. Cross Word Pussies
of 60
l'.
educational.
convinced' Send your order at once
“next sales.
was or cashier's draft.
il the posiage.
’SPECIAL
We will send.
postpaid. Sex-ms
41.351
Postpaidl
A complete boo!”
pussies
bound With at
tracllve hard cov-
lncludlng a
Venue pencil“ The
Rage or the Day! ,
Spen dovenlniae
profitably by im-
proving y o u I. A.
mind instructive.
' These cross word
puzzles will add countless words to
your vofalmlary Order now and be
“is first valuing will surely make
mus fan and gel ’ypu resdy for the
Send money order. ex-
We will
ship CUD if you desire: and charge
$4
C‘OFFER 1-2—3
___....___
R“ AI ( OPsP. DEPT.‘AI I05
"199 Broadway
New York
THE NEW
‘TOLDSMOBILE SIX
Fisher Built Coach
.31.188.00 Delivered
:"Bigger, Roomier. More Refined
' The Coarh Illal Challenges
Comparison
AARON KOHN
J . South Norwalk
. 4"
x.
-[‘(-'
.f'r‘r
REG Passenger
i’PAIiTS AND) ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN
{- AUTOMOBILE CO.
3g WEST» AVE.
._ clowns: STATION PHONE «as!
gay
BEI’AIRIVG A‘ JD OVERHAUIJNG
N ORWALK
: "COAL RANGES
1.; GAS RANGES
' All kinds of healing stoves
“T and all hnuselurnlsring goods
”I of highest quality at lowest
prices
-We furnish repair parts for
any make of stove.
M. Gutkowsky
87 No. Main St. Phone 419
l Opp. Congregational Church
‘—
Odd Lot Sale!
fSecure some of the wonder-
iul values offered this week
in seasonabla merchandise to
.close, before Inventory.
The N. E. RYAN co.
86 Washington Street
AND THAT 00R
IYOU Li. SAYOU
118 JUST Ingutnflgoax-
CHARGE migows '
'rc ambitions to se?ve you not
one; stick you Keeping evrrlasl-
imly on the Job is not our hsbll-
'geillng through at a minimum
:pense to you is our pleasing
lac.
K
Tile Nash. Raymond
"2 ,, and Dean (30.
2-8 was H11$30AD
annnry Clearance
'ndhered to.
.60 on your tuningcontrolfiyou can
, tween 200
(co-lends w wiles he.) ‘. _ _
"EDNESDAY- Mum ‘3 Ultra-div - ‘ . ' ~
Bonnie—new . "2 0:00 “on s mar-u: 3
0:00 P, u ass-eunu- measure. - ' NIH-1M0“ ;~mu
Wednesday's Best Minus 8:" .‘lp—X?’ Yor’k '- w 0 “ S—xrw Wk truism} . ~
wmu, ' ““5,“ PM“ “cu. 10-15 P. u. 'Pml' 30am , moiv 1.: ‘
. “d ormoulc .us‘uwoh‘. . '3‘ - . 6'90 P .
(wag-31%, Afamao Xi‘an" m ‘m :0530 P: “.c—PIOM‘M', '- ‘ "
nut—m or. 0:30 'P. .407 rm: ,, m 0m 9- game Plus-
. 11! I'd. - ' s:00 P. x_iron M
I i i TI 03: P. fig handout-l. 10-00 9-1-4768 an Muir. .,
[E I! n S ) 3305 P.’ iii—Pk lacy". rem Good Souls. 7:00 P' N' '
ww. 1::me 0200 P. 10—11mm _ . 10.00 P. 30—min
338 ii: “may” .8”? m .. '7 -W "1
7:80 P. x.-—Justin strlo. m: h- u: p: n...“ 0. would. 3% 31:54.“: ‘91: V
m 3"”? ._M.m..;=:....mj.rm........o. m... a. ham... 0mm...” .. ‘ -’° ”trim ° M‘~
10 :00 'P. M.—-Philllnc . m J l- - 'mo P. um Madeleine‘s,
to test merino—ear _ woo. summer—ass
u :00 P. l.——udo-Venla Orchutrl. 0:00 P. Ila—Leno: uncouth!» 1:00 P. He’s-minors Vld . '
mo. m volts—sees 75:3;- fiw—Wfim *- e:oo P. x s - err-sluts
0:45 P. Ni—Sclser’s Ominous. . 3-00 ,- x-dm ‘ ‘m; . rns. Mu . .
7:45 P. lip—Songs. Zither duets. 8;" 1; u;_.hm n hwy,“ wno. ass names—ass .l
3- 3° 9- “fig-”133:” {pgqflm 1" szeo P'. Imp—Ward o perilous. $§g 13:- iii-Tue gapmm _
0 as P. H.—Winlu"s 0mm us 1’- ‘5‘ "v" 30% Poole. males: P. . Mean. .-
Wu NEW YO“ I55 10:05 ’- “Tm
4300 P. m—luclw. sinusic. 0:00 ,;%mm..mm, 2‘ 0:00 P. upmar- m
7.00 P. M.—Ie\itow's o rehash-o. ",0 I, 1“ng sun. mucous—us ,
8:00 P. NIH—“s.“ at. Journal review. - - ' ' 7: 80 P. BLL— ebr °
3:10 P. lit—mm Air loam wcx. {limit—ole 8:30P . HP—Xusicoi roam. .
mes P’ ""me Period” " 3533‘; iii Mullen D.w-‘- "’3‘: KAN“! (11'!
3:33 I}: 1M. :gg‘gko‘fg‘dersolmn . . WW1 ”mom-.413 3:38 521‘ "1;;ng of “3,?"
10330 1’: Mr'wfln" OWEN" s:s0 P. M.-—'1'emplcton noon. senor. cod no, www— ”m1
woos. NEW YORK-410 News Orchestra. 3 on p. x—Adm
0:00 P. M.'-—Childrens Period. “Am“! ' I—rnnk G. .0wa
0:30 P. Bin—Musics] procram. moor “Prensa. cream ',
WAHG- RICHMOND BILL—31‘ w'rAu. CLW _ o flu. no
7:30 P. M.—Brookl!: Eula mgr-II. ‘ “0.00.: ".'——Lombsrdos 0mg“ 9,?) 31 Aug. you,“
was. NEW YORK—s10. 8:00 P. him—Con program. 10.3 '9. lli'—-l'5-~trnsn Fold Mutt-g.
6:30 P. Nip-Dinner pron-sol. “Ac, woman—4:8 7-30 P N'—- It $911M”.
9:30 P. LIP—Concert- vmrrm- 4:30 P. y—mp 0:30 PS ail—Tani Hold “Em
won. NEWARK—40' crcr. moms-AH“ -
332.: 5: r. mane-a" we: no .. w—wv m mm --
s:ao iP. Mt-ifiulluII Koohl. pins-tr? «up. 0.00 Pchmlxfiovgfiwl MM” (Heinlein Stsndsnl The)"
c! 0 ' .
0:15 P. M. -—-Helen- Steele. some: in« Hggfllfmgm soprsno. 01st 0:00 P. "a. u m. sod
amew with Barry cannon out! 3 A 35 8:00 1:4 K—Vm : V...) *
wood. CNI‘I. 0" .
10:15 P. IL—Lsio enter-tumult :33 ;. §._uugi;:blzfi;ma. kmt “1 on. one-ha um
\VIP. Pmmn nterA-m—O : ' ‘_ t: rr .
0:00 P. re- Theo. maimedt. violin. 0.00 P. luv “slog. CIM- 1.“ a M: agent—us ‘ .
0:05 1" “Jam mm muons-0.400
7:00 P. hip—U 0 Wins storin ‘ 3:00 P mu P‘" “n. mun; -— 1
0-30 .‘f’ll .Zmuw’mmm ' (P-dile Coast 3mm rm;
7300 P. his—Sunny Jun stories. P-vx HAVANA—0.. loo. 0: sum“
woo. rmLsnsLPnui—uoo 0:00 P. 3.40m.» Army sus Bend. gm P. u.—'ei. scrubs-in.
7:80 P. lin—CMQAR‘H‘ION .— IL‘. OAXKLAM'go—m.
:21: 5- 02-4....“ ° user»... 0 m 1... m ' .l‘ worm m... -
oéoo figs—$39”; . x ( wit: 3343:1va“ 1:) s :so P. upwnem- Collier-aim,
:0:03 P. 11ka n'yort. am me P M-—'Shut lns' Prom-II. -4’5P ind-in’md‘ig star-lee :0.
. — wuss. Pmunum—su . 0:00 P. "‘?°"“'5{ omnwm so ,1 m—mmeu ”m
915:8 1; fi—‘DAll-Dgsr; sguggvrcdtsi :3 '1; ::£3 0.,” 'ccton m 10:00? X—Dam Orr-hen"
s700 Pf uZ—Cumnt Eve-cu. mules. Bldnie ”Wig-=11. W 0:00 {"314 W mmcgmu
10'“ I:i-t‘ys‘llr-liyrrrsi “3%?“ 34—000 ‘3'“ . :33 5‘ {(—6 1m ' " "'E
" - - met-n
0:30 P. N.—Wllliun Penn cream .W “A” mi“ 1 0:30 P. x._:- “hounfm
. 7 30 P. lit—anle K . mo“ Halls-01:. P 0H1 10:00 ,. uH—Bmll Mm
0.00 P. M.-—-I~\ew Yor Penna-pounce- :33 g. x dam-I‘m“ sro sax momma—o.
; cheetrs (VEAF). . ”‘9 ms 4:30 P Dir—Erin?) Owns-tr
“mama-.1004 030 P- W— “*1! M "PM . e
. KDXA. 1.1 _ 7’” P “Fwd.“ church “a 5.30 P. IH—dfhiltim I Dior.“
1. 6215 P. Mn‘acflml 0mm 9:00 p‘ H—Kuflt‘d - 1150 p. n “W Wm
L 745 p, x nockmn reports. “:0. ,' ”-17“... hours 9:00 P. lim-Brndllelds hand. '
. 33.2 {:2 iii—$123.1... 5:... o Lsins. ' usolsox—z-ls 3-00 ’ Imw. PORTLAND—09.
sun P. 11—8an in Industry 7:05 P. X.—— is school of lute “5 P: y-_:M‘3ggmo era'sran.
8:30 P. lip—K. 0! 0.00:," Go! ob. cs 2 3:00 P x pm“
wow. wssm 4. cm 00—340 mm
7:30 P. M. —G& P. Mole Chorus. 6:00 P. IL— on: news sad maids. 10 '00 Eli—3101mm» 399““
, 7:50 P. M.--Arlhur Lambdln. horitono. 0:25 P. N.—0mn—loritsi: lectures.
._ 3:00 P. hi.-—-Tslk. Herbert n. llama. 0:00 P. x.—.nveunr urn Progrsnl. "mm" an annoys
w S;..:".."i"°‘h‘i~°i" m 0* .zsl: :2 harem on... was: “gum a...“ g, Pit
10-00 9 11.4.1... ii»!- a voice v. ll—l-lnm sonar m I‘Nl ' CK
Lq/lmENT RADIO]
Wavelengths Calibration ' Chart
200 '250 300 '350 400 45.0 500 5:0-
Due to numerous improvements tuning dial. Try to get
in Broadcasting Stations and: in
broadcasting methods. nearly all of
the wave-length assignments given
the United States Broadcasting m.-
tions by the government are strictly
This is of _ help
to the‘broadcoct listener in vnumr
bar or ways. ~Chiefly in thst if you
tonight tune 0. certain station in ct
Romance of Francis
be reasonably sure that this station
can be picked up again tomorrow
night st. 60 on the tuning dlal. All
Class B stations are required to ’
maintain their assigned wavelength
so accurately that to practical pur-
poses they can be c nsidered to be
on their. correct wavelength alwaos.
Another advantage at this wave-
length accuracy is that it is com-
poralively easy to make a "wave;
length calibration chart." This is a.
chart which shows the wavelength.
in meters. tor each setting of the
tuning dial. in degrees. The chdrt is
prepared in the following manner:
Purchase some cross section pa-
per which has ten lines ruled be—
twoeu the heavy lines; orurgle on
your own paper somewhat in the
manner of the ruling done in the
figure above. except that you should
have ten horizontsbiiuee‘ and ten
vertical lines tetwoen the hesvy
lines shown. Now. at the bottom of
the paper number‘the lines so that
you can take in all numbers. bo-
snd 800. you use 1
standard cross-section paper -yon
can start with 200 and each heavy
line will represent 10- meters more.
as you progress to the right from
the starting point. Similarly the
vertical linesvoro numbered from 0
to 1000. The horizontsi‘llncs repro-
soy. wavelengths in lnc'tdi's‘. and tho
vertic’sl lines the degrees or the tun- ‘
in: dioL ;
. To finish the chart it‘ll: only no~
ccusty to record the tuning control
settings on as many Class B sistions
ss ere “thin-the; reuse of your rep
colv‘er After you have tuned a. sin-
m2 innocent .5... line
prisontilly which
05 Minyther kee‘ on profiteerlug."
such points as possible. .Then draw
s line—s continuous line—through
oil the points. Probstly thepolnts
will be so situated thst the lino will
be slightly curved. This does not
matter.
W'llh such s calibration chm it
Is poulble to set the tuning- con-
trol to any desired wavelength with-
in certain limits.» that oil you
have to Co to tune o slstlcn in Is to
set this dial. and vsry the regenero
silon control until the signal is 0!
msxlmum intensity.
Copyright. 1923. by The American
Radio Relachagho.
Womrn incl-rue 0!“th Output
(Springfield Republican)
In 1913. rlzsrrttos 00000de ill
the United States. 15 billions: In
1928. clgnrvito‘s consume 68 Ml.
lions. Hero the women come in.
The heavy lnrrusse in women smok-
ers is one of tho csllses'of the tre-
mendous err-cad of cigsrrtto smok-
ing in in years.
blossom Get Through
"We rallid up the telephone mon-
user's wire on the phone lodsy snd
got hrr at once." 000's tho Crest
Bend Tribune. 2
, Visitor — "And what ore you
thinking of_ becoming. my bo'y'?"
Son of the House—"Well. l‘nl rs-
X. Bushman
And Beverly Bayne on. Rocks
{"
'WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Fl
Order for qufillment
Placed
Be Electrified
By J. (L BOYLE:
Special Correspondent
Of The Evening Sen
. (Coordshunszs. )
PHILADELPHIA. Jen: :Ba—Eioc-
education. 01 Ill its lines which con-
verse be". by the Pcnnsylvsnls roil-
roed will involve one o! the lsrgeet
slnglo_ orders over placed for elec-
triosl equipment and will have 0
bearing on s score of industries
throughout the country in the com-
log your The “prolocts will involve
extensive financing on the port of
the Pills-cod Ind also on the part of
the Philadelphia Electric company
which will supply current to run
trains. “fork will be given to thon-
ssnds ,ch'nen for extended periods.
The Ponnsylvo‘nlo pious to more
Its main stsu, on in West Philadelphia
end to bring all suburban trains by
tunnel to Broad street where Uh;
principal depot now is. The rosd
wlu electriiy its lines for 1840 80
miles with Phlisdelphis. u s center.
Ibis work is expected to begin in the
near future sud will extend beyond
1925. '
The sins-t will be made on the line
loading tram Philadelphia to Wssh-
lngton sud will tske in, first Chester
and Wilmington which is 20 miles to
the south. The Media line also Will
receive attention as is: as Wsws. 18
miles from this city sud evonlunll)
the electric lines will run to Wes.
Chester. s distsnco of 27 miles on
this. route. The trucks between
Philodclpbls and New York will flrst
be electrified between Philadelphia
0nd Bristol. s distance of :4 mins
snd later the change from sienna w.“
be made to Trenton. Melly l'hllo-
delphm now commute daily to
New York and eventually the enlir.
dsmucc will be colored by electr.c
lrslns. 'i‘ho Schuylkill \nilfly Lut-
0190.01}! b0 modernized. Mlogcthel
the plans contemplate elcclriilcsliou
of over 100 ml.” of track.
ALproscnt the i'ennaylvnnis,op-
crates electric “'qu on its mum
lines to the west as is: so 1101.. me
cradles being used by both steam and
electric locomcllws. A line to
Chestnut am also is elecdilled as is
s has across New Jersey to Allan-
uc Uil’. ,
The conlrlcts [or this new elec-
tric equ. lament has not as yet been
drudsd but it is generally recorded
.0 probabm that lacy w.“ go in per.
lo the Westinguouso Llecirlc and
llisuuisciuring compsuy of Plus-
mlrgli. 'lhst company lumlshtd the
equipment now in use on the Penn.
sylvopis. Lnder the terms of the
regulations under wnmh the rail-
rosds womiturncd back to when
‘0ontml by the .0\einmln1 ant-r the
war. howexer. the corners canno.
make changes in their lines wlmou.
opening 01011le to competluve bid-
ders. and all the olhcr big msnulac-
‘turcrs prOosbly will be awarded s
port oi)this business,
The i’hlisdcmhis. Electric company
has s.rcsdy‘be.un work on its 000.-
000 kilowoit steam generating plan.
on tho Delaware river here. which
fulnshos s part or the power neces-
ssry, This plant will be the largest
of ltsilype in the world and finally
will‘resch 800.000 kilowatt capacity.
The plsut will no a frontage oi
1.000 foot. s dep h of 500 feet and 0
height of 100 (eel. There will be
three turbine halls in the plant each
800 feet long and 150 feet wide and
the power house will be subdixlded
into three sections. each in its own
seporsto building so as to We\ on! an
soc.deut in one section sflecting the
other’unlts.
The last yosr was 0 record one in
instell'suon of electrical equipment
—Thousands Will Get Wark—‘The
Plath-New York to Philadelphia R083 00‘
OneofLargesttoBe
r.
plated or has in process of mono—
facturo 235 electric locomotives in-
cluding those tor passenger. freight
and switching purpbses» The first
motor gsnerstor typo locomotive
ever built is now on point of couple.
tion in the company's shops end will
be put in operation on Henry Ford' 0
Detroit and lronton- Boilrosd be-
tween the River Rouge Ford plant
and Flat Rock. Michigan
President Herr of the Westing-
houso‘company. however. predicts
even greater
electrification field in 192$."1'he
rapid development of electric gener-
sting stations of very large capacity
and economical performance." he
said. "gives to may roilrosds (selli-
tles for furnishing the electric power
noes-cry for e ectrlficsxion with—
out the access! {or lsrgo espilsi
investment oibchise srquired. This
will result »in the promotion of mo-
lor improvcineuts in man, Pisces."
v .
SOME LIKE mu m.
Some may long for the soothing
touch “-
Of lavender. cresnl or motive.
But the lies i wear ”st possess the
glare
Of 0 red-hot kitchen dove.
The books brood and the life 1 load
Are sensible. ssue snd mild.
-I hire calm hots sad I don't weer
spots.
But i like my accrues wild!
Give me 1 wild tie. brother.
One with o cosmic urge.
A tie that will sweor and rip and
(car.
When it sees my old blue serge.
on. some will any that goat's
rrnvat
Should only be seen. not hoard:-
Bul I want 0 tie that will taste men
SALE or (tOATS‘
For Men and Women
AT PRICES WHICH SET A REC
VALUE GIVING CORD ‘
Smart Fur Trimmed C0110
For Women and M11“
$10. 00 T0 $49 .50
Actual \ allies to $55!.30
OVERCOATS FOR
$16. 85 To $34.50
\ alues in 35 >0
FRANK JACOBY
Then cure of Kuppenhclmer Good Cloth...
12-14 No. Main Street Souih M2
MEN
lnthorsllrosd:.
Forest Mills Unde
20% Discount on Women’ s and Children'sg
wear for one week, commencing Salurd
thh. . a”
Women’s Underwear
Union Suits or separate garments m silk and
lsingtlmediuln weight cotton. \ est; and tightsl
n 0
Children’s Underwear
Vests and pants-«silk and wool cotton and
and heavy weight cotton. L n. on Suits, fleece
cotton.
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. So. No
“’7.
And render their vision blurred.
i yearn. l long for s tie so strong.
it will take two turn to tie it.
if such there be Just show it to me.
Whetrrer the price. I'll buy it.
Give one 0 wild tie. brother,
A tie with s lot of sins.
A lie that will bless in s hectic hear.
Down where the vest begins.
E. E. K- in The New York
Evening Post.
if lemons are pisced in cold water
and showed to stand 1 little while
they can be grated more easily und
quickly than when dry.
RED PEPPERS END
RHEUMATIC PAIN
IN FEW MINUTES
When you are suifering with
rheumatism so you can hardly get .
around JUL! try Red Pepper Rubi
and you will hsve the quickest re-
liot known.
Nothing has such concentrated.
peneuatlng heat as red peppers. lu-
elsnt relief. Just so soon so you sip-
ply lied Pepper Rub you feel . the ’
tingling heel. In three minutes it ‘
warms the core spot through and I
through. Press the blood circu's-Q
tion. breaks up the congestion—cud
the old rheumatism terms. is gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. mode
For Homes. Psctorlcs, Apartment Homes liotelsul
dustriai WOrk—With or Without Automallc Cam
Vesta-Fen] Oil Bum
Arr installed in
Poli's Theatres in 8 Cities including Bridgeport New
veil. Waterbury. Hartford Springfield
St. Thomns‘ School. Church and Convent. Falrheld,
a. Jscohs 0 Son Shoe Factory So Norwllk ~
Prat B 8 Reed Yule College New Haven. r
Btsnley Bullsrd Ballard Mch Tool Co Bndgelxm
Norton 0 Townsend. Architects, 5-04 Temple 8: N i '
8t Stanislaus School New Havel *
lit Sinai Hospital New in
Convent Sacred Heart New Yorl ~~
“Austin‘s—Quin SouthN ..~
Dr. Wsdsworth's Sanitarium South N-u
Patsy DiPietro. Flint Agency Ni
Johnson Gauge 00. New .
Mr. R. G. Johnson New m
Johnson Gauge 00. Stamfgrg. '-
Sout '
And out-own shop in
GOUL‘D'B PUMPS - ARCTIC ICE moduli
25 MONROE ST. SO. NURWALli. wl.
Policy Refrigerating 59’ Supply Cl
from red peppers. conriittle It on!
drug store. Got 0. jdr st once. Use
it for lumbnco. neuritis. backache.
stiff neck. sore muscles. colds in
chest. Almort instant relief emits h
for'nlsin‘llne motive power units.
The Westinghouse
comm!!! cmn- package. —-Adv.
you. Be sure to get the genuine.
with the name Rowleo. on esch
A. J. COLLINSQO
mm not at ' so. soswm
[“nfifl\ &
51’ 4% SN
or.» a
1
will "V
SELLLR
h‘TCHr~
:15)th
'_ “will?"
" ' omomc.
gED RUlTF—S
BU” (Nico
SWRANOES
16 N 0. Main St. So.
PHON E 256
No
r?
(‘5 30‘s
f- 3! PIECE DINNER SET
50W!!! decorations. Composition: 6 cups. 6 ran
dinner miles. 6 fruits and 1 platter.
Regulu- prlce 03:50 — SW'“
so. NORWALK MILL OUTLET STORES. ll
12! Washington St. Phone 471 5°' N
, .22
m... 6 mil“
$2.47
‘
The NOW 3...
Renov ating Cl
mar GLASS
REPAIRING 8
or PIANOS AND
Phone 36273
11 8110de A“.
80.1“
lam-‘5‘
I: i
P0 0:“
PM“
Norwalk Chronicler