MONDAY.
, N. Y,
(880 Meters)
war,
, . 1 tin. signnls.
10245 p. m.-Weather report.
lgoo p. ni.—Produco and no
at quotations: news buictins.
It“ p. m.—Reviow ot
. Elmer Q. Oliphnut.
' WHO, Washington. D. C.
(no Hem)
. 0:00 p. m. — Fuhion Develo
, boat- or the Moment.
’ 8:10 p. m.-—Song Recital.
8:25 p. m.-—Current Topics.
8:35 p. m.——Piano Recital.
3:50 p. rim—Song Recital.
coo p. m.—Travel 'l'nlk.
5:15 p.
huonal Code.
i”. by my Albion.
’ WEI. Manon] Hillside, Moss.
(300 Meters.)
13:00 Noon-Music.
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A .
not, Forecast.
13:45 :1. m.——Closing Report
fro rs' Produce Market: Report.
I: 0 p. TIL—Closing Stock Mark
Reports: Agriograms; Live
6:00 p. m.—-"Just Boy."
6:15 p. [Tho-470'“! Pnctlce.
6:05 p. m.—-—P-o:zlon Police chor
WEAR New York City.
(492 .‘lru-rs.)
4:00 p. UL—IEOSJ I‘owcll. Contra
Thornton l-‘isiw r.
7:40 p. 1:1.‘l‘lnnrn Orchcsirn. ”
8:1.» p.v:1.-—"Tl1t' Importation v
Bllsincsn lultci's NO. 4
‘ ." ivy Itcnro
(r. .U. Durant.
8:35 p. 11‘. ——('oncv‘rt by the Assm
Claim}: Him L‘lum of Amrrira.
, “UR, \‘vuark. N. J.
4 "L'- .‘I(‘I(‘r‘.)
31:35 I. m.-U. B. Nam Observa-
13:80 p. m.—Stock morbct ro-
“um p. m.—Produco Market re-
1210 p. m.—-Music and household
week’s
ram—Instruction in Inter-
“ p. m.—Stories for Children
12140 p. m.-—.\'ew England Wcs~
on
Stock
Nurkct Rrports: Wool Market New
(320 Motors)
‘0' 9:45 a. m.——L':iiun Lin: Stock Mar
1' 4:15 p. m.—Joscph M. “'hitc. kc: reports. '
onor ..
' llza a. inn—Arlington iim- si —
t 4:30 p. m.—Hosa Powell, Contral- nals a I s
o. '
12:00 M.——\‘Vcather forecast. Unit-
4: ' . .— '
Tenn?" p m Joseph M“ “bite. ed States Bureau of Market reports.
-.‘ ‘ . 6:15 p. m.——Dinncr concert.
".00 p. m.—I“rmzram {or “omen. -... -
7mg p. m. .. I‘vrsonal Interview 1.00 p. in.—Cliildrcns Period.
betwoon llichnrd Dix and Miss Nan-
ette Kutimr. 5;“0 p. m.—-—Iladw Girl Scout
7"" R m- ~ Margaret McCam- 31‘1”“-
bridge. soprano. 8:15 p. m.—l-‘c:1turc.
7:15 p. Ill.—“Sl.\ly Years “'ifh 3:30 p. m.—t.'onc».rt by Little Sym
Girlo—fil'hn Low-Host of All God's i phony Orchestra.
Croniions" by Edward F. Bigclow.
7:30 p. iu.—l)ziily Sport Talk lg.-
Horace B. Milleron.
10:00 p. m:—-Jimmy Clark pre-
sents "The “'hite “'ny Entertainers.”
w”. New York City
‘ (455 Meters) ‘
2:00 p. m.——New York City Board
of Education Pro .
3:00 p. m.—Piano duets by Marie
Thomas and Helen Bethman Sut-
ton.
3:30 p. m.—Wllard Parker. "Egg.
on u n. Humorist".
3:45 p. m.—L. Wolfe
Popular Songs.
‘_ 4:00 p. m.—Fashion developments
of the minute.
{:05 p. m.—-Thomns Sheridan,
"‘Vorks of Edgar Allen Poe".
4:30 p. m.-—Tea. concert.
5:30 p. m.—Closing reports 0! the
New York State Department of
Farm and Markets: Farm and
Home reports: closing quotations oi
the New York Stock Exchange; for.
sign exchange quotations: National
Industrial Conference Board report
Evening Post News.
6:00 p. m.-——-"Public Affairs of 'ho
City of New York" by Professor Ru-
{us D. Smith.
m.—"’1‘he
ck
p-
Story Book
7:30 p. m.—Frsnk Dole. "Dogs--
French Bull Dogs."
7:45 p. m.—Jcnn Inglis. soprano.
3:00 p. m.—The Outlook ulterary
Minutes.
8:15 p. m._—Joan Englls. soprano.
8:30 p. m.—Estcy Organ Recital.
9:30 p. m.—Dinncr oi the Japan
Society.
10:30 p. m.~—Danco program.
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FUNNY STORES!
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1:45 p. m,-—-.\iarkct reports.
9:55 p. m.—.\rlington lime signals
: “Inih-‘r l‘orccast.
’ KYW Chicago, 111111015
(.536 Meters)
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meat (f the financial and commer-
cial nldllifilfi. (This S’:I‘\IL'C is lroad-
:(ust tu'r)‘ m2: hour during ti."
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You KNOW WHAT i
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‘ Edward "WW”. l'ldmrt. I final markvt and sport auummry.
310”. it m.—~H'rlruvir~ I.:l“'l‘t‘|:!", 6:39 p. in.—l_‘iii:lli‘cr.’s trailifiio
and L’ullrl'r‘ Lillie, in lwrict tnllw story.
, Uganf(rflin;x ‘ M .- “Bl spriugnom. Maxi.
12”,.“ ("1. .1. 1.11.0 s..cctions b; (:13: )It‘l‘Ts)
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Plalz I“: slur, soprano, ' ‘ . :;l;:;‘(:‘ ;.:£)I;.r:s ICPUI'.S. .prxng.i...l
Ditto! , P. n“ Mus-1L “ hm) lo“ 6:110 p. in.—Dinncr concert ry ”1!:
3,1,0 1. “1%,. . A. ’ .1 “'HZ 'i'i‘io.
3, turns." Ivy .1h“;\‘il(‘r‘l:dll31:52:21.1;If “3- 7:00 l'~ m‘_Tms “101‘: in History.
.1: 3:15 p. m.——Ilr:cital by Ruth Dale mm .m” from ”“3 summ‘“ '“‘
>. lOprtmo. ' dustrizil Lionlcrcncc Board. Humor-
.1 8:30 p. “1'“,me Bill Steinke." ous program. Ncw books.
7‘ 5:“ p. m ~llnracc E. )lillm‘n 1:30 p. 111.—l;cdtimc story {or the.
‘ baritonv. ' ' ki-lvlics. -
l 9:05 l». 1n.-\\111mm A. Johnston 72"" p. m‘”COnC"” by the “.“Z.
5 Wm mm“. a. tail; on "Motion I‘ic- Trio; and Mauricc l). “'ullcn. tenant
‘ tum Stars and fiillllrlt‘fiil' 8:30 p. nl.—.FIOF,\' {or Gr0“ll-Uf;bl
‘p 9.2:, p. l11.—~I‘.n:llnl by Ruth Dale, by Urison 5- Nara-n.
. ”PF-"l"- 9:55 p. n1.—-Ariingron time 51;.
‘ 1'21" p 111.“ lfnritnnc solos by n:1'-s.
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old HCSYO approaching through thcit;ltl litigx'o [holiflitlsmlnf txrf‘if'S-inrlni
' 'OHC 1:, "105 i't" 3' HS ‘« t . 5'
dark-nus carrying a. lantern. IlC callcd out. "31:135.; Harry. J
1 ‘Iil suali sit dnt sassy rooster "Cb". come to 3".“ no €11“.ka
to-nighl. {or I Sft'n “liar him go 'chd I didn't. I just came to soc
‘0 1'0053 WHY '113 (“UNIV-u 31“ “‘43 it tint contrary white rooster gnnc
mumbling to Illnisf'lf. "ins am dc to sleep on his perch and not on
_ tird lime I'iu-ll’ltd to kott‘h hi'n. lit.- {ioor whcrc dc rats and wcuscls
,; But him hum; horn too almighty kin kotch him. 'Kasu I knonud you
*‘ smart (or mo in im; old age. llim want a chicken dinnah nux' Sunday
havé roosic-l high up in a. tree wlun dc preacher am a-coniin' to
'stcad of gwmo in do chicken houw. dinnuh. An' I done got out my nice
'00th him knuwwl I “as
cl' an]
, .jcarr’i i-limh no irws no more to Fit
’_ him. But to-night him followud
dot nice. lat pulltt inside wharcber
‘lhO leads. ebcn l: him may sit his
:1 ’ wrung for iollwln'. I out on
the Woodpllc and matched dcm chick-
You Money
KEELER’S
Washington SL. 80. Norwnlk
SHOES
The Store that Saves
PIGGLY WIGGLY
1-. _ mm _....
i 12 MAIN STREET
NORWALX.
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DR. THEODORA
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The
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SILK HOSIERY
The New Spring Shades Are At-
tractix c.
59c, 95c and $1.95
“’ondcrt’ul Talucs at
N.‘E. RYAN Co.
\"ashingtm Street.
1 Washing!“ 81. Phone wax
Natureopathic Physician
ELECTRICAL ntm'rui-zms
or an. nuns.
ELECTRIC LIGHT HATES AM: .
SEIUWERS. ‘
MASSAGE—SPINAL
TREATMENTS.
Natal-commie Treatments Cnrc
for All m. Except Cum-gloa-
Disc-om.
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\\.1rn1 IICCI to come doxxn hunt: and
see if dcm {owls
'Llccd I did, Marisa.
“3r all
Hurry:
right.
Such
tilingl"
Not seeing his master's {ace peer"-
ing at him through the window he
stopped talking and packed out.
one so to roost, and I know what
obcry lat pullct and old hon am a
lieepin' dis hcali minute."
{not then Billy sneezed and quick-
): Qut out his light.
All was still l'orvsome time. The.)
, the old larkey struck a match and
” gin-sq’uny peered around trom bo-
IM‘ strawstack behind which he
"laid. Seeing no one, he Baud:
v -er match and relit his lantern
pg. with cautious steps and eyes
. in every direction. he ap-
ed the chicken house mn-
Ind began to clamber in.
it was a hard task. for he
at“! nnd the window was high
the ground.
“noticing this, Billy thought he
give him a. boost. so he quiet-
”lkod up behind him and gave
M Devlin. old Giant our now
the dual role of scout and
t couch with the ing
ho.- picked up I. pretty
‘nowlodgo oi! weather nod
“f A conditions during his quar-
tury on tho dhmond in vari-
«ties. The first do! the
mind worked out in their
_ Mun-g bullynrd I mean
won whim: serous the dia-
‘ “A. little cool for working
" mid one o! the players.
' hu't cool." come buck Dev,
Mammal-0‘s up nround 08
‘ The wind tools you. You'll
in» born m was no I
swat." Dunn's rennin nous-
Ono or two of the an:
old I. Pots tolk— look-
A mm-rfisgtgndmé
to bo—Junt whnt Dev-
n-i
law that upholstered churn nfixstn‘t
get uncomfortable until the tapestry
wears ragged.
astro
"Dont..ludgo me until all the bets
{to brought out.”
fimrmrr‘ *' Tia: in” KT 'iohTETZ-z?
Seeing no out. not even Billy, as
he had run around the chickrn
house the old darkey cdrcfully step-
ped over to where the long coveted
white rooster and pullct were percu-
cd side by side. heads tucked under
their wings. And before they had
time to even set their heads out
from under their wings they found
themselves flopping around in the
bag the old darkey had thrust them
into to carry them away. They went»
too surprised oven to squnwk. and
CLIFFORD
SHOE STORE
l'pvto-Dntc Footwear
S. Green. Prop.
(Formerly with Max. Levy)
Show {or the Whole Family
Moderntely Priced
58 So. Main St.
So. Norwnlk.
\
ho was just going to try to gel. out
3
through the window, having (mind
I. than coming towards the coop m
the dim light for it was now break
of day. He moved back from the
window nnd crouched in I corner.
Textile Store
(A big surprise is in store for this
man in til: next story.)
the workout ended.
0 O C
Connie Mack says the Athletics
will finish second and that the
Yankees will hove l. battle on their
hands to keep the Mackmen out of
Spin]: ALL WOOL FLANNEL in
check: or plain,
yard .JocooolucuccO‘
“Jock ALL WOOL
CREPE. nil colors. yd.
$2.10.
$1.98
A
first place. Whereupon six hull
clubs and ponibly seven. tremble in
their boots.
IISISI' UPON FOLEY'S,
Sold by tho Balloon-Powell Corp.
WE ARE AGENTS FOB
There seems to be an unwritten
"W’hat do the stars say?" asks tn
ger. Well, they usually my.
man killed ”in wind betorc
state and may be changed into din-
m
on "10 consumes
ondn by exerting comment pressure
w-
Another m
Frenchmoutot-ngtophtm‘ Mr
ammommmu-
the
go nomina- m
comm nouwux. con.
no.1 _ ' Plane II:
bandit: the taco-dimly
WWW) mane.
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lino George Mathew: and Mrs.
Alfred Sweeney of Weltport avenue
gre mm in Bridgman-y.
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Come in to See the New
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aRailroad Avenue.
Gouraud‘s
ntal Cream
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“If-I thought it wouid work...
Well, you don’t have to woo-
: der about what a De Forest
i Radiophonc will do in your
home. Just tcii 1:5 when»
, ICE MACHINES
l Sold and installed
. The
3 POLLEY
i Refrigerating and Supply Co._
, Reprmnling
g . The Remington Machine Co.
of -
j Wilmington, Delaware
. Agents For
1 Remington Compressor:
: Sen-ice on All ill-ha.
nuklin'St. ‘ South Norwalk
Phone 1037
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The Busy Men’s Shop
Rialto Clothes Shop 1
153 Wuhington Street
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to tho .
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING co. '
1810 North Am
Between on: and Outer ltd.
BRIDGBPOR'I. con.
thnnmmnm
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REPAIRING AND ovmnnuugo
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AUTOMOBILE co.
34 West Ayem, Hot-walk
SERVICE 51:41be PROM: 1881
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013981.100 mire
Roofing and Sheet» Metal
Work
We offer the publicss years'
experience in - cornices. sky-
lights. metal ceilings. copper
store fronts. general sheet metal
work. Slag. slate and Sunset
shingle rooting. »
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GIVE US A TRIAL.
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mun W. DAWSON, Jr.
nacui‘rzoi" ‘_
u no. Intact. Telephone m
sour" nonwALx. com'
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us submit so
schemes and co
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me
will be valued.
Automobile Painter
Avenue, Glenbrook ‘
Film 167“
Conn.
data. on color
Sta. Your in-
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SEE MOQRE
,SEE BETTER
For
"Our perfect knowledge of optometry
enables us to act as eye authorities
in whom you can have perfect con-
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Prescfiptio‘ns Filled
WILLIAM J. MOORE _
momma-1mm.
. 3:03 PRINTING .
3 all, invite in a few fries-dad
ind with no obligation on your
part. we’ll give 32-11 a radh
mnccrt on indoor Eucp tron
half the United We
wouldn’t stay in business 100‘
on this offer unlcs: .9; Forest
Radiophones alwa: : good
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Distributor Aim! {of
The New at ks'
Electric L
9-11 No. Main St. So. Normfl
Phone ‘3975
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HER‘SHFIELD'
Motor Transnartatiotl
Company
Long Distance Trucking
Daily Service Between
.New York and Norwalk
mono VANS F03"
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N. Y 291
26 Concord St. Plume
_ South Norwalk
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8053
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m1. ESTATE and
INSURANCE
4 souru MAIN STREET
mm SOR\‘IAI.K
PHONE 9”
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South 5.0m“
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