Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 9, 1926 · page 2

 
 

 

is now opdn for travel.

‘ 2 tangles

vnew road truss Chestnut Hill 1

 

\i'DltC, NEW RAVEN—l”.
z:is—Yaie-Goorgia Football Game
direct from Yale Bowl.

 

.‘l
.. Oars Stop in Front ot
Our Store

“Always Something Nets"

THE SILK SHOP

Mahackemo Hotel

Phone “2-2

posits the

- - Ave.

 
 
 

Motley.
ii:110-—-Sc1w-ico ot the Church of the
Redeemer. Rev. Boy M.

lloughton. D. D. Pastor.
\t'MCA. NEW YORK—Mt
r. hi.
6:00—Olcott \'ail's string Ensem-
bio.
_ s:oo—.\iorchsnts’ A-ociation.
ozso—Ernie Golden orchestra.
9:10—Tommy Christian's orchestra
”mo-Entertainers.
Wl-‘lill. NEW YORK—318
P. M.
moo—Bob Fleming's orchestra.
- tub—Investment questions.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. ' LUGGAGE ’
LUNCH SETS
SUIT CASES
‘ TRAVELING BAGS
“ LADIES’
HAT BOXES
- AUTO TRUNKS
LAUNDRY CASES
,STEAMER and
' WARDROBE
TRUNKS

50.xcra11lk Store Only

ogers and Stevens
J‘ " 'ruo sronns
-- omlk 80.1lorwalk

‘l::io—Maiesti¢ ensemble.

8:00—Tr_isnon orchestra.

0:00-Paulins Watson. violinist.

azao—llrrt Dixon. Elmo null.
songs.

10:00—(lus Gold's orchestra.

llzoo—Deouviils orchestra.

12-8:00 a. m.—-“’l'ho Saturday Night-
ers." orchestras. stage and
screen stars.

“’RNY. NEW YORK—875
P. M.
7:00—Sport Rays, Commerce.
inn—Jack Field. songs.
7. 30—0rlando's concert orchestra
8: oo—«Josephino McCormack. pian-
ist. ‘
8:15—Artlsts‘ debut hour.
a. iE—Totman and \Vnckeneorrl
banioists.
moo—Frances Pcppcr_ soprano.
9:15—ankirk and Barth. har-
monica. guitar. ,
into—Prince Pioti. songs.
9:45—Nuwkirk and Barth.
10:01I—liob Schaefor. songs.

 

 

10:15—Joe Kednn, pianist.

 

 

10:80—Vnuso and O'F‘iynn. songs.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l1y Still Shoes
for your

Flexible Feet?

DST notice how readily
your bare foot bends at
‘ ry joint and how freely
2 ' muscles flex and stretch
walking.

Not much stiifness there!
The body couldn't live
.2without this flexible shock
bsorbcr.

 

lie marvelous resilience
-e three main arches
foot enables this
«to structure to spring-
». ry the whole weight
bodynanc'l to absorb
onstant jars of Milk

 

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In the Cantilever Shoe.
i1e shank (or arch) is en-
gilt-sly of flexible leather.

7, 2 are is no concealed metal.

”*5 t rmits the foot arches.
ex as Nature intends.

“ . The flexible Cantilevsizal-
wws natural exercise of the
‘ 18 muscles, preventing or
cting “weak arches.”

1‘? The refreshing eased the

CANTlLEVER
SHOE

for Men. Women and
‘ Children)
» : lie to its being designed
_'3 anatomical lines and
V1 cted to meet the
8 of the foot A stylish,
turtle 11h .-
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'BRACKEN -

‘goawaax. court.

10:45—llansen and Howard. har-

monists.

2:00-1:00 n. m.-D. X. Hound hour.

won. NEWARK—405

M.

:15~Jacques Jacobs ensemble.

:45—Bill Wathey. "Sports."

zoo—Jacques Jacobs' Ensemble.

:so—Dance orchestra.

:00—“Radio's Amateur Ranks."

Ali—Vanderbilt orchestra.

:SG—News bulletin.

til—Vanderbilt orchestra.

zoo-Elisabeth Wood. ,contraito.

:20—(‘larcnce Williams Trio.

ib—llnkcr and Keden. Inso-

phonists.

limo—Irma Zacharius. violinist.

. 10:15—Bakor and Koden saxophon-

' iris.

1Q::itl-—-in1r1rrioi ensemble.

i \\ MSG NEW YORK—808

P. M.

1 omit—Sport resume.

i 6:15-1:11publican party: Fred Ru-

“ zicka, violinist: Edna Fran-

dina and speakers.

. 7:15—1:ch Wood. sonss.
7:80--Wlllis Whvte. pianist.
7:46—Dsnoo Music.
sub—Tennis news.
8::0—1‘0 be announced.
9:45—Roy Bergere. composer.

10: (to—Tracy and Dogherty. harps.

10: ls—Totman and Waehendorf.

banjo.

10 : s 0—Specht's Orchestra.

WEAF, NEW YORK—d”

P. M.
6:00—-Dlnner music.
man-Fire Prevention talk.
7:00——To he announced.
7:45—"Whnt Makes You Tired?"
s:nO-Savoy Bcnrcsts. orchestra.
moo—WRAP Musicale Comedy

Troupe.
10:00—Bon Bernie's Orchestra.
11:00-12:00—Danco orchestra.
WJZ. NEW YORK—don

P. M.

7:05-—Con1modore Concert Orches-
ira.
s: 111—Boston Symphony Orchestra.
10:30—Jack Denny's OrChestrA.
WGBS. NEW YORK—41¢

P. M.
6:00—Unclo Geebee.
6:80»Prince Piotti. tenor.
6:45-—Louise Rice.
7:00—Henry Marshall's entertain-

era.
7:15—Basebail scores: news.
7:25—0ra Lee. Helen Wood. duets.

l his-George Hall’s Areadians.

1 sub—Clifford Cheasley.

1 moo—Richmond Hill Hour.

1 limo—Weston Gordon, tenor.

‘ lnzls—WGBS iii'ing trio.

' lnzno—Dance orchestra.

11: xii—Organ recital.

WNYC‘ NEW YORK—bid

P M.

7: oo-Piano selections.

7:10-"Lincoln Hospital." Dr. lg-

 

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nata Naseher.
1:30-—Police alarms.

 

 

 

 
 

 

'l : Il—Ilas Banter. tenor.

two—rs. Kelly his.
Dido—longs.

Tight “nous

 

to be saved."

Izso—lyivis Kramer. pianist.

hat—instrumental program.
tons—Politic alarmsL weather.

 

"So you are the only survivor of
that wrsch. tell me how you came

"I mined the boat."-—Pele Male.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The following were issued October
I. use. List compiled at the oftices
of Wooster A Davis. Patent Law-
yers. Bridgeport.

Carl E. Anderson. Stratiord. elec-
tric switch.

Joseph H. Cohen. Bridgeport. c1.
gsr lighter (design)

John '1'. Austin. Hartford. Auto.
mailc tracker and sheet regulation.

Iamuei W. Avis. West Hartford.
preaser-foot mechanism for sewing
machines. trimming mechanism for
sowing machines. feed mechanism
for sewing machines. and sewing
machine.

Edward 1!. Kelly. flsrtford. revol-

 

ver (design).

William AI Lorena. Karttord. ab-
rasive paper.

James 8. Grant. West Haven. su~
tomatio signal.

John M. Burrsll. Waterbury. au-
tomobile radiator can (design).

anss P. Candee. Waterbury. load-
ing machine.

Frank E. Warner. Waterbury.
flexibleahsnk tack button.

Albert 3. Gully. Strattord.
step.

(fophss B. nogcla. Dsnbury. elec-
tric-light ceiling fixture (design),

 

electric-light bracket fixture (do.
sign).
Chester A. Spoil. Greenwich.

method and apparatus (or distilling
crude oils from shale.

George B. 'l‘yron. Derby. valve and
rcamer grinder.

Howard H. Weasel. New Britain.
spring washer.
Herman H. Woltrr. hicriden.

 

lighting fixture (design).

door- 1

Democrats Ready To
Invade Small Towns
During Campaign

._..___.
I Plans for carrying an intensive
rnmpnlgn into every town 111! bor-
lough of the state have been practi-
lculiy completed by oilirrrs of the
2 Democratic slato central committee.

The smaller communities of Con-
necticut. long considered strong-
holds of Republicanism. will be the

111e-nes of tigorous drhcs by their
lorli Demmrutic organisations to
suing them into the party" s column.

'1 hose on’cnsites by town commit-
tron throughout the state will be
1111-1111 :11l1lrd impetus by large lit-mo-
('mllc ruliies which are now being

 

 

scheduled by John I. Douglass or
New Haven. chairman of the speak-
ers’ bureau. Within a few days the
members of ths Democratic stare
ticket will begin a whirlwind cam-
paign touching all communities.

Democratic leaders. following a

 

F

. S. LYON

JOB PRINTING
South Ismail

 

careful nuney of the state, are of
the belie! that in previous years the

 

smaller communities ot the state
have been somewhat neglected in
the intensity of the campaigns cen-
tering in the larger cities and towns
which are normally Democratic.

Satisfied that the result of the No.
vember election will hinge upon the

returns from the smaller communi-
ties. leaders of the party have sl-
l-eady laid extensive plans to mate-
rially strengthen their organization
in these localities and will devote as
much energv and attention in the
smaller towns and boroughs as in

 

WIIILLI'IINIW

ORTHOPHONIC
VICTROLA

ms
THE CLUB PLAN
— at _.

DONNELLY’S

So. Norwaik Wastport'

 

the large cities of the state.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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