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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 16, 1925 · page 6

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7:00 P. M wmrkei'l. Orchesirs.
mo 9. Min—”‘3“- zimbiine Gen-
‘ shell." Blenohr’W :
7:45 P. his-«Curl Bastien-find Hun-
vnsh Klein. piano duster .
8: 00 P. M.-——Heppineu Hoyt.
'5: 80 P. M.—~”Euuie Neutrodyns
Trio." i ‘
e: 00 P. bin—Muslim . . . “
0:15 P. M.-—-Hunnnh in. oiuno. .
l0:90 P. M. “The York I'Io.
10:00 P. M.--Orlentel Hour.
11:00 12: on P. . aha-Meyer 'stis's
Lido Venice rohestru
WNYD, W norm—us.
8:10 P. M.—~Msritst hm: spots.
0: :50 P. M.-~Pisno recital.
8: 80 P. M. ~Elénientury' French les-
‘sons.
7.00 P. M.—-Advsnced French les-
sons.
7: 80 P. M—Polios ulnrms.
'l: 35 P. M .wBosrd of Estlmntc
meeting resume. P. J. McGowan.
8:00 P. M.«-J‘oseph Davies. barl-
80110;
8: 20 T’. M.-Isuinh Sellgmnn. piano.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

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NORWALK 6:30 P. iii..———-N. Y. University course.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Supply Co.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

‘ No. Miiin St.
‘ South Norwalk ._
Phone 256

 

‘ “e ‘81:. So. Norwalk

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, a VULCAN
HOT WATER HEATER

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Balance Small Monthly Payments

Conn. Light &
Fewer Go.
Phone 3600

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

. Iterator Kent, Ware. .
Rituals, Stromoe ri: - '
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RADIO

STUDWELL PLANO co.
. 68 North Main 81.
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TALL GLOVES
. utiful Range of
Theme GLOVES

 

 

“31:50 P M.-»l)orothy Taylor, con-
traito.
9: 10 P, M.——A’iian 'I‘rio.
9:20 P. Elk-Dorothy ’i'eylor. con-

traito.
9: 40 P. M.—Coioninl Dance Or.
chestra. ‘ .
10:10 P. M.-«“The Book of the
"our." Prof. J. G. Troop.
10:30 P. M.——Polico alarms; weath-
er.
10:35 I‘. M.~-t‘olonlnl Dance Or-
chenira.

WJZ. NEW YORK—455.

7:00 P. lit—Hotel Commodore 0r-
cliuiira.

8:00 P. M.——-Rncing returns.
8:15 P. M.~i\iuseum oi" Natural
History talk.

8:30 P. M.—-Colgaie program.
WGBS, NEW YORK—318.
6:00 P. M.—«-—l.'ncle Goober.

6:30 P. lit—Perl House Orchestra.
7:00 P. M.~—Hermnn Bernard.
What's Your ‘Radio Problem?
7:10 1’. M.——-Peurl House Orchestra.
\VHN, NEW YORK—301.
5:40 P. lib—Talk. Billy Van.
7:00 A. M.—-—Riehmnn Entertain-
ers. '
7:30 P. M.-—»Burr McIntosh, stories.
'8:00 I’. M.—-«(.‘oioniai Aces.
8:30 P. M.-—-I<‘rnifcis Cnpluliliez. har-
itone: Mme. Beviils. piano.
8:45 P. iii.~—-Grossmun and Merc-
dlth songs.
9:00-9:15 P. M.—~John Cussidy, bar-
ttone.

10:30 P. M.-—Roseiand Orchestra.
'-11:00 P. lit-«Rodeo Club Orches-
im.
11:30 P. M.——-Ciub Aluham Orches-
tra.
12:00 P. M.-1:l:00 A. M—Sllver
Slipper revue.

WMCA, NEW YORK-84i.
6:30 P. M.—-.\chlpiii Orchestra.
7:30 1’. M.~W. C. Nicholson. "The
Right Worth"
7:40 P. Eli—«lire Sorenscn, bnriione.
8:00 P. M—“We Women," Betty
Brninord.
8:15 P. Zil.-~Ruth Friedman. piano.
8:50 P. M.—-‘Historic Herald Square
and Its Environs." R. 11. Moore.
9:00 P. M.—-—Hardmen Hour of Mus-
ic; Dr. Barnabas Istok. yiolin: Dr. .
Vnssily vaadsky. piano; Hard-
man Trio.
10:00 P. M.-—"How to Drive Auto-
mobiles." Harry Rainess.
10:03 P. M.——~Theo Alban. tenor.
10:30 P. M.——Dnnce music.
11:15-11; 45 P. M.-—-Donald Fiamm.
critic; guest

WRVY. NEW YORK—250.
7:00 P. M.——“Whose Birthday ’i‘o-
day?" Gladys Pabst.

7:05 P. bis—Sports.

7:15 P. M.-Ir\i'in Kurtz. talk.

7:25 P. M.——~Code lesson.

7: 45P.1.i.—-Hcdy Spieiter piano

8: 00 P. M.—-—Opera. “Manon."

8: 80 P. M. -“Wenther Proverbs end

Paradoxes." J. H. Kraus.

8:45 P. M.——Operas. "Pugliacci" and

“Cmalleria. "

9: 30 P. M.-——"Science and Demo-I

crecy, William Grunstein.

9: 45 P. M.——Bund concert

10:15 P. M.——Noveity night.

‘VIJWII, NEW YORK-.283.

8:00 P M -——Anne Woicott piano.

8:10 P. M~Agnes Brennan. sopra-

no.

8:30 P. M.~——Talk. Michael Williams.

8:45 P. M.-—Itlnsldo Schinone, ten-
or. ‘

9:15 P. M.~—“Evolution," Sir Ber~

tram Windie.

9:35 P. M.—.~\gnes Brennan. sopra-

no.

9:50 P. M.-——Fuulist Chorisiers.

. WEBJ, NEW YORK—273.

 

 

Suffered Two Years. Relieved
by taking Lydia B. erbium.
Vegetable Compouiiil

 

 

 

 

 

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7.45
8:10 in
I: 80 I’. MmMobile Gill ts
WNW. RICHMOND
7:80 P. M.-~Proi. Richard E
overydey sieech. ‘
7:48 P. M.-Li.n meninx' of 11111110
with Evan Davies. ArthurMeliin
ms'n. aim Ulrich. Il‘uy Meiul‘a
Lowe and others ‘ \
9: 58 P. law-Time signals:
.10: 00 EM .-—Quoniion bolt.
10: 15 P. M..--Parugon 01011001"
\VOR, NEWARK-4.“.
0:15 P. 151.--“Words 0min Miser»-
bounced. "
9:17 P. M. —~—.“Eiportl" “bill Whitley.
8. 80 RM .-~Man in the Moon stori-

 

 

 

10: so P. Mw—Soncs.
11: 00 P. M.~—Populur nmmm. .
W'l‘IO. mrmnn—qu.

7: 00 P.“ . .—~Murket report;

Harold Crimrine. outlet.“ .
7: so P. him-Ruben Whltoomb. pi-
ano; Mia. E08. Heywood, sopra-
no; Daniel Devens. baritone.
8: 00 P. M «Isobel Stool piano.

Club.
10:00 P. lit—Weather; missing

6:30 fifths—international Sunday
school lesson.

7:00 1'. M.——-Strand Orchestra.

7:30 1’. M.~—lieuiih talk.

7:40 P Eli.-—~1\iiisicul commiy. “The
Hidden Idol."

10:30 P. M.~~()i‘eiiruii'n; A. Him-
nor. tenor: talk.

9 : 0 0 1’. iii .—-—Conevrt.

“'lriEI, BOSTON—349.
Hoiincs's Orchestra.

(lio Forecasting."
“TA l’. WASHINGTON—.100.

Orchestra.
WGlt. BUFFALO-.310.

10:30 i". Mr‘Muslc.
11:00 P. hi.-Sunpor music.
Klimt. l.’1’l'1‘SBI'RGH-—300.

 

 

STILL 03' TH!“ BOTTLE

milk from lIlt" hotiio into a glass.
but the iruin (liner poured the milk

druined the lust. drop.
-—- Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.

 

Mike Maty‘ot th 8'
h" on. and John Emily. 08
1. 00 P. M. ”Shelton dinner “Willie I “no. WOT. ‘rmmq b ‘
\vmr. numnmww sanding end naming» . 1‘
10: 00 P. MmArcudia. Orchestral. evening on charm eta , ‘
‘ breech ot the venom: . . '

11: 30 P Iii.-—Ponumr hilt hour. and when they me
won. smimmnw-ilea. gazed in u rue-tout: ‘ ‘
. They are held under,
7:05 P. M.—-John McGhee. tenor: hearing in the Dorie
Monday evening. .

The Board 0! ANN”!
assistants are busy rithp
in: out to the resident!

- 1 ,..— 1: lists upon which the .
8. .fipghnil Marguro Mnanrlune. erty owned by such ludir'i .
9 00 P. M.~—“Whntdoyoucalllt" °°rp°lw°n ‘5 1° I” “I

Mrs. James H. Stet-QM “a
persons . ‘ rien today tor DeLuT‘id. ‘

war, SCBENEUTAbr—Eso. "m “m"

of this w.eck
Walter A. Dates 0: “:11

Post Road will motor
. . Conn” tomorrow to wit
“HM“. PROVIDENCE—300. nunl clauli of the Conner:
. with their ancient rimil,
11:00 I". lilr~lliitmore dance or- chum“! Agricultural C0” ‘
”“03”“ They “ill probably will“
In: or its cornerstone o
10:00 P. M.-——.\inriinlm. linnd; Storrs 9 inch {or which ‘

wide drhe for funds in not!
10:30 E. M.-—Willinm Riilcout. “Ru- made

The Ladies Aid 8001611
8:00-0:00 P. lit—«Washington Quor- Darien Methodist 152111000"!
tel; Marv Bowie. soprano Gretch- will ,
en Hood, soprano; Ritchie Mc- l‘hursduy noon lunehso,
Lean, conil‘tilio; J. F. M. Bowie, church next Thursday» [,0
tenor: Fred liinsi. bass; "Weekly This will be a weloorns bit 11:th
Political Review," r. w. Wile. to those who have putrouie. the”
9:15-9:45 P.‘M.»Wardmnn Pull luncheon: in the out motto his!!!
Orchestra. more who will become WW
10:00-12:00 P. ill.»Wur(lmnn Park Nth them ”I“! ”8500-!

resume giving its

Dr. John 0. Perry of.
0:30 P. Air-imitate City Mission avenue and Alfred Sand
program. Noroton Heights. have 80, .. .
motor trip to Cincinnati. 9!! u
will be (one tor com 811;: i
in the west. Mr. Sendai.”

9:55 P. M.~Timo signals; weather VI!“ ""1"" 0‘ WPW'MWI':

Plans are both: made by"
CLEVELAND. ~A innn entered a 9‘ the local Pam” forum“: ,
lesiaurnnt here and otdered' o 561- “5mm“: “m" “I! uccoun ‘
lie or milk. The Viililifl‘ poured the be a ”"3“" Hullowo “1‘

back into the bottle. from which he Society are working hard (ornithe '
rorthcoming Xmas sale. Thin or.
is scheduled for December 15.

 

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Fancy Soup Chickens ..... . . 32c Ib.
Porterliouse Steak ..... . . .. 34c Ib.
SirIOin Steak ...............32ch

Fancy Roasting Chickens,4 51b. 36c.

 

BEST MILK FED VEAL

SHOULDER VEAL . . .. 18c! lb.
R in VEAL..............24cib
RIBJVEAL cnors.........2sc lb.
LOIN VEAL cnors 35ch
SMALL BREAST VEAL 15ch

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SHOULDER POT ROAS

 

Fresh Genuine Spring

Fresh Port to Roast 30c. SmallLegs
. Lean Fresh Shoulders 23ci Sm. Sh

T..............16cib
BREAD AND BUTTER ROAST 24c ib

STICKING PIECES....................20clb.
BONELESS RIB ROAST.............-..28cm;
PRIME RIB ROAST 28cib. ~
FRESH CHOPPED BEEF.............15clb_
PLATE CORNED BEEF 8cib
BONELESS BUMP CORNED BEEF 26¢ lb. 1'
NEWSAUEEKRAUT......... "'6

 

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tiers Lamb 24t
Lean Fresh Hams .. 32c Rib Lani Chops 35c
Home Made Sausage 32c Loin Lanib. Chops .. 45:
Link Sausage 32c Lamb Stew ....v. . .. 15c"

SHOULDER STEAK 18clb.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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