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one another-'- neokleoee. With
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duce bolero e peruul. and piece in
the torn: or e oroee. The significance
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relaxed you feel.
After this kind of a‘ test, you will really know
what‘s what 111 fine automobiles today.
' 1 P."u.-~1uoso .11.
- . Come in and, take outa HuprnobileEight.
I Keep‘it an hour or a day. Put it through
everything—1nd especially the things
you’ve been afraid to try with other cars.
Do everything twice. The first time just
to prove to yourself that the Hupmobile
. can do them—and the second time to note
how easily it- dOes them and how free and
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SERVIG STATEN
17 Cheetnut St. So. Norwelk
Phone 1360
SHOW ROOM
34 West Ave. ‘
Phone 726
wee—arm PM 0:81-08
8:80 P. H.-_—N. Y. .8]. coerce. “Ro-
me- Wt'ers-ol-Oommy." Protes-
eer Ralph Medellin.
7180 P. M~8horehern Concert 0r-
ohostre.
8 P. M-rUnlted Stem Army Bend.
8 P. 81—11911! aeion Orchoetn. '
10 P. 88—"Europe end ouredvee.‘
Herbert A. Gibbons. e.t dinner oi
miller, Order or Fore!“ Were.
10:80 P. Uu—The Escort! Boys.
11 P. M.~Jeoquee Green'e Orches-
tre. with Coloniei Aces. .
wan-NEW 1101111 'orrt—ioe
7: 80 P. H.—-Vende'rhilt Concert. 01‘-
cheetre
8: 15 P. M. ~"Tho Horse in Liter-
eture." Kerry Smith.
8: 80 P. M.~Evorii.t Hereiilield
heritone.
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t
N orwelk
gym 3::
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was: e big diifereooe I few dollars
make in one-pipe 1m The Comet
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. ' WIND—NEW YORK Girl—888.
. 9:00P. lie—Duet: 3118: may. wu-
9: 10. P. M.~W_llii atsnl. violinist.
8: 88 P. 884-11“.
8: 80 P M ~Mueioel program.
10:18 'P. M.--
won—NE
9: 00 P it—Herbertm min.
flit—see. ' ‘
8:00 P. mares. Cooper‘s Qreliee- .
8180
n..-— «9—.
8i:5 P. M.~Eetreiie Meadow: Club.
9 P. its-Baritone end our“ solar.
9: 28 P. M.—Adli Gudnov, pieniet
8. u 1’. Vi.~rreucee Kireth. 809".-
no.
10 P. M .-~Veroe Trio.
WEAR-NEW your; CITY-.482
e 1'. M.—-—Dinner mule. _ .
1 P. u...w«'..u Hm x we:
Herbert Meme. tield. 1909‘»!
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1.10 P. Jib-seminar» l- i
8 P. Div-TM Lunatics. ‘ '
s: so P. 31.44:me molten.
0 P. 11.45.091.91» num'
10 P. M.~Goodrioh zippers.
11:18 P. lie—Virtual Leno:
Woes. new man our-asp
8 p. m. v—Uncie Ge‘ebee:
1:10 P. M.~Boh DeVie’ 1111;111:111.
0: 50 P. M ~“Wliet the For
Doers" :
7 P. lit—Yeltsin flour or
8 P. M.~De11oe om
8. 80 P. 8t~BooIMPmm
9 P. Mr—zrvinc Archer-tom
8: 80". u.~Y.M.C.A-Ml
10 'P. u-eneredoe 1.19m
10: 10 P. 11-491mm Kerrie. st»
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20 RM .~And;edee W. 1-0
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10: at P. )8.~Vcndorbilt '
\\ \8’0. NEW YORK 13mm
0: 00 B. ...M ~Merket huh spots: .
' 7 P. M .~Jeon ‘Cireno'e‘ matte. '
8 P. M. ~Cenlor Solomon Bullion:
Birdie Zlotolow. violinist.
let. p -
0:20 P. lit—"(1011” interi'iow. Ed-
die Sullivan. Johnnie Ferrell.
0:35 P. Bit—Hilda Reich. soprano;
Joseph Wioener. burnone. '
10:15 P. M~"’l‘rend of tho'Tlmee.“
10:88 P. M.~Poilco' alarms; westb-
er. - r .
WEBB. NEW YORK CITY—878 J
6: 00 P. M. ~Eliuboui Hoeiop cou-
trelto.
0: 18 P. M. Jammy Wilson. pianist
8:48 P. M ~Phllip Wolfe. 1911:.
7:00 P. 8L~Tromont 11911411119191
Entertain“ ..'
7:30 P. M.—-'i‘l)o Finewnldors. ‘
WMCA, NEW YORK CITY—ail
7: 00 P.
7:18 PAL—Pace program.
1:30 P.)i.-—Lenson'e Orcheelre.
8:00 P. M.~—Semuel Hollerrreed-
iii. -—-\" islet Kaye. stories.
lqgs.
8:80 P.M.~Clnderella. Dance On-
chestra.
9:00 P. M. — Regelbeito
duets.
9:80 P.M.-—Snedden Weir, ‘bep-
Elliot‘s
10:00 P. hifl—‘How to Drive Auto-
finiobile"
10:03 P. M.—-To he announced.
Merry special werformonce.
WEN. MSW YORK CITY—801
6:40 P. M.-—-Suushino Talk. 9
7:00 P. M.-Danc§ orchestra. ‘
7:80 P. M.~Joo Schuster. bary-
1011s.,
7:45 P.M.~Benjsmin Lietenseri.
. violinist. 1
8: 00 P. M. —- Oakland’s Chetoau
Shnnlcy.
a8: 80 P. M. ~Guardlnn Entertain-
00:00 P. M.~—-Jltnrny Clarke. plun-
9:10 P. M.—-Hortnedy Trio.
10:80 P.l\l.--Kentuoky Orchestra.
11:00 1’.M.~Joe Word's Entertain-
ers. .
II :30 P. M.-——Bob Murphy’s Or—
chestra.
tra. -
WMY. NEW YORK CITY—888
6: 48 P. M ~Csthollc Circle.
7: 00?. M.—“Whosc Birthday To-
day 7”
7:05 P. M.~Telegraph sportflesh.
7:10 P. M.-—Commeroe of the day.
7: 18 P. M.~Opers. notes. .
1:90 P.M.-—-Wil! Unger. sales.
7:80 P. M.—-—J e r o m 0 Alexander;
Doyle Sisters. 1
' 7: 48 P. M. ~Medeleine Hujlizer, so.
prsno.
8: 00 P. lit—Orlando's Orchestra.
8: 30 36M. .-—Redle questions and
on
8:48 P. M.-—Lile'e ‘jokel.
9: 00 Elli-Jerome Lorne. musical
saw.
8:18? M.-—Lorne Lee. son: girl.
9: 80 P. M—Easey on philosophy. '
8: 88 P. M.~Bill Riety. soup.
9:48 P. M --C Theeter.
10:00 P:M.-—-Vo l Trio.
11:18 ELL—Radio Art Players.
WRAP, NEW YORK CITY—880.
6:00.7zoo P.M.—Dlnner music. '
7:00 P. M.——-Dorothy Hoyle. violin-
let.
7:15 P. M:~Ednr Green. berltone:
7:80.P.M.~Children‘er relied. . .
8:00 P. M.——Buune nine-er; outlet.
8:18 P. M.~l(ete allele eontrelto.
8:80 EM BL—Hermihe Bohedg‘wk.
8:45 P.M .~Euxene )8 user. pianist.
9: 10 P. 8L—Joint l or Hun-
yes-ten music. a.
10100 P. 81—11.“! Sunken. ten-
or. .
10118 P. M.—-Mneloe_l proceed.
lieinJ. Pluck.
, -"Merr1ue end Di.
vorce." Joesph 'Mcllehon.
w 1: flex—up.
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P. 90—1?! Rothenoer'c. plum. _
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7: 88 P. M.—-Jenn Cireno'e orchee ‘ '
1111.:
8 40 P. M.~.loeet Wohluienn. plan-l !
6: 00 P \l. ~0lcolt Vail'e String “
Orchestra.
1:: so P Iii—Prank Gohbiee .Cr-i
clientm
tone. 8
11:00 P. LL—Ernio Golden's Or-
chestra. , -
ll: 00 midnght~Cast of "Merry
8:30 REL—Jack Cohen, Dianilt. *'
FOR JEWISH
CONGREGATTONS
”91919011571109 Lil—(AP).
mmfiowd your. ihm
“ 880080 alien u werementel wino
It. W "upon; by Jewish cou-
h Connection. will hi
Named to he." that main. under
8. m 89de k'ullnz embodied
theory decision number 8779. re-
We «one: ‘87] Deputy Prohimuun
WWW Freak '1‘ Putney.
831105- the new ruling there “ill
be e maxim allowance for nwh
unit anemia or 11 family living to-
Mor. a! one mine of wine a your,
“and the must wowed for my onu
W1 Wenonah not to ex.
seed 1M nil-u
The W m governing
.--so. NORWALK CONN
Tonight’s Radio Progrhm M. S. CUTS WlNE
the distribution of eecramontul wine
new in effect. end which terminate
on Decombm 8i. luvs allowed two
gul‘ one to each edult member of in
family end ‘nado lho maximum to
any one family in e your, ton gal
lone. . .
Htuiislfrs obtained ut'tno prohibi-
tion i-ni‘un'umi-nt office show zlrut
28 Jewish conxrrntione in the state
through their respective rabbis were
iurnuhofl sacramental wine last
year and the! the average will:-
«lmwnl lor,cach congrogetion was
100 gallons, .
MASCAR'B WINS.
new romr.‘ Doc. 10.-——Edounrd
Musvuri. French ‘ featherweight
(-hmnuion. won :1 010m ten-round
(levirlon over Joe MIItITG. of the
Bronx. in the star bout lust night 11!
the Pioneer A. C. Malone. mnizinz;
his debut an a finalist, found Mus-
cart a shiny and Aggressive oppon—
ent. Most or the Tight'n'z was danv
at close quarters, with the i'rendh-
mun getting the best at the ergu-
merits.
T'T w 'Vr-v
PAGE NINE
The Science
’10 us the! much
Of Business ls 'Service
ulmseil “on! menus llll\~l“lVP. tele-
phones so you ('01! tell us in u lumx mm liiwils‘ for build-
ing materials. Seven motor trunks m \nu run 8'"! fl“,
much needed mutt-111113 on the Hill in lllllu m amid thm
expensive cost of delay. Stock ~—\\i' liziw ii and Him to
carry everything called for and rum-v. (amnl Will—(“on-
fideuce in us to do the right thing. Swilkinvy your Good
Will, we pledge you our own. '
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Economy' 11 paramount to business success. ' Methods that
save money for consumers must be cultivated. The Butler
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They realized through such 11 system lower prices are guar-
. r enteed the consumers. That l8 why we offer the best quel-
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‘0 Mi A N A penny geined' l8 s penny saved.
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Walnuts Diamond Brand Pound 35c
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