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eldeMu Concert Ensemble.
‘ s: Mueieel presum-
“Ti o—:Cheflee Scenlon. 'i‘enor.
, two—Hickey Taxi Melody Boys.
? Salk—Baseball scores and weather
. '_ reports. '
l, lath-Ralph Boys and his musioel
"‘ i " sew. accompanied by Ralph
"-‘ W Housel. N
‘ ezit-vdemes Scott. 15-year-old vio-
=-- ‘~ '- iinist. accompanied by Ger-
trude Scott.-
iizoo—Poll's Meieetio Theetrc. /
WEAP. NEW tom—eee
moo—Dinner music.
duh—Belch." scores
two—United Synagogue ot Amer-
ica: address by Max Drab.
songs by Seelovsky Gilsow.
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mo—nom's Pelais D’Or Grebe»
tre.
Rio—Davie Saxophone Octette.
moo—male industrlee' banquet;
address by Hon. Charles G.
Dawes: entertainment by rep
dio celebrities.
WM. NEW YORK-465
P. M.
hoe—Madison Concert Orchestra.
zoo—Imperial Imps.
two—Radio Manufactured Aeso-_
‘ elation ennuel .beneuet;
Royal Typewriter Ensemble:
Victor .Revelers: Merkelis
Orchestra.
‘ WEN. NEW YORK—sci
P. M.
too—Broadcasting tr e m '1‘ h it (1
Annual Radio World's Fair.
The French‘Glove 8;
Cerset Shop '4
~ than to none mum's
d No. Main St, So. Norwelk
' ornament units"
moves, a 2..
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“See Us First tor Values"-
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.2: Royal Society Package
Goods _
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as Washington at.
Do your work now and s'ese
, money. Painting and Paper-haug-
ing at most reasonable prices.
‘Alionr workisguesenteed.
‘ -Estimatoglreniree.
V'Ailsl‘rerlelestwailpepeeet inc,
tits, end 250 and up per roll.
United'Wall Paper Chain
a; , Store
izto—Loow’e Theater organ recital.
moo—Third annual radio indus-
tries. banquet.
. tzaof-Loew's Seventh Avenue The-
“ , ater concert. ‘
lewd—Rosanna Dence Orchestra.‘
11:80—Sllver Slipper Orchestra.
-WGBS. NEW YORK—lid
P. M.
moo—Uncle Goebee.
two—Fees Williame' Savoy Dance
Orchestra. '
7:00—American Legion.
7 use—Baseball scores, news.
1:20—0rchestra.
I‘ ) WBNY. NEW YORK—876
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too-Sport Rays. .
7:10—Commerciei digest. '
inc—Hell. Bows end McCosker.
.. Trio.
his—Henriette Angstrelch. plen-
let.
two—Congressman John Q. 'l‘lllson.
8:16—Cherles Isaac-en's concert.
8:20—Gambee Four Male Quartet.
azdo—Rehee Sohleber. soprano.
Swill—Eleanor Bank. violinist.
moo—Annual Radio banquet.
WRAP. NEW YORK—lat
P. M.
'I.15~—Secred program. 0
tail—Dari Bethmann, barytone.
isz-Newe digest.
8:05—me Madrigal Singers.
mat—Vida Mliholland. tells.
8:45—Eeri Palmer. tenor: Ruth
Montgomery. soprano; Phyl-
lla Krauster. cellist.
lids—Hickman Price. "Planting."
tzss—Auxuste Stetson, Christian
Science reading. -
iozzo-Mary Plnney. organ recital.
moo—Jack Denny’s Orchestra. ‘
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yr“? ‘”“I"J‘;¥' » W ' y .
hoe—Ernie" Golden's Orchestra
(rem radio industries ben-
oust.
filo—Finlenberg Male Duet.
Izoo—Monte Carlo Orchestra.
ease—a nicht in Muscle Shoals.
9:00—Redio industries banquet.
ezzo—Tel it by V lce-Presidhnt
. Charles Dewes from radio
industries banquet.
limo—Radio Show program.“
into—Club Brighton Orchestra. ,
izzooc-MoAlpin Entertainers. '
WMSG. NEW YORK—803
P. no ‘
oils—Ben Goidie’s Melodlens.
duo—deck hurls end M. Jackson.
due—Jack h‘llmen. hockey expert.
too—Pet O'Brien. tenor.
his—Bert Hulvey's High Hatters.
tut-Cantor Jacob Meson; tenor.
two—“Successful nook-ups" Her-
Merion Spitser, author.
hes—Joe Davis Melody Men.
moo—Business Men's Dinner to the
Hon. James W. Wadsworth.
11:00—Aleineo Serenades-s. .. .
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P. M. - .
1 to nus-neon: Industries ban-
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' them remained stationary directly
isn Thompson. producer. end '
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Using the legendary method at
locating the body of e drowned per.
son by hosting leaves or bread over
the; surtece ot the water. the state
police oi the Ridgeiieid barracks
Monday recovered the body oi Mrs.
rge Lewis of. 2“ South avenue.
8 port. who was drowned in
take our. . .
ether the method was used
because of eclentlno proof of its ei-
tectlvenese or because of the.super—
stition attached to it has not been
at lged by the authorities but they
c in that it served the purpose.
rdiog to the troopers several
loaves were heated over the area be-
aver the spot where it was sitar-
werd ioceted with'Tflvpiing irons.
The method wee used in the old
den along the Mi-ieeippi river and
is described in Merit 'rweln's “Tom
Sawyer." It wee customary to iced
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KIWANIS MEEI
Howard Williams to Talk
to Clubs Thursday on
“Capitalizing a Shoe-
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string Education.
Three couples are representing
the Norwelit xlwenls club at the
New [England district convention in
New Cutie. N. 3.. the first three
days at this week. They are: Mr.
end Mrs. Willis it. Austin. Rev. and
Mrs. E. F. McGregor. end Mr. and
the Fred 0. Blade“. Jr.
The club is to be eddreesed Thurs-
day noon when the club meets at
the Hotel Mehechemo byHowerd
Williams of the Business Training
' ’ WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1926.‘
Next Sunday. September is will
see e train tuil oi happy excursion-
idts heedlug toward New Ioris on e
special excursion train to be operat—
ed,by the New Keven. Road. leav-
ing Denbury 0:80 I. m., Bethel 6:"
e. m.. South Norwellt 1:!0 e. m.. due
New York 8:40 a. m.
The numerous points of interest in
New York otter the~vlsltor a wealth
oi enjoyment. whether a sight see-
ing trip or the amusements oi Con-
ey island is preferred. Still others
will enjoy a big league baseball
game—the Cardinals being schedul-
ed to play the Giants and the Pirates
to play the Robins. ~
Returning special treln'wiii leeve
Grand Central Terminal at mo p.
m . due South Norwelk 1:45. Bethe!
9:28. Denbury 9:45 p. m.. Eastern
Stenderd Time. The number 0!
tickets is strictly limited.
Williams. Known to some of the
members as e forceful speaker. will
take as his subject. "Capitalizing a
"straights... TRISTIlAM & HYATI‘ co.
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WALL STREET
SPECIAL SALE
Children’s Ribbed Hose
(Black end white)
15c M
2 PAIR 1'03 25o
NORWALK, CONN.
Summer Dress Voilcs
(Light. or dark ell'ectsi
Were 390, 500 end 590 yunl
3 Yds. l‘or $1.00
VACATION FOOTWEAR
for both sport and dress wear.
moccasins and dress models.
$2.00 to $12.50
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
the breed with quicksilver then.
quot. .
WING—NEW TORI—520
P. M.
Midi—Plano selections.
dzxoe'iMerltet mo Spots.
«to—Elementary Spanish lemons.
Tzoo—Advenoed Spanish lessons.
‘MO—Poiice Alerms.
Rab—Third annual Radio Industr,
banquet. wire from Hotel .Astol
Principal speaker. Vice-Presidem
Charles G. Dawes. Musical pro
gram: Mary Lewis. Reineid We:
renrsth. Ernie Golden end othcn.
limo—Police alarms; weather. ..
WEB-ie-NEW YORK—Bis
P. M.
moo—Keri Weis’e Peasant Band. .
leo—Cere 'l‘urlts. soprano.
mess-J. M. Bocco. songs.
ting—Sigmund Brunisley. tenor.
9 2 -—Wllliam Blslgn plenoac-
cordlon recital.
’i:lo—Melburnc Dance Orchestra.
WIINY—NEW YORK—822
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P. M.
6 to 1—Shopplns Tour Hour.
s:oo—‘-Studlo Orchestra.
t:io--Sld Lesser. songs.
tzzw-Dorothy Brown's Broadway
Beans. v
had-dds” Monteeento. tenor.
mes—hem Mervin. nits.
9:00-Studio Orchestra.
into—bonny Leeds. tenor.
:- : iii—Eleanor Lend". recitations.
into—Studio Orchestra.
10:15—Mertln Jemeessongs.
10:80-00“ Hutchins. songs.
lode—Bert Werner's Orchestre.
WEBB—NEW YORK-‘41! .
P. M. ,
6:00—Erwin’ Weiss. beauty mu.
Gas—Bob Ward‘s little Wardee
(Bitumen-Everglades orchestra.
ins—Plane Theatre orchestra.
ionic—Radio Industries banquet.
won—mm
P. M. .
dub—Jacques Jacobs'e Ensemble.
ries banquet.
two—New Jere”
Brld . 1““;
m, ‘
Mo re. Un'lted‘ltetes Senator Wai-
WMOA. NEW YORKr—Mi p
P. M. ' at“? Edge. Mayor Jan-es .i
: — v i’ S ri E in. » e or. , «
6 09 21’?“ 3“ t he use ' moo—arena Annual Radio Indust’
Odo—John DeBuerls, clarinet. rice beneuct.
‘_ an... ceramics} "
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murder in their hearts. '
At the hell or the second round.
”iron: boys rushed to thecenter and
went right at it. Barney landed a
few good ones while Middleton welt.
edzto, put over one of his heymekers
which made him temons in amateur
circles.
‘ Middleton did not have to wait
iong..es Barney opened up tor en
‘ attack end .Middleton pasted his is-
mous K. 0. paperney's jaw. "The
letter wee 7m really out and
seconds toldrhhu to go r-utendgight
will. (sit he lied enough end took
t.“ tell «one .
, . Pinkie Silver-burs. nyweisht chem.
ploat or Connecticut. who was sched-
uled to light Johnny Mayo. is under
doctor's care. it wee announced. and
was nimble-to fight. However. .e
inform-1
remww
worthynbsntute wee toned in Hope
it! 303“”? 9‘ WW» Mayo '30
Mom lsncwi‘ ,ovn
{litmus 0F; sanction:
the corner posts end when the bell
rang he smiled in relief.
The
detectedben Itay. lid 1-8.’ot Nor
wells. in three rounds. Converis we
e very clever tighter end had e won
was badly beaten by toe New. for
Greek. Converts pounded the No1
walk boyrso badly that his oath
body‘wel red in the tlrst round.
In the second round. the riots
Tao—Third Annual Radio Indest-
- Staten Island
Governor Mind
Governor A. News
decision in user of nolilneon {
met with the approval at the crowd.:_ '
Pete‘Cooverie. 1:1. or New tom:
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Tennis shoes, golf shows.
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