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Wednesday
Mill Outlet Store
2 Flioons
. 124 Washington Street.
- ’3‘; South Norwnlk
“ 70 North Main Street.
South Norwslk
Phone 747
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
0er
$11. no
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
‘34 WEST AVE.
1.. Wagner. Brunch Mgr.
Passenger
REPAIRING AND OVERIIAUIIING
NORWALK
SERVICE STATION i-Honu ism
VESTA
OIL BURNERS
Policy Refrigerating
& Supply Co.
Monroe 8t. 80. Norwalk
.9".-
16 No. Main St
South Norwalk
Phone 256
PNI-Y 75 DOWN
' puts a
VULCAN
HOT WATER HEATER
in
YOUR HOME
Balance Small Monthly Payments
Gonn. Light &
Power Co.
Norwalk Phone 3600
It’s to Your Benefit to
Visit Our
REMOVAL SALE
EVERY DAY
L. GOLDEN
68 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Atwater it cut, Ware.
Radiola, Stronmc r g -
Carlton , Sleeper.
‘ZEnl'tIi.
RADIO
srvownm. PLANO oo.
68 North Main St.
South Norwalk
NEW FALL GLOVES
Beautiful lRange of
FABRIC GLOVES
,_ 1 59a $1.95
inns. JEANNETTE
56 South Main Stl‘eet
South Norwalk, Conn.
‘ Liberty Sq. Garage
201 East Washington St,
East Norwalk *
Tel. 3343
wmfian IS comma
Let Us Tune Your Motor
To Insure Easy Starting
will your battery in good
ape? We charge, repair
'uid sell. Car and radio.
Exide Batteries
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\\'l-‘ .,\l' MI: \; YORK—4.3.
limo l' .\l. -~\\'n (tori-A510?“
nm' music. .
7;001'. M.~--“t‘.hi'lstoplior
din-
Colum-
bus." .\llwrt i.'lmniin. .
7:15 i’. .\l.—»~Siriintl 'l‘llouler [11118110.
3:30 1'. )i.-~lludolph Joskowitz,
\iolinist. '
5:40 1’. Air—Health ullk.
0:00 1'. .‘\l'.~(}ypsy String Ensemble.
10:00 1'. Air—Your hour. .
10:30-11:30 P. M.—llei'nie’s Orches
ti'n.
wxye, mew tome—020.
6:30 1’. lil.~I-:leiiiontary Gerinnii
1030101111.
:30 l’. ‘M.-—~I‘oilce ultirlnii.
:35 1". .\1.--«Suiniiic iluinblors. .
:10 1'. 1ii.~"t.‘ln~lstoplier (L‘olum-
bur.’ '.\liiel't l-‘ii'mlii.
8:300:00 1'. M.-—(liuseppe Dodono.
tenor; Vll'xlllill'l’lllnl‘l‘. soprano.
9:001’..\1.-—11otel St. George Or.
('llf‘Sil'i’l. .
30 I’. M.——]"ollee alarms; weather.
:15 1’. l\i.—l-lotcl St. George 01'-
cheatl'a.
“'07., 'NEW YORK—«155.
:001‘.1\i.-~llotel Commodore din-
l'lCr concert.
‘1“
(n
10:
10:
an
8:00 P.1\‘1.--—-t~‘ongs; racing returns.
0:10 i’. M.~~l‘hiliip Steele, baritone.
3:30 1'.1\i.-—l.undny liall program.
0:30 1’. I\l.—"’l‘ht~. State Police." Col-
onel 11. N. Schwarzkopf.
92-15 1'. ill.——<.\linnie Well, piano.
10:30 1'. .ll.—-\\‘nldorf - Astoria Grill
Orr/heat m.
wens, NEW YORK—aw.
6:00 [‘.1\I.~Unelo (leebco.
6:301‘..\i.—Prcniier Club Orches-
tl'n.
7:001' l\1.~ -lleile Hart, "The New
Asll'tlltigyt'
:101' Bic—Premier (‘lull
ti'.i.
\‘.'II.\',
:30 1".
~10 1’.
001".
Oi'elies.
q
NEW YORK—301.
M.—Leslic McLeod. tenor.
lil.--'1‘alk. illlly Vim.
M.-1\1arlhoro State Trio.
30 l". ’.\i.-~Swti nee Club Orchestra.
S:001'.l\I.-——'i‘alk. ll. 13. Sllontz.
03'1". M. ”lioselnnd Orchestra.
:30- 10: 00 P. MI—POII) and lus-
sell. tuo- -mnn orchestra: Ger-
trude St. Clair. soprano; Lanias
Hawaiians; l'hillln Krumholtz.
baritone; Mr. and Mrs. Leo
\\'otiil_ SUIlflii.
11:00 P. Air—Marsh McCurdy. organ.
a
>1-I-I a:
36.7:
1:30 1‘. .\i.—Sil\-er Slipper Revue.
'12:001’. 31.12230 A. .\I. —- Lewis' Or-
cliestru.
\\'.\l(,‘.\. NEW YORK—341.
2001’. lil.-—~\'ail's String Ensemble.
:301‘.1\i.—llotel MeAlpin Orches-
irn.
:301’. .‘f.v~i‘to:alle Erck. contraito;
Louise Mntimnn. ”cello.
:001‘.1\i.~'l‘ailc. Mayor Dalton of
Long lleaeh.
:15 P. M.——.loliii Melmughlin. harl-
tone.
:30 1’. lit—«Luella llui'ns. soprano;
Dorothy lillydt‘llhllrgh; piano.
a:
on
M
9:001’. .\1.——~“(._‘lirisetiaii Science," Pe-
ter Ross.
10:00I’.1\l.—v-~.\1esnner lli'othei's' 0r.
eliL-strn. '
11:00 P. M."“M.’ll‘iO .tlvnrxc, tenor.
11:00 -1'.':001’..\l. m 1"nul Alcurl.
piano.
“TINY. NEW YORK—250.
7:001’..’\i.—-—“Wliosc Birthday To-
(151‘ 1’" Gladys l'ahst.
7:051". Alf—Sports.
7:201'. .\i.——-1"o-le. lesson.
7:151'.I\1.—-;'\lnjor Dent Atkinson,
"Up and Down the, Rhine."
8:001‘. li.—--l-‘ei'i'ii('i's Orchestra.
8:301'. .\i.——“Pnintiug," Heleunoi'
Diigas.
8:401’. M.” l"ei'riir'i's Orchestra.
9:00 1‘. 1\i.——~-”Intrcflex (fire-uh." 1111-
go (’lernsliack.
‘\
ti: 151’ lll.-_m:.li vim clett groper.
ninsic trtwclogue.
0:4 .5 P. .\l. ~1’uul ller'nard; Violin.
:0til‘51.~~1‘neti¥t01li.
:10 1'. M. --“'l‘he Body." Dr- Bolton.
:151‘.l\l-l’opulur songti. q.
:301'..\i.~—iloao Dreehen, with.
:1.» 1' M. -—~ Florence (Jor‘rlnacr.
pi:.ino
W LW Ii, NEW \‘ORKw—an. p
:30 1’. M.---t‘lillllilhllfl Day coni-
llli‘liltli‘llllHi exercises nt‘cunegiu
“it“. it'. of t‘. (1 ice Club. Speak.
(‘I‘Hi John .1 t‘roshy. Congress-
lllllll Frank 11. (lliicr. ‘
\i 1' ill! \‘l-‘ \l' \(lIlK—fla.
(1:15 1' M. "~11th ntic String Ensem»
lilt‘.
112.10 I‘. M. -—At liomo l‘arty.
“'AIIG. RICHMOSD BILL—Bill
1:10—0:35 1‘. Iii.-l.ouleo Rebman
and Ethel .ltuiigotcllinn.. piano
ducts; Samuel Gray. liarltcine;
Illilriillt lirnuninger. supruno: Syn»
cliroplutse Trio; Horace J. Tay-
lor, render.
0:55 1’. .\i.»——Tinie signals, weather.
10:05 1'. M.——1'nramount Orchestra.
WOIt, NI:2\VARK—-405.
7)
0:15 1’. M ~"Words Often Mispro-
nouiieecl. "
0:17 1’. M --Slit-lion dnihcr music.
7310 1'. \l.—~”tlport:i." Bill Wathey.
72:10 1'. 1.l.-—Cii'o Orchestra. ,
8:00 1'. M.——.\lario LcViness. sopra-
no.
s:15 1’. ;\1.-—-".iinerican 'Archaeol-
ogy." lir. (i. W. Gilmore.
8:30 1’. .\l.~——:l.lranford Theatre Illu-
sic.
9:301". M.-~"t.‘ities Once Great."
m-“t‘ rote." . E.11.Biersiadt.
0: 45 P 111 —-I3£lllln and Race. planet
duo
10:00 1’.
tone. ’
10:15 1'. M.———Bnllin and Race, piano
duo
10:30 P.
11:00 1’.
tone.
1121.; 1'. M.»Aronson's Crusaders.
1124:. P. M. —— Helen Ford and
Charles Purcell. songs.
“'CAU, PHILADELPHIA—978.
10:00 1'. M.-—Jaffe's Collegians.
Will'l‘. l'lllliAluflbl'KIA—sflh.
9:001’.M.—~Stunley Theatre fea—
tures.
to: 00 1‘. M. ~Areadin Oiclicstra.
10: 30 1‘. lit—Y nudevllle.
11: 45 I’. M‘.-l:llks' Syncopators.
“TIC, HARTFORD—470.
8:00 1'. M.—«I)lnner music.
“’87.. SPRIVGIPIEIII). MASS-+3311.
6: 30 1’. M. ——( upiiol The tire Orches-
tra '
8:00 1‘.
grunt.
10:00 1‘. M.—Iielsiimn‘s Orchestra.
10:30 1". M.-\\'eathcr: missing per-
sonn' descriptions.
“Tl". SCHI-JN]-2C'I‘ADY—-;l$0.
15 1’. 11,—“llulbs for the. Home,"
A. H. Nchrling.
:30 l’. M.-—-—Orehesira: Karl Nygrt-n
mezzo soprano: “Literary Appre-
M.-—-J. M. Boinett, bari-
I
M.~—l‘a1nls tI'Or Orchestra.
M.-J. M. Burnett. barl-
Ill.——Coluin|)us Day pro-
T.‘
‘2
notation." W. 1.. Wltldomer.
“‘CM'. WASHINGTON—400.
7:15-3:45 1’. M. .. Program from
Continental Memorial Hall. Wash-
ington: music lly Gloria Trumpet-
ern: address, Dr. S. l‘ui'k'es t‘ad-
man.
:45-9:00 1’. M.—Hcalih inlk.
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DOG KILLED “Y
Weed of Woodward
Horror .1.
inrrnue is today iiiournin gilie loss of
his valuable French dog. The ani-
mal was killed by on autmnohile
last Friday. The dog was an ideal
pct. it \i '15 brought from Brent.
1“ lailtt“. 11, Min Wood's liiothor
scion \HCiilS ago on the U. .S. 1’0“-
11:. ltan.
in the dusty files of the
French National Library is a
limp believed to be that which
Christopher Columbus used in
1402 which led to the discovery
of America.
)1. tie in Roneiei'c. director of
documents for the library has
the map in his custody.
The map, drawn on real slain.
in still \‘irid red. Krcen and
blue. shows Africa down to the
(Tape of Good Hope .iis well as
Asia Minor and liurone.
THINKS HE HAS CUSTODY
0F CHART COLUMBUS USED
fillesldc it. in a silialler sit-ale.
is it uoritl hart giiing the ion-
reptioii of the earth as a sphere
in the center oi“ nlue‘ spheres.
the continents then known
forming an island surrounded
by four ”mania. ‘
Besides it. in it smaller wide,
the map is based on the sinillm-l-
iy between the writing on. the
map and the writing in scrib-
liled notes. salt] to have been
made by him.
All of the inscriptions on
map are in Latin.
the,
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'HORTZOVTAL.
To print.
Abdomen. .
Shavlng machine.
.Walked.
Tumult. ‘. .
Mistake.
Baked clny liloek.
Social insect.
Aigued.
To scatter litiy.
rather. ,.
Sun.
To dress.
Third note In the scale.
Finished.
I‘Adfi‘fl,
Claw.
. Portion of a school year.
37. Walks through motor.
30. Chanted.
40. Head of .s monastery.
. Colors.
'l‘ri cry loudly.
-. l'nintcr.
. Cowheaded goddess.
it). Liiliricated._
ill. Aged.
5'1. To blossom.
' . l‘aid publicity.
' . Drone hoe.
‘ . Vei'h of permission.
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13.
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15.
17.
10.
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22.
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26.
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2.0.
30.
32.
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’ . Mulching dishes.
‘ . Worldly.
. Kindled.
. Snare.
.Destlned.
'eoltliy.
. Salary.
., t"l\'llizcs.
72. To deform. .
. Superficial kiiou'lr-tlr'.
\'l-‘.ll’l‘l(‘.\l..
Fortification.
Stain.
Upright shaft.
. Neuter pronoun.
Duter covering of an rush-r.
Hither.
. Had a. fool coir-ring. 1'
“'earied.
. All right.
. Joined.
O:x-8€3?‘K—HI~:M
» :10. 'Pi‘eportion. .
113.?oiiion' out.
17p lie of lost.
Dragged.
of pleading.
to ,..Blow.
48 To suffocate.
., gringo. ,."‘ ‘ -
52.."1‘0 obstruct.
55111100 allude.
. .-6. Female title of iespeti.
7'9 Marbles em as shooters.
/
01. .- o throw.
0;: Rents ' I
00.1!etulogiio.
0.1. To‘strokc light)!
'. 'i'o nook flax.
'l‘o depart.
“other.
tilthtteitltlo of iespect.
4‘7. mm or metilc toot.
501~Aniount settled on wife at mar-
’Yestfirday 3 Puzzle
, .
'3
“lien \00 Iiilv i ilinu'ties you be-
lieu) that they ilii'itiiy affect the.
liver. "l‘hcy do lltii. Countless re-
cent tests llll\t‘.‘ pron-d that. That's
why all those treatments bring you
disappointment.
But modern Si‘l 'lll‘t,‘ hits found :1.
way to really Miniulute the liver.
That is ox-cull. :1 liter secretion.
.1‘liysieiuus the world un'l' now em-
1 ploy it to do \\ lint you'Ve tried tonic.
Many of our ailments are due to
:ltlt‘lllll ll\‘l.‘l'F. \\'o ilnyc tried to cor-
lrcct them, but we milled. As a re~
tie have suft‘t'rcrl-wniort of its-~
lsult,
Efrem trouhlts of this sort:
lllltllg‘t’slloil
it‘unstlpution
impure illood
:llluli lllood Pressure
1 Heart and
: Kidney 'l‘roulilt-s
11ml Complexlnns
ildlt‘li of Youth
Now we IIFk you to join the mil-
:lions who have found a new relief.
‘(.)x»gall. n gland secretion.
\s’llllllltlii‘s the liver. Then it. note.
it
when it lloods the iiitcstinesi with
They never alfect the Liver
really '
v
bile.
lcd.
Good doctors
iorili.
called lilovoi,
supply. l-taeh tablet.
\\'c
Dloxol can do.
pens-n
It may bring to you
new.\1ni. new hope.
pon.
(Ml‘llihlllil) BY
‘ MEAD."
'lhe toxins “hit-h me now be-
ing formed and nosorbed ate quel-
everywhere
rescrihe 0\- gall mostly
Hut it comes also in tablets
uhieh di‘uggists now
drops of puriiled 0.33011.
ask you to learn how much
Learn it at out ex- ‘
it will change all your con-
ceptions or treating liter troubles.
new
Clip this cou-
lor your own sake—now.
“lililXOli IS SPIZCIALLY REC-
HABOLD A.
now
in liquid
contains 10
liealth,.
i
Vilma-ll Phat-nil ‘Co.
593 Madison Ave..
New York, N. Y.
:j I went to try 01ml.
Free
Trial
0w the doings of the world; knew the ac;
tivities of yoiir country; the happenings in your
Lillian McDowell. known to the
police of a amen 01M Is the “(m-
eyeil" girl. his been {unfilled in M11!
woukee- Many robberie’e .m dill'l‘
ed against her. Her peculiarly
shaped eyes named her era-est.
see them.
‘ K
the warmth pf these ew house slippers. .t
The selection is large and varied. Come
lid mornings
, ants wt
interlined.
Embroidered Velour Hats
$7 50
.‘In these hate which usually retail for $10.
' you will find all the important shades, of
plum purples. blue, brown. ten and black
in a‘ variety of desirable shapes: Gold and
silver embroideries combined with color
make them strikingly smart. Also a very”
good quality of velour.
some
. Second floor.
Rag Rugs "in Lovely Colors
Will Launder Beautifully
This quality of reg rug is the choice of good housekeepers
for many rooms in the house - the children's room. guest '
room. bath roofn. etc. Colors are varied and will blend
with many surroundings. Plain and mixed colors.
27 x 54 $2.25 to $2.50 24 x 36
36 x 72‘ $3.75. 24 x 48
$1.50
32
- Fourth floor.
The miss of‘7 to 16 will find here a beautiful collection of smart
costs where prices are adapted to her mother's purse. For
collars and often cuffs ofliglit and dark furs give to Warmly:
flattering finish. Wine reds. bright blues. brown- in all shades.
Only pure wool fabrics are used and all costs are lined and
Children 5 Shoes in Great
Included in this large group of shoes are:
which were
from $4. 50 to $8. High and low styles in .
black and brown. .
models. but they range up to i I V1. There
are some splendid values here. All sizes in ' ‘
the group.
leeond floor.
Assortment .
$2. 95
A ~15...»
- originally priced .1 I:
Sizes broken' in different 7
Main floor. ' s
Pie-Holiday Sale of‘
Fashionable Stationery "
$1 box
It is not too early to start your - ‘
Christmas list. especially when
you that I bargain like this.
Many "new attractive designs
with lined entelopes encased I
in charming boxes. . V"
Gift Section. 1
Main floor.
Shop by Mail or Telephone
If You Cannot Come in Person} ... ...
Our mail order and shopping service are tor the convenience of those
who find.“ impossible to visit. the store in person.
A competent and efficient Personal Shopper who is upertly informed
dn i'eshion'e latest trends in style. tabilc and colors is here to advise you
on stylee that will be particularly suitable for your type or beauty. and
to fill your every requirement—from the tiny spool of cotton. to selecting
a gorgeous Medelon coat or perhaps a bit of furniture for a dear friend' I
And one need not feel obligated. {or it the selection is not
what you had hoped. it will bendlusted to your entire alienation.
mu nonunion: WIRES 10 neon:-
‘ Xmas sift.
Nonnlk No. 8084 nirfleld No. 470
Milford No. .00
any expense attached:
Denim-y Ito. 1“!
Persons living in any of the. above sections my ‘cell Reed's
ire-men No. its
letlieue
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