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$1.00 $1.25 $1.50
PER POUND
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Successor
_50 WASHINGTON STREET
150. NOIIWALK, CONN.
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Phone 120 So. Norwaih
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N0. 25 AND NO. 28
The
Norwaiks’ Electric Co.
20 N0. Main St. . Phone 29711
5 TUBE
. RADIO.
$24.95
GUARANTEED
Times Square Auto
Supply
64 N. Main 81., 80. Norwalk
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GEL“?
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South Norwalk
Phone 256
\S THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,
FOR
FIN E
FURNITI'RF
, STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY
13-05 .‘o. Main St
80. Norwalli
your iurnace Joined the
if so send in a hum
call for. us and we'll abrltrat.
Has
N. D. C.'.'
the matter. We have done more
to persuade hot air heaters to
get back on the Job than any
other concern.
N. D C, means Nothing Doing
Club.
The, Nash, Raymond
& Dean Co.
2 Flu Hill Road
(11‘s-.
“l i "‘ .t‘
1926. _
WJZ. NEW YORK CITY—405
0:10 P.,1\t.—-Tallt.
0:80 i’. M.-—N. Y. U. course; “The
Roman Epic." Ralph '1'. Mago-
“in.
7 P. M.——Judge. Jr.
7: 20 P. thconcert. Orchestra.
8 1". hi.—-Psn-,.\merican 3 program:
Address by Secretary Frank B.
Kellogg; United States Army
Band.
9 P. M.—Royai Baton Orchestra.
10 P. M.—“Political Situation
Washington." Frederick Wile.
10:15 P. lit—The Record Boys.
10:45 P. Silt.-—lt‘reddle Rich's
chestra.
WJY. NEW YORK CITY—405
:30 1’. M.-—-\’audcrbllt Concert 0r-
chestra.
8:15 P.'1\i.--.Louis Stoddard.
3:30 1’. M.-—Hocitey game;
vs. New York; Major J..
White announcing. .
wuar‘. slaw your: our—m
l’. lit—Dinner music.
1‘. lit—Midweek Hymn Sing.
:30 P. M.-Tho Brothers.
P. M.—The Larkinitos.
8:30 P. lit—The Harvesters.
0 1’. M.-Cllcquot Eskimos.
10 P. iii.-——Silvertown Orchestra.
11-13 1’. M.-Vincent Lopez's 0r-
chestra.
WGBS, NEW YORK CITY—810.
:00 P. his-Uncle Geebcc.
P. lit—Orchestra.
r. M.-—The independent.
P. M.—Orcheatra.
P. 1\i.-—-Einily Ebert. soprano.
:45 P. M.-—-De.nce Orchestra.
30 1’. hl.—Footlight and Lamp-
light. ‘ ’ '
:00 I‘. M.“ Near East Relief: . In.
tho-Bouwerie Singers. Male Oo-
tcltc: Allan Concert Trio.
10:30 I’. lit—Vanderbilt Dance On-
cheatra.
“'MOA. NEW YORK CITY—341.
6:00 P. M.-Olcott Vail's String En-
semble. ,
0:30 P. M.—-F‘rank ll'arnum's 0r-
chestra.
in
Or-
-]
Boston
Andrew
qulfi
30
.00
It)
:30
-I-IOO’>
‘0
7:00 P. hip-Jack Cohen. pianist.
x :20 P. M.——Psco program.
:23 P.
'30 P.
:00 1’.
tone.
:30 1'.
:00 1’.
:10 1’.
no.
9:30 P. ‘.\i.——Gala program on board
steamship Leviathan.
10:00 P. M.—"How to Drive Auto-
mobiles."
10:05 P. M.—-Lo\'lathnn program.
10:30 P. XML—Jack Smith. barytono.
11:00 P. lli.-Ernte Golden's Or-
chestra.
12 P. M.—-Droad\ray night.
WNYC, NEW YORK CITY—520..
7:00 1'. JI.——Markct High Spots.
:10 P. M.—‘—Gicn"Smllh's Orches-
trn.
:30 l’. M.———i~“olicc Alarms
'35 i’. M.--"Trend of the Times.”
:55 I’. M.-—Gieen Smith's Orches-
tra.
'20 P. M.—Bolton Brothers. flute
and violin.
:30 P. M.-Pyramld Entertainers.
:00 P. M.—Brooklyn Chamber 0!
Commerce Dinner: Addresses ‘ by
Mayor James J. Walker. Joseph
Guldor. Ralph Jones.
“113'. NEW YORK CITY—301
1’. M.—Dance Orchestra.
:30 P. hi.-—Clro’s Orchestra.
lit—Jack Cohen. pianist.
M.-—Lanson's Orchestra.
M.—Sneddcn‘ Weir. bary-
«Hedi-4
M.—H0ward Lolly. tiolinist
M.—Talk by W. L. Colt.
.\i.—Emellnc Bosse. sopra-
G’Qm
- I -‘l
.1 .4
QC
9 In
>1
8 vi’. .\i.——70akland's Chateau Shan-
icy.
3:30 P. )i.-—Dance Orchestra'.
0 P. :ii.—Beruard Share, violinist.
9:15 P. M.——Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood.
songs.
9:30 I‘. M.—Biilic and Marie Van.
’ singers.
10:90 P. hip—Kentucky Orchestra.
11 P. M—Joe Ward's Entertainers.
11:30 1". hi.-—Bob Murphy’s Orches-
tra. \‘
12 midnight—Ted Lewis's Orchestra.
\VRNT, NEW YORK CITY—950
7 P. lit—“Whom Birthday Today?"
7::5 P. M.——Telegrapl~ Sportflaeh.
7:10 P. M.-——Commerce of tho‘ Day.
7:15 P. lit.—Opera notes.
7:20 P. M.—-Delle. Real-don. bary-
tone. '
7:30 1’. M.—O'Brien Brothers. gul-
tars.
7:45 P. lit—Radio Questions and
Answers.
8 P. M.--0riando's Orchestra.
8 : 4 5 1’. 1iL--“Llfe'u ' Jokes.”
0 P. tit-Jack Smith.'bsrytone.
M‘IL LI-NERY'
- ‘ ”K. A.
POLHEMUS
assume mamas
61 North Main'Str‘eet
Phone314-5,‘So.Norwelk
speak! a. census
RAMS
" sne‘
BACONS ,
MODERN MARKET
P. E. Fairchild. Prop. '
15 N0. IAIN 81';
1‘1”:
v
' Expect DEE. On A p- g
' ordinary
9:15 1’. his-«Lorna Lcc. Song Girl.
9:30 1’.
9:85 P.
0M5 I’.
10?. M.—\'olgu Trio.
0 P.
9:80 P. lit—“The 9‘ u n n y
9:50 P.
10 P. M.~JMiii Zolm. .. buss.
10:30 I‘. III.“"TI‘IO.
l
i
Mn-Mury Lunlon, "I‘ilIIU‘JU.!
pliy."
M.~Blll thrtz, 81mph.
Mn—MOVIP lib” up”
Wlini. NEW YORK CITY—288.
M.—-Madcleinc Bitclirnsdv-ri‘u-r,‘
pianist. ‘
Thing.“ .
That Cure Mankind." Dr. Janice J. '
Walsh.
M.———Josupliliic llivo. cellist.
Rev. C. Bros-hi.
WEBB, NEW YORK CITY—27:1
6:00 1‘. M.—Norinun Secon.
151. i
6:45 1’. M.-Pniiip n'oii'. advcriia-l
his tulk. [
6:00’1’. M.—l)inncr music.
7:00 1‘. M.——\’idu Milliollund,
prauo.
OIL CONTROLLED
‘JUDGE’ lS' TOLD;
in. T. Redford Sheds i
New Light On Dealt
f o 1‘ Leslie - Judge.
Company
Edward '1‘.
Furnlfl.
til-Lens?
.
tedl‘ord. of
President of tin: Nurwnlkl
l IIOBDIiilIAHNOCIIIIIUH,HI1WIH new iighi'
. ; upon tho control which the Standard
10:10 1" M'bnp"y"h'"”‘””“55. ”Wiuil company oi‘ New Yolk Morris-2d
owr the
lvmnruny tor wwrul 1mm in "n “N- i will llini," tin-stifled
iillilillliIItiII. lit-tore trial tin: evldcnrev
mu”"iii which has been incorporated til
.1, report Just tilt-d in the office of
tho County clerk. New York.
rcorgzinlzmi Livelic-Jiidgc.
7:00 P. M.—.\ia,lcstlc String L‘n. I‘Jxvcntorfi of the rstuttl: of \\’ll-I
Belilbic. lliuin Green, who was hon-i at tile!
WRAP. NEW YORK CITY—2:0 f publishing t‘mli‘m‘li ln-urlni: rm. ‘
lnnnir. nrn..~nliiu: lln- 'i'itlv (lunrun-
so- ' lmi Trust
! which
$100,000
bought the
t'tllllpllll)’ for
Mr. Green. who
‘lit'l‘t'iiiiiiLj that for \\‘Iliiit"t‘l‘ it
7:15 P..\i'.-~1\lury l’inney. pianist. Stundnrd (lll'n‘ control of Losilr-
7:30 P.M.-——Kltly (ihenthani. Juduv.‘ company. which \\'t‘ili into
8:00 P. M.——\'id:t
prnno.
8:15 1’. M.-—"Nc\\' 'Dlgcsl."
Milliolln 11 d.
so. ‘ iiiillkl'lll'ilt‘)’
"imcuuat: of IIt‘gIIFI‘iIi'l‘, «if ”11'
ipuiiy Ill'lil‘oit‘t‘lillt: llic homllmhlers. M. L.“ I]
8:30 1’. M.——String and Wood Tin-.11... action “-35 rim-ted in 19-33,
1
scmbic. .
9:00 1’. M.—J. Stecl Jamison. tenor.
9:15 P. M.~—1’octry reading.
9:30 P. lit—String and Wood L‘n-
scmble.
10:00 P. M.—-—Tallt. Sliiyl lluse.
in 192i. :illcun-I’l he insil
t‘tJIll‘l
‘4‘|II'iI til.-
leE EVENING summon-so.- NORWALK. CONn.
. HOW STANDARD
in his oi‘l'icr. instilled tlintf hr Win-i“
connected with the Standard Oil “it
Now .It‘l‘tsi‘y in 1900 and was umn-‘
lllifltiilllll'd by tho Company to err
lliut the Leslin-Jiidgo (‘Oiiipnny was
Ul‘l-ttlhi‘I-I‘d us t-conoinicullv Hrs [10er
slid..- iii helm” of John A. Shit'hl-r.
It, \\'ii:; :igrl-oti, ho lonlli’it-rl, liiui‘
willi liit‘ :issisluncre of the City illul
I'lrtlitn m-iiipuny. till: Htililililril Hill
nus lo iiilillllH‘ Mr. Sit-iciir-r, who lins‘
slum. iiiml. in liclping llii: 'l‘lilw;
(Illi'l'llllit't‘ and Trust company to oh.
l.iiii iilr: .‘.t.t'lll‘IlIt‘H Iltt'ticd for con-'
trul vi the nvw roinpuny and to put.
111'. Sit-iriicr hunk in rhurgv. 'I’Iw
IliiillIli r‘vrr- purchased :1an uurrlml in
his p- i‘miitil iiL‘C‘JlIIIi, ho icrlil’iwi.
llc :vlimwul :ill papers Pt'n'lllt'litfti
with in" transaction to Martin
"-‘IH'l'. :rllui'iiey tor the Siniiit'orih
‘ilil. ho- vl'I-t-iui'cd and lie quntrd tin-l
lutt- r :i.\‘ shying: "Well. I think. lion-
l'ord. this is ithout as: gnwl :is \\i
run pi i."
"i don't rt-iiwinlicr Just why l.:-
My. 1- tIi‘til'tI.‘
“Sunn- tililliii. poi‘iinps. but no \\I‘l"‘
mini“; lilo lit-st that the nth- rum-1
pulll Hru‘d give us as si-i‘lil‘lly lillti‘
“ll?“
n'ui'llv.”
Option Ntrtcr I'Zsi-ri-hrd M
ii mn- upon-d. Ill) tot-‘lit‘iml. llm
Mr. S» lwlicrpout oi the uni-mum n:
his lmpvr. would pziy I):ll.'I{ lln- inu-
ll".\' liilli tho Htuiillui'd till .l-i-‘y
\‘illlt‘t‘ti. and if he dill. .\ir, l‘ndl‘oidl
Mill. Mi' Hvichcr \rns to fill lln .
:nuliitlir- trill i'\_\' Til" Eiiiimuid liil.
Air. Shir-1m". lie lostli'iod, nw r w.
ll.i.»' option, and “ill‘ll Ilt
:u-uritic'n wrrc still 1n 4.1
'I‘hnnnswar .01... tips ’l‘ltlu (innmn- f Ill“:t'\ Elli -i‘ _tl;c- Stuillhi-ii tlil will
iii-e and Trust company “as it gentr- ‘ "hid it. In- liqviltlatwi
gnl tlcnlul of Mr. Green‘s charge, :iji-milll in "
lploa oi‘ the statute of liniiiutloii n‘ivl‘
inn :illr‘izullon or (‘lli‘i‘il‘h‘t‘lln sn on the
10:15 1’. ISL—J. Sit-vi Jamison. tumor. 1 N” “r M"- GIN”-
WBNY. NEW YORK CITY—210
:00 1’. M.—-(lypsy Trio.
00 l’. ‘.\l.-—-l$oy Scouts' Orclirsira.
:00 i’. M.—-Radio review.
:30 1" .\l.—~Ollve May. soprano. ;
00 1’. M.——“Roview oi the Times." |
:20 1". Iii.-—.\iiss chgun. solos, i
:40 l‘. M.—-—WliNY Boys. songs.
“'0“. NEWARK—405
“64:15-71” A. M.--Gym class. (
:30 1’. M.—l"runccs Pr-hl. pianist?
:45 P. .\l.—— "I‘lio Mnlnn- Cut." l
George Little. -
:oo 1*. .\i.~—l\lnrio .\l\:il‘u.'/. nary. l
tone. I
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i
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G:
:15 P. M.—-1“ranccs Pehl. pianist.
:30 I". M.——Shirley Booth, songs.
:45 P. M.-—Mario Alvarcs. liuryu
tonc. l
:15 1‘. M.-—-Words liispronmincul. .
:17 P. M.—"n‘ports." llill \Vlilil".\'.'
:30 1’.M.-——Jacqncs Jucobs‘u lin— l
sembh. '
:20 1‘. hI.—News
Hiciiisi mun ;
TO DECIDE PLEA
0F Eateries:
l
4
“NE:
QQQ
bulletin.
-1
peal from Ruling of;
Conn. Courts This]
Week
Whether the constitutional rights.
01 97 eclectic doctors worn \‘iolutcd
When they wort- rriusw admission
to the hearings twining tho Extru-
lli‘nnd Jury which rccom.
mended revocation or their IIl‘I‘nSI‘h‘
based on findings of fraud. in Hart-
ford. two yours ngn. “ill he giwii
to the l'nltcd State Supreme Court
to decide this week. i
Judge John ll. ilillon, counsel for
tire Bridgeport cclmztlrs, and Attor—
ney General Frank 1-). lioaiy. rcp-
rescnting the State. will nppour he-
i’ore the country's highest tribunal
on the appeal of the incdicos from
the Connecticut Supreme Court oi‘
Errors
Filo Appeal.
The suits were retort-ed by the
Superior t'ourt to former Gov. Mur-
on: H. Holcomb as State rercrcu.
who recommended the revocation of
the licenses. The Superior Court
accepted the recommendation and
gave judgment accordingly.
The physicians then appealed to
the Supreme Court. of the State.
which sustained the decision.
New. tho physicians. through their
counsel. dormer Sen. Dillon. lum-
taken their appeal to the highest
tribunal. The appellants all of
Bridgeport are: isadoro Yorhelmnn.
Arnold H. Brien. Harry Clmimson.
Bernard'Kai‘ka. Gerald Richardson.
Continue Practice.
, Ninety seven eclectlcs. nho up.
pealed from the revocation order.
are continuing to practice and in all
probability will do so until the Uni-
ted States Supreme Court submits
an opinion on the appeal of the tire
Bridgeport doctors. Dr. Stanley H.
Osborn. supt.. of the State Dept. oi
Health. said.
, The remaining 92 are not expect-
ed to drop their battle until the
highest tribunal renders its opinion
o'n-the case which. Dr. Osborn de-
emed. will probably be in the na-
ture of a test case.
,0! the 97. 76 were original ap-’
pellants. 17 appealed as a resuit or
the 1925 time extension law. and
four are still taking advantage or
injunctions issued preventing the
State Dept. of Health from revolting
their licenses.
Time Extension.
The time for filing appeals was
extended by the Legislature last
year from 30 days after the revo-
cation to Oct. 1. 1926.
Although those who have not yet
appealed have until Oct. 1 to do so.
it is expected that they will drop
their cases if the United states hu-
‘Merode Underwear’
for women and - children
n... N. r. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street;
loath lerwaikn
yum-e Court sustains the Connecti-
cut Supreme Court of Errors.
Gov. Smith Favors:
Municipal Bldg. Aid
ALBANY. N. Y.. Jan. 7.--(AP) t
Gov. Smith went on record yesterday ’
raves-trig municipal aid in tenement
house construction. biennial sessions
of the legislature. tax reduction. and
in opposition to spending for person;
al service any or the $10,000.00!)
arallable the recently authorized
gtoo.ooo.ooo.
M r.
llvdtord, who was t-xniiiinr'd
:I'III'L. i ..
:is lur-l it
Til" wmui, at llicr mm- til- l on»
.I«IlI.'_‘~ .mmpnny was {ii-cluiivii intuit-
I~tigulcd nnvl inlin'i ll n:
Ilithwlzth the Standard tlil li:..l luuiy
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10.12 SO. MAIN ST.
READY
TO‘WI‘ZAR
PHONE 2515 SO. NORWALK
Srlt‘tiNl) SEMI-ANNUAL 1. SA Lli
RAG RUGS ~
75c
iiil illttI iiii~~ lid: lino» ill ll uninlq-ml _....,.-;,|,..,,ll
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illt'iiI mg for iuillii‘mliih. ilt‘lil'tlilil|~ or will t'lil‘il"|'~ nlmii'
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l'mlt Ii'li'tit‘l'. lilixl‘ to \\'i|\il nip-n wllwl, M” 1'3 \ fill
int-11w. IIt'Ullilll‘ prim- Wu,
H \l\ H uni: i.l,\l
Dresses Dresses
$5.95 ; $10.00
i'ni'ii dim-n iillti t'l‘l-iw :iw l“i:lt vi'vpv tIl‘I'HHIBS in ii grunt
l'liilll‘ in ln-uiilil'ni ni'rny nl' wring witty. and
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Silt‘ii.\[i i‘iiuiL
Ruddy Cheeks and
Happy Laughter
~slrr rip: of:
hmlihy Irene!
One of the most essen-
tial factors in preserving
health is the absolute
purity of the foods you
eat.
.__®__
The food-products we
offer you are constantly
being tested in our Food
Testing Laboratories to
insure their purity and
wholesomeness. They
are subjected to the most
rigid of tests, and must
pass them with flying
colors before we ‘ofl‘er
them toyed.
._®___
We maintain these ex-
tensive resting labora-
tories so that you may
be CERTAIN that the
foods you serve are
pure, wholesome and
healthful !
By closing out stores at 9 P.-M.
Saturday nights out managers en.
lo, Iliorter hours which makes it
possible for them to serve our
patrons more etiidemiy.
at unusually low prices that
invite'you to buy in quantities!
' , ' '
Fruit themed—um Mu! flavor in thrrliivrd Irv but!" lovrrl’
Butter
‘ Potatoes
FINEST CREAMERY lb.
Fine granulated m... [or to“! and (acting an! ,
“gar can NULATED 4 it... c
Bil, numb mum—m film: of flu Mam mp! ‘ ‘
0 Lbs. c
Rich in bodybuilding rflamim rental!
ampbell’s Soup
TOMATO
3 cans
Sunnyfitld Brand.
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