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8 FRANCIS ST. NORWALK, (71'.
Phone ms—t-z Norwalk
South N orwalk
Lunch
so. MAIN STREET
QUALITY FOOD
PRODIPI' SERVICE ‘
REASONABLE PRICES
5A.M. TO 1A.M.
3:43 P. .\i.-—Uncle Robert's
with children.
41*.
Girl on Her Tri
Adele George.
4: l‘.
tenor.
p Around the “’orld'
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4:45 I‘. Bin—Original
“'illinm .l. Stuart.
F- l'. M.~Lconard Partridge's or
chestra.
6 l‘.
1 P.
7:15
7:30
chestra.
R l'. M.~(‘onccrt.
8:30 P. .\i.—~.lack (Tlcstain. pianist
RMS 1’. M.~——Bib llrothcr period.
9 P.‘ M.—Chas. Silickinl‘ld's
chr-stm.
9:80 P. BI.—-“’
baritone. -J .'.
9:45 PEEL—“Tight and Bcssinger
SCHENECTADY—Sso
M.-—Olcntt \‘ail‘s trio.
l\i.—Sport period.
I’. .\i.~llcdtime stories.
1’. M.—Roselnnd dance
illlam B. Krlggcr
, P. M.—Ttaik, Prof. M. F
Bai'i'us. '
8:30 P.
Hurd.
8:40 P. M.—Baseball results.
“TIC—“3‘s“! NIPPON—469
M.——Talk, Prof.
the. moment.
3:10 P. M.—Song‘rccital.
3:35 P. M.—Piano recital.
3:50 P. M.—'l‘alk. Mrs. \Vm. Ath
orton Du Puy.
NOTICE.
The property owner Who smiles
when it rains has a good roof.
WE MAKE THEM SMILE i
The N brwalk Roofing Co.
117 WATER STREET
Phone 387—2955
Mosquito Net
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4 P. M.—Song recital.
4:10 P. M.-——Book review.
national code.
6 P. M.—Stories
Peggy Albion.
M
PROGRESS IN ART.
The scenario writer foud that he
needed a sub-title. He wrote down:
"That Night." ~
"\Vhat does that guy know about
art!" muttered the scenario editor
witheringly. as he scratched out the
for children.
title and wrote: "came the Eve-
ing." \
"'ant won't do," said the film
editor “it's too maater-of—fact for
tho'.‘ ” on production that Super-
Diamon Masterrplctnrca Inc., have
ever made.’ He changed it to: Came
the Shadows of Eventide."
The president of Super-Diamond
Mssterpictures. Inc.. cought at the
arm of the man next to him‘as the
much-changed title flashed upon his
eve in the projection room.
"Here Morris, is where we knock
em dead!" he shouted excitedly. "I
Just thought of a. beautiful “n! of
poetry I read in the Exhibitors’
Weekly which will fit right in here:
'When Night Had Folded Down its
Sable Wings!" ‘
The next day Will H. Hays char
acterized the motion pictures as "a
combination of tall the arts. and
greater than any of them."
K
NOT HIS QUABREL.
"Now. Bearcat. how do you know.
the world is round and hangs on
nothing in the air?" asked the.
school-mistress. “How do you prove
it?"
' Isaidftwss.“ ,5 '-
“I don'thsro to." refilsd you;
CITY—492
. M.~—Elia Mylius. soprano.
4:15 P. M.—-Geo. Pccore. trombone.
-.':‘n P. Mae-Ella Mylius_ soprano.
4:30 P. M.-——l£dwnrd Mann, bari—
chat
M.~J«~anne La Marr. singing:
4:15 1‘. iii—"Letters of n. Chorus
4:35 P. M.—l.con Stein. baritone.
rccltations.
01'-
or-
'.5 M.—Music and humorous
L. M.
I l". M.—Fashion develompcnts of
5:15 p. m.—Instruction in inter-
:n’
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RAM
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savour
Lunch and “turn“
nist.
receiver. a good ncrinl and ground
stal set needs c rrful
and good appar
. and good apparatus every bit
er docs.
Tube, for Amplifier
The drawback to the crystal type
not sufficient to operate a loud
speaker. There has been no practical
method yet disc0\crcd whereby ‘a
crystal receircr can be amplicf by
the addition of more crystal detect-
ors or transformers.
For mare \olume
the \‘cuum
point usually comes the parting of
tube receiver providing an citicicntl
and good apparatus is used. A cry-E
construction .
us is used. A cry-
stul set nccds care ful construction
as
much and more than a tube receiv-
of a radio set is that the Volume is
tube amplifier must be used. At this
point where it loud speaker can be
now! and the headphones discahrod.
tin stage of audio treqncncy amplift~
cation can he added to your present
crystal rccvhcr. This will increase
th cudume of sound obtainable from
your set and will slightly increase
the range of your set.
The old receiver will require no
changes in the wiring or panel lay-
out. providing there is enough room
on the end to place a tubesocket
and a transformer. There will be
sufficient room on the front panel
for the rhocstnt and the phone jack
for the controls of the crystal set
do not take up very much room on
the front panel.
The binding posts are assembled
on the rear of the baseboard or on
an insulating strip also mounted on
read of tho baseboard.
Line If (he
- Some ,Revised Symbols
\ For Radio Diagrams
WRONG . RIGHT
Most of the symbols used in il-
lustrating radio dircuits are fairly
well standardized. but some of them
are still in dispute. and are in the
condition that each circuit illustrator
uses his own particular notions on
the subject.
The most discussed and most
argued-over symbol Just at present
is the ordinary symbol to indicate
an electric cell.
The Amerifian Institute of Elec-
trical Engineers have given their
opinion that the right and wrong
(on-ms are as indicated in our Figs.
1 and 2. In other words. the use of
the short. black element as the
“positive" end of the cell i! not
correct; the Institute 'holds .that the
correct way to indicate the polarity
one
is as in Fig. 2, where the long thin {MS “3 ““de 1!" ‘Fis. 3.‘ This‘
line is t "positive" and the short. “nogfihneedless’ eflort. “man’s "“1
heavy l e is the "negative." Ih'np *3? WI! in our opinion
It is mobable that the Institution's
opinion- on the subject will be ae- .
Icepted by moat radio magazines and
at least ws'wiii adhere to this prac-
tice in all future diagrams. To avoid
Boa-est Johnson “Dummy! ‘1'
a;
mistakes in the past the negative
/ l
is to use the symbol
dancers. This
way that the idea‘ "
carried out. .
1
Teodor l
H63 Ho4
the polarities will be in accordance
with Ifig. " From a purely visual
standpoint, however. it would seem
that Fig. 1 should be right. because
the short black line certainly con-
—J—.’
’\.
Another matter is that of indi-
cating. which side of a condenser is
the "rotor" side. Originally this
was not particularly important. but
with the sensitive 'tube circuits in
use today it i s often very‘deiirable
to specify which connection is the
"rotor" connection and yhich the
"stator." The usual way or speci-
tying the rotor up to the present hall
been to write "rotor" V '
shown in Fig.
4. The curvedarrow indicates the
‘rotor” : side
‘ can.
thing on St. Paul. ~-A fellow from
over there came over here the other
day lust to look
fault. He approached'a fruit stand.
picked up I.
asked with a
in St. Pauli?"
fruit stand, "put that~ grape downlf‘
tone. '
l 5 P. M.-—“'oman's program.
V United Synagogue of America. i t
' 5:30 1‘. M.-—Clara t‘hnlilm plan s .
Passenger REG Speed 5:45 p. M.-—Edward Mann. bari-
' . tone. _ .
car" Wagons 6 P. M.—\\’aldorf~Astoria orches—
REPAIRING AND OVICHHAUIJNG tra.
PARTS A3." ACCESSORIES 7:30 P.‘L[.-~annic L. Todd. so-
prano. . '
HAYDEN 7:45 P. .\i.——Jamcs Craig. tenor. ' 234147!
8 P. M.—l-‘nnnic Todd. soprano. ' ”56k
‘ - 5:!0 P. M.-—Jamcs Craig. tenor. 005C017“
AUTOMOBILE CO, ms r. M.-—Tnlk. J. Elliott Hall. if
- '- . '. . _-—. Cni _ tenor.
3‘ WEST AVE' NORWAHK 22;; i‘. Ri—{ffrtl‘f‘shinrringe hand.
SERVICE‘STATIQ“ PHOSL 138' 10 I‘. M.—Joseph C. “'oli'i‘, bari~-
‘ ' ' tone. _
10:10 I“. l\i.—Adam Carroll's trio.‘
10:3“ 1'. .‘i.—Jost‘ph C. “’Olff.
baritone. '
10:40 1‘. .‘i.——Adam Carroll's trio.
'\\'.v7.—-xr:w‘ronx crux—455
l l‘. .\l.—I.unchcon music.
v' 4 1‘. M.—i-‘nshlon talk. 0 (Rnrfit.
- 4:15 r. M.—"i-‘ashions of the Dirt’CIOR
GI updllltel‘ Stage." Cora Moore. ’,
enbr 4:30 1‘. M.—Tm n‘slc. -_ GNU/V0
OOWL 7 P. M.——Concert o chestra:
:3". Your Car different? 3.," 7:30 P. BL—«L‘onccrt orchestra. L
I‘ll submit some data on col.- 5 P- M-‘T‘l'k- Mayor 1" D' Gard- 9.93s snowman-o.
'seheincs and costs. You: Ls- nr‘r- _
EVIMIT’ '"" ”° “m“ it??? ”Ii-’1'?“ ”"193"... m. ‘*
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' mplo Avenue. Gicnlirook 7 7 A. .\l.——\\'()l‘. morning gym class.
~ PM” ”7“" 2:3" v. .\i.-—Talk. t‘rosby Mathews.
2:45 1‘. M. Lonn Kievsky. pianist. G 9
OLD CARS .‘l'l‘. M.—-Sl1lncy Schachtcr, pi- I Iii/ll
(mist. P Q - ,
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Sell Your Old Cars to the 1-3“ P- -“ Talk “9 r r 0?li . ,
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BRIDGEPORT AUTO 3:45 P. )i.——l.ena Kicvsky. pianist. A 1: afffcfak
WRECKINC‘ CO ’ ":15 l’. .‘il.-—l'llito orchestra. - y
I ' X l'. .\l.—.\l\-n l‘olaska. soprano.
' ' S: .' '. .\l. Talk. r. I). I“). Lorenz.‘ I _
" 1310 North Avenue Suit; 1r. {tr—“1 See by the l‘a- H F 5* __
Between Oak and Center Sts. peng- "Hollywood," McCoskcr. , ' ‘--‘— i - ___1—u 23PM? ( ‘
BRIDGEPORT CONN ms 1'. M.-.\1m Polaska. so- 5Z2?! 1 , 005
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prnnn. , _} common [
Phone Barnum 5686'2 (no; P. .‘i.——Dr. Sigmund Spaelh. 4' ”meg/22‘”, _. WWW/{if
Second-Band Parts and Thus to Fit “Comm” Sm” M Musk” “new. __ 2 1
A“! “a“ "‘0"? 9:30 1-. M.——.\innhattan Serenad- . ' ‘ .30”,
' crs. .
, 10:15 r. 31,—won Monday Night- L way/m
"5" O ---___' -
i CLIFFORD \rnx—xlaw roux crnr—soo B B A+ A .11. .
in A. ll.v——\\'om.1n's hour. + - “
SHOE STORE ,' It? A. .\l.~Frnncis McCoy. violin- _. 0-9“ LOAL.VM sin-o.
”ii. a. ...-- .- - ‘ nt I
' -‘ - ' ' 4, "“10 -" M-‘F’OSS'Q- Radio Fml)— _ ~' .. “a... \.i:1i 13:0 I'i“i:tb2c cryatal. As. uood is my tin.- losst's iron! 1: cu -
‘P ‘0 Date 1‘00"“81' 5pm: lilong :m lube: and batteries are in; the binding poets directly on
-—--+- S. Green. Prop. 10:15 A. .\i.—I‘riscilla Baynea. so- Many a radio fan has Smr‘tld 0“: m-m-rsnry lor amplification. the ho board may not be noticeable. To
pmnn' . ""h 3- '0“"? “°'- ”“59“" ”“3 con~ :u'crngo fan discards the crystal sr-t :n‘oid any danger of current leak-
(Formcrly with Max Levy) 10:33 A. lit—intcpyleW Terese tcmptluus opinion of the owner of a and “so“. a. \ocuum tube detector age it ‘3 bcst. however, to mount all
_ Rost- Nziccl. with Viola Angi‘m. ““6 tube Neutrodyne, the crystal not . “‘50. - binding posts on a 3"”, of hard rub-
Shoes for the “1m“: l~amlly 10:33 A. AL—Francis McCoy. vio- has its points of Sul’“”"T“-" “m1 “3' '1‘.) many of us the rcmarkablr, her or bakclitc. _
: Mod‘ratcl Priced “ms" advantages 0“” “c" ”1‘3 "u“ “biclurny ut the crystal receiver. and; Additional Apparatus heeded
" 1 v ”y ”:40 A’ M‘“Lm'°”° C‘ Lynch. cuum tube "CM‘FV- , the splendid quality of the local! The cost of adding to the crystal
"t“ ‘ ‘ ' " domestic sewn” talk. - The “m“! ““0" in “1‘0" 0‘ ”l” programs is such that we dislike toirccchcr will probably exceed the
58 50. Join St. 50. . orwslk. I J . p . _
. 10“" A. M.—C‘urrent events. E" "3'3““ '0! ‘5 ”1M it ‘3 ""t expcnsiu- part With our old irlcnd. tried and original cost 0! the rccehcr. The
51,. ”Vim" "J C°"3‘ru“ and “WWW“ “0 “4“” true. Thu- hookups showing how to imcstmcnt in additional material
10:55 2" M.——Prlrcilla Bnynes, 30' or-batterics for “3 ”NW“?- Th" 0"“ chcaply add a \acuum tube amplifier will be spent. Later on if you wish
prnna' "Y 0‘ ““1"“ from a ”“5“”. "““Vmg lo a crystal receiver are love. . you may change this set into a one
HERSHFIELD 2:13 1". M.—Jimmy Clarke‘s en- set cannot be equaling by the best * Don‘t Btu-am Crystal tube rcflcx by the addition of ‘ rs-
. trrtnincrs. b ”“1“?"- in ’3” it ‘3 I ' - t' fi «1 with the l cal dio {re ucncy performer.
‘ 1‘ \ncum 1“ e f 30.: are an is c. o q
3. motor Transpo tatlon C0.. 3343 P- M--L. “‘olte Gilbert. the only type of a. ri‘L‘C‘lYN' lor the programs and with the performance If you desire to use a dry cell
Y’ “— flinging. novice ‘0 construct as m" “T51 5”. of your prcscnt crystal receiver, yet tube you may have your choice of
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING 3 1‘. M.—Hnrry llock's entcrtain- In regard to \olume. the crystal “lab to increase the volume to n, the “-1) ll. “-1) 13' 0.. C 13 which
Daily Service Between "”- rcccivcr is ncarly equal to that of it
require a 6 ohm rheostat and a one
and a half Volt dry cell. The L‘\‘ 193.
C 299 tubes will need a (0 ohm
rhcostai_ three dry cells and a spec-
ial socket. The l'\’ :tll-A and C 301-
A tubes may be used with a 25 ohm
rheostat and a storage battery. Dry
cells will be. rather cxpcnshe.
A tuhc. sockct and rhcosiut for
the type of who used and A battery
for the. filament supply of the tube
used. one 22 1-2 or 45 volt B battery.
one audio frcqucncy transformer
with a ratio of 5 or 6 to I. one single
circuit jack (note that a double cir—
cult Jack is necessary in the detector
stage) binding posts and wire is all
be necessary to add a stage of am-
plification to your crystal set.
Copyright 1924 by the S. N. 1..
Technical Syndicate.
THRIFT.
During a big snowstorm a gent
drove his car doun to a filling sla-
tion on a side street. intending to
get some gasoline. He went' down in
his jeans to see how much money
he had. (inc piece—d quarter——
dropped in the snow. The man
scrappcd around a while in the
snow. but couldn't find it. So he left
his car there and went away. Three
days later he came back. The anew
was gone. He picked up the quarter.
"Why did you leave your car
here for three days?" asked the
gas man.
"Just to mark the place where I
dropped the quarter." he replied.
“I never would have been able to
find it. I had driven away."—
L'appcr's “'cekzy.
K“
NOT SO PERFECT.
“I found 8.
today. pa."
"And you restored it to the own-
er. of course?" said father. looking
up from his paper.
to inculcate
quarter in the street
good moral principles
“Yes father." was the answer.
“That's a good honest boy."
"Well.
very well help it. The man had me
by tho ear."—W.aterbury Republi—
M
The Twin Cir: retrain
(St. Paul Paper)
Minus-yous will never' have any-
around and find
M-m‘ w... ..... .
large watermelon an
sneer: *
"Is this‘ths. largest apple you have
"Hey!" bellowed the owner or the
‘—-—__
a commence: Parisian“
new variable cm-
is a '
9M ,, vs bend,- 1. a.
esr‘
t8
“mtg. pl 9 m
" F '4 i f‘
manta). ;"
_‘_fNow.* :Tommy.” said the. teacher:
mayglvs no In Example of“: ‘
dancers. “v " ; _ -..
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Is Now Open at
54 South Main Street
on- Former Location
“Go tinue thsfiotel and
gémgimmuumu
Keep Healthy, Wealthy and
Wise by Taking Natureopathic
Treatments of
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