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as Washington St. in. Norwelh
Bath Towels
See the values we are ofi'er-
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and 590.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street
South Norwalk
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70 North Main Street,
South Norwalk
Phone 747
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Phone 8565 So. Norwalk
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43 Washington St., So. Norwelh
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South Norwalk. Conn.
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WJZ. NEW YORK—488
P. M.
hot—Madison dinner concert. '
moo-imperial Imps. . .
azto—Alox Compensky. cellist;
Manuel Compensky, violin-
ist; lime. Dorothy Wellon,
soprano.
into—May Breen, Peter do Rose.
the Four Jack Roses.
i0;00—Addross by Associated Press
stair.
ions—Campbell an d Kaufman,
comedy songs.
MAO—Astor Room Orehestrs..
WEAF, NEW YORK-482
P. M.
too—Dinner music.
8: {rs—Baseball scores.
7: 00—Synagogue services.
7: SO—Conccrt by the United States
Army Band.
8:00—"The Shinolas and the 3 in
1 Man."
8:80—Davis Saxophone Octet.
9:00—"lpana Troubadours."
10:00—~"Yoseman of the Guard." a
Gllbert and Sullivan opera.
ll-lz—Pelham Heath Orchestra.
“'GBS. NEW YORK—ale
P. M.
8:00—Uncie Geebeo.
6:80—Fess Williams’ Orchestra.
7:00—American Legion program:
"Insurance Conversation and
Reinstatement."
7:10—Fosa Williams‘ Orchestra.
7:16—N. Y. Herald Tribune news
bulletin.
WRAP, NEW YORK-4M0.
P. M.
6:30—Holmes' String Ensemble.
7:10—Wlnitred Bauer. "Piano Mas-
tcrpicces.”
7:(0—News digest.
8:00—WHAP Madrigal Singers. \
Eds—Hush White Adams, “1mmi~
gration Restriction."
8:35—Phyllts Kraeuter. cellist:
Marion Kener. soprano. Earl
Palmer. tenor.
ii: 10—Hicliman Price. speaker.
8: 30—Augusta Stetson. reading.
10: 00-311“); Pinney, organ recital.
8:30—Veteran Wireless Operator's
Association Frolic; Gladys
nice. Celia Turrill. Wee Wil-
lie Robyn. Yascha llunrhuk.
Ernie Anderson. bunjOINl:
Hugh bl. Handel; piaylct by
J. F. J. Matter. “Barbados
Bound"; Jack Binns, Jack
Irwin. '
mitt—“Word Pictures of tho Jun-
3].."
this—Maurice Lceet String Trio.
10:80—Saturday review of literature.
loud—Virginia Richards. soprano.
That's Fair.
BANK CDERK: As you work in a
theatre. can you get me a: few tick-
ots for tho show?
ACTOR: Certainly. And. as you
work in a bank. can you got me a
few noteIT—Journal Amusant Parts.
Sunday Concerts Create
Funds For Art Training.
WICHITA. Karim, (AP).—-——A sor-
ics of Sunday evening proa'rnma is
being given here to provide funds
with which worthy young artists
may further their education.
Sponsored by ten business women
the programs have nttrwted large
audiences. Twenty-five students
ranging in one from four to twenty
years, have been selected by local
critics to benefit from the proceeds.
Dancers. vocal and instrumental stu-
dents are receiving training which
otherwise would be impossible.
Bobbing Causes Much
Trouble In Holland
AMSTERDAM, Juno lit—(AP)
Shingling is becoming more and
more the vogue in both Holland and
Germany. but it has been the cause
of many (ulcer complications and
domestic friction.
The whole Rotterdam police re-
cently were mobilized to search for
an individual. who. according to a
girl's Eglory. had climbed through her
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window in in. night and cut of! her
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hair. She afterwards confessed that
she had ahinglod herself and had
invented the story in order to escape
parental wrath.
Another shinglcd girl from Nu-
remberg was found in a Munich
park. crying and without money. it
With found that she had had her.
looks ehorn against the wishes of
her parents. and not daring to Iilt‘t‘
them had fled to Munich hoping to
find work there.
In Utrecht. a local ordinance for-
bids Hans and Gretchen sitting io-
gethor on the banks of a canal.
A watchful old gendarme pounced
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upon a couple from behind. but dis-
covered. to his dismay, two mus-
tachotl faces. "i don’t know what
the world is coming to." he said.
Iuefully. "Boys and girls look all
alike. The same hair, the some rain-
coats and the same eternal cigar-
cite. i couldn't tell the difference."
lt. Stuck.
"How did you like that jar
marmalade I sent you?"
"Was that marmalade? I have
been using it to stick stamps into
my slbumi"-—Mcggendorfer Biatter,
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Munich.
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CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK
10:15—Earl Palmer. Phyllis Kraeu-
ter. Marion Kener. Dari
Bethmnnn, John Erb.
Width. NEW YORK—288.
P M.
:30-—Hearthside Harmonisers.
:oo—Marie Marker-t. eontralto.
””5”.
:45—-—Tenor solos.
10:00-John Marshall. cellist.
10:10—vKathieen Robinson. soprano.
10::5—Rose Ensemble.
\\ HS, NEW YORK—801.
M.
:00--Marl: Dalton. pianist.
:15—~Bob Iangston. songs.
:30-—l cow 5 Theater organ recit-
nl.
tEULGrIIfIll and Morgan songs.
tip-Em Rothenberg. pianist.
:::(-- -.-lntlith Roth soprano.
:15--—l-'hilip Krumholtz, barytone.
:(It‘t---i.0ti\v‘u Theater Orchestra.
:30-.7inuny Flynn. tenor.
9:45r—-"V\'ith the Poets." by N. ’1‘. G.
:00- —liu£I land Dance Orchestra.
:3C~—l ‘ttlisudrs Park Orchestra.
:31i—l-'ltldie tl wards Southerners
P “W. .\it' .L .\'l-.’\\' YORK—841.
coo—s nator I0\(‘. "The Prison
‘i’minicm. "
:no—Drnit Golden s Orchestra.
:OU—l all: by ll. L. Stratton.
10—~Ernie Goidcns Orchestra.
:ao—Tappcn s Orchestra.
:oo—x- it Hawaiians. ~-
:30—-—_\ictstei I-lomcsteaders.
:GO-Mamaroneck night.
:so—w eodmansten Inn Orchestra.
00~Biily Day
15—John G. Mullaney. tenor.
30—stauch's Orchestra.
Oil—Jack Denny's Orchestra.
(lo—McAlpln Entertainers.
MWRNY. NEW YORK—288
:45-Rev. George W. Carter.
:oo—Sport Rays.
:lo—Commerclal digest.
Ali—Katherine Adolph. soprano.
30—“leed Condensers In Receh -
lng Sets. ” Joseph Liebowitz.
:iS—Katbryn Behnko, Lullaby
Lady. ‘
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ccrt at the Roosevelt.
:ZO—Rose Becker Violin En-
sembie.
e do fl 4 TEN-Ida‘s?
lribblu on Love."
:15—Dmid l’utterman. tenor.
:iS—Long island Railroad Gt.
Club.
\ihl’t‘, MSW YORK—528
P. M.
duo—Market high spots.
6:20-—Herman Neurnan, pianist.
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7: 30—Police alarms.
7: 35—"Trend of the Times.” Dr.
S. N. Usshor.
7: Bil—Leona Pierce, soprano.
s: Clo—Sylvia Solow. violinist.
s: ls—Baseball results.
ado—“Crime." Judge James
Barrett.
8:40—801 Fuchs. barytono.
8:00—“Tho Open Road to Author-.4
ship." Dr. Frank Visetoily.
8: Iii—The Wayside Troubadohro.
M.
artists.
10: til—Police alarms: weather.
WEED, NEW EWYOBK—dn
P. M.
moo—Local Merchants‘ Hour. ,
ti: (lo—Lyons Musical Entertainers.
mas—sum: talk. Edwin Weiss.
7: ooéhleleatlo String Ensemble.
'7:80—Katherlne Work; pianists.
11:80-Connis's Orchestra.
mwm, NEW, YORK-410
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7: Oil—Knickerbocker Trio.
8. Oil—Lem Monteoonto. toner.
a: 15—foot»! Henderson. songs.
a: ell—Radio Bobs. sonss. '
I: eb—u‘ho never Realtor.
8: xii—Lillian l'losbseh.
s: so—Isoboi Henderson. songs.
to: 08—ka Galleon "Utes Artists.‘
10: 80—7.. Ktrsh.- songs.
1’. at. 1703. mm.
sue-Bill mempm.
s: "decades health Ensemble.
7:80-41!» Side Mot.” Frank
Dalton.
locales-walk
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:ls—Charlcs Isaacson's free con-
8:40—-Max Kali'us and existing‘
9: tie—Andy Reset. Paul Donnilror; ,3;
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:oo—Hnn-y i-ltrsehiield, “Able Ka-‘i
6:30-Elementary Spanish lessons .
ghee—Advanced Spanish lessons.
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