‘.M0NDAY,I mango”, 1925. 3 .
lonight’ 8 Radio WProgramI
\\ .Iz-\lt.‘\\ YORK CITY-465
0:15 I‘. III. ——Sautu Claim.
":30 II. III.-1.\'I-w "uric L'nivIIrolty
IItIuI-III; "i'ow to no Honor?"
lh'ltllt‘ltfltll Ullurloa 0.8111102
ll. IIL—Bernhuxd LeultoWa
7 I-IIIestr.
II p. Inn—Lorry Sin" 5 OIclteatI-a.
10 9. III. ~81.- hichohs Society bun-
amt.
' lltp. III -—HurIy Loonnr'do OrcheII-,.
. In.
\US \lI‘--.\IIJ Iw _'\0RK CITE—10¢.
II II. 1:: -Dinner muslc
1? p. Inn—Adm“ Curroll.
IMIviII IIeII;,IIIl buniolsl.
L I
I.
01"
pianist;
I7 I p. in. -—“'l‘ltootrc (luiid, " Thole-
. :15”. Helburn.
' " m.-—ltudlo II'cIIm Girl.
7:1 *0 II. Inn-“Lullaby Lady" .....
8 0. III. — "Pin" concert.
8: 1W p. nLvHeoIth talk.
9 u. III. -—-:\lusic by Gypsies.
31011p.nI——(-rond Opcru “Illoso-
lotto.“
‘11-.” p
2. 1m.
tinnksuw 100K CITY—313
6 mm Inn—Uncle Geebco.
6:210 I). m. Premier Orchestra.
7 u..In.-—" hc New Astrology."
7:10 p. m.-——Premier OrCIIcotrII.
IIL—iII-II Bernie's Orchoa.
6:110 l'.
‘HClCnCl-H i
10:15 1'. anlmdio nrosrum. i
10:30 P. M.-Da1wo orchestra.
11215 P. lib—Elliott l’loontn. bury-I
tono. ’ -
11:30 1’. M.-—Jack Cohen. Martini. i
I. “TIN—NEW YORK (TIT—30L l
6:00 P. 1|.-—-Dtnnpr music. - l
(1:30 I'. M.~Duddy Dingle. '
hI.—wl')|nner music.
7:00 1'. AL-q'l‘rio concert.
".80 l". M-«JUo Word's
(11's.:
:00 i". Aim-"mime.“ llnlteriI-II,” 11.
1181101112.
:06‘1“.M.-—-Roseloud Dance OrclIcs~
EIIth-tIIln-
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tlit.
8:80 1". BIL—Guardian lg’fttI-rtainrrs.
0:00 1“- M.--W. Roleton Aubue, ten-
01'.
9:10 P. his—Billie and Marie I'IIn,
singers.
0:20 1’. .‘lrf’l‘ll‘. and Mrs. 1.09
Woods. songs.
10:30 1". M—Frlvoltty Orchestra.
11:00 P. .\l.~—1')nnco orchestra.
11:30 P. .\I.-—-Donce Orchestra.
12:00 midnig'htw'rod Lewis's 0r.
(then I'll.
WlI‘B l. NEW YORK CITY—273.
0:00 .P. Aim-Judith Roth. songs.
6:151". ltl.—~BIIrt Dixon. tenor.
6:30 I‘. M.—~Abn0r Silver. composer.
our. EVENING SENTINEL-so. NORWALK, CONN.
:10 1’. M.-—Ituoto travelogue.
9:30 I'._1Il.—-tIlvunhlld't-.
9:45 I'. .\l.--—John Asootinl.
IlnnI-eII.
00 P. lil.-l’ortry pot-It.
I01',M.~—l‘lob ScIIIII'III' nIId Fred
Fisher. norms.
30 l'. .\1.-—-llosu
pennant.
«15 I'. M.—-—1I‘lorI-m:o (Icrringcr. pi-
IIIIiIIt
“HAP—Now Yor’k City—210
-7 I“. M‘.--—-I’Ilnner music.
1'. .\l.-—Goll instruction.
:20 1". M.;—»lilvo Kalb.
:45 l'. M.—-liln rlun Brooch. violinist.
:30 l'. his—Eugen .‘tunsor. plon‘lsi.
f'. lil.-—-II3|\'II l\'IIlII.
:III P. M.-.1.'IIIIeII McKinley 11050.
8:30 1’. .\1.—~i$ugetu2 MIIIIIIIIIII, piano.
rIIclIuI.
$2413 1‘.
rccitnl.
l' lib—Duets.
9:20 P. lil.~—~l{nthIIrlnc ltullet. pot-III
stories.
9:40 P. 1il.--Dnrl Bethmnn.
1:50 1’. M.~‘Duetn._
10:10 1‘. M.-—-J. S. Jamil-Ion.
\\ ORG—New York City—28:!
\toitn l
10:
10:
10: I)l‘(‘(fll(“i‘l. pool
10:
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M.—~Murion llroeck. violin
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7:45 1". lil._—ngley'e \‘croutllc Ser-
cnnders.
8:15 I’. M.-—-l\lurlha Weiss. pianist.
8:30 I‘. Mr—«Jounlo A‘Duir, soprano.
8:.I0 l'. M.——lI‘ronk (lulussl. pianist.
0:0 I. P. \l. «t'nlverslty Orchestra.
\\ \‘Alltn—ukit'llmond Hill, 1". 11—310
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7::10 I'.lil.-Dttnco orchestra.
s: 00 1". hi. --“Current 'l‘oplcot"
0V. Kaltenborn.
8:3 0?. M. —-"Ai Reid's l-Iour. "
0: to 1’. .‘Il.——"Curtltage." IsIlIIuI‘d
Bierstudt.
10:00, 1'. ltl.—-NI-w bulletin.
10:10 l'..\I.--Vtvinn l-loll. aonruuo.
ll .
10:30 1’. 1\1.—-Arolttc Sluter'o Ut'-,’
clII-stru.
11:00 P. .\l-—'lho Bottle Boys.
11: 151’ lil.——0ktohonm 110d. hobo
stories. .
11230 1291—»)an Ar'onoons Cru-
ouIlI‘In.
“HAW. MQWARK—Ron
8:00 1'. .\I.——DIII (loldturb'o Orches-
tra; IItIk.
7:00 I”. lit—Joe (.‘htckcno‘a Or- ‘
IIlIIIsIrIt. , ' ,
’I‘: :10 1’. M.—-'1'ho Sport Oracle. ,
T: in P. bin-Alice 129mm. contrai-
IO 0- _
8205.1“. lib-Jimmie Lowery. xylo-
phone. I
8:30 P.l\l.~—Altco Laurie. nopruno.
8:50 I‘. lil.--’I‘Itlk. lvloruco E. Beav-
or.
9:00 P.lii.-—-Bouts from the ri
side at Laurel Gordon.
WGCP, NEWARK—232
6:15 P. 1\l.-—Sehwortz'o- Orchestra.
0:50 P. M.—Tolk to bqu. Philip
Wolf.- .
8: 30 P. M.~— Porry Bradford enter-
tainers. ,
8. 45 P. .11.—-Mohr and Tracey.
songs.
.I \ NYC—NEW you]: CITE—320. 1:30 P. M.--AIIIIIII Ira'hsor's “Alllonw 7:30 I. 111.- ~Mourlce E. ConnoIly. 9:00 P. M.-Corl Guenther‘a Or-
6:i:o P III—Market high spots. Party." 7:45 i“. .‘lr-IBrondery' Harmony Chestrm «onto. . MMWYCWWWI h"! b"I’ll O"?!- {f OQUi‘CiK Rdeltef
6:20 I’ .\l.. -1113,” selections “‘LWL. NEW YORK. CITY—488. Kings. 0:40 1’. lil.-—-Bob Ward‘s Little ed the post. ol.’ city nmnugtrhy Cin- or 0] on 1101019
“1:30 1‘. M. —l£lcincntnry German 9100 1°. M-w—lmverial'QIIMWL 8:10 I‘. lil.-——-.\lartlm IIrnIInIngcr. so- WMdS- . cinnnti, 0-. at It salary of $25,000 .“.
liwsons. 9:30 Ell—Question box. ”(mm 10:00P.M.—stricklnnds Orchestra. .1 year. "Is present position puts rm SM" M mumwlmwu Cum
' III 1". M-«Adyonced German ltIs- 9:05P.1\1.~—Leta. Donly. SUIII‘IIIIII. 8:30 I'. lilwwllornfcc’ Taylor. rI(ltl\- ”‘00 1:.M—Lonnio Orchestra. $0.712.
sons. , ‘ 10:15 P. .11.—-5tudy Club. tlons. 11:30 I. M—Murphy entertainers. ~~--.-._.-..~_.-....-....._ _ . - -. .-_ .____,__.___,
7:30 1". .\l.—-Polico alarms. 10:30 P.M.—Entertoinors. 8:45 P. M.~—-Synchrophaao Trio , " 1 ‘ ..
7:35 P. M-—-—Cnotlo Orchestra. 'WRNY. NEW YORK CITY—2.50. 9 1'. .11. —lladlo S;llll;.dClau3 It SI‘AMII'ORD BANKER 111E:
3‘10. 1'. M.—-Chris Mehan tenor. 6:00 P. 1\1.~—-0rcheatru. 9: 1'1: 1‘. M mllortl he on. contlu 0 ------ I .
4:9, I». M.—Josephus III. Daniela. 6:10 P. Meraddy Dingle. II::III r. M.-SynChI'OPIII!50 TIIIu STA‘WORD- DWI 7-"H°W?
"The Challenge of l’eneot" Arthur 7:00 P. M.—-—“WIIose l'IIIIIIIrlay Too; 10 P. M.———Dnrln Sheldon. coIIImIIo. Lock“ ood. {other of "Judge Charles
' $141110“. violinist. day?" 10:11. 1‘. 1“.""J00 731mmI-I‘IIIIII'I'I:I D Lockwood and an incorporator ofl
10:30 P. M. «Police alarms; Irca- 7:05 P. l\l.-—’1'I:1cgrnphsportflash. (Il'chopzzlm, ‘ tho Stamtord Savings bank, died utl
LhCI. . 7:10 P. M.»Commerce of the day. 12 inlltllIlElIl.—-l)ulll‘t.‘ IIIII.~III. 812 S t t e f
\\ MCA—NEW YORK CITY—841. 7:15 P. M.—-—Opom notes. won, yuwgnugqoa 1“” home. ummer 3 rec 3' ”'1
0:00 P. M.—-Olcott anl's String En- 7:45 P. lit—Major Dent Httklnson I3;4:..7:15-7:46—'-A.111.6an class. Crday afternoon from heart disease ‘3,
WIN)“ “Tim-.91 " 2:30 1‘. .\l.———Oreste's Queensland He had been ill for three “CI-ks IIIIII
, 05:0 1'. :II.——'I'alk on "Lacquer." 8:00 P. III. «Ferruccis (Ironwood. Ol'Clit"I4ll‘I'l. “a, eightym your; old.
7:00 P. )l.—Ernlo Golden's Orchcs- 0:15P. lit—“Evolution or .1117 " 11:15 1'. )ln-nltlt‘li Smith. barytono. ,,
tra. . 8:90 P. lIl.—-Celeanor Dugas. "Palnt- 3:30 P. .\l-.——Phtl Cook. songs. HIGH SCHOOL Bug‘s
7:30 P. ltt’.~——Edward French. plan- lug." 3:45 P. )l.—Boouty talk.
int. 8:40 P. Mp—Fermcni's Orchestra. 0:15 l".1\l.-——Aerial Santa. Claus. I GREENWICH. N. Y.. I')cc_ 7...
1:00 1". M.»—Family Circle. 8:40P.1\l.~—".luzzlng Sonata l'u- 6:25 1". tit.»—-Worda llllfilll'OllolllIl‘l"d. (A. p )—~Greenwiclt High IIIhool‘
: 82:10 1". M.-——I{art's Karntrai Kings. ' thetiquo." ' . 0:27 1"..‘1.—-"SII0IIIS." Bill Wattle.“ was ammyca by are yeaturduy “"hl
. 8:45 P. M.—-Radio program. . 9:00 1". 91.n“Sthlur Spare." lingo 6:3 1'. I\t.~——JIIcqueIII thcob's- len- u 10..., estimated at $50 000.
3 9:11 P. :Il.—-Lccturo on Christian (ternslmck. aemblm - '
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,At our hosiery counter during this
special sale, you will find the most
welcome gifts fo
r the m‘ajority of:
- .your women friends—Sheer, dainty
hose of loveliness.
; Evening
‘
Acorn
African Brown,
Almond
Black
White"
Atmosphere .
Beige
Bunny
Cannon
Quaker Grey
Sandalwood
Tubal: ‘
Champagne
, J "26 Colors
.2' Include
Fashionable .
Pearl .
Shades
Chestnut
Cinder
Cowboy
Crash.
French Nude
Gold Cloth
Grey
Hound Grey
New Bronze
Robot
Silver Cloth
Nix-Grey
i ,, Another of Read 3 Great Hosiery Events
Compare these hose with much more expensive stockings and you will realize that they would ordinarily
So Great a Purchase Gives Special Price Concessions to Us and to You. '
Full
Fashioned
11' you can’t
come ask
Betty
Barnum _
to shop for
You. Tele- .
phone her.‘ 1
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IIIII-II III: “'IIH struck by .IIII IIIIImIIo-llyouth. of Mono .In ,. “hymn J
! I‘Iilu Ill‘l\'t‘|lv by hir-rnurd lJ‘VllIt‘. 117 IIII-IIIIIsII Ill‘l\l||;.’.
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', ’I‘IIII AIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII: IIIIII IIIilIIl 10' ..
{lI'IrIpI‘nl' In tho uptown court In Nor-
I\\'till( this IIIorniIIg and they forfeit- .
t'IIi lIouIIII of $2.5. ll-‘Illll"l '1‘.
{min 01' It?
110 Moiort'yclu l'ollceIIIaII
lluIIlIin
of Springfield \I'Its encoding nt lllf‘.
IIIllIIs IIII hour uncordlmr.
Martin I
, Bath Robes
What is more luxurious than to slip into II
boud'oir robe, as cozily warm as It Is smart and
“out. ('01. ('IIIrI-nco (I. sin-rill, ll.
ll.tll_\LIl, \\'l|tl III'III-stnd him SIII’IIIIIv !
.OII thlIIIdIIy tho sumo Olllt't’Ir tIr- flattering?
lrI-slI ll Philip K lI‘uI‘IInglon of 1300
1.322%:'1;",,_.:",§:,‘jf,; :;'°,fi;;‘,.;‘;“,f “'35:; , Quilted. Satin Robes, interlined \I itlI lambs “Hill
I attractive colors ..... o ........ $10.00 to $20.00
L _-....__ I (lorduroy‘Robes, various color. .......... $2.98
Winter's : Corduroy Robes. silk IIIIIIIJ . , . .. $5.38 to $7.915
Rainbow/dig? . Extra Size Corduroy Robes :It ....... $0.98 up
. , , .‘ ' . . ‘ ._
I 4, w I Novelty Terry Cloth Robes, \er smart . . {50.98
i l Flowered Flannelette Robes. (unto new . . $42.98
Any one of these robes would make u very
acceptable gift.
. The N. E. Ryan Co.‘
South Noru'ulk
86 Il’ashington St.
Deliveries will
be made day
before Christ—
. mas if desired
Give her 10,000 hours.
and more to play '
Time is priceless. What more precious thing
could you give her than 10,000 hours to play
~10,000 hours to do with as she pleases?
Could any other gift be Quite so desired!
In maSellen Kitchen Cabinet you are ,
Mgcciflnegbfithe him-t; dayan more
or to p y, an e unnecessary
work ’twill ave her.
Howehewill the oymmetflcoLharmoni-
ouobeouty of Seller: Cabinet. How she
willeu'clolm over its many futures as she ex.
- hot Sellers Cabinet Christmas morn.
opens the door of the lower cupboord—
Ind, behold! The ob‘olf comer sliding forward
eupheothepotorponathorfingertipc. She
pulls the table top forward—and see! The
drawers‘beneath come forward with it to be
within easy reach She raises dte cupboard
curtain—it dis: And therein revealed a
bigoversizeporoe workingourface entirely
unobstructed byI gutters, swinging doors or
otlterobstmleo. Andooitinll’throwhaSeilers.
If you wish to surprise her, we’ll slip. the
Sellers Cabinet into your home very quietly
. the day before Christan. And of course
you can pay for this permanent; improvement
on terms so my you’ll never miss the mono .
Come in and see this ideal Christmas gill.
Wignotwrite this on your Christmas card
' to or-
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MSeflmKitdIeiICabind
lanotmyonly giftto you
thousandhours’twillgiwforplay
Ten
Branding
KPT CHEN
allduworltyoudo.
SELLERS
CABINETS , ~
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE COMPANY
soon: NORWALK-
16 NORTH MAIN STREET,
PHONE 256
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Norwalk Chronicler