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'7'. “C“‘h. lillllltilII'tDIi'l'—-2liil N:|lQ——Hu|ipintlll Boys.
1 P. hi. . stun—\t’undel'ills Minstrels.
Ciao—Ort'ilcslrn. , ‘ moo—Curl Behaiovlts. violinist.
:'.'0--Melody Girls.
9? 7:00—llndin iliutm-lnlnr-rs.
~‘ 7230~Ciliil Ht‘llnlmt. 'i‘cllm'.
Izod—Louis t‘cnsoli. \‘lollllist.
' I:lb——.\llrt-lla t'ampht-Il. aoprnno.
l:3il-—i~lil\rr lidgl- l-h-xlettv.
(MM—Dixie .illnlor l‘orlllll.
mall—Chris illl‘c ltmclorn.
“'Dlit‘. Nlflf "l\\'l". '--2M|.
8:10—41 lrry ilndll-y Help lo. llllsso.
' Marnnrt-l \‘nlx-ntu tillers. i40-
.:lli--i.u France Orchostra.
molluwhitlull An;io~l’crsians.
10:30-12:00
Lopez‘s Orchestra.
“Misti, SEW YUltlL-308.
l'. .\i. .
:uu—lcn Mxon.
c. c.
and speakers.
, . lll'nlio,’ .toscpll 1'- i'nters. 7115’-Tllu Hellaficrs. 0:40‘Timo Pop Question.
“ ”"0"- __ ' 7:.i0~—.\Lun \Vrst‘s Orchestra. 9:00—Bill Morgan. pianist.
s:iS:-ltucK-'r “‘10 (“M“b ”“0 s;oo-—-t‘arolosy. M. i.. Orossnmn. 9:15—‘Cookie Cohen." sonse‘.
' 0|"! (film). ' ‘ . " _ ii;lF--.\ltto Arno. songs ONO—Bill Morgan. accordion.
1‘ “ "d”- -"‘-\‘ “Hm—'9" 5.:iliutil'cilvstl‘u. this—Kathryn Connolly. Joprano.
.3 .. 1’. M. . U.00-—\Viliilull’s 'l'llo. ‘H0:00-Orchestra.
W1} OI‘lO'r'l‘illii'l' HI '0"- :l;:ill-Hllzaunnc Lollxlen. “'i'cll‘s." li:UD—-Orchestra. .
“trill-11"?" TH'I"“"‘”'”‘ ”H" 9.-i.'-—-i.ullg and \Sciluslcr. hlir- “’0“, NEWARK—108
pom-4mm lnzham‘n (helmslra. mony. l’. M.
9}, 7:30"}’:““"‘V "" "“‘ ”mm“; lti.b‘U--Uf‘lllOlvl Aces, chili—Bill Wntlloy. "Sports."
“5-4 ' “M “1 “0- “0”” io::io--i’rineu i'iotti, Madeline mad—String quartet. .
- -. _ ......--__-—- llardy. 7:26—i'ews bulletin.
., lupin ‘nmond Act-s. had—Dance orchestra.
. V ‘ “07., NEW YORK—455. , 8:00—Frank schnmbach. slther:
' Free Radio Course “1 r. M. Joseph. llsrnott.
:im—(morgu Olson's Orchestra.
Dennison Craft 1
Ever." 'i‘lb'slidv “Hm-noun iii ill”
for lcn \lrclts. lli\il‘ll"lilril.‘i brunt!-
Cl‘lsl by Dorothy \\'lirll', lI\pt-rt
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Ll;0li—~l:rc\rl' Iloul‘.
10.0tl—lloncst linilnt Association.
“Ulla. 315W Stink—aid.
fit-unison DrilliHiHii‘IliOl'. _ M. ‘
‘;lln—-l'ncio tit-choc.
Dennison and liudlo llrpllrtlllcllt o .
Ht't‘olld Iv‘ioor ”1""“1” An“! 9 O'Cllfiltm-
' Titiil—l‘ii‘l'mnfi lit-rnnrd.
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The Hamilton Shop "do-WNW u. ..
:dtiw-liuscliall scores: news.
49 WALL STREET \\'ii.il’. .\’l-.‘\\' mint—431.
l’. I. .
Rio—Sacred program.’
Tzilu—it’itly t‘lleuthunl. recital.
s:00—~No-.vs digest.
li;'.ill-l)rgall rl-ciini.
s;iO——'l‘n.ilt. Franklin Ford.
. Uzull—llenry Boyd. whistler.
3 into—Kitty t‘ln-atlmm. “Mexico."
i ii:i0-—.\iury l'lllney. pianist.
1.1 —»-\\'ll.\1' Mixed Quartet.
“'L'llJ, .\l..‘\\' YORK—2:3.
:00—~H:lrlllonica i’l‘cd. V
:iJ—Joe Davis. “Meiody‘ Man."
:ilU—Sercnadcrs.
\\ MCA, NE‘Y YORK—3H.
tutti: .\l;\v mint—375.
.M.
7:00- Sport rays.
Twill—(“ommg'clui digest.
with the gold-mounted
A shielded cabinet? The
" M31is bigenoughpo
. .. misaligbmmu ~
.,~'enoogh_to‘fitinonywhcre.
Power in small space. \
\vccd Wisdom."
7:30—l'iano lessons.
T:55-'i‘hcnt.ro tattle. '
. M.
dill—Shopping tour.
:in—ilnnco orclwstrn.
moot-Drummer. Edward Joseph
S: ill-Characterizations.
8:15-—iiid Lesser. songs.
i Kilo—Maxwell Orchestral. .,
9:00rSlonv City Six.
0::l0—-Sylllphony ’l‘ro.
10:00~Hioux t‘it‘fiix.
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. Manning 8:. Cahill
6 River St. Norwaik
PHON l‘) 1500
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Bliy Your Atwater Kent
. . 0n Easy ._ Terms Here ' e '
. The New No. 35 Model, One Dii, s70
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When Muster Kat was
a snail boy he roads as
. electric motor for ros- .
his an electric fan. It
all works. That's the
way he has ai made
‘- II
can The s. the
way I rashes Radio.
And s why so my
peop a cone into this
' oonNELLY's
So. Norwalk 0 WWW
Alb-‘-_u.._‘
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.‘.0Il—-Jaclt {Otii'iillliil'B Ensemble.
l iziJ—Carl L'ol‘balis. barytone.
MOO—Talk by El sobeth Marburl,
Wonderful'tone—veryse. s;l$--School of- note.
. . 5:45—"iiow to Select a Radio
halve—thoroughly reba- . get." ,
WAphonecaflwiilbrins ‘. oznntllarcclla Goon Ensemble.
.‘ t‘ 9:30--.\inbci lironnnn.
“”70“! 1'0 “Wide!!!- 9:45—Jncobs‘ \‘ioiin Ensemble.
mfion’ without obii- tints—Novelty. “Cllorun Girls in
. o Charge."
W9“ ‘0 Y°“~ wnx v. .Vlcw YORK—322
(midnight) -— \‘incent
:lb—ltt-puhllcull Party: orchestra
:Iiti--Hl-l‘l'lludcr tllld lionnlo' Lad-
11.3.3ill.—-Ulcull \‘ull‘s String Ensem-
szU-l‘izlrtnlo Golden's Orchestra.
H." 7°“ ”en-and “tad 1 : :3:i‘llltou}d:fi: ldfitct213druid‘icizl .
—the new Amtct' Kent ii;oll—-—Club program. .
'0“ Din! Receiving Set iii3Ki'fiii‘i‘l’ii{‘§J§?.?2I’lf.fh.....
'ib-Aifred W. McCsml. "Sea.
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trite—media omesttre.
tout—lions City Bis.
who. saw IOI‘K— as.
P. hi.
two—Plano selections.
mill—Market high spots.
0::o—l’iino selections.
duo—Elementary French lessons.
'izuo—Advaneed French lessons.
“lulu-Police alarms.
7:85—11“ Jonas. pianist.
8:00—iiotvnrd lt'oroaiy. Willis Cor-
ling.
8:00-—"ltnow Your City,"
Firmln.‘
Bzio—iilancho Goldberg. soprano.
limo—Joint recital.
9:20—lnstrllmental prosraln.
10:30-1’ollco alarmw weather.
\t'i-‘Bu, NEW YORK—rid
l’. M. 4 '
6:00—10. Simmons. mavie chat.
anti—Mitchel Auerbech. sense.
his—Helen Knopf. pianist.
Albert
:iiO—Samuel l‘oiansky. violinist.
:ifi—Sam Siegel. mandolin.
.oov—Sanluei l'olunsky. violinist.
:iB—ilardma‘ Concert Orchestra:
l-anliy llosevelt, soprano;
John Valentine, tenor
10:00—ilour of song.
lizoo~Guerwlch's Dance Orchestra
Louvain Swamped
. As Books Pile In
From Everywherei
l.0L'\'lA.\'.(Al’) l.otlvian Library
to Which L'ncic Hum stands god-
}.tlher. is developing problems. .
l“0|‘t‘lll0tit is the question of howE
to complete the half finished gift of
Americans to dmasted Belgium with
money invested ill Belgium bonds
which cannbt no ' he disposed of
without an enormous loss on their
face value. it may be years as ll. rc-
suit. before the million dollar library
is completed.
lipiu‘t-zlJ-‘lnld in '90min
Next is the problem of how to
meet the upkeep of the .completed
unit with the interest in Belgian
bond». Atop these consldcrluions. cl-
tizens of the town are beginning to
realize that the famous library is
running away with them.
Where they once hit! a university
specializing ill theology. with a fine
,pld theological library attached. they
now possess one or the most import-
a'nt international libraries in the
world with a university attached
which still specializes in theology.
What effect the library is going to
have on the university is the quea-
tion they are asking.
Every Granny Bulging
An unccosinx flow of books comes
to Louvian library from nations, so-
cleties and individuals in all parts
of the world. l~‘roln two to three
thousand books arrive each month
to swell the 600,000 already given.
A staff oi twelve works constantly
at indexing and still thousands
can
u
’t
attics. private libraries. and eve
commercial warehouses are filie
with the overflow of the library.
Every cranny of Louvlnn is bulging
with books and still it generous
world keeps sendinx.
In the complete library there will
be space for 2.000.000vvolumea and
lout lan’s librarians wortheless org
grateful for each volume they re-
receivo . no matter what the diffi-
cultierits receipt entails for the
present.
has snout-ms trauma ~
mu. FOB. DAINTY mos.
PARIS. (APh—Cigareltes of
dainty .color. for years an effects-
iion of feminine smokers who shop
in Fifth Avenue, Bond Street Tend
the line do is Paix. have captivated
the male of the species in France.
Not long ago. as an experiment.
the state tobacco monopoly began
wrapping its higher-priced cigar-
ettes in paper or various hues—-
coral. amethyst. and emerald. They
have proven so popular that the
monopoly intends to adopt other
colors. and even to issue one assort-
od package under the name of
"rainbow."
Thti‘ ordinary cheapgr French cig-
arette will remain what it has oi.
\vnys been—neither a. thing of beau-
ty nor a Joy.
EVERY PIECE OF PLANE
‘3 and child
volumes “7° uncntaloged. Professors lived with his wife and three (‘iiib
p
Miss Isabel Milt-Donald. daughter
Great lirltnln, has started a campaign Mi- a seat in Parliament.
she is one of the forcmmt orator-s and labor, lcadcrs among the women
pf Ennis nd.
ACDONALD
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IN LIMELIGHT i
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of the former Label-lie premier of
Alrclltit’
"Nation-Wide Search
For Alleged Slayer
0f Mrs. E. Nichols
Circulars supplying information
relative to Antonio i"l't‘ll.l. lliiaa
Albert. Tony and Anthony l‘crrara,
46. Wanted for tile llilil'til‘i' n1
Elizabeth Nichols at tln~ S. um! I).
rcotaura 1'03 Strutl’ord imnnc.
Strlltford. pit-tuber 2.1. arr- being
to
ho
sent out by the Slralford |nl 1w-
o‘her dcpartmentn ulrtllH-iil'iul
United states and Canada.
Fe stabbed and imckvl Mrs.
Nichol; to death following a quar-
rel in the restaurant.
burn Post History.
Police in their investiga'mrl of
the. case learned much or ilult‘l‘t'h‘l
rolrtlve to Ferrura's past lily-fly. lie
was born March it, 1870 in the
town of rules state of L'iilt‘d. i'ro-
vidence of Abruzzl. ltnly. ilm fa-
ther, Basileo Ferraro is no“ tl\'\d.
at his mother. \vhoso mald‘ n name
tit-as Grazia Htivuletla. is still living
in Vosto.
Ferraro served in thc l‘almn ur-
my. to regiment. from 1900 to 1002.
He married Elizabeth Julmon» in
Vasto in 1899 and came to this
country on the steamship City. of
Naples arriving in New York Man-ll
it). 1007.
den. Conn. and sent for his
sewn mrs inter. H.-
n in Meriden until three youth
0 when he moved to Bridgeport.
Family ill Morlden.
are now living at 104 Grove direct.
Moriden. lie has brothers. Nicola
player and according to the police
circular "tires to make peepla luu
llevo that he is of the higher class
ltsiian. and has claimed to hat-.-
come from Rome and Naples.”
For the past five years.
say, ire has been connected with
bootlesglns enterprises and “speak-
SAINAGED AT AIR POST
the Army Air Service at
Whha an airplane becomes unsafe
for flying or is damaged in an acci-
dent to an extent that makes it till-
mtnt. Every part. every piece at
material that holds the slightest
promise of future service is taken
from the ship. inspected and either
used min or sold. The discardedg
ship is stripped of everything thnl ‘
ts pluablo and only a. husk re-
in a.
'1‘ Ole mechanical and other parts
that are believed to be of furthel
service underso the some inspection?
as new parts and it they no. sre put .
hack in stock. The miscellaneous me- '
tal sctsps are sold as junk.
Setter Way Out.
SAN FRANCISCO.—A supply or
solve has saved a lnlsslonsry's life.
The story was told at a recent mis-
sions conference here of one of the
workers in the South Sea. Islands
Iwhoiwas threatened by cannlbola.
Ilieveral of the cannibal: had cuts
they had sustained in fighting. The
missionary applied the solve and
saved himself them being cooked.
Pigeon Reine-there.
i.0NDON.—-A pigeon recently ro-
lurn a loft at Bath nfter.bein:
absent nearly four years. The bird
In”; lost at Marennes. Frances. in
DAYTON. 0.. One of the busiest!
and most important departments Ofi
McCook i
field here is the salvage department. .
safe, it sees to the salvage deport-g
a
.\i rs. ‘
lie went directly :0 .'\b l'l.1
\\ .l.-.
Ho has worked at variotls timcv
as shoe maker. shdp hand. L k and
chef. His wife and three fldrcn
and Alfred. living at 46 Mulberry
street, New York n brother. illi-
ehael. llvih: on 119th street,. New
York and another brother. Louis,
in Brazil.
The alleged murder is a rent
lover of music. a good accordion
police
Bridgeport Schools
Need Three Million
. More Of insurance
The im‘i hint til" [lilyslldi lii‘np»
t-rlirs of iii" School tl'i‘iflill'iil
lllc t‘li)‘ nl lil‘itlgrport .il"
insured by a sum of 3337»; :3" ii‘
brought to the attention ul’ llnv
Beard of Education of that -i:_v by
John ii. \\',\'l.l.oop. bllailn-ss linllmx.
of
ill: irr-
L‘l‘. in his annual l'l'|\til‘i )'i."'.i‘lliil)’.
Now Insnrcd for 83,110,000.
it means lllnt it Bridgeport is to
insure its school buildings "upon the.
so pt‘r cent co-lnsllrcd plan," the.
lill'bt‘llt insurance total must be
Ill ariy doubled, i
Wyllkoup. praising an appraisal
recently “Hill" by a firm i'ili'llilt‘ti by;
the city, which also cnlb-ll ntlrlttion .
to the situation. I1t‘t‘lill'll. "inaa4
much as the current Diiiit‘lt'ti on tin
school property held by the insur-
ance. commission do not cxpire un—
til March 0. 10‘“. this question
would appear to be a llllilt'l‘ which
will require your cons dernllon at
that little."
The Bridgeport school plant, Wyn.
ltoop shown. has a reproduction vn~
illc of Siti.137..\‘tl.’»; a sound mine of'
38.730.200 and an insurance mine of
$8.3“.3‘20.
it says the total
.sllould be “.1 “Will,
‘ more. than it nolv in.
at insurance
or $3,571.?”
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‘ (‘H‘fli MARRIJGICS Q‘OR - .
ECONOMY. ON INCREASE I
i
‘ LONDON. (Arr—Economy mar-
lrlnltetl are on the increase ln'l-Inc-
iland. Mary and John are taking
ivotvs before u registrar ill increas-
!ina‘ numbers and eliminali g the
religious ecrdmonv because of the
expense. . '
The civil marriages for n period of
five years have made up 24 per cent
of the total. which is a marked in-
crease over pro-was days. Registrars
believe this in no indication of tho
[slackening of religious belief.
acnsies” in connection with restau-
‘lrnnts. lie was arrested ill Merlden
ll-‘ebrllnry 12. 1922 for liquor viola-
tion, and in Milford in 10:13 for the
same offense.
‘ - Fox Cyéledi Hardware co; ~
108 Washington St.
201.456
South Norwalk
.l.llu ll Mil iv
.lualnnt lin- .lliii iilllll' Illh and 3M i‘orl
,pl-rnm lllc Sla‘e ililllitri to .
Modified Branch ‘
Favored After
Long Argument
Ill?i \NHI‘iJIN « lll (lit' of tilt‘
until |l".4|lililt' Lam» in lln- lli'lory
‘nl i-‘lll|.lnl.: ill [lllrt t‘tllilill‘) 'iln
.\l|l"|||-\il iinlilu'l" .\h.‘ilt‘l:lii0ll him
all round \\'l-lllnnd.ly a: Lilorilli;
bruntil bani-tin: to :l llillll'dili“ l'x-
l1}|t, ilul i‘i lllllnilllli.‘ 50- l ilit'd lillliiii
bxlulnl \lblrll tllc brain-:1. :»
call-nil.
'i'llc b‘llllu lit “will fill r-cnrd no in
lawn» or HIV .‘lit-II‘dIlllcll bill. ldll cm.
rli alumni llll‘ liuil illil‘ lllillnzlls to
H. 'i'iw illllli tally of lln- l‘lllililt'l'd.
this lllOl'l‘llii‘. “as «iii!
:ll.lii llu‘
linln. ill other \vmdt tln- inlllltvrn
iltll‘.‘ [lili li|i to rililLZi‘l‘I. ii decision
at" ”ti \tlll‘liil‘i‘ iilc hit-ill'itilll llili to
:llll"l‘ll ”it" National l:.-ni; (hi can or
paused “illltilli riders.
limit its r‘llcrlivvnwsu,
l'.il|lllll in-
\\ llil‘il v. llllili
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llliiivti ill lill"|' lil' lttlllll i.l4|'.iul.
thin in thc i~'t-li-l.l| l: b He :.).‘i‘llll
if it hil.‘ ill till IJtllUil till) ill.ll.lli
\‘ililll lill\ Iiit lwll i"lll'ii‘il'l I
.llill‘ illl' Ill.lUlllIlll 01 H i: I.“ L?
in \l|iit| lilv
lnllnl. lpalm
Ibillldll-d.
l i‘olll'lil, ni ll ll
.lnuy iill\| I“! lll'
t‘lliit'iilii'lil at it. Ii. '2 iti‘)Uii‘l llll |i|<i
colllliiillr .‘lllu‘x ul‘ iii“ lllllllb i.l.lili)'
1m\l-llll-lll'.l»1..-:unl bank l. silvlalml.
in- [ii‘illlili'i ll) be l'-t:IiIIvli \\lit'll‘
ilil‘ Slali Iv ni. ltili\'|‘l'\‘ ill‘tl or t'tiii-
Hilliiiiit'N \\ll]l iii" llallollai l'llllt_ or
when tun ur llill'i‘ ll.lllulilli l/.llll.:l
t'lillstillllilll‘.
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Attachments
All .‘lii.lt‘lllili‘lli (or 3700 \\.l" 1.]..l
:li;uin.\'t lin- lil‘OIH rl_\ of May A. \\li~
son, lloualtun, ill fluor ol iil‘l“ M.
Webb, i’ili‘ll'll. yl'hit‘i'llily.
it is lliit'Kl‘tl in tile complaint Hull
the piaintll’l’ sold n plot of l'lll w-
tzllt: im' llll‘ tir'i'nlldant in lfnllu
ton. and that i‘tllilllllhhltlnfl to llm
'l‘in- branch ballkilll: problrnr 't'lll- amount. cl ““0 .m; due, 1mm...“ ,.
|Ili|'!li'ii). i.~l thrust into ‘lln bat-k- of $500 (”1' iliikcll. r
ground. ' ~—*—~~‘““—— l
Tb:- following l‘P‘lVIlliitlil Wits; lictl l‘nill 'l‘room i
(itiiillii ll:
’l‘il:ll no national bani: be p. l‘lnli-
‘ltl ill :i'.)' Flat“ in
branch ll yum! the corpora't- lilult of
Illr- municipality ill \thll-h thv bank
I" siludlui.
, :ilmvni that no iillliOHJll bani. be:
wrmillwl -‘o i‘Hlflliiitlil a hour mu-
branch In any State which dom- put,
.it llin- tilizv (if tun-ll t-rtrlbilsltlllullt.
'ablisll
lil’.li‘.l‘)]l‘jl_
Ti:ir~i_ that no Stole b'ln‘ be p"l'-
establish n\
SAN l-‘il.\.\'t‘lSt‘t).—~']‘ilc .‘lll'l'i-‘
' call tuilllicr is the lust paid noblnvl in
Ill" \vorbl. Althollull ln- r: . . inn
6 yull'ly t)lli_\' $35!. ln- xv ts tum}.
What It Flcllt‘ll soldlvl' is pull The
i-‘rt-ncilllmll izvts NBS :lilllllilli). ’l'ilv
i'nl‘llib'll Mlblll-l‘ Ki'l‘i $340 a _\"I|l.
“bib .inpau luv troops; at thi- lill‘
I 11823.1 ‘t‘Jll‘.
l liibhll- "ll“ New llllil'k '
.l. inim: Dibble. 1‘.) ,il\)'\il lv ntc-
nut: is driving a new Buick snlan.
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The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall St. Norwaik
til'IZN 11‘ 12313135
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The old-fashioned wa
The old-fashioned camcratooiepictures.
But how much better arc the trim,
quick-action camera and .e com-
pact watch of today!
60 Radio has come along the
road ofpoogms. Now you may
THEY’RE HERE—
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