Ex lore Jungles for
A stat! of explorers and specially
trained buyers or mahogany contin-
ually plod throush the dense illn-
ules or Central America and Mexico.
in search at genuine mahogany that
meets the rigid tests and the high
specifications for certain radio cab-
tusts.
Little does the average person
know of the perilous adventures and
difficulties encountered in securing
the genuine mahpguny. lugging it to
tile coast. where it must be kept in
fresh water till the ship in which
it is to he carried arrives. This is to
avoid the tercdo worm. scourge of
4‘ YORK. Dec. 2.~—Ststlon
”has decided to give radio fans
Artuhity (or hearing serious
programs that have an ar-
ther than an entertaining
1025-1926 college course of
in: Free Chamber Music Con-
be given every Wednesday tropical seas. which attacks all
at 8.30 in tllo Hunter Col- wood. honeycombfl it and makes it
ndltorium. will be broadcast worthless.
W on its ”Ema" “"1“” For the exacting manufacturer.
the mahogany must come from Mex-
ico or Central America. as it is con-
ccded to be the only true mahogany
aside .t'rom tllut on the Gold Coast
of Africa. African mahogany is not
especially adapted to radio cabinets.
Seventy-eight operations. with as
many inspections. are required to
convert the rough mahogany logs
into satin finished radio cabinets. ac-
cording to tho Atwuter K011i. Conl-
pnlly of Philadelphia. This firm
uses an average of 20.000 feet of
mahogany a day. approximately four
feet to a cabinet.
.al
Mwisohn l-‘ree Chamber Mu-
'iioorts Were founded several
. no by Dr. Fleck, head or the
: epartlnent or the college, as
A. . course in music appreciation.
onc'erts are planned for the
. who has no musical ability
. A! but desires to create an up-
on of musical classics.
I concerts are arranged ill a
do which makes it easy for a
5- unfamiliar with music to
3311s way gradually to all appre-
'1 of the best musical gems.
. no the musical organizations
will take part in these con-
M‘e the Press-Schultz Quartet.
7‘ 1101: Quartet. the. Philharmonic
~ mad the Trio Ciassique.
special feature of the course
compositions written tor un-
usual instrumental combinations
such as the English horn. oboe. bas-
soon. French horn and other in-
struments not'oftcn used in connec-
tion with stringed chamber music.
, Tonightifigél} Program ASK BORAII
allogally for Radios
“HZ—NEW YORK CITY—4M.
0:80 1‘. 1\l.-i\'. Y. University course
by James Lough.
1:00 i’. M.—-l.ieruhurd
Concert.
8:00 1’. lit—Helen 'l‘urley. contrnlto.
8:10 1": iti.——-’I.oologicul Society scr-
in.
6:00 1’. Iii.—r-l.c\l'isollll i'rce
her music concert from
College.
0:30 1'. M.—l-lolcll 'i‘ul'lcl'.
(it.
10:30 I’. iii.--Virxlniane. ‘
WEAR—NEW YORK Cl [Tho-19!.
6:00 1". lil.-——Dinuer music.
7:00 1". ills—Synagogue services .
7:80 1‘. M.-—United States Army
Band.
8:00 1". M.-—-I’oolcy Concert.
0:00 P. hl.-—"1plllla 'l‘rouhudours."
10:00 P. lii.--"Iloxy's Canal:
11:00-12:00 P. AL—olnidnlght,
llernlo's Orchestra.
“fills—NEW YORK CITY—4110.
6:00 1‘. lil.~—l.'nolo Gecbce. ‘
.cl’ituw's
chum-
lluntel‘
eolll r..|~
lien
6::l01’..‘\i.--.lullo \Vlnii‘s Colle-
glans. ,‘ .
7:00 '1’. hi.~Norbert husk. “Moria
Sideligllis."
7:10 I'. M.~o-Jorscy (‘Iolleltlnna
Win—NEW YORK CITY—4101.
6:00 l‘. iii.-—‘lladdy Dingle.
6:15 1'. hip-Dinner nlusic. -
7:00 1‘. tile—Ted Lewis's Orchestra.
7:30 i’. M.-—Ruth Jasmugy. sopra-
no; C. .lasmngy. violinist .
8:00P. hl.--Dr. Leo Jung. “l-‘enr or
Rovercncc."
5:05 I'. M.-Cantor Jussinousky,
songs.
8:15l’.1\i.—-E\:l IlUiliC'Illllel'g. pl-
anist’.
8:2!» 1’. ills—Joseph Turkcl. tenor.
8:30 1‘. "M.—~“Your Estate." 11. ll'.
Prompt
Delivery
(Phone
527
GEHEBE?
"IT’S HERE [1' IT'S HOUSEWARE"
- TOYS
lloils. games. coaster wagons. scooters. blackboards. sleds. doll car-
,fld‘es. kiddie cars. toy automobiles. tool chests, hobby horses.
. ililesks and chairs. etc.
GIFTS
ry sets. cake scts, consoledets. cereal sets. breakfast or tea.
ts. electric lamps. electric irons. refreshment. sets. dinnerware.
lit glass. silVerwnrc. wall pocket vases. pyrcx ware. aluminum
0 etc.
- .Washluston Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
SILOP: EARLY
Remember that rush, crush. and crowded days
unbegin.
or stock of Slippers, Shoes, Zipper Boots and
01'th is complete. Rightly priced for satisfac-
' on' ”.11. I ‘ {1.542. ‘
Mi lmlTONELW
Washington St. ""Soi‘Norwalit ’
n
Adlel‘tisingfima should be in The Sentinel
, 0P. M. the day before pub-
_ \ The Sentinel will appreciate
his cooperation from its advertisers.
holiday season.
0
. SENTINEL PUBLISHING co. '.
ll»: new
Hull-hells.
3:10 P. .l".*~l4- Wolfe Gilbert. Abel
liner. songs.
0:00 I'. Iii.-—1tidglcy's Versatile Sur-
cnaders. ‘
10:00 i". M.—~l‘tosclnnd Dance 01'-
cllestru. ’ ’ .
11:00 1'. .‘i.—SIIVOI‘ Slipper Orches-
ir:l. '
ll::i0 l'. .\I.——.\lclody Orchestra.
2:00 i". M.—-midnizht- dance or-
chestra
12:30 A. lit—«liarry l'llelllnzln's En-
tertainers. _
WNI’C. NEW YORK-.020.
0:10 1‘. M.-oi\lnrltct‘ I‘Iiflll Spots.
0:20 I’. lil.—I’lnnolselcctions.
Syncopators.
8:00-0:30 ‘I’. M.~Emilla K. May.
soprano. Irving Cohen. Violinist.
0:30 1‘. {Ur-L". Bryce Little. bary-
tonc. ' 7‘
9:50 1'. 31.‘1\Iul)I0‘Ellipi(‘. soprano
10:10 1’. M.v-}Icailh Talk. George
Keane ' .
10:30 l'. Air-«Police alarms; weather
“1131'. NEW» YORK-.269.
0:00 1’. .'\l.——Ort‘hcstra".
‘1 “00. ‘1‘... iii-“Whoso l‘lil‘tll-tluy. in-
i’. d".
[7 1’;
{it ”It. .\l.--—0pera tastes.
": 0 1". lily-CM?! lhs‘iidn ‘
rum "l‘.. M.~Dl-. spaetl’rs artists.
a8:30..1’. Mfi-‘Talk.
'03 iii 174’i‘eleprapn 'Siiorl-Iiiln’ll.
.sz‘ili P. 'M.—-Bamuel Polansky. vio-
linist. - . . .
‘9:00‘I’. Illa—“The Thrill of Radio
Transmission."
0:]5 l’. Ills—Harvey Corbett. "Ar-
. ellitecture." . , . . ,
9:20 I’: Air-Clara \‘iorlrls, so-
prano", '
0:30 1‘. :\i.-—Aviatl'on. .
9:15 1”. .‘l.——~i"ictro Soldano, min-
stroi.
0:05 '1’. .‘l. —- Alexandre
. "Sculpture."
10:00 1’. .‘l.——»(Niirl'no Quartet.
“131”. NEW YORK—273.
8:00 i’.~.\i.-John Landcrs‘ Acts.
8:80 I‘. M. -- Italian
Michele llontenlpo. baritone; An-
nn Mereoda. soprano; .‘luuro Call-
loin. violinist: Mario Osluml and
mum.
0:10 l‘. Bic—International
Orchr stru.
I
scmblc.
6:30 P._M.-Ernle Lloldcli‘s Orches-
J
_l-—ls_.
"it Don’t Do You'Any Good to Cues If It Rains
But it your roof leaks it's your own fault.
We have good Root Cloaunp-Jt’s blsck and dirty and sticky.
. ballistics made of Asphalt. Dirty because it can't help
Sticky because we want it that way. and it’s this sticky quality
makes it valuable. It will stick like a burr and shed water;
I bird. If your root-looks too good to leak and yet insists on —
.w...u-y some or thil Root Coatinc around the miles. in the
. [e m and hard places.‘ It will stop all the leaks you ever heard
and some that you paper did see. Ready to“ use and not expensive.
only & BAILEY COMPANY
SOUTH NORWALK
.u ‘—— Cciotex -- Cornell Wall Boards. .Creo-Dipt Stained
Shingles. Mex-ire Shingles guano
.
l
for 50 years.
V’ Arsonalgift that carries. With it the true
upsil‘fhristmas—tlle’gift that is you+your
. time now to arrange for an appointment;
.idftlle holiday rush. -
Ydsr the maximum paid a man teach.
33.000000 Real Estate
tra.
7:30 P. M.-—Spanish lesson.
7:45 P.M.—-Uitulele Bell McDonald.
10:30P..1.~nobert Parker. tenor:
Dorothy Taylor. contralto.
11:00 P.M.—~I‘1ntertainers.
0:30 i". AI.—~Eiemcntnry Spanish
lessons. .
7:00 P. M.—-Adranced Spanish lee.
sons. . .
17:30 I'. - .\l.—Poll(;c nlul'llls.
7:35 1'. .‘l. --— Original Memphisl
M.»Commarce. or the jolly, .
mmsmossu'rmew
11:80 l’.1i1.-~.luck Smith. hurytone.
NOT TO BINDER i
0:00 P. lil.—-—(:ocilia Rivero. soprano. I
6:15 1’. M.~“A tli‘otiter City." E. \\'. |
WORLD COUR :
0:80 I'. M.~——i’tu<liu Entertainers.
Estes.
7:80 P. M.——1.imerlclts. -‘
t
q
a.
Nl-JW YOliK. her. (A.
Asserting that no l'l"t4|‘l‘\ililt|ll.‘t
lit‘t‘dt‘d t'ol' iilt‘ ul‘iuilllll
ilurllinl; proposal for illl‘ uullu-l-uiu'o.
(ll lilo l'nitcll Stall-ll in the. World:
.ourt. 0. group ol' 2:: proluinlvnl
Amurieuns IllIH ill-iiu‘li Stplnlor [lllmh
to plow llo obstructions ill tlu “11)"
01‘ possible Senate rutiiil-uliou. t
l’. )—
.‘ll'e'
7:315 1‘. hi.-—Muiestic String lanai-m. ' ,
lilo. '
“TIRE NEW YORK CITY—NU. {Thirty E‘ght Alnerl.
0:00-7:001’. lit—Dinner music. cans send Ixetter to
7:001". M.-—lidllll Kellogg. titllli‘illltl;' . ’ A ’
William l-‘unlll. lull‘ytone. ‘ Senator as F I 1' b t‘
7:30 l’. \i.-I)a 'lnur l‘lrkins. “D '-l " ‘ '
“0A.: 5 ‘ " : Move in (ampalgn
8:00 l’.l\1.-—llllrytolle :lllll soprano '
solos.
H::i01'..\l.——l<‘runlt (lulur. 101101".
0:00 1'. M.¢-Allun ’i'l'io; t‘nrl Ill‘ill‘.’ . I. _
mun. Marion Keller. ' ‘ “W“ N
10:001’. lil.~—-lilllry Iloppel. ('tlllii'tillll'j
10:15 l'. l‘I."“L‘Vt'i'I.\' Sitgl‘ellles. illlv?
persoluliol': .‘ilnry llopprll, mun:
trullo.
“HUI“, RICH.“
l
UNI) llll.l.. .\'. \‘.——i
310.
7:301'.lil.—~i.lil|y libu‘lllllltll's l.,\ll-
brokolylls.
8:15 1". i\l.—~.'ilh:llarl Lumber”. '
lint.
8:30P.M.-—(‘. Jones, lltlrytone.
5:1151'. iii.-—-lles.~:lu lebowltz, plun-
isl.
. “It is understood that more than
necessary two-thirds of the S- uulvi
will support lilo proposal if iill' up.
Immunity to \‘Oit‘ is chop a
letter to the f’llllll'l'ililll of III“ Nepal“.
‘lol‘eigll relations rollllllillw.
iiilit‘lltl to llrleut It by lllllll-wlioll
pressed will of ”It: .\l|lt‘lil'i|il poo»
-. .
‘ I Mm:
:lztilu l’. .\l.~l-Jmery Delusell. \loliu.‘ “I... w” appeal to your in uw ot'
st. ' ' . I I
. . -l:lirlless and respm-t {or iil': Amor—
zl: . ' \ —-- - ~ . , 4 4
iliului. MllIlthl L.illlb'lll. Lt‘i-ii‘lun people to put no obsll-uvtlonsl
fiztill l". M.——t‘.‘. Jone. “Arum“. :ill lilo way of llltll Opportunity. i
9:45 i‘. ML-HNMU Lit‘llllWli.’.. lmlwl 'i‘illlllcrs (ti they‘ll-HAM. llll-illlil; .Iioilllli
1st. ltlli: r lillllu ll, ll Hill llt oi I lllll elm:
l‘nivorsity; .lII'ill'_\' .l. All: u. lomlel-f
ntll'I-rllor 01' Kansas; \\'llll‘.lul Allen.
' \Vllitc. editor: .lumcu lt. .\ll;:- ll. prr-~ :
fulllcllt of Yul-l l'llil‘el‘slty; ,illuu ll.i
A . 1 l‘.-u'kl-r; Cyrus ,il. Ail‘('0rlull‘il. Jose-i
Sir .\i..——T0lll Edwards. :‘.l\:lpiuml.«.l. i “hm. 'iflniplfi' “mum- Nam-m” oil
ad.” I: him—Hum" Slllllll. lullytlluu . um l‘i Nuwtuu iiA “up. ,3 lorup .- 3.....-
5-3? 1' M-*'-511lrl‘fl' FiltlUlI, ill-1mm. rl'l‘r‘ifll‘l‘y’ of “'ur; i‘url‘iv i'llupllmn‘
9 l. .‘I.-Jf'illi’.‘li0 Austin, l-olllmllu, ‘
10 l‘. .\l.-l'3lllcry Ili'lliM'Il. violinist.
10:15 1'. lily—Jot. Zilllluel'lllzlu'n or.
cllestl‘u.
“’GBB. Fluil‘Il’Oli’l‘, .\. \'.—-‘.' ll
Iiut‘llt-il-ml,
,wl
NORWALK. CONN.
Federal Council of Churches.
"A resolution that would di‘iVn
away either lilo Democratic or lie-
pulllicall voto necessary to tho ro.
Qulrt‘tl two thirds." lllIl icilllr illidll.
"can contribute to but one result
namely. tho l‘nilllroot lllot'lliteli
States to tltliit'l‘tl to any World court
\i'lllllfiOUVH'. null llolllll lll\il\: the
ellllrxo illiti it is oil'erell With that
intention."
WASl-ilNi’l'l‘uN. Dev. l. «A. I’.l~~
Establishment of a permanent in-
l
.
till: United States to t'ollow ill Iii‘t'lll‘tl
with her traditions of tho ndlllinis-
lratiou for international Justice ulul
the avoidance of foreign political
elllllllulelllrllis.” ill‘ said. "is to illi-
llere only to a court at internation-
ul justice which l'l presents iii“ soxu
err-lull notions llirr-etly and not to a
court which represents a political
and military vlllii‘l'illlftllltl‘y-"iill
‘, lmuguo of Nations."
l
-
ills resolution. no lllllIt‘tl. “iii pro-
pose a court 01' ll; lllelnbel's. illeillli-
ternatlonal court or Jllsiit'tl through | this 1: judges and tour deputy put.
once to bo called by President. (Iool- 4
lune, was suggested Sunday by its—
I'll‘l‘h't‘lllltiit‘t) ’l‘lnkllum.
l‘tepulnlieau. I
Massachusetts. who announced lllnl ’
llc “Olilll elllbolly the proposal in :l
l'InOllillOll to llt: introduced in the
house.
i
|
i
i
i
.\ proposal for .\lllt'i'l('lllll miller-l
l'llt'l: to tilt.‘ World court. will in; con-I
sirll-rell illl‘i‘i. lllolllll by ilit' Minnie.
ulul ll. resolution ili\()l‘illg' slil'll :lrt-
i.l.~li session.
.\li'. 'l'lllkllalnl. ‘ullo \lhllt'ti ljlll'opu
ol‘ ”10 League
permanent; court of
.illsl'lcv. ililtI convinced him
.‘llllI-l‘llsull lfi'lil'l't'llt‘tl to tho latter.
:ln proposed by I'rutiltlt'lit Coolidge
\\Ullili illl‘illi “the surrender not on-
ll' our national traditions lull ol’ our
prieyllss inheritance of freedom and
illliopr-ndoucrr."
"’l'he l‘ll'lll‘ and patriotic course or .
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
L-AN 5
750 “disses Iverlmilsn
lion was ulloptr-ll by the house at itsl
. lam sullllller, declared that his study}
of Nations llllil tllul
illi"l‘ll:iii0l‘iill ‘
iilllt i
i
i
l
|
i
l
l
I
l
illlu agency of a iliil‘ti llulguo eonl'er— ! en. lo be elected {or life by on view-
loriul commission representing: illl‘
hiBlllliOI'y powers. '
_.._........_-—«-.. ._....
WORLD'S BICIIIJS'I‘ li.\i'l..
'l'l'l.l~3.\. tikill..-’i‘lll: l‘ll'llvsl lum-
ill the \\lll'lii is Hill] to 10- till: Henge
lmliuns, \lllo live in iil" nol'lllr-rll
port of Ulilillltllliii. 'I'llt'l'l' :il‘t‘ m-zll'll
'_'l|liti nil-Illill-l‘H ni‘ illll il‘illl‘. Ft‘lilh'tl
ill to“ l‘nluilies. ’l'llv alt-raga humor-
01' illl'll family: is :lppl'oxlulnlely
030.000 :1 your.
MAY" lie looked llllfuily
\llln-l‘l lpl )Ii'fileHtHi,
litiiJOltlFi: No \\'ltlll'l|.‘l. lumlt‘ wt
the silly thing he. has doing—Alt
siii)‘
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEI
,1.
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Jack Ileiullcy s (ill
lllllol l'lulpllvlulln, i»|lii.\'-itl|i‘.
pl .30 t‘ulllnll ;|\t‘lilll‘. inill‘l‘ know
us: .Illl‘it ill illlll, l'olllwlllil |' ll'l‘ ill-
llplu
iill‘ :l l.ll‘ till
l‘ull‘llvill 1.1.:
ll‘. .\1. \\i|1"ll :‘ll‘ul l\ .illli.l H! n i|‘-\lli.
itllll\)\\" iL'ill Iii.lll.pil'lllllll|l 01
l. Ui'lli. has up» l‘iliil'lt'.
‘l\l'lli||' )Iillt‘i'llill <l'
i':i\ Sll'ullulli :I\Ililll'. Iniulw; pull
ed up ill“ ullllmll lilitl lot-l. Il'l in
Ft. \"illt'l‘ll‘t Illl‘llliill \lilvl‘l .lll ~\
:llllllltliillll Ili‘l'llul‘i lilul sill \ill.‘ lmi
seriously Illillll’ll She in twin: .1:-
l:llll|'ii illr niurvl'lzltinll .‘Illli X-ml-
lullr‘ll twin)- to tii‘r
illil‘l'll.lli\' lllllll'lvi
Mulruupl In.
)vll-tlll'lll will in
it‘llllllil‘ it fit“ in
(\ifl"lillli‘.' to tho
lzllll-l' lllullv- ill Ill‘. .ill'ltli'Ili rl-pm:
in iill- Ilnlil'l‘. III \l lN irlilml'illzr u
illil‘ lll' ll':lilut ii'.l\i llilll: :ih‘l on l“.|r
llrlll it‘Nll‘t‘ “ill‘ll In rlt‘lii oi lin-
ilunl's Mlll'l' tllr- “fillilin :lu lipid in
in tllrI inllll l'li’ Iiih llilll"ilill'. lin .
lltli il-ill Ivy ihn l.1illl'l‘
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ll:li\«-l-. iilli tl'lul’s in:
llol'rlli' :xt tllli \(‘l‘l' oil-n.
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3-9:”) I‘. M.~\Vl*bll Utilit‘t: ul't'lll'r-
irll. .
0:13 1‘. M.v-- .i. liellioll Ilulrncr. pi-i
one. 1
01151102301‘. Ala—Studio putty.
. “'OB. NEWARK-406.
0:15 1‘. liI.--Sallin Claus.
6:25 1’. .\l.—"\\'ortil-a tlt‘lell llispl’o-
nounecd."
l‘."? P. Iii.—-"Sl‘10l‘itl." Hill \\':lt.ilv‘)'.
:57 1'. lit-«Jacques .lncubs' fillsvlu- f
bio. V
7:30 1’. .‘il.~—’/.it's ("usillo Ul'l.‘ill";iil‘tl.
ti 1'. N.v«¢"l‘upicn of the. Day."
5:15 1'. Mfi-Bolllu and Ram. pi‘lll-
late.
8:80 I'. Al.—-l.llci:lll In Long. “l‘:l>il~
ions."
:15 l‘. .\l.-_i~'um First-l. lllrtllllolill.
l‘. .‘l.~llullin and Race. piano duo. 3
:15 l‘. M.;-"Sources at English
Words."
0:30 1'. lit—«S. S. l‘nris orchestra. j
.lUiBtl I’. .‘i.-~EdWilrll Sulll‘m‘ll. l~i~
~alllst. . "
10:45 l‘. .\i.-—Vincellt Lopez's lu-
uhcsiru. . ‘
waist. saunas—203
6:00 1‘. Ala-Gus Block's Orchestra}.
r‘lallt. 5'-
7:00 1*. 1L~Elmer 0r-.
chest l'll.‘ i
7:30 l’. .\i..-s’1‘lle Sport Oracle. I
7:45 l’.31.~Elmor Numeral Cir-i
ellcstru. ' |
8:00 1‘. .\l.--Soprallo :lnd pialllst.’
8:25 1’. .‘l.-l"rmlcrlcll Sluiger. talk
szio l'. .ll.-—Grnec \Voydl'rk. so-
prano. ‘
9:00 r. M.--.\‘aborhood .‘lcrrha‘lits’i
HS :1
Nipper-”s
liozou l‘. .\l.—~lilli Alflvlllters. tenor. .
i \\‘(-'(‘l’. .\'li\\‘.\ll|\——2o:l I
(split l'..\l.-tlrellvstl':l. ‘
tizifv l'..\l.~~ll:ltldy llinglt.
‘ tiiiill l‘. .\I.-‘(Jl‘t'il(‘l’ill'li.
And when buying a receiving
til'ity—Clarity of Tone and Volume.
we have thoroughly tested the sets listed 'beioutelld have found
entirely satisfactory.
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A it 1 80 T'. -l.\i.":l-C‘.ulllpbell's pupils. ‘ wa er en ’
program; .
Amelia I’al‘uccl. .
m: l'. .\l.—l)oyle Sisters, singu‘mi
Dance;
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tl:001'..\I.—~Olcott Vall's String Eh...
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Group.
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i‘lny-‘l's.
5:00 i". 3i.“I‘l0t‘i\' and Jerome.
x:l.’l l'.1i.»l'i:lllo sell ettons.
iiurlnony
Hil‘cger "hi‘i‘fliliet‘
0:00 1’. Air—Constantino llnlnorl,
_ saxophonist. I
9:15 1’. .\i.-—lloclt and Jerome.
9:30 1'. Jil.-—l’ailsadc Dance
cllostra.
10:00 P.1L—-Wln Unger. 'sonrrs.
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trn.
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Hartford woolen
HARTFORD. Dee. 2.-Women
teachers of the Hartford public high
schools will submit a proposal urging
that the single salary scale be adopt-
ed in Hartford at the next meeting
of the high school committee. ne-
cordiflg to :l'report last night. This.
in brief, means that they are asking
that the same 'wsges paid men teach-
ers in the same lines of school work
be paid them. At. the present the
minimum salary paid a man teacher
is said to exceed that of a woman
teacher or the same course by ap-
proximately $800. In the same or-
or. exceeds that paid a woman 1)
360 it is declared. y
At the 1925 session or the Lexus
lsturematsvorsble action was taken
on s measure (or adoption obtlle
little salary schedule to street the
entire high school system or the
flats. Members or the legislative
committee altered comment to the
OM that the teachers seeking pas-
Deal in Hartford
HARTFORD. Dec. z.—l-rne lea-s ~
of the new Donahue Building in
thin and Wells street. involving Ir
total new or more tossesoomoo
Teachers to AskSame Salary All Men
otuhe pressure at the Legislature.
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High School
sage of this menusrc approach their
local school committees for advance.
ment of the program they advocated.
The opinion expressed at tho Legis-
lature was that Connecticut was not
"ready for this change." _
With a. budget estimate which is
ascribed as greater than for some
time confronting lncmbcrp oi the
high school 'commiltcc at their next
meeting .tlln question of an increase
which would approximate a distinct
salary misc would probably be pent.
poncd for action late next year,
some time before the September
opening of the schools. The increase
would not be added to the present
budget scheme, it is understood, in
the event the action otAIhe commit-
tee is favorable to the single salary
proposal. '
'No ofl‘iciel report of the proposal"
has been submitted to the committee.
members said. although some or
them declared that they had entici-
plied the more since the discussion
llarn Winter Drew. sumiord real es-
tsts operator. This is the second.
ill". deal in which the Donuhus’
concern has Haul-ed within a month.
The less. of the Haney and Ian-n
property on Main street for I. long
term to the s. s. Kresge Company.
operators at a chain c: 5 and 10
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, pianist. . it) any room].
I trio 1‘. .\1.-Usl)orno and Meredith.
songs.
$80.00 '
8:00 P. M.—-—"Rsilroad' stocks." 10:13 P. .\i.——0‘Bricn Brothers. lla- _.....
8:15P.M.~Georgc King's North- _wniinn Guitars.
minster services. 10:30 P. li.»0rchcstru.
9:15 1". M.-—Audubon Theater. 1 11:00 P. lil.—-»Connle's Orchestra.
10:00 P. Iii.-NicllOls Trio. : 11:30 1'. )l.-—-Stricklau«l‘s ()reilcs.
ill loud speaker.
$200‘
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inseminated Mills-tits r. and ins the Meet transaction or .
. sides Donahue silencing A ltd lilac-lain- hoary erase all. . - ,
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Model
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3225
The same compact set may
be had ill a beautiful
Pooley cabinet with built
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We know of nothing that will give the whole family as much joy
set. you must think of these things, Selec-
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The Synchrophase picks the
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ruin: lull:
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This quick
and accurate tuning is made
possible by the Grebe S-L-F
condensers. They distribute
low and high—wave stations
so that they have equal spac-
ing on the dials, eliminating
the crowding of low-wave
stations onto lower dial set-
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A radio set designed to be used with
either an inside or outside aerial. We
ha've both stationary and. $165
portable sets
I ONE-THIRD DOWN Balance in Small Monthly Payments
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