W42. N. l’. City, (455 Meters),
3:00 p. m.-—-New York City Board
f‘Educatlon Program. ’
m.—-Atternoon Auditorium
m.—-Harpcr’s Bazaar
4:15 p. m.-—-“Right Habits or
‘ ding" by Professor Howard R.
3s.
= 4:45 p. m.—Grace Farrar soprano.
5:00 p. m.—Dorothy Ethel \Valsli.
he Home Beautiful."
. 6:15 p. m.—Grace
wane.
; 5:30 p. m.-—Closing reports or the
New Iork State Department or
‘Rsrms and Markets; Farm and
. acme reports; closing quotations 0!
V the New York Stock Exchange; for-
m exchange quotations: EVcning
Bast News.
7:00 p. m.—Janflcson Marshall.
”The Characteristics of a. Business
Executiw.” \
7:15 p. m.—Suppcr, music.
8:15 p. ln.——Conecrt by the Amer-
Icnn Otchcstral Society.
4: 9:45 5p. m.——.\tiigall
, ' Do rano. .
I :‘59. m.—-'l‘imc signals and yea-
‘. or “recast.
,» £0330 p. m.——l)anco program.
‘ “an; a. 1'. City, (to; Meters.)
0 7:45 p. ni.—lmpcrsonntlons
Min: Ht-Nnnricv Mcrrltord.
~S:lfi p. m.——t'lur:i l)u\'al. soprano.
@530 1-. m.—~.\ rc\i1:w 0! plays by
Dentin, lJi'ninnl‘d.
8:45 p. in.——t‘l.ir;t liu Val soprano.
30:00 )i, Iu,—>L'nnt"l*i't.
1";00 ’p. Iii.——l1!l:<\\'orth B. Morss.
bul’liull"; llcriu rt. ll. ltcctor. tenor.
Farrar, so-
'J'Jl ‘r
E. ilenator,
by
”fr" \vnc. \\ lbhington. n. C.,
" ‘ (40H) Mum's)
. 5:15 p. i:i.——lnr-trnction in inter-
‘ national Code.
i?" 6.50 p. Ill.---\'t<)l‘l"5 for Chdrircn
.. by 1" any Albion.
721:. p. m.--.\ talk on Public.
. ”if-lilh lry Senator lloyul Copeland.
. 8:00 ll. nI.—-'l‘hirll't-ntlt Psalm by
3 Month itiHUllli sung iv,» the choir from
" ‘ Emmy .\l. 1'}. Chlirt‘ll South.
F 8:!" ll. m.-~.\ tmlk on lmniigru‘
" (ion liy lb prosoninluc John 1.. Callie
ot om...
8:30 p. m.—~Song Recital by Mrs.
‘- .1; Chill; \\'il(y. mezzo-soprano.
.,:.
r.
i
8%; p. m.———l'1nno llccital 33' Mrs.
John 1.. Cubic.
9:00 ii. in.———“The Political Situa-
tion in “flushington Today" by Major
li‘rcdtriv: \\ illinm Wile.
4* 9:10 p. m.—-.\insic:il trio.
95‘... p. m.»'llu; linvlio Show it)
1 Fred ininoln.
i 9:53 p. m.-—-’1'imo Signals and
“’rnlh. r l£t~p0rts.
10:”0 1v. m.-li.tnco Program.
hl)K,\, linst Pittsburgh, l'a.,
:. (12:0 )lr-ts'rs.)
~ 9:45 a. Jn.——l'nion Lin: Stock
Marlo-t. lU-purts.
1115:. n. m.——-.\rlington lime. sig-
mils.
12:00 .\l.~——\\'v.ithrr rorecAst. Unit-
_ pd. States llurznn (If Murkl-tvllcports.
'1 13:1H p. in.-——Hr::rvn i‘t‘t'lldl 1‘)
- Hanan] 1r. won.
,. 33:15 1». m.-- l‘lllll‘ r r-uncrrt t_\‘ the
’ Gr‘mur :‘3illlrllt'lly Hrt‘lwstrn.
f 7:17;, p. in.——.\vl«lrvss.
7:00 1|. m.—~l"~uiurc.
:45 p. m.———I\'nlional Stockman
uh}! b‘urmrr Alzirlut livports,
8:00 )1, ULA'llillll‘) tiirl Scout
Molding.
Mi?» p. "L—l-anluro.
8:110 1.. lll.—-—Ctmt'r'rt fiy Herbert
modem, \iolin; lx‘alhryii Raynton.
mile: Nam-y Fuel. piano.
0:55 p m.——.\rlinctnn time eig-
hfils. \‘i-Jiiifrturtt'nsl.
11:30 p. iii—t.'ivlicl‘l‘l by ill"
Queen City L)“ llwrlru.
. RY“, (‘hivugm lilinob,
. .. (.3301 Motors.)
- 9:30 a. m.——-l.:rlr: nous and com-
ment. or the financial and commer-
m1 Illiil‘k' in. (Thin sunk-o is broad—
- Thornton Fisher.
6:50 p. m.—-Chiidren’s bedtime
story. ' .
7:00 p. m.--Dinner Concert.
8:00 p. m.——Special program.
8:20 p. m.-—Program furnished
by the American Farm Bureau Fed-
oration.
8:45 p. m.—Lecture on the instru-
ments of the orchestra given by
Morgan L. Eastman.
“112, Springfield, Mass.I
(337 Meters.)
11:55 a. m.—Arlington time sig-
nals: weather reports: Boston and
Springfield market reports.
7:00 p. m.—-"The Art of Invest-
ment" by Donald McCiench.
7:30 p. m.——Bcdtimc story for the
kiddies.
7:40 p. m.——Concert by Grace M.
Adams, pianist; Ethel Noble, pian-
ist. '
8:26 p. m.——Story for Grownups.
by Orison S. Marden.
9:55 p. m.—Arllngton time sig-
nals.
“'GY, Schenectady, N. 3..
(380 Dion-fl.)
12:30 p. m.-—Stock markvt re.
port -
12:40 p. tn.—1’roducc inurkut re-
port.
12:45 1). m.—Weaihcr report.
3:00 p. XXL—Music and address.
6:00 p. m.—I’roduco and stock
market quotations: newe bulletins. .
6:30 p. m.—i)innrr music.
7:45 p. m.—l\iinstrcl progrhm, re-
turn engagement. ivy rruucst. Ucor~
gin. Minstrrl 1503's..
“iii, Muli'ord Hillside, 51355.,
(360 Meters.)
2:00 Noon—Music.
2:240 p. m.—-Ncw England “'42:;-
thvtr Forecast. -
12:45 p._m.—Closing Report on
Farmers i‘roducc Mnrkt't itcport.
320" p. m.-—-l.)cscripti\c Musicale.
3:45 p. m.~—"'i‘ut~:~:duy Tech Talk"
by J’avid Mctlrvgor Cheney.
5:30 p. m.—Closmg stock market
rr-ports: \VerlUy review or condition
in the Iron and Steel Industry.
6:15 p. m.—lloston Police reports.
7:00 p. In. “Africa. from Cape
'l‘uun in the Congo" as sot-n lry A. :5.
Mint. 2. \Vm-kly lumintss lit-port.
3. L‘Odrnan (.ilcv‘ Club Concert.
\\'li.\l". New York City,
(402 Nehru.)
11:00 .1. Ins—Joel Coilv)’. pianist.
11:10 :i. ln.——”.\l<~.\i:‘o” .i. t.Ilk by
Liv-lit. \\'. Nephew King.
11:23» n. m.~ lliflllh 'l':lll..
11:40 .l, lll whit-inn l'n Lira fore-
I,.‘i:,l_ li)’ .\t]’ iv l'. \\ \_"“l-il'l. l'.l.‘-.t]"lll
of “1': Nation-ii Motion .’icturo
oi Hi" National Motion i‘ugturc
imaguo.
11:50 a. lll.-—CUliSOiid.lll’-,'. murky:
and “'euthcr Reports.
4:00 p. in.——-l.):mce music.
0:00 p. m.—t'liil«lrcn‘s iionr l‘io-
gram.
7:130 p. m.——l)uily Sport Tail; by
724:) p,
Minstrt-l.
.8230 p. m.——“l‘lrool\lyn Daily
liaalv “Remy J)Igr-st" liy Mr. ll. \'.
ix’altfnborn. ’
0:00 p. m.——Mabci ijmptie, Mezzo
Soprano. '
ins—"Es eready But tcry"
0:10 p. m.——"’l‘he American Ci“-
zon and ills Railroads and “\\'hat
Are the llnilronds doing with their
mom .x," lny ltnlmrt l'inkcrd.
92:0 p. m.-——.\i.ilit-i iimpic. Mezzo
Soprano.
9:30 p. m.—"Columbia Record-
crs."
9:45 p. m.-—1\Iusic by Gypsy String
l'lnsv-mble.
“'UR. Scunrk, N. J., (105 Dieters.)
21110 p. m.—l‘.ccitnl lty liming do
[.3011 Livonnrd. soprano.
2:45 p. m.—Sclccted readings by
Mildred \V’plch. .
3:00 p. m.—M. -Manrlcc de Fer-
undy. Socinstzlirc and Vivc-Denn of
the Conicdic-Francaisc, in “Training
III-St ctrry thil‘ hour during the \3. Inspiration (in French)"
lwrnlyd'mu'.) 3:30 p. m.—-ltceitnl by Emma. de
10:30 a. m.—lt‘arm and Home Lyon Leonard.
when. 3:45 p. m.—Selccted readings by
11137, n. In.-—~Tal.lo talk by Mrs. Mildred \Velch.
gum. J, l'r:nr.~-un. 6:15 p. m.—-.\insic while you dine.
3:35 in. inn—Sindhi program. 6:30 p. m,-—Man in the moon stor-
"tizzio p. m.-~».\'g~\\.<. financial and its for the children.
Inul lillil’kf‘l. 7:00 p. m.-—Music while you dine.
._vi
DY FQANCES TQEGO
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' 0:);
4:116 cliicktn
(tightened. “as
accrue: Watt-hint:
flfirds the coop.
i, Presently a lace appeared in the
‘vlv'i‘nadw. and in ”to dim light he
J'aé'ognim:d his beloved eon. Bo-
."foi‘é'ho could l‘Ct‘OVt'l‘ from his her-
Kraft-"5t discovering that his son,
rw’iiom he had :lludya thought so
.mood. was a chicken thief, the
'ngcr mun lay sprawling arm‘s?
tiller. very much
crouching in the
the man coming
”Oh, Mussel llnrry, I didn't come
- steal no chickens! I didn't.
_-nh! I jus' come to see it the
melt kotched uny chickens in
e niglt. 'dced 1 did!"
You see, Billy had slipped up be-
’ ..him and ghcn him I. butt
N is]: the \\ inflow. just as ho had
l.’ 'hiher.
J when to the young darkey's dis-
, :1. u my ol' light struck him full
‘_ “6 face and a deep voice said:
Wren lyin' niggnli! You knowed
‘como to steal dcm chickens!
on and repent. or I'll break
"r ‘ bone in younh pluck body
”first you into the ilery turnaeci"
. 'ilght disappeared. and the
ed boy tell on his taco on the
.ot the chicken house and
.H .5 . to pray (or morcy. for he
.W'M- the ray oi! light came
". from the Lord. He kept
, “Lord. had mercy on me,
yto‘gib dis misahabio slnnah
4... 'dis once. and I’ll ncber. no
. 4:.) ' steal anudder chicken long
Mb! 'Deedl won't!" '
‘ light stain shone on his face,
the same voice. solemnly re-
and sin no 1210'. Touch sins
W-bon you."
, mum: limbs the boy
out 02. the window and ran
.1: in mouth: the own.
i" ‘r
ILLYWHIJKER'J
Thou thyself must break at last.
Find thy body by the wall!"
MONTGOME RY
not God, was after him.
When histootstcps could be heard
no longer, his father gave a sigh
of relief. and then and there dr'op-
nod to his knees and prayed that
the good Lord would forgive him for
stealing chickens at night andpos-
ing as a good old preacher in the
day time all his life long.
“Dunn Lord." he prayed. "ct you
please done and go andd to’glb mo
jcs’ dis once and not let me. boy
know his ol' dady is a. sinful. de-
ceitful old niggah preacher, I'll go
down on ma. knees to bless you!"
And after praying at long time.
he rose and slowly and painfully
crawled through the window. As he
walked away Billy and Nannie heard
him still: muttering to himself:
" 'Dced I had a. close call! An' the
Lord war mighty good not to let ma
boy fin' out his ol' daddy war a
chicken thief!"
(Billy and Mammie continue their ‘
travels tomorrow.)
The Last “'ord
“Creep into thy narrow bed.
Creep, and let no more be said!
Vain thy onset: all stands fast.
"Let the long contention cease!
Geese are swans, and swans are
geese. .
Let them have it how they will!
Thou art tired. best be still.
“They out;talked thee. hiss'd thee,
tors thee!
Better men tar-ed thus betore thee:
Fired their ringing shot and pass'd,
Hotly charged-4nd sank at last.
"Charge once more, then, and be
dumb! _
Let the victors, when they come,
When the torts at folly fell.
Elena: Pam ,
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Merchants Exhibit
and Style Show
Norwalk and 80. Normal]:
SILK HOSIERY'
The New Spring Shades Are At-
tractive. Wonderful Values at 4
59c, 95c and $1.95
The N. E. RYAN (30!.
86 \Vsshington Street.
CLIFFORD
SHOE ‘ STORE
Up-to-Dste Footwear
S. Green. Prop.
(Formerly with Ms: Levy)
Shoes for the “’hole l‘nnlily
Moderately Priced
as $0. min St. So. Norwnik.
Textile' Store
54-inh ALL WOOL FLANNEL in
checks or plain, $2 10
yard............... I
Et-Inch ALL WOOL
138 Washington Street. .
South Kuwait. .
CREPE, all colors. yd.
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4. u. w . Ii. W. DAVIS
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AT Pmce mm'srglia :_ ,..
If your root leaks—4t .you need
new lenders—whatever calls for
the services of a skillful repair
Representing
man you should kndw that your The Remington Machine Co.
ol'
ti he will ut 'ou in tou l . .
up M p 9 - m Wilmington, Delaware
with a competent workman.
1354.
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Call
. __ 07.-.- __..._..____...___
Franklin St.
101?. MACHINES
Sold and Installed
The
POLLEY
Refrigerating and Supply 00.
Agents For
Remington Compressors
Service on All Makes.
Phone 1057
South Nor-walk
&DEANCO. ' ‘
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Eetween
WRECKING C0.
1310 North Avenue
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
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BRIDGBPOR'I. 0031'.
Phone Barnum 5086-8
12 MAIN STREET Second-Hand Parts Ind TI". to
, Fig Any Make of Car.
nonwux. CONN. Speed R 0 Passenger
Wagons E Oars
ijvasmuwnst. Phone 1032
Naturalist-hie Pl! clan
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DR. THEODORA
' SHREITER
OF ALI: KINDS.
HAYDEN
REPAIRING AND OWIMJNG
PARTS AND soonssomss
AUTOMOBILE. co;
34 West Avenue, Norwalk
SERVICE STATION PHONE 1881
\
was.
humour- (hrs,
Except Cautious
Db“
. vSpecial ,
BAR HARBOR CHAIRS
. $5.75 '
Samuel Alexander
l .Comeinto See the New
OLDSMOBILE SIX V
DELIVERED $894 00
AT . . . ........
Auto Supplies and Repairing
AARON KOHN ,
9 Railroad Avenue.
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. “SAYOIA
Lunch and Restaurant
Is Now Open at,
54 South Main Stf'eet
Our Former Location
We Continue the Hotel and.
Dining Room at 24 Monroe St.
. "Ifl though.t would unrk...‘
' Well. you don’t hex c ‘3 won-
dcr 'about What a D2 Forest
‘Radiophone will do in» your
The Busy Men’s Shop
Rialto ClOthes Shop
153 Washington Street
Opp. Bislto Theatre
home. Just’tell us vs'ncn to
all, invite in afew {I‘lLtldS‘m
3x
schemes
O
Have Your Car diflerent?
us submit some data. on color '
and costs. Your in- ‘
quiry will be valued.~
man- The Automobile‘rainter.
Maple Avenue, Gleam
Phone 1078-4
and with no obligation on your
it“. we’ll give you a radio
Queen on indoor loop bod
half the United States. We
wouldn’t stay in business long
on this ofl‘er unless De Forest
Mophmes always rude good
Have
Roofing and Sheet Metal
Work
We otter the public 35 years"
experience in cornices. sky-
lights. moral ceilings, copper
store fronts. general sheet metal
work. Slag. slate and Sunset
shingle roofing.
No Job '1‘. Small or'l‘oo Large.
. GIVE US A TRIAL.
Shelton Roofing Co.
23 Ann Sn, So. Not-walk Tel. 339
enables its to
fidence."
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sncmrsc-r
so spawn or. Telephone 333.
Win" NORWALK: cons.
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a zoom nsm‘ men.
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“Our perfect'knowledge ot optometry
in whom you can have perfect-eon-
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Prescriptions Filled
WILLIAM J.MOORE ‘
‘ Daily Service Between
wmsrmusr— New York and Norwalk
“we: Bldg. 155 pm St Penna-n VANS FOR
‘ The NorwaiiaS
Electric to.
en lilo. Main St.
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For $0. 1.0.
act as eye afithorities
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Motor. Transportation
5 Company
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