. .1.
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\ Reports.
ports.
tl:i5 p,m.—~Cmin practice.
3;; 6:30 [1.tll.:-l\lv-('tlllg or
,.. ‘DHOTUI‘IR AMRAU (TLUU.
7:00 p.m.-—lioetun Police Reports.
7:30 tum—Si ivctwl vc
.L’harivs L. if. “’ngncr, ltmlio poet.
”Red Cross licallh 'l‘rlilc ivy llcnry
' Copley (lrcrn.
|‘ IVOII. Newark. .V.J., (405 Dieters)
..._ n....-— J... . .4.
u
w Louise l‘lgncr. .. .
. 7:.)0 p. ni.-—l'cature.
. r __ w
by‘x:fl}’:"r'on:”l’:‘;fi for ”1° Children 7:45 p. m.—-Nutionnl Siockman
' X 4 4' i 1
‘ . In M ' .
5‘ 0:30 pun-«Mun in the Moon Stor- 1nd armar nrkct reports
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5“ 7:50 P. M'.——l"rn
u. “ Como 'l‘nxcs." . ,, ,
w .. 3 P. M.~'l‘hn work of the N. Y. “LA, Springfield, Mass”
Julius (8.17 Meters)
‘ 11:55 a. In.-—Ariington time sig-
nuls: wcaihcr reports: Boston and
write"?-
’i
t,
«ed.
"
3““.
“ .WEAP, New York my.
‘ («a Meters)
:00 gnu—Musical progrsm. 3 P- lit—01'3“! recital 1311700 by
_ 1:10 s..m.-—"Going to Meet the 140° Rigs" ’ '
.. n by Leonora Ben-on. 4 P. M.—-Fushion developments or
5111:“ lame—"Your Child's Musical the "mu“-
" by Loyal R. Blaine. .
“41:60 s.m.—Consolidnted Market baritone.
Weather Reports. n
“moo p.m.-Concert by the Glee pra °’
“lb of Rutgers College.
5- t'5210 p.m.—Cnrniils. Miller.
I:
”nation.
lyric
00 p.m.-—Dsily Sport Talk by
rnton Fisher.
g; 1:40 pan—David Brown, pianist.
L. 0:00 p.m.—“
_ The Happiness Boys" x0“, York
~8iuy
Jones and Ernest Hare.
. 0:00 p.m.——Music.
5 0:40 pan—Talk by Msjor A. 1‘.
" mrt.
7 8:00 p.m.-—Music.
, i 8:00 p,m.—B. Fischer snd Corn- Post News.
1'. Dsnce Orchestra.
“10:00 p.m.——-"The Sargent Exhibi-
tion" by Walter L. Clark.
' 10:10 p.m.—Conccrt by the
‘ nrt String Quartetto.
.5 ' 11:10 rum—Helen Bell Rush. ly-
-2le coloratnru. soprano.
'11::5 p.m.-—llcrman Rosen, vio- Wu‘th" “NC-33t-
10 I'. l\i.—"Storics from 0. Henry"
10.15 P. lit—Louis llann, baritone.
Mo-
llnist.
11:40
Ilose. tenor. “
11:55 p.m.-——Hclcn Dell Rush. ly- M'_"mdhaa"“h"°h1‘
I‘lc coloratura soprano.
pin—James McKinley
Paul \Vlntcmnn m d his orchestra.
3‘11”. Mt‘dfnrd "lllsitlt‘, Muss”
. ‘ (:ttttl Motors)
12:00 noon—-I\iusic. v»
' . . . 6:00 p. m.-—-Produce and stack
12:40 .1 .——\cv Ln in V at -
p n ‘ ‘ 8 nd ‘ e h market quotations; news bulletins.
6:30 p. m.—Children's program.
01' Forecast.
12:45 pin—Closing Report
murmurs i'rmluco Market ltc ort.
8:00 p.m.——'l'ulk by Miss Borothy State Department 0‘ Iieaith.
7:45 p. ln.——Gcncr:ll Electric pro-
_ , __ . gram consisting of addresses
. 5.80 pm. Closing Stock Markd John 0. Barry, vice-president of the
General Electric Company, and C.
H. L'volcth. manager of the Schenec-
lllG tmly “'orks; musical numbers
the General lilcctric Band; indies
sc‘xlot, mnlo quartet. and string
quintet made up of General ElOctric
On
H. Goodwin.
Market. Itc-
rscs by Mr.
Musicale. 9:45
...:30 p.lri.—ltccitnl by Harold 'i'aft
, Wright, tenor.
‘ 2:45 pJn.~—"It‘n Not a. Homo 'Till
, It's l’lzlntrwl." hv Lea-tor c. Lorett.
3:00 p.nl.~~lm~;: Kinmph. in tnlk
f entitimi "(,‘iilt
Newspupo-rsi'" -. - __ . _
. 3:30 p.nl.~ltccitnl by Harold Taft DJ.) p- "L Organ Recital 0y Lu
.3 Wright, tvnor.
3:45 p.m.~—i‘i:mo
Th 0
10s for tho ('hiivil'vll.
7:00 p.rn.-v—l'ro;:r;lm by the Tim-
ployers or tlm l'Itlifinn Lamp “'orks.
“'RC. “'nahinntfln. U. (2,
(Hill Nit-lots)
3:00 p.1n.-~l~'.isliion Developments
1..-...“ the Moment.
-~ ‘ 8:10 pan‘mu: Recital by Arthur
. McCormick. lmritnnc.
3:25 p.rli.-—L'urrvnt Topics.
p.m.——-l'i:lno
Ethel Grunt.-
3:.'.0 lv.ln.—~—~Tlm Magazine of YVall
3:35 by:
*‘l 4:00 p,m.-—S‘ong Recital.
' 5:15 p.rll.—-'l‘inm Signals and “Wm.
_ . the! i"01v(.'ls_li!,
#1 6:00 [MUL—‘WSIOTIPS and S‘
.Cllildrcn iw l'cw
’Frnncvs Glenn.
' "‘ \VJY. New York (‘ily (10
v--« - 7:80 1'. M.»l::lipll
on. for
K): Albion and Mary
5 Meters) 6:50
Jlariwr,
nk Shovitt.
'lsal‘mi1i5', by the Honorable
' 8:15 1". M.-—V
bhal Hoffman.
, 10 1'.
n 'by Chnril
10:30 1’.
popular program.
iolin recital by Mi-
M.~—l\lusicnl Glass Concert
“3171. New York City.
(4.15 Meters)
__, 12:10 A. M.‘i~‘ridny Noon Hour
at lilunic.
‘ 1 P. M.~—T.unc
hnon concert by the
Botol 4\mi’lass ‘
, 'W "
' NCSE YDEGO MONTGOEMQY
4 Uncle Tom haul Just come to the
. point in his story where the possum
»hd fallen out
"Then I took a. look
rhowin' how aimig
. mums is, s. piayi
" “Y. I have knowed hunters
‘ kick um, pick um up by do tail
. . one leg. throw um dowm and born
arts:- dat day would keep on playtu'
deed forth a long while and
squint out of one eye to see it the
logs ln’ hunters war gone.
no one was lookin'.
_{Imp up In' scramper
rolled him ovah with sm foot. pick-
“ him up snd raised his eyelid to
* mks such he war dead. and then
1 brewed him down and him tell
Iii limp and icy still with his hood
his legs an' I called
hly smaht dem
n' dey was dead.
they would
, “'Ah guess
son enough.
., :jssh an no
this feliah is dud
So We'll jes' leave him
come beck.’
. "An' We started to wall of! when
min' made me look but. on'
Iran:- dst possum m hin-
Education Program.
Interpreter.
6.15 P. M.—-"Systematic
cology" by Dean James.
Farms and Markets; Farm
gram.
ist.
9.65 1’. lit—Time signals
10.30 1‘. M.——D:mcc program
“'(il’, Schenectady. N. Y.
. . Ii i
12:10 p.rri.-—llvrman lloscn. vio- 11.55 a mam'rllleeoggimls
linlst. ' ' ' '
. 12:30 p. HIPStOCk market cport.
2:20 p,m.—James' Mchinley ,,. , ‘ . '
no”. tenor. 1;.40 p. m. Iroduu: mantct rc~
12:50 p.m.-—-—Specinl by po '
crt L. Smith.
7:35 p. run—Health talk. N.
talent.
KDKA, Ea.“ Pittsburgh, Pa.,
(326 Meters.)
Market reports.
unis.
Orchestra.
ciio Hale.
Mecting.
by (lowen.
no Is. “'cathcr forecast.
ciul markets. ((This service
(he twenty-four.)
A. J. i’ctcrson.
views.
{innl markets.
Suns by Prof. A. A. llrashic.
story.
“In 7:00 p, m.—Dinner concert.
10:00 [1. m.—.\li(lnight Revue.
Springfield Market reports.
wnz Orchestra.
7:00 p. m.—“Steady .‘IOW"
dramatized story. Current Book
Review.
‘kiddies.
nuls.
music.
- l
Okinwnha River in Florida."
tors and awful snakes. do you?"
creepy once in a. while."
Do you remember 7"
them."
"E—s—h! Stop hiking." caution-2:1
Billy. “He is beginning his story
and 1 don't want to lose c word."
so :will we until tomorrow.) ‘
_.___..__._____
PAYS TO ADVERTISE
Georgie Cohen son. "When c-duck
it’s/tn 033. she just saddles om us
it nothins' but harmed. When n
lien ion“ 03:. therein a while of
-ltersi: It you to “NM"
2 p. min—New York cu} Board a:
4.05 P. M.--—Willis.m Mumbrauer.
4.30 P. M.iArline Fecker, so-
4.55 P. M.—“The Larger Aspect of
“'orld Affairs." by the International
6 P. M.-—Arline Felker. soprano.
4.55 P. M.——Ciosing reports of the
State Department
Home reports; closing quotations or
the New York stock Exchange: for-
, eign exchange quotations; Brad-
street's financial report; Evening
7 P. M.—-Loot‘eut Current Topics.
7.30 1'. lit—General Electric Pro-
9.16 1". M.—Lucllle Clemons. pian-
9.45 P. lif.«-l.ouis Harm. baritone.
12:45 p. m,——-VVeather forecast.
2:00 p. lII.—-Music and fashion
talk. “Spring Uutcr Apparel." Rob-
PlCTURES -
. a) -‘ WHEELAN -
" ,f Present-3‘ .
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Mews OF THE PECENT
M‘SLAM — BANGO’
RvMPtls
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1145 PM TIME w "it:
HiSWOF we P2122
lane W in: EEFRR
HA3 even been
KNOCKED COLD BVA
DIZ‘LY CONTESTANT’. .
BATTUNG BANG-O WA!
V.‘
FQKMLELSQUQLIHED u.
r
a. m.—L‘nion Live Stock
11:55 a. m.——Arlington time sig-
12:00 M.—-“’cathcr forecast. Unr-
ed Sluice Bureau of Market reports.
12:10 p. m.——Conccrt by Braudy’s
7:15 p. rn.—"\tht lsraci Achicvo
by, ed Under David."
8:00 p. m.—ltadio Boy Scout
8:30 p. m.-—"The Rose Maiden,"
9:55 p. m.—Arlington time sig-
Kl'w. Chicago, Illinois (530 Meters)
9:30 a. m.—l..'1te nch and com-
ment of the financial and commer-
broadcnst every halt hour during
11:35 it. m.—-Table talk by lilrs.
12:30 p. m.—“'1‘lic Progress of the
“bud" furnished by Review of Re-
13230 p, m.—-l\'cws, financial and
6:00 to 011:0 p. tin—Spanish Lca—
,t
. .
._t.lr,. “1‘s, ,
E, ,‘.~.
if i
r't‘,."¢..',: .” '1‘ V"
p. m.-—-(‘.'hlidrcn'e bedtime
5,576.9!
“4115
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'DAD DUMDUNNY l5
GOING INTO
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i HEAR THAT I
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REAL. ELVIATE: i ;
By ALBERrTfi: l:
HE aUC-HT To Do
VERY WELLt-HE. can
51—qu THE. BUSiNass
AT HOME‘.
338T Do
M EAN ‘3
Jl'f‘fli,
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‘I THE DUMBUNNYEO
w“ 2(9ng me
OH THEY'RE A
2 OF A PIECE.
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. ' ‘71 m“; 3.‘ m
SHOES
“The Store That Saves
YouMoney”
KEELER’S' W
Washington 8t., 80. Norwalk
I.
come in to sea the New
OLDSMOBILE SIX
$894.00
OVERCOATS
$16.75
$25.00 value.
DELIVERED
A'l' ............
Auto Supplies and W
'AARON KOHN
9 Rulroed‘ Avenue.
. fly ;
Palace Clothes Shop
18 No. Elam St.
So. Norwaik
fitmé‘écuw big’bicwrlhfigiyoii .
Efii’QéflTUTES
w. ‘
6:00 p. m.--Dinner concert by the
7:30 p. m.-—Bcdtime story {or the
:' . .— - than the perfect rancc {
9 05 p m Arlington time at: kxlm.P‘m‘mndm° 5"
skin troubles are effectively racism
11:00 p. m.——Program of Chamber
my skins. Highly antiseptic.
"FRO. 1'. HOPKINS & SON. New
r eniai Cream.
.. 4
A“.
Not A Blemish
sauces unnatural color and corrects
Send lit. for TrialSlzs ‘
AL.
If your root leash—it you need
new leaders—whatever calls for
the services of a. skillful repair
man you should know thatfiyour
telephone will put you in touch
with a competent workman. Call
' 1354.
The NASH. RAYMOND
& DEAN CO.
2 Flex Hill Road
A‘
, melPAUK‘?
FEED ‘ STORE.
_ "memos: count
uses"
A CHEST OF TOOLS
The Busy Men’; Shop '
aft—£19
Glenbrook C
“‘0 scll the 1* '=. :‘w
ransom. Prom.
rummo q
u“
-'~. . .~:‘v-‘
.-~G‘0 u'ra'ud s" .‘M
Refrigerating and Supply 00.
the big alligators and pomunous
snakes livc." said Lee. "And ‘luw
you used to shoot them from the
boat when you were cook on the
“Oh. Lee, you don't really want
to hear about those horrid alliga-
"ch, 'cuuse they make me shiv-
er and I like stories that make me (Formerly with Max Levy)
0
"Now. Nannie." whispered Billy Shoes to; the Whole Ismlly
“we are going to hear about those.
awful swamps they have in the
South like the one Ned tslked about ass So. Main St. 80. Norwalk’.
CLIFFORD PIGGLY WIGGLY‘
SHOE STORE
Up-to-Dato Footwear
S. Green, Prop.
Moderately Priced
. nonwnx,
12 MAIN STREET
n-suklu: St. . South Norm
ICE ‘MAGHINES
Sold um Installed.
The
POLLEY
Representing
The Remington Machine 00.
Rialto' Clothes Shop
153 Wishington street '
0”.)in Theatre
new '1“, v" 7.!
Have Your Car ditferent? SC“ "5 ’
us submit some data on color
schemes and costs.
qulry will be valued.
YBIT The Automobile Painter
Maple Avenue. Glcnbrook
Phone 1676-4
JUST WHAT YOU :5“-
WE HAVE IN HARDW
Hardware emf-2*: f"!!! k
SEE MOORE
SEE BETTER
Roofing ma Sheet Metal Albert D' 3101'
Work
We offer thepubllc 85 years'
in cornice's. \sky- .9
lights. fmetsi ceilings. copper ,
store fronts. mam sheet metal
"Our perfect knowledge of optometry
enables an to act as eye authorities
oi
Wilmington, Delaware-
_ Agents For
Remmgto‘r 1: 06m 'reseors
Service-on All Riches.
, P119!” 1057 ’ , ‘
Slug. .1“.- and Sunset in whom you can have perfect con-
shingle roofing.
80 Job 'lloo Snail or 'lloo large.
GIVEUSATRIAL. ‘°
Shelton Roofing Cos
”Larisa-MEN 101.330
. Transvoria 'i
Says Hr. Foresight MOtor '
EYES EXAMINED
Prescnp‘ tions Filled
Long Distance TN ‘1
' 10m.
; OLD CARS
“Yes. I remember. But I would
rather hear about them their sec
BelIthrOld Custom.
BRIDGEPORT AUTO.
[But Billy will hsve to well. mm
s nails; hence the demand for h‘c'n'i V
wbtmmx s. DAVIS
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serum.
DR. :t‘nEonoEA-
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e. u. woomn u. w. DAV'lS " WM“- Ph°"° nus-
Arroaum 4-: unv-
rounusy Emu-s o. a. m. ours.
an m an. endeavor:
lead for Booklet on mom's.
in: cm «.s E- . ' .'
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gamma-mm ; ~' ,
’ msonwsut. eons. - . ,, ,
3 ..- 2 me: ~ . Phone u: will Ann: Lem-rs"ron' , .' .1
. . Assam. v» ' ‘
~Ambler Shingles. ‘
Barbel- Asphalt “uncles; Rom
common
; We mom (some an”
8113me '
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meme. 00. : _
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V—or‘romms'r—
Kaela; Bldg. 155 Washington St.
ms ammonia
: ‘ snot-utter ', j ,
F. H.
26 Concord 5% Phone
‘30! W. 20th St.
' The Connec?i ,;
Light & Power '
es WallStreet 1"
, 'Ic‘do' minions extractions. no
matter». difficult. by my...
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84 Washington 3 "‘
South Norwalk
HERSHFIELD
Company
N. Y. OFFICE
. 7 ik
South 1\ critic's,
s—Phone 1530‘
r. S. LYON,
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