NURWAI.K
um) BRINGS HIS
1:.COAL Willi Hill
4 . iv. Mr. Gray Finds He
:5. Can’t Buy Fuel So
. jig. Hauls It from Row-
i’ nylon
1‘ _Aoooratn‘g to nev. Charles 3.
fifty. new pastor of the East uvo-
llue M. E. church. there seems to be.
”I difficulty in moving 3 few tons
_ of coal over a distance of a few
A bliss. than in purchasing the sums
‘u‘mount of "black diamonds”' in the
“trinity.
During the early part of the sum-
iii”. Mr. Grnv. who was then path
of the llorivuyton M. E. church.
6 in several tons of coal in pm»
A ration for it "long. cold winter."
._few months later the present cos!
ke started and Mr. Gray soon
_. ivod a call from the East live
. in. church. which he accepted.
< f; He recently moved into the par'
A “false. in llowun street and there
it.“ little. if nn: coal. in the cellar.
. AM the days grow colder. Mr. Grity
Wondered If it were easier to move
the coal from his tornur home at
Rowayton. than to purchase it. in
bit-invaik. and decided on ihn for-
4
my.
.1XYutel-dny half of the coal arrived
ii the parsonage. the rcmninder of
Union will be left for the new new-
on pastor. Mr. Cow-art. who it is
A . f ected. will more into the Rowuy-
ilip home soon.
juii’l‘he coal was transferred by o lo-
fill coal dealer. and Air. Gray in
. nullified and no doubt. Mr. Cowart
‘- vt't‘lll also be pleased.
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“5:3” White. of Bolts place. is
building a. one car garage.
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” WVnnarn Ackcrs. of Winfield
' Mot. has move to 7 Orchard
street. .
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“Sugars Wood. of First street. his
received an indian pony from his
‘ father as a. Christmas gift.
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Mrs. Radcliffe. of East avenue.
“ii” moved to Osborne invent».
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Elmer Reynolds. of Rowan street.
‘Dlitermlned a. few friends last ovu-
nib: at his home. in honor of his
' seventeenth birthday.
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p Charles Wilson. of East avonllo.
was"!!! Dnnbury yesterday where he
.ottended the wmldinx of a friend.
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:‘ Miss Florence VanEyk. of Win-
‘L‘fllld street. has accepted a position
at the local Kresge store.
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Mr. Reynolds. of Rowan street.
recently purchased a new sedan.
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_ The regular weekly prayer and
, praise serVIces will be held at the
A‘Mvont Christian church. the East
Avenue M. E. church and M. the
A Swedish BLthlehem Congregations!
church.
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Troop 0. Norwnik Boy Scouts. will
3 hold its regular weekly meeting this
owning an Community Hall.
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Alfred Anderson. of 85 NunZant
‘. street. who has beon confined to tho
Norwalk. hospital. for some time. is
showing improvement. Mr. Andor-
Ion received a slight concussion of
, the brain as the result of a full at
the Bennett Wire combat-iv on Wa-
ter street. where he was employed.
. Mr. Anderson was pastor of the
‘Nazsrine church. formerly on
Franklin street. until the members
of the church disbanded nearly s
year .50. Several weeks :30 Mr.
’ Anderson started a mission in the
, women's Exchange bulldinx. on
_ Main street and it is showing signs
of growth ~
It is expected that Mr. Anderson
.wlll be able to be up, and around
withing the. next few weeks.
Samuel Chocolates
$1.00 $1.25 $1.50
PER POUND
JUST ARRIVED
u wssumn'ron mm
' so. nonwnnn‘. court.
Bu vour fume. Aiolned flu
N. D C If so send in I cum
clil for us and well Ihrltrlh
the matter We have done mor-
to persuade not sit hector. tr
at neck on the lob that: ‘l 2 i
mob.
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A Treasury Balance
The treasury balance was not
received up to press time. Phone
93 and it will ho given you.
DARIEN
WmNs/‘J W4
AUTOS WITH
ALCOHOL CAN’T
GE'l_liY HIM
Officer Amos Anderson
Seems to Know ’em~——
Makes Another Ar-
rest Today
"Hunchcs" are no long" a coin-
cidence. with Officer Amos Anderson
of the. Durien Police Force. They are
a habit. Early this morning :1:
about 0 o'clock. the officer “prie-
honded his second alleged rum rim-
ner within the woek. Oscar Tlnpolo.
of 250 West. 61st street, New York.
accompanied by a woman, was drlv.
in; through Dnricn this morning in
his nlco roadster. Something about
the cur looked wrong to tho officor.
He stopped the car. Concealed in
the rear deck of the car was the
105 gallons of alleged alcohol. Tie.
polo will be tried In the Dnrlcn
'l’own court next Monday evening.
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Because of an order issued by
the Darion Police Department Homo
time ago. prohibiting Derlon mer-
chants'from blocking the sidewalks
with merchandise. Irving Brown,
proprietor of the meat market in
itaiiroad avenue. was arrested yes.
tt'rday afternoon by Officer Charles
Wood. He will appear before Judgv
Charles Bums Dunn in the Town
court on Monday evening.
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The new home. which is being
erected on the Post Road. in Dorian
center. for George Hughes. is ncnrv
ins completion.
The annual inmllil‘lg of the llnrlun
Chapter of the American lied Cross.
will be held Tuesday. December
29th. at 8 o’clock. in the auditorium
of the Royiu School. All EXGCUIhO
Board for the year. litrti. is to be
elccted. reports ot offmol‘S for lilo
past'ycar's werk will be read. Any~
one who paid one dollar in the
membership drive in October ls eli-
giblo to attend this meeting.
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Mitchell Riley. of 15'AOllnlon two-
one. Morristown N. J.. Wu: arrestli
lost. uvenins by Officer li‘rsnlt
Standing on the two charges of
speeding and: vowing. a standing
trolley car. He was released under
bonds of $50 for his appearance in
the Police court Monday evening.
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The public is im‘ltcd to attend the
service to be held in Saint Luke's
Episcopal church Christmas Em; A
number of members of the church
will pcticiputo in the "Christmas
Mystcry." which is the. story of the
birth of Christ. The choir of the
church is rehearsing special music
and carols to be sun; at the service.
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Frank Schultz-r is assisting in the
Dsrlen Post Office during ti.“
Christmas rush.
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A rehearsal o: the Christmas
Chorus choir of tho Durien Congre-
gationu church will be held this eve-
ning in the churcn. .
Sergeant Edward Tinker of West-
slds avenue is enjoying a day's vu-
cution from his duties at the Doricn .
Police Headquarters. Officer Char- i
in Wood is on desk duty.
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Mr. and Mrn Henry B. Wallace
have returned to their home on the
Post Road. Nomtou. from the Na.
tionsl Merchant's Convention held
last. week in Washington D. C.
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Charles Callahan. farmerly con-
nected with P. H. Spellmnn of Nero-
ion. has opened the former Finch
blacksmith shop in li-iecbsnlo street.
Deaths and Funerals.
George b. Rube,
Wash Engineering News N
’YOIUIIIE OF BUSINESS AT NASH
PLANT IS 45 PER CENT GREATER
THAN LAST YEAR AND BOOMING‘
work to Start
to Play
lofC.&K.
What is usually considered the,
beginning of the dull season. is real-
ly a continuance of a. very busy sna-
son tit tho plant of the Nash End.
mnequng Company on the Wilson
Point. road.
Thu volume of business this year
is it). per cent grcator than last your.
The night sum at he factory is
i
still working at full force. in tact.
tlm vhoit: plant is operuting to ion
utlntst capacity.
’1' c sunw is two of the assembling
brunch in l'olunto Cnnudu. A lltrw
“suture is nuns introduced in the
Northern lllCIOi'y. I'ullizlns will be
shipped l.um the local plant to he
executed in Canada.
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'l'ltc .‘Nusli l’lmlm-t
'l'll; i'untous Nun hunting pumps
are found in most oi the new upmt-
intuit homes or iiDitdIEi in llll‘gfl cities.
'l'nosu pumps are now outrun: the
tnnuo oi the iwst on the market.
'l'hoy tnuke up the largest output of
nnyA oi the numerous pumps munu‘
fnt’t‘utcrl In the local plant.
Wilt‘ll n stcuni hauling plant is
uso in tho largo factories und lOit
out dings in how York city. the
pumping appurutus is LlllllOt-l sure to
have been made in .Norwalit.
Not only heating pumps me man
utnciured lit the local plant. Then-
is n Ifli‘gt: output of air and gas
cotitprrssors. ihu inliur twin; iuvort-o
liylmany of the largest gas compun
tea, in Lil?! country. Also. many of
tit pumps nro built especially for
use in snipe.
Rn intolentlng pump. also munit-
fractured by the anh 00.. is the ve-
cullm pump. which in used in acorns
ofthe Canadian paper mills. The
tuhctlon of this pump is very inter-
csiing. It absorbs nil moisture from
tho paper pulp in its early stages.
,Most of the pumps made here or:
sold dirt-ct. to contractors and cost-
neers of tho buildings in which the)
will be installed.
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Non Storage House
‘Work Will lbnlll)’ 1'" started on
the erection of In. large storage house.
on the south sidr ol the facidrypro-
"NHL The non storehouse will be
t e exact replica or the one emctod
itist Spring. The floor on ’is to be
Elixi‘tu feet. The building will be of
corrugated steel and will be the new-
est unit In the contemplated build-
ti... program of the company.
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, luck Mm (hoods
Douglas 1:2..Nuh. treasurer of the
company. returned yesterday from
si business visit ' to the Canadian
plant.
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A With Engineering Dept.
‘Miss Dorothy Frey of Senvlew ave“
hes accepted a position in the office
of the engineering department.
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nominations.
i Friends of Miss Frieda Herring of
the soles cities and of Lester Young
'cro surprised inst wenk to hour of
0n Erection of Storage House-
.‘ Douglas E. Nash Returns from Visit to Ca-'
. nadian Plant-Factory Bowlers and Those
last. July. They are now showering
congratulations on the 111pr couple
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Bowling 'rcuru
Bowling enthusiasts in tho plant
are planning to pick a rcprelefliative
rtenm from the vurlous (li'pu‘lmt null
teams to may the Crotut k Knapp
team a return game within is t‘nrt-
night. The Nash learn reCt-ntly de-
feated the lCnsisldt-rn at the Norwall.
uilvys for the first limo in years
The murmur of the nil-sinr team is
also urrnnginx for a game with th‘
Turner. Seymour Company team or
'l‘orrlngton.
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On Trip in lit-troll.
lluroid Adams. of Foirt‘irlrl Park
who has been recently ill-pollllt‘d
assistant chief dialiumnn of tho
compliny. is on n. Illlhilltis trip to
Detroit, Mich.
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With Stock Records blvlslon
Mills Manda Anderson. pt‘mUInl
Norwuik girl. for some time part
count-atoll with Donnvliy‘s. has n"
Ct‘jlttld a position in thr- stock rct'
ordn division of the other.
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Bowling Smurfs.
intondvpui'imentul bowling mulch
us have been urrnngud for tho win-
if‘i‘ season and will lw played in the
Clifford Alloys. Tho scorn. of Tut-s.
day evening's gnmvs follow;
Planning Dcpnrtnwut.
l“lt>w\vcllin..........105 9.3 03
i”. (Tnnnvcri . . .. . . . till 53 91
Wilkenson ..... . ...... 84 74 102
Total ............... 231 252 286
Assembling llepzirtlnvnt.
Tuylor . ............... lid 75 80
Shannon . ............. 74 Mi 5:!
Durkus ....... 70 its 16
Tutsi ............... Elli :43 245
The p'nnning deportmvni hr-nt the
assembling departmvnt thrcc games.
Shipping Department.
Rooney .............. in; st: 88
illiasoli...............h? f'9l0ii
anznro ........ ill >6 9:
Total .......... 282 2:7? :86
. Cafeteria Stuff,
anlov .............. .. til 83 83
Costello ..... . ........ . 89 82 93
Genrin ....... 70 60 90
Tutsi ...... . ........ 251i 251 266
The shipping department won.
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Machine [MEN Posting.
A new lecture in the sceoun'tina
department is the installation or
Apparatus for Machine Lodger post-
ing. The entire force of the depart-
ment is now working changing from
hand postinizP to the machine ledger
posting. This is the latest
TOO DATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
T\VU-F‘AMI LY APA R'I'M EN'I‘S—l’or
rent: stenm hoot: no cut; all 0th-
he announcement of their marriage
which took place to bow York city
A
l for “Her.”
or modern improvements: reason.
able rent to right party. .‘darle
Schmidt. Phone 2588.
our SUGGESTIONS
Our splendid selection of Hosiery, Gloves, Silk
Lingerie, Silk and Corduroy Robes, Hunkies and
Fancy Gartem'Will help you
in choosing a gift
56 South Main Street
The funerni of (loom L. Rubey
will be hold from his late home at
72 Academy street tomorrow ofter- .
noon at two o'clock. Mr. Rubey.
died of his home Tuesday night after
a short illness. interment will be
in the Riverside cemetery. Rev.
George B. Tompkins will officiate.
Mr. Bubey had been connected with
the Arnold Foundry for a: years
Ind be was a member of the Iron
Moldcr'l Union.
Timothy Dldhrthy.
The funeral of Timothy McCarthy
of 3 Chapel street was held tum
morning at d 0 from his into home
sud nine o'c ck from St. Mary's‘
church. Rev. Father Thomas J.
Finn officiated at the roquioni hith
man. A large number of people u l
landed the «Moss in the ebullient
Mr. Hearth! was isnlinr of the Re-‘
mt mum. He died u A result o.A
injuries received on West lvenuoi
into “and” nicht. interment wu ml
St. Mary's cemetery. The poll bear-t
srs were Peter Callahan. Edward
Clone. John Manning and Edward
MoMlllter. l
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. cn-nu Drlsooll.
The tuners! of Clinics DrlscolI
wu largely attended this morning at
8:10 o'clock from the late home. 28
Bin street. Westport. and u 9
o'clock from the Church of the As-
Iumptlon Westport. Rev. Rich:
Carroll octet-ted. The psibbolr
were: Michal Gayle. .i. J. O‘Con+
nor. John burritos and Owen Peeneyi
interment was in the family plot in
the Osthollo cemetery, Westport. A
ADDITION so Mr um i
The new addition to the bench
House will cost ".500. It will con-
3b! of two small dinnln: room 1|
foot 5! 10 foot. I
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Open Evenings
MME. JEANNETTE
South Norwalk, Conn.
Until Christmas
addition
A ' 'Tnnfl EVEmNG SENTINEL—SO. nonwmn, cm.
vio tho excellent office equipment. of
which the plant boasts.
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Moms in Nuruulit.
i Mi” Mtu‘thu. llolcouil) lute mm-
iod from Now IillHtll lo .\'or\\:iil~:.
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i Manifold Stroll to lit-dunner.
.Inuotlnt‘ul‘ntsnt in mullu by tho
ndvarusinx dopartmont. that tho
Manifold. which has suspended put»
”cations for several months. will up-
pour min shortly.
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Fifth Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. und Mrs. (lilo Miller of Wont-
rpori yenerdlty celebrated their fifth ;
wedding anniversary. Mr. Miller mi
connected with tho pattern depurl-i
mont of the plum. |
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Joins Sales Office. .
Mill Ethel Rose of Norwuik h:m_
parted with the C. B. Dolxe (.‘o..
of Westport. i
BanR—to Accept A
Deposits Evenings .
Tho Central F‘nlrlmd Trust Co.
announced today that a tailor win-
dow will be opt-n Saturday evening.
from 7 lo 8 o‘clock rur tho conwnl. .
once of mt-rchnnls who wish EUA
make tlcposlts after heavy holidu) .
week-end sales unri nlso (every ovo-
nlnt; next Wonk until Christmus tw-
twc-cn flu- sumo hours.
NON-SISI’I’ORT
lljalmrrllhrlswnsnli. of 4 \‘un
Zalidt street. was ill‘l‘t'SlmI on tin A
chargcoi non support yvsit-rtin}
The arrest was maria by Iltitvctlve {
Sercgunt John l.. Roberts. ll» was
released under bonds of 3250.
t
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accepted a. position in the sales or- ,_
flee. Mil- Ron wus formerly an "
1 37.
17.5.
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IHaven’t You.
A Gift for 0.18:
Oi Tiles
bill.
. ’.l'llt-t.‘tlol't'.
bunks. .
linillil, ugt- ll. Qllulls.
Donuld. ugt- i3. Books. I
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ugt: iii. Quinta und
('uthcrinc. nut: to. limits.
. lit-uncut. tulle I'd. Sun-tor.
' . Just ph. lav IO.
. Ih'ginu. llgjc ti.
. .‘Iil't'. nat' i2.
.‘lny. use 4. Toys.
" (it‘lil‘fll'. ago 0. (ionic and roll”
skull-s, .
.lt'st‘pli. luv 3. Toys.
Frank, t‘l'.'l' ll. (inlnc and toys.
Tony. ago 7. Toys. 1
Inn-3. 1121‘ 8. “oil t'ul'rluzc.
Anna. age 12. “Oiit'l‘ .kutu. i
liohcrt. 2130 ii. Clothing “THE (03. |
Viola. ago 8 Doll. l
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Doll and dull bt‘tl l
Bonito. i
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Jtl'il‘pil. ago 1:. Iitzniw.
(‘Inlhlng and '
Elisabeth, age 8.
toy.
Thomas, ugl-
in).
lluuurtl. out! 4. Sit
.ltl'Sf'Dll, ugtr l2.
limits.
Lucy. ago [0 Drum nllll unlllu.
.‘lnriv. ago 0 Toy nml rlnt'ting. ‘
Lint-0m, nifi‘t' 9. ("0“?in Hill.
.‘ltllinll. ll;.:.' 8. ('0I\L’.II'I ~lllt.
“'l'IilZl'II. 1:29 8. This.
Junu'». t'g- Gilllli' and toy.
57. \\'Ilf‘l:ln. ago 1 Swill-(l in}.
59. .‘luln-l ugt- 0 it ill unti my.
lil. l‘lliil‘it‘~. can 3 Tiny want)".
5. Clothing unit
47.
ton anti toys.
Clothing and1
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Begulnr Price
Withcut
Accessories
$125
and with
accessories
$200
N. B.-—Due to the very low
1 ment.
A solid mahogany cabinet, beautifully designed with bakneliie
losing a set containing the finest.
highly
selective. pure-
under all conditions und
low tone.
and eliminate all others.
desire.
advise immediate purcha
(”WE
‘ i The Ensign Wave
! The Old Well Cigar CO- A
are packing cigars in packages for Christmas m
presents at prices to suit most any purse. If
your friend, father, brother or husband smokes,
no more enjoyable present can be given than a
. box of Old WeII Cigars.
V
5 1-8 inch full Periodic
really satisfying smoke in every way. A present.
like these will he s reel:
lilins'boxrsnmfrom... 50ct‘o$l.003boxy
‘zoinsboxrsngingfrom .. $1.15to$3.00sboxm
50inaboxrsngingfrom .. $2.30to$5.50sbox’
Our cigars have proven satisfactory to the
grandfather and to the grandson for the past 57
years. A present like a box of cigars will solve
all doubt as to Its acceptability. Most cigar
stores have them on sale. Our Epicurean—25 in
s box-sell for 32.50. They are put up in 1 plain
oedsr box sad as one of the best cigars that
can be made. Our Dumont Psrfecto which set]
for $3.00 a box are e thicker cigar, same length
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Ilse. mild and sweet. it
plume to the smoker.
TIMES SQUARE
PRESEI-‘AT A SENSATIORIAL OFFER OF
RADIO SETS OF THE FINEST QUALITY
With the Special Ensign Wave Meter, Whl
manufacturer has requested us not to . .
However, we will be glad to give this inform:
panel. gold engraved. and our ' .
of materials and put tngvtliv by the best at artisans.
toned and czipabln of receiving distant stations
ive full moll-
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big, broad-pried selzciions to meet
the needs of every wage and income.
Rogers El
'1‘ W i) S‘I‘i’l
Norwaik
“ifififlfifiifimfifiififii‘élgfifitfifit
Wormwood:can?”zmoclwcowowcwcmwum.
ONCE AGAIN!
price at.
with sufficient volume to g
50.
As Simple as A.
At MEL:
sign Wave Meter. Simply refer to
nun-tern! and presto! you've got it.
buts.
Simplified station selection with the En-
noto the wave length numeral of the sultan you do-
siro to linn to. adjust the wave length meter to that
B. C.
Meter
Brings
grout volume.
your newspaper.
No ifs. and. or
RADIO
AUTO
which we are selling this Set, the
disclose their name in this advertise-
tion upon request.
Three condensers actuated by only two dials. and, so finely coli-
bratcd that the slightest turn will secure the station you tIi‘nlI“),
An absolutely new feature is tho Ensign Wave Meter. described
bnlow, by which you can instantaneously secure the station you
i ENJOY ITS USE AS YOU
. PAY AS LITTLE AS $2.50 A WEEK
Features
Equipped with the famous Ensign
Straight Line Wave bonslh Con-
denser. cupacity of 360 degrees sod
is of the new low loss type.
Simplicity in opel'otionaonly two
dials to control.
Absolutely selective.
in distant stations with
its cabinet is made of the finest
mahogany procurable and no Ra-
dio Set on the market today selling
at twice tin regular price presents a
finer appearance.
This Receiver combines all that is
desirable in n Rudio Set—«selectiv-
ity. clarity. distance. beauty of tone.
beauty of appearancu.
RADIO
AUTO
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This sale. is limited to 2.000 sets. and when they are disposed of
no more can be procurrml at tho advertised pl‘lt‘C. therefore we
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TWO-DIAL FIVE-TUBE RADIO RECEIVER
ch is the Latest and Greatest Advance Made in Radio Construction. .
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Nothing More T 0 Buy
79
Regular
Price without
accessories
$125.00
and with
accvsories.
$200.00
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Special
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50 fl. Walls:
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of Fire
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1 Ground t
What We Supplyfor $79.50
1 Rubber casv, gust-unit“! storage button
1 Lou! Speaker of exceptional tone quilt)
and with In IdJustnhlt- unit
fresh stock
1 Phone Plus
5 Tested and approved Vanuatu Tubes
100 ft Stranded Copper Aer-hi Wire
I Roll of Annuncluor Win:
1 Window had-In insulator
2 Screw-Ere Insulators
\
who Radio Receiver with the
Basin sto Motor '
Volt “B" Batteries—guaranteed
rpwof used-In Wire
Arm. Ippmved by the Board
luau-writers
Insulators
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A Written Guarantee accompanies each set and
. includes our regular offer of Five Days’ Free Trial
,. TIMES SQUARE
SUPPLY COJNC.
Norwalk Chronicler