metal: up with you?" called I. loose-
, obfln twelve years old, to a roiy-
1
. rain-sum-
‘ as burnt-t"-
1:» paw—Emil!
Helen Westbr-
3380 p.m.-—’1'enor solos by Rev.
Inland-on
8M5 non—401m Romisor, dram-
tls interpreter.
0:15 pun—Music
iee tor the Children.
1:00 urn—Music
1:15 rum-Corie cCaritgn.’
" odocins Musical auto 1.
“W01, Mouton! Hillside, Moss"
(no Meters)
12:00 Dacha-Music.
13:40 p.rn.-—-Now England Wea—
ther Forecast.
12:45 pun—Closing Report
firmers Produce Market Report.
8:00 p.m.-—l.!escriptivo Musicale.”
8:45 p.m.-—"Tuesday Ten Talk
viri McGrcgor Cheney.
”6:12: p.m.——~Cioeing Stock Market
Reports. \Vcekly Review of condic
tiono in the Iron and Steel Industry.
6:15 p.m.——i’.‘.ostnn follce Reports.
«30 urns-Meeting of the Amrad
.Brothcr Club.
r“:Hm p.m.—-“A!rlca from Cape
Town to the Congo." by A. S. Flint.
Weekly Tluslnrss Report. Concert
by Mr. Morrison. Joe Morris night.
WRAP. New York CH,
(192 Motors)
talk:
on
“:00 s.m me Lawnhurst, plan-.
it".
11:10 arm-"The .‘imrrican
dian." a talk by John Collier. ,
anti tho. -
11:25 mun—"ligypt
Pharaohs" a talk by Mrs. l‘lvs Ad-
ams.
11:40 n.m.~.\intion Picture Forc-
. . . ilf‘l" l‘. \i‘nnriward.
cnYltgfiAaJxL- Consolidated Markrt
and \Vt‘nllit‘r imports. .
um p.ill.--ll«ln"0 music by Limrr
(irosno and Orl‘ilCSle.
5:01 pm,-~ fililrlt'fil and Songs for
Chlirlrmn in: John Martin.
5:00 pm —->'mrir-s unvl Songs for
Chllvlrvn by Jun!) Martin.
7;l.‘. pm.~—"'ilm A‘l’lrl; O.’ Mur-
kotim: l-‘nrrn i'rmiur-ts Through Co‘
lw.‘ Mr. Aaron Snpiro.
olmra‘ivm.” .
[wily Sport. '1 .ilk
T;.".vl |rl.l .
'l'linrxx'rvn l‘i h-r.
7_iu ,.y,. Lillian "if
Mfun twivrunn
7.3!. ',‘ m . 4 Warm: thr
i'mil .\lr('.lnm.I.
litlinn HI:- 5' l‘ll’ltlll‘T.
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3 n, l'" , \f'lrnruul Auditorium
i‘rmN-r’,
4;... p .. u ‘3.“- 3 l'.:./.:.ar l‘nuh—
l'ih'i.
4‘ l" l x'. -'i’y.;1.t Hutu"! 0’
V:'~..zi;n:“ i ' l‘rnf'rll-r Howard
l‘rlzrw.
4 l'- i» m .lruil- Phillis lx-Uflflfl.‘
suwranu.
.‘. 4m p m _ "’i‘:« ”now, lirnu'xiui"
ll" ll \Valsh.
~.lt 734-, l'h; .lm Krupnlz.
t-y [ml/v"
5-;ii. iv in:
nonraifl.
3.7;“ p llix-ni'ZOSll’lC rrports of tho
New York FM”: In pnrtmrnt at
l-‘nrmvi ii' 4 ,‘tlrvrlzvtn; Farm nlirl
”Ohm ilzwrrfs'; «in-lily: tilirulrilmnti of
‘t'lvrk Stork l'JV'hanitr‘: inr—
qliolatinim; liwning
Hi1: .‘J‘ W
sign I .u ';~ mg»
Pout News.
7/!“ i:.m.——“Hrn'.‘rr
mall hv llasivi Robinson.
7;“ p,rvL-—Svlr»r~r-r munir.
2:17. p it) A«"‘l'tm l'nwrltir‘n Law
or l'v‘l‘illllrifl.” a talk in! \V. A. Swan.
15.30 p lil.——'lfl.“«'iillflll Guitar Doris
by littltmrn nnrl Howard.
S 7.0 p m.~—".‘-llrl-l/ lit
by Anno lmwln i'ir‘rve.
9.05 'l.'rl."“llfl'~'lv'lilnll Hullar lmots
by Delmar” mui llowarri.
912’. p m url‘lrisrlrmi lnlcrprola-
iiimt'lanll."
lnixurlra"
won. mix. it. 1.. «as steam)
' 3:80 arm-dreaor solee by Rev.
3:“ puns-John Bomber. drama-
ltovens and
While You Dine
0:80 p.m.-—--Man in the Moon Stor-
Whlie You Dine
ln—;
ln"
nfl
li:l;;'r-‘
9:35 tum—Joint recital by Mrs. J.
W. Anderson. soprano. slid Mon-
tague Norman. violinist.
10:30 pan—Done. program.
XDKA, East Pittsburgh. 1"...
(no Meters)
9:45 s.rn.-—-Unlon Live Stock Mar-
ket Reports. -
11:65 a.m.——Arllngton time sig-
nals. ‘
12:00 noon—Weather force-1t.
United States Bureau of Market Be-
ports.
12:20 p.m.——Lenten services from
Trinity Church.
6:15 p.m.—-Dinner Concert by the
Grand Symphony Orchestra. .
7:00 p.m.——-"City Planning," Mor-
ris Knowles.
7:15 rum—"Old Postage Stamps"
8. 8. Power.
7:40 p.m.—National Stockmsn and
Farmer Market Reports.
8:00 p.m.—"Sincerity" from the
Autobiography of Benjamin Frank-
lin. by Dr. John Ray Ewen.
3:15 p.m.——-Spcciai program ar-
ranged. celebrating the Fortieth An-
niversary or the Westinghouse Com—
pany's Entrance into the Electrical
Industry.
9:55 p.m.—Arlington time signals
“'oathor forecast.
11:30 tum—Concert. by the Qumrn
City Orchestra.
KYW. Chicago. Illinois,
, (530 Meters)
9:30 a.m.—l.ate new: and com-
: mr-nt of the financial and commer-
‘ Official markets. (This service is
.
hroadr‘ast ovary “half hour during
.thn twrnty—t‘our.)
10:27» u,in.—l‘:nrin and Home Scr~
‘y \lcr‘.
11:85 a.m.-—Tnblo talk
by Mrs.
j Anna .i. Petorson.
i 2.3.) to 3:30 pin—Studio program
i 6:113 p.m.—-—.\'mrs, “ll-'ll’lL'lIll and
.llll'il markr‘t.
| 3:.“le p.n:.—-(Thiirlr-:n';-i hmltimc
l story.
.."’% p ura—lhnncr concort.
; F. Mi 3- m “Program Wiil lm.
an-
‘mwzw‘wl.
l 5. ."l p m ~~-l'm:r:n.i furnislmd lav
film .\li.« l‘ii‘fiil l‘ariu lmrrnti Fulcru-
riv-n.
5.. i3 1'» hum—ll: ‘lml program.
l
g “ml. Sprinulit'ld. ”any.
! (:23? Motors)
3 11:37. {i m ~~.\t'l.n::tun 1.x.
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‘Sprmrrln :41 .‘lvllni iAI‘f-l‘”
, .‘w. pm mu .\r~ ..-* ;-
in'n" l‘ l'~:xlil ."-lv";-.‘5
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ilmlnlif'
9 7.1"; 'v » i'vlnr‘r-rl i> li‘i'ix Hui-
wi-iz. l,vr.'uh .‘~l:<. Bl, .l .\ll)il‘~’ull.
‘piaina'
2’ 1' ' . ; :. .‘uluulmi lm,’ airimlb.
l “Ill . \\n~l|tnx:inn. l'. ‘1.
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. p m 712‘ 'xw'lur‘r m liilr: it’l-
'l-vliJl i'ml'.
ti in: p.111. .3v-vrirx1‘ur
' Albion.
'20 p.rn.--i,‘nntvi'i lry (he l‘lihor-
ti"? 0! Maryland Him: Club.
7.13 p m -» ~"Srimn ln‘y‘rf-s'in:
ll‘xicta .ll :m‘
inn 1" l-‘.' .\
l 2‘ W" l' m
{mu-n" 'i'vm r».’ 137'
[Manhunt].
1 3,]; p m.“ ~"limmnlrrencvs of
ifi‘nmlmrn Marvlnnrl" by former 1‘."-
l'lirlmah l‘nrx‘zm of
l Fltili'll ivy
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l".,,\\'av(,uin.
It,“
luv-curvy
2";Ym. Hm Fujpy
of
rlrr'é-t-n’niiil‘,
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.‘iyilrfi'l'llill ".irr (‘luln
; Naif. p.211.” A ll‘nim Tull. l-:.' A. M,
LJurnlrnir‘m.
innit,
f“.- "f
p.m.—~“’i'hn l'nlitin‘al Situa-
tion in “'nhliinztmi ’l'Onlzlii" II,\'
l‘lfll'WlI: “illiini \‘v'ilc‘.
5' 201.1“. » i‘wnl rt‘t .
fl in p in,- -""ill “'nshingion
llarim Show," lvx' l'rrrl Llnt‘oln.
9:3?» [l.lll.~——'iillll; Signals aml
\Vrntlu-r Furrvzwls.
10"”) p m < 24mm: li‘Tllfll lvy lilivn
iiii'l'orxl Imus, .unprnno.
Suln'um'lmli’. N. \'..
(380' Motors)
”:53 a.m.——l'. :4. Naval Observa—
torv limo signals.
12:30 run u+‘tnrk market report.
if.” 1».m.~~~l‘rO'lur‘c market rc—
purl.
l2: 43 p.m.—~»anihcr report.
1?,ll0 Darn—Music and address
"Tnpir‘fl of tho, Day.” .‘lrn. llr-nry
Van Iimnr‘. Srhnnrzttmly “'oman’s
Club.
7:45 rum-limit!) (li'arna-rCoxncdy
"llr-r ’rnmnornry Husband." present-
nd by \V’UY I'lnyt-rs. Address. “Loop
tions by Faith Van \‘alkrnlmrgh V0-
in.
Antr'nna" it. ll. lnnglr-y, radio on-
ginoer. ‘
11.1.2"
Wrangler?
5 TGEGO
Billy nn'l Natural!) in“! sneaked up
bulda the titular: in order to Ice
What the “UM Iiorklrn were up to.
"Listen!" rxr‘lalmfid Blily.—-—"1
hour lomrono behind us talking.
Let's lie down in this gutter. where
they can't are mt. and listen to whet
they are saying. Then we can tell
what they am up to. it. is no good.
whatever it in. or they would not be
shocking nlonr so Quietly snd crawl-
!” through the hedge."
"Hi there. Samba! Wait until 1
jointed boy with a shuttling gait.
”it, fit boy about as broad so 110
up. long, with a huge, smiling mouth
”fill 01 glistening. white teeth.
you want to tell me?
Ilium dem loose bones of your‘l
Ilolll then and kotch up to me. I
e can't wait to; no, lay-booed
' when ms teeth srn water!!!
watermelon) '8ides. of (out
I“ l more on yo‘. dent . lit“.
‘ ' we Jet-see crawl under 6‘!
"will swipe dst his Inflow.“
Wn‘ to get ieo‘ rill.
.M~
kiss sitting in a row, each with his
teeth and half his face buried in s.
slice oi melon as big ass their head.
There they all sat lacing Billy and
Nannie. eating their beloved water-
melon with the juice running bo-
tvecn their‘ilngers as they bit into
the luscious pieces that reached from
eat; to car. And one and all were
perfectly obliviouss to the fact that
trouble was fast approaching them
from behind. For as Billy and Nan-
nie looked. they saw an old planter
with A. long. white board and thin.
skinny legs coming up on them. a
shotgun in one hand and holding on
to a. stout. rope that hold in check a
bulldog. Both dog and man scorned
noxious to get close to the boy: he-
loro they suspected they were there.
When within forty feet. of the
p, the planter lowered his gun.
t sim and fired at their backs.
mm go the' dog at the same time.
“lipottotaclro u
. "0b,,Bili1. he is going to shOot
them! Lot's warn them,” based;
Nannie. , ‘ -
not any warning would have been
too late, tor as Nannie spoke they
felt the tingle at little white beans
on their core and sides and then
they knew that the plantar was only
trying to scare the boys. not kill
than. And though Nannie and Billy
‘m httby moral ottho gray
,, ' m; did not notice it as their
on was too much taken up by
.. was going on in the melon
Am ‘ owe
in 313va W
may. mmmioo
‘ «cm-
. trail! ,
mmvaahmabv
LdSEk .W menu sow.
LUCK VILL (HMO-E- t
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on.
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maps - yw NERD- W
TELL! Au: or mot
some; us To THE W
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man or 3117029. Korea!
AND FRANK. N .y. my...
:E‘UESDAY, MARCH 18,‘ ‘
Ry WHEELAN
it.“ l ::i\': t’nil)’ of .\l;ir5—.
lectures—difi'ercnfl every day.
We helped him—told him
about the sets
famous nsmo in
world—and we can help you.
too
Tel 2978
0
141911.-
to t otfign’;
Come in today and get :1
\Vonr—Evor unhrenk‘ibln
Aluminum Bonn I‘m at
tho special price and enjoy the
dolirtious flavor of beans.
ling. \‘alun $1.30.
KEELER’S
Washingto' n 8h, So. Norwolk
AARON KOHN
9 Railroad Avenue.
Yes he’s the bright one of the - . -
00’”. He on i . the whole st norm. ................. 981
family with radio mudc,n¢m, 33 “'ashingion 51. So. Norwnik
the most
:2 radio
The
N orwalks’ Elec. Co.
9.11 No. Main St. .
80. Not-walk
one of the new ll. &. G.
qussiercs and note how soon that
over-developed
disappear.
CORSETS
Let our Corsctinro (it you to
Corset
diaphragm \nii
“'nshington Street.
ThemN. E RYAN CO.
BIBLMIIIISL
CLIFFORD
SHOE STORE
Up-w-boto Fobtwcsr
PIGGLY mean}
8. Green. Prop. _ 13 MAIN STREET
(Formerly,with Mu Levy)
Shoes for the Whole Family NORWALK, CONN.
Moderately Priced
Bo. Norwaik.
a.
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J a c O b y ’ s ,
12-14 No. Main St.
THE HOME OF
on. THEODORA
SHREITER
“mam SI- Phone 11632,
8 also
stnroopsthie Physl
my car. rmrusms
0" ALL KINDS.
ammo IJGE‘IFBATBS A)”
snowman.
Hosanna—W. AI:
‘ Tums.
GOOD CLOTHES “1..“ it"‘mmw own“
s' a i
l.
2
FEED STORE
ammo“ your“,
I: u. Bottom .
M2610 ‘“
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WINNIPAUKj
The. Busy Men’s Shop
Rialto Clothes Shop
' 153 Washington Street
Opp. suite Theatre
ICE MACHINES
Sold and installed
Tho
POLLEY
Refrigerating and Supply Co.
Representing -
The Remington Kachine 00.
r 0‘ I
Wilmington. Delaware
’ Agents For .
Remington Com, pressure
Service on All 'Makes.
n-uumn St. South Eon-an:
‘ Phone 1057
5.7%:
Roofing and Sheet Metal
Work
We otter the public 85 years”
, experience in cornicesr sky-
. lights. metal ceilings. copper >
" store fronts. moral sheet metal
workman. slate and Sunset
shingle worms. '
No Job 1100 Small or 'l‘oo barge.
. GIVE US A TRIAL.
Shelton Roofing Co.
flmShSo.NOI-wnlk M89
OLD CARS
SeilYourOIdOaritoiiis
, BRIDGEPORT AUTO '
1310 lax-tit Arms“ ;'
, mm], w, Dawn. Jr.
ancmrs'cr
a Be. sure ex. W ma
tooth, heaven; noun.
‘e sawdust-citizen -
,_ . ~~nnm
FOR MEN and WOMEN"
L a. woman in. w. carnal
formerly Whats-some.“
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Lunclkandllestn urant -
Is NotiOpui‘f , ,1 at
rams. om,mnnunuww
Palace Clothes Shop
13 No. Slain St. So. Norwalk
.1565 rate
- Glenb rook Conn.
Have Your Car dine-rent? Have
us submit some data. on color
schemes and costs. Your in-
quiry will be valued.
VEIT The Automobile Painter
ample Avenue. Glenlnook
Phone 1676-4
§EE MOORE
SEE BETTER
~For
"Our perfect knowledge of optometry
enables 1:3 to act as eye authorities
in whom you can have perfect con-
fidencc."
Says Mr. Foreiug' ht
EYES ammo
Prescription rmeg
WILLIAM J. MOORE
-—0P'1‘0HETRIST—
Keeler Bldg. 165 Washington St.
.1 do 'pslniees extraction no
.mattor hour We; by Nina.-
limit. I 1180, do both fixed and
removahio_,hrid:es at ramble
56 SO. .‘Iain Si.
Mme. Jeannette
g
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snow YA. 9w 5$aegifiglnn1 ”
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l WON'T BE. WASHED OK DORA ' Ho'w CA . WM— 7 _ 42 .
MA' l won-1" twon-r You oe so NAUGHTY? DON T Y°°.KN°W THAT lF You GEE.MA' You musm : l
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. G h b 9 SHOES ' é . SILK HOSIERY ,
,2- z e e e S ‘ OLDSMOBILE SIX ; OVERCOATS '4
Q. “It's Here it It's nausea-or" DELIVERED E In all the newest shades.
l : “WEAR EVER" “The Store That Saves n ....... $894.00 $16.75 1
l ' ‘ You Mono ” ' .. " ,s .2.’ $1.17. $1.95
W ‘ i sLtMixi'st BEAN nor y A“‘° swpu“ "“1 3‘9““. 525,00 value. 3 90¢. ’1 3’ j i
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NORWALK,
Ii. S.LA1\'DSMAN
* SON
_ The Home «if Pine
Furniture & Lot:- Pric :
14-16 WALL STREET
CONN.
50 So. Main St.
New York and
201 W.ms1.
38" Wall Street
Special
BAR HARBOR OHAIRS
$5.7 5
Samuel Alexander
FINE FURNi'l‘ :.;,
l'li-JnC 3150
HERSH Fl ELll
Motor Tramportation
Company
Long Distan‘ ce Truckinlz
.Daily Service Between
Norwalk
PADDBD VANS FOR
FURNITURE MOVING
N. Y. OFFICE
26 Concord St. Phone 294
South Norwalk
Chelsol 505’
’4
4
‘ The Connecticut
Light & PowerRCO.
Norwalk
' ’ b-Phone 16804
Norwalk Chronicler