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samnna'r SEPTEMBER 26,
1925.
70 North Main Street.
South Nerwalk
I Phone 747
FURNISHINGS
A. J. Collins Co.
COMPLETE HOUSE
‘onight’s ' Radio Program“
to their tilstsnm tram New York.
names 01 stations
length In motors.
Siatlnns are arranged Inmrdint
leaner-u Daylight saving Time. is
“sod in all cases. Numerals after
demote wave
“31R. DWI‘ROI'Ifm-iii'l.
8:00 1‘. hi. ----- Orchestra; soloists.
10:00 1". lil.~Goitikeii‘e's herons-
ders; soloists. '
“11X. "DETROIT—M 7.
7:00 P. hi.-~»i‘iinner music.
9:00 1". 111.v«l)elrolt Symphony 0r—
t'hostra.
“‘ICA‘l-Z NEW YORK-402
‘;00 1". M w-Wsldort-Astoria
nor music.
:00 l".
hit 11.“.
-7 f
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baby's “'iil‘tll'Olli“, dainty
charming, hut. 100' in
86 Washington Street
South Norwalk
INFANTS’ WEAR
Many articles 01' apparel for
and
prict‘.
The N. E. RYAN CO.
:15 1" .M.~‘Honr.v I‘isi't. piano.
:30 l'. hi.--t.‘rescent
lot.
:45 I". M.«~“The
street in the
Williams.
-i
-1
liiisiost Littl
World."
3'5
tot.
821.5 1". Nl.«11icketts Orehestra.
:00-11:00 P. M.-—-1mperis1 Miro
Quartet; New York Soclei
Edward Avis. whistler:
Reach Trio; Willard
songs.
:00.13:00 1‘.
tra.
is
1
.—
Come Here These
Records
It‘s Just That Feeling
For Home
Give! Giro to the Nurscs‘
Sweet Little Mother of Mine
By the Light'of the Stars
Donufitrs
Home
“NYC.
:00 1‘. Mw—Six Brown
and t‘ompsny.
9:10 1". M.~Emma
prsno.
NEW YORK—lilo
Brother
A l'llPl‘s. so
{D
10111 new.
:10 P. lit-«Regina liosnor.
:30 1‘. M.~—-i‘olice alarms:
”than
“.17.. NEW YORK—455
.5": 0 1‘ M.‘.-Xows: hast-hall: ravine:
market reports: financial sum
I‘I'lfll'l'.
700 1‘. hi.~~~Hot.el l‘ennsylmnis 0r
ciu‘sira.
8:00 I'. lit—Baseball.
suits.
"El
racing re
8:151‘.
176510.111501 St.
South Norwalk
Phone 256
ish Atonement," with
music; speaker. Iifllll‘il
Foster; Pantor Maurice (“owan
:30 I‘.
Orchestra.
“tilts, .\ I:I\\' YORK—3 I h
NODI‘HIIO.
FIRE SALE
-at— .
Corner Madison and
Franklin Streets
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE
COMPANY
Whit“. Nl-lw YORK—~41“
(1:00 1‘,
0.30 l’. MwRohorn Orchestra.
Harriet. Partridge. piano.
8:00 1‘. .\l.—-«\\'nmrn's
ill‘t‘fil‘fllli.
9:00 1‘. .\i.w.\iusir.
10:00 1‘. .\l.-—\V'onu~n‘s
prouram.
11:00-13:00 1‘. hi.-~-llotci
iirrhostrn.
“113 \'. NEW YORK—2M
7:00 1‘. .\1.-—--
Corsets,
and Bandeaux in
many new styles
graduate corsetiere
J. l. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street
W rap-arounds,
Corselettes. Brassteres
Corsets fitted by our
1103"!” ii. R. Rilhcrsirln.
7:05 1‘. M.—~»-Sports.
10 r.
2‘30 1‘.
—v
.\l.-——i"1tir.v tales.
lir. Katzcustein.
'13 l‘. M —1‘ 11011011 iiaulriol. piano.
5; 00 l'.‘ M. ——Utl.tndo 01“'.llli‘tillu
8:10 1’.
3:30 1‘. M.~~-Irls llrussrls. piano.
‘I
n
.ONLY 75 DOWN
puts 8
VULt‘AN
in
YOUR HOME
' Balance Small Monthly Payments
Conn. Light &
' Power ()0.
Norwalk
HOT WATER HEATER
Phone 3600
listener's. .
\i'i'ilill, NEW YORK—273
0;00 1'. M.—-—1.oomls Orchestra.
0:45 i‘. .\i.———Tias1~liail resume.
0:00 1'. .\i.———l.oomis Orchqslrs.
7:00 l’. iii.‘-Soulhern Serenade”.
11::10 1‘. .\i.--—-liunce music.
‘ “'Iilllt, STATES INLAND—21:1.
8:00 1‘. '.\l.--~1)r. Hans Hung, riolin;
lllhlo questions and answers.
“Allin“, RICHMOND limb—1110
demo 1‘. M.~2:oo A.
music.
Vim, NEWARK—.405.
6:10 I’.
Donut‘ctl. "
Visit Our
REMOVAL SALE
EVERY DAY
L. GOLDEN
68 Washington Street
South Norwalk
It’s to Your Benefit to
6:17? 1‘. .\i.——Shelton Ensemble.
7:15 1‘. M.——~“Hports." Bill Wsthey.
7:30 1‘. M.~——i‘nslno Orchestra.
'S:00 P. M.—-—L'ou'en's Lady Ensem-
l hit.
'11:“: 1‘. i'l.-Sitticr‘s Orchestra.
11:30-11:00 P. M.——llelen and Mar-
glit‘t‘lto Herve. sopranos: Florence
Wesson. piano Mischa Goodman.
\lolin: Bullln and liner, piano
duo. ‘
\i'll' PHILADELPHIA-4105.
10:05 P. 111,—lllance music.
11:05 1’. M.~—Orxan recital.
“1.1T, PflfllADEDI‘flIAumb.
7:30 P. M.-—Benjamln Frnnklin
Speed
Wagon!
, HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
l 34 WEST AVE. N0 RWALB
L. Wagner. Branch Mgr.
saunas: s'rlmos moss m: l
REOG Passengeri
REPAIRING AND OVERHAULING
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
More Beautiful
Better Performance
Lower Price
On Display
AARON KOHN
ii 3. 3. Ave.
Phone 489
New Oldsmobile Six
So. Harwell:
Orchestra.
“’00, PHILADELPHIA—508.
7: 30 P. 111. ——1)inner music.
'10: 5.5 P. M. —’l‘ime signals; weather
forecast. '
“Fl, PHILADELPHIA—SIB.
8:00 P. M.—-Malo quartet: Oscar
Lansman. violin.
“‘Pti, ATLANTI (“TY—>800.
10:30 P. M.—~Stceplechsso Orches-
ira.
11:00 P. M.~—Tianc.e orchestra.
“'GY SCHENEOI'ADY—au.
9:30 P. Mr'fen Eyck‘ Orchestra.
“nun, PROVIDENCE—806.
1:05 1'. .Vl.—-\eoriess Orchestra.
“'RC. WASHINGTON—40’.
8:00 1'. .\1.——-Hotel Washington 0r-
t-hcstra.
0:00 1‘. M.-——Rihlo Talk.
0:15 P. M.—Muslc.
11:30 1‘. .‘1.——-(.‘randall's Saturday
Nights 1
firm. .
‘ swon r-
1913 l".
f inns.
.‘10:55 1‘. .\i.—~Timr' signals;
rr; store...
' “TAPE. PITTSBURGH—401.
£110 1‘. M.~—Chiir.oi Quartet.
WEAR. CLEVELAND.
rrrrsmmon-sos.
.\1. HRssebsll scores.
.\1.P-and: '1'. Murdock. harl-
weath-
g'..00-0:00 P. M.-—Dlnner concrt'
\VTAM CI.EVEI.ASD—~
7:00-8200 1". hl.—-Dinner music.
0:00 i". .\i.—-3:00 A. M.—-—Becond
I
anniversary program
din-
hi.o—ilalph Wentworth.
Male Qusr
Arthur
:00 P. M.-—Crt~scent Male Quai-
String 'l‘rio: Ethel Light. piano;
Rhell
Robinson,
iii‘.-~l .opez Orches-
:.5.5 P. M.~——Frod Ehrenberg. mur-
piano.
.‘1.~~—"Mossago of the Jew-
.loxvish
Solomon
M.—<Waldort-Astoria Root
0:00 1‘. M.———l.'neio Gcchoo.
0:30 I“. .‘il.«—-t.‘omus L‘lul) ort‘hes-
11:1.
7200 l‘. )l.~«~-“i(now Thyself." i‘ro-
lessor l.. K. Williams.
7:10 1‘. .\1.~-Comus (‘luh Orches-
' tra.
or: Phat-lotto (fortina, soprano:
Willard liohison. songs; ilelln
Riordan. songs: Francine \i'do.
9:110 p. in.--~\\‘arnrrs‘ Theatre mu-
sic. ,
10:4111‘. .\i.——Arro\\'lteati inn 0r-
chosirn.
t
l .\l.----\'ali String Ensemble.
{ 7:10 P. M.-—l.uolla llurns. soprano:
i
Exposition
1:25 posit ion
McAlpln
"Whose Birthday To:
.\l.~-‘t‘ommercr oi the day.
7
5‘: 40 1‘. M.'« 'liontlstry Thoughts."
iii .—- Motion I‘lrt ure Series.
8:40 1‘. l\1.~—“.-\ntunlo on the
Radio." Al l..\'nrh.
9:00 1‘. M.-—"llyoing ('lothes." 111'.
’1‘. (HT. Sloane.
9:15 1'. his-«lilta Sebastian. oon~
tt'uito.
MG 1'. .\1.—1-lornsieln ’l'rin.
10:00 l‘. .\l.-—"i'p and lion-n Broad-
tray."
1!:110l'. Zil.-—I"rogram {or distant.
lit-Dance
l\.l~—‘Words Often Mispro-
d
y
n
7:300:30 P. Iii.~».1osn llurton. tru-
itt'om a week‘s auto tour of Canada.
“'K RC. 01 .V (“I N N 311—820.
11:00 1‘. M.».‘icl\'sy's (lrcht-stra.
12:00 P. NI.""VOI(‘II‘Rnd instrumen-
tal music.
WIM', CINCINNATI—4.”.
8:00 1‘. lil.—0r1ran. '
8:30 1‘. M.——1'isst-bnll scores; in-
strumental trio; organ.
“1%.“, CINCINNATI—826.
901041010 1". 111.~11'ootba11. Cincin-
nati Transylvania.
1:00 A. M.-—~flcxtet; Waldone‘
Johnston violin.
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EAST N ORWALK
nuocu‘nc
THIRD WARD
10111118111111
Makel‘Ians for Com-
ing City Election—
Call Another Session
For Wednesday
I
The Third District Democrats
met in the Mir t'ouri room at the
City Hall last owning.
Plans were made. for the coming
election and at the polls for that
day organized. The Democrats will
meet attain Wednesday evening to
complete ari'ansoments. The. meet
ing “.1! presided over by Ward
Charimau Lo 1101' 1). Donna.
t O 0
weekly dance was held in
Hall last evening.
0 I 0
Tht‘
Community
rm 3
re- ]
1
Many complaints haw hoou
cmit‘d at. Police Headquarters
carding the great number
that havoln‘t‘n pnrkingattlm corner
or til-homo and Van Zant avenues.
Stops \rlll be taken to relime the.
congestion and arrests made it noons- i
nary. .
s s u l
Qullilili‘ll, 'l‘ony l’ognny
Waltiron haw returned
Johnny
and its rl
They left last Sunday. the trip tak-
ing a work. during which time the
boys stopped at Moose iiead Lake.
.lnt-itman and Quohoo. According to
Johnny Quinlard the roads were In
line shape with the exception of those
in Maine. The trip was made with
very little trouble. one flat tire being
their only Flilll‘l‘i‘ of grief.
Q | t
Alphono t'ancvari enjoyed a. day's
rat'atltm yesterday. Al spent the day
fishing.
0 Q 0
11M. Arthur .1. l‘ennt‘ll of New
York will spend the week-anti with
his family on Rowan street.
I t l
The i‘hrlsl Episcopal t'hureh hell]
an ion cream social for the children
of the parish yesterday afternoon.
0 t O
The Yacht lllulv will hold I clam- l
balm tonight on Scorlnw avenue. ’
O 0
(harlos “'M‘ks and iamliv or Hoc-
ond street 1111i spend Sunday at 1.811-
rel l‘nrk. Long island.
3 I ' O
l
l
l
Ruminv Ni'hiinl at 9.30 o‘clork in
the morning (standard time) will he
the only F"!'\lt‘1‘ at the .111thi 1"‘hris-
tlan (‘hurch tomorrow. Tho annual
husincss of the church will he held
Monday evenlnl.
0 O O
The Pastime Football
hold its weekly praclloo
the Wicker Iol. "Rink"
coaching the Pastimes.
O O I
I‘iluh will
Sunday on
Reynolds is
James (taut-1101' of ii Gresory
lioulrrurd. and i‘harlcs A. Short of
'1' Rolls plane. are in Bridgeport. on
iutsiucss today‘.
I t O
The weekly dam-e was held at. the
t‘ommunlty t‘luh last night. Field's
orchestra, played. The attendance
was largo.
- o o
Goorgo Sterling. protesalonsl
lirooklawn. and .ilmm Riech
Shorehavcn. moot Joo (Il'awtoi'ti of
Pittsburgh and Robert Stanahan 01
Toledo. in a two-pair match on tho
fihorehoven Golf Club links today.
Tho match will no thirty-six holes.
both'pairsscorlng in this afternoon.
4...
st
of
._...___..~._. ._
\
~Adveriiso in the Sentinel for the
best results.
NEW FALL GLOVES.
30:111.ou Range of
FABRIC GLOVES
591: ‘" $1.95
MME. JEANNE’I'I'E
56 South Mela Street ‘
South lorwslk. Conn.
i
VISTA
OIL BURNERS
Poilev Refrigerating
& Supply 00.
lo. lorwsik
Monroe St.
of cars ' ‘
1
Mr.
Crockett
James A. Landmfl’ returned home
today from an automobile trip to
Niagara Falls and Canada.
day the party
ham. Vermont.
sratt's mother.
Mr.
nowarron
SW 1103118
or 11110531
IN ROWAYTON
have been visiting ("sptain and Mn.
York amt spending the. summer at
their cottage on the Island.
0 U 0
A. cottage prayer meeting will he
held at the home or
Lown‘dos on Roton avenue
o'clock Tuesday morning.
U
and Mrs. Alexander Rom-rt-
son and Miss Edith «use. at Mount
Vernon. were the. guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Key of Crockett street.
and Mrs. Sanford Wit-ks or
W...
Co id Weather Calls;
Temporary Halt to
Snapper Fishing~
Return From Niag-
ara Trip
Mr. and Mrs.
hack and son Richard of Hell ‘lslam'l
Howard Va ml or-
\
Mrs. .1 aim
at 10
street and Mr. and Mrs.
Yester-
slopped at kit-ming-
to visit. Mr. Land-
. O 0
lie
hood the Klit‘ll or (.‘antsiu snd Mrs. lrn stim- spemling amoral duo's”
Andrea Mill's or Room-ton avo‘nuo. ullh Mr unti Mrs. Herbert
will return to her houn- in Lurch- Hf'IlWill'lZ of 1191! island.
mont, tomorrow. * ' '
’ ' ' Miss t'umlilul Hunter (11' ltoton
Miss Miriam lirlmzs. «Inuit-1001' or lt\i'n||t‘ “ill tu-t-ompauy Mr. and
\11'. and Mrs. t‘ha‘rlI-s lirlmzs. or Mrs. Norman Taylor and tlaulrliivfi
Logan place. 1011 this work for Vii" Norma. or Vintu'ni piano to Morris
Irinlu.ohv--1r who “ill rt-surur- lit-r 111.01. Luke, \v‘nlcott, 1‘0nu., 1001133.
studios Ill \‘lru'iulu t'nllogt'. hht't't' [hwy “111 unit Mrs. 'l‘aylor's
ulster, Mrs. t‘lsrt-nct- Mut-Ktil’.
Mi. and Mill. \Villium Davis or v 1- 1:
Mount \‘t-rnou. \le0 “MW“ in-t-u visit- 5]... .1101 Mrs. 1.. 1.; (mix and
in: Mr. i)n\'is' paunla. Mr "nil Mil family \riii l't‘llllli to their homo in
Oliver Davis. for llli post \H'ok. “ill NH“. .lrrstti ,1... 0mm part of nu“
ll'elurn ‘0 ”'1‘“ home l°"‘°”'°“- Xvi-0k, at‘tct' Stit'lltlllll; the summer
U I I
on lit-ll lrlulitl.
Mrs. Berlin-11 Cleverly of Urdu. . .
street has r1-turnod tn hm- homo1 Mr. E. A. North has has,“ his
iartrrhlilglldlngf several “Wk" “"h home on Sprint; lilil, Norwnlk. nurl
. . . . .
innf’nlmiim‘h‘t 'Jg‘m nose (rockttt \vill MN‘l‘lt‘l tho “'tlilll‘ m 1111 Sum—
”M' ‘ (w my. .0111. housv on lit-ll island. Mr.
. ‘N i \- 'o "‘1 - 1‘ th- Fum-
Mts. Vittor .1. (shill of 11.0 is- ‘ m h ”u ‘” "'" "‘ 0 ' ..
1 mil homo this mason having 11»
.ylnnd. entertained a to“ iritnds 1111((mly 11"lllitlll“"tl the Ill-“W"
.t-srds Thursdayartcrnoon. , , .
o s s ‘
Anna iiolu-rtsou of Nt-xv
l (min: to the. afternoon nit-l'ttlm: “All!
of the Anderson 1 llililfll‘ lhu'e “"111 Win” hot
the. no meeting of the Ladlo-s Aid of " ”mfg“ 11111 islanl
the Methodist t-nhuuh this month. '" ' ’ . , ‘,'
united lmltu' to spend a \\'1'-t“l\‘
cousin. Mills Theresa
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more Hours 0 to t—lsturdls I to 1
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I0; NORWAL‘
10-12 80. MAIN IT.
Ladies’
3 Full Fashioned
Hosiery
J].
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1. tr
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”2.1
Q n i
.. _ ‘ . ‘ . Miss lit-n0 llu 1-‘nul1. Miss (irri-
Miss lramis A. .\orth or 11111 is- 10111 lirnnula and Miss meli‘ ,
lid is spondimr too “mks \isitlni: , , . 1
._ . , .._. . . 1 '1
r'olatiws in Summcnillv and in 1-. m; 1 1‘0an {2: $22313"; “1:11:10“ ll‘rnnr‘fil
Harbor City. No“ Jersey. '“ . ' ‘ I L" l
. 'i _p1r"-toimaun of Hiatus 1111 14111. l
:11 the Zit'zilt-ld t‘omnopolitan thr-tt
Mrs, A. 1‘. Wold is in Htamtmd H‘ 1
today on business. . ' . . . .
“I. "m; Mrs Harold Hurnv'r until 'I'hr- Hospital l‘tind |ll'l\'t‘ has
dqngm“. Gent- “... 91001111in1: m“; Wen f‘\l"ntll‘i| a urn-k in m'dcr tr.
wank-0nd at lhr-ir cottagv in lit-ii “h" 1“" trams '7'" opportunity in
island 0011ch many x'u'omisvtl 511lifit'l'i|1—’.
.lit‘mx. The “Opinion tram has i'mil
The onlr iiulid'ih' I‘v'lwlt't'i held 101 7' “”-" ““V "‘m'“ “““9 I" l" ““"l'
the liovva‘ion t-lturt-lits vtor thwiqh' 1mm“ haw “1”.ka
' -1nrl 1-31-11 llnlli'l‘ llivll' 1mm t'r.111'1ln
next throo woo-its will in: (11" Sun.
day school service 101' 1111' 1-.hildrou “0“
‘.\'1-n“11 ll
.‘1\I'iilil‘.
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1y i on
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talthtullvl
Millimn oi :
Conquers Bad- Breadth
and is Pepular Ag
“The day I started taking
Carter’s Little Liver Pills."
says Mr. John A. Perry of New
York City, “my habitual bad
breath and had stomach
Stopped. I strongly recom‘
mend them to all those alllict- ‘
rd with those nasty troubles I .
assure you that my own case i
was a had one, causing me un-
told embarrassment, and Car
ter's helped me right from the
start?“
Bad breath comes from sour
stomach and can usually be re-
lieved quickly by Carter's Lit-
tle Liver Pills. ‘
They‘are wonderful for con-
system in
..v . . . m... ...
digestion and they physich h .
. amild and gentlé
manner, no had after efl‘ectk. ’
. mt.“
(1'11
1 till
will!
Thursdnv. the. others \- ill b» 111-111 in the (flu
‘ s o s sado 'labttnatio. , 77' 7 1‘
The cold have has prevented ° ' g I AVAISS 141101119 1'13.“ l
many from esot'lun tho snll‘pher MI”. RM 3“: 1110110“ ”W"- “ "'5 s v s ’
fishing for 111? past. week. ' liar olwcn writing i‘nplain and Mrs l 1 0 Be \\ 9d r1 Oday l
‘1 ' ' Andrew Mills f0" ”1" 1‘7‘9' “l“; Tl!" “milling of “in 1.1111110 Hall. I
Mrs. Herbert. Schwartz of Roll weeks haw rwturnwl in thril' luv-'11 1iatiulitm' at Mr. .10.! Mrs. l'tank l.'.
island has returned to her home st. in Hastings. NM" Vt‘l'li- "all of 20‘ 110mm 911 nut, and 1‘iinrlvs
tor spending two works visiting ' ’ ‘ lmntms ni‘ 12‘17 i'vutral iIH‘nnt ‘
friends in Canada. Mu” 1.. “'11“. 'tl'l‘l. oi 111001.110 utll taitv lllltf‘ this allirnonn at 1111
Mrs. Mary 1". .lseohus. uho has has rvtn'tnml in hrr 11mm in 11mm home ”r 1110 mm.
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The figures represented about are the "Budget Family." Macy's symbols of Tlrrifl-in-Shopping. (Copyright. 1924. R. H. Macy 6‘ Co.. Inc.)
Monday, Sept. 28, to Saturday, Oct. 3
Starting Monday, a Week of Special Sales to
Demonstrate Our SUPRE-MACY in Value-Giving
UPRE-MACY SALES are held every year at this time in order to remind you that
your Fall needs for home and sell can best be filled at Macy's.
N. Y. Times, World, Herald-Tribune, American or Telegraph Tomorrow. .
For further details see the
Throughout the year, Macy s sells good merchandise at lowest- --m -ihe- City prices. F or
SUPRE- MACY week, however, its prices are much lower than usual, demonstrating
snew——right at the start of the new season—Macy s SUPRE- MACY in value- -giving.
e50:
‘ gator.
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