' Vikneede.” booklets“ Maisonet- cl. 1 be found on sale > out, price 55 cents. learning the some verse some day throughout the , t has been summed by 1' we nature process. carried the some way—only. don’t see the pipes in e . [MIC maid IlPlll‘GaIiNhrTOR slihldden. Gone tales and N“. No more do on tie- the ice we on. lsctric cakes their IMP" ains chandeleee. mints. Let ueehow You. Norwalks’ Electric Co. 0. Iain St. South Not-walk Phone 2078 Commander. Charles ~ E. Rosendahl. new commander of tho dlrlsible Lee Aussies. is shown in the control room. Commander Roeendahl wee the senior surviving oiilccr of the Shenandoah. WOMAN TAKES PRII FROM 80 MEN IN HORSE SHOW "One more sport where women need no longer tear men's competi- tion” to the comment ot-the local press on the victory at the aristocra- tic Perle Horse Show of Madame 0. Fl. Langywho tool: her mount fault- lossiy over a dozen diilicult test ber- riers to win the Seine Depertmentfil Council's prise. Madame Lsng wen from more then 30 male competitors. This is the first time a woman has carried such it competition. Beside nogotia. ng the Jumps. Ms- dnme Lang had a satisfy the judges who sure a severe inspection on form and presentation to her mount. which was her more. Nine. One other woman. Countess Ter- nowska. was entered in another of the lending events, but failed to place. mrnllm’f “W STERLING W FURNITURE “'“ conrm‘ No. Main iii. " So. Norwslk R®BERT Felts—Sill: and Straw Combinations Season’s Most Fashionable Milllnery 21 sound stats ems! scorn noawm . We are now showing Spring . CONNEALLY 81‘ wellington Street Black, Tun. Souterne, Opel, Grey. Many others. cantilever for Correction and comfort Styles in osfcrds and Pumps. & - BRACKEN m 1! South liorwallt, Conn. “all“ GEHEBE’ Sit”... . ." mmnmnousawtnn- El Milo buxom Reasonably priced. KITCHEN TOOLS fie havens new line of wmnteed stainless kitchen tools with lien so or bills sud white enamel. such st potetoe masher-s. mixtns WW“. can openers. spatuals. on whips.‘ie.dels. apple carers. ice m “the thin: for showers and gifts. etc. all packed in separate, . MADE: mos AND PORCH J i. an LWING mucous. snoop..- "shit. ‘ munity work‘ls urted to attend. ‘ . I m. m rm. I Izoe—ebinner music. Item—columns University lecture. fish-Edith Wiederhoid. Pianist. list—“fie Lullaby W.” o lo I—Addrees by President Cool- We at until meeting of 1%; music by U .l. e Band. moo—A. O P. Gypsies moo—ems opera. “Norse do Fig- ”0'" nah-Ben Bernie‘s Orchestra. Wu. SEW YORK—Ibo P. M. hot—Continuum dinner concerl. RIO—"Development in News Col- lection and Distribution." hob—John B. Kennedy. 8:00—8. Fisher's Orchestra. 0:00—lieeding Railroad ltevclers. “zoo—Moorland hour; Sasha Cul- bertson'e String Qusrtet. 10: iol’fiilarry Leonard's Dance Or- chestra. WGBS. NEW YORK—lie P. M. I:00—-Unole Geebee. I:IO-—Dr. Jonah B. Wise. Cantor Michelle Ashkiuasa. two—Premier Orchestra. WBNY, NEW YORK—258. P. M. two-Estelle Duolo. poetry. two—Sports; commerce. filo-triadic Theater Index. hail—Joel: Fuid. pinnologues. ’i : “mm-lurid c’s Orchestra. B:00——Huekeli Propper. saxophone. axis—Amnlcur Debut Hour. 0100—"th: in Sleep" Hugo (lornsack. out—J. Van Cleft Cooper. musical travelogue; 0:80 -— Henriette Augstrclch. dunceu. 9:45-—-.ludlth Roth. soprano. 10:00-—l-erructl's WRNY Orchos~ trn. 11:00-l‘tadio Tluater Playersn WMSG, SEW YORK—213. P. M 7: 30-»Dsnce orrhcstrs. 8 "Lb-Sport tulle. EMS—Emma Mo). soprano. b'lO-ufiymphom Orchestra. \ moo—Max Filer. "Dreams." mill-"Jilin Lambert. commit). Mid—Armand Du Cesare. uke. Dds—Emu h'oIItr May. soprano. 10:00- «Armand Do Cesare. like. iO:lh-i.nn.bort. cnptralto. 1.1130 ~Ul'( honing. “LN, NLW YORK-dill. P. M. 6. 0-i~-\\'oodmunston Orchestra. 7. tG—Chnrns oi the Jacob Schlfi Center. 7:80-—Joo Wind‘s entertainers. Bzi‘0~“b‘iarnxo Batteries." ll. Shouts. Sidhudlmu-iund Dance Orchestra. 8 30-0001‘3'; Surprise. 9:30~l‘lob Murphy and company. 10:00 Al'airono and Far-one. piano and violin. “SSW—Belle Broolts' Bey Friends. WAD—Leroy Smith's Orchestra. lump—Dance Orchestra. 1! midnllht-«liunce Orchestra. “YMCA, NEW YORK—341. 6:00~01cott Vell‘s Ensemble. d:IO——-lllrnie Golden's Orchestra. 7::0—Kurts Karnlvsl Kings. szoo—Terminsi Music Hour. moo—Christian Science lecture. mull—Le Roy Monterento. tenor. limo—Manhattan Sereneders. Annual Meeting Of M. E. Bible Students The annual meeting of the Friend- ship Bible class of the East Avenue N. 3:. church will held last nltht at the parsonage. Over 20 members were present and s. fine evening was enjoyed. The final business for the year was closed and it was report- ed that all debts of the class had been paid. The members voted to [in 3100 to the church. A soolsl time followed the meetinx and re- freshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Jsmes Hsnfcrd and Mrs. Burton Osborne “rho following officers were elec- Hsrry Joyce. president. Mrs. Mary Stumph, dent. Charles Anderson. treasurer. Mrs. Buttons Osborne. social see. rotary. Frank Persons. chalrmen devo~ tlensl committee. Miss Decker. visitor. The office or the secretary will be supplied for a time. Better Homes Mess Meeting April 30 The community mass meeting held by the American lesion. Auxiliary er MQGodfreyPostNu. “in the W Hall onMprll 30 is in connec- tion with Better Homes Week which B. \ iceopresi- mushy. This meeting is being ar- rensed by the Women's Auxiliary for the [cod of the community and everyone who is interested in corn- so!" is em observed throsyhout the E ii :lo—Jsok Denny's Orchestra. 11:00—MeAlpin Entertainers. WRAP. NEW YORK—240. P. M. dzso~Hulmee String Ensemble. i:18—-—Luclle Wilkin, "The Music Of Grieg." filo—News digest. moo—Marlon Kener. soprano; Steel Jsmison tenor. 0 I. 15~chkman Price. “Air Guel- tlonnalre." lab-Marlon Kener. seprsno; steel Jamison. tenor. 8:45—-Slhyl Hues. speaker. MOO—Sylvan String Trio. . ado—James P. B. Hyndmsn. "Our Flag and Seal." limo—Sylvan String Trio. this—WIMP Men's Quartet. 10:00-Listeners variety concert; Lu- ci|lo Wilkln. Dorothy Hoyle. Dari Bothmunn. Phyllis Kraouier. Ruth Montgomery. 10:4fi-—»John Erh. organist, WEB“, NEW YORK—273. l’. M. moo-American Lesion news. Gus-Le Roy Montesano. tenor. 6:80——Al Hauser and Al Schenck. two pinpoints. ll:30~—Twin Oaks Orchestra. 12:00-—-A1\in llnusor's at home pur- tv. WOKO NEW YORK-233. 8: 00—~Consuolo lllvoro. pianist. 8:10—Franoea Paper, soprano. 8:30—Sunshlno Sonny. 9:00——Elissboth Block. soprano. lids—Orchestra Des Artist; 10:00—-—\'nnity Orchestra. \VNYO, NEW YORK—526 P. M. Ono—Market high spots. 6:20—Plano selections. . . MSG—Elementary German lesssons. 7:00—Advunced German lessons. 7:30—Policc alarms. 7:35-——Snra Rose. soprano. 7:50-—-“llusobnll." John B. Foster. s:05-——Ilecitnl by ilermnn Neunum. and artists. 9:00—41. V. Knitcnborn. tnlk. 9:30~—itirthmond Versatile Orches- lru. 10:30 «Police nimms ucniher. WBNY, NE“ YORK—filo P. M. ’I: Oil—Knickerbocker Trio. MOO—Movie talk. 8:05~L'nltcd States Army hour. 0:00-—'l‘he Harmony Boys. 9:45— uvclyn lmngwoll. pianist. 10:00—0rigimil Novelty Doys' 0r- rhr'stm. 10:15——-Gmn:c \i'zmi. ruritutions. l0: 30———"lrtlifst1 :L WI.“ '1, NE \\ YORK—288 l‘‘ M. 8' "J—J‘liumlicr music. America. o:on—-Quehunn box. 0:30—-Schickcring Entertainers. 10:00~:Siudy Club. 10:10-—.\lmioiino llulslzor. soprano. 10:30—Erno i‘lvld. cellist. lined—St. Cecilio. Ensemble. “'0“ NEWARK—«105 Society of P. M. Gilli-11“! Wnthcy. “Sports." 6:30-Jacquos Jacob’s Ensemble. 7:80—A‘nponhngcn Quartet. 8:00—~"ilurrent Events." 11. V. Knl~ tenliorn. t:30——~Annn Erickson. Julius Koehl. two-piano recital. :louflnmucl Siugel. mandolin. :55—Joseph Render. Rose Now- mnn. piano recital. :15—-—1~‘olnnd Gannon, burytone. :SO‘A—‘i‘imnlsh Symphonic Ensem- lie. 30—«Ilofhrnu Orchestra. 16-1"ltih Avenue Orchestra. Bridgeport Bus Line President Missing Joseph Hurry Ginsberg, 25. “8 Bond street. lii'ldgeport. president of the Gray Lino nus corporation. of Bridgeport. is being sought by police and relatives who cannot sccount for his strange disappearance Monday night. Ginsberg dropped out of sight Monday and since then his wife. who is nearly distracted. has not heard from him. nor any one else. So for as police and officials of the company have been able to learn Ginsberg left all accounts of the company in perfect condition, with the keys to his desk in the company's office. Besides these facts the presi- dent is heavily bonded and police say certain that he embezzled nothing. e is a World War veteran and is well known throughout Bridgeport. The following‘ advertisement sp- pesred in o. Brdigeport paper this morning: "Mr. Ginsberg. president of the Grey Line Bus Corp. has disappear- ed and the Corp. will not be re- sponsihlo for any bills contracted by him." aeo- “3‘5 10: ll: LANGUSGE EXPERTS WEAK 0N EVERYDAY CONVERSATION Some or the most learned and au- thorltative delve-rs into French lite- rature are English and Americans who don't speak a word of French. or speak only a. few halting words. This was revealed by the pro~ pricier of s Montparnssse bookshop, dealing in rare and specialised edi- tions. who is spending his spare time learning English that he may take care of his non- French speaking cus- tomers. . One of his customers who is on. able to make himself understood in two consecutive sentences has writ- ten a monograph. acclaimed by scholars. on the derivation of certain root words of the French language. news! g AND now turn to the enhance ~ For Watering Milk Jobs like. Weetport milk dealer and keeper of the Hawthorne Inn. rest reed. wesndned I1 and costs totalllu III, in Weetport town court . after pleading guilty to watering mlllt. Filte was arrested on complaint from liartford. who are said to be oheoklnl lip in this auction on cos- dltions under which milk is being sold or distributed. HE PROFITS most who reeds most classified ads. M NDAY APRIL 19, 1926. men... ” saver of both time and money. SURVIIAL OF THE norm A proprietary medicine like every- thing else that comes before the public has to prove its merit. it hes to meet competition rho low of the Survival of tho F‘ittl‘st implies to this as to other llililmi. 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