.BeADay Ahead
. -ou don’t read yesterday’ a paper.
‘ for that.
s the same way in the clothing business. The calendar
.3 not the weather rules now. When April comes along
on. regardless of years, come. around and fit. themselves
t. It’s the way people live today.
You are too up to
We are showing our Spring Clothing Now
Kappenlieimor -- Style‘plus Clothes
$25 “1 $45
t'omv in now ililil see the new clothes.
a day Olli'iitl.
unison soooungs OPENED
.ACOBY’S
"the Main St. South Norwslk
55 Main St.
Nor-walk
Telephone 2828
18': lb.
16: lb.-
30: lb.
36: lb.
2% lb.
. Lamb Fancy Poultry
.36: Extra Fancy Roasting
f3: Chickens 44c
OIIOOIOIIQIOCI.
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P. M.
l moo—Dinner music.
“lo-Gene ingrsham'
7:80—ltory Mar.
Rib—Genevieve McKee
moo—Tbs Happiness Bo)
i mac—nut. Trio.
' 9:00—Cities Service Quar.
Orchestra. fl
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spear's Birthday.
| imoo—Whittsll Anglo Persian -
in : Sit—Lou Raderman's Orchesll
l hall—Ben Bernie's Orchestra.
W11, NEW YORK—Ibo.
l'. M.
7:00—Commodoro coacert orchcs
8:00-8undial lsconsders: Morse
and Rogers.
s:30—-Bonnis Laddles.
lilac—Lorraine Orchestra.
W638, NEW YORK—Bio.
P. M.
moo—Uncle Geebse.
mac—Orpheus Ensemble.
7100—”What‘s
lent?"
TAO—Harry Gilbert. barytone.
was, \‘EW Ion—“i.
P. M.
e: so—Woodntenston Orchestra.
ers.
’ 7:30—Treasuroland Neighbors.
moo—Uncle Robert's Chat.
8 : Oil—Messelt's Orchestra.
8:90—Fitspatrick Brothers. songs.
sub—Michael Salpeter, violinist.
moo—William Goble. tenor.
moo—Poems by NTG.
10:00—Roeeiend Dance Orchestra.
10:80- Anatol Friedland.
limo—Kit Kat Entertainers.
12:00-8uvcr Slipper entertainers.
WRNY, NEW YORK—lbs. "
P. M.
7:00-8ports; commerce.
his-Radio Theater Index.
7:20-—8tudio Artist.
7:30—Jcan Thomas, soprano.
7:45—Aitred McCann. foods.
' moo—timer“ hour or music.
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8:45—“What’s in a Wave?" Byl-
van Harris.
moo—Tuxedo Musical Club.
:l:45—Barytone' and Violin joint rc-
citsl.
10:] I—Novelty night.
Ship’s Voyage."
li:00-—~Broadway nights.
WMCA. NEW YORK—Mi.
P. M.
moo—Olcott \‘uil's String L‘nsem-
ble.
GzaowErnie Golden's Orchestra.
7:80-Sach‘a Quality Boys.
8:30—Cousin’s style Talk.
mail—Broadway Association.
moo-snowman Hour of Music.
10:00—Donaid Flamm. dramatic
critic.
11:00—Hoibrau Haus Entertainers.
11:30—Jaok Denny's Orchestra.
lfizoo—McAlpin Entertainers.
WRAP. NEW YORK—240
M.
:30—Holmca String Ensemble.
:li‘i—Mai'y Ray Pinnoy. pianist.
:30-Kittv Chtatlium
:00—A—Nons digest.
:lb—Strins sextet.
Mil—Hugh Adams.
tion Restriction."
:00-—WHAP string sextet.
:SO—Franklin Ford. "False
erance."
9:45—-Dorothy lioylc, Violinist.
iozoo—Wiiar mixed quartet.
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10:15—Dorothy Hoyle. violinist: R:-
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ery.
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P. M.
6: Oil—Radio Ramblers. "
8: 15~Judgo Clarice Baright.
mac-Judith Roth. songs.
GAB-Mme. Meysa Gaynor.
no.
11:30—Connies' Orchestra.
12:00 midnight—Twin Oaks Oi'chcs.
tra.
WMSG. NEW YORK—213.
P. M.
7:30—Orchesira.
3:00-4:10“. talk.
8:ls-Il‘rank Marvin. tenor.
sub—Ralph Steli'en, barytone.
this—Clark and story. songs.
mall—Helen Gleason. soprano.
this-Orchestra.
Imam—Orchestra.
WNYC, NEW norm—ass.
P. M.
filo—Piano selections.
6:80-—Elementary French lessons.
7:00—Adyauced French lesons.
7:3ooLecture. “Tennyson."
hes—Mathilde Lindsey. soprano.
moo-Baseball results.
ado-Radio current events: spell.
ing bee. public and high
schools: music.
59: '30—“Story of the Evil Eye."
9: so—Germsn Theater Ensemble.
mall-Police alarms: weather.
WEBJ, NEW YORK—318.
Pu MI ‘ My
7:00-Achille Minutolo Orchestra.
Tub—Address. Lieut. George Post.
7:55-Jaele Gall. pianist.
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7: Oil—Harry Ricbmans Entertain-
9:20—Bob Murphy and Company.
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moo—Question box.
Milk.-
i‘" 10: so-omn recital.
syn.
8:00—Dramatlo talk.
8:15—Oli\'o May.
songs.
vii—Virginians.
9: OO‘WCJLCI M
9: lS—Lcon Gr '
9: lO—Mabel B(
mes—Wetter Sel 3“” "“1
10:02—Shell Beach ‘ .n
10:30—Southlsnd Dang
WGBB, FREEPOB‘ -,.
P. M.
8:00-Shirley Fulton. pianie .
sub—Mrs. Charles Wingate. t
azzb—Ai and Roselle Goldberg.
SHE—Hazel Rogers. soprano.
9:oo—-concert.
lomo—Korean Dance Orchestra.
11:80-Leser's Nito Owls.
WGCP, NEWARK—252.
P. M.
Roll—Alice Laurie, soprano:
Blanche Darvo. songs.
MOO—Polly Wolgemuth. Vera Ber-
tram. piano duets.
Rub—Firms lIIint. soprano
12:Oll~—Jimniy Shearer. rnrlln ondur-
anon test.
“‘55.“. NEWARK—263.
1’. M..
ozoofifiprman Gchrte's Orchestra:
talk.
1 7:00—Ai'tliur Greenfield. tenor.
TAO—Murillo Fisher. soprano.
7:4S»“Hunian Hinges."
8:00—Morths Fisher. soprano.
SAD—Newark Chamber of Coni-
. merce.
8:15-—Y. M. C. A. Minstrels.
9:00—Hai'nctt and Scoiield. songs.
9:30v—F'. A. Stalgci', talk.
Ul~i3—\\'allio i’lslloi'nc's t‘lt'elil‘strn.
\l‘Ol't. NEWARK—Illa.
recital.
P. i.
fi—Bill Wnthcy. "sports."
0~.\'ews bulletin.
0-—l':lrotion llull Quartet.
“‘NJ. .\ ICWARK—252.
adv-4‘;
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6:
P. M.
kilo-«Thou 'l‘lit‘uit'i‘ program.
9:0ii—-Erncst lluulorin. baritone.
Nib—Ralph Solodur. pianist.
9:30—Tnuhman's Smllors.
10:00~Ei'itest. llauloi'lu. baritone.
tints—Ralph Soiodar. pianist.
ltltlomllarry Cox‘s Robert
Orchcstm .
\VODA. PATTERSON—224.
M. '
Oil—Phoenix Orchestra.
:43—Miidrcrl Feliman. soprano.
zoo—Ramsey Post. songs.
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8:05-—-Thc Smyrna Quartet.
lizb—Al (‘iccone‘s Orchestra.
WLWII. NEW YORK—358.
8:30—McEnery's Entertainers.
two—St. Cecilia Ensemble.
Milt—Martin Andrews, bar-stone.
”mo—“Books." Walter Gavigan.
lone—Georgina. Schultz. violinist.
“hm—Anna Moore. soprano.
u'ns'v. Neutrons—sin.
too—Knickerbocker Trio-
"Sunshinc Girl."
tall—Jack Davis. Jeanne
9:00—Teddy's Virginilns.
:Io-Rose Gonehur. pianist.
WANG. RICH MILD—8N.
Helen
1' Sellers. tenor.
-ldman. \1olinist.
‘sthoit, soprano.
rs. tenor.
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lil:00--Talk and entertainment.
voracious!“
twee-«Mysterious violinist.
limo—Studio program.
llzzo—Clltford Lodge l-‘i'olic.
WTIC. HARTFORD-470. .
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i fizinhliub Trio.
l 7:30~—-".\lotor ’l'alk," Lauroncof
Southwlck.
fits—WT“? cartoon lesson.
s:00——Mcdical talk. '
Musical
Szlb—Brown Uniio...-iy
Clubs.
10:30—Helmbcrgrr's Dance Orches-
irn.
SHOE REPAIRING
Quality work done here at.
most reasonable prices in
town. Finest quality l
leather used. Specialist on i
ladies turn work. Just
give us a trial.
NICK NARDI
12 Woodward Avenue
South Not-walk
1"” GEHEBE’ ms
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86.98 Double ovens with llass
trout. ssbasto lined. 0 vs “I
Reductionsmnasakwm MoneyGoes'l‘wioeasr‘ar
NowasatAnyOther'l‘imeotthoYosr.
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323.60 8-burner New Perfection
oil cool: stoves. o ..... $18.08
Family sise glass wash boards.
o sac
'2.” Largo
copper bottom. 0 .....
size wash boilers.
- $1.93
,. nu Deli carriages th rubber
‘ ~v‘ tires and leather cover. assorted
galore. o sass
see-ease
31.4! urge aiss galvanized gar-
bage cans. 0 $1.29
91.25 “out. all white enameled
sound dials polls. 0 ....... 80c
’3?th also s. pure aluminum tea
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‘31.“ O-qt. all visits enameled
. osa-oasae-aaeeseeoesos .1...
sass Beat ‘steei garden torts.
models with very-
favored colors.
Smartly Styled
Costs for Spring
In Many Alluring
New Models
$25.00
in youthlul modes and more
matronly styles. these fashion-
able costs present a most. varied
ihoice. Straight lines.
and the latest from Paris
Page Boy Silhouette. M.
flare:
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are trimmed lightly pith tint-
ed iur.
Choosing a non C0.ii
for Spring will be an easy mat-
ter hero for
every number i:
fashionable in iinc. in fabric. in
trimming and all are .xpt-i'tly
tailored throughout.
Fifi
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.\s an Investment
only Government Bonds art
classed ahead of Guaranteed
Mortgages and Certificates
and no other investment 2:
tree from market fluctuations
in price. The inventor may
see the security. which 1:
improved Real Estate in his
own vicinity. The property
is appraised by experts.
usually by the appraisers ot'
the local bank. After this
comes the'absoiute guarantee
of the
Capital and Surplus of more
than 8130.000.
Company with its
This security will .appesl
to the conservative investor
who Is not in a. position to
follow the fluctuations or
the stock or bond market or
to protect his investment by
checking tax payments. in-
and maintenance at the pro-
perty. And the value of the
security is always exactly
what it cost.
An absolutely sate invest-
ment for sayings but at
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interest Paid Promptiy
Principal Guaranteed
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Presenting for Tomorrow Spring’s N'OCIKS
Smart Styles and Superio‘ at
$15
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reach of every 1)“le a “0nd.
smart types especially suity
Spring but for early Summe
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ments and including also It
for afternoon wear in a
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DIRECTORS
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gudgt of Probate ("oil-i
taniiord. Form. 1 '
Hon. John H. Bohr:
President. New Canaan
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lion. Haney P. Bisscll.
Collector or Customs
Bridgeport. F
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I Comptroller State of C'olriy
necticut.
Ralph E Brush
Attorney- ar-Lan Gree
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«lent. The Putnam Trust
tompany of Greenwich.
Robert L. Chamberlain.-
‘thuaninre g P. Harris.
asurcr. \‘iestport B '
& l‘rust Company. mm
Charles E. Hoyt
Secretary and Treasurer
South NOTWalk
panv Trust Com-
glanense special purchase from
802i.
Miami! C. Maxwell
eneral Superintende
Yale and Towne 3112.002;-
‘ Deny. Stamford. Conn.
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Bank or New Canaan.
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