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Lunch and Restaurant
Is Now Open fist
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54 South Main Street ‘ HIGHLIGHTS IN Rm. ‘ at Cut Pnces , 'y “'3
Former Location i ‘ TODAY’S RADIO ‘ CU T RADIO - Shipped anywhere by Express collect or add 10c molar no 531:1;
- 1‘ All ads are ragga
on the dollar for prepaid Parcel Post. ‘
proper ciassxfica‘mn
WEAF 7:50 p.. m.——-Sumxner Cure
uiu SPI‘ilinoi style “ 2v
We continue the Hotel end
Dining Room st 24 Ionroe 8t. 0’ beles _D°r°th!‘ mm!" . » ~ - . ‘ m m
. ~ —-- . ._ anz‘iiofgi" p' m' Md comm Mil-Dial” P Utentlometer 1. spunmm n. r. VEGETABLE PLANTS Daliycrlggbfiihffb ii;
I TJenningsn' 7 o , Celery. White Plume, Golden Selt Bleaching. Gisnt Pascal and "memo“. Fer "Mime;
' C t n Cotes-inc. si ” 100. so pae- 1.ooo. '
S0 th N 31k ‘ annec lo nto Cabbage. Flat Dutch. Succession. Early Snowball Cauliflow- Six Da ' Chm
u 01' W WEDNESDAY. ’ er, Late Stone Tomato. Egg Plant. Large Sweet Pepper Plants. y ' ' N
:1 per 100.38 per 1.000. 5:338" n
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-than 60 cents. ‘in
Lunch
‘\\’EAl~‘—-New York City—4.8
- Daylight m. _
i 2. man summons AND mums: (JANNA mm‘s
‘ .-—-. i W ii innist.
“'00 a. m \Iinn e e ' p Including King Humbert. Mme. Crazy and Yellow Austria.
. 80' s I 11-10 a. xii—"Young Mother's P.
‘ I . (1 re inri 2.00 er dozen. s 100. w ... . ..
Program." tslk by Mrs. Louis Jere . 3! 15 PG onen. I’“ Y ‘ P ‘ P" ”u; uni in. ““485 “ii-“i:
QUALITY FOOD suwit. h 3. STRONG 3-YEAR-OLD ROSE BUSHES Chars“ , : I
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PROMPT SERVICE WE‘LL: a. in. Market and west “- en ne Regularly 8161:!" deacon. Specisl 85 per dosed R telephone and .g L ”:3,“
cludin Columbia. lance phelia Butterfly. Ward, ussell, .ev n 43.. (m f‘“ '
REASONABLE PRICES 4:00 p. m.-—-Elsie Ahrens, soprn- ~ ‘ * o . _ ‘ In x etc. ”new“ (1:152; X311?“
' ‘ n0. ' ‘ A' r‘z— i” mm
M. To 1 A M. 5:15} p. m.-—Beniamin Lucatorio. vial—“dim!“ v 4. BEDDING AND VERANDA BOX PLANTS and“;:rji‘dehhzfvrfim0"
5 A. ‘ pianist. 1 A. Sch k A N Rexuinrly. Any 12 for 81.00. SPECIAL NOW. ANY 18 for 81.00. only be mamgj‘é'r: ‘3'?»
4‘30 9' m'“Ch“ e‘ we FjG I Petunia. Verbena. Labeliss. Ageratum, Asters. Double Stocks. times the .: a”
merit made :i. J}; “1. 91.
Special rat:- to: “(31.“
UD“D rt‘Qh“ 3L
Zinnia. Cslendulls. Marigold: Sulvis. Ali'uum. ‘Kenilworth
Ivy, Giant Chrysanthemums. Begonisa. Coleus. German
Ivy, Dusty Dusty Millers. Early Cosmos. double white
Feverfew. Novelty Snspdragons. Phlox. Lurk-
spurs. Pansies. Castor Plants. Double Blue
Cornflowers. Sweet Sultans. Coreopsis.
Jr.. barytone.
4:40 p, m.—Stories for children.
6:00 p. m.—Waldort-Astoria din.
her music.
7:00 .p. m.—- Synagogue services.
7:30 p. m.—Joint program. Hilda
MID-SUMMER
CLEARANCE
In Fig. 2 we have shown a method
of connection which overcomes this
objection. In this hook-up. one side
of the resistance { the potentiometer
Most readers are familiar with
the use of a 200~ohm or loo-ohm
potentiometer in multi-stage radio
. First
—0F-—- Ramon Charles Bryden. lrequenc - iifl f -- " Ha
.. . ' .. e 3' amp 9" as n ““5"” 0 ,is connected to the positive of the Sweet Williams. Giant rdy Scnhi- T ~ . ' .
B ‘b'iao "p10 mt: 2:33;" L‘" 0‘ varying the grid potential and cum filament battery. but the other. in- on the osas. Mignonette. Achillenl. ALLOLAkLhESTS.
a ”3' oro y 8' trolling oscillation tendencies in the stand or going to the “negative" in Rudbec'kins. Deiphlniums 1—D“... .
8:00 p. m.-—Louis Goldberg. Vio-
linist.
8:15 p. m.—Joint program. Hilde.
Ramon, Bharles Bryden.
5:30 p. m.—"The Twins."
9:00 p. m.—-Scott Blakeley. Scotch
comedian. tenor.
9:15 p. m.—Louis Goldberg. Vio-
and all Bedding and.
Hardy Perennial
Plants.
ORDER TODAY AND GET THE FIRST SELECTIONS
HARLOWARDEN GARDENS AND
the usual “315', is connected to the
moment side of the filament rheo-
stnt. it the arm of the rheostat is
connected to the filament. and the
resistance itsclt to the “negative"
side of the battery. the potentiom-
clcr Cunncccion gocs to the "arm"
side or the rhcostat.
amplifier tubes.
Another use is in the detector cir-
cuit, where it can be regulated to
vary the grid potential until the
best point for detection is reached.
Incidentally. when a potentiometer
is used in‘ the detector circuit, the
grid leak and grid condenser should
2—Card s of Thu-m
DRESSES
GOLDEN’S
Washington St, 80. Norwalk
B—li‘unt mi Lilrtfleij
G—MC';:.E. Lu. gen-
1 7—i’crsozazs W
9-Socma«-s a:d 1.2.}.
Street
linist. . I
. be dispensed with. The method or fly tracing out the concctlons you 19‘1”“ h ‘4 Finn
Passenger i speed sag}; mgv-e-‘I‘Ja;;:kmg:‘iyc. ‘55 obtaining detection by means or s will see that this hook-up enables ‘Ie a . GREENHOUSES AU'I‘OMt)’I1\‘E._.
1.00 p n; Trio grid leak and condenser (litters quite‘thc potentiometer to be cut out of A Automu A
' t '— ' .‘ . ._ s- u o - “Ur-£61.01;
cm Wagons 4:00 p. m.-—Elca.nor Gunn'. fas- mdicnlly from the principles imolt the A battery circuit by simply er‘port, New York Ill—Autunmmu “I?“
REPAIRING AND OVERflAlJmG ed when n potentiometcr-controilcd turning ofi‘ the filament rheostet in u- q , _.
hlon talk. grid is used. do not try to incorpor- the Usual mnnncr. Turning off the L Auto Aucm‘“
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES . _ . . e . _ . »..»-- . ' .
1'}? ;‘ :‘_¥:{: mfg?“ C. Cut- ate the other simultaneously. filament simultaneously breaks the Wlth all if_:::bbf f’, "i'tw’i
HAYDEN 'ing ' ' ' Most readers have wished that potentiometer connection on one 13 ;\~a:.fl.}mé a“ my“
. t - .l i. ‘ . l 4- it‘d-~.-‘.:.'(.;;‘gu‘
: . .—"Ed ti n," Mrs. potentiometers had oi'E positions. side. and presents any flow of cur- m . . , _ . ‘ .. .
AUTOMOBH E CO wing)" p m “ca 0 The common way of connection this rent through the resistance "W". 811515555: 31.3..va
, . - ' , instrument is shown in Fig. l. and Another improvement win 21 d JS—Ruszwx an \‘ m
‘ - 4:90 . m.——Anthony Beale. \io~ - C 09! ‘ ~ I M J...
34 WEST AVE. Honwm linist. p it can be seen that the resistance not have to do with battery drnin. _ ' SO!) VENIR PITCHERS 19—5“. 4 :3 “d 03 no.”
SERVICE STATION PHONE i381 5.30 p. m.—-Mnrket reports. unit 1 the fictenuomflfir-fs always is the insertion of a .001~mrd. fixed _ :l—Drosvassiar arc it”
_~_ ~ _ ____ _____ 7:00 p. m.—Cate ensemble. connected l.-rOSS the A battery. condenser from the arm to the USGful muvem Of South Norwslk. Each one has Wlored 33—5?“ " ‘O‘ ‘ '2
7:20 p. m.-——F‘innnclai dcvelop- “° mm” “1““ ”w mam“ 0' ”10 "1’08“"8 é" side of the potentlom- picture of some public building of the city. Convenient sixes 33"““Tv 51"?!”
mania or the day. arm is This permanent connection etcr resistance. This enables the v ‘ from the m to the M individual We! :s—Ximzrg, -5
8:00 p. m.—-"Music Appreciation," tcommunes a drain on the “A" but- radio frequency energy to bog by- an q ' 25-};8“ its. my.“ “y
PM. It. A. L. Sm“... eigogrsicghfltimfih 1slight. is new passed around this resistance. in; ' Prices range from 25c to 65¢. scoording to sire of pitcher. ins
5:30 p. m.—Bnnd contest and . are. e n mostcases. stead or forcing itself through. ‘ "8 P . w . ',
Chorus particularly where non-rechargeable Smoother operntcion usuaJiy re- ‘ xii—{fies ma. Stolen
v . - .' — .0: 'i." _‘ All llETia‘u
“VHS—New York City 360 dry cells are used. suits. FOREIGN J I M A I I ETTI! go—Tayclriwzsazu‘. For!
GI fainter :9iélpamizuggga:r:g:$h RADIO FANS laying his iviizhty-socond birthday on . ' all-I‘Wun't .—-B<:s.:?ss in.
. 7.: . . . . . t :it part culnr morning. Other _ ‘ « E. ) UYMEXT—
enbrook Conn; “:35 p. m.—-Original Louisana general, have had eightygwond Washington Street Telephone 449 South Norwalk 3. a El, [MW ”hm
' lirthdu' t ‘, . s . » -— .. .. we.
Have for. Car different? the. 3;45 p_ m,_vinccnt Lane, tenor. _ 1; th . ”1' ru,‘ hm Gwen“ man ‘ ‘ 82—Heip u; m—Rwu
I. submit some date on col. 4.00 B J i d e on y man in the country wile, , 33 ii _. w H". x
”hem. and coste. Your ll - D- m.— 0) S Dero . commanded a regiment in three‘ - up .Q"”“-. 5".
gm" will be valued. ' 4215 9- Ill-“30““ rec‘tfll- Major wars, and as a. conseQUence “—1i” ;~—..!..e 1': ”z"
_ 4:45 p. m.—Lionel Adams, rcml- he has many --mmmd..,_u who thinit ' T 35—SOJIC" & 233'”sz
im Th. AutomObu. Pm ’ ing. a lot of the Gcnornl. and who rc- AIJA E BOO ERY 36—823!“ s WSW-:4 I
l Pdvuufioglelnbrook 2:210 P- m~-§l°5‘~ttF0“Q_"l;.l but??? member him with a. card on his 3 . , Fizz—Shula: {<25 “brat-lbs
hone - -l p. m.— co :1 's ro birthday. ' i 4 ..;1.\'(‘ A.
\ J93” talks: 5°11!"- dance music. , “\Ve thought it would be nice to - " PALACE Tmm BUILDING .. J-
~ . OLD (JARS 3:00 p. m.—Sport period. 318' Broadcasting Sta. remember General Stuart with nos.
‘1 Sell Your Old Out: to the :230 p. ,m.-—l.icdtime stories. _ . . m1 curds." laid a official of The ,
1 BRIDGEPORT AUTO .:40 p. m.--nosoiand Dance Or- “on W11] Be Sltuated American Legionncre." and the idea. M‘d S
L Chrystra' O t .d f M must have gathered momentum as it 1 ummer earance a e «
'~‘ WRECKING CO. . 3100 p. m.—I’criod for shut-ins. u 81 e 0 oscow passed on from one veteran organi- . ‘ 42—Corug ;_.
1310 North Avenue s;3n n. m.-—0id<fashioned music. M ' zaiion to the next." ‘ , 47-i.r~cr.a .
9:00 p, m_—J05_ c, \Yolfc' bary~ OSCOW. July 30.—Soviot Rus- Chicago's great old fighter has ' ’ tt—Mus L ‘ ’
Between Oak and Center 8”. tone. sia. will soon join the United States been preaching and advocating and NOW In Ru“ SWlng’ the sale Of All sales (G—WU.“ »i--~«
ii BRIDGEPORT. CONN. 9:15 p. "tr-Palisades Park Or- and other Grimm”?! in broadcasting living ion: or country all his life. 6 LIVE \‘Tt WK—
_: . . ~ '. news. speec es and enterta nmcnt During the civil war he t'omm i d l ‘ l ‘
5 n arnum 8 chcsim ante . -_ p ,3 ._,. .
l Mulligan: Earls endsigszto [on 9345 p. m.——lienny Cogert and programs to the public. and the a. regiment of volunteers. lilinnis' ’ m 1; :Ci‘flgfg k l:
“ An Make of Car Chas. llirst, singing. council of commissioners is expect~ “Dandy First" was under his com- —‘or.:., .. 1..
' y ' 10:00 p. m._.(;..ne Austin, bary- 0d shortly to issued a. decree pcrmit- mund in the Spaliisli—.-.nwl.-nn War. . “-1.0“ . '
tom ting the installation or receiving The Illinois National guard unit “ 5°“"’" _..
CLIFFORD 10:10 .1 m.-—nascl)nll statistics. gets in! the home at a moderate li- u‘ns Icom‘nmmled by him during the “‘TIIE BOOL ” MERCUANEHYIL-
10:15 p. m.-Tom Bracken. Bob ense ee. 0rd "‘1’” ‘ 51—Ar'2cfs in" 5;!
There are 40 sending station in -m.-. - .__._. . 51.._B~m” 3.5 5.53:5:
King, popular songs.
‘ “'OR—Ncwnrk—dos.
«' The Newest Last in Men’s Oxfords
Russia. eight or which have a. rndi-
- av 1s or: i "”53“”
us of 2.000 miles or more each. The 53 B a to
53-liu:.vi.:.g “
SHOE STORE BOLLECTIOE'EXPER‘T" l .
l3 . 3:30 p. m.~—Eunlco Pilkin ' ti
Cp-to-Dntc FOORWCII' contraito. “on. government ‘3 completing a power- GOES AFTERMONEY k 5...)”. n“
3,45 ‘ m—St I J M iul receiving station st Lioubertzy. FDR I q FOLLE ' “‘““
s. Green. Prop. sk' ', " ‘ i an 9" ' ‘flu‘m' the site of the international Hnr- ' . m I 7 :1.an
£11,:‘2‘icompan cd by Joseph ZbYt- vester Company's rent near Mos~ ' ‘ | & BRAC K ”N “Afar" “‘1 r
(Formerly with Max Lory) a ‘6“1‘5 -p m Baudlstel’ P k 0 cow, which will be capable of pick- 4 543—le
, ' - -" 3 31‘ I" in: up the principal American sta- - 57-4300d
Shoes to.- the “mole lsmily chzstga, n "0,... . 81 Washington St. ‘ South Norwalk 554...... .
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Moderately Priced m... p ”“m °‘ “a“ Unit2?d§“'m‘§.”'wifi°'§.£332.33” REFRIGERATORS RE 0"“ “Tum" mE-‘L‘GS ----- tan-m...
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’i . 58 50. Main St. SO. NOI'WIIK. 8:00 p. m_—-(}Qne Imnhgm'. Ot- “ is hoped. when the governmen‘ “ (ii—QML ,1 i ‘e
. chestm, has finished the great Khodynka From Up 7. . .
8:80 p. m.——Joint recital by Helen station on the outskirts at Moscow. 14 75 6:4- '-
HERSHFIELD O’Shea. and Marguerite Sinton. Americans with sufficiently sensl- 1 ' 22’2”“
. 9:00 p. m.-——Solos by Millie Kreu- tive receiving apparatus will then u —“ KW“ 7‘
Motor Transportation C0. dcr. be able to listen to speeches by Trot ngi?e 7‘ . Prompt 65-22.“? ~- 1,...
.._._.. 9:15 p. m.—— Tall: by Honor Major 21". Zinoviefi. Rykort. and other D . 56— am‘:“‘":
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING George Haven Putnam. \ bolshevik orniors. M. Gutkowsky "l'r's HERE ' . .. elivery ROO‘iiK‘ \vn mil-ID—
, Daily Service Between 9:45 p. m.-— Joint recital by Helen _L IF ITS “0351‘:me ‘ h ‘ “‘W‘ .n .i
I O’Shcs. and Marguerite Binton. 87 1'0- m Btu rho“ m 67"“"’“‘ A a J
g New York and Nor-walk 10:15 p. m.-—Tenor sols, Antonio op - Ch (is—11‘?“ “"7:
l »— -——- Pesci. . _ II. Congregational arch ,,,,,, Gil—Rooms for l .1
{ PADDED VANS F03 10:30 p. mn—Contralto solos. ’ “ 70—"3‘3'i‘m F ”75
l M vmq. Miiyuoxreuaer. ' - ’-'1--“”me '-‘ ‘3"
. runnmnm o sway—5| a, .1. SUMMER HOME NEEDS 7..-“... s~
‘ 8130 .m.~Ad ent 8t , 73,-‘v. 3; .d- l.
26 Concord St. Phone 294 onion—swig, Clinton-3?” H A GUARANTEED . . n N‘
South Nor-walk. 3:15 p. inn—State market report. MUSKOGEE, 01th.. July 29.—The ELECTRIC IRON Refrigerators. Ice Cream Freezers, REAL EST. l r. MFR;
N. Y. OFFICE . wvnz-sufluflua. Mess..—337 largest soldier's memorial hospital _ 74-Apam‘"\rq’.s “WP-fee:
201 w, 20a, Sc, Chelsea sons 7:30 p, m.——Bedtlme glory. west of the Mississippi mm, M” be _ . Nil Vacuum Freezers. Screen Doors, win- 75—BusmP-Rr I "f” ‘9‘”,
. 7:40 p. m.—wnz Trio. built here at cost at more than two 76-Far-"v‘5 “"5 “m ”
. 9:00 p. m.—Organ recital. millions dollars it plans outlined by d°' Screens. Croquet Set; Lawn Set- 77—30%“ F” new We
Inn 9:30 p, m.—Vocal concert. Colonel Hugh Scott, Commando r 3 95 'S—LifflCDS : i‘ l m:-
CHARLES J‘ VAR 11:30 p. m.—Leo Heisman Or- The American Legion post here in:- . tees. Rubber Garden Hose, llwn its—Shore “'3 ”CM”
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER N
Vchestra. teriizc. Scott's plan would call for Rem
Fneproot Building and Concrete- 12200 midnisht—Songs. the deeding ot the entire Honor ”9’"! 8- Ratesfelt of New my P‘m Mowers. Oil ”1d Gamble Stm'e" Camp 30—Suhurbnn—Tr mu!
' n . spec”. 'KDKA—Pittsburgh—azo. Helshts park to the government York, Spedsust in men - ‘ ' Stoves Elect r . -\ram.u~ro {ital
I ‘ ntzsut (7r ”'15 p m Daughterty’a o and the purchasi t n l ' has tsk ch. f “he, 3’ ' "c I W" “0- 81
SFRANUE ST. N0 . . - - -—- r- us 0 a and art- en 1- 0 col! s r v ‘ ,, . .
Phone ens—1.2 Norwsik Chema- ”cent ‘0 the Present hospital site of funds {era‘the Ls 1’3““ THE CONNELTILUT \ REAL ESTA Fl: Fmsfl.
51-11! L»
by the goy’ernment and the erection R —Brokors "1
6:00 p. m.—-—Baseball scores.
by the Veterans’ Bureau of another 33me “minim _
LIGHT &. POWER co.
So. Norwelk, Conn.
may W ’
6:30 p m.—Dinner concert. ss-nusinlss P.‘ , .
7:00 p. m.—Scores; dinner con- bniifing twice the size of the hos- 83—min” 27d “it": For
. . . rt p a structure now there Th \ '“
rlce Ce” . a re. fifloiscs H r 53.9
Bad“) Parts at 0051: P 1:30 p. m.—'I‘he children's period. servation, With ”Ml acquired from NEMOLASTIK 3.1079 For saw
PriVate citizens. would include 313- u-Sdhore “d mount»
9:00 p. m.—-Concert: Mildred I.
Prentiss. Leona La. Martin. Agnes
Tillbrook. Arden H. Thomas and
Sebastian Sapienzn.
‘WBC—WllhingtoHO.
4:00 p. m.——Bong recital.
6:15 p. rim—Instruction in interns-
tionsl code.
6:00 p. m.——Storiel for children.
PALM BEACH
-—end— .
MOHAIR SUITS
$1055 ' $10.00 /
proximately eight hundred acres
mm m I k SELF-REDUCING ~
l. .. °..‘:.:.‘:‘.S‘f;:.f;*:.’lg“flzz RUBBER GIRDLE
ground beautification plus. ‘
Commsder Scott points out that
according to the report of treasur-
ary department uctusries. in 1968
approximately five hundred thous-
. Sale ‘
h7-—Subnrhrxn—T~‘or ‘Slille
89—\Vnnlcd—— iical £3411
for a Short Time Only.
wuon 0123 RADIO msnow
MID-SUMMER SALE .
15 to .2331/;.,% off -
THE NORWALKS’ "
ELECTRIC COMPANY
accommodation
As an :t‘w
' and veterans win be asking tor ad- ' . . .. to,
K ’ , on of lib. [)4
i 11 NORTH MAIN 31'. THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY mittance to government institutions MME. JEANNE'ITE ' 4 . . ' 5.2:;anlesz allow-
Phone 2978 . _ and in view or this tact. it is not too '
_ m. Neighbor—Why den: 56 so main at so m1; Palace Cl th '
, . rid of that measly hound “villus: 3:: to prepare to taige cure oi ' 'v A ' N 0 . es Shop - . c . . CRlflDIT
Egl‘oglgmzcgnongrel and nothing 051.; American Legion will an: . 13 ‘0' m 80' RU! "“3 70 N0. MAINST. Phone 747 SO. NORWALK filtO [hose
' lshoms. representatives in Co - : ' ' ‘ ‘ v ‘
M . K i _ - n , ..
withr himeitrnfxt'l: min:;“lglti Dart tress when it reconvenes to sponsor Largest Stool: of ‘ (1L Abbi} I‘ED~
he "my be. Mann“ he is. Bu sauce a bill which would an appropriation he sud Clip 1303 ' ‘ ' - ADVFPTIH‘RD
the only member or my h “titles sutricient to our! out the plan. in “the M p F- H- BAXTER . . \ .bscri
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City Star. 21%;:111411 states in the:1 south- TEE . .0 ,, 8 gm. are mailed “02:9 .
K ' I “newt?“ here . um. m. M ~ ass mamas ' r t d to an msi m5“
“ hippies an! Rep-king Campaign Theology. and the 'k‘" and equipment in POLLEY ‘ 5M. h! Plan-O Sines, Perk a a . EAST ROBWALK mom 1503 (2: etpectatmn tbaL 1" .v
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4 fifirifihnifioxfingmmm“m “net here conteining mo £223 none to: new A. a. women I. w. om: “ - 3"; ”mini? ‘31”;2‘... '-
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