1 came to
F of the low—groom}; linsllt-s.
’ rubbed his eyes. stared at the foun-
1}
.r
.
',$»Wting officials who are looking
~_."Itarcd more than on r, {or win: did:
”he see in the fountain this 11m: our
‘Jtho figure or a little Cupid pouring
3.1"
{railroad freight trailic at a. uniform
8:00 p.nl.——-"J’oshuu and the Con—
”. w", New York City, (-105 ‘It.tcrs) quest of Canaan" the Sunday School
7:30 p.m.-—-Fra.nk Sht2\ it, "ln- Lesson presented by Dr. R, L.
come Taxes." Lnnning. .
7:45 ' p.m.—-—Prozram by the 8 : 30 p.m.—Addres.s by d. M.
Kintner.
8:45 pin—Concert by artists
from the LcSueur Studios.
9:55 p.m.——Arlington lnnc signals.
\Vonllit‘r forecast.
“'RC, \Vasliington, I). C.
(469 Meters)
Drooklyn Edison Orchestra.
9:15 nun—The Honorable Julius
Borg. “The Work of the New York
Ammbiy."
8:30 p.m.—Program
Brooklyn Edison Orchestra.
9:00 p.m.-——“l~‘nthc; & Sen."
by 1.11 v
“' 9:10 p.m.-—Gencrai Chas. H. Slicr- 5:15 p.111.-lnstruclion in In‘tcr-
9111. national Code.
19:00 p.m.-—Popular progrntn ‘hy 6:00 p.m.«-Stories for Children
Brent: and Tobias.
WJY, New York City. (1.1:: Mrlcrs)
12.1.6 p.lii.——Noon Hour of Musir.
3:00 p.m.—~Clrgan ltomlnl played
by Leo Riggs.
6:00 p.m.-—"Thc Larger Aspect of
World Affairs" by the International
Interpreter.
by Foggy Albion.
6:20 nun—The Question nos.
7:45 rum—Bible Talk by Homer
J. Councillor.
S 00 p. in. —Song recital to be an—
noumcd.
8:15 p.lll.——A Talk on the Coast
Guard by Oliver M. Maxnm.
5:30 p.m.-—C‘losing reports or the S:.'iO-Piano Recital to be an- N— SAMM‘I MAKES HOE-3
New York State Dopmlmrnt of nonm‘oi]. TtRE _ ALLUS TELL»! NOV CAN 1'
Farms and Markets: Farm and 8:45 "p.m.—A Talk on the Navy . HE' GONNA GYY~AN' HOW M
#iome reports; closing QIIHWUOHS of by Admiral E. w. Ebcrle. ‘ HUCH mp. gv'avmm°
tho’New York Stock lfixcltnngr. for- moo nun—Concert by the United 1 H95 Go‘r- l‘: THAN ,
. . . .
oign exchange quotations: "The States Navy Band. 1 ANYBODY E1525.
Condition of the Loading “1151- “'01:. Newark, N. J., (405 Meters) l
ncsses” by the Magazine of “"1111 2:30 p.m.—1\luslcal prograln by A r.
Street: I‘:\Cnill'§ Post. News. the (‘onlhinml musical Clubs 0; La- ’ i [:— /
7:011 p.m.—«~Allinllows-li i‘iogi'am. {invite College. ' .
7:31) p.111.-iiurr Mullltot‘il. the 0;}; “11:13 You ' E b
Cheerful I'illiOHDDilf‘T. Dino. . r
7:50 p.llls-.‘.la.ulmwvii l’rogiam- 6:30 p.m.——~—I\lan in the Moon» ‘ ‘
8:15 llJIL— Low-hr. L‘urrrnt Sim-ins l'or the Children. ' ‘
Topics. 7:00 pun—«Music “11118 You , \
‘1, 8:30 [Lillmwi‘t‘ollcwri 11;; the. Alll- Dino.
licrst Colititv Musical (‘Irzis “11"". New York City, . \
10:311 11.1111'1mv primrum. (192 Strict-s) . _‘, '1 1‘ .~ ~
HY“) (lull-nun. Illinuiw. llsrm a.1n.—~-—“T11c~ lnt-rnoiional { ' - ' /
,. (5:16 )It‘ll‘TN) ..... , Luncungu" by Dr. “alter Dam- i 2‘ _ C 1"» . 1
9:30 urns-«into llt'\\5 and com-g r0sph_ ‘ - 2-. .. . . - ,1 v. )1 '~
mom or lili‘ l.1m:1ri::l and c'ommcr—i 115.0 a.m.——Consc-lidalod Nurket i ,0 -. ’ 78’.)
cial marki-is. l'i‘iiis svrvisn is. lilOfld— ; and “rather Reports. 1 ,
cost lroin i’JYW «.wn l.:iil‘ hour 4:00 p.111.———.\lm.';u(rito I‘Ickcnroth. 1 _
during the tumniikl'our). soprnno. '
11:33 n.1n.~—’i‘:1hio talk M" Mrs. 4:15 1:.m.-———Sciecllons by The
Anna. .1. l‘v’lvrsnn. i Banjo Trio. '
1132311 lullL-v—“i‘lm PFOKFVSS 01 tlivi 1:311 Illv—Bit‘il‘glufilc L‘rkoiiroth “‘rW'"
“'01‘1d," if: [il‘Vit‘W bf Il“‘il‘\\‘S. i finpr ”no '—
6:30 p.111.-v—.‘\I::1\'>x, fillillli'liti and ' .1: 1' . p.m.<~Sr‘1‘Cti-. us by T' ,1, Han-
fllml lllillix’“! 3.1111:th Mllnlvml‘y. j.) 'i‘rm,
615” p. 111. -—i iiilirl 1. 's 11- tlfilm.‘ 1,110 ]l.ll].—-Fiol'il‘s itlld gmgg for
story. (flaiiiltw n.
7:00 11,111.—-1’l‘.nnlr (.‘Hllg'txrl. l; |l.lil.—-If’u‘ii(“ic‘l‘. lniiy, and
7:00 1'>.in.~.lusii.t IN‘r-dl‘ui‘)’ UP- I .‘luvi. linolmnam. Coir-viiiniis in a song
chcsirn. } rcvuc.
7:10 firth—«£13110 Dmrr C'l‘l‘ilL‘S—. "41 p.lli,—-~ll:iily Sport ’1: i ‘k 1)}
it‘s. ' Thornton l“i511(l‘.
7:20 p.lri.-——Joska lit-[Lliltlry Or-j 7:i'i 11,111.-~‘l‘o:l Schmidt and
chestru. , llzil‘ry livunn-rlmpzlinr sum: pro—
1o:oo p.m.-‘.\lidnii:ht ll-rvnlr. i »
:‘VIIZ. \Vl“~lill}.‘ll(llh~t’. \prillglil‘id, 11:1:~~i“\\.11u Ail-.1, v. (“XL
)Il!\\'. (3:17 .\lm-r~)
11:35 .'l.lll -i\l'.'iii’1il/ll “Ann sit:~ 11.» “1111111is I'Ir)_\§"
mils: Wini'm‘l‘ “Avril: ii'ri'nl NM. lurll :1 [Kid i‘IZ'llf‘Sl lizn'r.
Sprinmhlil mark-l 111111113. . . .- 1111 3111510 111' lim \‘Corld
6:110 Il.1!1,-~~l'ili:ivr Cumwr‘, ii) iii! . _\l 1111; [I l11:-ir:i11m1 t‘mnlmnt‘s. in-
VVBV. Quintet. j ~wimm 11:.11’1‘1‘111, 11121! n i..!2< 0.“. the
7:00 r.1n»U‘.\ This of ti.‘ “l‘uti— "(fin-1 and $3.1.- szmlinn 111’ Auto-
LIP." .‘l Iii‘filll’ll‘iw'li Hfl'r. 'i'ilrk it} i 1:11:51'va.” iv Mvj'il‘ A. .‘\ Emma”.
IIorbz-rl :‘if.lli,i\'. illl'i NM. ‘I.ii_v 1: 2 “HI, .‘lt'IirUl'll lliiisilit‘. “lbs"
Rt-ynollis. i (360 Helm-s)
7:30 p.111.—-‘Bz1di1nic Mary in! 1‘1! 1 1‘21"!) romp —.\ltl<i(~.
kidliit'S. ('uriwil 711ml; of 1'. l '\\Sj 132/10 1r.111.-.\'i.~w Jungiantl Winth—
iiy II. A. lIflf‘IM‘lLitli. Sim) 1111 . r1- “unruxt.
Grown-ups by (”Hon :4. 31:1:Ln‘n. ' i:;11.3‘3p-.1ii.n—i_'iosiiig Ill-11:01.1 on
915:3 p.l11. ----- Arlington llm» <lLlliiiS.l i";i!‘lllr r3 i‘rmillv-n Mirkol 1:051:11.
linhfi, [Cit-1t I'iltrhllluit. 3'0” 3J1” 1’1.lll.-~-'i';lil< i1); MPH [turnlhl‘
(326 )Il‘ll‘l's) . ll. limiluin. Aflmnnnn iii-lsiiuio
9MB n.1n.~~l‘nmn Lin: Heck Blur»! 3.22:1 11.111.-'l‘.lll; ivy Muss l.-uroihy
kct Reports. 11mm. 1
11:55» :1.111.——.1\riini;:ton tilzic sic-I {1:120 p.111.——Clusing: Stork Murkrt
nails.
1
; ill-11ml. Livn Stock Marklt import
12:00 m.——\Vonllwr forecast. l'ni-i
6:17. p.111.——i‘mlo Pl‘ucllut.
ted States Bureau of Murk't {0— 6:30 p.111.«-—Z\lrotini; of the BIG
ports. lll~illTllillt .\.\ll:.\ll l'l L'l:.
12:10 p.m.—~C‘oncort. ' 7 (Hi p111.--l’oston I‘olima It. Lotta.
6:15 p.ln.—~l"lrc:1n Itoctlal’. 71.10 11. m. —~St‘i(‘(‘itd Vl‘l‘jts L1) Mr
7:15 p-IJI.‘*—“fl«il0 RD? 3001“ mm‘ii r'hulirrt l.. ll. \Vugnor, Radio poet.
ins: conllllolrtl hy lilrhzlrai \'1rl')r.
7:45 p.lil.-—»—'l‘11r‘ t,,'l.ll«lrrn's i"
R: rl.lil.---1\lorlu-t llrporis.
; Billszit‘uio.
.~;iod..’ 3:17. p.111.——l‘lv:tding of Livy Scout
":iiil.
AR FROM WRE-
buSTLE MD SMFE
my om. MODERN .
\DORKA'DA‘I WORLD”
PEMGTE w FACI FROM
ALMOST EVERVTI-llNGr
UE'S.‘ THE LiTTLE.‘
iSLAND OF LUMBAGQ
“Emacs ‘o‘ra mime.
.LumoERJAcles' ......
.51» it: my. WQVLD
SUPPOBE 'IFJA'T ”THE
LUMBER. or- LUMBAGO
- surpass ow. éefihT‘
(‘oNTlNEMT W134 ALL
1T9 WOODEN biome—
PLATES‘ VET ”WAT lS
Ramsay WHAT W
0056‘ m
'Aco wear; is
peouuouty with!)
rota PICNtc‘PLATE
Mm 1A1. bECAUSI:
'iTé' BOVANCVV AND
LACK OF PIT“ M
3’
a: WS RSILIENCEL'
CAP” STUBBS"
m5 TFHNGS $5.50
my
\NIT‘H
we; Niel-iv
. Han-“HHS HE'S TH‘
.1”: WisHERé‘
gTIFFI HE'S A OLE. CR‘I-
BABV ‘FfiAln‘l—CAT—
TR‘ 3‘6-
OH
AHEAD AN' TAKE
Hts 'PAR
SURE.
1N RM’RI'H RU
— WHew. . SOME.
HAD. '
“DAY i'VE
EA.“ T
TIRED
EEWWW r __
WHAT 5
DAD ? you LOOK
THE. MATTER
OUT ‘.
OH' THE. BOOKS AT
”Fla 5
STORE won'r BA LANCE?
('
is
or
Robert A. Benedict
Jewelry and Gilt Shoppe
22 WALL STREET
. BILLYWHURJ
BY FQANCES TQEGO MONTCOM
11111 little Cupid, walked uround
11111 l'iillliilill, :~'(~r;ll(‘l1(‘d his 110m) and
tnumlllml to himself. "Till: fountain
is Il'.‘\\'iiCili‘tI! That is what it is, null
I am going it) got back on my 90:1!
again iirlnru I. too. am bewitchcd!"
And he walked out of the park as
fast :13 he could go, ncvor (Firing to
The. P’tii('(‘lllfln 12ml
hints-:1! out on lilo
u. little 11:111.
110 was about to drop off in six-op
—--or find he boon {islnop and dream-
ing, or was 110 lll‘i.£lllllng still, for
the big white goal. in the fountain
llad llumwd its l‘nnl‘lilu our? Mo was
«if
11ml sir. tlrll r-l
lliil‘k lumen {01"
ALEXANDEP’S
February Furniture Sale
NOW ON
THE RE
lune
Samuel Alexander
FINE FHRNITURE
&
sure it 11:141. for 111,- was looking: turn and look back.
straight at its hmui “ hrn it till} it llilly and Nannie wcro awakened 50 So. Main St. Phone 3‘60
Yes, he wus right; It was \volithi: the next morning by the cries of ten
that our again. This limo: lit: «in: up lilllv m‘gro hots dancing around the
straight and start-ll. but the rar— aii-i bushes UIIiICI' which they were sleep- ' ‘
FOLKS coME' To .131
BECAUSE mew mew
about our popularity.
“or-k. properly priced—a smiling l
plumbing service that is done on
by courteous plumbers——
that's why we're gladly greeted.
The NASH. RAYMOND
DEAN CO.
2 Flu Kill Road
v
MWE-LL CAN T YOU 5 ‘2‘
SOME. NEW BOOKS 7 J
OLDSMOBILE
SIX
Come in to See The New
Delivered $847.00
at
snrwn-i: mm 51.1. CARS
arm-2550mm
‘AARON KOHN
9 Railroad Avenue.
v
is nothing my slerious
Good
vnNNmuuxwi
FEED STORE
"mm-mons- 150nm!
urns»
WI. M. Betta. Pun
Eton-2610
\
not 111(ch cumin, and he «lvl‘ilel it
was the spray or vqnlrr falling oi'l
that-or that mmlc it look on if It had
ilappul. Ami hp Sl,‘flil‘ll himself on
the aunt 111111 fill all into another
doze and was soon snoring.
"Now is our lililv, Nunliic.”
Billy. "to jump out and run."
‘ So out liil‘y tmumlml and wander-
ed off down the street until thew
at 111;; yard with lots of
trees and shrubs dotting it. and nice
green grnss. 'l'lir-y lurnml in here and
wont to sleep undrr tho limbs of our:
ing. At, first Nannie was dreadfully
t'rlghivnod for she thought 'romm.
their color and yup—labs that the)
Wore Indians that had 'come Lo kill
thorn. lint when she got her t-yes
opened wider, she saw a. bunch ot
the most forlorn looking boys she
had ever seen. The Whole crowd did
not have on enough clothes to make
one full suit. If a’ boy had a pair or
trousers, he would have no "cat and
probably no shirt. If he wore a. shirt
he had only a couple of big patches
to lake the place of pants, or else the
pants belonged to father or elder
brother and were miles too big and
always falling off, being held on by
a string in place 0! suspenders. As
for huts. one had a. brim and no
crown, another had a crown and no
brim, but most of them had no hats
at oil.
(To-morrow Billy and Nianie
have a. chance to do a good turn for
these boys).
said
They wrm just
night. when the
51:11 it‘ll
pniim-riizin
for the
nwoko,
min, then l‘lihbt‘d his ycs again ind
.water out 0' a big slit-ll in place of
the two goals. Ht- got up, won: rlosv
to tho fountain stared at tho figure
Freight bondings.
"Provided freight traffic during.
”The much desired stabilization oi
!
If you are a little pressed for money
we willv promptly advance you on
your home furniture any amount up
to $300 with a guarantee of strict.
privacy and sclhmpecling terns.
Room 203. Rogers '8: Stevens mac.
Phone .3332
"Beneficial m '
loans/.7
LET US HELP
Coll, write or phone.
Beneficial Loan Socioty
firm“
February settles around the 900. 000
car level and provided the railroads
level throughout the year nppeurs to
are able to maintain an excess of
to” sight. according to railroad
locomotives there will be no cons
tion and there is certainly no can
for apprehension, acéording to tailL
road executives. who express keen
satisfaction at the manner in which
loadings are picking up in the midst
of what is ordinarily the duties: por-
iod of the year. Stabilization of the
now of freight tunic throughout ,
the year will remove, it is believed.
the strain which Inevitably the roan
are forced to bear during the height
of the crop harvest."
Couldn’t.“ Signals.
loading at revenue freight for
I: first wool: in February amount-
’ 40 about 937, 000 cars. This. ac-
u" to officials, marks the real-
. 113.. of million car Weeks in the
’ lutnre, almost a month ahead
(honor-mm time.
At‘tho same time the surplus or
“about. in good order is natur-
opplns rapidly. the report for
fun! January showing a total
152,303 cars. a decrease of
the total on January 22
MAIN CLOTHING_
‘ STORE
its. as
so. Konwsnx. com.
v». armsrmsm .‘
mam
_——-—g‘b—h—-~-“ifiv
rim-nor immmms
' 69c
My below the 312,000
dad at he start at
m
(Pearson’s Weekly.)
Tommy—~"Hy brother mods ugly
”t” out” time a car short- .
focus at .you renterday, ind
to make its «open--
you ,, y‘ 1
didn’t can um to Mt. You
1.2.3.“.- 1 my -»
—;
WALL PAPER
EVERY ROOM
EVERY HOUSE
5c,10c, 15c, 20c, 25c
Nothing over 25¢ per roll
Boyd Wall Paper
‘30 Main St.
136 WASHIRaimox MT 113':
for
in
.at
mi: Hummus
Sold and Installed
The
POLLEY
Refrigerating and Supply 00.
Represen in;
The Remington Hachine Go.
Wilmington, Delaware
Aunts For
Remington Compressors
Senior: on All Makes.
Franklin so South Norwnlk
Phone 1057
922 l-TON FORD SIMIIRBAN
“1"! three
one "ring In the country.
1923 mm TOURING
A real good on for my little
~ money.
Time payments arr-nun to suite
P. J. D] PIETRO
/ Flint. Dealer
41‘ West Ave. Nomak‘Conn.
p“:
Rialto Clothes Shop
' (Inuktitut-n
Every Day Is Somebody's
Birthday
.Btop in and look over our u-
sortmont. or
GREETING CARDS
The Hamilton- Shop
' omit Strut
'luan-t
o
extra leather sent;
This will make a fine car for any-
The Busy Men’s Shop
Tcatlle Store
Special This Week
(an. Navy and grey.
$1.59 ‘”
PhlnCrcpe
$1.39 m
136 Washington Street.
South Nos-walk.
t
i
1‘
Branded Silk Crepe: in brown, 1
EEE MOORE
Fm-
fidencs.”
Says Hr. Foresight
m8 EXAMINED
Proscriptions Filled
WILLIAM J. MOORE
. i—ormmmsr.
155 Wartime-i St.
Kaela-Bldg.
SEE BETTER
"Our perfect knowledge of optometry
enablés us to act as eye authorities
in whom you can have perfect con-
«m1 PLATES
I do “him attractions. no
matter no: clinical". by Nap—a
man. I tho do both fixed um
A,
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out
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Store hours 3_ g, a
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sharia maximum. mg. '
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m
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102 Wuhington sweet
"M 33.99 Hours: 945 P M.
1 South m Conn.
Louis D. Mattern
mm 3mm
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‘ {AYES BWDRNEY
flu-"e Bum- as
ESTABLISHED l w.
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gold In‘ ~‘» .. S'i 3011 PM"
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Not A Bland
man the perfect W‘
complexion. Pct-runmtu‘
skin tmublasmeflm '
Reduces unnatural coil-t ‘
ems)" skim. ‘ M
0 Send I5c. form.“ .
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Go'draud's
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Motor Transpo 7
Company
1 Long Distance
Daily Semce Be‘ '
New York and N ;
PADDED VANS. ‘
FURNITURE H0 ’
_——-—"—
N. r. OFFICE 7’
26 Concord St~ Pill“ 1.
South NormIt
201 w. 20:11 St. “" '
131 0131:?
REAL ESTA ’
INSURANCE
4 sou in “All: 3
sovm 3'01le 7
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