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Phone 747
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Outlet Store
7’70 North Main Street.
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Speed
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HAYDEN
‘34 WEST AVE.
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SERVICE STATION Plume. 1381
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PARTS AND AWESS‘HIIES
16 No. Miiin St.
South Norwails
Phone 256
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HOT WATER HEATER
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Phone 3600
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EVERY DAY
South Norwaik
L. GOLDEN
68 Washington Street
It’s to Your Benefit to
REMOVAL SALE
women and children.
FOREST MILLS
UNDERWEAR
A good assortment of Vests,
Tights and Union Suits for
.l. l.‘ MALLETTE
88 Washington Street
East Norwalk
Tel. 3343
and sell. Ca 1‘
Exide Batteries
REPAIRS ON
Liberty Sq. Garage
201 East Washington St,
\\'l.\"i‘la‘_i_l IS COMING ,
Let Us Tune Your Motor
To Insure Easy Starting.
Is your battery ill good
shape? We charge, repair
and radio.
ADI: MAKES
Has your.
N. i). C.
cell for us
the matter.
N, n. C‘.
Club.
" & Dean (.‘0.
' 21m: inn Reed
furnace joined the
If so send in a. hurry
and we‘ll abritrate
We have done more
to persuade hot .air heaters to
Iget back on the job than '.’ 1' ?
menus Nothing Doing
The Nash, Raymond
1011me it to the world" is
a favorite pastime. but the
. whole world tells it to the
Red Cross. For the Re"
Cross is the only thing bl
. enough to be a‘ good listener to th
‘ troubles of the world. its senior
f do not stop at international bound
I cries. and its flag is e emlu
known to all the world.
Because race. creed. or color' it
not matter. the Red Cross not on!
listens to the wants of e trouin
world. but, does eomethine shot.
them. Not only doeeiit serve iI
own people in the patted Stet:
relthtuliy, end day after day. but I
is equally welcomed everywhere or
the globe. a helping friend to net.
pie ererywhere. The sun new
sets on its work or peace and more)
in 1925 the Red Cross served tin
people in 61 disasters at home. end
on behali at America. in 20 foreign
disasters Besides its work of dis
ester roilel. the Red Cross holds as.
a prime responsibility. the cone or
room
the service end eaeerfl
their families. shootout
'nrernment in this ’* ,.
Tectlve end vithlitllhh "
mounds of children
'irente annually rm
0018 about the item on,
ion oi right food 00 " ‘
many other thousenle ‘
his instruction in the here or the
Mt. is still other ileide.‘ the Red
rose is turning 10.111st of
h-
iverte in First Al L’ nude. and
. weter safety. ‘ ties to actual
avian or life is leuiltiee
my rear. volunteers litter the
led Gross continue 40 under inval-
uable tel-rice in my lilies of et-
rort. On Nov. 11. the Red Cross
loll Cell for melhherehlp will begin.
From the: day to Nov. 80. the op-
portunity will be extended to even-
-me to participate in this world-wide
mission ot sen'ice by Joining the
lied Cross. . , .
\\ RAF, NEW YORK—402.
6:00 1'. M.—-\'l’nhlori-AstoriuV dinner
music. i
7:00 I‘. M.-——.l. A. Dior. baritone.
"1:15 P. lily-Music.
8:00 1‘. lit—"Your llonr."
8:30 1’. iii.-(.‘olonini Aces.
8:45 l‘.1\l.—~Henlth tnlk.
0:00 Tl‘. M.—-Gyps)fl String Ensemble.
10:00 1’. M.—-0peraiic ‘ concert.
11:00-1 2:00 P. hl.—Bernie's Orches-
tiu. *
\\ \Y ‘ NE W YORK—520.
0:10 i'. ill.~ \inlket high spots.
0:20 i’. .\l.—-llermun Netimun. piano.
6:301'..\i.——Elementnl'y ‘G e r m a 11
lessons.
7:00 P. M.-——Ad\':uired German les-
sons.
7:301'.M.—-l-‘oiiee alarms. in
7:35 P. M.—~‘Stony llrook Orchestral
8:13 P. M.—“l’oothnll." .1. ll. Foster.
8:30 1’. M.——l.ouis Wuidmun, tenor;
soloists. .
' 0:101-‘.M.~“Eugene Field." 5.
Rumble
0:30 P. Iii.--l’.nteri:uinmeni u n (l e. r
auspices of the Mayor's Commit-
tee on Municipal Athletic Activ-
ity. direct from Hotel Commo-
dore, W. W. (".‘ohen. chairman.
Police. Department Orchestra: J
J. llyrne. lines; Aeolian \andon.
soprano: Lawrence Motenii’. tin
whistle; I-iermun Neumun‘, piano;
i'nlicc Quartet: Alliere l‘ierno
iiuie; L. l". McCarthy. baritone;
William Onkinnd. tenor:
Trio.
10:451’. hi.—-—i‘olice nlulms: weather.
W .17., NEW YORK—455.
~35)
:00 P. Iii. ——llotei Commodore Or- I
chestrn .
:00P. iii. -—Piogram from Londoy
Hall. .
:051’. M.-Nn\'_\‘ Day program. Mn-
rine Band: tnik. Admiral Eberie:
talk 1)" antenna of each bureau
oil the Nov;
301’. M ——Waldori - Astoria Ol-
chestra. l?
\,\'GBS NEW YORK—310.
:00 P. M. —L’neie Geebee.
:30 P. M.—Premier Cluh
tra.
:00 P. iii.——Belie Bart
Astrology."
:10 P. lib—Premier Club orches.
tra.
“113', XEW YORK—361.
2891‘. iii.-—Leslic McLeod, tenor.
40 P. him—Talk. Billy Van.
:00 P. M.——1\ianlhoro State Trio.
30 P. M.—~SWanee Club Orchestra.
:00 P. M. —'l‘aik, H. B. Shontz.
:051‘J1Li—Roseiand Dance
chestrn. .
:30 P. M -—Guordlan Entertainers.
:00 P. M .-Gariand Anderson. "The
Opportunity for Success. "
man orchestra.
mon orchestra.
:30 P. M.—Jos. Turkel. tenor.
4:140:00 P. M. -Mr. and Mrs. Leo
it 000. songs.
11: 001’. M. ——-Cotton Club Rexne.
11: 301’. M.-—-Sil\ or Slipper Orches.
tra. '
00 P. M.-12:30 A. M. — Lewis 0r-
chestra.
“RCA, NEW YORK—341.
6:00 1'. hi.—-—Vail's String Ensemble.
0:30 P. M.—Hetel McAlpin Orchcs~l
tra.
:30 P. iii—Lullaby music. ..
:00 D. M. —Talk Dr. '1‘. J.- Pane’.
:to P M fi-EJ‘VRI‘d French. piano:
lielman Welnsteln, \iolin.
0' .
5D
10:
9305
Orches—
“The New
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ion]: at America. "
S: 00 1’. M ——l-‘erucci‘s Oleheslia.
S: 30 1‘. himJe’ome Mey or”! "MGM.
iszn in Art."
15:40 P. M.~—l«‘orrucei'a Orchestra.
9:00 I‘. M.~"l’owcr by lindio." llu~
go Gernsbnl'li.
0:15 1‘. M.——-Music travelogue.
9:45 1'. M.——Hymon Piston. Violin.
10:00 1'. 'M.~—-Poetry period.
20:10 P. i\[.«"rno not-1y." Dr. lipi-
ton. ‘
10:15 1’. Nip—Popular Songs.
10:30 P. his—italic Dreohen, render.
10:45 1’. M.——1tosc Dreeben. render.
10:45'1‘. lit-«Florence Gel‘l'inger.
.. piano. ~ ' ’ ’
11:15 1’. hi. -—-l)ruma, "Bought and
Paid For."
Wl'ml. \‘IM' YORK—27:1.
o: 00 1‘. Air—Knickerbocker Hospital
talk.
6:15 1'.
'7:30 1‘.
man.
11:30 P. M.—«Llldnlsht Rendezvous.
“‘Allu. RICHMOND BILL-.310.
:30 P. M.—-—-’l‘nlk, Maurice E. con-
nolly. '
:45'-9:55 P.
.\ \i.-—thymond s Orchestra.
M.~~,"1‘nlk. Frank 1)..Wnter~
>~‘l
-1
Ala—George Wooiey,
saxophone; Synchrophnse Trio;
l1. J. Taylor. reader; Maybelle
Woodrufr, soprano; Genevieve
Williams. soprano. ‘
9. 55 1‘. hi. -—’1‘lme signals:
in.) 00 P. Iii.—-Pmemouni
tra.“
12: 00 P. M:-Dance music.
““011, NEWARK—10.5.
6: 15 P. M.——"Words Often Mispro-
nounced. !'
weather.
“relies.
.30 p 7“ —-N Y L'ill‘Ol‘Sliy course {6.17 P. hi. ~Slielton (“HIN‘I‘ lllllSlC.
7:
30 l’. M .——Clro Orchestra
8: 00 P. M.-—Masazlne iexiew. Dr.
.ll.-S. Canby.
duo. " .
3:15 l‘.'l\l.~linliin and Race, piano
8:30 i".
sic.
9:30 1’. M.-——To be annwnced.
11:00 P. M..-~Slater‘s Orchestra.
11:30 P. M.-—Aronson's Crusaders.
wu'r, PHILADELPHIA—305.
8:45 P. M.——-Tulk. cit-Governor
Sproul.e - *
10: 20 P. M.-Vaudeviile. e
10:40 1. M. ‘ one"; Orchestra.
“TIC, RTFOBD—fie.
8:00 P. M.-—Dlnner music. ' '
8:30 P. M.——"Colonel Roosevelt." H.‘
K. Smith.
“131.. SPRINGFIELD, RMSS.—333
6:30 P. M.—--Orgsn recital. .
7:05 P.‘ Ma—“The Psychology 01 L'n-
Myerson. .
8:30 13,311+an Band. .
9:45 P. M.—-Taik. Lieut. Commander
Herbert Ellis.
‘ um, TROY—380.
9: 00 P. M.——Sympliony' Orchestra;
soloists.
0: 30 P. M.-—Taik.
Living Things."
WGY, SCHENEQTAD'fi—alo.
6:30 P. M.—\’an Curler orchestra.
7:30 P. M.——Orchestra:_A. 0. Cone-
shell. tenor: “Literary ,Appreeia.‘
lions." W. L. Widdemer.
. 3 WEEI. BOS‘ION—Sfl.
10:00” P. M.-—Mer‘imba Band:
chestra.
11:00 P. M.—-Tslk. Malcolm Nich-
ols.
lit—Brentord Theater mu-
"The Sum: of
‘or-
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“‘GR, BUFFALO—31!.
8:30 P. lib—Dutch Masters program.
9:00 P. M—W. M. Thomas. bari-
tone.
10:00-10:15 P. .\ .-—Ed'na Hurd. so-
rrano.
11:00 1’. M. *Statler Dance orches-
lra.
lurBA, PITTSBURGH-400
:00 P. M.-——Chlldren' a period
t
8:30 1'. Iii. ——Talk Charles Evans
Hughes. ‘
9:00 1'. .‘l.-—“Chrlstian Science "
Dr. J. hi. Tull.
10:00 1'. M. —Hnr\cy Officer. piano.
10:15 P. M. —Shack Entertainers.
11:15 I‘. )1. ——Mario Ait’nrezlienor.
11:35 P. BIL—Cohen. piano. :
“1131'. NEW YORK—25!.
7:00 P. M.—T.iik. "\"hosc llizi‘.
day Today?" - ‘
5 P. M. ~Sports. n .
0P. \1. -—~(‘o=le lesson. .
:0
:15 P. M. -—Commcrce of the «in:
.4 HAL—Major D. Atkinson, "A
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3 11:30 P. M.~chett Jesters. -
M. -—"Internnilonnl
Homer Saint-Gendens.
0; 00 P. M. —Muflm
“TAM. CWANn—MD.
Art,"
sic.
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greater. profits
INCREASED sales volume at decreased sales
cost inevitably yields greater unit returns. . 1
That' is a truism. The aim of every efficiently ' '
managed bhsinens is to bring this about.
The question is how. . ‘
Any. program which will enable manufacturer,
jobber, Wholesaler, to visit his trade more often
will bring more orders. But selling cost, in time
and travel, must be kept down.
Toll telephone service meets these require-
ments'.
- Sales managers, here in connecticut and
‘ throughout the Nation. have found that by means
of toll telephone calls their saleSmen can keep in
frequent contact with their customers, secure théir .. 4 ~ '
staple orders, and suggest special oi’i'ermgs for
which they can create a maker- . ,.
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