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WEDNESDAY. premiere 30. 133E ' THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN. PAGE runes
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Something nhich will be a lasting remembrance
of 1925 Christmas
‘,R. A. BENEDICT
JEWELER
22 W A‘LL' ST.
N ORWALK
will, NEW YORK CITY—«tho
7:00 P. M.-—-Dinnor orchestra.
3:13 P.M.—20010¢icai Society scr-
ies.
8:30 P. lit—Hockey game;
York vs. Toronto.
10:30 P. hi.—-1’aui Specht's Orches-
trn.
WEAR. NEW YORK CITY—103
6:00 P. M.—Dinner music.
7:00 1'. lii.-—Synaxoxue services.
address by Rabbi B. L. Hurwitz;
songs.
7:30 P. lit—United
Band.
8:00 P. M.—The Buddies.
8:30 P. M.-——Davis Saxophone Oct.-
site.
0:00 1’. lit—loans Troubadours.
10:00 P. M.-Roxy‘s Gang.
11:00 P. lil.—The Choir Invisible.
11:30 P. M.—-Huxhie Barrett's 0r-
cheetrn.
WGRS. NEW YORK CITY-4110
6:00 P. M.-Uncle Geeboe.
6:30 1". iii.-Jersey (Ioiiegians.
7:00 P. M.—Norbert Lusk. "Movie
Sidelights."
7:10 P, Iii.—-.iersey Coileuians .
\VthA. NEW YORK CITY—Ml
6:00 P. ill.-—Oieott Vail's String
New
States Army
11:00 1". lit—Entertainers.
11:30 ‘1’. i\l.-—1"rivolities review.
WNYt', NEW YORK (’1 1‘) ~520.
0:10 I’. lit—Market high spots.
:30 p. iii-roam- alarms.
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Culture-symptoms.-
' J. M. SEIDENBERG co, he
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36 New'Summer St.
shes
ohm-ins
Stamford, Conn.
, ase‘yuluaysanr. bilingualism;
Brown and .ii. Shayne. songs.
3 tnidniglit~-llancc orchcstra.
1230 A. M.——H-’1rry ilichman's 15h ‘
tt-rtainors
“'l-Iihl, NEW YORK CWT—273.
8:00 P. hi.—-—llniconadcs Orchestra
8:45 1‘. lit—Comedy. “On With- in.
Dance."
0:00 P. M.-—~Busoni's Nciipolltnns.
0:30 P. i‘il.—Ali'rod Duiin, pianist.
9:50 I’. M.-Kathryn Connolly. so-
prnno. -
WRNY. NEW YORK CITY—230.
7:00 P. lil.—-“Whose Birthday To-
day?"
7:05 P. 1\1.-Sportflash.
7:10 1". him—Commerce of the day.
7:15 1". M.—-Opcra notes. i
7:20 1’. M.—1iiyron Brooks. must». f
saw. '
7:30 P. ill—"Promoting the Aerial
From the Elements."
7:45 P. M.—~.lu.mes Gordon Heaven.
songs.
8:00 P. lit—Dr. ISpaeth'l Artists.
8:30 i". M.—'I'e.ik.
8:46 1’. 1\1.—Samucl Polansky. vio-
linist. .
9:16 P. M.-—-Harvcy Corbett. "Archi-
tecture." .. : . .
0:203 P. M.-—\iane,'1‘uttle. son
9:30 P. lit—Aviation. 1
9:46 1‘. M.—-—13eliade mlnstrei. .
10:00 P. M.-—0dierno Quartet.
WIMP. NEW YORK CITY—210.
6:00-7:00 P. M.——A11en Trio; dinner
music.
7:00 P. M.—Ruth Montgomery. so-
prano.
7:15 P. M.-—Esrl Laros. pianist.
8:30 P. \l.-"News Digest."
8:40 P.M.--George Walker. basso.
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61 North‘Main Street
Phone 3105. So. Norwaii.
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16 No. Main St.
South Nowell:
0:001‘.M.——String Sextet; chamber
music.
9:301'. l\1.--Fltcoi Jamison. tcnor.
0:451’.M.—-Chnmbor music.
10:15 P.1i1.-—Steel Jamison. tenor.
WFRII. NEW YORK CITY—278.
0:00 P. lil.-lrcno itich. star. .
6:15 P. M.—-llcrt Dixon. buntono.
(:30 P. lit—Radio Entertainers.
7:30 1’. M.—~Tnlk.
7:35 P. iii.—-:\i:iJestic String Ensem-
bie.
WBNY. NEW YORK CITY—210.
0:00-7:001‘. M.——(1ypsy Trio.
7:00 P. M.—-!\'iia Marian.
8:001’.hi.w'l‘. Ashley.
Events."
S:301’.l\i.—--1’)ancc orchcstrn.
WBPI, NEW YORK CITY—203.
0:00P M.—-.\i Milken and his or-
“Current
chcstra.
6:301’.1\i.——What shall We do to-
night?
6:351’.M,—-Al Illakon and his or-i
clicslra.
:00 1’. Ills-Tilt‘lllfll' program.
:30 1'. M.--13~‘n l"l‘li“tlliliili and Dick
iv‘inch. .
:15 i‘. 31.—-(iiivi-ite \\’iihcini. so.
prano. l
:00 l'. .\l.— ljlsic Miller. pianist.
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'ASSESSMENT ON
ALL PROPERTY
Gov. Trumbull Criticis-
es Values Placed by
Some Towns—Talks
of Collections
HARTFORD, Dre. (ilk—(AP). A
mot-ting of tax collectors through-
out the state was held in the hall of
the House of Reprcsentativea in the
state capitol Monday. The mcct-
illir was called to order by Tax Col-
locloi' title: .7. l-lart of Hartford
chairman of the committee of ar-
rno':cnii-nts. Joscph 0. Hyatt. tax
collector for Westport. the oldest
lav collector in Connecticut in point
of service. was chosen chalrmrn
Clarion (T. Russell. of New Britain
“rt-4 appointed cli-rk.
Tax Collector llrirnld C‘. Hall of
.\i-»rl«‘.on and Tax t‘nilcclor Jessi-o
llmiiie of \\’:iierbnry were appointcd
11 committee to wait upon Govt-rum
‘l‘iumhuli and invite him to addrcs:
lllt‘ meeting.
t‘mvornor Trumbull said the poopii
At Women’s Club
SPRINGFIELD. Ill. iii-c. 30 (AP).
l-Nlcholas Vuchel Lindsay. poet, re.
'turnlng home today after a tour of
the West, declared he had "sworn off
going to women's clubs." “i prefer
hostesses who do their own work
and who also read." he said.
“Almost any college professor's
wife is this sort. but the women's
clubs hate such people with a dead-
ly hatred. They prefer to thrust mcI
among hostesses \vlit‘re there is much
tea and a smothering of servants.
“If there are husbands present.
they are the kind of business men
who find their chief nourishment in
the full page advertisement of office
supplies.
"Their only idealism is to keep
The Science Of Business Is Service
To us, that much abuetd word means tliisnifire tcle.
phones so you can tell us in a hurry your mods for build
ing materials. Seven motor trucks so you can get the
much needed materials on the job in time to avoid that
expensive cost of delay. Stock—4w.- have it and aim to
carry everything called for and more. tlooil Will ~»(‘on-
tidcnce in us to do the right thing. Seckingr your Good
Will, we pledge you our own.
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
Slicctrock— (Dorncll \Vull llourds. iiirii‘s Roofing —- Manir's
Shingles guaranteed for 50 years. Lumber and Miliwork.
their wives like tilt-so supplied with
tea. poets and Bt-rYillilH. while [hr-y
themselves. as good businessmen,
ki-cp on attending peppy husinesr-
men's banquets."
Punch in Face Gave
City Big Industry
“~—
I-IldfllART. ind. ilcc. 30.-(Al‘) «
war U'iliii'tltlt‘. started this city on
its way to its present place as ill
grcat manufacturing ccnti-r of liandl
and orchestra instruments. l
Conn was an enthusiastic cornct-l
-ist, and when his upper tip “as dis-
fiKuri-d so that he could no longer
play his instrumcnt, tic cxw-rimont-
ed in his little rnhlwr slump tac-
tory here until h.- pcrfccimi a rrb-
her mouthpiece liy ruhich he could
How it. Other musicians noted it
and asked him to mnko ihom sim-
lliit‘ mouthplcccs. in 1H3 he turned
his whole attention to that.
i.\ blow on lli" lip. incurred by i_'oi
C. C. (.‘onn in a scuffle with a (.‘ixii A
Efififlfii‘fififimfiflfi
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10 in a box ranging from . .. Site to $1.00 a box a to
are packing cigars in packages at prices to suit
most any purse. If your friend, father, brother
or husband smokes. no more enjoyable present
can be given than a box of (lid Well Cigars.
25 in a box ranging from .. $1.15 to $3.00 a box ’ l
50 in a box ranging from
3:30 1'. .\i.—i)ella Riordan.
tonc.
3:45 i". \l——l'¥udap:i 'l‘rio.
0:15 i‘ .‘I.~‘\thl'ilh‘ inispronounced.
0:17 1'. l‘l.""lilll \\:ithcy. "Sports."
bary-
0115 1' .\l «lllmir “ltli
Kipling: lturrsi-li lltllilill day, speak I
meeting cr; .lthl‘}Ili lliirncti. ll.’11‘_\'lOlll‘:l
7:50 1,. M.-—Alli'livss hy Finnish scrim: Quarltt; ilnracc 'i‘:i_\loi-Ii
skating champion ‘ ”ad”:
8:00 1’. M.-—-ilorn:;rd's Np“. York‘ 0: iii 1‘. .\i.- » “l'nczinncd linullsh."I ..
Sit. l‘raiil. \1;!t‘ll‘il)'. I
821'" p. .\l.— ("liristophcr .‘l\‘«:li:in.': 1. ”.11 l‘. M.— ll:i|lln and Horn, piniiu}
tenor. I ”'7'” l
8:35 1' u..-~.(:i.-iiniy‘s Stu-Iva: lino 1 ’ l‘- .u- “Jamil": I't'i'lrvr 1
50 Orchestra. . ‘II ‘ no i'. .\l.» ~.‘< ill Mini-l. iiiillillOllli.L
9:“) It? :\I --.~\. “up”. 3011511. I I" 1.: P .‘l.~.\'c\\'s lililll‘lln, I
’i‘_.'y 1" 1p ”Ili’lt‘il‘l Moll, \ltlllliltl. -l'l‘."I l'. IL“: 1411131111" lilt‘llmmlf’l.l
"~55 l‘. ills—Raymond .\1:ihcl. bury. ““T‘l‘il'l" .
1' no. l l”' 13 1'. AI.“ 'l'l'llll‘i)’l\illllii. inches-l
l’lrltt 1', M.-"l£gypt." t.‘h;:1'i<:v “1“
. t'i'i‘tsslnflil I 'I ”ll 1'. Tll.‘ floor-no (liscn‘s t-ll‘i‘llt‘fiv :
zv :‘o l'. M» i‘ollcr; alarms: \l'czllh ”Vl- l
II, “‘tif‘l’, \l'l\\‘:\lll\'-——2.'i'.'
‘i’IHV. NEW YORK ('lTY—dltu. I' 0'30 1'. .\l vl'li'fllllli’llli'g ilaiid.
. 7.. ., 1- ”Inf“; l‘....I-pt-s Orchestra 7 1:0 1'. 3-1 Ki :incn‘iy iiirinonyi
i (:30 i'. "Air-‘B'irr McIntosh. [lhilfizv- lil'tl‘lil- l
o; h. r. I 5 W l'. .‘lxn Huck and .ir-roinix:
‘~:l“i 1' .\l. ~t‘liureh scriicrs. : soups.
I'.‘~i 1‘. Iii—Talk. inane itosczmurl 3 5:15 l' .‘.l.«‘(‘li:iiol iiv 'l‘iir‘mnc.l
in). , l llllillrll.
1"":3 l’. Iii «Cantor JUS li.’ir"l:o\':<k,v.I -—-~~-- ~—-—«——w-—-»-—- '
:iiiif's. i V '- ' ‘ ' ‘
0:10 B. M.-—~J-’1(‘li i-‘lshcr. hari'iono. l( allforllla chzons In I
03:15 1'. )1.-—H:ittie Helms. supra l D’lernbei-Shii) Battle
0. i “ l
1".0'1 l‘. M , [hint-o Orchcslra. ‘ - . . . . . .H i -. .
. l0 3” l’. .\l. anclt Dinny's Orclli-s-' .H.\.\ i it \3‘ IN (l, t .i|.. DH. 30.-—— i
lra. I\\:ir to llll' Hit? 5
than 1‘. kh—rSl-incy (‘iu‘rv-. Lcu Such a stain of lii’lilicht‘lll‘t‘ F-‘lh'lSI‘
Ilit'l\\l't"ll ”10 two iaruv-sl i'alilcrnia
lollies. San Francisco and 1.05 An,
gel-is. 'l‘hcy are. fighting it out with»
'uut qunrlir in :i liatiii- to email the
I most, llll'llil‘t‘l‘S in The American Le-
ligioii in 1926.
James- K. il‘lskc. dcpnrtnicnt adju-
lnnt. started it when he wrote to in»;
.‘tng‘clcs suggesting a tncmhivrsliip'
contest between the two cities. In .
lchaiicnglng San Francisco. Los An- :
gcles cxprcssed herself as follows:
"The only reason why lies Angcics
.has never challenged San Francisco
to u. nicmbcrship contest is because
we didn't want to take advantage of
poor. old San I-‘rancisco. it realin
seemed like picking on an till-year- 1'
old man that has been pretty good
in his prime and still has ideas but
nothing to back them up."
Sun ll‘i‘flllClSt‘O. in accepting
challenge. replied testiiy:
“We have read with much inter-
est. and considerable indignation
the membership conic-st challenge of
Los Angcics. We note a great reluc-
tant: to tangle with San Francisco.
Los Angeics has always been noted
as a. city which 'covers a great deal
of territory.’ In fact. there was so
much in common between that city
and the ZRS that the Navy Depart-
ment renamed that famous samba:
the 'Los An'geios.’ "
Death or Jail for l
Race toIR. R. Crossing
SAN . FRANCISCO. Dec. 30.—(A
P.) Contra Costa. éounty. California.
has a new ordinance designed to
take much of the Joy out of beating
the train to th eerosslng. '
it used to be simply a race with
«loath in which the undertaker won
it the train got there first and the
I driver's only reward was perhaps en-
hanced despect for his make of car
’ it it proved faster than the locomo-
live.
Now the situation is changed. if
the engine passes the finish line first
or the race is a tie the award still
will be to the undertaker but if the
autoist wins he will receive as a spe-
citl recognition distinguishing him
from the less daring highway user.
a Jail sentence.
The new ordinance makes it a
misdemeanor to cross in front of a
train after 9 wigwag or automatio
signnihas sounded the train's ap-
preach.
the
AOCEPTS CALL
. NEW HAVEN. Dec. 30.—(.AP.)
Rev. Hardin: W. Gaylord. pastor of
the Grand avenue Congregational
Church told his congregation Bun-
day that he had accepted the cell
to the Westrieid Church at South ,
Kliiingly. (foam. The time of his de- l
nurture to his new charge was not
fixed.
1
Three Frenchmen will try to fly to
the North Pole. How foolish: Why
.i .,.Pl'lll‘.°, 25“
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iiuiivyni-d l :
Ensemble. Ini'uno. _ of tiic state were interested in hav-
6230 P. hl.-Ernie Golden's Ol‘CllCS- aid" P- M.--\:1lv-S('10n ”fill bilskf‘l. lili: '1”, liil'illt‘t‘S Oil :1. basis of pay.
m“ ”I" game. ‘ liNiiilhKi).
7:00 p_ hfn-JllllO Zen."-I mm, 10:001’. lil.-——ltili McWaltt-rs, "“10 'i‘hu govcrnor adwwuhd (1" cm.
7:05 1" M.—Ernie Golden's Orches-l songs-«old 0"" ""“" nomv lilitlL't‘t and said the (Zl‘t‘nlesl
tra. . l‘itlll.”.\.l-.\\.-\lu\_..io:s can should im taken in the making
7:30 P. M.—Spanish lesson. 0:45. .:15. mi» 1'. Bis—Gym class. . IIII or the town budget. .
7:45 P. ill.—-The Banjo Boys. 2:30 1’. .\i.—- liclcn Schafnicistcr, 'i'licri“ are towns in this state. I...
8500 P‘ M‘_ The 1‘ loridn Boom. pianist. said, where the assessments are so
8.15 P. M.--Not‘thminslcr services. 22-1.) 1‘. .‘ll.—~I)cll;i Riordan. hary-. low ”I," he “Olilil like to buv pro-
0:30 P‘ M"““" Smith. baryione. tone, ‘ p. il\‘ ll] thosc towns at two on three
1030? P- ill-"float! Goldmeyer. ”Ed" 3:001‘. M.~ llclen Schaflncistcr, Imp}; the riqsotm'd valuation. All
“3'1 " pianist. ‘ “I i .. .. . 'i m
10:20 P. ill.-Robert Ya '1: Guitar . . . . l"""“'”-‘" ”m ”“3 “mmm' hm“
Ensemble. pp 3'15 I“ M'"“”"” 1!. RM“) 1..» assessed as nearly 100 1‘“: cent
of its: Value his possible.
The governor dcplorcti laxity ii
the (‘tlili‘l‘llln of tnxcs. “What i:
the iisc of nssrsslni: property it wu
do not collict tho taxes?“ he asked
0:20 P. M.-~l’iuno sclections. t‘" , . , . .
5:30 1’. M.-—1§lementary Spaniel: ""0 l‘ M‘W‘ldc'lu‘“ ‘lllmhs 1”“ lliv ('Unlli‘lllnl‘tl the practice or no
lessons. “‘me , . reprint: lions on prorcrty and bar-
7:00 I’. 1il.—Advnnced Spanish lcs- 7:30 1' 31"“4‘” O‘Tll'flhh mining innnny to pay bills. Thai
sons. 5:00 I“ M'mnll'plm M m" liar." Practice. he said. was an injustic-
iliosn who paid their taxcs.
i'iii- iziwllnnl‘ paid a trihuti- to Tax
(fillillillb'sltlll‘l' \\'illiiiili II. lllOtlizt'l
and mid he is “Ion his job"‘uli lht
lliiw'. ilo lir‘lil up the tax commis-
_.::.i- an it nioiici for the tax cell
it 4‘! ”l‘.".
Walker Takes Oath
As Mayor of New York
YORK. Dcc. 311— (Al‘)
.Iill‘i s 5. \\':ilktr was sworn in as
Iiinvor of .’\'t\\' York city yesterday
.itio moon. preparatory to his taking
ofiim- on .iantlarv 1. The oath ‘was
‘iillilllllslt’i‘i'il by Supreme Court Jus-
iiic \‘uinnlnr in the county court-
house.
\\'i\l.l.l.\'t:l~‘t)ltll IHN’Kl-le ILL
\\‘.\i.i.i.\‘(;l-‘Ultl‘r. 13cc.
t‘hzirlcs ilcnhiniln Yale. 83 president
.‘. 1‘3““
lllll director of Hi.- i'nmo Siivincs
hank here. is critically ill at his
hoine' suitcria; from bronchial
pneumonia
He has been confined to his bed
for the pupil wool: and has been in
ILiillnz health for thr past vcar.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING ~
South Norwaih
Fill!
FINE
Fl'ltNlTl'RF
‘ STERLING
FURNITURE OOMPAN Y
43-05 No Main St
So. Norwslli
illuflrlii‘).
$2.30 to $5.50 a box a
ll
Three ycars later .'i i-‘rcnch horn.
maker. Eugene Dupont. invn-ntor of
the “light value" in brass instru-
tlur cigars have proton satisi'a. tory to the
grandfather and to the grandson for the past 57
ments called on Conn. and with his V . .\ .~ i H l . II . .. .. "ll . I ’
aid Conn cmbarkcd on the manufac- vo‘lrs' ‘ pl‘tseil '1 (e a "’5 0' I‘m—"1" “' so ‘3
mm of com“... [I,~,—.s..nlly his com all doubt as to its acceptability. Most (’i:_'i'i1' k
tinny limm‘lwd into tho "tannin?- stores have them on sale. Our Epicurcanw—L’fi in
lure of all sorts of lmnd instrir ‘
a box—Ari] for $2.50. They are put up in a plain
cedar box and are one of the best cigars that:
can be made. Our Duinont l’crfecto which sell
for $3.00 a box are a thicker cigar, some length t
.3 LS inch i'nll l’ori'ecto sire. mild and .\\\'t§t‘l. a.
really satisfying smoke in e\'ci‘y way. .\ pl“'.<i‘ill. u
like these will be a real pleasure to the Hooker.
h
it
merits. it gained for lilidiart such
preeminence in the field that since
then five additional companies
manufacturing wind and string mu—
sical instrumcnis of all kinds have
established themselves born.
In 1024 the not sales of band in-
strumcnts by illkhnrt companion: ‘
rcachod more than 56.000.0"0. llicl
-industrv employing 2.000 pcrstinsi
with a ”bottom: annual payroll. ‘A
l , I OWLAND’S ‘
New fashioned frocks fascinate
lie first buds of springtime
And this store in keeping with
its desire to other the charming
styles that women like most has as-
sembled more than an ordinary selec-
tion of the newer modes and fabrics
fashioned on the lines of advanced
models for spring.
They have all the beauty of new.
mass. They hold all the enchantment
of variety.
There are frocks for the semi-
formal occasion. Dresses for street
wear. Garments that will be ideal for
the professional or business woman.
in the designing—beaded effect
-b:inding and braiding and em-
broidered motif. as well as. tucks and
pleats have been made to act im-
portant roles.
The prise is reasonable which
adds to the attractiveness at this
L. GOLDEN
WOMEN'S READY 1‘0 WEAR
WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALX
time. They are all offered at
$15
Materials
Colors that
"m'rfimmnu . .
1:1;qu : u m: '11:: u- as u
nun mgr-7.. . . -
Has your furnacIe Joined the
N. D. C.? If so send in a hurry
call for us and we’ll abritrate
the matter. We have done more
to persuade hot air heater. to
get back on the Job than any
other concern.
N. D. C. means Nothing Doing
Club.
The Nash, Raymond
predominate are
employed are
Georgette Cerise
Satin
Velvet
Satin faced crepe
Self figured crepe
Checked twills
Fine twills
Flonnel Navy
Pencil stripe twill Black
The showing includes dresses for the miss and the matron—sizes up to '44.
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO.
Browns
Phantom red
'Pencil blue
Rose
Tans
Greys
&1)‘eanCo.
not Just go down and sit in the ice
house. , .
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