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I WEAR. NEW YORW”.
0:00 Iain ‘ .--Wuldori-Astoril. dinner
music
7: 00 P.“ . .—~an York Pedorlltion
oi churche- mid-week services.
7: 30 P. M. -Cushmsn’ll Eloronuderu.
8: 00?. M. w-"Tho Larkinitel": Shen-
non Quorum. instrumenin‘i quot.
tot.
E: 90 1'. M. -—-"'l‘ourlllg wit 3 Pack-
ard Eight.."VG 10. Cool y.
9:00 P. M.—-WEAI~‘ Concert Ensom.
ble..- ' '
'10:00 P. M.——Silvertown Orchestra.
. 11:00-13:00 P. M.—-—I.opez Orchestra.
WNYO. NEW YORK—$20.
7:00 P. liar-Market high spots.
7:10 P. M.-—Arcsdy Orchestra.
7 :30 P. M.-—Police alarms.
7 :30 P. M.--Arcady Orchestra.
7:45 P. M.—-World's series review.
F. G. Lieb.
. 8:00 P.M.-Gluseppe' Godono. ten-
or: Gino Sontoua. soprano; Glu-
seppo Miland, baritone: Irena. V0.
ineronl. soprano; 'Adn Amuuli,
soprano.
9:30 Pm. M.—-Fiftieth n n n l v ersary
dinner of the Metropolitan Hos-
pital direct from Roonevelt lio-
tei, Dr. George P. Iluynor presid-
ing; speakers: Mayor Johm 1".
Nylon. United States Senator
Royal F. Copeland, Judge Alfred
J. Talley, Bird S. Coler, the Rev.
John L. Davis and Agnes 5.
Ward.
' 10:45 P. M.-—-Police alarms; weather.
wez, NEW YoflK-«iiiii. . ,
6:30 P. M.-—-New York University
course.
7:00 P. M.——Hotel commodore ' din.
nor concert. .
7:55 P.M.—-:"l‘he Road from Rum
to Ruin." J. B. Kennedy.
8:00 P. M.——-Raeing returns.
8:05 P. M.——Pan-Americun program.
10:00 P. M ~—-Romnnys’ Royal Hour
of Music.
‘ 11: 00 P. M .mDoauy'illo 0 r e h e strs;
Cinrk' s Hawaiians.
\VJY. NEW YORK—408.
7:30 P. M.——-Hotei Vanderbilt
chestra.
9:00 P. lit—Sport talk.
6 WGBS, NEW YORK—316.
0:00 P. M.——Unele Geeboo.
6:30 P. BL—Snyder and
songs.
' 6:10 P. M.—~.l'los:llie Illnnchurtl zllni
Whiter Croft. duets.
6:50 P. M.—T.'lik. “What the \Voi‘ld
Is Doing.”
7:00 P. lli.—-Voltaire Hour of Music.
‘ 8:00 P. M.——Crystal i’uince Orches-
trn. '
8:30 P. M.—-Oliver Savior.
light and Inmplight.”
9:00 P. M.~——Stnmhonl Qllnrtet.
9:30 I’. lit—South American String
Quartet.
10:20 P. iii.-——Gertl'llrle Steiner.
prano.
10:301‘. ills—Arrowhead inn Ol't'lles.
tra.
WHN, NEW \V'ORK—Btii.
0:30 P. l't‘i.-——Loslio McLeod. tenor.
6:40 1“. M.—-—Tnlk. Billy Ynll.
7:00 P. M.—iceinnd ,Drclleptru.
7:90 P. M.~—-Kcnnedy’oitl‘nintrt.
8:00 P. M.--Oaklund's Orchestra;
songl.
8:30 P. M.--Kenncdy’s quintet.
8:45 P. M.-—Bradiord's Entertain-
era.
9:00 P. M.-—-Ciarkc‘e Entertainers.
9' 30 P. M ~Tom Butler. tenor.
9. 45 l‘. M.——Vaudovilio cntertuipelsl
10:00 P M.—-Oaravn.n Club Orches-
in.
10: 30 P. M.—-Ciub Kentucky Revue.
11:00 P. M.—Swanee Club Orchestra.
11:30 P. M. ~Bnndbox Ilerne.
Or.
lloims;
“Foot.
SO-
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HORIZONTAL.
1. Indolent.
6. A violent attack. V»:
2. To drive out. . ‘
18. Pulls.
”Tonight 5 Radio Pro
Won. .MM
1-: :00 r ‘\:~ 12mm memo
cilt‘iill‘ll.
\VMCA. \icw YORK—Mid
0:00 1' M. m-thil a String Ensemble
0: 80 l'. M. ~—Jum:llh Wetooi. teller.
7; 00 1'. M #tflllillybmo 0rchqntro.l
7:90 l".l\1.wl.iulson's orohourh. ‘
s: 00 1'. M.-1‘liudit liochon. l0-
prune.
8: 30 l’. M. ——-Ni(Vkols Trio.
9: 00 .l'. M. «lilssiu Dodfl'i’l 509111170.
9. 30 l'. .M-PSDOleOII Weir. hori-
tone.
10:00 1‘. M. ——l\lnnhnttnn Serenade"
10:10 l’.1\l.~ i"'dwuld B‘ro'nch.
11:00 P. M-«ilotel Mchtn 0r-
rhestrll
12 .00 1'. M. -:1 00 A. iii.-—-"Broodwny
Nile. "V
WRNY. MIJW mum-ate.
7:00 1’. lit—"Whose Blrthdny To-
day?" Gladys Pabst. . VV
7:00 1‘. lit—«Sports. ' ‘
7'10 1'. M. -Uommerco 96 the day.
7 :20 1’. M. .wl‘wokinx talk.
7. 30 1'. M.-——Kiddy music party.
7:46 1’. M.——‘iiirs. Harriet Seymour.
tulll.
S; 00 I M. ——-Iloosov elt Orchestra.
8: 1:. i’. M «1.0mm. Les. songs.
8: :0 VP. M. ~'~it. 1V). Washburne.’
questions and unsWerl.
8: Ill) 1’. iLinLii’e'u Jokes. with Rob-
el't Sherwood. Charles Dons Gib-
son, Robert Iienchley.
9: i 0 ,l'. lit—«liuulllrllulnn Boys.
9:30 P. M. *Ersuys on philosophy.
0: 9.9 i’ hTL——.ludlth Roth. songs.
19:45 P. M. ~1lestu Crowell's“'1'he
‘ . Stcontl \il's. Tunquoruy."
10:00 i'. M,-\"oign Trio.
“1'03", NEW YORK—273.
7:00 1". M.+—Ellniee Erdlcy.‘ so;
pl'uno.
7::0 P. M.»Studio program.
12:00 l'. .M ~—-H\¢‘i‘giiides Orchestra.
“,0“ Nl‘ \\ ARK—105.
6:15 1;.01-4-“l'i’olds Often Mis-
prolloulitod. "
6. 17 l’. M -—-:3ilelton Dinner Music.
7:15 i’. iii—s "Sports," llili Wuthey.
\‘l'll’, I’ll]ll.\i)i'21ll’VlllA-—3il8.
9:15 1’. Jun—‘Hlfk‘iltll.
10:00 i'. Mw—‘Illll‘itla .nus'ie.
wclur, l’liillAllEhl‘HlA—Z'l'll.
10:00 if. M.anhquiculllcl‘illltli hour.
“"l‘it". liAil'ITII‘0lll)-170.
7:15 I’. M.~-iV)lnll«l' music.
Will. SPRINGFIELD. MASS—333.
782:0 i'. ltl.—-“'l‘ho Story oi the Dru-
nm of ideas," Cumming Pollock.
7:40 i'. :‘L*"'1)l”lllii,‘l Morgana tenor.
8:00 i'. .‘ii.———t‘0nt:vri.
0:00 i’. Iii.—--(‘lpnl';t. "Allin."
10:00 i’. Vhi.-»\\‘e:llilt~r: missing per-
mills.
“'(il'.
6:30 i'. _\i‘.-~»
7:50 i'. )l.—-"i’look Chill."
liullltiilh.
7:45 1’. AL—«Mm. W. , J. Bresiln,
I‘Ullii'dlltl; .i'illlri Osterhout, piano.
11:30 1‘. .\i.~~t)r;.;.m recital.
\\'.ili‘ \\.\suiNti'10\—-lilo.
S 00 l’. M -~- “lull Alllozicuil Night"
Swinltol' (lily ll. (left at “'0“ Vir-
I (u .‘lioue. Dilec-
tor (it'llt'l'ul nl' till-Vb! 'nn Allielicun
l’nian principal spenltelh‘, Vllliihld
dry the l‘. H. Army “and; Carolyn
Manning. ronlrnltn; 'Unrolyn Ben-
der, piano; Antonio l’lalon.'\'iolin;
.l. i'I. S. Kiliilt‘nii. 'blil‘S: others.
71:00 i‘. )l.—‘"[.i“ l'm'nliie lloot Blind
“1-1 All (‘llli \l'. LAND—389.
10; 00 l’ M .MvUI'L‘Jlll lv‘titui.
\\..lil llh:'li'tOl'i‘-—617.
10:00 1'. .\i. ~Ult‘ill‘Sil‘1l.
“'LW. It‘lNUlNNATi—HV‘Z.
11:45 i‘. M. "00th Orchestra.
Si‘ill'JNl:2(‘V‘i‘.'iDY-—-3ilo,
.Fun :02va: Tl‘io.
L. L
gilli l :llltl ill.
1:00 .~\. .\i.-—»Sl-;V\'e 'l‘el'rier Club. '-
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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. Proposition.
'. Edges of a root“. _
. Delicate perception.
‘. 'i‘o stupei’y.
. mum.
-: . I 2&0 feet.
0r; 7;
pinno: Herman \Veinstein. violin. '
‘ most impressive
V 0:30 P.‘ ill.-V-Summy Wilson. piano. .
V npealceth. "
Example
“Your strenttll is not
good sport but in both '
man" declared Dr. .
tabernacle loll event“!
Md
"men- he he! mum.
Taking for his t V
Anderson classitie M.
men then three tl’Doi'
first. then who aid V
interested in public
not our. to votoz‘m
said that they had I]
When they were yollil
their children to it
(not no.1». Andorx‘o
chance for better ed ‘Vtt
well for themselveol V -~
gurdiess of the otho '4;
of their prospectiitmh
third those women
Dr. Anderson «no
F0014 .WOVV
"Then a
TEXT:
Job 2:10.
One may have a. well troll!
tellect and act without r V
may have your head 0
very best ideas and yet V
ly worthless to your fem“
soled. not by the thong
stored in your brain. but"
pose stored in you: ll
selously or unconsciouhl
themselves in deeds.
The Bible contain: info but
thought In the world and oh I
bio on the center ublo mo
tuo n'lilos thick and ten um“. "i;
and it “ill not help the 000in °.
your heart or study "out .
juices“
side.
no: line:
becomes onlhodied in a. hunt
and one begins to live ole '
its host teaching, that plop: "
indiliduul becomes an id 1"» for
somebody else. and boheldlot,“ that
thrilled end made bettér.
V Your Actions.
it you act like a. fool. l
will Judge you as it fool. .
how. the thoughts of e ph the
and if you not in n foolish dimmer.
the world will Jud" Wu by Will“.
aclions and you will exert on
influence of A tool. it irn'
think that counts. it is Mill
sand times more potent the
ing. at course; you have
high thinking. It you women want
to be tot use to your homes and to
the “world you must begin to live out
the wry best thoughts you havennd
lnllke people see them in your lives.
When it comes to conduct. a we-
mzm hon o; hood deal more «tonne
thnn 0. men. ordinarily
Women are. quicker. have more sense,
and. as n gerero'i thing. have better
judgment. and when they try there
is no one this-side. or heaven sorrow
awful; but when Va. woman does
play the tool there is no men on
earth that can come within. ten
nliirs or her.
I mloubtedly .loh married 0 sonsb
hie woman. A man as strong of in.
irilrri nith as great a personality
as he “ould not how ehoson as weak.
“omen for his companion and yet:
n hen you on Job 0n the ash heap
outside the city. (selling his boil-.1100
meditating upon the sad vicimltlldoa
or lilo, with Jill wlfo given to hr»
tori; insisting that the only solution
for the boil problem was Vto cum
God and die. You see how iooiilh.
a. sensible women can be when she
cease! to iiVe up to s. goon thought.
No women Vlvith good Veense would
.l‘ob wall a. remarkable men or he
would never have made the calm
response that he did: “Thou speaké
Community Affairs
She speaks no a foolish woman
who says that she is not. interested
come you it y
speaking. '
tell: that ‘way to a men nith boils.
est a one oi: the foolish women '
To my mind that who aVlV
little' “more mild therthe too! V1705-
., nun deserved. ,.
Mohn l noon
Pm, who led lilo
and. this iden of WW» ‘IVny liltin-
once stops at home glide! boil” it}!
home is the sphere ‘Wot ’V‘lQ‘
nonsense. The “omen of this lend
“ill never come to their full that»
sure of power un’tii they in willing
to go out on the streets and in the
alloy; and solve the new problem
of the day. V, V
Work 06 Reform.
Taking the pains to know what
is oetunlly going on hero; the we.
men could rise with lpd W0?" of
righteous indignation and start such
0. our): 0: reform as would stir; the
continent. Why shouldn'byyoti do
it'.’ '1 he children are yours em! you
how. to bear the memo one the
heart break at their gran: $3335.
then uhy not know t e mi
end then. regurdinuo at comgéomes
start out to light the mom There
isn't any mil powerf'or ornhizfllng
that can stand in tho premise; ol
5 good nonmn “hon she starts out
(or God and the: cause 01 righlg
You: place is in politiell. You mi:
not have 'wnnlcd the. - ballot. but
since the light oi! imnehise. Ville
grouse: sin a upllbi’te can bestow
has been conferred upon you and
you have a voice in choosing the
coming rulers and policy othhe‘ oily.
state and gomnlmnt. you cannot
be ‘a’ loyui mum: and romeo to vote.
You say you dont care to vote. - 1
Villven'Vt much regard for your Judge-
inept. it you do not vote you should
be compelled to no to Europe where
women are not allow ed to mm. The
portion. men Ol woman. who stub-
90me refuses to encourage honest
Voila sate government should not
have the prhilrgo of citizenship.
Among those “he lull: foolishly
are those women who are never
shtiotichi unlesS lilt) get onto the
rental shelf ihlil is Just: above the
one in u'lllrh thryci‘ind thernlleii'es.
’i‘heir whole prayer during the night
is. ‘tLOld lltt me up unothersheit"
Their, “hole plan during day is.
'V‘VllowV our: 1 climb up another shell?"
And the result is they nos peevlsh
Ind iretiui, they are exttavogont
{and drive their husbands to destruc-
huh. I
Benedict. Arnold's name is allies
in our hintory. l-le- betrayed his
country lovgei. money to meet his
wife's extravagance. However email
or more a. mans emery is. ‘8. Norm
an tor the sake of her own and her
lomlly’s happiness, ought to have
sense eneuxh to live within that set-
"Did you know that. neighhors
V ks”
'Wy bu ‘ V.
. oioty‘ i the oompoliiioliVV
in m evil-o
are e hood mother ‘ ‘
ti
ob mouth nod i'il‘m‘
hobo mt on» Lil:
loans of m‘ '5 . \
to! this ditiol'enloo WM lira
170 will ll 790.1“. All the .
that she needs to to know}
Vnhot I
not ill
tolls at} hit)! school1
After
the inilu not: 0 V
am so troubled obout my h other?! " '
I could see by her tdiotio'arln thut
there was something heavy on Vim: V‘ V
heart. and I said:
I "What is the trouble?!"
"Well. " she replied. "you linow he
has got so he doesn‘t stay?“ home
in the within“ like he used: to mi
I'm afraid he is getting into be
company. I wish you would open.
to him."
I sold:
him‘?" V it};
"Well. V1 don't snow." . i 2::
“How is your brothers room? Ill
it pretty nicely llrurnlshedl‘t “
“0h " she said "I don’t lm'mv you
see it is up on the third iioo'rt'
“Has it. got runny picturéd‘ on the
will?"
"Well. no we have some mos. "
' "What has he got on his roe-or?
Anything that looks nime? .Any pic'-
unrest Any of those little piece. 9:
and lluhduhs. ""
‘ 'f'No‘.” Then I sold: ' ”
‘ “I will- tell you what I would do.
I would make something nice for his
room it I were you. Take some rib-
V“Ml' little girl. you are lust the ;
one to do that. Whit have you done I I
to help make the home Mount for .
roused thilt there inoy be something more
ritual the group ot a girl's possibil-
m
' dos or m lives in eueh uncle...
tau .
mm humanity how humane
‘ 3' no ‘
Villio the file.
a nil: in Mint:
and re lite.
Illa VV
omen. dDV 3)th 'lVl.
p'ot row your children 7
not to be crushed honestly ~
funny work all covered wlih ruins. V . . V”
hens and iVixVupVVsomethlng or other.
in end let us explain our m§-;
tired of. linking thingiil V,
seer: LOOK
360 these wonderful stoves displayed V _
in our windows. See the many styles
and size: also the new grey enamel
fimshuossy to elem is a ohinoVV
in community and civic attairs. A
woman's place may be in her: home ‘4
V'i and unless a. w‘oman looks otter the
welfare ot her home and keeps her
children from spending» their dare
on the “devil'n commons. she is .
matinee to society. The worst enemy
14. You and I.
16. To Join.
18. To close with wax.
19. Myself.
20. Sweet potato.
22. Superficial knoweledge
24. To court. '
25. Bad. \
27. To clean.
28. Seanty.
29. Relief shift.
331.1.lgm bronn.
'32. To wear anay as by time.
33. Cupid.
35. Square-bodied nail.
36. Thought.
37. Shed.
39. Man.
41. Vii‘aterway between wharvcs.‘
44. Resentment. '
46. Tn'icE. ‘
is. V To rejuvenate.
so. To to by.
51. Rants.
53. Fearful.
u. Possellivo pronoun.
65. Marvel.
57. To units. -
68. Paid publicity.
59. Helps.
60. Marbles used as shooters.
- 02. Proposition 0! place.
68. one .time.
04.1)er o! iiuid from the eye.
86. Proust-s. ‘ .
o7. Doll'pondenoy. '
VERY!
'. S miim to a frog.
Moi rViui contained in it tree.
‘. Ln '09s. ‘
. Sw- 'iFJIL‘i‘Cd.
. To \rnrbie.
STUDWELI. PIANO 00.
68 North Main St. ‘
South Nomi];
”70050002 e
0
cool) mm - ECONOMIC“.
Ask your mother, your grandmoth'.
or or your grootgrandmother whsi
they think 01V 3 Stamford Stove. '-
Made for oililost a hundred years.
no or rut. rem:
. slow i: too
to BEAT, COOK AND BAKE toV,
‘ ’. your utniost satisfaction. I! you are
thinking of buymg o stove NOW 18 ..
THE TIME It only not cost you
V.V;oythin'g. Come in and let user-
’ patronize these plo; u * “ l ‘ '"Suliniord emu" the only stove made
That means the. , . ' V ’ ._ .3 V V. at: Omnecueut.‘
V “5mm Stoves m"... every moths
' ‘ ’ need :'
'1’.) observe.
. l'lvil.
Paving motel-int.
. To mil to hit.
. lll'imn (longti—
. To make n'mveuter.
. more seminal-in.
. ill mnnerhted.
OilijilllLtS-
. l'lit:linn.,
. Silk“ or.nl
. Jockey. ;
Routine material.” ’
l'l-«ll his.
.‘Wl'li'll ill sheep (1)1.)
Conjunction. .
l" fold in a trees
[.1100
Sun god.
YesterdaysPuzzle VV _‘ N .V V V_ V pp _
ARSWered " _‘otrsotuudll.lleylhtoqu-': '1' V ~ 2 V “V“; - .' I
3 (3V [ _V . 100.1017!an soon. I h“ :3
12;} "‘i'dgggmufl oil the woman Who is to;
El)
. home. VA women's place is at hem
but her sphere of influence does not "
stop at: her door step.
man must. be interested in livery» ,
thing flint “copeerns: her husband . V
and ehildren. That includes the
churches. the. Bible schools. the
publié schools and public play;
» grounds. the public library. on
smell the children play. the the»
V tree and the kind at ploy: they pro-j
‘ _ sent. the merino pi e hon“ t:
the filth: they file ‘ the ‘ ”
Beautiful Range. of
' FABRIC GLOVES
56 South Main Street
South Norwslk, Donn.
(1’.
60
\
Liberty Sq. Garege
201 East Washington St.,
East Norwalk
Tel. 3343
goody-goody to have good some.
,. You don't know what is going on
: in the world and you think every
. unlit illusion lulu than you then
. ‘ you htldreii t on the errant sh
. :.V V‘ V_ L . ultiiit iii to no oui“to‘“lohio non:
L ‘ . V , V soul w some that thorax;
«V ; I . In“
2- ' 1 ' V ’ tsiitlonslnle - ‘
under-tun at the devil or
use int! “he til Nth priest lot the
\VINTER IS COMING
Let Us Tune Your Motor ‘
To Insure Easy Starting 08113
1. Attorney. ,V . .
2. Nature. ' '
13. we chownbie resin.
V4 Emmi”!- V V: V.
5. mnemoni- '
7. re direot o bouti- course
ills your battery in good
shape? We charge, repair
md sell. Car and radio.
Exide Batteries. V.
'Ams us An. sum
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