5.
Erla— Magaavox— Creole:
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Wing. “talcum. lesthliorwalh
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It is not always the low price that makes the bargain—
it’s what you get for the price.
Poultry wire. one inch mesh. 18.
84. 80 inches high. 0 lo‘pes' 7t.
Flit, kills flies. mosquitoes. moths.
'ants. bed bugs. otc.. tit. also com-
plete with sprayer. value 81.81.
Saturday .......... sags
Fly-tour. kills tlios. moths. mos-
88." Adjustable lace curtain
watchers with stationary brass
pins. 0 ................ ”.20
88.88 All copper. oblong shape
Q; . wash boilers with tin cover. No.
" a 9. O . ........ . ......... 04.78
Mirror aluminum. 2 qt. sauce quitoes. roaches. etc.. 15 pint
pens. with long handle and cover. sise ..................... .. 800
o . ....................... sec Pint size ................. . 780
Universal electric vacuum clean-
‘Johnson electric floor waiter and 0". 110.820 volt with set of at-
lishcr. @ ............. 8-12.80
,_ Also “med out by the day. tachments tree. @ ....... “0.80
o. ............ 82. 00 per day Colariscd moth proof garment
,3." '1 '110 volt. bags with side opening. size
1‘ Garden wheel barrows. made or 80:50. 0 ' """"""" " "a
2 hard wood with iron wheel. ex- Large size heavy wire rubbish
"‘ tn stronl'. O ........... 88.08 burners. 0 .............. 02.00
as. Washington Street South Norwslk, Conn.
FOUNDATION GARMENTS
‘ The invisible influence that assures-the smart-
ness of a costume is the Corset beneath it.
N o matter what your figure type may be, we
have a Girdle, a Corset or a Corselette, to give
you those lines that the season’s styles require.
Let our Corsetier help you select the garment best
suited to your individual requirements. ,
THE N. E. RYAN C0.
86 Washington Street, South Norwaik
. '—
New York Markets
143 Washington St. 55 Main Si:
80. Norwalk Net-walk .
Telephone 3213 Telephone 2828
Specials
GENUINE SPRING LAMB
1:?sHOULDBR LAMB 18c 11.
SMALL LEGS LAMB 32c11.
RIB LAMB cnors 35111..
1.0111 LAMB cuors 45.11.
SEWING LAMB 15.11.
_LBAN FRESH : BEST MILK
PORK PRODUCTS FED 'VEAl.
animations." . .201 ssma»v.h..........1sc
than rant Pot Roast. 27c Bump v.11 231
PreshCutPork Chops .. 28c an V081 Chops soc
”WWW”... .100 LoinVelehops........3iic
maven... ..... .1263resstVesl............16¢
_.
mmenibnoast. ...... ,...........,30clb.
RibRoast(Boned&Rolled) ........30clb.
-‘Bread&ButterPotRoast......... 24clb.
stickingriécesrotnoast.........;2ocib.
FreshChoppedBeef................18clb.
,“3 Steak32cib.
assassination
iPorta'houseSteak...............’..36clb.
:PkteBeeereshorCorned........10clb.¥
"t‘mdepLoinBeefuuuuu ‘26ch.
BakeFancyRoastingClilckens.. .42¢;is_
::qull‘ryilthhlckens............4k1b.
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WIAI'. m YORK—“8
Moo—Dinner music.
dub—Talk. Frederick E. Crane.
7: oo—Gene lngra‘hsm‘s Orchestra.
7:.80-8tory Teller.
7 “+0011 Gutantog. Sadie Zuck-
erman. piano duo.
8:00—The Happiness Boys.
RIO—Eagle ”his.
moo-edifice Sersdco Quartet
Orchestra.
Duo—The Vikings.
loioo-Whittall Anglo-Persians.
10180-— on. Goldman, -viollnist.
lo:dl— lphine Much. contralto.
11o o13—Bsn Bernie's Orchestra.
WJZ. NEW YORK—‘88.
7: OO—Commodoro Concert OrChes-
trl.
8:00—Bundlal Serenade".
8:80—Bonnie Laddics.
9: Oil—Jan 'sitlfire.
10: 00~Manhatt 11 Male Quartet
10:80—Lorraine Orchestra. .
WEN. NEW tons—m.
7:00—12": Theater Ensemble.
his—"Searching {er Gold by Air-
plane."
hits—Gordon
dancing.
8:05—Kathn'n Connolly. soprano.
8:18—W.~'H. Melvin. tenor.
8:30——Al Cicconc's Orchestra.
“171018,- NEW YORK—841.
0:00-—0l3cott Vail's' Ensemble.
8:80—Ernlc Golden's Orchestra.
7:80—Snch's Musical Monarchs.
8:00-Blliy Day. songs.
BzaoeCoiislns shoe‘stylc talk.
8: til—Broadway Association.
9: (lo—liaidman hour of music
10: Oil—Donald Flamni. critic
10: 80—Walter Preston
11:00-—Hotbrau Entertainers.
11:00—Jack Denny's Orchestra.
1: midnight—Entertainers.
18:15—Van and Schenck.
izzao—Parody Orchestra.
“RNY; NEW tome-ass
P. M.
hoe-“Sports": "Commerce."
7:15—-’I‘he‘atre ' ipdcx.
7:80-Jesn Thomas. soprano.
rue—Alma W..-'McCann. "Foods."
moo—Richard iiageman's hour.
and
Bcrcsi‘ord. clog
Sylvan'ilarris. I
moo—Tuxedo Musical Club.
8:45—‘Georgo DAhdree. J u l i e t
Merino. barytone and siolin.
10: ib—Novelty night, Bide Dudley's
Gang.
11: 80—Aeollsn Orchestra.
WGBS, \‘EW YORK—818
P. M. .
6:00—Uncle Geobee.
6:80—Jule Ansel Orchestra.
7:00-'-"What'sv Your Radio Prob-
Problem?“
him-Susanne Bic mond. soprano.
7:20—8ernard. Ms tin. pianist.
WMSG. NEW YORK—818
P. M.
moo—Ringling Brothen and Bar-
num a Bailey Circus.
WEN. NEW YORK—816
P, M.
8:80—Woodrnanston Orchestra.
7:00—Harry Richman'a Enter-
tslnerl.
7. 80~Treuurcland Neighbors.
8: 00—Uncle Robert's Chat.
Bios—Harriet Merber. pianist.
8:3o——Frank H. Oehs. tenor.
8:85—Leon Goldman. violinist.
8:80-—Fitspatrick Brothers.
lies.
9:00—11an Stone’s Orchestra.
:8o—Loew's Orchestra.
1 :OO—Roseland Dance Orchestra.
10:80—Anatol Friedland. ’
flit—”licking and' Amplification."
med- '
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FRIDAY, APRIL 9,1926.
’“l ii r
“Pie 8 Off to
North» Pole
COMMON RADIO
TONGUE SOUGlii
Commission Hopes To
. Get World Language
for Universal Ilse.
NEW YORK. April tI.-—-(Al'l. A
world language or electricity, which
will enable radio fans the world
over to discuss their hobby in corn-
monierms is one of the problems to
be worked out at the tonalsy con-
vention of the international Elec-
tra-technical Commission beginning
hora April 18.
National committees in the ur-
lous countries which mil si-nll dele-
gates to the convention haio been
developing studios in this field and
will report to the commission.
"Radiotxpnnsion." said Dr. Clay.
ton iinlscy Sharp. president or the
United Slim-s Committee of the
Commission. "1111:. increased the de-
mand {or common terms and sym-
bols. Electricity is looming as a
powerful instrument of t'onrzord
among all pcopics and apart irom
all scientific consideration. it is im.
portsnt to commerce that. tlnrs be
standardisation of burns in the elec-
tro-tcchnicnl field so that pl‘nplt" in
diilercnt lnnila can know 1111.1» they
are talking about.
"This new international tongue
may in part consist of symbols. It.
is essential that there he standards
for rating. for designating sizes and
performanvis ot r'riicirlinl machin-
cry. Standardized l‘OQIiirilllimia need
to be used in asking for ili’lfl nndii
tenders in i'llslni'rr "
Lieutenant C 0 mm a n d c r Bird
bonids the 8. S. Lhnntiir nt N121
York for his trip to Spinners-2n.
where he Will hon oil in an attempt
to fly to the North Pnlf‘.
There's no incentive to work now.
Income tax returns “iii bi" 1.0111. is.
met. this your.
Matrimony": grr-nt advantage
keeps you from being single.
aboooegoumoo
713m? the ‘
COM BINATION
to raise your chicks
is it
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limo—Clarence Williams‘ Trio,
11:80—Kit Kat Entertainers.
1 2 : OO—oDance Orchestra.
WNYO, NEW YORK—528
P. M.
6:10~—.\iarket high spots.
czzo-ol’iano selections.
6: tie—Elementary French lessons.
7. Oil—Advanced French lessons.
7: zo—Polic'o alarms.
9:20—St. George Society Orchestra.
10:10wDeamatio readings.-
10: so-vPoiice alarms: weather.
WENT. NEW YORK—Ito
P. M. '-
7. 00~anckerbocker 'rrio.
8:10--E\a Miller. violinist
8: 20—Orchestrs.
8: Bil-Ollie May. ."Sunshinc Girl. ”
8: til—Madame X. soprano.
9: Oil—Navy Band.
10: 00—0llvc May and Leroy Monte-
‘ santoi
10: 28—Orchestra.
10: ell—Charles Stetson. Harmonies.
11: oo—mretta'aeynolds. pianist.
WEBB. NEW YORK-:78
P. M.
8:00,—_Eddie Gillie. barytone.
6:154-411 Clarice Iii. Barlght.
8180—011 estra. -
WRAP, NEW YORK—240
P. 87.
a: ao—Dlnner music.
flit—Mary Plnney. pianist.
' 7: 80—81": Cheatharn.
8: 00— own Digest. e
"8:! ring Sextet.
9: 80—Address. Franklin Fofii:
9: d8—Dorothy Hoyle. violinist
19: 00—11108 Quartet.
10:18—Classieal'Concert. - -
W018, NEWARK—405
P. "5- i ' .
8:15—Blll Wathey. "Sports."
8: 80—News. bulletin.
6: (O—Bretton Rail String
tet.
Quar-
Arrested 8, man ianellowstone
Park for ling. a deer.
he tried toipaas. the buck.
To‘iresp ti'omlcbeiag annoyed by
gray;hs.lr: consider . it dignified.
AskYourDreggist i
' J. l. MALLETTE
or course
Here’s the, way to get strong-framed,
; plump-bodied poultry that will earn you
i greater profits.Lowrnortality, better health
i and greater egg production result from
i feeding these Fui-O-Pop feeds. ,
Q: :8:—-;!Books." .n o.- Canonical». - M‘“ 1”
7:5 —- arman Neumanppinnist.’
8:80—Leo Lynch. tenor. mauWWSQNPw
9:00—1‘ by Dr. Frank H. Vise.
, tel Scldby ~ .
GUS GREEN
ROODNER FEED. co.
' cassett'iwwm
CHILDREN’S PAJAMAS
i One piece Pajamas in soft crepe. short siccli‘cs. ideal for
A summer wear.
- Pink, blue and white ground with Sync and flower do
signs, 2 to 8 years. According to size ..... 79c to $1. 50
0e apiece Bajsmas in fine white cross- 11.11. .‘J, 4 and 6
1 s . .' ........... .. ...... ". ..... 79c
: 'Two piece crepe Pajamas in dainty colors attractive
figifircs and stripes. 10,12 and 14 years .‘. ....... $1. 75
88 WASHINGTON 8'12. SOUTB NORWALK
11' WILL PAY YOUp'l‘O 'rArus
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BOYD WALL PAPER STORE
“The Store with the Orange Froni' '
Beadquarters for Wall Paper
and Paint "
30.11.1113 31‘. tel. 870 NORWALR
' Store floors 8 to 8
Open Saturday Night
1926 Will.Bs the Biggest
Weii'Psper Year
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Loosens rusted nuts and . .
bolts, couplings, hinges, { [host iil'L‘r .- 1111; full
valves. etc. cut .iliii ucli inzulu ill l:
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For use wherever a 11
Solid graphite surface . iile Sl}'ii'> illlii L'Uiill‘a‘ 3
( lubricant is required. are Slil’t‘ in 111mm: you. if
Sold in pi i, all d ' , .
live-senile: .1013.“ Only $ 1 .00 I.
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. 56 South Main Street
/ 0111.! an NINC V South Norwalk. Conn.
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1,8. Puritan Hams, skiniied backs, special price, lb. . ........... 35c
:’ Strictly Fresh Native Eggs from nearby farms, dozen . .7591: ft:
loo 3
'3. New Bunch Beets or Carrotii . .. 3 {or 250 New Cabbage .......... . ..... 3 lbs. 25c ‘1.
Li, Iceberg. Lettuce or Celery ..... 2 for 250 Fresh Pineapples . .. . . 201: ’g
in . - 3‘
1%. Pillsbury’s, Jones’ or Gold Medal Flour, Bag . . .‘ .......... 81.49 (a:
I? Cloverdale Flour, Bag $1.39 Uneeda Biscuits, dozen 551' E.
‘ ee 6
i 2 1 . . _ 41..
3:3: Extra Fancy Large irrape Fruit, 2 for 25¢ Cal. Lemons, doz. 39c .3.
8 "' ' 8:9
l3: Del Monte Large Size Prunes, 2 lb pkg. ...... . . . . . ....... 39c '3'
. . 7' O
0:. Sunsweet Medium size Prunes 2 lb. pkg. ........ . . . . . .291:
3: Horlick’s Malted Milk .................. ... . . . . . . . . . . .. 75c
33¢ Fancy Pasteurized Fresh Made Butter . . . ............ lb. 49c :5: i
3? Meliin’sFood ...... , ........... 65c
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’:° Fancy Baldwm Appl s ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .14 qt. basket 95c 3“
:3: Fancy Rome Beaut or Wincsap Apples .. . . . ..... . .doz. 50c H;
l .
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:3: Campbell I Campbelis Pink Jello “ Van Camp‘s Van Camp's 9?
3 Soups Beans I Salmon I Soups I Beans ‘1‘“ .0
.3. s to:- 280 s {or 210 2101- 25c .3 im- 28c 3701' 2:10 31'01' 25¢ {a
co ‘ °
4:: Native turnips pk. 35:: Yellow onions .. 4 lbs. 25c Parsnips ...... 3 lbs. 250 :i:
O . e’e
iege Yuban, Maxwell House, Astor House, Premier Coffee, 3 cans . . $1.55 .f..;‘vi
i3: Del Monte . Del Moxie Del Monte Del Monte Del Monte 2.. l
1 g sliced Bum-1 s u: I Pineapple I Apricots Raspberries or ’3".
0 9 Peaches Sliced Pouches Large Large Blackberries 0 er-
.:¢ 5 for 81.00 8 for $100 Ii for 89C 3 Cans $1.00 ’3 for $1.00 3.
0E0 Del Monte Valley Del Monte Del Monte Del Monte \‘sllcy Pears 1:.
I ... Sliced Apricots Sardines Peers Pears Large 2
' 3 Pineapple. Large Small ‘9’ t
e.e 4 Cans s1.oo 3 Cans We 2 for 250 :1 Cans «11.19 3 Cone sec 3 Cans 890 {a
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.g. Crushed Pineapple ....... 4 cans $1.00 Hancock Fruit Salad . 4 cans $1.09 If:
3 :3: Grape Fruit Rnncock Del Monte Silver King 1 :E.
, Ream Spinach l‘rnlt 5111111 12ml. Dry Bencm Cut ‘a‘
00. I I largo cans I Ginger Ale I Boots 3 Cans bite «in
i ” . 4 Cans 21,00 3 Cans m B 101- 11.29 6 bottles 01.00 :2,
:9: Benefit Bess, ComorTomatoes ..........................6cans75c :2:
..3. BenefitLimaBeansorCut'Green Beans...................6can599c .3.
ea ' 3
.. PureLsrd- ii lbs. for $1.00 Crisco ..... . ...... .6 lb. cans $139 3:
.3. Confectionery Sugar ....... 3 for 25c Hartley 5 Marmalade ...... .. 3 for $1. 00 i
.1, Clover or Magnolia Milk ... .. 7 for $1.00 Acme Currant .ieuy ...... . .......... 296 ‘z’
3:. Cloverdsle Evaporated Milk ,_ 12 {0181.19 Crystal Celatine 2 for 25c 3;
O. . . 7 A t
.3. HanoockWholeBeets................. ..3cans$1.00 :3:
ee 2
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:3: Fine Granulated Sugar . ........... . . . . . . .17 lbs. $1.00 .;. ’
3;; Quart Mason Jars, stiur mixed, sweet mixed or dill pickles, 39c
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3. Japanese torietpaper, 6 for 50c Kirkman’s Soap, 17 for $1.00 '3
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3 f . 2
3: Namcocrab-meat.......................small,39clarge69c 3::
8 -‘ " '. 1 o: ‘
:3: Rumford Baking Poivder, 1 lb. can . . . ; . . . . .. .............. 33c .:
oze , ' ‘ $0
:: Cloverdale macaroni, spaghetti or noodles . . . . . . .3 for 25c ‘E‘
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3: Emmy fGi'ggnANefvtown Pippin Eating Apples, Special Price, dozen 29c Ii:
.3. use 0 :1 pp es .... ..... . .......... . . ... . .......... $2.50 ,3, 1.
. 0‘.
: Sunshine Graham Waters, 8% lb. Edgeinont Ginger Snaps, Crackers or 3.
.8: 303:” ...... . .................. .693 Graham Wafers. box 25c; 3 boxes 69:: :3.
1*. 13.31:: Burrs??? 3:311 .... mm 1.... -------
‘i’. Large'Stsr'Nsptha Powder, pkg. . f _ . 253 Fancy Texas Spinach. peck.. . . . . 25c 0?
” Large. Cold Dust. .:28c dish mop tree Large Seedless California Oranges. 2'
I? DasesBPowder.......lilb «11181.00 dozen..q...... ...... ...... .391: '3‘
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