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New York City it; canton Pours .—- mono ICE memes Policy RefrigatingSSupply CO. mm ' ’nmnmern.’ 25 MONROE ST. SO! NORWALK. CONN. ' HOB PRINTING ' South Norwaik Sweater Sale eve eyewie o ¢>.i.‘.‘l gem e. . $2.98_ SWEATERS $2.39 At . . . . . . . . . ....t..-.. $4.98 SWEATERS $3.75 4 .6.98 WEATERS . ' ‘5 A. $5.50 ONE LOT SHIRT ‘WAISTS AT $1'50 All Bath Robes 25 Per Cent. Reductions IRVING B. STONE At $3.98 SWEATERS . $3.00 At S All Other Prices at 25 Per Cent Reduction Children’s Coats 25 Per Cent. Reduction 13-15 Main St. Phone 759-4 Norwalk. Conn. « With John IiedFOrge, g Metropolitan/Starr sz Heard by ple , . , NEW YORK. Jennery 16.— The redio puhllo lent out had its inltroducticn to .enother ot the world'e lemon! operatic store when Madame Francee Aide. cr’ime dam of the ‘Hctropolltan Opere. appeared before the microphone tor the ilret time in her ,cnreer. manure Alda'e recital. given under the ace. piece of the Victor. Talking Machine Company. was hroedceeted iron: the etudio 'ot WEAR and relayed hy Woman May Be ‘. Federaliludxe heal Peq- e O AMVOUNCIZVG THE FORMAL OPENINGOF. K. A. POLHEMUS ’ MILLINERY SHOP 61 NORTH MAIN' ST. FORMERLY- AT 80 WASHINGTON STREET On Saturday, Jan. 17, 1925 f ' SO.9NORWALK O "The eepreno‘ wee introduced ' 2 o’clock. 'Her‘, or: "moratorium mini" from-am om rodio audience first concert by John ed photographs of at: and none“ rnl - ommm_ W _ 'tothe” . , m “Whlt'll I Do." 'l'herecltelweeennouncodeethe eecond Victor preeentetion and the 7 m Invited to com- . the compel”. either: municjete with directly or throneh iocel brloedoeet- int station W the» router of reclinle by the operetlc end con ing the precedent cert etage. lolloor- eetehfllhed at the ”coon-neck and Luci-nth Bari. 'l‘he precuoe'of e‘ending reproductions of the ; reciteie ductiond of htedeme Alda'e auto. graphed photo would be neat upon reqneet to her redlo “lietenere in." Irr thin connection. no official or the Victor compeny eeid yeeterdey that vent correspondence received on n reeult or the Bod-ncCor-mack re- cital he: aomewhet retarded the but mode on rnpidiv en The second Victor two piano eelecilone by Front be Forge. composer-plenum four num~ here by the Victor Concert Orchestra. Rosario Bout-don. conducting: end two by the Florentine Quartette. it was hrouiceet from the (allowing communicating atetione outside of New York: WCAP. Washington: WJAR. Providence: WEI. Philndol- phia; WDBI-I. Worcester; WGR. Bunnie; WCAE. Pittsburgh; and WEEI. Benton. The progrun in deteli followe: Air from D ne’er Sulte..J. S. Bach Anitrn'e Donor—Peer Gynt. .15. Grieg Victor Concert Orchestra. Roeerio Bourdon. Conducting. Bohemc—éMichiameno Mimi. Metietolele—L‘Altra Nottc. lime. Frencee Aide. ToA‘Weter Lily .... E. MocDoweIl Serenade ... .............. Drigo . Florentine Queriette. Berceuee—-Op. 57 ...... F. Chopin Liebeetreum ' F. Liszt Frank uForgc. Composer-Plenlet Entr‘ Acte Gevotte ...... E. Glilet In the Mill 1:. Gillei Victor Concert Orchestre. Mighm Lek A Roee .... E. Nevin Whet'll! Do ............ 1. Berlin Mme» Aide. poeeihie. nee-eee Aluminum Aluminum b the tonndetlon of durnlumin. the metal hence of mod- ern lighter-than-air eky cruieera. enye e. bulletin of the Netlonel Geo- graphic Society from heedonerlere in Washington. D. C. The metal ne- uelly hidu the light of tie powere such on the flowing up of Vlrnmy Ridge under hueheie of other ounce and it to a “rookie' emong the old- time meior league tnetele. — The copper. tin. nine. end lead did service to men eeriier than the birth oi Chriet. Aluminum will he only me yeere old in 1931'. Seventy yeere ego aluminum eold for 8'! en ounce and one ndvertleed on “silver from My: otter ”l ; number one ite wiehee in“ conti nuance of theee“ uncu- all!!! of the i cataract.- the pundit-J! 0* l to .thoee who wrote in ‘ would he continued. it one We ’end it‘wee ennounced that room- melting of pictures of theee artiste.“ ‘ “knowledgemente are being recital included ' ' graphconlpeny. to [probe will» * «ence'ot. , ' . ., . l- . lionnWlI-eie- WDW.'W no-_ CHYA N orwalk, M. l clay." Even the_1.800 tone prod”; ed in now meet be_multipiod 26 time to epproech lee: yeer'e total. mile the “eilver' '0! the otxtice eelle now for two cent: on ounce. To pier e. Joke on a. Jeweler. not him for “eorne nice etone in ninth!- num. ebout two or' three oer-ate. Probably he will look paneled. but it he knows the chemietry of hie trade he will lay before you gene at for a King‘s crown. The ruby. eepp'hirc. gernet and turquoise hive a. normal heee of elurnlnum. Greet- er ouentltee of,“ ere found then any other true metal: only hell on much of ite neareet rival iron. oooure in rocks herdened out of the original boiling more of which the earth once wee composed. An element of euch frequency ie not confined to one country or con- tinent. It in e. partner in noel-i: ell choice and clue. then I. uncanny at then from civiliution'e dawn. bou- od in on aluminum veeeel ere pieced before. the lawn: on chine platee pal-thy aluminum. 'l‘o Cher-lee M. Bell. whoee riee to heme and fortune reede like an Alger romance. the hcueewife owee credit [or her ehlning pote end pone. Hall. a Congregntlonel minleter'e eon. one dey diecovemd en oid'ched mien-y text book without cover or title page in hie father‘e reeding mom; it decided hie life ambition At the ego of 21. while «leading Oberlin College in Ohio. he invent- ed the eiectroh'eie proceee by which practically ell aluminum in mode to- m. Electrolyeie le celled "electric iooeening." Aluminum in combine.- tlon with oxygen. to which it ie et- trncied like nice] to o mullet. Bell euhjecied under certain condition- to e powerful electric comet and epiit the particlee to term pure elu- mtnurn. L lgneoue rooka. which include all N j 'GL 0 V E S Large assortfnent of Ladle? and Childrens’ Woolen Glove. Lndiee‘ Silk andWoolHoeiery, $1.69my Chum,sGolfHo§e .eet‘oo‘eeeoeeeeeeoeeeo-e... 590138 ' Forest Mills and Cartel’sUnderwear. In light. In. .M and heavy weight, silk and wool, cotton and wool, and all 00 v (2%» NUARY 09 SALE 0333“ A! m LOW! PRICES IN THE cm mm STOCK OF COATS _ DRESSES _ ms WALDNER’S . 0!! THE CORNER 32-38 so. MAIN. COR. HAVIAND THE TRAVIS SHI “Islam Bl)“ .Ill KG 44 WALL STREET NORWALK, I SPECIAL SALE SILK DRESSES Value $16.75 ' $10.00 “16%“. ##3‘ w "303 mm FURNITURE" Sterling Furniture Cr (8-65 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. PHONE . w vam i 6!! HAVE YOU ATTENDED THE . 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