tter But :liu muniero 111111-1111. '111 lluonrd. has made no plans for the future.
1 u 13 mil on tho r0111] to recovery 111 Modded.
" ii I; “Imve Spou"lic1 home. in this 101111 according to ._ .
.. ~ 1. #9....— 5,2,1) horror, her inihrl. SOME SHAVE
MIA). Dec. ll.—~ Miss Mr. 1 .'1r111r said 30311111113 that the. linrber: Ah—you ah'nvo your-ell.
, o Furor. prime dunno.
“on illncu two weeks ago
alibi. for the abrupt cloa-
«may novo- Spell" utter
sings: has decided 111 {much not 111 139...: ‘ .1
isluru to the show. cvcn~'uhould it Cusldmer: No. siri.-'! wp thrown
be renpvnod. but will spend the on- ,throuth tho windlhiold of In luio
tire winter rooting at her home. rum ' yesterdly.—-Amwer.
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As Christmas time draws near, how
will ouanswer the uestion:“What
sh I give her?” aturally, you
will consider, first}. her need for
those things that Will ”make her life
pleasurable. .
You will want your gift to ease her
tasks and s eed them: to give her
'haprgc, y,care reehou'rs. 1701111111 want Come see us today. We’ll help you
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.INORWALK . _ wnsrronr
17.11.3115 over'1,'700,000 Hoover owners
of life will be not months, but years.
“What 15 this gift?” you ask. It 13
a Hoover—the complete home-1
cleaning servant.
Will Christmas morning find it by
her favorite chaii—the token of
your thoughtfulness?
“How mush money for gifts?”
"NEARLY everyone faces this problem every
Christmas. Gifts and other holiday ex-
peiisos mean a substantial outlay of extra ash.
And most people find it diflicult and moon- ‘
venietit to meet this sudden recptirement of . .
'--.mm?l‘ey in addition to regular expenses.
0111' Christmas Club solves the problem. It ‘ .
is a sensible, systematic method by which '
. you at} .extra holiday expense and :t
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. meats throughout the year.
' q fl. - . join' our . y . . f'
1926 Christmas Club ' V
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WJI—NEW YORK CITY—455
0:15 ’-—-P. M.-8antn Claus.
0:80 P. M.-N. Y. U.¢ourue: “How
to Be Happy." Professor H. H.
Home. .
'7' P. Illa-Bernhard L'cviiow's dinner
. music.
8 P. M.—-Reveieru.
9 P. lit—Crimean selections.
9:80 P. M.——"1"he Ail-American
Football Team." Grantiand Rico.
‘9: 40 P. M. --Kelth McLeod. pianist.
‘10 P. M.——Wendell Hall. entertain-
or.
10:30 P. M.—-Hdrry Loonard' :1
Dance Orchestra.
WEAF—Nllw YORK CITY—492
0 P. M.—1‘)lnnc music.
7 P. M.—Gco1~ge'.0'Brlen. tenor.
7:15 P. M.——Ada.m Carroll. pianist.
7:80P. AIL—Lullaby . Indy.
8 P. M.—-Popuiarrconccri.
8:45 P. M.-—ToWer health talk.
0 P. M.——Munic by gypsies.
10.1‘. M.—-Grund opera. “Faust."
11-12 7. M. --Bcn Bernie's Orclm.
tra. ‘
walls—317W YORK CITY-410
0 P. M—anio Geebee.
s: 30 P. u. -—Premior Orchestra.
7 P, M. -—giii’tord Odets. readings.
7: 10 P. :11. ~Premier Orchestra.
WEN—NEW 5,0113 CITY—801.
0: 00 P. nib-hbiuner music.
6: 30 P. lii.-Daddy Dingle.
0: 45 P. lil.-l)innor music.
7: 00 P. M. ~5iuriboro State Trio.
7: 80 P. M.—»Joc Ward's Entertain-
: era.
8:00 P. M.-—"Storuge Batteries." H.
B. Shouts. .
8:05.1". M.~Dnnce orchestra.
8:30 P. M.-—-Engortalnors.
10:00 P. M.-Shaniey'u Orchestra.
10: 30 l‘. \l. a—Dance orchestra.
11: 00 P.“ 1 \Ld—Dnnce orchestra.
11:30 P. M. ——Da‘ncé orchestra.
12 (midnishi)-—Ietl Lewis's Orches-
irn.
“’NYC-nVIS‘V YORK CiTl‘ 20
6:10 I’. M.~Market high spots.
6:20 P. M. wPiano sélebtions'
6:80 P. M.——Elen1entary German
lessons.
7:00 P. lit—Advanced German les-
sons.
7:30 P \l. --Policc alarms.
7:35 P. M. wi'lrtnco orchestra
5:15 P. M --—"15 Your Car heady 101»:
Winter? ‘
8:80 ‘P. M.——Louis Wulrlmann. ten-
or.
8:15 P. tun-Irving Cohen. violinist.
9:00 P. M. -Jans Cdtt'ereli monolo-
gist.
9:10 P. M. ~lrvinz Cohen. violinist
9:3 0R Ill—Jane Cottereil. monolo—
gist.
9: 40 P. M. -Eisle Stolzer. soprano.
l): 55 P. M. ——Jtmes Hudson. tenor.
10:10 P M —-»“The Suburbs of 13111111
or.
10: 35 P ‘1.—R. Georgc Society 0r-
chemo. .
WMCA—NEW YORK CITY—341.
8100 P. \i ~Olcott. Vail‘ e Ensemble.
(530 P. his-Ernie Golden's archers
in: talk.
7. 30 P. M. ~Radio program.
74:5 P M. —-F‘amily Circle
3:15 P. M. —To be spammed.
s: so P. M.—'-Karniva‘i Kings.
9; 00 P. M.--l.ecturo on Christian
Science.
10 oirs r. M.-—Royai Whli‘meyer. 1....
10: 045 P. M ~‘Iatt Peterson' 3 10r-
chain.
1:! 80 P.M-.—Jack.Coh1m. pianist.
13 P. Bis—Mums Brown.
WRXY. YEW YORK CITY—259.
07.0 P. M. — "Whose Blithdsy To-
day?"
:05 P. \1 *Tdegraph Sponnash.
:10 P. \i. «Commerce of the Day. A.
:15 P. Li—Opera Notes. .
:35 P. M. -—~Maior Dent Atkinson:
"Travel."
:50 I'. M.~—Luliaby Lady.
00 P. M.——Ferrucci'e Orchestra.
15 P. M.——"Evolution of Jan."
'80 P. M.—~Celeanor Dugua. "Paint.
“1""
"40 P.'M.-Ferrucci‘e Orchestra.
0:00 P. M.——“’I'hc Radio
mentor."
0:15 P. lit—"Music Travelogue." .
9:80 ELL-Fanny DaVIdsou‘
"Moods in Mulls.“ ’
9:4‘5 P. lib-Henriette A ngstreich.
piano dances.
10' 00 P. M —-Poei.ry post.
10:10 P. u.’-‘rtouy-ro1sy Boys.
11: 15 P. lids-Radio Cheater Players.“
WFBH. NEW YORK CITY-I78.
6:00 P. lily-American Legion News;
5:15 P. M.'-Bob .Fieminx Ore-hen.
tra. -
6:00-7:00 P. M.-—Dinner music.
7:00-9:00P. M.--M_uaical program.
9: 00 P.1i M—No orwegian Mule Choir.
9: 20 P. M. —-Musieu program.
10: 00?. nip-Norwegian Male Choir.
WLWD, NEW YORK CITY-488
9: 00 P. M .—Anno woman. Maoists)
9: 10 P. M. wBesaie Dodge. soprano.
9: 30 P. M -—Qucstion Box.
9:55 P. lit—Sara." 'Dunn.
Alma stall. coniralto.
10115 P. bis—study Club.
10150 P. M. ibEnteminers. ‘
WORD. NEW YORK CITY—258
8 P. M.—'Anna Diamond. pianiete.
8: 15 P. M.—-Eddio Meredith. \‘at
Olborne. songs.
a: 85 P. M—Stolla Bone. Naomi Seep
sonwein. songs.
-3 q u «a
comma
O)
Experi-l
9: 05 P. M -—Colonial Dance orches- . \
In.
10: 30 P. M —~Police alarms:\u-:11i1-l
:l Beach.
' Saturday night in Kickers room in
_. the rooming house of Marcello Go-
- Coroner Ell Mix will conduct an in-
' house yesterday morning. He won
' was revived.
.. heater when the men.
room. .
soprano: '
.8: 50 P. M.—-Loulse Lysaghi. com-3.:
WAEG. RICHMOND HILL—810
7:30 P. M.—Maud Mason, pieniste.
7:45 P. Me—Synchrophuso Trio.
13:15". M.-—Jeun lichrcgor. sopra-
no.
SzilO P. M.-Riaito orchestra.
9 P. lit—Santa Claus.
11:10 P. 11.11-Synchrophuo Trio.
04:0 P. M.—-—Jc11n McGresor. sopra-
no.
10 P. him-Horace Taylor. ”citations.
10: 15 l‘. M.—-Joe Zimmerman]; or-
chostrn.
12 Midnight-Dance orchestra.
WUB, \la.“ ARK—105
15 P. M.—Sunia Clnue.
25 P. M ——Word11 mispronounccd.
3713.51 .——"Sporln." Bill Wnthcy.
87 P. Sir—Jacques Jacobs Ensem.
bio.
8:00 01’. M.--”Current
V. Kalienborn.
8:30 P. Mrs-"A1 Reid's Hour."
0: 45 P. M—-"Ciiles Once Great."
0:
6:
6:
6.
Topics." H.
10: 00 P. M.-.— Nous bulletin.
10:10 1 P.. M.-—Suzunuu Richmond.
soprano. ‘
10:80 P. M.»Arcnic Sluicr‘a Orches-
tn.
11:15 P.
barytone
11: 30 P. M~Irving Aronson’s Cru-
under!
WAAMwNWARK—L‘iis.
6: 00 13.31. .v-Ben Goldfurb‘s Orches-
in:
7:00 P. M.——G. Cidoniss Orcheshu
7:30 I'. M. —Sport crack.
7:45 P. M.—-Piano ducts.
8:15 P. M.——Jooephlno
soprano. .
6:30 1’, hip-"Personal Safety." .1.
'_J. Van‘Brunt.
-$:lr1 P. 3L~J050Dhlnu
1 soprano.
‘ 9:00 1". ills—Bouts trom ringside at
‘ Laurel Garden.
; WGt'P—N l':\\‘AR.K--252.
pizoo P. M.-—-Llltman'e Orchestra.
1 0: 30 l'. M.-—-Daddy Dingle.
‘ :30 P. .\l. -—-Pcr1,v Dt‘adrorrl's ruler-
1 i: 1111' 1 s
M. —Arihur McCormick.
Sw :1 11 wick.
Sunnwick,
5. s: 40 i’. M.—-Tnlk to boys. Philip
‘ W011. .
who P. M —'1‘racey or. 510111. com-
posers
l 11:00 P. M.-—-Lodmis Orchestra.
0:40 P. M.—Bob Ward's little
1 Wards. '
[111: 11-) l'. M.—-.~.’tricitiaml's Orches-
"11
1:1 00 P. M —( onnies Orchestra.
11:30 i” '\.i~—Murphy‘a Entertain-
era.
1101111113 51111
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NE“ YORK. Lite. ii. -All p05-
sibiiity ot reconciliation between
Count Saint and his heiress “its, the
Mlliicmt Rogers that was. is ended.
it was said last night when Albert
Conway. her lawyer, returned tron:
'conicring with her in West Palm
The Countess intends to keep her
baby. but the infatuation {or Shim
union was so strong that it went
her into a municipal building mar
rinnr. with him in 1924 has gone.
Some limo today the Count'o at-
torney may petition the Supreme
court for permission to notify the
Countess by publication at the
Count: suit tor separation.
Gas Takes Lives of
Two Men in Derby
DERBY. Dcc.14.~—-(AP) Thomas
Ryan. :15 oi 140 Caloiine street. and
John Hickey. 49. were asphixiuted
iombo. 134 Main street. They were
found at 11:45 o'clock yesterday by
Colombo. who went to renal: Hickey.
Both were dead and police inventi-
gatlng found the gas leaking from
an unconnected jet in ‘ihe room.
Vestiniion
Peter Reed. who was sleeping in
an adjoining room. was in a serxoue
condition when police arrived at the
unconscious as a fault or the on.
'which reached his room. but finally
The us let from which the too
was pouring was attached to a an
entered the
rusonablehi
st-soMAmsr
‘ 011i fisutcisuons
.0111» 11.111: of Gloves, Hosiery, Silk Underwear,
Silk Crepe. Corduroy Kimonos. Handkerchiefs and
Novelties is now complete and the prices are most
no 1an 11111118111113 sucrrmc EARLY
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Will You Believe _
Your, Own Experience?
Drive the Hupmobile Eight for an hour or
for a day—as you‘ve never dared to drive
any other car.
1 1y it for all the usual things-then go ahead
and do all the things you we always wanted to
‘do, but never have tried because you felt they
wefen’t‘fair to the car.
NOW~
SEDAN
mm
Mme-r. I. bl. [mind
We ask you—will you make this test, and let
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Couw'r-"WMWO95 Hupmobile Eight is the one can above all
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Roadster (W 1895
gnaw, r..1.uu
iothers that you want to ‘own
_ And remember this—~evcrything the Hup-
' mobile Eight shows you, is built 111 there to
endure, because that is the way Hupmobile
builds. . .
HUPMOBILE‘;
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VAAST BROS.
SHOW ROOM SERVICE STATION
34 West. Avenue, Norwalk 13 chestnut 811., So. Norwalir‘
Phone 726 Phone 1860
u
. $1 Down hold: any
Nate Lane Cedar Chm
for Christmas delinry
Special Holiday I/czluesin
LANE
CEDAR CHESTS
Now‘s 1 s‘your opportunity to obtain either for yeti-1.1:
or for at purposes one of the finest cedar chem made
-and at a very special price.
The Lane Cedar Chest is famous {or the more de-
pendable protection it afiords against the moth men-
one. Due to its better air-tight construction and othcl
' {NEW -c¢'¢’::'n§:f§f5 desirable feétures. it has a more lasting atom-1
unto-eo- . protects indefinitely its valuable contents um
ruin by moths. Dust-proof and damp-proof. too.
And no chests are more beautiful or more lastingly
beautiful. They are as rugged as the great red cedar
trees from whose hearts they come. The finish is‘
almost everlasting. -
The ideal Hope Chest. The ideal gift for mother, sister;
wife or sweetheart.
, Prices $9.75 up
‘1 Down 7- 31 a Week
The newest and latest designs—ell cedar or walnut
cedar lined. All sizes. All ready for immediate or
Christmas delivery-with easy payment: if you wish.
Come and see these chests at once—(maho-
foro our line is broken.
Two-tone 111110.! cfiect Nan:-
nl cod-r finished with Duco.
union: eighutvit 119‘"
fliers. and “lining
withbuu.
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FURNITURE COMPANY
16 No. Main St. Phone 256 So. Norwalk
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Norwalk Chronicler