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SLEEP ALL NIGHT ‘
NOW
Says rennsylrsnis Man. Not Both-
ered by Bladder Weaknesses
At Night.
A. O. Smith. 41 W. Broad St"
‘Bethlehem. Pm, says. “I now rise in
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f STAMFORD
the morning refreshed and feeling
lino. Will gladly tell my experience
by words or letter Getting up nights
tor bladder relief is nature's warn-
ing'l .0! danger ahead. Lithiuted
Buchu cleanses the bladder as epsom
salts do the bowels. driving out ab-
normal deposits. neutralizes exces-
sive acids. thereby relieving the irri-
tation which causes getting up
nights. The tablets cost 2: cents each
at I" drug stores. Keller Labore-
tOriea. Mechanicsburg, 0.
locally at Stillson-l’owell Corp.—
r Kiddie Caps
and Bonnets
Organdy and Net Oops
Imported Organdy and Silk
Bonnets
Washable, Hand Painted Pique
flats tor boas
1.1. MALLE’l'lE
00 Washington St. So. Nos-walk
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YOURSHIP
COMES lN
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GAS RANGE
NOW
Angevine
Furniture Co.
Wilt, NEW YORK-dob
P. M. '
7:00—Vnndcrhllt Orchestra.
law—Judge Jr.
7idh—ltadio Mixed Quartet.
hos—Sport news.
MOO—Noise oi' the silent draina—
First National presentation.
. "The Wise Guy."
8:30—43. 8. Murillo Band.
Shim—Salon Orchestra.
10:30—1‘110 liceord Boys.
limo—Freddie Rich's Orchestra.
WEAF, NEW YORK—Av:
P. M. .
6:00—Dinnor music.
too—Midweek Hymn Sing.
7:80—Mclville Morris" Dance 0r-
chestra.
8:00—"What's a Good Book to
Read." Thomas Masson.
8:15—“Hire's Harvesters."
9:00—“Cllquot Club Eskimos."
10;00-—"Sll\ertown Cord Orchestra."
11-12—Vincent Lopez's Orchestra.
WBNY. NEW YORK—210
P. M.
7:00—Knickcrbocker Trio.
8:00—Blue Bird Orchestra.
Siaon—Vinccnt Moore. songs. 0
Sits—Ono Welsh. songs.
9:00—Hiiton Yokeman. tenor.
9:15—Ona Welsh. songs.
9:45—Loretta Reynolds. pianist.
10:00—Blue Bird Orchestra.
10:8 —Studio program.
10:4 -—Bluo Bird Orchestra.
VGBS, NEW YORK—310.
P. M.
moo—Uncle Gcebce.
6 : 30—Music.
6:85—"What the \Vorld Is Doing."
Gilli—George Hall's Arcadinns:
William Pike's Orchestra.
7:30—Sevilio Orchestra; Lulu Wey-
ant. songs.
8:00—"Gems from Ingcrsoli"
seplt Lewis.
8:10—Eisa. Clement. folk songs.
8:30—“Footlight and Lamplight."
9:00—Alecand Manuel Complnsky.
'ceilo and violin duets.
9:30-Old time minstrcis.
10:80—“EMO.” Harry llershfleld,
Milt Gross. Max Fleischer
and Jimmy Hussey. in “A
Jewish Poker Game."
10:45-—“Biack Birds of Harmony."
WRNY, NEW YORK—258.
P. 3'
6:4 —-Jewish Circle.
7:15—Radio questions
swers.
7:30—Camps and resorts.
8:00—Bon Bernie's Orchestra.
8:30—Ida, Walter's Ensemble.
Jo-
and an-
9:00——“Potash: the Great Desid-
cratum.” Dr. '1‘. O‘Connor
Sloane.
9:15—Installation of the Legion ot
Honor of Police De art-
u ment. Mayor Walker. om-
missioner McLoughlln. No.-
than Strauss. Bishop Sticrs.
Police Glee Club.
“113', NE“! YORK—30!.
7:30—Isabelio Henderson. soprano.
1 1s No. Main St. i M,
\ Phone 250 | P‘
‘ 7:45—Heaith talk. Dr. Percival.
moo—Will Oakland‘s Chsthesu.
8:80—“The Town of Upterhun."
St. John's Club.
moo—Harold Von der Haidc. pi-
snist.
.9:10—Poems by N. T. O.
9:20—Dick Hughes. ukulele.
9:30—Loew's Orchestra.
iuzuo—nob Schseter. songs.
10:15—Franccs Sper. contrslto.
10130—149 roy Smith's Orchestra.
11:30—Evorglades Orchestra.
ill midnight—Sophie Tucker's play-
ground.
P MWNYO. NEW YORK—520
6:05—Herman Noumea. pianist.
6:15—“Tennyson. Lotus Esters and
Ulysses."
sins—Jeanette Eberhard. soprano.
ads—Market high spots.
7:00—Vinton Higbis, tenor.
Luis—"Department of Public Wei-
fare." Bird 8. Color.
7:30—Pollce alumni
7:35-—Resurne of meeting of the
Board of Estimate.
8:00—Basebalt results.
8:05—Frnnlr Loam. violinist.
8:30—Bsr Association address on
“The Course ot s Criminsl
Case." William Black.
9:30—Gedney's Student Orchestra.
10:10—I.ecture service.
10:30—Police alarms; weather.
P MWFBH. NEW YORK—278
(lion—Dotty McLean, Lea Ford.
this—Automobile routes.
moo—Majestic String Ensemble.
1:00—Yorkville Radio Entartninera
" 11:3o—cmausn Royal Orchestra.
11:45-Sleepy Hall Orchestra.
WMCA, NEW YORK—841
P. M.
6:00»Olcott Vail’s String En-
semblo.
6:35—Judith Roth. soprano.
6:46—Taik. H. L. Strstton.
7:00-—Hotbrau mus Entertainers.
7:30—Kiein's Serenaders.
8:00—l'toemer’s Homers.
9:00—Bolow soloists.
9:30-Columbia Park Entertainers.
10:00—Coughlsn announcements.
10:30—Cnlirornla. Ramblers.
11:00—Erte Golden's Orchestrs.
”zoo—Broadway Nght.
WOKO, ORE—'38
P. M.
moo—Frank Gslusi. composer.
sue—America Legion program.
8:36—Inwood Post program.
moo—Nick Seraphine'a Berenaders.
Niall—Vanity Orchestra.
WMSG, NEW YORK—213
P. M.
moo—Jimmy Clark's Entertainers.
ozao—Hotsy Totsy Boys.
7:00—Sport talk.
7:15—Cnstle Royal Orchestra.
sub—Augustine Jacquillsrd. ao-
prano.
two—Willem: Robison. “Voice ot
the South.”
9:00-—Augustlne Jacquiilsrd. copra-
no.
nus—Irene Arrigoni pianist;
19:30—th1 Kata. soprano.
sits—Irene Arrigoni. pianist.
10:15—0er Smith. tenor.
pleasure
Lucky Strike popidarityisduetoafinal
refinement. Its unique flavor comes
from .45 minutes of toasting. This
costly extra processdcvelops the hidden
flavors of, the world’s finest tobaccoe. ‘
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moo—s. I. Leviathan Orchestra.
WUWIJ. NEW YORK—200
P. M.
8:20—MoEnory’a Entertainers.
woos-Question Box.
Izao—Fiorlne Instrumental Trio.
villi—Samuel Gilligan. tenor.
10:00—"Boeks." Walter V. Oavigan.
10:15—Chrls Tait. cellist.
10:10—Florine Intrumentai Trio.
10:80—0rgan Recital.
WOR. NEWARK-405
P. M.
5:15—13“! Wathey. “Sports."
ado—Jacques Jacob‘s Ensemble.
7:20—Nows bulletin.
DEGREES ABE CONFERRED
BY OUR BRUI‘BERS' LODGE
Our Brothers' Lodge No. 10 met
Monday evening at which time the
second degree was conferred on one
candidate and the third degree on
two candidates. During a. recess. a.
meeting of the building corporation
was called to consider a propostion.
Adjournament was taken without
dettnite action.
Other business was considered
and refreshments enjoyed at the
close or the meeting.
Sales Jump Following
Franklin Price Cut
bum-r prices announced recently
by the Franklin Automobile Com-
pany have brought a real response
from buyers of fine cars. nccordlnx
to tho Norwalk Franklin Co. llomcr
Ring, in charge or the agency. tells
of l‘l‘pOI‘tfl received from the Frank-
lln factory.
The price reduction which was
announced on May 2. and placed the
{Uliy equipped Sedan. the leader of
the line, at $3.79“, the lowest prh't‘
in this llrm's 25 ycar history. led to
an influx of orders and delivery rc-
poris that produced it condition of
0\'(‘l‘tlt‘lnflnd on at least two types,
the Sport Sedan and Sedan with
Auxiliary Seats. Daily shipments
from the factory since price change
have jumped 83 per cent. above the
average {or April preceding date of
price reduction. Drivi-nwnys at time
Of report were averaging one in
every nine minutes.
individual Franklin salesmen too
are benefiting by the swing to the
style car by folks not formerly Frank-
lin buyers.
first of the year have been cngaged
in l contest organized along Army
lines. were given six months to earn
the rank of Captain. promotions ll(‘-
lug made in accordance with de-
iivery of cars to customers. Ile-
livery activity following prlcr- rcduc. .
tlon is at a pace whereby some .uiiics- '
men will attain the ("npinln's com-
mission in a. single month's time.
Threw» salesmen. t‘harics l~‘. l‘ox of
New York. l‘nul ti. Murray oi Lilli—
custcr. l'n.. and l“. \V. Kncliol of
AlillelllP. N. (3.. already uri- Majors.
From the standpoint of rciull dc-
livcrics.
this yi-nr is well ahead of 1925.
which was Franklin‘s banner year.
EAD COlDS
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”Pl, iulycupnfi‘s Season’s Most Fashionable Millinery
Mesa-am ROBERT his crud“
Balesmen who since thc'
'ThemEakeWDay Aid
Franklin huslnrss to dutc'
; Not merelyaleavenerforyour
5 ismorethanthat—itnotenlymskesb uits.muf.
fins and cakes ' ht, tender and of fine texture.
but also adds no food value to them, and only ‘
Rumford does this. You can always depend on
§RUMFORD
The Wholesome ‘
BAKING POW DER
-Rumford
Felts-Silk and Straw Combinations
All White
39 inches long
21 inchu wide
29c
1800 Heavy Turkish Towels
HOWLAND’S
F reshmsn Mutemidce Radio
Beautiful console my cl
Exide battery, Kwiklite
R. C. A. Tubes complete
battery
$99.50
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Where Else Such a Wealth of Summer Merchandise:
Help to moire
your garden grow
Magic weedeni 750. Garden
rakes .750, $1.35, $1.45.
Garden hose 700. 950. $1.15.
Speding forks $1.45 and $2.15.
Grass shears 500. Turf edges
$1.35. .
Grass books 350 and 700.
Pruning shears $1.10.
_ Hedge shears $2.15 and $2.50.
Hand troweis 100 and 120.
Wire lawn rakes 850. Wood
lawn rakes $1.20.
Bamboa lawn rakes $1.25.
beggidren’s garden sets 300 and
Lawn mowers 12 in. $10.
Lawn mowers 14 in. $8.50,
hora. $12.95 and $14.50.
l Lawn mowers 18 in. $17.25.
' Garden hose % in. 25 ft. $4
and $4.25. 50 ft. lengths $7
and $8.
Fourth door rear.
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Ready-made
Awnings
, Ready made awnings all
ready to put up at your win-
doys in pretty woven striped
awning cloth, 2 ft. 6 inches.
3 ft. and 3 ft. 6 inches wide $2
‘ In painted green and white
strips 2 ft. 6 inches and 3 ft.
6 inches wide $3.
._ Porch shades, green or brown
in any width.
‘ 4ft.$3.50,5 it. 8.50.61t.
$5.50, 7 ft. $0.50, 8 it. $7.50.
9ft.$8.50 10ft.$9.50,12lt.
$11.50. domplete with cord
had pulley: ready to rang. y
,i Window screens strongly
boastmefod adjustable frames
ogslvsnized wire cloth.
15:33 in. 450
$2ng in :3: d i f ll f h d d
1“. Splendi qua ity— u as lone -—goo'
22:33; i; 3:: weight silk with iisic top and sole is the
30:37 in. 850 season’s most wanted colors.
80:45 in. 250 .
. gem]. doors, ‘ inch stiles Nude French nude
it in. thick. Nstnrsl finish— Chimpaigne Flesh
”M m mu" Au “M Black Gun metal
sires, complete with hinges
Screen doors, 4 inch stiles.
‘56 in. thick—Fancy construe
tion, glo- finish—all gslvan-
iud wire cloth-all standard
sixes—complete with hinges
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Lightsome airy fabrics whose charming colors and pat-
terns provide suggestions for frock truly indivnduai and attrac-
tive. And such frocks may be fashioned very economically, as
well, for these materials are all very special values as the ex-
cellent quality and low pricing will attest. Featured are
Silk and Cotton Crepe at 95c yard
in many new patterns and colors
Cool summer frocks made of these silk and cotton
prints are at once practical and smart for the fabrics laun-
der very satisfactorily. In a most inclusive range of light
and dark colorings—gay patterns—foulard deedgns—
36 inches wide—95c yd.
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Heavy gingham 32
Colored nainsook
Charming Figured Charmeen
Special 69c yd.
Fine of texture and lustrous in dainty and
fancy patterns—its exceptional quality combine to
stress the pricing as unusually low. Both tan and
white grounds—36 inch—fast color——-69c yd.
Delightful Wash Fabrics
at only 25c yd.
Most unusual assortment.
qualities. Included are:
Fancy ’voiles 40 inch
Figured prints 82 inch
Fine tissues 32 inch
Figured broadcloth 36 inch
Plain linens 36 inch
All usually sell for more.
Special 25c yd.
Exceptional
inch
36 inch
Where Else So Much Real Hospitality!
Filmy curtains
for Summer
Ruflied marquisette cur-
tains—blue or pink ground
with white dots and tie
bands—also fancy figured
white ruffles $2 pr.
F i n c mercerised voile
Curtains with ruffle and
band in blue and pink and
tie bands $2.50
Silk mfl'lcd Curtains in‘
natural color $2.50 pr.
Rayon panels Willi silk
fringe $1.50 each.
Shadow lace fringed
panels—silk fringe $2.25
each
Fine voile ruffled Cur-
tains and tie bands—fine
quality — g rt at variety
$1.50 pr.
Third floor
Couch Hammo—cks
for warm days
Couch hammocks of
' about every type and style
and color one could wish
tourth deer roar.
, Another
big lot of * those
fine silk stockings
for $1
The biggest dpllars worth in the city.
‘ it will be a good idea to stock up on
them for values like these can not be forth- '
coming" forever.
Maia floor rear \
:for. We name a few of the
types to show how reason-
ably they arc priced—but
say, look them over-it’s
the best way to appreciate
them! ..
Couch hammocks-—
striped green—good mat-
tress, wind shield and chain
suspension $10
Couch hammocks, plain
green, gray or khaki with
,uglflstcrtd back tufted—
“c a suspension $15
l-l cav y duck canva!
striped—green, khaki or
grey—upholstered back-
cha a suspension $19.50
Beautiful glider couches
With frame upholstered
backs covered with striped
canvas. complete $29.
Hammock frames $3.75
"each.
m nowusooav copes co.
anion" soar
Third floor
ALR‘u‘EA"
Norwalk Chronicler