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too—Dinner music.
d:55—-Scores.
7:OQ~—Synsgosue services: Address
by Dr. Louis Finkelstetn and
Marnie Compinsyk, \toiinlsl.
1:30—02 8. Army Band.
too—“Tn. Shinolas and the z in
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I;lO—-l)svts Saxophone Octet.
9:00—Ipsna Troubadours.
. lO;00—"Boccsccio." by the “'EAll'
Light Opera. Company
l1-12—Pelhsm Helth Inn Orchcs-
You, too, can
A PACKARD SIX
—and here are four sound reasons .
. why you should buy it now
TEL. 4100 NURWALK. C'l‘.
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Economy Day
“ECONOMY DAY”
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HE price reduction of We will credit the allowance ~1‘°0".:.°.“.""°d°"’ CW" 0.....- One Day Each Month The Boston Store
nearly a thousand dam, for your pmsoflt C” ' ainst tho gig—United! flit!!! sporting news.‘ Holds For “5 Patrons
madein 1925, put Packard down payment. if t ore is a .2...Zl'3”$§.in.mli§1...
Six comfort, beauty and drstinc- surplus it goes to reduce your '3?2Silhflfiid“"dr»$§.fl‘.”b°iii a. , .
tion at last Within the reach of monthly payments thus making Gould. sports .anér. The time for this monthly event is here, a store
‘* thousands to whom the posses- the required 08811 011th? at any logos—iiiai‘iixirizzxiigi and senator filled with amazing values, attractively dis—
BiOD'Of a. Packard had been a 10:30—Vsnderbilt Dells. Robbin
one time very low.
played, and appealingly priced. Hundreds of
lifetime ambitidn. “wigdmvgctygiihk—zls .. .
p . . , Prom D 1. NOW Possible n M ~ .. ... . ... “m ... . S values for the home. We guarantee a bona hdc
And Packard Six sales more Pt .. ,. :3g3:11;:‘3rliitskl3nx'ls‘i‘uat. COW i‘i‘m’ll‘i’. iii-lint“HESS??? iii-033i" savmg of from 10 per cent to 20 per cent on
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the jungle nml down the ltircr of
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llomvu'll's family. will: urc ulnious
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7:00—Sport talk. Marty Berg.
ids—Frances Sper. songs.
7:30—Ernlo Anderson, bnnjotst.
7:43——1"rod Puzicks, violinist.
selSnFrank McElduff, tenor.
immediate or early delivery of
any model Packard Six. But
while prepared now with full
If you have been paying over
$1500 for your motor cars you,.
too, can own a Packard‘Six.
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your Packard Six purchase—
even if you‘do not wish to take
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For Men’s Footwear
The new bleached tan out 'osterds. the featherweight oxford in
blast and tau. and the bmgns errord with wide square too are
all ready for your inspection. .
. Newest pattsrns in men's hosiery.
comm. -8: BRACKEN
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‘ New Haven Property Is
Badly Damaged By Auto
Accidents During ’25
Automobiles did more property
damsge in New Haven last year
than in any other municipality of
the state, according to a statement
prepared by the state motor vehicle
department subdividins. according
to towns. the 82,180,817 damage estio
mated to have been done through.
out the state during the year.
The damage in New Haven caused
by 2,110 accidents was put at $214.-
929. while Hartford. which had
more accidents. stood second in the
matter of property damage. at
"05.810. the estimates being made
by the department upon reports of
accidents submitted by operators in-
volved, .snd departm pt investiga-
tion wherever-“deem necessary.
The varying estimates of property
damage written. in, accident reports
by the operators are not relied upon.
.‘i‘hi'i in order with respect to
property 'dlmm~ steed midseport.
with‘u'imz‘i. destruction‘rsportsd
to havsbe‘en done by 2.00.1‘soct-
dents. ._'1‘hs damage ‘donrin other
municipalities or the state was as
follows: ' Waterbury. ”sum 1."!
accidents; New Britain. tosses in
m soonest: Stamford. stars; in
655 accidents; Norwulk. 851.080 in
in accidents: Her-ides, ”1.590 in
. in accidents: New tandem 837.795
:18 in 184 accidents!
' Most of the dsmsu reported had
or in Dirt. but the damsu to other
property is included. It will be
notsd‘thst the mops! Incident
in cities on‘ths mun highway (tom
Boston‘to Row "fork by were!
Hartford and lies-idea. is larger
. than in‘mest othercitiss.
, -a----—-—-—-- but a. «as: see no.” » .m results ~
0W. . ”0‘! W. bk- — “than , no eels ”WI—Pol. sac—"w. w. Gibson." Alex do a. l
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Germans Ready To Sell
When We’re Ready To Buy
German wine and liquor-dealers
are still optimistic when it comes to
believing that the Volstssd not in
the United States will be repealed.
Virtually every dealer is ready to
resume intensive business relations
wttr American purchasers or wet
goods. ‘ '
In the expert department of Kem-
pinski's wipehouse. the cellars of
which cover 10,000 square test.
there in a vacant section labeled.
"This space reserved tor the U. 8.
A." The manner of the department
nxplnins that foreign orders prior to
packing an assembled in diaerent
sections of the cellars for customs
inspectionrlnd levying o! the export
tax. Since prohibition went into at-
iect in the United States the Ameri-
canssction has not. been used for
other pruposes.
Fears Confiscation Of
”Me Stop. MI“!
In the controversy surrounding
the property oi onedime rulers in
Germany. former Duke Ernst Au-
gust von Brsunschweig. . sen-in-law
at William Hohsnsollern. apparent-
ly sees the handwritirlg'on the walls.
He has ordersd‘ooutrsctors to halt
extensive repairs to his cutie in
by the posse” of a law eentisostins
with idsmniiiosiion former rulers'
nwmrhs referendum on the .7:io—— Willinms‘ Orchestra.
‘° "° cm" 'm‘ 4"“ “w” °‘ “" o estion oi the scanner royal pro- , NEW sons—ass
- motor vehicles themselves. in whole rty will 5. held June so. . P. H.‘ . -~ - ‘
‘llrsst (Ausuht married Princess
Victoria Mules. only daughter or
Emu")! .Willhmin 1918. Th”
have iivs’ehiidrsn-
~ nurse. - .
’ "I metmr hushshd yesterday.
P. M.
8:0!‘—l-.'d Berlin's Orchestra.
s‘lo—didna Josephs. pianist.
“goo—Billy. Day. songs.
WEN, SEW YORK—36!.
P. N.
'lztlo—Iicona Birnbsum. songs.
7;]E—Bob Langston, songs.
7:30—Loew's organ recital.
8;00—-—Jmmy Flynn, tenor.
dds—Frances Sper. contrslto.
Izzo-v-Clarence Williams’ T110.
too-"Make Money Produce." H.
K. Hutchens.
Ozio—Loelv's New York Orches-
in.
int—Palisades Park Orchestra.
10:00—Roseland Dance Orchestra.
llrsofi—Dsnce orchestra.
12 mid—Dulce orchestra.
P -\\'Bl\'Y, NEW YORK—210.
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7:00—Knickerbocker Trio.
too—Leroy Montessnto. tenor.
Bzii—Berliner's lmperiais.
his—Radio Bobs.
hid—The Rover Reclter.
moo—Andy Razor. Paul Dennlker.
MIG—Lillian Flosbsch. soprano.
Otis—Bob Brandes.
10:00—Frsnk Gsllsai, like.
lads—Book Review, C. Odets.
10:30.4. Kit-sh. songs.
mus—Berliners Ilnperials.
WRNY, NEW YORK—259
P. M.
OHS—Protestant Circle, Rev. Nor-
man V. Peale.
7:00—Sport Rays.
1:10—Commercial Digest.
“hill—Radio Theatre index.
7:20-Clsrence Bloemaker, tenor.
7:80—“What Tubes Shall I Use?"
Joseph Liebowitz.
his—Kathryn Behnke. lullaby
lady.
8:00—Leon Carson. tenor.
8:15-11—Chsries D. lsaacson's Con-
cert—Marts. Klein Ensemble;
Pauline Watson. viollnl 1;
Empire City Quartet.
WHAP. NEW YORK—240
P. M. "
Gail—Kolmes String Ensemble.
kill—Winifred Bauer, "Piano Mas-
. - 'terpieces."
?:do-News digest.
nos—wasp Madrigal singers.
hit—nuns White Adams, "Imml.
nation Restriction."
[ml—Dorothy Hoyle. violinist;
list-ion Kener, soprano; Earl
. Palmer. tenor.
9:109-rfiickman Price. speaker.
I: O—Ap‘g‘usts ltstson. resdinz.
10: o—Mnry Pinney. organ recital.
10:15—0livls'Roblnson, p i a n is t;
,Dorothy Hoyt e. violinist:
Horton C. ,Kener. soprano;
Dari Bathmann. barytoue-
kilo—Sen. Wm. L. Love. "The
Medical Profession."
“Waxes-man Neuman. pianist.
(:SO—Blssusntnry Spanish humus
Anew-lacunae Dpanish lessons.
hie—l" oilce Alarms.
1:!9-5‘901d. Iroosidss.” Dr. I. N.
Unhsr.
tzlS—uwreucs Metcali. Whistler.
71‘5—H0h’lili' l‘t'l'lxll'ls.
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