9.7080111: Main fittest. 1
south homik'
Phone 747 '
«COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS." '
.1; ‘ 7: 00 P. M,--Ulil“d “y
no; music.
America services.
7: so 1'. sl.~1-luyl
V8: 00 1’. Mm“
tot-est Require!
room: Rwuhiion ottsil tries!
Public minnow. , .. . ner-
bert Hoover! V
tional Amado»
and Utilities Commission: ,.
conference st Jill mynowdr.
: Wunlnston.
‘ ’8: 90 1". 91.41:;“9'0016
9: 00 P. MmWete
tor."
10:00 P. Mpglps‘n
11: 00-17: 00 P. 11mm
trs. ‘ x l’
mire. new 1 .
0:00 P. M.———Hermliu Neutrino.
‘Iilo.
o1-
lessons.
7: 00 P. M ~Advancod Spanish it's-
ll) 11!.
l: 80*.1’ M ”Police nisrml.
lV:-85 10: 10 1?. lit—R. 1". Campeii.
baritone; Florence'Lottui. soprs-
AUTOMOBILE 00.
34 WEST AVE.
L. Wagner. Branch Mgr.
Speed ‘ P9990939! ‘ solos; Man'Wechsier. violin; Aeo-
ilen .Waldon. soprano: Irwin
w“ on. $32190" piano; 0.1’111'1911, bari-
PEI’NIIING ANli OVEwuolililNG '
10:10 P. Ill.-—“.\lountaineerinz." Dr.
PARTS AND ALX‘ESWRIEB A. J. Gllmour.
10: 110 P. M.-Poilce alarms; weath~
er.
, NORWALK
SERVICE STATION moms use:
no; Lawrence Metcalt. tin whistle
10:35 P. M —-1’yromid Entertainers.
\\ oz. 511w 101115—455
ll: 30 1'. M. -——N. Y. University course.
7:00 P. M. -—l{otel Commodore (lin-
ner conceit.
8:00 1’. M. -—-l:ncing returns.
5:15 P. .\1.—"aoologwal oSclety nor.
less "Snake Bite Antidotes." Rey-
i'noud Ditmnrs.
VESTA‘
OIL BURNERS.
Policy Refrigerating
.' V & Supply Co.
"Henroe St. 8o. Norwsik
ii: 30 P. 1li—-Ldison hour.
10:30 P. M.~—Virglniuns Orchestra.
\K'Glls, NEW YORK—316.
0:00 1’. M.-Uncle Goobee.
.0:30 P. lit—Sorry Orchestra,
7:00 P. ill—«Norbert Lurk.
Sidelighls."
7:10 1111.1 -—~Soro.v Orchestra.
WHN, NEW YORK—301.
7::101’. M—-—Cur:1vnn Club Orches-
tru.
8: 00-10: 00 1" Mwltichnrd Doug-
ins, songs: Duly and F031, songs;
Williams T110; Von der Helde and
1.11. 11111111, banjo and piano; Hock
"Movie
and Jerome, songs: isoboilo Hon.
derson, soprano.
10:00-10:30 1'. M.~—Itoselend Dance
Orchestra. ' g
11:00 P. M. ~Slller Slipper Orches-
' int.
11: 30 P. hi.~—-Lcwis’s Orchestra.
12:00 .I’. M.-12:30 A. M.-—Club
Richmen Entertainers.
\\'.\ICA, N “1' roux-.3111.
‘00 P. ill.—-—-Vaii's String Ensemble
' 0 P. ills—110101 McAlpin Orches.
a
0: so P. m.-—-Eiemontiry Speiiw‘
8
8: -45 P. M.—-ni
' classics. '
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77:0 VP. 10—0110”
:to P. M.—-—0‘
:00 P. M.—~"Low if.
costing," W. B. Arvin.
:15 P.‘
chiteoturo."
00 I’. hip-Francine 'Vyilo.
‘prsno. ‘_ .
:30 r. M.-——Annn Drittoi , 1
9:45 P. M.—-i.‘~hov.
g’uiongs.
10 10 r. him-Talk. "Do V «ti,
:0 I’ M—Becker six-i
WEN, mew
on p. lug—White
CPU.
to RM
prone. ‘
tenor.
00 P.
violin.
00 P M. «Adele E090".
sembis.
30 1'.
55 1’.
M—Tnik.
7:30-91 55 P. M—Joe
piano; Jenn Black.
lich an’d Cornish, saxopho 1: end
0: :10 P. M.~Kayo syncopnlors‘”
wnuu, new promo-watt ,
swim!"
6:10 P'. Mr—Mejeslio 811-111;
M.-—Kathryn"‘opnnolly do
8: 45 1.. him-Thoma Prytltereit. ,
11.——1tudolpii Jositflvltsp'
7. on r. M.»h\'orxlnddl Orchestra.
Mr—Krnus‘i 00011001?»
piano: Judith Roth. soprano. .
15 1’. M. ~Zimmermitlt‘ s
l: u. '
u on, xm7AltKV-V-10'
notincrd. "
30'1’. lite-«Lopez Orchestra.
:00 P.M.-—“Toplcs of the
Spencer Armstrong. .
‘noy. baritone; Ralph
stein Trio: 5111er Sicgei.
ilu; Colvoy Mnio Quitrtet.
dc Cordovn.
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D1152 "
10:400.“. 11:-4:011:03; Mulc- Quartet.
llI.-—~(.‘,nslno Orchestra.
\VTIC, HARTFORD—470.
7:20 P. M.—-Dlnncr music.
Burgess. ‘
:00 1'. hi.»-hirs. Ii. C.
lilhberg. contrailo: W.
9: 55F. M -—Time signals; 'w'qsthor.
10: 05 P.M-—-Judllh Roth: 909mm). ‘
arches.
-:6 151’.Mw"WorVda often Minpro»
6:17 1’ iiI.—»Shclton tilmlcr music.
7: 1013.91. ~“Sports.” Bill Wathoy.
'7:
Sufi-10:30 P. M.~—Richurd MncCurl.
i-‘teichen-
tlinl. piano; 'Bergcn Qunrtet: Bor-
mando~
llML: :10P.1ll.--"Modngnscar." Leander
10:00 P. M.-D_nnrc music. ‘
“'87:, SPI‘INGFII‘IIID,‘ Ill:\SS.—-338.
7:00 P. M.—Nlltlll‘£"a story, T. W.
Triplolt. so.
prano: W. L. Splttul. tenor: Ruth
B. Marsh.
~ mow. Air—Mildred rem-y. ‘so~ bass. "m" “W““Q‘ 3"" ‘
10 No. Main St. . 81’3"? M \ u i _ 1 0:001". 11...“...181. hour. $311331! 3991:1312“"ifjjqfifjf‘m‘I};
:1 '. .-—_'or number sm‘Vces. 10:001’. M.-—Wcutl1cr: missin )er- ‘fl ' ' ' . I . V
south Norwalk 9. 90 P M .-—~Philmort Orchestra. . sons’ dCSCl‘lDtiOna. g l \‘Cl‘Y'Wcii known l0 many Linen)!!!“
Phone 256 10:00 11: so P. M --George Fiandem wme, clxclxxquga, “amenit- .‘ . _
pianist: Anna Duly, \iolin: W_ll- 11;oop.1\7,~—Mnlo quartei' instru- I C . . .
. liam lionncl. tenor: Catherine! mental Vtrlo: organ: 50%.“ VA rchourszil “I" ,‘lhfu‘mf‘fum
Harvey, soprano: “awe-Y Oll‘iccr,l “ISA"VCINCINNA’“ 0' 3111:7311“ Xgl£i\.llli‘ti1in it. 1\thou“‘lli‘Ogoif;
"ONLY DOWN: sonirs. e , 11:00 P. M.—-—string cum-tot: solos. 3;!“ 0"de 11:-own. “ 1.. mm in the
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r 1 1 ‘ , .. V -‘ home 0: M12. 1 ml 1‘. film‘nna on
‘ V McKinley pinm- in“ night. Th.-
puts a minstrcl'show will in! given on Fri
, CROSSWORD PUZZLE day night, Nowmmr 13. Mr. li'url
VULCAN . J. Schmidt's: ui‘t'lirsii'u of, Dtlrit'll
HOT WATER HEATER , .. ... will furnish iill 1:11 :11: {01 dancing
' ‘ ' - "a" , Scxcrnl sperinl t- 11mm: will be gll- p
‘ on during tin h'tililli hull of th:
YOUR than 9 ‘0 piogiillii. 'l‘ln mli: wiml show is not
Balance Small 0103“”! l’nyuu'm- being gh on in the llnricn Firemen
C011“. Light & , its puhllehid tlnounh 11 typosraphle- .
1 1 ul error.
Power to. . . 1 ' 1
Norwalk PhQDB 3600 26 Mr. .iuntllil 'l‘uyini' (if I’cnnoyo‘r
‘ 1 3. ’ si run: was: :1. 1.. nut, visitor in Atlan-
tlt' City. "‘ ‘
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9 ' Mr. and .\l1'.~'. l-:. S. Ortiz ot'Bell
lIts to Your Benefit to " 11111111 Will irtuin to their 1101110 in
ViSit our/ V ‘ N \\ ltl'Sl‘y this “vol: 1171: r spending
- the summer on ihl' island.
h... 9 .
. 43 .
REMOVAL SALE V ; Mr. and Mrs. lulu-uni Monro, who
' “ linVc been spending the wealtillld
EVERY DAY . “ ‘ nith limit (laughter Mm. George 8.
,7 Moseley or nonunion nvenuc. have
L GOLDEN . rrt mod to melt home in Biooklyn.V
. 3 I U "1“
' . , 6. , Mr. 1111:] Mrs. w. .1. Lyons. Who
68 Washmgton Street "‘1‘ occupied the house owned by James:
. " ,. Wing of Stamford, on Ron-nylon 1W0-
South NbI W alk '_‘ ‘ k nur. hurr- mm'rrl to New Rochelle,
4 HORIZONTAL—V 10. second note in the such. NWV EM!" ‘ . .
7.001'ernmcntal mail offir es it. ‘0' oodon club used to hit 11 bull. . . , *
l V I 9. 111mm. 1:. heel :11 insect. “1er Herbert “ilmot of Rowaytlon
11. Behold. “ 11'. lira. " z ‘1: e Wits 11 guest at n. surpr Sc
Atwater Kent, W'fl' 12. Negative. :1. i110"- pnrty giwn by friends to Mr. and
Bldloll, Stromocrn- 13_ To mimic. 2:1..\i_\'t-oli‘. Mrs. Walter \\ cod, in Barton, Mom-
Olriton, Sleeper, ‘13_ Gray with as" 24' Uort‘elatlve “1"! Either. (my melting. . .. ’.
mm. _17. Cry of a sheep. . 211. Postman. . V ‘
.20. Sum. 97. Loaning. Mi‘. end Mrs. “alter Bunce b!
R A D I 0 . 02.1‘0 emulate. 28. Immediate mail delivery by iirookmde were ““11““ ‘0 Hartford
. 23. Green tropical fruit. ' mensenger boy. ‘ 3'01“"me by the death of Mr.
25. Cluster 5: knots in wool fiber. 30. Official receptacle for letters Bum“ slated. . .
26. Joined. and packages to be mailed.
STUDWELL PIANO 00.21 (Toriespondence. 32. Water saturated with salt. The root of the house on MoKin.
68 NorthnisinSt. a 393-110 ohm-“CL 1H. Von-ed. ivy street occupied by .Mr. and Mrs.
South Norwalk 91. Measure or area. 36. E071. Willinm Stilts i‘ being realfintlliid?
32. To exist. 38. Before. \ Contain Auron Sievens of Ilowsyion
33. Additional information to a lot- 41. Coronet. ' y‘inmhm‘d. his brother Gemini are
i '1"- 47. Florlshlng. ' 0 ng l e “0”:- . .
- 351.. Sixth note in scale. 40. Chubby ‘ " '
' 7 " Dr. and Mrs. (1001' c Werner of
FAI L 86. Sea. eagle. 01. biaudnrd type measure 8
1 ' n ii I" "s -.
. 87. armada sheep. 52. At the present time. hsme :1: lkgfltaivzlxtafged to their
. . 39. has y. 53. Night. . ‘
Beautiful 391133901? 340. Pink see. animal skeleton. 51. Color 0: n 2-ccnt stamp. Seierul 1 b: . f h‘ 1.:
. V; FABRIC GLOVES 41. Cuckoo. 55 ’aid publicity Ready Circimgl L111all 1121 t eD Vi?
43. ADECI'. . V 50. Sil‘nliill‘ to frogs. [CPS “Renae: ”19 “3‘ t [18: «aut'i'o‘.
59° to $1 95 . 43. Proposition of place. 58- like . \esterday which is talent: lioind‘lm in“
. I 45. Ha"! on em. 60. The. way street is written ln on First, Congregational cligurch 0:11.:
' 46. Variant of "a." address Green in Norwalk
MME JEANNETI'E ‘7' 1...... “‘0'- e.. :1. ...... . . . i»
48. To pinch. 6‘2 Possesses V“
.; _ . 1 ' ' l. and Mrs. Themes Santo of R0:
. . ) f ' ll l. l o l- v. . .
u mm mm street '° 10:21: 12:: '~ 2:100” '° . ms. .. .~.
.. » ' ' - Ciristenin art ’ -
South Nomadic, 'Oonn. 56~ Governmental assessment. 65. Writing instrument. centi). g p y in “ estport re
, .. 57. Wins part of a need. as. Neuter pronoun. -. s . . , .
060-3111121196 addresses. “)1 MOlher. Zlir. and Mia. Pi'omst 311qu 01
61- To com ““5 North avenue u ho hmc been spend- 1
63' named" ' - inf the past week in Canada) Intro
’64.. Official postage soul. ‘ re urned to their roule. V_
60. To buti. " 'v ‘V
Em um“ 61‘. Three-toad sloth. Rowayton Sunday schools were
60. Third note in “NOV “ell represented last night, at the
Tel. 3343
. WINTER IS COMING
filflLCt Us Tune Your Motor
0' to Insure Easy Sterling
pe? We chute .
«11.0111; 11110113310
. To color.
71. Cards sent through mail.
VERTICAL—
l. Hurrah. ‘
. To braid.
. Sneaky.
. Toward.
. Within.
Bed.
. Surlelted.
. Snake-like “Rh. .
. Persistent user 0: the mull. «
(swooiheertJ
‘I‘orlsin'to the pop.
30-Q'Gimbut5
PI“
M.-——-liurvei Coi'homV "AM
at Atlanta whom
Wort
Rehearse for Minstrel
Show to Be Given for
the Library Associa-
tion
1.011151 Jefferson.
future.
be married to Mr.
also of Dni‘lci‘i. in the pair
in their newly built homo on Brook-
Jerri-turn is
Anderson Crusade Ta beinacio.
Sevoral nonuyton boys .zwerst‘s'e-
‘H'eroly reprimanded Monday in the
:ilnrlen Town Court becsuse o: the
:nlleged use or abusive lsngunxe'und
iuuuoying Mrs. Adolph Brown.- wife
of the proprietor of. Brown's Cash
grocery store. at the corn” Of W6“
1 Side avenue and the Dorian rend
..
The house at the south end of
lllllls‘Ann Ruiici'irl: ot' Dill'it'l‘i will . u
The popular young couple will reside ,
tho .
Hartford have returned
‘ home alter spending
{attend .0110 the com.
expects to arrange a meet-
urged by the commission-
lieutenant to mike themselves
unrwh ngZV‘
£90 ,
Philadelphia B a n 11
Gave M :1 Loans
of $280,000
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 14.. (A.P.)
whirl. or the loot or more than a
million dollars il‘orlit oi! bonds 0i)-
toinmi by Gerald Chapman; mail
bandit. under sentence of donth in
lionnl until truck robbery in New
101k {our years are. floured in the
trial uhlcli opened ill United Stat-
cs District rout-there yesterday of
several men charged with disposing
of some of the stolen securities.
The defendants aria Stephen Ron-
iuson. an. A. W. Pcrolstrous. Em-
mous J. Gardner. Frederick G.
Munns and Earl ,V. 9011 Brandon-
burg of Philadelphia. and James B.
H‘ulbcrt George W Kimball. Mex
Urccuborg and Harry Lovinson of
Non: York.
Francis B. Biddle. assistant Uni:
toil States district attorney. an-
nounced to the jury that Munps.
\ou Brundenburx
nonld be nltnéssos (or the zonerné
went.
in August 192.. .. according to Mr.
Biddle. $300. 000 worth of stolen
bonds \\ ere plédgod with the Corn
Exchange National Bank ot.‘ this city
by Gardner, Robinson and Perel-
000. It was not until {our mouths
inter. however. ' that. V' the bank: dis-
covered the bonds had been‘stoien.
The discovery came :whcnthe three
men failed to pay interest “onltho
loans and the bank was. preparing
to soil the bonds to protect “still.
The ramifications of thelalieged
conspiracy which MrMBiddlo declar-
Chapman gang's holdup of the mill
truck “ere rented to inry by the
government. attorney. ‘
man and his pals turned in secur~
ltics oter to a New York "r! x" for
disposal two {numbers of which he
asserted were Greenberc wallowin-
Ion. Halbert and Klmbfll.‘ acting
as "so-between" tor-tho Newftorl:
end. got intouch with Munns‘ and
Von Brandenburg who ‘were noting
{or the Philadelphia "distribution
the $300. 000 worth 0: stolén secur-
ities reached Gardner. Robinson and
i’crelstrous. ‘
be used as a‘ winter homey Mr. Ken.
ry Johnson, well known carpented.
ol’ McKinley street use the cookie:
and the SantOs Construction com~
building the roundnlion-
I
Captain 3.1;" 11'. .Ruyinond or
Rowayton avenue is enjoyinc :1
month's \acation from his duties
”with the Standard Oil Comosny or
New Jersey.
IV 0 O
'Mr. and Mrs. Royal Merriiield of
to their
with Mr. Morriflelgl
Bell 1.1.11.1 owned by Drum!
Mimi:
howl: i’ii“ .V ,
M the houio‘ 1m Beyer: ‘
wheelers from the other ‘
Took $300900 and V
(‘omwcticut for murder. in :1 sonsa- '
Bud Kimball V
sirous for loans aggregating $280.- .
ed was directlyéomlecmd with the‘
After the robbery. he said. Chap- 5“:
of stolen bonds " and through them
pony or upper Rownyton Menus is
severe! day;
parents. ‘-
late M:
51191113091;
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11d 11530er
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ever executed 111‘ table 11....
iii admire it.
1.:
‘6 Teaspoons a. , 1
6 DesSert Spoons:
6 Breakfast Forks?
~i V'Bntte'r Knife - =~,
' 11
The C0 ntury Pa tern is One othlie loveliest designs]
piece is heavily plated with pure, lvér and in addition those
'most used have 50011 inlaid under. the «plate at the two rest.
' points to insure permanerit satisfaction
26V Piece” Sci: Consists 1V .—
9 ‘And a Beautiful Serving
not too early: to secure 'warni. comfortable
yorode underthings,‘ espéciaiiy when we can
ouch splendid bargains on Wednesday. .
neck. sleeveless and knee length. Viteg. $1. 50
&$1.76 . _
s1.15 - .
ASuit of wool, (:11th end rayon silk mix-
b
32. 25
Both 11: sizes 34 to 44.
. , ' :'- “.1“ nVOVO’
The recent cold‘siia Barns its that it 15"
Union Suits of medium weight cotton, low I
ture, excellent queiity. Reg- prices $2. 50 and
masterpiece of the de-
l” to is' diiferc‘nt. Every?
6 H0900: Handle Knivcsv
with Stainless Blades
7 sugar Shell
'l ray.
Main floor.
:Ven‘tlan Maid
Restlylo SewE 0n
' Heroat'la'st is ”an 111- '
f e ct iv e “monogram-‘1 ’3
which , clasely resem-
» bios the: lovely Poirot "
.de Venise ,_lsce_ work.
The .l'plainest’ towel,
napkin. sheets and pli— .
low ‘cases will be en-
.hanced s hundredfold
by these charming ini. .
tis'ls. . ‘ '
Four sizes — 7 on..-
All cu..l9cte.&34r.h.
SEW“)! them on is
very easy and we glad-V
iy instruct you. ‘ g.
Main 9001'.
Hand: embrdidered
Linen and turkish tow-
'eis 49 ch. to $9.25
Clothes pin ‘spr‘ons
Fancy Aprons
Silver cm. ’“ $1
Card iii
311W 615111111: 3311::
gifts—nothing could be more 205 1'0 riete for Christ,
, mas; and you will 1‘ 11d here lovely bits of liiien or have ty abrics. all sianip-~
flied ready to lie cmiiroide‘rcd 1n dainty fashion; We are listing a few of the
many unusual gift ideas presented 111 0111' Art Needle-work Section.
7 “Vote. up
'Animais to Stuff 70 eta.
so .7. Kiddies’ Aprons se:iau.V_
‘ 0
Billy Bibs 10 to 89. cts.
Linen Pillow Cases.
Norwalk Chronicler