The Money-Saving ‘ chain Stores Delivery I! ll. Lllniltll Nilrriiiir 5; the World IMore Value! I Bitter Reception! IBeautiful Appearance Selma“ lodged by all users .. lludlo‘ 5 Best 1 ! I or Immediate oi the. e Radio Sensation of M1 , Freshman Model 5-FI-2 B-Tubo Receiver in a. massive cabinet of striking $39.5 tier [tsnce —— Selectivity combined Freshman Model 5- F 4 inwé _ __,V.. .. The Perfect Receiver The new‘ and im- proved in the halid- mahoguny cabinet. it dcserv ‘markct. regardless of price. ”The. Greatest Buy in Radio” lines and pleasing np- romance. with sloping panel. Dis- $49.56 some solid Freshman Masterpiece The calm] in appearance as w as performance. of any set on the 0 fly es. ell Freshman Model 5-F.5 The Sensation of the Season throntcti loud speaker at. :1 pr 1 i never before attempted. Made the finest, lmv lose materials a. genuine malmylnv' 1 tirincl. $60.00 The new and improved I-‘resdlmzln Masterpiece Receiver with full- ice of in CONCERT MODEL requisite article failure. made. finest genuine rnzrhoga Its bee. satisfies all dued not: finish. and performance most diSeriminating MODEL 5- F- 6 The Perfect Combination. wot genuine solid. mahogany. loud ii speaker built as part of the itielf, and plenty of room,for $75.01; tno— tone effect with a rich “'ith Radio Table. to Match: $82.50 tteries And other accessories. HY. uty the set all mum hot right to your radio t's all there is to it. A-O MODEL 1' alternating current or direct current Freshman Reetifylng Tube ‘ is required for operation of the A. 0. Medal. name -- ALTO Supply Co., . t t B, ’ BATTERY ELIMINATOR nects from any electric light our set supplied with constant a uniform power all the time. it (1. is entirely free from noise: used by chemical action in "l3" $20 00 917-90 $2.50 Pay as You Enjoy It! Easy payments arranger TIMES SQUARE Nortthin Strut set. c. . tWere Running Ca r s . W h i l e Intoxicated And Lose Licenses For a Year ’lhe ei\ih weekly list of operators “hose licenses have been unspent!- ed for one year for driving in Con- necticut \vhile und:-ril1e influence of liquor was given out today at the state motor volume. department. as a part of the effort. to reduce this highway menace. There are tw'cnt) -Ono names on the list. The cases of two hRVe been appealed. The department state- ment amised people to notify the department or ‘he police in ,case they should see anv of the suspen- dcd dri. e15 operatillrg motor \ehl- ties. 'i‘-ht iolloviui: is the list: Eva .l. lirinkmau. W'cst liaven; Joseph Dany. Wallincford: Andrew J. Dunn. Bridgeport; Henry C. ii‘elv be], llnrtt’ord; i’atrlcl: 'invin, Solu- ervllle: Fred M. liet‘liu, hieriden; Harold li. ilendrie, Stamford; Den- nis ]I. iiusscy. New Haven. Arthur Jamison llati‘ord: James P. BIC‘UIIIH New Milford; Henry A. \loreau, illeriden; Joe illoioslti New llnven: lirank liszktr. Ni“ llmen; Frank J. Reynolds. W lll'iiiit‘ilfl. ' Charles -W. Smith, New London; Joseph Strosnlek, Cheshire; l-Idward Sudeil, Greenwich: Morris .lr. Tif- fany Bristol: James J. ’l‘obin. New Haven; Daniel J. Tricks. Thompson- vilie: Joseph Trzcinski, New Britain. ATTENDING N. Y. MEETING. Dr. l-‘. G. Ritchie of 7;! West ave- nue. is attending the 33rd annual metting of the Association of Mill- iarv Surgeons of the United States which is being held at the Waldorf- Astoria llotcl, New York city. Ilcr E. 0 mid Iii. Dr. tilt-hie is :r Lieutenant Colou- il in the. Reserve Corps of the U. S. Army. and was (‘hlef of the Eye tScrvieo at the. Base Iiospitnl. Camp t'pton, during the World W'nr. HITS I'Allfll‘ll) CAR. An automobile driven by Anna Leon of ’l‘ii'erton, it. I., hit a park- ed machine owned by George M. Mills. Stamford Wednesday, Dil‘lilg behind another car when it sudden- ly stopped, to mold striking it she swung to the side of the road and struck the Mill's machine. "Both ears were slightly (ltlrrr‘sgod. The matter was settled. No arrests were made. FACES THREE CHARGES. Norman Yoke! of Ilettswood ave- nue was arrested by Motorcycle Po- liceman Charles Thorpe Wednes- day. He is charged with reckless driving. not haunt: an operator's license and with having no registry- tion. NON-SUPPORT CHARGED. Michael Danurluk of Quintard avenue was arrested on the charge of non-support Wednesday. The arrest was made by Patrolman John Moriarittz T0 TESTIFY. WASHINGTON, (let. 8 (AP).— ’Col. William Mitchell refused today to testify before the. Naval Court in- lvestigating the' Shenandoah disaster, i REF 751-28 About 6000 tourul in the Arkansas fields. *IS EV RY DAY A BA KACHE DAY? Nonvnlk Folks Have Found The. Cruise turd Corrected It. Is your back lame and achy, Are you tortured with sharp, rheumatic pains; miserable with headaches, dizzy spells and kidney irregulari- ties? No wonder, their. you feel worn-out and discouraged. But have. you given any thought. to your kid- neys? You should! Weak kidneys cause just such troubles. Don't risk inegleet tee Dorms 1’ills—-a. stim- luiant diuretic to the kidneys Here's I 1 ;a South Norunlk case. James H. Price, 8 Day says: “I had a. dull ache ‘back and when I stopped icntching pains seized the street in my . Isharp. in the small of it and it was all I could do to straighten. My kidneys were too active and I had to get up quite fre- quently during the night to pass the secretions. I began using Dunn's i’ilis from Stillson-Powcll Corpora- tion and now I am free from all signs of kidney complaint. thanks to this fine kidney remedy." 60c. at all dealers. Foster-Mil- hurn £70., Mfrs. Bugaio N. Y ——-.'.Aii\ Speed REO Passenger Wagons REPAIRING IND OVERIUFUIIING PARTS AND ACCESSORIES diamonds have been; Ill/Ir ' Loading 11p one of the night sinns'il planes for a louse flight throucl I'mtnmster General New is shown at ilu darkness, storms uhd fogs. right. liy LARRY BOARDMAN. WASHINGTON. Oct. ti.—-—-With Army and Navy air services on the operating table. their "innards" ex- posed to public view, one Gevm‘n- merit aviation branch still remains illllOllCIH‘ilrlly the critic-surgeon's knife. That is airmail. Figures compiled by Chase C. (love. deputy second assistant post- rrraster—gcnerul, show the reason. These show that the airmail has had its nceldinrts and tragedies. but that compared to the number of miles flown. three. mishaps have been relatively few and Tar between. 021 'I‘ime Remrd. records show the- tinental sex-lee arrives .on time per cent. of the time. Since its inauguration in 1918. airmail has taken 11 death toll of 40. 'l‘wenty-nine of the. victims were. pilots. nine were posnl employee .iieoruptlnlinc them, and too new employes killed on the ground by I‘l‘lOptllC‘l'S. During the some period airmail planes flow 105 36 3§.'nriles~—-"03 163 miles, for each fatality un‘ 362 .984 for evrry fatal crash In all’, 157 airmail planes have crashcd——nrr average of one every 67.048 miles. lra 11 soon- 9 6 r The I 9 alone is taking: in $60,000 s month. , But the number of persons serious- ly injured, both in flight and on the i;r.ound totals only 23. . And 261.978.1230 letters have been carried 9 Oils. 395 antics. ‘ That is alrmuil’s record since its start—including the days when all. metal plane disasters gave ‘thc service its worst set-back. “‘ or recent years this record has been bettered in both efficiency and safety. During the first year of trans- continental duy and night flying. which ended last June 30.nlrmall planes flew 2,501. 555 miles and two pilots comprised the total death toll -—-z1n aromge of 1.2.50 777 miles for each fatality. Carried 9,,000 000 Letters. ”‘ 'l‘lvelve' planes crashed—one for each 208,463 miles—mud serious in- juries \lcro suffered by only two pilots in flight and three postal em- ploies on the ground. As to cititieney. ride 9, 300. 520 letters ..076. 754 miles with a record or 96 per cent. arrlltuls on time and less than .005 per. (tent. of letters lost. -. financially airmail mark to be proud of. 1 In comparison to“ the bililbi’i'i-‘ifii‘é has not; a lurs spent on military aviation ‘ hyi the planes cir- . the Government during the war. the Post (mil-e Department has expend- ed “2.206.879 on airmail. At present the department has LOO!) miles of lighted airway. u re- pairgdepot and Warehouse at May- \1'00d. Ill.. points, 96 pianos-83 in good candle tion and 13 now being unconditioned ~—~:lil operating expenses paid and (streamed of 53.653. 000 o'n’ hind. f litre And the trantie'miilnental hereValueIsParamount SOLID SATISFACTION GOES WITH EVERY ARTICLE BOUGHT AT THIS STORE—ALWAYS COTS Bought at Special Concessions E x p e c t to find the most 11 p t o t h e minute styles for they are here! Expect Wonder Values FUR COLLARS! FUR BORDERSI. FUR, CUFFS! $1 4.95 HAYDEN AUTOMOBILE CO. 34 WEST AVE. ' L. Wagner. Branch Mgr. SERVICE STATION PHONE 1381 NORWALB $7. 95. up to $16.95. HERE IS THE GREAT SALE DRESSES 100 styles including sports, flares, straight lines, fur trimmed, embroidery, balloon cuffs, sleeve- less models, velvets, satins, canton crepe, all at Some dresses actually worth D $ Liberty Sq. Garage 201 East Washington St. East Norwalk Tel. 3343 WINTER IS COMING Let Us Tune Your Motor To Insure Easy Starting Is your battery in good shape? We charge, repair _. nnd 3011. 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