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0:10 P. M.—-—8anta Claus.
6:80 P. Lin—N. 1'. U. course. “Char-
: actor and the Unconscious." Pro-
fessor James E. Lough.
7 P. M.-—Bcrnhnrd
0:
Lovitow‘s 0r-
cheslra. .
‘l P. .‘il.——-Harrlot Youngs. soprano. 7
8 :15 P. M.——Zoologloal
Society se-
ries.
8:80 P. M.-Le\visohn free. chamber 8
a
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10:05 P. M.——Wondail Hull.
7:
M'—
THEME
w,
music concert.
50 1’. ‘.\i.-—ltosulla Wirthlin. songs.
onterv
tniner.
10:30 P. lit—Paul Specht's Orches-
trs.
WEAF‘. NEW YORK CITY. 49':
P. iii.—- Synagogue services.
30 P. iii.-—-Unlted
Band.
P. M.-—-Muslcnl program.
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Christmas. It will be me dearly chem with the
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FRANK LAUDER
Jeweler
96 Washington St.
So. Sorwalk
States Army
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’ - THE EVENING SENTINEIi—SO. NORWALK. CONN.
Bank Debits Show
Increasing Prosperity
Report of the bank debits to in-
dividual accounts in six of the
Bridgeport. banks for the month or
November huvc Just been compiled
and. according to records of previ»
ous years. they indicate much great-
:80 1". Zil.—-Pooley concert.
P. iii.—-’1‘roubudours.
10 1‘. l\I.—-ltoxy's going.
1-1:: I'. M.—-licn lit-rule‘s Orches-
tl'u.
\l'tiliS. NEW YORK CITY, 310
l’. M.—l.’ncle Gcebce.
:30 P. M.——Jcrsoy Coliegiuns.
:10 1'. M.——— "Movie Sidelights."
:10 1’. lily—Jersey Collegiuns.
WMCA. NEW iOliK CITY. 341.
:00 l‘. M.-—Olcott Vull‘s Btring En.
11:00 P. M.—Dr. Bpaeth's Artists.
8:80 P. lit—Addresses by Oscar 8.
Eltraus at Pan-American dinner.
8:45 P. M.—-Samuel Polansky. vio-
llnlst.
9:00 P. M.—-"Are
Practical 7"
9:15 P. M.——Harvey Corbett "Ar-
chitecture."
0:20 P.M.-—Jane Tuttle. contralto.
0:30 P. lit—Aviation talk.
0:45 P. M.-—Pletro Soidano. songs.
B Eliminators
01‘
prosperity this year’ as compared
1
PAGE runny
Sale of Smoking Sets ,
v“:
scmblc.
tra: mlk.
7:30 i'. M.—Spanlsh lcsson.
8:15 1'. Iii.——Dr. George
Northmin sit-r services.
9:30 P Iil.—Audubon Theater
gram.
10:00
"The Right Word."
or.
11:00 P. )i.——Eutcrtainers.
13 midnight—Maxine Brown.
6:00 i’. M.—Dlnner music. '
6:30 P. M.-—Daddy Dingle.
6:45 i”. M.—-Dinncr music.
10:00 P. M.—-Dnnce orchestra.
10:30 1’. M.-—Dance orchestra.
Claire, songs.
12 midnight—Dunes orchestra.
WNYC, NEW YORK CITY. 1526.
‘c-io P. M.——Markt‘t high spots.
«:20 P. M.—0rphan Asylum Har-
-,-.
$11.1
monlca Band.
6:30 P. M.——Ernie Golden's Orches-
S:00 i'. iii.—"The Florida Doom.
1‘. Ill—W. Curtis Nicholson.
10:15 1’. M.—Gcorge W. Davis, ton-
10230 P. M.—Bob Emmerich. piano.
11:30 P. M.—Jnclt Silllih. barytonc.
WEN, NEW YORK CITY, 881.
11:30 P. M.—-—Lew Brown and Sidney
10:00 P. M.-—Odierno‘ Quartet.
WRAP. NEW YORK CITY—240
6:00-7:00 P. M.—-Dinuer music“
7:00 P. M.—-Helon Morris. soprano.
7:15 P. M.——A. 1“. Walter. bary-
tone; lielon Morris. soprano.-
1"“8" 7:40 P.M.-"Mary Hoppel. con-
trnlto.
pro- 8:00-9:00 P. M.—Princcton Quar-
tet. college songs.
9:15 P. M.——Camcron Emslie. pinn-
ist.
9:310 P.M.-Dorothy Hoyle. vio-
iinist.
9:45 P. lib—Cameron Emslio. pian-
ist.
10:00 P. M.-Marlon Kener. so-
prano. '
10:15 ELL—Dorothy Hoyle. "rio-
llnlst.
WBNY. NEW YORK CITY—210
6:00 P. M.—Joo Martin's Orches-
. tra.
7:00 P. lit—Tod Lewiss Orchestra. .'
7:30 P. lib—Burr McIntosch. phil- “gait—mm“ ““1 Du“
osopher. . ' __
8:00 P. M.-Church services. [agrihgx‘ Jeanette Kahn. so-
9100 P. M.-—-Unlon 0E othOdOl 7.15 l) bl.—-Address by Rabbi
Jewish Congregations. . ' Levy.
7:30 P. lii.-—.'iirs. Miriam P. Oppen-
hoim. “Jewish Science."
7:45 P. M.—Gypsy Trio.
8:30 P. liI.——Johnson's Orchestra.
0:30-10:30 P. M.-Entcrtuinment.
‘0:30 P. l\i.—Minutole's Orchestra.
WAHG, RICHMOND HILL—810.
7:30 P. M.——Meta. Christensen. con-
, traito.
1-30 P- “"1316”er Spanish 7.40 P. M.--Mlchael Lamberti. cell-
lossons. ist.
80118.
:30 P. .\l.—Police alarms.
ton. 801185.
10:15 1’. l\l.—llanquct of Fifth Ave-
izue Association. address by Mayor- 9.
elect James J. Walker.
11:00 P. lib—Police alarms weath-
or.
WEBJ, NEW YORK CITY—273
8:00 1’.l\1.—i’ted and Grey Melody
Boys. -
8:40 P. liI.-—Jcannc A'Dair. pianist.
instrumental
8:50 i‘. M. -— Roth
Trio.
9:10 P. M.-—-Busonl's 'l‘roubadours.
Dance Or-
9:30 P. lil.--McLean's
chestru.
WRXY. NEW YORK CITY—259
7:00 P. l\l.——"\\'hosc Birthday To-
day?"
7:05 l”.l\i.—'i't:1cgruph sporiilash.
7:10 1’. hi.—Commc-rcc of the day.
7:15 P. l\I.~—0pom notes.
7:45 P. M.-——Jumes Beaver.
ster.
”:00 P. M.——Advanccd Spanish ies- g
:35 P. M.-—Danco orchestra.
:00 P. M.—-Hcalth talk.
:15 P. M.-—Vinncse Elite Trio.
:45 P. M.-—John Williams. tenor. 9;
:00 P. 1il.—Allcn Behr. Ruth Bur-
song-
1’. M.—-Meta Christensen. contrai-
to.
5:15 P. M.—-Banio Eddie.
8:45. P. M.——lillchatl Lamberti. culi-
ist.
9 1’. M.—-Santa Claus.
15 P. M.‘-—Mnbe1 Bcsthotf, sopra-
no.
9:30 P. M.——Rnymond Mailer, bary-
tone.
.45 P. M.‘——Mabcl Besthoff. sopra-
no.
10 P. lit—Raymond Maher. ‘bary-
tone.
10: 15 1’. M.-—1“rank Lapierc's Colle—
gians. ‘ ,
\l'GllB.‘l-‘REEPORT. N. 12—244 -
b' P. M.-Ncele‘s Hempstead orches—
tra.
it P. M.-—Cherle Harrison. soprano.
0:15 1’. lib—Helen i’carsall. pian-
tste.
0:30 P. .\l.—Salvutlon Army Quar-
let.
)0 P. )i.-——Club ltoynl Trio. ‘
10:30 1‘. .\l.v—lf.|rrilrrstr:i.
“CC-P. NEWARK—252.
7 ‘1". M.—~Schwnrtz Orchestra.
7:30 P. M. -—Kcnnedy Harmony
..Group.
with the tWo previous years. The to-
tal or the six banks reached 853.-
145.419.51 with an estimated $8.000.-
000 from the other, two banks,
bringing the grand total to approx-
imately “1.150.000 as compared
with $44,150,000 for November.
1024. and $47,800,000 for November.
1923.
McLean Introduces
Bill in Congress
WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.—-(AP)
A bill to require heads of executive
departments and certain other of~
flclals to attend sessions of con-
gress and give information asked by
resolutions of either house. have
been introduced by Senator McLean.
Republican. Connecticut.
LARGE ORDER.
“He says his love for me is as
deep as the ocean."
"Rather more than you can swal-
low. isn't it, deur?"——Lond0n Mail.
Price $8.50
8 P. Iii.-—-iiock and Jerome, songs.
W011, NEWARK—405.
6:l 5 P. M.~Santa Claus.
6:25 P. lit—Words mispronounced.
6:27 P. lil.--"Spots," Bill Wathey.
6:37 P. M.——Jvaues Jacobs' En- ‘
sembls.
7:30 P. iii—Casino Orchestra.
8:00 P. M.—"Topics or the
Spencer Armstrong.
8:15 P. M.-—Wllllam Lockwood. vio-
linist.
8:30 P. M.-—-Ballln and Race. piano
duo.
8:45 1’. M.-—Wllliam Lockwood. vio.
linist.
9:001‘. M.—-—Sam Sicgel. mandolin-
lst. '
9:15 P. lit-Talk, Frank Vizctclly.
9:30 P. M.—-Allan Concert Trio.
10:15 P. liL—Nowr. Bulletin.
10:30 P. M.~!iiary Johnson, central.
to.
45‘P. life-Vincent Lopez's Orches-
tra.
WAAM. NEWARK—208.
6:00 P. M.—Al liiakon's Orchestra.
talk.
7:00 P. M.—G. Cldonis‘ Orchestra.
:30 P. lit—The Sport Oracle.
8:
Day."
10. for years to come.
451’. iii.-Bcn Friedman. songs.
00 P. )l.-—Oll\'ctte Wilhelm, so.
prsno.
8:30 i’. M.—Banmw and entertain-
Your Opportunity To Make
Him Happy TI
Beautiful wrought iron smoking stands finished in .Verde
Green, Old Gold and Chinese Red.
No fuss or bother or ashes on the rugs.
be emptied in two or three wee ks.
We were able tomake this fortunate purchase due to the man-
ufacturer’s inability to make deliveries to the far west in time
for the holiday trade.
This is your opportunity to give him something to remember
1is Christmas
Container need not
DONNELLY’S
SOUTH NORWALK,
WESTPORT
m“l’l!.
giving.
At the Gift Store
If there is any time of the year we all ought to‘be cheerful
and happy, right now is the time. Fill your mind with thoughts
of joy. Make your greetings reflect the spirit of the season.
“It is more blessed to give than to receive” still holds good.
There is no greater joy and satisfaction than from unselfish
J. MARGULIES, Manager.
GLASS TREE
ORNAMENTS
You’ll like this year’s showing better than any you have
ever seen; brilliant colors, new novelties and great values.
Largesizeballs 6for25c
Extralarge........
Treetops..........
. 1,000 TOYS T0 NUMEROUS T0 MENTION
Ladies’ Rayon Silk
Vests
Exceptional quality rayon silk
vests in pink. orchid. blue. rose.
attractively packed in a'hoily
box. 79
Special Price ........ ' c
Ladies’ Envelope
Chemises
Tailored styles. fine lingerie
cloth. voile. coco-silk. llngette.
etc. very pretty shades trimmed
in contrasting colors of cm-
broidery. and laces. Value 81.49
Special Price $1 00
I
Each
Women’s Hand Bags
Assorted styles and colors. leath-
er underarm bags with top or
back strap. seal. cobra and spid-
cr grain fancy leather effects.
gray. blue. tan. brown and
black, with leather lined flaps.
with inside mirrors.
Durham Pull-Fashioned Pub
Silk Stockings, Very
Smart yet Durable
To the woman who adores love-
ly things . . . . but also wants
hosiery that will give real ser-
vice. we ofler PENELOPE Tai-
lored to assure perfect fit. Pure
thread silk. luxurious texture
In the latest shades. In holly
m 1.95
Special price .....
Ladies’ All Silk
Umbrellas
Rib paragon frame. all silk
mfata. 1-2" taps edge. amber
tip. carved and colored handles.
Special $4 95
price............ s
A130 silk’umbrollss from
' $8.98 to “.7!
;;;Ltliithtt
............3for25c
......5c,10cand25c
7-Piece Cake or Berry
Sets
Berry set. consists of one large
deep dish and 6 nappies. Cake
set consists of large cake plate
and 6 serving plates. made or
the best imported pure white
china; some hand painted. Sale
Price
$1.49 ‘° $7.49
Whiskey Set
Barrel shaped. made of genuine
crackled glass. finest quality
optic blown. with metal faucets
and 6 glasses. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Sale Price
$2.98 ‘,° $4.59
Loom Woven
Doll Carriages
These finely constructed doll
carriages are made or fine round
fiber reed. adjustable sliding
hood. Colors: white. cream
tan. gray. navy. blue. Sale Price
$4.29 ‘° $10.49
Real Drums
with wood shell, calfskin
head, black wood hoop, cord
adjustment with leather ears.
990 ‘° $1.49
ELECTRICAL TREE LIGHT OUTFITS
Just a Few Left
8.1ight set (without bulbs)
Regular value 98c . . .
Bulbs, assorted colors . . . . . . . . . . . . 5c each
Fancy bulbs . ......
Imported Moist Color
Paint Boxes
In polished wooden box. 21
paints, 2 tubes, 1 brush.
Value $1-75- $1 .25
Sale Price ......
Women’s Leather
Hand Bags
Hand bags of every description
and color. underarm bags with
strap at top or across back,
moire lined flaps. also tapestry
bags and the latest in pouc'"
bag style. each with inside mir-
ror. Wonderful values.
690 ‘° $2.98
Gifts For Him
Each in attractive Christmas box
Arm bands, sock garters. belt
and buokle- complete . $1.50
Silk arm bands ........ 250
Am bands, and sock garters
. . . ......... . ....... 75¢
Suspender and garter set
.................. $1.25
Also other boxes gifts for
gentlemen from 25c to $2.50
Christmas Candles
. Assorted
Made by Standard Oil Co.
36 in a box. 156
Sale Price, 2 boxes . .
Mill
Washington St.
scum NORWALK
Outlet Store
So. Norwalk
J. MARGULIES, Manager.
plug, green silk electric cord.
. . . . . . Sale Price 65c
3f0r25c
Christmas Trees
And Holders
Artificial everylasting evergreen.
Exceptionally strong and well
made. chemically treated imita-
tion pine needles on wire
branches which told flat ago I st
trunk. White enameled wood
stands.
. From 29c to $1.00
Adjustable Tree Bolder
29¢ each
Infant Baby Dolls
Modeled from "real live lby"
a few days old; Well shaped
bisque head. sleeping glasseyes,‘
long dress. Value $1 39
s
81.75. Special price
Education Blackboards
Large round blackboard center,
sliding buttons with numerals
and letters. and game on reverse
side. unbreakable. Each in a
cardboard box. Value 69c
81.00. Sale Price
Schieble’s Famous
Friction Toys
Well-kuown‘friction toys.
Need no introduction.
Two-door Sedan $2.99
Sport Oar $1.98
00npe...............$1.98
Truck...............$1.98
31.1‘0. ssiu. POW
MAST ss'r
Pink spray or basket eflect
decoration. consisting of 6 din-
nsr plates. 6 breakfast plates. 6
fruit plates. 0 puppies. 0 cups.
0 cancers and 1 small vegetable
$2.59
dish. Sale
0 Price per set ......
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s
Time to order
pics for
Christmas
Basement cents:-
HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Spend few monienis
taking in on
therein: trip
Basement. rose
New Silk dresses are
gayly printed
’ $19.50 ,,
And the beauty of the bright
patterns and lovely quality of
the silk may suggest using a
bit of that Christmas check on
a gift for yourself.
A new frock in the .new
style—pleated front -- pleated
fects.
Sometimes the printed silk
is in combination with match-
ing plain shade and there are
quite a number of diiierent and
distinctive variations of the
mode.
Best part of it is the price is
so reasonable—only $19.50
Small Boys? Smart
Knitted Jersey Suits!
, Dandy little suits for boys from 3 to ,8 years. Oliver
Twist and middy styles with little style innovations that
appeal to the motlter wholikes to have her boy look
well dressed. Splendid assortment of good colors $3.45,
$6 and $3.75 I '
Basement trout
. Five pound boxes of
fine chocolates $2.25
Goingin‘a hurry—S pounds of delightful sweets
at this price. Attractively wrapped in holly paper and tied
ready. to send—chocolates you ‘will not regret sending.
at side—wide full circular cf- .
Order your box while we have plenty.
. «-
Silk undergarnients
make delightful gifts
. Here is unique assortment of choice garments at
price that is indeed moderate.
Chemise of radium or crepe dc chine-lace trim-
med or tailored model—some have the new high waist
line. in all the popular shades.
Gowns of crepe dc chine or rayon, very dainty and
in beautiful colors.
Step-ins and bloomers in good assortment of colors.
This is an attractive lot of undergarments for $2.95
Other silk undergarments up to $16.50
Second floor rear
Embroidered linen
towels—churning gifts
‘ Seems as if towels were never so charming. Em-
broidered in rich tasteful colors and dainty designs. On
pure linen there is something curiously naive about them.
Dainty and practical gifts without a doubt 69c
and“
Main floor roar
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO.
matron. CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler