Dry Oell Receiving Set Sold on Easy Terms , —It-— DONNELLY’S l Give to the Norwalk Hospital Nurses’ Horne A. J. Collins CO. 70 North Main Street. South 170er Phone 747 COMPLETE HOUSE ‘ FURNISHINGS 6th Anniversary Sale Now Going On MME. JEANETTE 56 So. Main St.,'80. Norwalk 16 No. Main St. South Norwalk Phone 256 “ ’ “RESALE -——a Corner Madison and Franklin Streets ALEXANDER FURNITURE .» COMPANY Gordon Hosiery i l We carry this popular make in the latest styles and shades. Remember the Hospital Drive J. I. Mallette 88 Washington Street ONLY 75 DOWN puts a _ VULCAN HOT WATER HEATER in YOUR HOME Conn. Light &‘ POwer CO. Norwalk Phone 3600 A i Balance Small Monthly Payments . It’s to Your Benefit to Visit 1 Our . REMOVAL SALE EVERY DAY L. GOLDEN 68'Washington Street. ' South Norwalk- ' Stations are arrested accord“ to thets- distsnce Men New York. Eastern Daylight Saving Tints h used in all cam. Nansen“ after names 07 atltimu denote wave length in meters. WEAF, NEW YORK-40]. 0:00 l‘.M.-—Waidorf«storia dinner music. , 7:001’.M.-Unitcd Synagogues of ‘ America service. 7:30 P. M.~—-United States Army Band. 3:00 P. M—Huyler's Buddies. , 8:30 P. M.—-—Pooley Period: instru- mental trio; soloist. 9:00 P. M.-—-Ipana Troubadors. 11:00-12:00 P. M.——Bernie's Orches- rta. WNYC, NEW YORK—490. 5: 00 P. M.—-Eiementary s p a. n is h lessons. 0: SOP. BIL—Advanced Spanish les- sons. 7:00 P. M.-——Market high spots. 7:10 P. M.-—-Colonisi Orchsetra. 7:30 P. M.--Police alarms. \ 7:35 P. M.—-Coloniai Orchestra. 8:00 P. M.-—Basebaii results. 8:05-10:90 P. M.——Evelyn Chorosh. violin: Claire Higgins, piano; R. L. Gilliam. baritone; Constantin Economides. mandolin; Sonia Troiano. soprano: Bessie Simon. . violin; Martha Weiss. piano. 10:30 P. M.-——Police alarms: weath- or. - WJZ. NEW YORK—45. 5:20 P. M.—-News, baseball: racing: market reports; financial sum- mary, 8:00P.-M.——Basebail scores; racing. 8:30 P. M.—-—Edison Hour. 0:30 P. M.-——"Bugs" Baer. humor. 10:35 P. M.—Belieclairo Tower 01'— chestrn. WGBS. NEW YORK—81!. 46:00 P. M.-——Unclc Geebee. 0:30 1’. M.-—-F‘lotilla Orchestra. 7:00P. M.-—Ncrbert Lusk. "Movie Sidelights." p 7:10 P. M.—Flotilla Orchestra. WILV, NEW YORK—301. 5: 00 P. M. —-Children' s bout. 7. 30- 8: 30 P. M.—-—Franccs 0‘-Connot. songs. Rose Balglan. piano: C. 13. Little. baritone: Judith Roth. soprano. 8:30 P.M.,—-—Rabbi H. S. Goldstcln. “The Need of Atonement." 8:35 P. M.———Cantor Hopkins. 8:45—10:00 P. M.—-J. A. Trott, man- dolin; Emmerson Huger. piano: Martin Walsh, songs; Claire De Leon. soprano. . 10:00-10:801’. lii'.-—Roseland Orches. tra. 11:00 P. M.——Sllver Slipper Revue. 11:30-12:00 P. M.—-—l"arody Club Or- elicstra. warm, NEW YORK—Jill. 6:00 P. M.-—\’ail's String Ensemble. 6:30 1‘.M.-——-}lotcl McAlpln Orches- tra. 7:30 P, M.—Fred Ituzika. violin. 7:45 P. M.-—Gcorge Flanders. piano. 8:00 P. M.—-—Program from We- men's Exposition. 8:30 l'.M.-——Thco. Alban. tenor. 8:45 l’.M.——-Jack Smiles. “Lord Al- iinlxroke and Rawstiee." 9:00 P. M.-~Asbury Park Orchestra. 10:00 I’. M.—-—-Muslc. 10:30-11:00 P. lit—Program Women’s Exposition. WRNY, NEW YORK—209. Ufwé—It‘au‘YZJ—n . 7:00 P. M.-—-”Whosc Birthday To. day?" H. B. Silberstoin. 7:05 PMs-Sports. 7:10 P.’M.——Commeree of the day. 7:20 P. lit—Code lesson. 7:35 1‘. M.-——“New Inventions." A. P. Peck. from . S : 00-0 : 20 P. M.-Mieltelc Speed PAB'I‘S AND ACCESSORIES AUTOMOBILE co. 34 WEST AVE. L. Wagner. Branch Mgr. SERVICE sranon mom um i MREU m... REPAIRING AND OVERTIAUIIING .80me . 6:00 1’. Til—"Shall 7:45 P. M.~—“Ameriean Song Com- posers." Inez Barbour. 8:00 P. M.-——Dr. Spaeth's Artists. 0:30 P. lit—Fiction series. 824151“.M.—Samuel Polansky, .vio- l 11. 9:00 1‘. M.~—"Tips to the Radio Con- structor." A. 1". Peck. 0:15 P. M.——Arehitccture series. 0:201’.M.——WOOII ' Wind Concert, Carmine Coppola. 0:30 I’. BIL—Aviation Bowen. 0:45 P. M.-Twa piano recital. 10:00 P. M.-——Meta Christensen, prano: Irving Quartet. 10:30 P. lib-Biography series. “'EBJ, NEW YORK-475. Bontem. po. tenor; Bob Emmerich. piano: liddic Burke. Irish piper: Henry- etta Turner. ukulele. 9:20 P. M.—McLean‘s Orchestra. WFBB, NEW roast—are. - America Bluef" L. K. Dickson. ‘6: .251“. M. ~Majestlc String Ensem- le. 6: 45 P. M.——Baseba|l resume. _5: 50 P. 0 .-—~Ma1estic String Ensem- ble ‘ WAHG, RICHMOND HILL—310. 7. 30 P. M. —Thornton Fisher, sport talk. 7:45-10:55 P. M.—-Gcriich and Cor. nish, saxophone and piano; trio; Evan Davies, baritone: Joe Zim- merman. ragtime piano; H. E. Fisher. readings. 10: 55 P. M.—,Tima signals; weather. 11: 05 P. M. -—'/immerman Orchestra. \7 0R. NEWARK—405. 7:15 P. M. —.—"Sports." Bill wathey. 7:30 P. ME—Lopcz Orchestra. 8: MP. M. —“'l‘oplcs of the Spencer Armstrong ' 8:15 EM .-—Carm'en Concert Trio. 9:00 P. M .——-Melody Four. 9:15 P.M.—Gra:o Divine. soprano. 9:30 P. M.-— "Selecting a Career." 9F. G. Wadsworth. 9.45 P.M M.-—-Melody Four. 10: 00 P. M.-—Grace Divine. soprano. 10:15 P. M. ——-"Speriding the People‘ a Money." 8. W. Jones. 10:30 P. M.—-—Wlliiams Trio. ‘ 11:00 P.hl.—Mana-Zucca. piano: Vladimir Graffman, violin, others, assisted by Casino Orchestra. Ampico talk. I'. B. IO. Be Day or Will. PHILADELPHIA-éflo. 6:45 P. M.-—Market~ rdporta. 7:00 P. M.——Bediime story; call. ‘ WCAU, PHILADELPHIA—I75. 7: 55 P.M .-—Bascbail scores. 8: 00 P. M. «Lyric trio. “111T. PHIMDEDPBIA—nil. 10: 00 P. M. ~Arcadia Orchestra. 10:80 P.'M.—-"Opular program. 11:00 P. M .——Orxan recital. WTIC. HARTFORD-470. 7:20 P. M.--l)innet‘ music. 9:30 P. M.—-—Coit Park Orchestra; singers. wuz. SPRINGFIELD, MASS.—~liil. 7:00 P. Mc—Hoiel Kimball Trio. 7: 30 P.M.—-—Basebail results. 7:52 P. M.——Nature story. '1'. Bu:- aess. ' 9:00-10:00 P. BIL-Helen Ryan. eon- tralto; Dorothy Curtis. ~plane; Elmer Curtis. trumpet; .4. Hear. bass. . 10: 00 P. lit—Hotel Brunswick Or- chestra. 10: 30 P. M.—-Market report. roll- tion information. 10:50 P. M.——Basebali results. 10:55 P. M.-—-Time signals: weather reports; missing persons. WGY, SOHENEUTADY—an ., 0:00 P. lit—Market reports; news: scores. ' ' 6:80 P. M.——-Children‘s program. 5:46 P. .M.——-Strand Orchestra. 7:30 P. M.——Basebaii scores. 7:35 P. M.——-Readings. . WCAP. WASHINGTON—400. 11:00 P. M.-—Basebaii scores. 11:15 P. M. --Dance music. It on, BUFFAlb—all. 0: 30 P. M. 'l‘lt'o- piano recital. 7: 30 P. M. -—Announcements; news. 8:30 P. M.-——Jack Little. (tings. 9:00-11:00 P. M.-—-Same as WEAF. 11:001’. M.—-—Sttpper music Kin“. PITTSBURGH—900. sport s: 00 P. M~ilasebah scores. 0: :‘5 P. M. whiatket reports; news. 9: 45 P. ills—Concert. 1t: 55 P. M.'——~llme signals: weather: ‘sco: es. “TAM. CLEVELAND—880. 7:00-9:00 P. M.-—~Dinner dance mu- sic. 0:00-11:00 l’.1\t.——0rgan; 11:00-12:00 P M.—-Coneert. 12: 00 P. M.-l 0 A. M.—~Dance ale. “’7“ AR. ChlSVFh. AN 0—380. 8- 00 9:00 P.1tir-4Dinner conceI-I. \vcx, DETROIT-417. ' 7: 00 P. M. —-—l)innei music. 9: 00 P. M. ———Detioit Symphony Or- cheatra. “Kilt, DE'IROIT—Ml. it: 00 P. M. ~Orchestra; soloists. 10: 00 P. M. —.-\iusic. WM DETROIT—OBS. 7:00 P. lit—Dinner music. 9:00 I’. lit-Orchestra: soloists. 10:00 P. lit—Santa as WEAF. ‘ WKRC. CINCINNATI-.326. 0:00 P. M.—-Book review. so ioists. mu- 0:15 P. M --Mcl\’ay's Orchestra. 10:45 P. Dir—Studio recital. 11:00 P. M.-—Goif talk. 11:00 P. M.-1:00 AM. string quartet. Times Square Gets - Freshman Franchise The Times Square ‘ Auto Supply Co.. Inc.. .64 North Mt‘tin street, has Just been granted a franchise as an authorised Freshman dealer in South Not-walk. Conn. and vicinity. by tho Chas. Freshman Co., lnc.. at New York. manufacturers of the well known line of Freshman masterpiece receivers. A complete display or the entire line. ranging from the five-tube Inod~ cl in a massive cabinet with sloping panel. to the beautiful Franklin con- sole-07 solid mahogany with loud speaker self-contained and ample room for,the batteries and chargers in the cabinet-«can be seen and heard at the store. A courteous and efficient sales force is ready to give any demonstration desired and will be glad to answer any and all was tions. Every set sold will be intelli- gently serviced and kept in A-l con- dition by trained men, assuring con- tinuous satisfaction. . Soloists; “son morn l.\' tan. NEW YORK. Sept. 23.r——Geor;s E. Moley. a youth here, felt that there was something wrong with hisear; He went" to a hospital and a. live moth. more titan an inch long. was removed. The moth is,be- iievcd to entered the ear while Meley was sleeping. Flapper Fanny Says: 5r . it girl doesn‘t. need gunpowder to male her'iooks conver- with a bang. New Oldsmobile Six More Beautiful Better Performance Lower Price On Display , AARON KOHN 0 3. 3. Ave.. So. am Home 400 - GLOVES You can make no mistake Oisette" Gloves. The new fall stvles are here at 98c and $1.15 pair The N. E. RYAN CO. when you buy ”Kayser Cham- “ mu OILBURNERS POlley Refrigerating 10:40 P. M.--Civii Service examina- Twinltie. twinkle. little star! I’m so kind that. there you are. Making twinkles' brightly. lightly. Gleam and sparkle ‘on my nightie!‘ '4‘ A dear little nightgown this, with a star at the top that is embroider- ed two or three times around with bright yellow chain stitch, and radi-‘ ates the sync color in simple running stitches. be on a pocket. is the wandering child. embroidered in blue or black With a red mouth. candle ‘stick and flame. it is never too early to select a Christmas gift and this would wrap up into a most. timely looking package and the fortunate one to Open: it would, get a most attractive little night-time garment. 0n the hem. or it might EAST NQRWALK MOTORMAN PUTS 0UT BLAZE 0N TROLLEY CAR C o n t r 01 Box Fire Causes Excitement In Liberty Sq.—-Lit- tie Damage Done ' There was censiderabie excite- ment in Liberty Square. about 8 o'clock yesterday. afternoon when the control box on a Dorion‘s I‘Oint trolley car caught iirc.‘ The car was just about lesion on its run to Derion's Point‘ when the fire started. Many of the wires were burned out. Motorntan E'dnard liencdict ex- tinguished the blaze before it did any great amount 0'! damage to the woodwork ofaihe car. It was necessary to pend another placing two of the poles at the cor- ner of Van Zandt and Fort Point streets. An, automobile recently struck one of the poles and broke it off near the bottom and the other one had rotted away. a a ‘a -. ‘ Former Lighthouse keeper Charles Kenny. has docked his boa-t on the shore near the East Nora all Yacht. club and is overhauling it. He has completed painting the bot- tom Of the vessel. 0 _..e a Mr. and Mrs. Claude Farr of Winfield street. recently motored to Bear Mountain. 0 o ‘o , The Pastime football team has organised for the season. The team will hold its first practice at the Wicks lot. Sunday morning. Rockets Richardsat the last meeting was voted as captain of this year's tea‘nt. a a to " John Canevari. of Liberty Square. returned last evening from Sprint. field. where hs‘attended-therEasteI-n : States Exposition. ‘ o " o‘ .. Jack Keogh, son ‘or nudge and Mrs. John Keogh of Marlbn avenue. V‘ returned to his studies. at Ando'ver PIep. School Andover, his?“ to- day. . . f t 0 O A number of . friends tendered Mrs.‘ Charles .smiba. a birthday party at her home in Winfield street EMS. LYON JOB PRINTING .f: SOT!“ NON!“ HERSHFIELD Motor Transportation Co. —-—-r Leno Dramas sanctum Daily Service Batman New York and“ Ismail rsnnsn mi roe seamen: stoma ‘ —-——-— 26 Concord St. Phone 294 & Supply Co. as Washington Street South Nor-walk Monroe‘tst. " lo. let-trail 7m w. seiner. ._ South Norma saw eons ore-ion . out-es sass car from the Norwalk barns to com- ' piete the schedule during the re- mainder of the day. I I O The Conueticut company is re- ‘ last evening. The affair was in the form of a surprise and Mrs Stolba received many peautit‘ui and useful gifts. ' I o a s" ' Mrs. Elliott Farr and daughter. Bertha. are moving their residence from 1 to is Winfield street . ' O O I Miss Louise Benedict of East ave- nue, has resumed her studies in New York city. 'Iliateiy foliowim the shots ofthc lo- ' cal man are some poses of a Mercur- _ In soul-Isa! or slot-r ' biael enamel. which elim- inatel stove blasting fos- ovsr. Also in the standard biscliinish. was or with outarsasrvei‘ rfdthotwatar. : 3100108007" EXPECTED 0N . alight nu Polling Place Will Be In Fire House This Year— Few Changes In Tickets It is not anticipated that an un- usually heavy vote will be recorded at the town election Monday, Octo- ber 5. The voting will he donathla year in the Barton Fire House. as the Town Hall will not be in a sufficient state of completion to be used. Caucuses for both parties have been quiet and there have been no upsets. The. total itumber of persons at both sessions did not number over sixty—4: little over the sum total of candidates named for offices. There are about 1.500 voters in town, and the small number at the primaries indicato the general apa- thy. The tickets showed no startling changes. the Democrats putting in the same candidates. as a whole, a last year. and the topublicuns rc- nominating those now in office. Stephen Hoyt. Republican. was nom- inated by both parties for I'M-lec- tion, as was Louis Jefferson, Demo— ‘cratic Tax Collector. ‘0 O Nathan Dauelty. Darlen nonogen- arian. who received much publicity ‘ when he stated'that he attributed his 01 years of age. to walking. smoking. and a little nip of whiskey. now and then. is now in the moving pictures. Not in the five-reel features. but in. the pews reel. However. the Di‘OTllfl hitionisis need not worry, forrlmme- old New Jersey man who attributes his longevity to rest. abstinence from tobacco and lack of the use of whis- key. 0 O t The weekly prayer meetinsr of the Presbyterian Churehnt Norman will he held this evening at the home of Mrs. Isaac Bouton. U 0 t The mid-week meeting of the Con- gregational Church is to he held this evening in the church with a study Of the First lleatitudo. a e s 4' as. Goons 10.12 80. MAIN ST. IIMUNSIE' I... 80. NORWALK Noroton hava resumed their studies at Connecticut College. New London. . U U The Church Friendly Society of St. Luke‘s Church will hold a parish fair on Saturday. I MILLINERY K. A. POLHEMUS LEADING MILLINER 61 North MainStreet Phone 314-5, So. Norwalk East Norwalls ' ‘ Tel. 3343 tr 0 WINTER IS COMING " Is your battery in go“ . shapet We charge. rep and sell. Car and radio» Exide Batteries it ~ ‘ REPAIRS ON anneal. ., “Boost the Hospital Drive" I We are now located in our new store __at._ 20 North Main Street Norwalk Electric Co PHONE 2978 Matty and Margaret Croi‘oot of Model “c," for Cello: Wood Lucky Dollar Bills Mrs. George Knapp. of 10 lie-its Place, East Norwaik. was the Itoltlcr of Dallas llill serial num- ber .‘I‘ 371-1 1820!} issued on Friday last. Mrs. E. Within)", 9 llcits Place, East Nortvaik. was the holder oi D ullnr Bill serial number Nii7lri~l85lll issued on Monday. Both have received Fill-piece Dinner Sets for the return of the Dollar Bills. Mill Outlet Store Two Floors TWO Floors 124 Washington Street South Norwalk Fer sports and“. y ' dress wear $3.98 South Norwalk : 1' ,You need the hospital and ‘ hospital . needsfiyour help. . “The children love the pies and cakes I bake in myGlenwood Oven”— THE 20-inch-square oven of this Glenw’ood coal range gives you plenty of space for a heavy roast. Yet the Whole oven is .so evenly heated that you can depend on it to bake the lightest, iiakiest pastries just right. The GlenWOod Balanced Baking Damper leaves no chance ,formaking mistakes and it cannot warp or stick. A patent spring latch insténtly re- leases the nickle edge-bands when you clean the range. With its all- over finish of gray or black porcelain enamel‘you need only wipe off this range with a damp cloth to make it sparkling clean. This range burns either coal or wood and 13 made with or without a hot water reservoir attachment. ; \
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