in This Paper on Wednesday Mill Outlet Store . 3 FLOORS 12‘ Washington Street South Norwalk .. ——. «Lo—g...“ .J. Col. iinsCo. #70 North Main Street, South Norwalk Phone 747 COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS I Speed REO Passenger Wigom 0m REPAIRING no ovmuimnnso rams svn swnssomrss' HAYDEN AUTOMOBILE CO. 34 WEST AVE. nonwnns 1.. Wagner. Branch Mgr. SERVICE STATION PHONE will l VESTA ‘ Oll. BURNERS Policy Refrigerating ‘ & Supply Co. Monroe St. 80. Norwaik x-» 16 NO. Main St South Norwaik ' Phone 256 ONLY 75 DOWN puts a VULCAN . HOT WATER HEATER in YOUR HOME Balance Smnll Monthly Payments Conn. Light & Power Co. _ l Norwalk Phone 3600 It’s to Your Benefit to Visit Our REMOVAL SALE EVERY DAY L. GOLDEN 68 Washington Street South Norwalk... Atwnter it cut. Ware, Ruiiola, Stromoe :- g - U 3 rl t o n , Sleeper. Zenith. RADIO STUDWELL PIANO OO. 68 North Main St. South Norwaik Beautiful Range ' of FABRIC GLOVES 59¢ “’ $1.95 MME. JEANNETTE 56 South Main Street South Norwalk," Conn. wim.‘ NIH-2“ roux. 6: 011 i’. l\.'i~—\\aldort-Asto n nu‘ music. 7-110 1'. M.«~—i.tlllan Miller. soprano University 7:!“ l". h- -< [1111. iii .wt‘ol uuibia 7: 30 l'. .11. ----- Duvis Saxophone Oct- otie 8:00 i'. 3“."- 1.1 il‘owler. 8:10 P. M.—-Gorman's Orchestra. £230 1‘. .\l.~-Gold Dust 'i‘wins. 9:00 P. plantation night: t‘lmmbcr Orchestral. Delilah." 11:00-12:00 i'. .‘li.--—Meyer Lido Venice Orchestra. “NYC, NEW JOKE—520. . 7:00 P. lit—Market high spots. 7:10 P. M.—-—CunadianI Orchestra. 7 :30 1‘. M.-—-Poliee alarms. 7:85 P. M.~t*nnndinns Orchestra. tions. 8:15 P. pMno 8:55 P. nnucl. lv'urhs. baritone: Wuldmnn, tcnor. 10:10 P. M.——iiealth talk, Keane. 10:30 i‘. er. . 10:35 P. Iii.—-Ash's Orchestra. \VJZ. NEW YORK—455. 6:30 1'. course. 7:00 1‘. M. i-lound." F. 7:15 i". cllestrn. 8:00 1’. iii. - Jot-er Wohlmunn Cantor "Russinn Dole. M.-—--itaoing returns. 8:05 1‘. '.\l.-—\'t'urlitzer niusicalc. 9:05 1’. .\l.——’l‘ulk. bull 'i‘eum." 0:20 i'. iii..—\V11rnel' piano. ' 10:00 1'. .lii.-~Musieal "i-invana.” 10:30 1'. M.—-liotel Mayflower chostru. “'Ji'. Hawkins travelogue N I'ZW YORK—105 8:30 i'. M dlo Transmitting Station.” i". Turner. . “tilts. NEW YORK—tilt). 6:00 i“. M.—l.‘ncle Goebee. 6:30 I‘. .\i.—-Yrrkcs's Orchestra. 7:00 1". lit—Arrowhead chost'rn. 8 00 1‘. 00111111. 8:15-9:00 \l..~—Y i’. M. —- Alice lielier William iddelson. Douglas. songs, .00 I’.l\1.—ei.O\nt Pipe Band. ll: 30-10:30 P .\i —-Edwnrd Lenka basso; pola Trio. 10: 30 i'. M.~—Ar1'owilcad chontm. 11:" 0 1’. )i.——-I. xeerpts from etta "Polly. " “'IlN, NEW YORK—3M. 7:00 P. )[.-—icoland Orchestra. inn songs. 8:00-10:00 P. .\l.——Lcro_v to. tenor: leic: \i’ 000' s 1-.11tcrtuiners; .iicgmcy, songs: “it‘lnnnelal Euntl," D. M.—-—-“Everesdy 11mm" mixed quartet, 00:00 1". M.——-Opera. "Samson and Davis'- 8:00 1'. iii—inc: l‘lcynolds. recita- lti.\—t"holr of Temple Em- Bnyonue. N. J.: Canto Sol Louis George M.—Poilcc alarms; wcuth-r M.——l\'ew York University Wolf M.~—llui cl Vanderbilt 01'- "i’rinceton Foot 0r- 7:30 P. .\l.—Hotel Ambassador Trio -—“'i‘rlp Through a na- J. inn Or- .\l ll. A. Vocational whistler; Hazel iliidred. soprano; Richard \iolin: Rose Kurasik. songs; Cop- 0r- oper- Montesan. Henrietta Turner. uku- Miller Piotti and Val. songs: Steele and 9 Philip Pciz, cor- ii: 7 t l0 1001'. iti.~——'l‘ulks: we 1‘. M.~-—l)nvoh Morel. soprano: :00-11:001’. Iii. —-— Samuel 2001'.l\i.~- iiotr‘l McAlpin Ore :00 l’. M. —-“Wlit)so :45 i". M." iudio. :00 P. '.\i.-——'l‘nlk. ‘:10l‘. M.~~—ilenr.\'eltu Turner. uku- 115 T'. Ii'l.-——"\\'ortis R: 7:30 i’. iii.--Onkland's 01‘ c l1 c stra: 9 net: .lnck Smith. hn‘ Suite. 110 P. hi. ——Cs rnvun (3er till. 2.45 A. M.-—-Cltlb Keil- lucky Revue. W .\i(‘.\. NEW YORK—w: 1'1. '1. music. .losoph iinydon piano. :301’ M.——Sh(~ppord Knapp Mull- rule. man. piano: llongnry and Steele. songs: Agnes llilwpeuke. soprano: S. .l. Luv-nor. baritone; Ukulele llob McDonald. 13'. tra. “'IKNY. NEW YORK—250..“ Birthday To. 'dny "" (.ludvs l’nbst. , :0517. l\l——Sports. :151’.l\i.——t.‘.onnnercc of the tiny. :20 l’.1\i.~i.uw talk 1pr l'. M.— -'1‘alk. i‘rnnk D. Water- 1mm. :45 i’. lll.-—i.igllt opera dances. moo P. \1~—ltoosowlt Orchestra. .. . 21.51:. M ~——“]iow to Avoid Auto Accidents," ii. i\'. Soc-or. oi Pcnznnoc" :47. P 111 ——l 17:01 opera ensemble. :00 P M. nsadrian Trio. :051'. iii.-~—"The Rose Maid" ”The Strollers." . :20 i‘. il.‘—~’l‘l1cntricul review. :401‘.l\i.—~~A lo 3: a 11 d r a Zeitlin, "Sculpture." Man's Swiftoat Messenger." L. L. Adelmnn. :00 P. M.-—(Inrrcnt. theater. :001’. .‘l.—-Tlic town in review. “'LWIA. NEW YORK—358. :001’. lli.—-Sam Dunn. soprano. :15 .P lit—Malina Loudcn. violin. :30 i’. M. ~Qucr-tlon Box. R1 v .1. M. Gillis. 1i?) i‘. M.-—()rg':1n rccltni. :00 i'. .\i..-—'l‘alk. . :30 P. .\i.——Morine London. violin. . :45 l’. M.—o~'l‘nlk. K. of C. "Citizenship." “'EBJ, NEH" YORK—273. :00 T'. M.-—i7arnett's Orchestra. :45 P. M.—~-l\iiehele Boutompo, ten- or. G. 'I‘. Gem". loin. :20 l". lit-«international Dance Or- chOst 1'11 \\ i" Bil. .\' EW YOR K—273 :00 1’. M. -—irn1a Sachs. soprano. :15 i‘. iil.-—'i'nik, Bill Schudt. :30 1’, M.—-l.umbcrjncks Orches- tru. :30 P. lil.~li‘(i1'lil1nm Orchestra. “'0", NEWARK—.105 Often pronounced." :17 l‘. M. ~"Spiorts" iilll Whitley :30 P. .\i.—«.\inn in the Moon stor- ion :00 i’. M.——l‘.~‘hellon dinner music. “'Il'. l’iiilltun'ilil'HIA—‘SOS 30 PAL-«Artist, recital. . :15 i’. iii.———.\'ovcliy. it): 10: 05 P.M.-"Movic Broadcast." 30 i’. .\l.-(Zlub Pagoda Orches- irn. \VTIC. HARTFORD—470 :30: i'. 1\l.—-—Urgnn recital. :00 l". M.—~Woather report. caosswoao PUZZLE ‘ j HORIZONTAL. . Friend. . Prop. . Venomous snake. . Frosted. Peels. '. Toward sea. . Ponderous volumes. . Opening. Qunlrtng. . Dressed. . . To expose to the air. .. . Long. narrow an: in churches. . Liquid mens' c. . Part of m' t common verb. . Tusk. . Noise.__,, . Myself.“ . Cowboy. . String instrumvnl. . 'i‘o sunburn. . Stopped. ‘. Talked wildly. ‘. To invade. . Short rest. . To harass. ‘. To K qpiure. . Dcitv. '. Part of \crh to be. . Lots. . Half :m cm. V". Discs. . Ghusit)’. . Those versed in civil law, . Claw. ‘ . Drank to excess. 1. Liberty Sq. Garage 201 East Washington St, East Norwalk . intention. . i-‘iovvcr leaf. 7. Hastoncd. 1‘. Engine room from grcnscr. To rescue. ”Tel. 3343 wrxrr It IS COMING i Let Us’i 11110 Your Motor , l _ To Insure Easy Starting 3 418 your battery in good I shape? We charge, repair stud sell. Car and radio I Exide‘ Batteries streams on an. mules 4 . To finish. loyal seats. . Bit-aching chemical. VERTICAL. . Cavity. Acidity. . t‘ltric i'ruil. Ahow, '. To ioitcr. . Stomach of :1 hi: i . To repulse. 9 You and me. 10. Turkish money. ll. Prophet. 12. Cooking utensil. ‘14. '11:. I\. ,::-1. :1. In. 3:. 3.3. 37. 30. 40. 42. Disputed. (lrayish \vilitv. 'I'n divide. (1.1 1'1‘ei. . Lair. .. . .\.“.\i.\1|r‘(i. - , Colleague. ilulis (birds). Suspended. lmsson. At no time. indiun corn.“ Sharp explosive report. t‘limbing species or popper. t‘birt’ linguist stock or inrlo- t‘hinn. iloils of iilm. lit-coils. ' '. To plnlt. ‘. Leather strip. ‘. \‘onlilutt‘d. ,3;vm-_-.u;.- l 1: v02 -1 :2 O: Almond. . Chester]. 1. One stop of a flight. . Pertaining to :1 dowcl‘. ‘. 'l‘o moot. . \':11 for green fodder. . A fleet of ships. . indefinite article. . Males. ' . Second note in the scale. . Sheltered: . Exclamation of surprise. Yesterday’s Puzzle AnsWered ul]dflidl.ml WM .m—itodeo Club pl‘OWU’Ii Lzllti i'. M.- l‘ _ 2001' M .-—\'sil' 11 Birth: Ensemble. T1011 lu.——lled Lion inn Orches- Shank- I ' . :30 1'. \l.-—l:xcvrpts from “Pirates » and 1 L\lis- ‘ i i i | . 111' _ . 'l‘he urge for :1 for null these days. since designers are put models for juniors. is outdo be y cleurly in childhood ting" into circulation such'attruetive t’ ’ it They are shuun i'ni hits of femininity from cradle sine upward. and are not only irresistibll a.“ the child. developed. but to the fund mother 11 whose powers of resistance are not 110th powers of. resistance have been “eakcncd b\ continuous s.11i011.1i. temptation. Here are two snamn models for the helical girl. both developed in so", gr“) supine] on slidillll l-omrmtubie linen and lined with durable satin. ! Makes Short Wave Dis-1 coveries~Likes Es- kimos—41nd Swim in Arctic WiSC‘ASSl-I’IW‘. . in 11.154 31.11.... Milan”: 11iont.l1s’ cr'ubc 1.. 131-: 0:11: North. as clliri‘ radio opw‘ntur for Cuptuiu Donnld it, .\l:1.-,\llli..u 111‘ the schoon~ ed iiowdoin 1111 ilu- .\l:1o.\llll:1n Arctic expedition, John 1., licinnrtz, of South Mont-brain; noted before the (‘l'ult‘lt' on 0111- or the principal 03b poucnts 01‘ short uuvc rudio work, has mud-- llisrmvln-s which. in the opinion oi” nlhvr radio then here, 111:1,v tho .m 11111101111111 b~‘-lll‘in;,' on the future 11w “1‘ these hitherto un- ti'iod wine-s. Labrador Nut Nununcr. linlmlmp: u\-'l‘ with enthusiasm 1111- Far North. for tho. Esqui», mm. 1:11' his ix-liow \‘nyugrcrs on the liuwdoin. alml musl oi nil for (‘np- 1:1?“ Macmillan, livinhurtz managed to <"rll'-’i“\‘ tho ltlt'il 111.11 he likes .. 0.11. 13-» each after 11 four Il‘.1|:11‘ I-xpiomiion \vm‘k mid that he ”night 1111' it again. This last is annulled by Mrs, liolnurtz to 11 point 'ulnii't- it will prulmldy be it trip to Luln'udm' with his \1'll'1'. Everything from the mental thrill of lollolliiu: his key and sending luck the story of the cxpodition's mprrivv1cr‘s to the physical thrill 14‘ :1 swim in the son. north oi the Arc~ next 51111111191: ‘ llt‘ iupon by i circle was graphically touched Roinurit. A’ Swim in Arctic. 'ch" he. ndmiitcd. ‘.'I wont swim ming. it's simple. ,You get into the writer and then you get. out and you only try it once on ,Oul trip " Flam water sports he shim-d to the na~ ' lives who, by the way, he udmires tremendously. "Tl‘ley're great peo- ple. Not asurly face in sight. There seems to benefiting but kindness on their faces. 1 can well understand why Captain "Mac' tote» them so well. They are all his friends, true friends. "i lili‘d some oi their stunts. i guess the qucereut one was odtingt iraw merit. We had venihon. seal bear and bird. meut raw. it's all right for an experiment ‘nd I guess a fellow could get used to it, but I'd rather visit Esquimos between litmus." . .;’i‘he country. ,too. has its attrac- tiouus may be seen by his deter- mination "to visit the Inorthlund again. ‘it is rouilv inhnelous. lied moss. glee moss, beautiful hiliH that in most places. are so steep that they Hel'lll to me the tallest kind or mountains. ’lhey'd be better it the lil'l‘.“ in lllG roads were taller and not so densely packr‘ together. The high ones are about two inches tall. High Climbing. “ltv the Wily, those hills were “what Captain Muuhiiliun used for our gymnnslum, . imagine starting out for 11 little juuntwvith <1 rifle. 11 pair of “Old glasses and enough shells. for :1 small war, 11nd hovinr; 11 2,000 toot climb 1111 the side or n forty-live degree hill before you \Vt‘lu 1.11‘ though 1va 1y from the slut]: it) do any hunting. v The .I‘tlctic halea that we hunted \tl-ro shulp. They usually spotted ll 1111111 ilrst and when we did get a shot at them it vwns u long snap. shot with no time for fancy aiming. i‘sunlly the fellows would hate down the far side of a hill and try .-1 long shot. If the bare was hit [him has the climb down to get him nnd the climb bulk with him. Then mu.» was another climb buck drum to the ship. it “as a great sy su- in. Always going 11p and down. but nobody went stale for lack of C‘\(‘ l L lSt’. Phone 527 G EHE B E "S "rrs HERE to ~1T's ‘uovsmvnme' Prompt Delivery 1 parrot We have an unusuallv varied and well selected assertlncnt of new bird‘ . . . C newest and most desirable shapes. (let your bird :1 new cage. Cages. and breeding cages ,in the. Prices $2. 25 up 3:: \usnnlz'ro‘: srm-zriT 80‘ TH NOR“ ALK, CON\. .. Warln Slippers A... Here. The chill Of cool nights and mornings vanish with the warmth of these new house slippers. see them. ‘ The selection is large and varied. ‘ Come in and t \ 122 Washington St. MILTON ELWOOD South Norwalk ~runty .vansxh at at. 4 lots.) Lincoln phi-l! colleges. or by Y. M. ‘C. A. sonnets ' Ola. December 27,1925 to January spot a , liner-ling to Frank. ‘ . Gregory Boulevn , L Bellnsky and wire. - lot.‘5 Plymout avenue: warranty. ‘- i ' it] ill Etienne to Peter Harpe' ' unit w,‘lro lot l'towayton Beach. war 1’. I n 13: Case to Fred F. Moor and wife. lot Rownyton Beach. we railiy. i“/101'icit~OHnntord ',to Fran H. Raymond and wire. lot Wintial street. warranty. , 8 David J. Aubre'cht to John 3., Ca narranty. . N‘lithan 11. Gilbert to Dudley Raymond at at. lot and buildin Lincoln park warranty.‘ Wrdgg and wire. lot. warrantyu , « .Veronlcii Even to William With not lot and buildings. ilowayton ave- ave. warranty. Mary Dzenlnesnczink ,to John.“ Stalielcwk and wife lot und build-“ mus. .‘uir Grounds. warranty: 1 “Venus Milanor.‘ Olsen. lot and buildings. Taylor ave;- nue, warranty. COurse to Train . ~ ;_ Realty Teachers , Elml9,"ilie first of its kind to be given anywhere in the l nited State! has been arranged bv the Nationals, Association at Rent imitate Boards in cOoperation with the Institute for itenearch in Land Economics and, Public Utilities and with the North-1 Western’University‘. The new course’ is primarily to give training to: teachers of real estate courses now being conducted in more than tr. hundred cities over the" States and Canada. These courses are being oi’lered by member real estate boards. by universities and, and other vocational lnstttutione.’ ' “estein University. Fhanston into- 2. 1926. street. is expected home this week Mrs. Leland Leppert at iiavre do Maud Warner at an to John 'r..’ " ‘ . John R. Lawrence in The’bdore O. . H An intensive short course in real}. 1 ; ‘ Lustrous figured silkoline with :fine sateen herdors g ‘ Jacquard charmeuse comfortabies 1n plsil V"_eoiOrs.. Look like silk Corntortobies of Rayon stripes with chat to main. In rese. orehid,. goldandeopen ..;..................... United ‘ The course will be given ht North.” ' J ‘ Charles “'ieko or 2 Fort Point ' after an extended fish with Mr. and ‘ Grace. Maryland One Stamford ; . In Every 'i'en diver: dway rm Come in and let us explain our 111e- thod of making this gift STOP! LOOK See tliese wonderful stoves displayed imour windows. See the many styles and Sizes also the new grey enamel fmish as easy to clean asp china dish. (.001) animus —- ncovomcnn Ask vour mother, your grandmoth: or or your greatgrandmother what they think of 1! Stamford Stove. Made for almost a hundred years. THEY MEET EVER-Y COOKING NEED. A stove that is guarantor-d to HEAT, COOK AND BAKE to ~your utmost satisfaction. if ydn are thinking of buying a stove NOW is THE TIME. It may not cost you anything. Come in and let us ex- plain. . ‘ “Stanilaord Sim-cs" the only slow mode in Connecticut "Stamford Stoves meet every cooklnn need
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