Eon Pittsburgh,
(m Meters)
Odin—Union Live Stock Mar-
mm
:35 n.m.-—Ariington time lig-
, . 0 m.-—Weothor forecast: Uni-
Mi: tea Bureau of Market Ile-
. ‘13.” p.31. —Lcnten services of"
mu Church.
15 p.m.-—-Organ recital.
, fit pm. —"A Look Ahead To-
“1" Gleaming Events."
7: . p.111 .-—i eature.
m4. p.m.—National Stockman
firmer Market Reports.
8:00 pm. -Rudio Girl Scout Meet
.IM.‘
pan—Program arranged by
Sallo Extension Institute or
{In p.m.—~Concort by the KDKA
tutti. Symphony Orchestra.
.155 nun—Arlington time signals
Fillier lorevnst.’
KY‘V, Chicago. Illinois.
(5.10 Mcicrs)
» 0:30 a.m.——i.nto newa and com-
Imeni: of tho financial-and commer-
cial markets. This service is broad-
“ every half hour during the
I - y-rour. except. from 7 pm. to
M p.m. when a“ Chicago stations
1‘ are silent.
11:35 II III. ~~~~~ l. IlI .. m‘lk by Mrs.
Anna. J. 1 (lemon
6: 30 p. m. -—-( "lII IlrIII'Is br-dtinIc
I .107?
“'82. Springfield.
(.3157 \II 10'")
I11; 55 :1 III. ——.\IlIII;:irIn limo
halo: Vi‘t‘nther IIIIIIrl<;
market report.
, 6:00 p.III.——lviuner concert by the
. W137: Trio.
4:00 p.nI.-—-Concert by Anna \Voll
Milton J. Aronson.
Address by Miss Mary 13.
Mass.
.
nig-
SIIIIIIglIle
.4 menu. soprano:
" violinist.
. Woolicy, President of Mount llaly-
.I aim College.
I 7 7: 30 pain—Bedtime story for the
kiddies.
1,. 7: 40 pm ——(‘onccrt by the “'11?
I Trio: and St I‘atIiIl;'s Day pro-
' gram.
9:55 p.m.-—-.\rllu:lon tiInn signals.
“'Jz. N. 1:. 4' Ii). (155 37010”;
12:00 noon~LcutuI sII rxlccs from
I Trinity Church.
2' :00 pin. —~:\'cw York City Board
of Education program.
3200 rum—Joint recital by Anna
Jule. soprano. and Harry Griffith.
baritone.
«iI-I 3: 45 p.In. —J. Vincent Moor's lin-
lortalners.
4:00 p..m —-IIasiIion developments
of tho minute.
_.
m
I,—
“a.
.ir
I 4205 pair—Patricia. lirIssmeI', so-
I prano.
' 4:30 p.m.—-'i‘cn. concert by the
Waldorf-Astoria. Stringed Ensemble.
7 5:30 p.1II..—Closing reports of thc
New York State I)~partmcnt of
Farms and Markus; Farm and
Home reports: closing quotations oi
the New York Stock ilechance: for-
. eign exchange quotations: National
,3 Industrial (.‘oni’IIrtInI‘o Hoard rt.
T..- portl: Evening Post News.
.7. 8:00 p.77l.—--"l'lil|lli‘, and Social
Economy." by l'ranr-sor Rufus J)
‘_ Smith.
7f 7:00 D.ill.——-"Tllc Storo Book
.- Iady" will tell a. bedtime story.
. 7:30 p.ll'i.--l-‘r:IIIl< l'olt'. "Dogs—
IEnglisll Setters."
_ 7:45 pun—Joint recital by Mabel
; Corlcw, soprano. and Thomas Mc-
Gmnnhan. tonur.
8:15 1I.III.--TlIrI
Hinutes.
_8: 30 pm —llstrv Organ Recital.
77 9:15 ILYTI. —-iI‘ l‘l’llill} Sons of Saint
I; Fatrick' s DinII-I r
“no. “aphinzton. I). C..
(409 Meters.)
Outlook Literary
3:10 pan—Song Recital.
3:25 p.rn.-‘-—Cur_rcnt Topics.
3:35 p.m.—Piano Recital.
3:50 pawn—Song RecitnL
4: 00 p. m. -——Trnvel Talk.
5: 15 p.m. —-lnstructions in Inter-
national Code.
6: 00 p m. —-Stories for Children by
Peggy Albion.
“.03: Schenectady. .’.
(380 Meters)
11:55 a.nI.——U. S. Naval Observa-
tory time signals.
12:30 pan—Stock market report.
12:40 rum—Produce market re-
port.
12:45 p.m.——Wcather report.
1:00 p.m.—-—Music and household
talk. ”Suitable Curtain and Uphols-
tery Material."
0:00 p.m.—Produco and stock
market quotations: news bulletins.
6:15 p.m.—Rcview or week’-
sports, Elmer Q. Oliphant.
\\'IJAI~'. New York City.
(10:! Meters)
Y..
4.00 p.m.——Mario Kimball. so-
prano. ‘ .
4:20 p.m.——Joscph \‘Vhlte, tenor.
4:35 p.III.—-—Mario Kimball. so-
IIrano.
4:45 p.m.-Lconard 1". Manheim.
baritone.
5:00 to 5:30 p In. —-\Yomen's Pro-
gram.
":30 p.m. ——Daily Sport Talk
Thornton lI‘.lsher
7:40 pain—Isadore GefEen.I
cert cellist.
£100 pIm.—-“Tlie Essential Paris
of a Mortgage." by Peter Hamilton.
8:10 P.lll.-—-l!~‘llt’l0ro Comm. con~
ccrt r'IIllist.
8:30 II.III.——“’I‘lm
liusincss Letters N0.
G. if. Durant.
8:40 p.m.——-l\'roci
Ilanco orchestra.
9:10 p.m.-——Joint concert by Leah
Home. soprano: Oscar Steele, bari-
tone: Miss Rhea. Vclilgncttc.‘ con-
iIalto: Josephine Chaim. soprano;
and M'iss'Milo Milorudovich. so-
prano.
9:30 p.m.—.\lusic.
0:30 p.m.——-"\Va<ling into The
Mario’s." by Robert 1'). Sherwood.
10:45 p.lII.—-Joint concert.
“'0“ Newark. N. J.
(403 Meters)
2:30 p. m.——Joint recital of
airs and songs by David A.
baritone, and Mario J.
prano.
3:00 p. m.—I.ucillo. Mendez
John Boles.
3:30 p. m.—-Songs by David
Shechan, baritone. and Marie J.
ly, soprano.
6:15 p. m.——Music \Vhiic you Din-2
8:00 p. m.——-Currcnt Motion Pic-
tures by ‘lloliywood' McCosl-icr.
8:10 p. m.——-l‘.ccital by Herman
Gclhauscn. hurit no.
8:25 p. In.-—”Jél Bill Stolnke".
8:35 p. Inn—lierfi'mn Gclhausen,
baritone. ,
8:35 p. m.-——To"bo announced.
9:05 p. m.—Joint program
Edythe Lambertl. soprano
pianist, and Michael Lumhcrtl,
list.
10:00 p. Inn—Program by the Man
hattan Scrcnadcrs.
by
I
con-
lInportzxneo‘ or
’” by Benson
El
and Horowitz
fish
Sheehnn,
Kelly, so-
and
A.
lie!
and
('0‘.-
\\'Gl Mcdi‘ord Hillside, Mass
(360 Meters)
12:00 Noon—Music.
12:40 p. m.-—.\‘cw England For;-
casi. °
1:3:i5 p. In.-—ClIIsing IU‘DOI’L m:
Farmers produce Market Report. ‘
3300 p-HI-I-Il’ll-‘lhinn Developments
' DI the Llomont.
,,Billy and Nannie were listening
to Uncle Tom telling the children
bbcut-tho swamp.
“But though do trip up war ex-"
citin'. it war noilIiII' to do one com-
.jn' back. i‘o' dat war “little at night.
rhea all do queer creatures ob dc
Ilavamp war awake an' out. [0' food.
7A- And yo‘ could lIcaIi (Jam 01' black
'[ators a-gmmhiu' llL‘l' teeth, the
in ob Ile scrpvnts an' the blood
urdlin' cry oh (la icons as (icy ilew
hrough Ile ton-st frightened off
r nests by do bright light ob dc
Ilrnlu' pine knots so do passcngnlis
nould see all (l8 strange night things
dagjnhabited do big, black forest
at bordered do riberr.
..."But dar war no land animals.
(axes. bears illl' wolves in dis
'torout. kase tlur uar no land to
«m to step on. All war wattah nn'
punts oh trees and 10m: grass. to'
yo‘ mus’ rcmcxnbuh dis war a
swamp. An“ I tell you what. chil-
an. elem \Iar “C‘lril sights and
Dunn's “a used to see an' hcuh on
:ibbcr by dc light ob do moon
‘hhcn it mar out or by de pine knots
burnin’. An' 1 use to pray do good
' not to let us hub a. breakdown.
, dar war no land to wnlk on.
antmh o swim in. or nothin'
no place to go Whnr dar wasn't
“ms to chew yo' up. snakes to
”yo’ or pizenous insec's to sting
“my. but I would like to go on
.... 7 steamer some day." said Lee.
like to got a. crack at these
tors with my little gun and
them slip into the water when
take them up."
' I‘Idon't care for that story so
much. Uncle Tom," said EV-
: , "Now tell us one about «s
d . or a beautiful urine... or
hobgobllns."
the children heard no more
in then {or moons culled
ion to the house. -
sad to CW “a!
77 . .md Uncle Tom never
. list m In no mm
mm mm on
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6" FQANCES TDEGO MONTGOMERY
Nannie.
5:30 p. In.—Closing stock market,
reports. Agrlograms. [.ix‘e Stork
markets reports. \Vooi market now.
0:38 p. III.-—-"Just ilny" a broad«
cast. ,
0:15 p. I'm—Code Practice.
6:45 p. III.—Boston Police reports
day. “hen the hunt for Stubby and
l'Illilon “ould begin again in earn-
est.
They were now many miles from
I.‘-iioxi. and had been on the road
two or three days. it was toward
sunset and fast growing dark when
they saw in the gathering gloom a
number of queer. black shapes Ilart
across the road ahead or them and
disappear through a hole in an
osncc orange hedge.
“ \Vhatcver can those little impish
amides be after the other side or
that hedge?" asked Billy.
“i am sure I can t guess." replied
“'eli.
[Can you guess? you will
find out ,tomorrowJ
____q_.____—
Self-Invited Fate.
(Ansonia. Sentinel)
A little over a. year ago a young
negro in Mlddieioun “as arrested
for the shooting of two “hite men
on a trolley car in Cromueil.
was tried and discharged because
the Jury believed his claim that he
was first menhced. and that he shot
in self detense.
the victims of his shooting
"quarrelsome, but it was shown that
the assailant had the pistol ready.
He
It was shown that
were
Now the sequel has come. This
some young man was shot dead by a
fellow member or his race the other
night,
Julidb ma first
Both had pistols: the readier shot
gut in his deadly. effect. The central
figure at the lira-awe“ tragedy
that this time
attacked him.
who claims
a
your can is dead
Perhaps this is due Vengeance;
that is 11¢ a. question for this con-
ulceration.” no point is that two
live- or. loot because ill-balanced
young men have been carrying con.
outed mm in Gonencticut. we
have a new law anti-Int that thing.
Evidently it in desirable to strengthen
that law it necessary. to enforce it
W m”.- m. ll no need
in thll Will of order and
low.mm49$polluomcemt
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house. He entertains the whole
family with radio music, news.
lectures—different every day.
We helped him—told hfin
about the Bets bearing the most
famous name in the radio
world-hand we can help you,
too! _
The .
N orwalks’ Elec. Co.
9-11 No. Main St.
Tel. 2978 ' So. Norwalk
CLIFFORD
SHOE STORE
l’p-to-Jntc Footwear
Prop.
(Formerly with 7318.2 Levy)
Shoes for the \l’hoie Family
Moderately Priced
as So. Main St. {‘50. Norwuk. I
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12-14 No. Main 31.
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the special price and enjoy the
delicious flavor of beans.
Reg. Value $1.30.
SPECIAL . ......... . ..... . 98c
33 \Vashihzton St. So. Not-walk
CORSETS
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Let our Corsctlere fit. you to
one or the new 1:. & G. Corset
Brasslcrcs and note how soon that
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if In. x. Betti. mp, ' 7
M m 163- Wuhinflon Street
Opp. Rialto Theatre
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13 No. Main St. 7 So. Norwalk
fainter
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Have Your Car different? Have
us submit some data on color ,
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