi' Clll‘ltlll 131:1)5
and [li‘l)l.l'.\'.'1'.\' Ucrtha Uramard.
inc-0 p.ni.—llccitai by 11. U
“owll'oil. i'larlist.
1!;be p.m.—-’i‘imc signals and men
lill'l‘ itll‘L‘tflSi.
ll'l.l.- li.lll.-—“.\i()\'lC llcwicu" b)
iiiliilli'i t-hi i‘\\'ood.
10:5» 1‘.lll.—-i’:lll\‘(.‘ prosruui.
\\l1.\i‘, New York (i9; Mt'iu's)
11:0.) :1 iii.-:-.\illlili~' \\'.~.l. l‘iulllsi.
lizi'. a m.—-—".\'iui:it:5" '._v Luciana
iiilsilt'” 1.4m; ,
11::7'0 n.m.~-"\'inice" .l .ulk in
Mrs. !.\.1 Adams.
liz-i) .mn.«"i-‘ul‘ccurt “l Million
l‘icturts’ luv Adele l‘. Woodard.
i‘rcsidl-at oi” the Nation“ Alutiou
l'ilrtul'e .l.l.'il:;u\.‘.
11:50 a.m.—Consolidato_u Malkci
and \chthcr llcports.
4:00 1».m.—l)ance prog-uzm
5:00 li.lll.—ii(liii0 Iii. H398. Dia-
matlc :-'« piano. accompanied by \i'i-
nitrcd l‘. ilarl'.
7:10 1-.m.—llrooko Johns. Singer
in Ziegiil'lvl's Follies. accompanied
by himself on the banjo and Ray
; i‘i i'kins at the piano.
7:30 p.m.-—i)aily Sport Talk by
'l'hm'ntun Fisher.
“faill i‘.lll.-—CODCCl't by Hess Perry
Dramatic Soprano. and Cncv. 1". l".
i‘m-m-lili. Baritone. accompanied
l»; i'lil.‘:t.'n llarraga.
7:7.” p.m.—“li‘orccasi of
\illth 11v Niles" by Hal")!
bard. i'n-sldciit of Retail
Assnui'iiinn.
p.m.-—“Liccnsc,
:md l'crmit Uonds"by
Alum-n.
5:15 to 9:45 flirty—Meeting under
the auspices of tho Amerkan Insti-
tute of Electrical Engineers to dis-
cuss "\‘ationai Aspects of Trans-
portatioa" direct from U10 Mello-
politan Upcra llouse, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania. President Harris J.
llyun—Jhairman. Speakers-ll}. G.
lluekland, Vice President, New
York. New llavcn and dartlord
Railroad: Francis II. Sisson, Vice
President. Guaranty Trust Company
Ralph lsadd, President. Great Nor-
lhcrn liailroad; 11. B. Thaver, Pre-
sident cf the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company; :A. 'J.
County; Vice President oi the Penn-
sylvania Railroad.
9:45 pun—Concert by the Cres-
cent Trio consisting of \Villlam
(lost. l‘ianist; David li‘eirntein. Vio-
linist, and Leo Stolbcrg. Cellist.
“ith Oscar Stolbcig. Character
Comedian and phonogra;li record-
ing artist.
won. Ncw,nrk N. J. (40-3 Meters)
-. ’:0 pm .—Coutraito solos by Mil.-
Spi lug
S. Ber-
Millinery
:. ; n .1 Franchise
Jarvis “I
in! ll. cilrocdcr.
2:- .54 ,p.m.——Estello Furnstenbcrg.
violinist.
“'ILSON'S EN GLISH.
;ghere has never been a President
excelled Wilson in the correct
utilul use of the English
killings, says the Hartford Courant.
books have a fine literary quali-
and his message to Congress were
tossed with rare skill and remain
models for students of English.
scholar and a teacher before he
d political lite, ho was trained
the use of words and phrases and
' "is Opportunities for becoming tam-
with the masters of English
had not been neglected. In
tion he had that rard faculty or
something in so striking a
‘ tones that it almost immediately
a’part of daily speech.
of his phrases, he may or may
have regretted later, such as “too
w to tight." “peace without vic-
or and "Watchful waiting," but
It is better to recall such
"The nation's honor is
than the nations comfort:
than the nation's life itself: and
, turbid that we shall have to
the blood at America to freshen
, color at the flag."
* ah wu- toe-age to Congress will
,-pleosamongthebestot the
Moments. and in spite or the
‘ ,. into-ducteafllyun-
”7 (allowing his first note
- « alter the inking of the
:11. m lhflfled at
this great pcacctui people unto
“ar, into the most terrible and
disastrous of_ all wars, civiliza-
tion itself seeming to be in the
balance. But the right is mere
precious than peace. and we
shall fight for the things Which
we have always carried nearest
our hearts—tor democracy, for
the right of those who submit to .
authority to have a voice in their
own governments. for the rights
and liberties of small nations,
for a universal dominion or right
by such a concert oi! tree peo-
ples as shall bring peace and
safety to all nations and make
the world itself at last tree.
The Little People.
A dreary place would be this earth,
Were t re no little people in it:
The song of life would lost its mirth,
\Vere there no children to begin it.
No little forms. like buds to grow,
And make the admiring heart sur-
render;
No little hands on breast and brow,
To keep- the thrilling love- chords
M’tcnder
The sterner souls would grow more
stern.
Untoeling nature more inhuman;
And man to stat coldness turn.
And wonnu‘ ouldbe bole. than
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it you are a little pressed tor money
we will promptly advance you on
your home furniture any mount up
to $300 with a guarantee of strict
privacy and sell-respecting term
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28 But Ave. Nat-walk-
—-Phone 2140-2-—
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Light & Power Co.
68 Wall Street Norwalk
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With three extra leather seats.
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’A real good car for very little
‘ money.
Time payments arranged to suite.
0 P. J. DI PIETRO
Flint Dealer
47 West Ave. Norwalk. Conn.
The Busy Men’s Shop
Rialto Clothes Shop
158 Washington Street
Opp. Bislto Theatre
Our Stock Reducing
Sale!
An economy
should not miss.
event that you
Such excellent values. so lowly
priced. as this occasion offers, are
rarely possible.
The N. E. RYAN CO.
86 Washington Street.
"Our perfect knowledge of optometry
Every Day Is, So'mebody’s
. Birthday
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49 Wall Street
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wmmmsr—
Keeler Bldg. 155 em you 5:.
1 do palms. extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-a-
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removable bridges at reasonable
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all $25. $30 535
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