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THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1923

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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

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8:80—“Footilght and Lamplight."
8:45—8. 8. Olympic Orchestra.
8:50—"History of Civilization." C.
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7: oo—Butralodlsns.
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7:30-Berlant Park Talk.

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into—"Care of Hair" talk.
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7:45—Ben Bernie's Grill Orchestra.
Ids—Radio questions and answers.

comcd by Mayor E. G. Kildufl'.

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Since then practically every city
in the state has had a convention
with Hartford and New Haven hav-
ing: several. An effort was made two
years ago to have the Democratic
conclnve in Waterbury and although
the party leaders supported the
movement. it did not have the

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hit-"Odd Names in Chemistry,"
by Dr. '1‘. O'Connor Sloane.

two—Alfred Cornell Opera Com-
pany.

7:35—Cantor Adolph. songs.

7:45—Rora Portnol, Madlle Thleie.
songs.

moo—Win Oakland's Chsthesu.

8:30—Loew’s Gates Theatre over-
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.This Unusual Tract is Ready for Immediate Develop-
ment. Every City Improvement is Found on East
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and Electricity. One Block Distant is the Trolley Line
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