this: so. :resso‘ sum.) tor the
Wmuth use influncs oi the
Harvard Business School, are due
, . the con tulations o! ali‘wo realize
informed thew pm?!“ of “3' m the dogma” ot the country's
“indium find Wm.vm'““’ ' ' *coonomic health upon business suc-
~ ' fl, or my true cess. sad upon chsrsctcr and straight
angisilr;$hicu‘isp:o be more then thinking in busincsgt enterprise. To
4“ mere trotslionll school is of Mauser-gs F. Baker in particular,
course 1:. undergraduate college. Who-lief s life of service in Amer-
Which ‘offers g, genenl‘education in icsn business! has seen fit to give
theruberal arts; but this need not so xenorouly of his personal for-
detract from’ the inportance of the tune to the perpetuation of the ser-
become otttfi “it“! 01
est, not only
» its sedition. mains because 1ch::
new buildings for the Graduate
School of Business Administration
is an distinctive in’ the annals of
American education as are, the ef-
forts at the School itself. After an
apprenticeship of sixteen years, dur-
weiisn Orchestra. '. 7105 p. m.——Prograrn by League
; —— Rosenber . of American Pen Women -
““2151; p. m. Mildred ‘ ‘ 9:00 p. m.‘-—-Opers. t‘i‘hs Violin
9-00 p. m.-——Dsn Gregory's Or- Maker of Crcrpona."
chestra. >
WEDNESDAY.
‘Dayllzht Time. .
‘WEAF—New York Cityudflfl.
stendin events at the Repub-
Out 5 Cleveland. this
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,: 2 “can Convention _ For mm . Vic f usln ' t); 1 ‘ ads 37-. 1“. W.
1 .- a % Sure RGllef morning and a‘t‘ternoon "villi! ab: 9:30 p. m.——Joseph Wolfe: ”a” (The Harvard Crimson)‘ ing which bthe Haggai-“13:31:13; ngmncgggstteh $313233“: 32¢}: “gouging" “9:211:13: 3:55:53: 3; proper c:as.si:;ia:.r§.‘§.g‘fci°
"“’ ,. ' ° mm" 3 e r - ‘ . l as con accor c . _' r.» . .,
g , D IAN s Eggnéiccgisttc.’ 3‘13“? 8 ““3335 p_.n.,__...l'oseph Pleich. violin- L’ 'ii‘he giftbcyhgmggagz é? $12:ng ficgzzmhotrlha country’s foremost specialised ”wig.” :vhiich 111:: ".11th Ekatnfirds. is due profound 3.9- 3.12; 80311;: if gym p
. ‘ . . , n vers y . . 4 t‘; In the I'm?! a.“ n ' , , ‘ m . ‘M 133"};
” . E ' 111;? a. m' _ Vce Lawnhurst. “Rb-45 p tin-Fletcher Henderson‘s New York for the construction of 13113539” men. It 1‘” ”use“ its most do p , Baggy mic ptr the {Star
r. us ' . I . . ' mael- one: “ "
‘5- ”. Md 75‘ Pocket“ E p 231-10 a lam—Young mothers' prO- orchestra. ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘
' ' mm' ' 10:15 P- m—‘V‘m’ mm" ”a: ' Charge ..
. 11:50 a. m.—Msrket and weather tone. Io ~;- Six Days .cs
3" MOORE reports. ‘ 0W0“ N I k 5' , S ' Three Dan .. ....,_H .(i
SEE * . ._ a r. Mnnhsim. -oo 3. rim—Gym clw- . One Day c
4.00 p. m. Leonar 7- i “no .010, g ‘ 7 “0
. SEE BETTER baritone. accompanied by Miss 2:30 p. gurggove ty 9 No advertiscmrm me, for
g, ‘ ccs 0' Elchel. by Harry on ‘ ‘ than 50 cuts. “‘
if; Brigg p m.—-Elizabeth Pteifler. so- 4:45 p. m,—-Recitsl b7 Christine . . Count i‘v ~ ~
“r1" For—- "' ' nno. .. - ‘ 5 mouse Wow
"‘ mane. accompanied by Bernice Galloway. sop Orchestn of the j line. «A u
. iometr Maudsley. ' ‘ 3:00 p. m. -— ; ,. ' A"
V 'Ouglger‘flicifizylzgizszupmofl“a: 4:45 1" m-Huom Den?" or. Steamship amiss}: solos by Kerry 1 teigggggnidarafam lo be "m
“’2‘ Cu 3 ' . 3'30 ’1- m-- E ‘J u 7"}; El 01:10
.. . - chcsiia. - ..-- h ‘ e
j} ”in whom you can haxe perfect con 5:30 p. m.-—chiidren'l hour. with Jam". Christine ‘1 seVen a": {rm ‘ .. m"
" fidcnce-” stories by Miss Jessis Moore and 3:45 p. m.-—R°¢lu! h! ' . 35:21:31.1:ish :3“: “m
WWJ; Mr Sar K. Stotcnburgh. Galloway. soprano. ' ‘ :r r ”a {rr .3. .
M —Says ' Foragight Migoo p.21. m.-——Dinner music. 6:15 p. m-—Bl“‘“'t°l' offing": Z and stopped is.’ r
7200 p. m.—Synagogue services. 3:55 p. m.—-Resumo or t 0 1y i only be chargcll
EYES EXAMINED- 7530 p. m.—Daily sport. talk by sports. ‘ R breeht. . times the ad a?
. ' ~ Thornton Fisher. 3‘00 p. m.—-Florence o 4 meat IFlt-Hie at rate earned.
r’ Prescriptions Filled 7:40 p. m.——Berna.rd Ahrens, bsri- soprano. , spec.“ rate I“ ”my a“:
' ‘ tone 3:15 9' “1.4-le Rose mien. l upon request.
7:.'0 . m.—-“The Grange and Its violinist.
WILLIAM J. MOORE Futu’mfi’ S. L. strivings.‘ 3:45 p. inf—Joint recitsi. b m t
l -—0 181' 8:00 p. m.—"Mental Imagery and 9:00 P- m~"‘“°'°"°°» 3° "c ' l fi'B'C AD Index
.3 7‘53 PTOMETR _ Imagination." Dr. Gardner Murphy. soprano. Eston ,
in color Bid 155 \Vsshington St. 8:20 p. m.—-Duets by Evelyn SI- 9:15 p. Inc-Mary 30” . ! ANNOUNCE VTS.
? ’ l K 5. mon. soprano. and Leon Gilbert 81- violinist. d l 1 11:3.
r— mrm. baritone. 9:30 p; m--E- Morgen BM“ ‘ " 1_peau;g
5: Passenger Speed 8:30 p. m.—-Entcrtainment. ' "The Vehicular Tunnel. 2—qus or Thanks
0:00 p.‘ m.—Orchcstra selections. 9:45 p. m.——Joint recital. . "Th . 3-“) Mom-arm};
é ‘ cm Wagons 10;00 p. n1.——Conccrt group. 10:15i D- m,-Program by c ' 4-‘F10W91’8
Mr - . j s ‘ .' . ' its—455. Carolin Ans. , S—Funcral Lire“?
AIRING AND OVERHAULI\G “J7r-—\mv lnrk C . \ cm
2 ‘REE'AR’I‘S AND ACCESSORIES 1:00 p. m.—-Orchcstra. selections. '“IP—PhilndclthOI. G—Mcnuml:,13, Cemew.’
3:00 . m.—-i)ornthy Bradshaw, 3:00 p. m.—Artist recital. _ ) r. :
p 6:00 p. m.—Bs.scball scores. '1 icrso a s
ul- , soprano; Evelyn Hunt, pianist. F 9-3008“ ~s mi l-‘
a HAYDEN 4:00 p. m.-—-Elcnnor Gunn's tash- 6:03 p. m.—-D,inncr t'nu'sicb dli c 10__L0“ $9in33“
g «3" ' 1°" ”‘1'" 730° p' ”-an m“ e m AUTomoTI‘;l;_
V is- . ' . 4:10 p. m.——Daily menu. stor es.
» a AUTOMOBILE CO 4:30 p. m.——Strinscd ensemble ’“’GY——Scbenecild7-38°- A—Auiomoiaze “when
‘3 "' .34 WEST AVE. _ NORWAI‘K music. 6:30 0- m-—-AdV°"'~“r° “"3" 11—Auiomoims, for 33,.
. ' » SERVICE STATIC}: P1103 la 1331 5:30 I). m.-—-—Markct reports. ‘fi'ABIt—Slstirlgs. 903333920” 13—Auto Acct,- ”.3
Mg . “ ‘ 7:00 p. m.——Story for: boys and 5:15 p. m.-—— a 0 ma - 14 ‘aragts—. Willa
W . girls. ‘fi'G ——Blcdi’ord. Mass—360. 15-:bMolorcyci- s , HG
c , 7:20 p- m-—Financial - develop- 12:00 {Noon-QM‘T?‘ "fig“:‘e’; 17--v.'arm~a——.~~.0.1m...ml
4— mm... 6:30 n. m.-—. a” ”9° ; ' - -7. ..
g 7230 p. m.-——0rchesira. selections. sage to Camp Fire Girls. BUSINESS ELF.”
E 7:43 p. m. —- "Golf," by Innis 7:00 p. m.——Amrnd Big Brother 1 13-‘nusmeag so: .
nrnun Club meeting. . .. _ .... .;:
4?: - , 8:00 p. m.-Orchestra. selections. 7:30 p. m. -- i'umlth-o-gram: 12-33:,3‘1:
3* ~ w- M" " S;30 p. m.———City official series muslcak‘. popular EMISS- . . T. is w.
§ » dinier tnlk. ‘Springflold. Mass—437. ”-mam ' i
1'... Ole bl‘ k C S:45 p. rim—Jack Trot. basso: sc- 6:00 p. m.-——Dinner concert. “'82 53‘1“”?‘ra‘1cgf?
» E . n 00 . 0n_l_l_ companicrl by Kcith McLeod. Trio. B 1) ll lts ‘ fig-im‘hnfé 173
. . . 9:00 . n.___-'n.ld Hod Club-u b 7:00 p. m.-—— use a resu . 2 z __ ,amu‘ . ;~.r;;
E Have Your Car different? But. John Dallr-rlmyorj v‘ , y 7:30 p. m.—Bcdtimc storyjor the 1 ’ in;
1:; - uh submit some data. on color 9:10 p. m.-.\lncDowcll 513,01 kiddies. ‘ ummer a . e ac es 28~Iirofcs<nqs§
E lc cine-1 ”m costs. ‘Your ‘3’ songs with ukulele and guitar. 7:40 p. m.-——Conccrt by St. John I a zo—llcpmrns .‘
.5” ... quit! :11: l: Elwin P 10:30 p. xxx—Emil Coleman's Or- Episcopal (.‘hurchCQum-itci. h ‘1 a . Ego—Tailoring ‘
g... . ”H r 0 11 mo '0 mm (‘ht‘strrL 8:30 p. m. —— (incur. y . r. _ . . _ . . ‘ , . Sl—“‘antc‘-L.-...r.
isv—w 5 mp1. Avenue, .3...an ”urns—sew York City—zoo. ”3‘32, thtlnnd‘gidngrfirfigqor m The children are out With their pads and materials and )our bathing logs should be new mumomxbw
'- .Io .. .—. s. ..'l .n.-——-. . - _ . '. ‘ _ A‘__
._ . Phone m.“ ”mg; m m. mu program and 1mm: 31:. w mm. ”mm flu...“ shovels and Soon older brothers and Sisters ml! and up-to-daie. “4-2:...
m ‘ ’32:“. , .— V \t‘mi. s, tinnist. . . r 1 - . . 32—ii*?p u. . ‘
l ‘ OLD CARS 2:30 :3. m.wgfiqlgaxlggfilt;;n°c2n- 11:13? him. - cancer: by Leo 30m them from 55,1001. it 5 time ‘0 get out .301” . Come to Rand's and be outfitted for suits, 33-11:“: vs; g
Sell Your Old Cars to the ”n“:- O m I L I “gum";lggfghrfflgfi‘ m cm bathing suit and look ll over for you are pretty sure caps,“‘shoesand beach coats. We can take care of 34-”..:p_:~ ..
2: 5 l". m. — r nil ou can 3: .' , ~. ' ‘ . _ . ’. 35_Som.mvsl .:u»r§ A
BRIDGEPORT AUTO m... “3 31....th to need a new one. Salt water 15 hard on dye: and the kiddies, too. absmmwm v. , -
WRECKING CO. 3:45 p; m~—Rcllly's Kings of Syn- 12:15-3. -— Music by Leo . 37—S:iuat:_ :5 V “I
‘ cormtion. Reisnmn's Orchestra. 0 Fl\' «VCI A D.—
1310 W Am 1:2: :3- mum-:12:- “"°. 'Kiddies’ Bathing Suits . Bathing Show for Beaches -”
Between Oak and Center Sts. .2. ‘ "3’ ‘ .3". ' a n‘ "F' {spin—hum. h 120. - , _ . . _ a 40-3:omy m z fl -.-.
-_ BRIDGEPORT CONN .0337” I" “"4”” I ”“m' ”a” 10:30 a. pn—nt‘oaimzinrmi‘nt ad- You never saw such dear little tots’ jersey . No swimming or bathing costume is complete ’ “_w....;,.d_3. 1 .
Phone Barnuxrl 5586.2 55"" D- m-~—Origlnnl Swancc Syn- are“ “3' I": “WW“ J‘ {”31" "'1 swimming suits—«for a tiny youngster of three or without a snappy pair of sandal bathing shoes. . A 1.\'S'i‘lll_'(,"11«,\_
’ lownd-Hand Paris and Tires in m ”Wm“ "m" “'"d".““"‘ “a” °t ”mm" fouriss bright red one-piece suit with small sleeves wonderful display is assembled for your selection 4:_l:cm.<; :
i Any Make 0‘ CM- 3:22 f' 12"}? ,th",l°"h;' hmrd‘ o‘erggtssngfh’ Baseball scores to protect the shoulders. $2.50 in both rubber and cloth. Bright colors are fea- iii—1‘11“?“ ’_‘ '
12., l. .-r rt‘ it‘s rn so or ons. - - ' “" ' . . z . ~ ‘ - 4—. ::su‘a.. l '
. 31m, p, m....-nrhn “mm. of the 6:30 p. m.—-‘Dinnrr concert. a“... chafing, mm are fashioned on ,the tut-ed, often a sapdsl clereriy combines a bright ”‘Aummfih .. .-:~;
“'m‘king Class." by Dr. Samuel 7:“0 11- zit—BMW“ ””0”“ “n‘ lines of their elder sisters’ suns. the skirt variety and 33k corlgrfi 120:???“ 89]“‘5101‘ ”-25 Hug spin-u
-- l-‘I‘imlrllnn. nor mnrer- __ ~ - . ' in bfi m; col- ers c , . ' . ‘r .. ‘
CLIFFORD 8:10 p. TIL—Cantor Charles Katz— 7:30 p. m.-—-—"Tn-o Little Plays made in one piece. All uooéjersey '7 {s h - Msin floor. 4‘_1mm‘ LU)“ ”$7!
nmnkv songs for girls and boys. ore—red. tan. gresenl. bill"; some putt; sun" ste , 4S_HO,S.._ . . \ .9.
‘ I. “ ' _‘_L . - : . ~~~anhnll warra- ‘d s‘ri es p on i nssortmen or 3 ages. . n..rm.u~~~. . >nr: .,
. SHOE STORE S_-0 p. m. John Paaluhis Rn S 00 p in gay re c p . -. ..
. “-95 all“ 1p- Ver wea ers 50—4-35!» .—: 3 .3
fill-Illi‘ll.\.\'i‘rl.\E-.~
. a
‘ Second floor.
for Little Folks
The loveliest sweaters—
Up-to-Dnte Footwear - ,
:7. . .x c
51—Ariscivs .
51-3-133l‘lt r :z’ ‘ h '
>52—l‘ioats nrd
amuse:
1:.
S. Green. Prop.
Fashionable Sweaters
CL$UUQVT‘I&LDR9-
‘1 l (Formerly mm M“ Lev” —-one would almost think 5.4,...4»;
' shoes for the Whole Family . l for the Stylish Stout that; “la-1‘ handmadeéh so ' “_msm,_\. 5,;
' ’ ’ Models most becoming to the stout figure in 90° . 0° {“3 are F3." .— mm?“ .- V
u 801:1:theg Priced 9 1 ' Tuxedo and jacquette styles. Light weight fibre 3:53; mcfigggxflignd :3}; :::;:::.“;”dl .. ‘. if“
. n . ' . . ' . - . . ‘ .-.~~...
t. So homalk Ca m p813 Lunch Box; LSBt ixllgei’or hot summer days—colorssilllzng‘l; guislneegg charming manner, With V- :;_;OM; ’, : r
‘— ’ Jsequettes of wool mohair are very becoming necks. A" the 33131158“ ‘7 €0_Jm‘f‘““f‘ .
in buff navy blue and black. Sizes ranging from. shades 331°" as grownups 61—Mac _
HERSHFIELD 461/. t6 54 ‘ $10 to $12.50 gigglyxggfijfiévmcggm 52-31.]... )1" , »
1; . - r v n 62-a-— loom .l‘” "l
MW” Translflrtatm“ C°- 5““ °°°" pink and white. 'Sizes 2 to . ”foe...2.2.7."...51
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING 5 3'3“” ‘1'” ' 3:33:31: 4::
GG—W'aniCd—Te iv‘ .1y
ROOMS A}: l‘.:.‘>.\iiD—-
€7—Roonts W1": 2"3'1
GS—Ilfflll‘s \‘.':“‘f‘. "
Other fashionable models
with sailor collars in deli-
cate shades of pink, blue and
white. Size 2 $2.50
Daily Service Between
New York and N orwalk
PADDED VANS FOR
. FURNITURE MOVING
26 Concord St. Phone 291
South N orwalk
N. Y. OFFICE
'201 W. 20th St. Chelsea 8059
ill—INTERIOR AIIRANGERIENT. .
from the tact that it is :1ch of
metal. its shape makes it ideal (or
Second floor.
Clearance Sale of .. .
' Exclusive Silk Gowns
(SO—Rooms tcr li '.
Til—Vacation l‘ :2. is
71—thre m I? '
7?-—\\"here to S r.
it: 75“
73~Wazttcd—-E...z:.s or will
REAL ESTATE Tuil RENT—
‘H—Aparimen's ar‘ j liens
I‘M!
’A most beautiful collection of crepe back‘satin
snd novelty silk crepe dresses has been radically
reduced for clearance. They are our better, ex-
Bcfore giving the details of the
arrangement of the apparatus. we
thought it would be a. good idea to
75—Busincsr 1‘ 1w:
Til-Farms on: if
'1?-—Houscs F0
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a'nl
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a.
our purpose. The lower part holds 3.“ 'rlcfli
the set nicely. and the upper por-
tion. which usually holds the ther-
ADENSA
FOR PILES
. L Hats Embroidered With
" print a photograph showing a roar mos bottle, will hold the two "A" elusive models in lustrous. shimmering black 7S—Uificcs
" U TRUGGIST. 'i ’ . hi ii bl h b t . . . . 79-—Shoro 'lv
M ‘YO n ) ‘ e“ or we set T s W [em 6 t e 3 mm trimmed With touches of real lace, hand embmld- Rent
CHARLES J. VARIAN
copmc'ron and BUILDER
reader to get a. good idea of how
the apparatus is placed, and should
make it easier to put together when
all the instruments are assembled.
The photograph above shows the
"insidr‘s" of the sci. It would be it
Looking at the photograph, the
right-hand varimometer is the grid
tuning variometcr, on the right side
of which is wound the ten—turn fixed
primary. .Just to the left and some-
what to the roar of the tuning vari-
Bangkok or peanut straw
in bright ribbon and bra
Ribbon and Braid
Bobbed heads will find ve
id.
ry summery hats of
fetchingly embroider-Ed
Many colors. and
cry in colors sud beading.
minute and you will find them most fashionable
for summer and fail wear.
to save on
gowns which were formerly priced to
Styles are up-to-the-
A wonderful chance .
R EAL ESTATE Still
80—Suburban—‘I‘c Rent
Sl-Wanted—To ileut
Q iLE-
.. ,,
. Lame
R —Brokcrs in ,
.. l‘ireproot‘Buildéng 3'}? Concrete» 5300;] idea. to cut this ph‘otograph out ?n):l:"lisrtthn audio transformer. and shapes are included in this group. There are head $65. , ~m..v_ _ sz—Businoss 1g». ;‘Fi;flsafin
nga pecna y o t e paper and save t. because .t 0 0 e of ihls is the plate vurio- i3 ' r ' . . V * Risk—Farms urd LIL". s ‘
w JFRANCE ST. NOR\VALK, (31‘. will come in handy later on. motor. Ahead of the audio trans‘ ; is to fit women Who Still {late 10118. hafll'h In $37.50 . 84-1-101505 Fm- Sale
Phone 618-1-2 Not-walk ‘ As can be seen from the illustra- former and making a. close m be— ac ’ many women are 8e cc mg certain o t 838 g . - 0 ss Lo‘s F0 “1'9
, . m -. t l' . ~ .
tion, we have crowded things togeth— tween the two variometcrs. are the F‘Odexs for thBil‘ Sport's hats—59 light and becom- J ' ‘ ‘ Second “0,0" § 35-5110” and :jcunfam‘ V
7 or proxy closely it; an grim: to get txo {tubet sockets. the tubes just mg. 5 ' .47?” . B ‘ oases ‘ Sale
every ing n o e a o e space. 3 ow n: n the picture. At the ex- ' '3] Pfiged 5" lack Sllk B1 ’ _ ——For Sale
WILLIAM W. DAWSON, Jr. Efficiency sharks will probably ob- treme left is the block “B" battery. P301 ly ‘ , C ‘ . :Lizgltfifincsl Estate
jcct strenuously to this; we don't One or the brass angles is placed it :10 ’ 3*" Mr and Extra 3180‘
. -—Ancnrmc'r— mi: it oursglves‘ for that matter, but the back or the “B" block; two are ‘ ‘Besutiful quality, rich, glossy black crepe do .
' . . re crate w at we said be:ore—-that placed on til i ht ‘ _ s ‘ . ‘ ' used - 835 “Be!
m4. So. Main St. Phone 3339 we have made certain sacrifices’in from the res: urn?! kegflethgogfégl‘: ' 1" [ . Second floor :5“ ' 'éhine ’5 m th blO sqme models have ..
SO NORWALK CONN. order to get a portable outfit. from sliding over into the vario. ‘ . desirable high'h’w neck! and mokmg’ While Others As an accommodation {and
DIE ~ Crowding the instruments close to motor. The panel holds it in from , Cool Green Porch Screens ' fire dressy Mbmidmd Illa 13¢..de Sty!”- An extension or its pub?2C 39mm
F S LYON each other is not the best practice. the trout, and the end of the til box ’ . ~ are overblouses. '2': . «use. $5.95 to $12-50 THE SENTINEL allow!
’ . . no; egrepfitiisc:itsersohgfsgzbtlgi1:: 2:90:13 it on the side away (mm the To ms' ke the porch a cool spot protected from {fifififi Second floor. 1 T _
" ’ JOB PRINTING the close arrangement is justified. Notice that .the grid condenser is 35h; momlriv‘g 01‘ $1100]! '80:] when the 11:81: is - " The Vfl‘filatd corset ' l CREDI i
South 1?an Anether disadvantage in construc- fastened directly to the grid side or ' - In use! ey are 9 a m green. or NW1! - - , - > . * ’ if: to those Q
~ tion is a... mm a... we have of the tuning variomcter. The um ghede .of finestvquahty and can)» quickly put us; F maul-awesome: ~ . CLASSIFIED .
H necessity arranged the instruments phone condenser is also attached to ~ .in the fipring and taken down in the Fall. 1.11989 * 9-» You willfeelmr 30 Mfume Of film 3113!. , 3
~ WOOSTER & DAVIS so that they come quite close to the the 'B-plus" side or the .plats vari- isc' 5" 0 er‘ta n d ff ct] " " " gm ' ' ‘ ” ' ’ ' I ' f DVERTIthS
7'.“ 2" WOOSTERE M. W. DAVIS tin box which holds the set. Placing ometer, and the other side or this x p- 6!! y‘sn De 8 y' 21W ‘ f‘ , magnet mum mum“? 111d ‘0!!! hip. A L e Ice“ 1
a- _ ATTORNEYS AT LAW ~ the tuning apparatus so close to the condenser will go to‘ihe "positive" 3 ice. i‘meme to Obtaim in a: 91.1339” grade. 4 ft“ , They we in“ mm 53? .' .. m m act burden— who no tel‘phone when \n i
formerly Examiners U. S. Pat. Office metal is going to increase the losses filament connection. t0 2>fiu ' ' ' “' N" ” ,: "5““4‘” .13 ’8‘” to ‘1; ‘ MG. Sim 3:9 to, ‘8. ~§f‘~‘-~£r"‘ $2 Bills are mailed prom”uy ‘ .
' 1115 MAIN or. BRIDGEPORT in the. '3“ “ugh“y- 1"“ he“ .31“ The ”“1de 903“ fit the top. from l r _.. -. “g ' ' E rout-iii soar. ' , L... r. * .44. ‘ , 45g . some am the an, 0, first insertion mi
lend for Booklet on Patents we thmk we have Justified this dts- right to left, “'9 101' the antenna and . - ..—.-.«m «weigh-k. ’ ‘ - f - _.... h . ‘ ’ -.. .,c‘>—A ‘ "“’ M -.~ i tho expecmiion that. in ne
Honey Loans:
0-
wanna-van. .'
amicable
sums
advantage by the conveniencerthat
is obtained by using a. standard
lunch-box .tor.the dontainer. Many
at you readers -might hesitate? to
build the set if it meant building a
special box. but we hope it will be
easy for you to go ahead with the
construction since we make use 02- a.
standerd container. The tin lunch
ground, negative and. positive “A" .
battery connections.
which nothing is hooked up. and
whose use will be explained later,
and lastly, two posts for the phones.
The completb with)! “mm
peered in yesterdsy's installment.
3 blank pose to
, Copyright. 192 my The Merl n
box costs about 715 cenmg’ondwusids 4‘ ‘ ca
., Rodin Belay. Launch
ap- ~
94“": " ,
Our _ surety mum. are store 31:81.
afte
wewreem
of the courtesy extended. :5! \
brill be paid before the wired.
dsy cash discaum has exp “a .
The continuation or this now :
is dependent on the coop: :0
59!! given by the pub.
minimizing collection ”pen" 2'
by prompt payments. .
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