International l'nitorni Sunday
Lesson. Paul’s Voyage and
Acts 21:30-44. ‘. .....
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WM. [5. GILROY. D. D.
ot'l'be Congregation-list.
story oi! Paui' s voyage to
:and his shipWicck. as told
twenty-seventh chapter 0!
ii not only one or the moat
narratives ot the sea, but it
Illidfilo be the most important
tint that has come down to us of
in ancient. times. The story
e ship's mastei handled the
’ storm. the undergirdling.
. Mir details have been valuable
pen methods of navigation in
_ at world.
.9 interest 0! this narrative tor
31bit student. however. is lound
other directions. and it centers
any in Paul himself. Here we
amasing evidence of the sheer
dour of moral heroism. The full
trusts ofthe picture are so strong
kills afmost impossible to see
din in their full intensity.
”tiers Iwas a comparatively un-
uttn man. the preacher or an ob~
re and unpopular faith. whom
ople might. have thought or as a.
ere tanstlc. In addition to this he
‘ s priiiiner subject to the author-
Bethlehem Congregational Church
.7. (Mission Kyrkan)
‘an Zandt street near East ave-
us. Best Norwalk.
‘ Rev. Granstroni. pastor.
* Sunday services. Dec 0.
H 10:45 A. M. Devotional service.
its sixth sermon under the main
:‘ "The Secret of Happiness."
given.
. 13:00 P. M. Sunday school. Mr.
1 G. Amundsen. superintendent.
I ' Ill'attendance is desired.
' 6:00 P. M. Vesper service.
7:00 P. M.SongIService. At this
rvice Mrs. Anderson. formerly
rent Chicago. now living in West-
rt. Conn" will sing a few solos.
he has been called in the West
be “Swedish Nightingale."
Thursday. Dec. 10.. s P. M. Pray.
-r and praise service.
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International Bible Students
Red Men's hall. Washington
treat.
Bible class 3-5 P. M.
Text tar Study acts 3:19-21.
Advent Christian Church
Rev. F. L. Piper D. D. Pastor.
, Mrs. Elsie Partrick organist.
‘Sundly-scbool at 10:00. Richard
‘ lane superintendent As the school
iv "now-in competition with other
hooll of the conference. a full at-
endance is desired.
_ Morning worship at 10:00. Ser-
omen topic. “Watching With Christ.
the Challenge to Faltblulness.”
Loyal Workers at 6:15. in the
prayer room. ' ,
. Evening service at‘7: 30. Chorus
.. d special music. Sermon topic.
iSomeIIMinlstries ot the Church. as
uggestsd by St. Paul."
011 Tuesday evening at 7:5 Miss
e-Saae will conduct a Bible
udy hour at. the church. Miss
, e was several years with the
lily Sunday campaigns. and is tain-
" Ins as aleader oi Bible study class-
All friends who are interested
. helping in studying the Bible are
cordially invited to come in and
pend the evening with us.
'Weekly service of prayer and
Iiraise on Thursday evening at 7:45.
pic continuance of “Paul’s Second
. inionary Journey."
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Mount Zion Baptist Church.
Eranklin Street.
. Rev. R. B. Harris, Pastor.
gPreachin‘g 11:00 A. M.-—by the
-r.
80 P. lit—Sunday School.
-n James Taylor. Supt.
8:80 P. M.—-"The Lords Supper
i be administered.
:00 P. M.—-B. Y. P. W.
:30 P. M.—-preachlng. ‘
uesday night "A Necke'l‘ie. and
ran Social. for the benefit of the
arch qube held at the home at
a James Taylor. 4 Burbank
l are welcome. a luncheon will
. served. price 25c.
Wednesday. Rev. J. E. Harris oi‘
‘ Ibury’Conn.. will preach. services
“sense P. M.
, day 7:30 P. M.—Choir Relies»
i member otfitho choir are. re-
acted to be present. Mrs. Putt»-
and her. co-workera wishes to
. members and friends for pa~'
-. to the "chicken and wattle
Ier. held at her home Thursday
ins. It was a grand success.
or. R. B. Harrie pastor.
. Barry Grundy Clerk.
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Dea-
‘ ,1 Trinity Church.
Rev. C; S. Lewis. M. A.. Rector.
Services tor the Second Sunday in
‘ :so. A. M.-noiy Eucharist.
. 0 P. M.—Church school. .
‘80 A. lit—Choral Eucharist and
on.
0 annual Every-Member Can-
- will be completed lunday al-
con. Cartons of duplex envelop-
be on the tables in the rear of
church on Sunday. Dec. 13.
‘ tum Congregational Church.
On the Green. Norwslk.
A . E. l". McGregor. P11. 1).. Pastor,
Morning worship at 10: 30 Willi
. 1 by the pastor: subject:
Ig Our Bible.” There Will be
special communion with recep-
not members.
. I day school at 9:30 with begin-
and Primary departmenu at
during-pitta church hour.
7 n! at (P. M. Subject: “Por-
o 'Pnul. what his neighbors
Peoples service at 5:15.
{7 evening the Doorkeepers
till meet with Mrs. Frank
withstood Ave. So. Nomlb.
r at 3: 30 the Golden Rule
Mil meet with Mrs. Charles
- * Mill)! Hill Ave.
It)”. mid-week sermca at
as Subject: "More about our
s tor the light that they.
“:4; Notices For Sunday and Com Week
PAUL’S VOYAGE AND SHIPWRECK
iiy oi the Roman commander. and
also. both as prisoner and passenger,
subject to the ship’s captain.
Yet through the sheer force or his
character. we iind that this humble
prisoner is the man who is really in
command. virtually telling the R0-
man commander what to do and
clearly dominating the captain who
might have been supposed to have
been an expert in navigation. Proba-
bly nowhere in all history is there a
more mid and powerful revelation
oi the supien‘iacy or character.
It seems to be the significant fact
about the lesson. this revelation ot
the strength. courage. and clearness
oi vision that the graced! God can
impart to a man wit has allowed
the spirit or God to have tull domi-
nance in his lilo. Such power would
hate been impossible tor Paul it the
Roman centurion or the ship's cap-
tain. or any oi his fellow passengers
or prisoners had detected in him any
One recalls 'l‘ennyson's description of
the Good Knight. “His strength was
as the strength of ten because his
heart was pure. "
In manifold ways and places this
sublimity or character has been ie-
vealed in history. Possibly we should
say that the greatest of all examples
in Jesus himself. He was in author-
ity. not Pilate. as he stood before the
Roman governor. and even on the
ticles and 1000 at the corner at Wall
and Commerce St. in the vacant.
store in the Assembly Hall building.
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First MethOdIst Epls’cOpal Church
South Norwalk.
‘.ev.
Director.
Ralph Toland.' Soloist and Chorus
Leader.
Church School 10:00 A. M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Communion. The reception of mem-
bers.
Prelude. Shepherd's Morning
Song—Davis. .
Solo. God is Our Retugm—Mac-
Dcrmid.
Ralph Toland.
Postlude. Excltatc ciao—Lacey.
Young People's Meeting 6:30.
service of song. The Crusade songs.
Sermon Address. “Faith a. Shield"
Prelude. Evening Hymn—Marsh.
Solo. Unto the Hillee—Hawley.
Ralph Toland.
Postlude. Solemn March-Steam.
Monday? evening. 7: 30. the Busi-
ness and Professional Women will
meet in the chapel.
Tuesday evening. 6:00, the T. C
B. Classv'ill serve a supper to the
members and‘Iirlends. Tickets lim-
ited to one ‘fhundred. Mrs. Fred
Bailey. chairwoman.
Thursday 2:30 o'clock. Ladies
Aid Society will hold its monthly
meeting in the church. The linal
report on the Christmas sale and
supper will be made and other ”Just.
need will be discussed.
Thursday. 7:30. The Prayer Meet-
ing. “Somc‘Feetures or Methodist
Teachings."
Friday afternoon. 2:00. The High
School section oi! the Probationers
Class will meet in the Sunday
School room.
Friday alternoon. 3:46. the Pub-
lic School section of the Probation.
ers Class will meet in the Sunday
School room.
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Grace Biptist Church
Rev. R. F. Lee. Minister
36 Butler Street
9:45 A. M.—Sunday school.
11:15 A.M.—-Preaching. Text: Ex.
12:13. Preparatory to Communion
service.
3: 30P.M..—-duniorB Y. P. U. A
song service and consecration meet-
in:-
7:00 P. hip—Senior B. 1:. P. U.
consecration. .
8:00 P. him-Covenant and Com-
munion service.
A membership. reunion meeting.
Scripture for the B. Y. P. Unions:
Romans 12.
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South Norwallr Baptist Church
Rev. L. T. Mallory. Pastor.
The Sunday morning service will
be conducted by the pastor. Rev.
E. L. Keats. a prolcssor in the In-
ternational Seminary or East 0r.
sage. N. J... will give a short address
on “Communion: What Does It Mean
to You?" The Lord's Supper will
be observed at the close or the ser-
mon and the pastor. Rev. L. T. Mal-
lory. will ‘give the right hand or tel-
lowship to those Who have recently
Joined the church.
There will be a baptismal service
in the evening after the sermon. The
pastor will preach on the subject:
"Why Baptize." "There will be an
opening praise service. Special mu-
sic wil be rendered.
The children's sermon for the
morning is entitled "Bobby Higgins."
Calendar for the week of Dec. 7
Sunday—
10:00 A. M.—-Everyman’s
class: Bible school.
11:00 A. M.—Worship.
0:30 P. M.-—Christisn Endeavor.
7:30 P. M.—-Worship.
Monday. 6:20 P. M.—-Father and
Son banquet: 9:00 P. 31.. Board or
Trustees.
v Thursday.
senice.
Announcements:
Dr. Hendrickson. pastor at stam-
ford Baptist Church. Will give an
address at the mid-week service. He
is a very able speaker and all who
come will be well repaid. There
will be.special music. The public
is invited.
The Board of Trustees has chang-
Bible
7:30 P. M.—-Mid-week
'ed the hour at its meeting this weal:
tron: s P. M. to 9 P. 11.. Monday. on
account or the Father and Son ban-
dust.
The public is invited to the bap-
tismal service Sunday evening.
Music tor Sunday:
Morning.
Prelude-'Adaglo in A-ctlat”....llerltel
Anthem—"The Lord Is My I309-
herd". .............Biscboir
. the: Golden Rule Circle
Xmas sale or fancy ar-
Sole-I-"l coil. to Thee"...Caro Reina
element or selfishness or weakness:
class he had command of the Ilium!
lion. tor mourn men could cruelly
him. it was him to say. "Father. lor-
give them. they know not what they
do“.
When we speak of this scene in
the shipwreck as one or the greatest
evidences in history of the domine-
tion of circumstances and ol all 0th
or toicos. personal and impersonal.
by the power ot supreme devotion to
godness and truth. we should re;
member that this sublimity of char-
acter had its clear ioundatlon in
Paul's personal allegiance to Jesus
Christ. He made the witness to this
clear and decisive.
"There stood by me." he said.
"this night. the angel of God whose
I am and whom I serve." There was
the secret of his power and char-
acter.
One cannot miss in this story oi
Paul‘s shipwreck the manifest an.
pllcetion ot the teaching or this los-
son to the voyage ct lite.
What Paul's lilo clearly shows is
that there is a possibility of so link-
ing and strengthening one's \vili
through the will or God that no mat-
ter how other influences may shape
one‘s course. ono’s character can
stand iorth with a triumphant power
that is stronger than lite or death.
This is the message of the story of
Paul's shipwreck. and it is a mes-
A. F. Chamberlain. Pastor. I
Archibald Merriam. Organist and
Leader. Miss May Hadley: "The
Man with the Inkliorn."
Evening Worship. 7:30. Happy'
sage for every man.
s
Postiudc—"Allegro" ...... Lemalgrc
Evening.
Prelude—"Piistorni" ....... Salome
Anthem—“T‘hc Shadow s of the Even-
lng" .................. . . . Ward
8010—" The Lord Is My Light"
................... Olley Speaks
Postlude. ."Romanza". .. Hopkins
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Knight Street. A. M. E. Church
Rev. W. Henry Lamar. pastor.
10:45 A. M. monthly morning
class. ,
12:30 P. M. Allen C. E. League.
7:30 P. M. Sermon by the pastor.
followed the Lord's Supper.
Class meetings. Tuesday and
Thursday evenings.
Trustees meeting Monday even-
lngs.
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First. Church ol Christ. Scientist
57 West avenue
The regular Sunday service oi
thin church is held at 11 A. M. Sun-
day school is held at it A. iii. Sub.
ject. "God The Only Cause And
Creator." *
Wednesday evening Testimony
meeting is held at 8 o‘clock. To
both at these services the public is
invited.
Reading Room. 57 West avenue
open week days. holidays excepted.
from 13 to 5. Tuesday and Thurs.
day evenings from 7 to 9. . All are
welcome. ._ .
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St. Peter‘s Evangelical Merit!
Church ' .
Cedar Street,
Rev. '1‘. C. Wensel. Pastor.
German service at 10 A. M. Eng-
lish service with Holy Communion
at 11 A. M. Bible class and Sun-
day school at 12 noon. Subiect oi
sermon: "Our Preparation to Meet
the Lord." Everybody is cordially
welcome.
The preparatory service will begin
at 11 A. M. This will be the last
English communion service in 1323.
The regular monthly business
meeting 0! the Young People's so-
ciety will be held Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock in the basement or the
church. Who will join before the
old year closes?
Our annual Christmas (air will be
held Thursday afternoon and eve-
ning. The Board at voting mem-
bers. the Ladies' society and the
Young People‘s society have odi-
cially decided to work together tor
the success or this undertaking. Who
else will lend a helping hand?‘ The
prolits realised will be used to re-
duce the debt on the parsonage.
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Christ Church.
Gregory Boulevard. East Norwalk.
Rev. Robert B. B. Foote. Rector.
Dec. 6th. Second Sunday in Ad-
vent . (Bible Sunday.)
9:30 A. M. Senior Sunday school.
10:30 A. M. Holy Communion and
sermon. .
. Celebration or the 400th Anniver-
sary of the Translation of the New
Testament into English by William
Tyndale.
11:45 A. M. Junior Sunday school.
7:30 P.. M. Evening Service and
sermon.
Tues. 3:30 P. M. G. F. S. Candi-
dates at the church.
7:00 P. M. Boys'
church.
7:30 P. M. Glrls' club will meet
Club at the
with Miss Helen Brehm. 5 letts
place.
Wed. 7:30 P. M. Prayer and
Praise service with Bible study.
Thurs. 2:00 P. M. The Women".
Guild will meet with Mrs. Prom
13. Sturdevant. 22 Edits avenue.
Sat. afternoon. St. Agnes Guile
will hold a Food and Fancy Work
sale.
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The South Nos-walk Congregational
Church
Rev. Frederick E. Jacobs. Minister.
Mrs. Lois Burchard Hedner. or-v
gauist; Mrs. P. Irving Smith. con-
tralto and director double quartet.
Services for the week beginning
Dec. 6:
9:“ A. M.——0burch school.
11: MAM—Public worship and
reception of members.
11: 00 A. M.-Nursery, under direo.
tion of Miss Elisabeth Spicer.
l 6:30 P. M.—Young People’s meet.
ng.
7. 80 13.): lip—Song service. led by.
Mr. Eln'ier Craig. and sermon by the
sing "The Ninety and Nine. " All are
welcome.
Monday. 7:20 P. M.—-Heet1ng 0!
the Plymouth Guild at the church.
Meeting ot the executive committee
' bring penny bags.
Thursday. ma 1'. M.«—~.\lld-n‘eeli
meeting. Bible study: i.C301a.Chnp.
ters 1-8.
Thursday. Dec. 17. 0:30 i". ll.—
ministsa. Miss Elsie Moulthrop will .
or the Women's Marion at the
home or Mrs. J. ll. Coburn. ll South
Mainstreet. 8:00p.m.,itieetingcf
the business connnittse at the
church. .
Tuesday. 2 :30 P. M.-—Meeting C
the Whoever Circle stilts house ‘
—-s- as HW-
ol‘ Mrs. Ed. smith. :0 h‘vuvlow rum-(i.
nus: Sciipture'siuay Aciii 217:00L
P M” meeting of then. .0. U. K. at
the church.
Wednesday. 3:00 P. M.-v.‘lvetlug
oi the Endeavor Circle at the liomI-
of Mrs. Robert silcock. 22 (loath
street. Members ale iequesieii iul
Foi‘el'ather's dinner and address by
Proteasor Henry Hallam Tweedy or
Yale. Remember this date and plun
to attend.
Music tor Sunday:
Morning
Organ Prelude-“Priere Ala \ lelxe'
......................... (rll' \
Anthem—o'Seek To the Lord".. .I'i-Irry
Ollertory Solo—"110w Beautiful Up.
on the Mountains" ......... Scott
Postlude~—"llallan Postludc“....t'.‘asinlI
Evening.
Ol'tertory (supranol—“Tho .\‘lnI-iv
and Nine."
Miss Elsie Moultliiop.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church.
30 Rowan Street. East Nora-an:
Rev. Charles A. Gray. Pastor. will
be in charge or the services.
Mr. Clarence Cable will
charge of the music.
Sunday. 10:30 A. M. ’.l‘hv Sacra-
ment of the Lord's Supper “ill to!-
low a brief talk on :‘The Spirit or
Unity."
Sunday School at 1'.’ o‘clock \ilth
competent teachers for all ages ' he
Friendship Bible Class will lll(‘lt .it
the same hour. Mr. Gray will
speak.
Epworth League. 8:30 l". M.
Evening Worship at 72:10.
men on “Spiritual Forces."
be in
Set:-
Ofilclul Board meeting. Monday,
7:45 P. .\l.. at the church.
Concert Tuesday evening under
auspices at the Friendship lliblo
Class.
Thursday. 7:45 P. M. Mid-“oak
service of Prayer and Praise. Mr.
Gray will speak on "Relinleus lio-
vival." This will he a real prayer
meeting for the divine help and
Saturday. 8 P. M. Choir rehear-
sal at the church.
A cordial welcome to all the at r-
tiers of the church is extended to
the public.
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Somali: Methodist Episcoiiul
Church.
George B. Tompkins. minis-
‘3
Rev.
tor.
Charles G. Ives. organist and di-
Mrs.
rector: A. Gibson Hull. 50-
prano: Mrs. L. L. Pugh, conti-nlio;
Ernest W. Souls. tenor; Harry L...
Sterling. bnsso.
Sunday School and the Men's.
Bible Class convene at 0:45 sharp.
The Sacrament of The Lord's
Supper will be administered at 11
o'clock service.
Beginning with this morning smI-l
vice a nursery will be maintained
in the primary room. where small
children may be left while the par-
ents attend the service.
The Eprrth League at 0:30 will
be led by Miss Justine Worden.
Topic: "The man with ye ink horn."
This is a service for the young poo-
pie. All young people are invited.
At 7:30 there will be a rousing
song service led by Ernest W. Soult.
This will be lollowed by an address
by the minister On "The man who
made Bibles tor a bishop to burn."
The Tompkisn League meets on
Monday at 7:30.
The regular monthly meeting oi
the W. 1". M. S. will be held on
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the
church. The study will be conduct-
ed by Miss Susan Olmstead. Topic:
"The practice of prayer." Mrs.
Raynor Wernic will sing.
There will be a meeting at the
tinance committee on Tuesday eve-
ning.
At 3:45 “Thursday afternoon the
young people will meet with the
pastor for religious instruction.
At 8 o‘clock Madam Kitchenette‘s
orchestra will give a concert in the
church. This is home talent. and
bursting with fun.
Thursday. 7:30. Church night.
Study groups tollowcd by song ser-
vice. prayer and Bible study.
BOBBED HAIR arr
lllADRlD.-The latest fashion cre-
ations of Spanish design make the
bobbed-haired girls sigh (or their
lost looks. The newest styles are de-
signed to be worn with long hair at-
tractively made up.
i
-—Advertise in the Sentipel tor thol
best results. ~
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“um—MS“ TollK CITY—40o.
7:00 P. bin-Bernhard Leviluw'e
dinner concert.
3:00 i". M—Talk by ii'osino llainll-
loll.
8:15 1".
songs.
8:30 P.
0:00 1". M.-"The Coal
John 11. Hammond.
0:30 I‘. Ill.——-Esisy Hour.
10:30 P. M.-—l‘a\ll Specht‘s Orches-
tra.
“'Edl‘v-NEW YORK CITY—I492
6:454:15 A. M.-vHealth exercises.
4:05 I’. M.-—-Cecll Newcorn's Orches-
ira.
3:00 P. M.-—-Dinner music.
:00 1". lit—Charles Robinson. bary-
tone. .
:10 l". M.-—\'ee Lun'iiiiuret. Mum-i
Pollock. pianists.
:25 P. .\i.——Chsrles Robinson bary-
tone.
7:35 i“. M.«-Vee Lawnhurst. Muriel
Pollock. pianists
7:45 P. M—“Praciical Cilms Pre-
vention." Judge Edwin L. Garvin.
:00 P. lib—Triangle Club of
Princeton. songs and orchestra.
:00 l‘. .‘L—drvine Players in two
one-act plays, “Tired" and “Mais-
lo."
:30 l". .\l_.-i\iaria Seumeil. pianist.
0:45 1". M.~—-Lewis Williamson. ten-
.\i.—-“'l‘lie Texans." popular
hl.-—-i)niice orchestra.
Situation."
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or.
10:00 i". .‘l.—Dave Sieingard, \iolin-
ist.
10:10 P. )i.-—Parnassus Trio:
lladio Dream Girl.
10:45 P. M.--Ths Bano Boys. ,
11:00-12:00 P. M.—\'incent Lopez‘s
Orchestra.
“OBS—NEW YORK CITY-Alto.
6:00 P. M—L‘ncle Geebee.
6:30 P. M.—Pearl Smith. animal in-
terpretatiens.
:40 1". M.-Sorey's Concert Trio.
:20 P. M.—~Da1lroom dance instruc-
tion.
:30 P. M.—-Goi~lrude Clause.
pmno; lrcno Freimnn, pianist.
;00 i". lil.—Putil Lowenkron. vio-
linist.
:30 l’.
'.‘H l".
ilic
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—‘
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.\l.-—W:i,\'r~ldc 'l‘roubadours.
.\l.—.\'orman Secon. pianist.
:30 1". M.—-Wuyside troubadors.
;40 l‘. .ll.——l‘riul Luwenkron. Nor-
lllflll SQCOI].
:50 l". .\i.——l:lminor Van Der Kar.
soprano.
:00 I". .\l.-—-Dollald Lflll‘d.
iiianshlp."
0:10 1'. M.-—John R. Thomas. tenor.
9:20 1’. .\i.-—-Program from Warner's
Theater.
10:30 l'.
lrn.
S
9 'Sfllcs-
.\l.—-Arrowhead Orches-
- “TINY—NEW YORK CITY—269.
0:55 I‘. M.~—-"The Battery."
7m) 1". .\l.-—"thse Birthday
day?"
20.3 i". Aim—Telegraph sportl'iash.
:10 1'. .\l.—Commerco ot the on...
:15 i". .ll.-Opera notes.
:20 P. 3i.-—-P. )l.——Dr. Katzcnstcln.
“Dentistry."
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7:45 i". Ill.-—Orlando's Concert Or~
chestra.
8:15 I“. .\l.——Cliarics liaubiel. piano
series.
5:30 P. lit—Ben Bernie's Orches~
“‘3.
0:15 i". M.-—-l\'iwaninn Frank H.
Higgins.
0:80 P. M. -—- Selections
Princeton play "Fortune."
0:45 P. M.-Yama-Yama Boys.
10:00 P. hie—“Fiction." Elsie Mc-
Cormack.
from
10:30 1‘. lll.——Sclections from‘ play
“Fortune."
10:15 P. ll.—-.ludlth Roth. soprano.
11:00 P. )l.—.\lotion Picture Review
and Stars.
\l'NYC, NEW YORK—520.
:00 P. li.—-—Tl‘he Lane Trio: songs.
:30 l". M.——-Police alarms.
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7:33 i". ll.—-A. Wayne. songs.
7:50 i'. M.—Piano selections.
8:00 P. M.—Emily Avery Concert.
0:00 P. M.-—"Guaiemala." Le Roy
Jellers.
9:30 P. M.-Citizens' dinner to
William Dalton and other elected
officials of Long Beach: addresses
and entertainment by Gedney and
Magoo. A. Wayne. Lawrence Met-
call.
10:30 P. M.—-Vincent Lopez's 0r-
chestra.
iézeo midnight—Entertainment by
stage stars: Leon Dccosta's Quar-
tot.
'\\'MCA. NEW YORK—84L
6:00 P. M.—-Olcott Vail's Ensemble
6:30 P. M.—-Robert Softer. pianist.
7:00 P. his—Talk.
7 :05 P. M.—-Dance Orchestra.
8
:00 P. M—Townley Quartet.
. Nets-1k
RCHANDISE is new, fresh and at-
‘ tractive; sales persons are alert to
give you superior service, and selection is
at its best—just three good reasons for
early holiday shopping.
Rogers Er Stevens
TWO STORES
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So. Norwalk
‘ THE EVENING SENTINEL: so.Noi:WA1.K. CONN
lonight’ 8 Radio Progi am
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1 s: 80 l‘. M -—Ld\\uiil lioilt‘h.
,10 P.
'5 l".
pinn-
lsi.
5:45 i". .\l.-—lI2r\n ('lllIIs. pianist.
0:00 i‘. .\i.-L'd\\‘ard Morris. plan.-
ist.
0:15 P. .‘l.—-lit-nry lluilIlg.
Kaye. comedians.
l-lcnry
0:30 1". Alt—Cinderella llama. 01'-
t'hcltl'u.
10:00 i". Air—Patrick O‘Connor.
Thomas Hulloran. Irish llullsls.
10:15 P. hl.——\\‘illlnm Bonner. tI'Inr-r
10:30 i'. M.—-Annii Dilly. \lolliilst.
10:45 1‘. M.—-.‘4noddon Weir. hurl-
tone.
11:00 P. M—Ei'nie Golden's Or-
chestra.
\l‘ll‘lill. NEW YORK «HY—273.
2:001'.i\l.-Bcrt Lowe's Entertain.
ere.
3:001’..\l.-—Puui Epp's licvcllcrs.
4:00 I'. M.—1lcrt iiurris' Orchestra. '
5:00 Ebb—Elizabeth llcslop. con-
traito.
5:15 P. M.—-Sammy Wilson. pianist.
5:45 P. M.-—Chris Met-lion. songs.
6:15 P. lil.-—Arrlghl Singers.
0:45 P. ll.—-Gr:ice Strussburgei‘. con-
trallo.
7:00 P. M.——Ma}estle String Ensem-
lt‘.
\VOKO, NEW YORK CITY—233
8: 0‘0 P. M. --Lce Grabcr. pianist.
5:15 P. M.—\lme. Rivere. sepiano.
8: 35 RM .-—Kenneth Meltz. tenor.
8: 50 P. M. -—Vl:1dlmil‘ 'l' o b :1 ch nlk.
burytonc.
9:05 P. M.—l\lrnc. Rlvvre. soprano.
“'OR, NEWARK—10:5.
6:15 P. lit—Aerial Santa Claus.
:"5 P. M —“ Sports." Dill Wallim.
a: 37 l'. M.—.lacqucs Jacobs's En-
seiiible.
:30 P. M. —\‘ an's Collegians.
P. .‘l.—Mischa Goodman. violinist.
:15 l’. Ill.—~Otlille Winn, soprano.
:30 1'. M.—Julius Koehl. pianist.
:45 P. his—Mischa Goodman. \‘lo-
linist.
P. M.—Ottille Winn. soprano.
:15 l'. 3i.~Charles l‘icader. xyle-
phonist.
:30 P. Ili.—-.\lontelair-l’ule Associa-
tion program.
.\l.—.\‘cws bulletin. .
10:10 r. .‘l.-Carl'oll Clark, lLIary- i
tone. 4 i
l
10:30 i'. .‘L—Allcu (“unkllih manilo— '
linist.
10:45 1“.
son.
11 P. M.-—'Eddl8 Elkins' orchestra.
WAAM. NEWARK—#03.
17'. hl.-—Ernle Krickctt‘s orchestra. l
:30 P. lit-Talk. 5
:33 P. M.-—Ernle Krickutt's ur-
chestra.
P. lit—Ray Nichols‘ orchestra.
:30 P. his—Al Plister's orchestra.
P. lit—Dover night.
10 P. M.-—-Hartiey Joy Boys.
“'GCP. NEWARK—252.
4 P. ‘.\l.-—Songs.
4:15 1". M.-—ltust and Henrlchson,
banjoists.
M.~—Dance orchestra. '
8:30 P. lil.——Hebrow Orphan Asylum I
M.—-"Turllvfi," .lll’rm‘l Nil—
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SATURDAY, DECEMI’F R .i
MOTHER LEAVES
SICK BED T0
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NEW YORK. Doc. 5.‘-»i.\l'l. ‘.Ilre.
Marie I‘lrle left a sick bed at the
risk of her life to ('Olllt: to Now
l’ork inst night to be ll'u'll' llt‘l' son
Gordon. twenty .\\'lll’ll She [turned
yesterday for ”it“. first iinw that he
had confessed to killing his chum.
George Nye. 19. with an am: Sun-
day. The only thing fill": \wulil any
whcn she arrived here nus.
“My boy was raised licttcr than
that.”
When din-tors \ii'il'lll'il llf'l‘ she
was risking ll"‘l' life if she tried to
come to Gordon. she replied.
"I'll go it it's the last thing I do.‘
TEA MURDER
BATTERSEA. Eng—albumin» he
refused to‘ treat him in a cup or tea.
Charles Dearling struck A rtlim- lins-
sey a blow in the race which killed
him.
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band.
0 P. .‘i.-Ukulele Bob McDonald.
9:15 P- M.-Juno Lee. Sammy Lee.
9:30 P. M.-Hebrew Orphan Asylum
band.
10 P. M.-—Bob Schaler. Fred Fisher.
10:15 P. lit-Salvatore Trio.
10:45 P. M.——Della Riordan. bary-
ions.
11 P. M.-—Strlckland‘s orchestra.
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