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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1925. II .
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----*--- I V“ ' U 7:00 13. i\i.-~—linscllull scores. 1' -— f ,,
oni t, S a i0 r0 ram coming to o S: 7:17: 1", him-*Ncwn; 111111-1101 reports. I 'I 8111!. “our. 9 to C-SIturdny 9 IO ' .I
A. J. ( JOLlins C0 ~ . 1::10 1», ‘.\.i.»—t‘hiltlrt-n‘s period. I Aitt'aivr Iieut. Ware, 1 DRY
I 8:30 I’. M.—-Uoll('i"l'l. . 1 “(I n "I S HINDU . I 0 -
“not. NE \\ You .1112. 9:56 1’- lit-““1”. 5‘8"”: ““"“'“"" . I II I I I ' ”I I GOODS 1 70m
70 North Main Street 6:00 1". M.——Wuldor1-. alerts. din 1"' 3" 1‘ “0 1' ‘1'"'-‘“‘”""““ “1"” st'ot'efl. ‘ “"°“' ”“1”" : »
' nor music. ""3" (’rcm‘r-a “EAR Cl r:v1~:1..\3o..::so. lentil» I .
South Norwalk 7.0,, p. M___A,,0n m .3 Ch3,u,,_ . “11w. N'hw. roux-.2511. 7:00-9:00 1’. M‘._MA”““ llt't'lltlfill‘u. I _‘ I ‘10-12 80. MAIN ST. . :30. NORWALLK
7:15 P- l\1.~—Sirund T entre mltrlc {2,0 1’. BL r: \\ 11080 Bll'lllltl Ill [0- 0 \‘JR, lll‘YrIH’IT—BIT. R A D I 0 . I ‘
P110110 747 I 8130 1” M.--lienlth ‘nlk' day. ”I "I bIImIFNmI 9:00 1'. M.—-Goitlitt'lte's Scrutntlt't'u;I .
8:45 1‘. M.~—lrwin Husseil. piono. 7:0§¥§‘l.—:11101t:. 1111 l 50100415. I
0:00 I._ M.—-(}' a St :in E _ 721.1 . .— 'omn erce o e (113'. . . .2 ..__= r: ‘
COMPLETE HOUSE m;- HI y I B nsetn 7:20 P. ills-Code lesson. . ,“ “Jug," T39” . II’L STUDWELL PIANO 00' ’ Ladies“
. ' _' ’ ‘ . lk 6.00 1. it .——~ nnu toncmt. 38 North Main St. I
10:00 p, Mrflyoneph Dinkuy. tenor :(43 I”. 3:{—‘l:f1:::1:::13 31‘8th 8:00 1-. .\l.——()reln-str:t: saloons. South Norwelk
' 10:1' 1’. M.—-irwln 11 11. V” - « -~*“" ' ’ - - V.’ ~_,- -
FURNISHINGS ..,,.-;_..,.. I. M__..::::~;,.,r;:2 m ,,_ ...-......... W, ,,“;,1;,;:I;I,;“;:1, ,1; H, Full Fashioned
Chcstl'n. I 8:3” II M' ‘— L'clennor Dunne, SI00 l’I “\iIII l-:l(’“1“::' SI 1 1:111:11I1;‘n ’01
I .e . .1: , : ...-—-' .31 '~ 4
- wuc. new funk—520. "Mimi” . . , -1 ._ - , ‘
I 7:00 P. M.——Market high spots. 3 40 P GI'“I‘°'I‘II”C"I1_' 2"“:"3'1‘" I 1\I\‘lI\IlIiI(‘ t‘iVi‘l\\'\’l'l——'l"0 FASK 0N“ MILLINE HOSieryI
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INFANTS, WEAR ”“110 P. lilo—Stony Brook Urohes- might“ i ‘ Jazz or: on “St 1 9:00 1'. M.-—l)u‘hco Imme-
7:30 P. M.—-I'olice alarms. 9:00 1’. lil.——"The Mentality of In- 10:00 I" 3"”""'"“’II‘I“" Lemon "0’“ NEW FALL GLOVES
7:35 1". M.-——Stony Brook Orches— "WOW" ““30 u“"“”"““k‘ 1-5:“; M --1\‘roiie‘ lit-irer's '11:

Many articles of opporci for
baby's wardrobe, dainty and

charming, but low in price.

The N. E. RYAN C0.

86 Washington Street
South Norwalk

 

 

I Come Here These
Records

It's Just That Feeling ,
For Home
Sweet Little Mother of Mine
By the Light of the Stars

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DONNELLY’S

Give 1 Give to the Nurses‘ Home

 

 

 

 

16N6.M:Iin St.
South Nor-walk
Phone 256

 

 

 

FIRE SALE

_._at_...
Corner Madison and
Franklin Streets

ALEXANDER
FURNITURE
COMPANY

 

 

Corsets, Wrap-arounds,
Corselettes, Brassieres
and Bandeaux in
many new styles
Corsets fitted by our
graduate corsetiere

J. l. MALLETTE

88 Washington Street

 

 

 

ONLY 751'! DOWN

puts a

VULCAN
HOT WATER HEATER

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YOUR HOME
Balance Small Monthly Payment:

Conn. Light &

Power Co.
N orwalh Phone 3600

 

 

It’s to Your Benefit to
Visit Our

REMOVAL SALE
EVERY DAY '

1.. GOLDEN

68 Washington Street.
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‘ 7:56 P. M.-—-Baseball results.
8:00 1’. M.—-Eiemcntary German
lessons. . ‘

8:10 P. M.—Ad\'anced German
lessons.

0:00-10:30 I’. lil.——-lt‘iorencc Milli-
xnn. soprano: George King. piano:
Bergen Male Quartet: Haskell I’ro-
per. saxophone; Inez Keene. con-

traito.

7:25 1'. M.———0rgon recital.

8:00 1'. M.——Scorcs: racing results.
8:10 1‘. M.—-Snnchcz and hiiistcml.
songs.

8:30 P. M.-—Lind:1y Hall program.

9:30 P. M. -~ English-Speaking
Union or the United States banquet;
speakers, John W. Davis. Sir Robert
Horne, Captain H. A. Evans. 1“. W.
1’. Lawrence, Major Gen. Sir Robert
Hutchinson,

10:35 1". M.
Roof Orchestra.

“BBS, NEW YORK—310.

-——' \\'aitlo1-1~Astorin

6:00 P. M.—L‘ncle Geclwe.

0:30 1". M.——Premier L'iub Orches-
1m.

7:00 P. M.—-Beilc llart, “The New
Astrology."

7:10 1‘. M.—-l’remier Club Orches-

tra. *G
“HIV. NEW YORK—301.

7:30 1‘. 1\1.——Swnnee Club Orches-
- tra.

13:00 P. M.—’!‘nik. H. B. Shontz.

8:05 P. M.——Roseiand Dance 01'-
chcstra.

8:35-10:00 P. M.~Stcelc and Heg-
m '. songs; Harriet. Turner, songs:
Biiy Woods. C. Zettier anti lliily
Duly. songs, mandolin and guitar:
Marconi Brothers. accordion soles:
11.1.1. linrtncdy. tenor; .\ir. ”lad Mrs.
Leo Wood. songs.

11:00 I’. M -—1\inrsh .\icCurdy.
gun.

11:30 P.

12:00 P.
Orchestra.

\\'.\1C.\. 515““ YORK—4111.

01'-

M.-—-Sll\'er Slipper ltcrnc
31.42230 A. M.--—i.en'is

6:00 1‘. .\i.——-\'nil's String linsem-
ble.
6:30 1‘. M. ——_Hott‘l .\icAipin 0r-
chestra.
7:30 P. M.-—-Loulse Judson. so-
pruno: Theodore Mattman. 'eello.
7:50 P. lil.-—-"Humorous Anec-

dotcs," Fred Alien.

8:00 P. M.——l.eeture on Christian
Science. P. V. Ross.

9:00-10:30 l”. M.—Da\'eh. Morel.
soprano; J. Haydon. baritone; Anne.
Daly, Violin: W. Bonner. tenor; Carl
Tnnnert. 'ccllo; l“. Setter. baritone;
Elsa Brigham. piano.

10:30 P. M.——Police alarms, wea-
ther. .

10:35 i". M.-——Hote1 St. George
Orchestra.

“'07., NEW YORK—1.35.

3:20 1" M.—News: baseball; rnc- 1:»
ing; market. reports; tinnncinl sum;
1na13-.

7:00 P. M.--Dinncr music.

 

0:15 1’. Air—J. Cooper, music trnv
clogue.

9:30 P. M.—~Jcnnetto Sterne. sense

0:45 1'. M.——l¢lsn liliis. songs.

10:00 1‘. .\l.-——Readingn.

10:10 1‘. M.»Mmlicoi talks.

10:15 i‘. M.———Pnui Bernard, “Vio-
lin lluncer.”

10:30 1‘. M.~’i'ho Poet-Pennant.

10:45 i‘. M.—-—1“lorencc Gerringvr,
pianist. ,

“I’ll“, NEW YORK—278.

(3:00 1’. M.-—llotel Majestic string

ensemble. ' '
0:45 i". M.———liusebuii resume.
6:50 1'. i\i.——iiotei Majestic

ensemble.
11:30 P. 31,—.\lusic.

“HAP. llllimKlA'N-U-Mo.

7:00-8:00 l'. .\l.———l')1micr music.

“Milli, STATEN ISLAND—21:1.
8:00 P. M.——irene. lilcinpetcr. sopra-

no; health talk; (‘hnries ltohnu.

\iolin: llible instruction.

“'AHG RICHMOND Hum—mo.
7:30 1'. M.~Thornon Fisher, sport

tnlk. 1
7:45-9:55 l‘. .\l.—-——l..’11ri<:h, l'rt-ntler-

mist and Webb. songs: H. J. Cat'-

I'rey. tenor: S3110hrophnsc Trio;

Horace 'i‘at‘ior. readings. 'I ‘
0:55 1'. M.-’l‘ime signnls;

st ring

wenther.

10:00 1'. .\l.«i~11nith's Orchestra.
12:00 1‘. .\l.-2:tltt A. Air—Dunno
music.

“’0" .N l'2\\'AliK—105.
0:15 I’. M.——“W0rtls Often .\ilspro~
trounced."
6:17 1‘. M.——Shelton Ensemble.
7:15 1'. .\i.~".‘s‘poris." llili \Vnihey.

7:30 1'. .\t.—itaiph lteiehentlml,
piano.
7:451‘. .\i.—.‘\lhert \on ii‘iisrt‘..
songs. I
3:00 1’. ;\1.~—Iin|ph licichenthnl,
piano.

I,

.:15 l’. 2\i.—»--"'I'he Forty Immortals."
lienlinnin lto t'ossercS.

8:30 1'. .\l.-—llrantortl ’l'henter mus-
it".

9:30 I‘. Al.—-"Citir~a ()ncc
Troy." 12. ii. liicrstmlt.
0:45 1'. .\i.——i\i.uleiuine Ceres.

no.
10:00 i‘. .\i.—-—l‘.o.~:e limder, soprano.
10:30 P. .\l.—-Slnter's Orchestra.
“TIC. HARTFORD—478.
Still) 1’. .\l --—Dlnncr music.
“117.. S"l‘lx(;l“ll‘:llny MASK—3:13.
6:30 1". M.—~t.‘npitol Theater (’rehes.
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7:15 1‘. .\i.—~.\l;1rkot roport. ’
8:00 1’. M.—t.‘npitol Theater Orches-
tra.

(lrent~~—

Pill-

01 stoic. will probably \isit Chicago
shortly as the pope's personal le-

‘930 1'.

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8:30 P. .\l.--»'l‘hcodore lllett-h. \‘io-
lin; Jeremiah liegnrty. \iolin;
l-liennor l'rnu. piano.

11:00 i‘. M.~~li. i-‘ Keener. hormon-
tta.

0:15 1'. M. —G. 11 .\\ Iebslcr. “hist-
ling

9:30 1‘. lit—A. 1). Edwards. barl-
tone.

.\i.-u\\'enther, missing, per-

10:151‘.

9:

11:00 1’.

12:00 1'.

bluiom's. .
\\'l.\\'., (‘l M‘IN NATL—122:.
00 l'. .\i.~-(lrehestru: soloists.
\t'h‘Al, (.‘lNifiNNA’I‘l—Mtl. .
M.—-PllliClIItt lioiln'onlt,I
piano; Helen lx'rnhn, violin.

 

 

 

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Cardinal (import-i. papal secretary

gate to the forthcoming Eucharistic
Congress there. The. Irlp. it is ex-
pected, will be one. of Gaspar-H‘s test
"menu nets, as he is 73 and is not
in the best of health. This is his
modt recent photograph. '

 

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sons‘ descriptions.
10:20 1'. lli.--liotcl ltrunsuiek
0110131111. I
\\‘ll.\'l., 'l'lti)‘\'- 4:50.
.\l,-liuth .\lndsen. soprano;
piano; Ar-

Or.

5511'» l'.
l‘Zliznlleth l,‘itristcnsett.
thur Merger, Violin.

M‘.~-\\'1ntol's Orchestra:
l‘ourlnum, songs. .

“'tit'. Hi‘lll-ZNi‘li.‘l‘.\l)\’—-380.

6:00 l'. .\l.—-- Market quotations;
news; .scores.

0:30 1'. 1\l.—-»Atitlrrss. “t'ooperntiw
t'ullemiro Marketing 01 Wool 111'
New York." 11‘. 1‘2. Robertson.

7- :10 1'. \t. ‘‘‘‘‘‘ 111m bull 31".1116‘3 I

71.15 I’ .\l. «(ire-:hesttt; .\lory .\‘ull3 it
( ontrnltu.

\\ 131‘s. \\ 111(‘I'Zs’l'l'lli.

11:00 1‘. 1.--~t"oncert.

“'iCI-li. BOSTON—340.

10:10 l'. :11.-~~;\lnrintb.'1 liand:
ty's Orchestra.

10:40 I’. .\l.-——.\nterirnn Legion pro-
Kl‘lilll.

\\‘i‘.\l'. WASHINGTON—409.

7:30-8:30 1': itl.--——\\'elenme bnnqne:
to Washington baseball team. Hu-
tci tlceitlentni.

.\l.~—-llcnlth tnlk. .

3:45-9:00 1'. .\i.——«llanquet to \{Iiifilh
inmon 11.1?It'lmll tcnm.

“'(ili, lilili‘I-‘ALO—Lllil.

0:30 1'. .\l.-~»Ul3‘mpic Urchmtrn.

0:00-10:30 l‘. .\I.~Statler Dance Or-
chestrn.

lilik’A. l’ll'l‘filll'liGli—litlo.
6:15 1‘. .\l.wllinner concert.

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have your telephone Calls?

_In many homes. the telephone is in the living-room or

There are people present. mem~

bers of the family or guests. The telephone rings. is he
answered. and the general conversation is interrupted

in favor of one half of a telephone dialogue.

Is that the situation in your household?

An extension telephone will prevent this.
Where the telephone' 1': in the living roam, an exten-
sion in :1 bedroom. for example. will enable you to
make tr answer a call without disturbing the family
it will also prove convenient when the tele-
phone rings late at night; and' In an emergency.a
telephone at your bedside will save the minutes

count.

. An extension telephone can be located wherever
Its cost is less' than 2 cents a day
(after a moderate connection charge). and' in conven-
ience aloné it is worth many times that' amount.

Call our local Business Office today and tell them
that you don't want to do without so inexpensive
a convenience any longer.

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43-65 No. Main St.

See the Wonderful Oppor‘ I
tunities Ofiered at Our Stores! ,

" Exceptional flavor” churned from pure, rich, pasteurized crean.

Butter FANCY CREAMERY lb.

Long lender shear: from the rich delta-lands o'f Chlafomla!

 

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[one Brand. New I925 path. Try these nude} (rm been: with Fonighl' : dinner!

String Beam 3 25c »

 

A: harmless to the complexion a: it is to tin/31min! hi! allure.

Ivory Soap

Guest
Size,

6 cakes 25c 5

 

Coifee

Parr/c Brand. A fine quality so]! trek paper—were than 500 sheets to the roll!

Toilet Paper 6 .1. 25°

The finest grade of Santa: to!" obtainable! Delicious flavor!“ Fresh roasted!

EIGHT O’CLQCK
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A famous P E! G Modal-main the dishwashiu er the laundry wort terminal; «.19! '

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Tea

Bread

In the most delicious checu-and- tomato sauce you 've overrated!

Spaghett

(land- pitched-perfectly dried - the fines! (rad: Michigan beans!

Pen Beans .

Everyone them "Bahn' 3 ”l A delicious beverage-or a ”(fact cooling cocoa!

Baker’s Cocoa

Tasty little morsels in un olive oil-imported from fan‘ous Norwegian sardine waters.

Sardine

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