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$15.00 to $35.00

The Lowest Priced Store in the
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South Norwaik, Conn.

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Xmas Gifts
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153 Washington Street

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QUILTED SILK BATH AND CARRIAGE ROBES.
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RADIO PROGRAM

“132 Springfield. Mass.

 

(337 Meters)
11:55 n.1n.~—Arlinglon Time Sig-
nals: \Vq-nilior Reports: Poston

and Springfield Market Reports.
7:00 p.m.———Dinnvr center. by the
Hotel Kimball Trio.

7:30 p.III.——T\'.'ilight Tales for the
Kiddies—"\tht the December
Elections in England May Mean
to Agriculture and to Busi'i-ss in
the United States." with links up-
on other new phases or ta-mlng
this winter by Herbert .\l,\rick.
Editor Farm and Homer-"Last
:Minute Christmas Suggvstlois {or
Folks'ln Country and TOWL" by
Mrs. Mary it. Reynolds. [musc-
hold l-Zditor Farm and llomr.
5:00 Concert by Mzilwlle 1‘2. Gray.
rnntrnlto; lira. liurton ll. lio-
gors. accompanist.

9:00 p.m.~—l’-odlimc story {or
grown-ups by Urison S. Mrrden.
09:53 p.1n.-—A.\rllngton "ime S‘snuls.

“'01! Newark («105 Meters)
4 00
to.
6:00 art—Special test with ‘Ja-
pan. New Zealntnl and Aunt-alla.
Program for this period (spe-
t‘lflll)’ arranged.
2:30 p.m.——(.‘onceri 1»); Nathan Cy-
galncri. pianist of Newark.
2:45 {NHL—rill}. Lucie Lyons
Ii‘lmpnnm, Nt-w York S‘Iate '.‘hnlr-
man. 1‘. .\. it. “ill speak on
"Memorial llell :it \illlt‘y-l‘l‘lgt‘."
3:00 p.IIi.-~i‘oniinuation Of pro-
gram by Nathan L‘)g:tneri, plu-
Mist.
3115
in
3:4»‘ p.m.-—(‘ontrnlto 50108 b) Mar-
jorie linrcum.
3:40
in
4:00 p.m.«—-.\lrs. Franklin 11. Roose-

assistant at his 'i‘oy li‘dctmy will
spark to the children. ' 2

l-rook Dance Orchestra.
7210 p.IiI.—»l~‘rcil J. Bendel.

lite.“

popular mezzo-contralt').

0:3011.III.—Continuation of
gcr. ,

9:45 p.m..~-Bellc Bart. astrologist
10:00

to

11:00 p.m.—-Jimmle Clark and
‘Whitc “’Iiy Entertainers.

 

(360 Meters)
4:00 p. m.-——Twiilght Program.
. 1.
by the Youth's Companion.
2. Program to be announced.
8:30 p. nl.—-—E\’(‘nlng Program.

ton Federation of Churches.

" Evcning's Musicale.

 

“MY—New York (405 Dieters)

grdni.

.Bernstein. violinist. and Dr. Mi
ion Solomon. pianist.
4:00 p. m.—Concert
Jones. baritone.
4:15 p. _rn.—-Dueie
Henderson. dramatic

ric soprano. ‘

4:30 p. m.—Concert by
Jones,~ baritone. .

4:46 p, In.-Duets by Kg 5
Henderson._ dramatic

rlc soprano:

 

 

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;;1,II".HC" _‘ r‘h‘d‘ "t of. .‘h'. “'0‘ Baptist. Church: music by church
. n s lli\iSIon. DOInOLmlir, 311- “ml Th mas Boyce so-
tiunni Committee. on "\Vhy i. As Quartet. rs. o A H 'lme-
u. \Voman. Am a l)emocrut.' ' prnno: N!"- Charles 1 - 'OWal:
6:15 p.In.—.~-1(-k.1.._-- Santzt Llaus‘ ulio: J. 1‘ rank Tucker. enor.

6:20 .
to . \"GI. Blcdl‘ord Hillside, Mass.
7:15 p.1n.-——“.\lusic “’hllo You ‘ (360 Melt-1’3) ,
lilnc"—I-‘rnnk Dalton-'3 Mtn'mw- 6:45 p. In.-Codo Practicalesson

on
"Sporting Ne “‘3 L'p-To—Tlic-Illin-

5:00)
to
9:00 pun—Gene lngrnham and
his llotcl Bern'ivk Club Uz‘tlies-
il'd.
9:00 p.111.—-I.il_\'an Mao Chafiengcr.

9:15 p.:II.—llello hart. asttologist.
the
program by Lilyztn Mae Challen-

lils
' » 3:36 p. m.—~Song recital by Anne ,

“'GI, .‘LEDFORD HILLSIDE. .‘IASS.

“Adventure llour' ' conducted

1. Talk on “World Unity" under
the auspices of the Greater Bos-

3430 p. m.——Baldo Bible Class: Bible
'iesson. address. and musical pro-

3:15, p. m.—Jolnt recital by Harold

by William

by Kay Dover
soprano-
cOmpoee-r. and Barbara. Weito. 1y-

Williern: ' .
er'
lop o-'
oompeeer. and parbaraglNelts. ly- ,

”Sore-”ESTER 3°?“
. _o .7 earn: 0 , rc er

derinnd" song by Dorothy Dare
dedicated to the (late Preeldent
Harding. sung by Martin Jones.
Jr., baritone.

10:05 11. m.--10:30 p. Ins—Recital
by Elizabeth Gibbs. noted contra!-
tO. accompanied by Creighton
Allen. pianist.

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\\'JZ-—-Ncw York (455 Meters)

11:00 a. m.—-Church service from

the Grace Methodist Church: eer-

mon by Dr. Frederick Brawn Har-

rie, pastor.

00 p. m.——"13ubble Book Stories"

by Ralph Mayhcw.

7:30 p. m.—Rccltai by “’alter Koch.

baritone.

:00 p. m.——"’1‘he Annalist's 'l‘a‘k fm

Business Men” by the Annalist o‘

the New York Times.

45 p. m.-—Sundny evening concert

by \Valdori' Astoria. Symphonic

Orchestra. Joseph Kneeht. director

by direct wire from the “'aldori

Astoria Hotel.
“KEY—Schenectady, N. Y.

' (830 Meters)

10:30 a. m.——Service of the Firrt

English Lutheran Church. Sche-

nectady. N. Y.

3:30 13‘ m.-—Program by \‘VGY Sym—

phony Orchestrm

7:30 p. m.-—Servlco of the First Eng-

tady, N. Y. ‘

7:

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“’BTp—Sprlngflcld, Moss.

(38? Meters)
11:00 a. I'm—Church Services from
the South Congregational Church:
Reverend James Gordon Gilkey.
Pastor; music by Prof. Wilson P.
Moog. organist. and choir of :4
voices: the quartet. is as follows:
Mrs. Gilcs Binguc. soprano: Mrs.
A. E. “'aitc. contralto: \Villlam L.
Cpittal. tenor; and Albert E. Ed-
wards. base.
:45 p. m.——Sunda.y Vespers on the
Springfield Municipal Chimes
transmitted direct from the Cam-
Chimo ringer. “America."
5:30 p. In.-——Church services con-
ducted by Reverend Frank D.
l-‘ngerburg. pastor of the First

ter B. Marsh, bass: Carl A. Smith.
aecompanlst and director.

 

Number 189.

7:05 p. In.-——New England “'eathcr
Forecast: New England crop notes
furnished by V. A. Saunders, Statis-

tician. _

tan Opera company.

8200 p. lll.-—Th0n‘las Egan, Irish
tenor.

8:10 p. m.—-“Selting the Table
Correctly" by G. E. Fahys. Jr.

8:20 p. In.-—Bach's Christman 0m-
torio by the Columbia. University
Chorus. ~

10:00 p. m.~——Dance program. ‘

11:00 p. m.——\'incent Lopez 0r-
chcstra. broadcasting direct from the:
Grill at the Hotel Pennsylvania.

 

Station “'JZ New York.
(455 Meters)
(:00 p. m.-——-Tea. music by the Ho:
tel Belmont Stringed Ensemble. ‘
5:00 p. m.-—Recita1 by Mme. Min-
nie Nagel.
5:30 p. m.—Closing reports of the:

Shopping Early

And Get Your Own Choice.

We have a complete line and
. we deliver.

Inlaid Boxes of Candy, 388-
kets of Fruit, Cigars and

Cigarettes for Xmas Gifts.

 

 

Canevari’s
Tel. 310 Liberty Square

 

 

 

 

New York State Dept. of Farm: and
Markets: Farm and Home reports:
Closing Quotations of the New York!
Stock Exchange; foreign exchange
quotations; Bradstreet's financial re- '
port: Evening Post News. 9

13-00 p. Ina—"Uncle Wiggny Stor-‘
ice" by Howard Gar-is. l

7:30 p. m.——Dari Bethman. high
baritone.

8:15 p. m.—"Contesfs
forks Annual Music \Veck"
Tex-tins Noble.

8:25 p. m.-—Dance program by
Irving Sclzor's Cate Boulevard Or-
chestra.

8:50 p. I'm—“Book Review"
Grace lsabel Colbron.

9:00 p.,m.——Pennsylvnnla Society
Dinner,- by direct wire from tho
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel: speeches by
Charles M. Schwsb. Honorable An-
drew \V. Mellon, Honorable James
M. Beck. Honorable Gifford Pinchot.
Governor of Pennsylvania. and Dr.
Frederick Green.

{or New
by '1‘.

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Pacific M tile

The Pacific Mills of Lawrence.
31:133.. announced yesterday that
their cotton department will be

closed down {or the two weeks be-
ginning Dcccmher 22. as a result. of
a lack of orders. The print cloth
department will close for one week.
Better inquiry for gray cotton cloths
developed yesterday. but little busi-
ness was actually put through. The
sensational advance in raw cotton on
\Vednesdny following the issuance oi'
the crop report. tended to unsettle
the goods trade and it is hardly
likely that broad activity wiil'be
witnessed until next Monday. Prices
ruled at about the same levels as
earlier in the week. with second
hands offering 35‘ inch 64-60 print
cloths at 11 cents a yard and the
68‘73 constructions at 12 1-2 cents.
Mills continued to demand a. quar-
ter cent more.

 

7:30 p. m.—Evening program. 1
Thirtyaevcnth of a series of talks on
New England Business Problems by
Arthur B. Curnick» of the New Eng-

 

\\‘RC \Vnshington
(400 Meters)
3:00 p. m.—Foshion Development:-
_ or the Minute.
3:10 p. tin—Piano . recital
Philip Gaunt.
3:26 p. rn.—-Current events by the
Review of Reviews.

by

Todd. soprano.

National Geographic Society.
4:00 p .m.——Fsrrn and Home Re-

ports.
6:15 p. m.-Instruction in Code

Practice.

 

Peggy Albion.

W New York.

' (00: Meters)
11:00 a. m.—"Worth While Book.
of TOW" by .. Professor »William
Lyon Phelps at Yale University» ?
1:45-3:30 p.

i-.

Room of the Hotel Astor. fNe
4:00-5:00 p.
Coronado Orchestra. . >
5:00 p. nap—“curtain”
for Children" .by'Glmbel
109k; Tog]; dty. . ..
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land BuSlnt-ea Magazine. 2 Evening: .
Inusicale. . ‘

8:50 p. ni.——Tra.vel talk by the

6:00 p. m.—Children"s Hour by '

, rn.—‘“rhe Hoar-9e.
Doctrine and Our win-American
Relations." by Carrie Chapman Catt,
‘nnd Gen. Charles H. Sher-rill, speak:
lag attli‘e Foreign Policy Association:
luncheon held'. in the 611111.33“

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