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rials: weather reports; Springfield
RONDAY
' market report.
won—43w“. -'. J. 6:00 p. m.—Dlnner concert by the
(405 Meters)
\YBZ Trio.
p. tin—Joseph Lord. tenor of 7:00 p. in.—-This \Vcek in History. _ - . \. ' ' . ’ " 1 ’ r " L” > “ ' ' ' . \
:.!Ork. ‘ Late news from the National In- . I HEARD EVERYTMNG-flAND LETBC . og‘eoammblé;kgg~£§é3%§m€o
_ 348 p, m,-—Mufle] E. Williams. dustriai Conference Board. Humor- Au HA,‘ 80 '1?qu WNG Wy.1mT‘F .' . MID F I DID THAT . Ffi
. ous program. ~ ' " . ’— i ,
it“ ”‘3 m.—-Talk and song ”elm; 7:30 p. m.—Bcdtimo story for the THAT 3,3, N00 ELOPE WW EISWUNG .N UQU
. we. Olga. Petrovn, author and kiddies. New books at’fihe Spring- EH .-- wMB—gfitL, lLL D. , Nd‘lNT‘
.“ “Th. Hunjcgne." field City Library by Edith Little. ' WV 2!! ’ , Mgsg NT
'3’“ D. man-Joseph Lord. tenor 8:00 p. in.-—Concert by the “’82 Two MED
fig" York. Trio, and Werner Josten. pianist; AE,
: if». m.—-—Muriel 1;. Williams. Margaret I’arnam. soprano. E'MORRawi
: 9:00 p, m. -— Bedtime story for R w»
3 p_ m.—Hl.rry Cox and his grown-ups by Orison S. Marden. ,
. ' ' Robert Treat Orchestra. 0:55 p. ln.—-Arlington time signals. ‘ -\
M D. m.-—-"Current Motion Pic- KDKA—lisstg‘ittsburgh, 1’s. E ‘ “41".
~ 3” 'Holiywood' McCoskcr. (326 Meters) '
p. m.-—Arthur Gordon, bario‘ 0:45 11. m. —- Union Live Stock
. concert artist and recitalist. market reports. CAP” STUBBS
~3‘med by “'7‘" 11- Ph"””' 11:55 a. m.-Arllngton time sig- P7——‘“‘i '
llals. LAN . JEST \OOK
5,3230 3). I'm—“Jolly Bill Steinke” of 12:00 in. —- \Veather forecast. A? To“? MUD 3:
wMVu-k Morning Ledger in his United States Bureau of Market
“My lesson on "Radio Cartoon- Reports.
A. 12:10 p. m.—Concert by Broudy’s
4‘ p. m.—Arthur Gordon Hud- Orchestra.
Quill-none. accompanied by 6:15 p. m.—Org_g.n Recital by
-; R. Philiipson. lioward R. Webb, from the Ritz
‘ p. m.-Senutor Frank \V. Theatre. Pittsburgh. Pa.
By Ellwm
s-sH‘. Now WUZN‘T
THAT JES‘V TOG CUTE
FOR ANYTH‘N‘."
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o ‘ ._ .' “L” “Y
arcane “$3519.? All-VEGRQ‘EHEWTRRXE‘35“ £333.33. ow
o / . T O A. o .
meager; 1%?wsfi‘l’MPJMSngflE‘S‘ cones “W!”
FEET o" 'F0 E H? Swi'ggé' '
COMES th! , vo ME! .
‘ (who nominated the late 7:30 p. m.—Radio Girl Scout
out Harding) speaking on meeting conducted by Laura l-lol- .«
’ h." land.
301" p. m. -— Mme. Josephine 7:45 p. m.——Thc Children's Period.
We!“ Bottinetti. soprano, 3:00 p. m.—Market reports.
:45 p. m.—-Aliee Durell Stucck 8:15 p. .nlw—“z‘CHViut‘s or the
ill. Naticmnl SOQIQQy' United Public Department," Mrs. Charles
Daughters of 1812, speaking Hutchison, representing the Congress
I!" “Tbs filxnilbztnce of uur Na- of \Vomen’s Clubs. -
“all! Miler." 8:30 p. lll.——C0nC(.‘rt by the 1(Dle
, . . ,. Little Symphony Orchestra. Victor
“lg-$3.2;ng; lgzndcczt Kiwmigtl saudek. director: assisted by Ches-
W direction )0: It 1,. 1' Res- tcr liunlplireys. tenor: Ernest C.
' - .: v Schultz, baritone. ‘ 1,
m w' agistedo by Helen \Vntson 9:55 p. in.——Arlington time signals. F:
Weather forecast.
:ml’L—New York City _ ‘ ‘
“02 Meters) “GI—Mcdford Hillside. ..iass.
. 360 Meters)
“4:00 p. lit—Kittie Storms. contral- (
12:00 I'. )l’.——Musi<‘.
‘ccompan‘ed by Winifred T' 12:40 P. M.—-.\'cw England Weath-
E3.
_ _. ~. -
IN RABBITBORO \
. _' er forecast. t v . . . _ ‘. a MERCY! WHAT A"
" '15 p. m. — Gertrude Bonim_g, 12:45 I'. M.—»Closing report on WHAT ARE. I HEARD FANNV. ' IM GOIN TO REDUCE; '” - _ 1’1 5 If .5 6 7 APPETITE 1 HAVE WSTA
pilot-t. farmers produce market report. You DONG . FLAPPER LAUGHIN IF '1’ TAKES A. LEG . _ . COP . ' »' ALL THAT EXERC‘SE:
9‘39 D- m.—Kittio Stosms. con- 6:15 I’. M.—Code Practice. ABOUT MY SIZE :“ HURRY Up THAT '
w“,- 6:45 P. M.—Boston police reports. CREAMED CABBAGE,
4"“ 9- m- — Gertrude BonlmC- “'RC—‘Vnshington, D. c.
W 5:15 p. m.—instruction in Inter-
"iioo p. m.—"Program for Jewish national code.
Whore" under the auspices of the 0:00 p. in.—Stories for Children
omnvlon's Leaguo of tho L'nited by Peggy Albion.
3 0 of America. 3:00 p. ill. ~— "Balant-ing l‘ncle
“:00 p. m.—"Personality Chat" be- Szlm's Farms \Vith. liis Cities" by
Brooke Johns, welloknown l-Jllnvr U. iv‘lppin, Chief of the Fip-
- sl comedy star, and Nanette pill Agricultural Consulting Service.
.' Gl'. 8:13 p, m.-—Song recital by Bea—
, 15 p. XXL—“Recognized Autlior- trim: “Vilnwrigllt. soprano.
”won the Use of Light in Medicali 5:30 p, ln.~—”.:\hraham Lincoln"
L'flpttment” by Dr. Edgar Meyer, un-2 by Hon. Hubert \Vork. secretary of
do; the auspices of New York Tuber- lllc llm-rlor.
'eqlosls Association. 8:45 p. lll.—Piano recital by lid-M
' ”.2130 D. m.--Daily Sport, Talk by “ill T. Moore.
,o'l'hornton Fisher. 9:00 p. lll.——"Tile Political Situa- . ,
.- #11:,“ p. m.-—Ruth Chase. Lyric so- iion in “'ashington" by Frederic 1'\’.>ndéll.
.uo accompanied by Dorothy \Villium \Vile. __® .._-.- ____, ..
_,; Winks-cm. 9:15 p, m.—Conccre lly trio from — .._. » ,... ~ ——————— _~——£4.— _~.--—~~—«-~~-
.1360 p. m.-——"Duty to Daughters" lrving izovrnstrin's “'ardman Park so Truce of Priests A '- - . I .
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OLDSMOBILE- , W m w... W m. Textile Store
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‘, . :00 p. m.—The tenth and lust of l«:40 p. n{.—Song recital by Mrs.
dcnce that the man who shot down
rios of lectures on “ilobcrt iinzen 'l‘. 1: lCill-‘l', contralto.
Rev. Father Hubert Dahme as he _ . _ , .. W
hills" by Hoxie Neale lv‘air- 9:55 p. m. n- Time signals and walked along Bridgeport‘s main SIX Tmslzlgzmgieiflnocl‘gorln! Special ThlS Week 2 WatCh Our “ lildO,
c _ . "Tum"? ”PO"- "A ‘ - street last Monday night is still in . Th N one the coon ' .Bromded Silk Crepe in brown,
21:.0 p. m.—-—I‘.uth Chase. Lyric 10:00 p. m. -- Song recital by RObert o Benedlct the 01w wag cxpresscd "might by Come m to See e 8W 1.23 mm TOUBIVG tan. Navy and grey,
soprano. ”"1“" Virginia ‘5’ " 1“": soprano. Park City detectives who are work- .
1:10 p. m.—-—“‘Wilat You Should 10:15 p. m.—Dnnce program by
Know About Watches" by Lawrence Ijgvvrton's Orchestra.
8. ,Mnyers ot' Mears and Company. “-Jz_._\°cw York (in,
3:50 p. m.—Facuity concert —- (455 Meters)
' 1’1). .
‘ - in: on the baffling mystery of the Delivered - $847 on A real good eu- for very little $1.59 Display for
Jewelry and Glft Shoppe murderer’s sudden and complete (“5- at _ , , _ , , , _ _ _ . . ' money; Cre .
appearance. All of the usual lanes SERVICE FOR ALL CARS [lain
of exit from the city have been ACCESSORIES
D binsky Musical Art Studios. Vladi—
mir Dublnsky. cellist; Nikolai Uuiu-
molt. baritone. Ariel ltubstein.
panist: Nicholas Nicholaieff, pianist:
Samuel Stiimnn. violinist and Sascha
Fjgdclmnn, violinist.
“0:30 p. ni.--'i‘alk in connection
3:00 p. m. —- Second Children's
Concert by the American Orchestral
Society Orchestra. composed of pick-
ed members or the New York Phil-
harmonic Orchestra. direct from
22 WALL STREET
Aeolian Hall.
5:30 p. m.-—Ciosing reports oi.“ the
closely guarded since the moment or
the crime and not one person in the
least fitting descriptions. given by
eye witnesses of, the crime. has es-
caped surveiliiance.
AARON KOHN
9 Railroad Avenue.
Time payments arranged to suite. $1 39 1:30.
I
P. J. DI‘PIETRO
Flint Dealer
4? West Ave. Norwalk. Conn.
' 136 Washington Street.
South Nomlk.
_
Clearance Sale
Specials
m "Anniversary \Vcek” 01' Boy New York State Department or ‘
Scouts of America. by Dr. John ll. Farms and Markets: Farm and ALEXANDER’S
... INTO}; 1‘ it t Home reports: closing quotations or
a: p. m.—--acu y conccr -— the New York Stock Exchange: F“ '
foreign exchange quotations; Na- “bl-nary rmture sale
tionai Industrial (‘oni'nrvncc Board
SEE Moons -.
The Busy Men’s Shop if? BETTER Mme joannet A
WINNIPAUK fl
FEED STORE
-.....—._..
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Minsky Musical Art. Studios.
‘ HY‘V—Ciik‘ugo. lll.
L;- C t (5'3g‘1‘1‘3‘t‘ralm ‘ reports; Evening Post News. NOW ON 12 MAIN STREET . u R. I I "Our perfect knowledge at Optometry .
o um 5“,? ‘12:; :1... 23;, com , 7;?“ Pm";- ,7 ""310 fit"! no... ; missions count, 1a to C othes Shop enables n. to .c. a. .y. authorities 56 South \laili street
. . . .— - out 3" ‘\ c n. . ac.i llan Bed- . n . in whom . . ‘
mt. ofktltie flIl'It'itrli‘clai and commcr- time Story. Samuel Alexander . _ . . m '7’“ tidence ” )ou can hale perfect con-
mnr e s. s serv co is broad- 7:30 p. m. —— Faircliild Cha cl . 153 w ' 1: 8m - . . ‘ Walk
out 1"?” ha” hm" “UPI"! the Quartet. p FINE FURNITURE NORWALK’ CONN' "‘ .WI- 3!. 30“.. Pros. uhmgto Says Mr Foresig‘ ht South 3m
wen y- our. except from 7 p. m. 7:4: .9. m,_.“n,r E. C d . .3“ 130 n“ '
to 13 p. m. when all Chicago sta- "ilvcii’allnng." y ar oze, 50 50. Main St. Phone 3160 . P110110 261! : Opp ‘ u. EYES EXAM!)
tions are '“em' 3:00 P m. —- Fairchiid Chapel L ’ ‘ .. . g ‘ .
11:35 a. m.——Tabio talk by Mrs. 8:15 p. m.-—-«"Tiie Outlook Literarv M
s I}. Peterson. \iinutes" by The Outlo
. g ‘ ’ . . . 0k Co.
”E” p. m.-—-l\ewa, financial and 8:30 p. m.—Estey Organ Recital
lrlnuket and sport summary.
V Prescrip tions ruled
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direct from the J-:.t _ s1 ii .. . WILLIA _
r. “:30 p. m.-—Children‘s bedtime 9:10 p. m. — ljltflvd will; Eire..." ICE MACHINES \g M J MOORE ., .
. ’ . . . Short talk. - . ‘C ' - , Sold 3nd Installed . ' —0P‘r03lErmsr_ , . ‘
'4 WSDPMIHOM' Mass. 9:25 p, m. --_ Gotham National BL gag}! §1d1 DR. THEODORA The I took: B! H
l . (33. Meters) Bank QM”... COMML I . ~ SHREITER POLLEY Every DsyIsSomebody’sr . ‘3‘- 155 “W St- ‘ ,
11:55 a. "L‘Arlington time sig- 9:55 p. m. —— ’i‘ime signals and ' I B. V a V ' ’- ' ' 4‘:me
it .4 , ’ LET US HELP 9 Washington 8:. Phone 1682 Refrigerating, and Supply co. . n'thd y ... 2 mm 0‘
I ‘ ‘ ‘ . 8" . thio Physician . . mm‘m ‘Btop in and look over our on; ’m‘“,ts‘,mmg
" " ‘ . “MEAL 1'3“?st The Remington Machine 00. - . of Sendai; ‘ _
. l or an. mos. _. _ of, _ - sortnian ‘ , "x9. wagons.
. ‘ it you are a little pressed for money I ' lam BA AND _ . . M“U.m
' ; ’ . ‘..- “w“ ”allow-m 3"“. Wflminwno Wm" GREETING CARDS . ' *
5v mAuces mesa mommy we will pro-not: lance you on as o ulsn ; , Agents For . . ;, - * 7 ‘ 3,:
‘1. t W 3'0!“ home furniture any m up 4'" W ,V Remington Compressors _The Milton Sho W W _¢ PLATE
my " ‘ hotel-copulate wrest-lento use rvlco on All Makes. ,, , . 7. I) I. do mimetic“ no
”Billy and Nannie were Just dis- ped as it turned to stone. and stared to 3300 with ‘ gusmteo 0' “fl“ (mnmwmm )3- Sn ‘ South 30m 493me no: 31'9" d It. by .Nsp—n- ’ ..
“bed in the midst of their wonder- as it their eyes would pop out of 0m 7" " “3° o m that! and I
‘ - _. Phone 1057? ' ' ‘ ‘- V
‘ _ and -mm crms. . , ~ . - Free Instruction-o Our Denni-
w dinner by ii. queer scraping sound their heads. privacy so" ‘ ‘ jg. ’ _ son I);
: "We the wall. Dilly bicated to Nannie to go at- ’ Coll. write or phone. . ‘ . ’V ' ° ' \.
_ . h goats stood perfectly still. ur them, as it the bleat had been _, I I
7'. 3 in the direction from which an electric voice that had set the-n . . .
“5mm! came. and presently they in motion, the boys turned and fled Benefimal I403“ Souety
list I. head slowly come into View with Bill-.v and Nannies in close pur-
. the wall. and turn this way suit. The more the boys tried to ill
1“” that to look cautiously around. find a. footing fordheir toes. the Boom 203' Rm“ & Stevens B
3. another head appeared a lit- less they could do in their hurry, M 3.33 x ‘
omit '
{Esther nlong the wall. and so and they stood in a line with arms . , ‘ » ’ mp!”-
jfllfltl seven heads belonging to cxtende: upwards. pressing against . ’
m bad boys of the town were the wall and Jumping up and down
" mic bridges a reasonable
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- 28 An . , 7. , , a a L, .. u can-ass We... can PAD MOVING
‘ over the top or the wall and in wild excitement. too scared to : - ' “‘ _ . ." , T ‘ 2 I , w , : ' . ”WHNWMOONH.
”l".- : theyhesds were followed by know what. they We", doing. MAIN CIJOTIHNG l. _. ,,._‘ . , . , ,V: .. ,1}: .7 , . ‘1 , ‘ , . .
‘ bodies and bare legs and feet. 0: course Billy and Nannie on : . . . . -_ _ . / . . . . ., , ‘7 2 .. ,7 . .,
ouch boy‘s am there awn: a seeing this walked straight up to STORE .‘ , , . . , , _ . .. ,, .
them and butted them one by one ' " mm ' , ‘ ‘ '
is plain to see what they have over the wall. They had just sent 133 “75861331391! ,. _ »
for.” thought Billy. “Straw- the 1“: boy over when Billy heard 80. N mem H,"
I‘ll" I b“ ”'97 have WBtCh- some one laugh behind him. .Turn OPFERSmewm
JIM}! “N" "1°! “‘0" the in: to look. he saw a young man _ __'.__a._s_-- _.
.. . chi that they must pick holding his sides with merrimeoi _ , ' salmon-m , p . 7, ,. . , 7.
- 10".! them before the garden. It meat the gal-donor's 'eon. and ,4 . . 69c. . ‘ _ . . . ‘ _ .. 7 . . ‘ . , . . CB
. ~04 them and shipped them been out: spending the evening and ’ ' ' ‘ . ‘ . . ' .. g . : . - v- ‘ . . ‘ , _ _ _ _. INSURAN
ti.
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26 Concord St- Phone
th Norwau‘
so: w. Smell-ISL ”“5“
J. M. O'BRIEN
had just gotten home in time to KEEP
— . ' . 4 ~ W . ,‘ 7, ~‘ .. . " 4 sow-u MA
A but whistle from the lead-3r see the two coats butting the bad , Joelausmnom . . , , _ .. . . . .- ' ’ ' , " ' “1““ seem sommlj
‘ ‘ bor- dropved to ma ban of the town over the fence. , 7696; __. . ‘3 , _ - ~- -' . ' 4 , . _ “loss":
one made “rush! for the And he know by the baskets on ';-’ "'jj ‘ . _ 1- . ‘1 ' ~‘ ‘ ‘ - . ‘ . : . . . ,
their arms what they ind come lit- - . ' ‘ = ‘ “ ' '
tor. and was very thankful to Jilly
and Nannie for what they and
done. - :
.. (We hope his {other wiilv‘ be ‘
5f?“ st:§sumo.time. n: 'umnixruiuo‘ inc rill, overlook ' Q . /
new tum or t ~ .iilcv tab), nacho-xii. “that so:
youth-nuances, theyst on?" " I " -* ‘~ ,
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