Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 24, 1926 · page 15

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Strnyedl host. Found 10

LOST A PAIR—Of Rosary beads.
between Lexington Ave. and St.
Josephs church. Finder please re-
turn to Sentinel Office. reward.

AUTOMOTIVE

Automobiles For Sale

 

 

 

 

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AUTOS FOR SALE—tinklund i-Ic-
dan. Oakland touring. Oakland
runabout. Chandler club roadster
Rec Seven passenger and others.
Low winter prices. easy terms
also 2 new shoes 92 x 4 and tubes
and 2 used shoes 32 x 4 and tubes
8 volt battery now Colonial Hotel
nowayton Phone 439.

 

1924 Hupmobile Sedan $800.00!
:1924 Hupmnoile Club Sedan 9750 (m

1934 Buick Coupe ...... .. $800.00
1924 Jordan Touring . . $1000.00
VAAST BROS.

11 Chestnut St. 34 West Ave.
'I'OL 1360 ‘ Tel. 726.

‘ ’EDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1920.

EMPLOYMENT
Help \I‘uulodnr’oitulie

FEMALE HELP—’1’“ light factory
work. Apply Diamond Battery
Col-p. Goldsteln Place. East No:-
walk.

GIRLS WANTED—For floor work.
good. my. steady work. Apply
Star L‘ltlon Overall Co. 68 Water
St.

WANTED - Coons.
and Waitress, good wages Nor-
walk i-Jmplmment Agency. 90
Willi St. Phone 2565 Noru'alk.

WANTED —- MILLINERY COPY-
ISI‘S E.\PI~IIIIBNCI£D 0N HIGH
CLASS SPORT HATS. GOOD
PAY. PLEASANT SURROUND-
INGS CROI’UT & KNAPI? CO.
SOUTH NORWAlJi CONN.

WANTED—Operators on sewing
machines. Apply at once. Hender-
son 62-. Ervin. 17 High SL. Nor-
walk.

 

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Cilulltbermatd

 

 

 

 

WANTED—Women and girls to gild
greeting cards in spare time at
home: no experience required. no
canvassing. For particulars. write
H. C. Young. 71 Church 81.. Wil-
llmantic. Conn.

 

Help Wanted—Male 33

TO THE RIGHT I\IAN-Who will
give an hour or two four evening!
a Week to domonslrate a sclfvsel-
ling plan of saving. a sumanteed
compensation is available from an
elghtyyear old company in the
third largest business In the
world. For particulars address:
Manager P. O. Box 322. South
Nor-walk. Conn. stating age, occu-
pation’ and references.

LIVE STOCK

Dogs. Cats. Other Pets

 

 

 

47

F011 SALE—Two beautiful singing
canarics with Japanese lacquer
cages and stands. very fine spec-
imens. Phone 3653-R Norwaik.

 

BABY CHICKS-~lmmodlate deliv-
ery. Rhoda Island Reds 917. Bar-
red Books 317. White Rocks a
Wyandottes $18. 8qu Orplngtons
$18. Sliver Laced Wyandottes 518.
White & Brown Leghorns. $16.
100 per cant. live arrival Post-
paid. Circulars on request. Kaplen
Food Co. 61 Steuben St, Bridge-
port. Conn.

MERCHANDISE

 

 

~SPIthG ls just five weeks
away. Now Is the tints to act. We
need room for new cars. Come and
see our many bargains in used cars
Of all makes; Chevrolets. Fords.
Essex. Studebakers. Dodges. and
many others can be bought as low
a. $10.00 down. Act quick if want
a real bargain.

W. R. AUSTIN.

47 Railroad Ave. Phone 1959

 

USED CARS—We Ha ve them: come
in and look them over: all makes
to choose from. In good condition:
Make your own terms. P. J. Di-

' Pietro. ‘49 Wen avenue. Phone
1615. Open evenings until 9.

BUSINESS SERVICE

TREE SPECIALIST.

 

*—

 

There is only one road
TO SUCCESS—MERIT
SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
A. H. KELLNER.

Phone 272 Westport

 

' Articles For Sale 51

JFURNITURE ron SALE—Buffet.
small victrola. and round table.
Inquire Mrs. Fay. 81 Washington
Street. So. Norwalk.

 

 

Pitt-l. Prod. Ft-riilizcrs 50

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’ THE EVENING SENTINEIJ—SO'U‘I'H NORWALK. CONN.

ROOMS AND BOARD
liooms With [word 0'.

REit‘lNED—Protestant family can
accomodsto elderly couple or two
elderly ladies with board and
room. Address box 99 clo Sentinel.

Two FURNISHED ROOMS—with
board in private family all saw
venlences I Puinsm Ave. near
West Ave. Tel I977..W Mrs. A.
Hirtrler.

 

 

 

 

Booms Without Board at

FURNISHED‘ltOOMs—atesm host.
electric lights. with or without
bath. meals ii 'esired Colonial
Hotel. lloweytop on one fare trol-
ley. Phone 439. also furnished
rooms with kitchenette.

 

 

Booms Without Board as

NICELY FURNISHED -- room
steam heated. Hot water. For
gentleman only. 127 80. Main 81.
:Phone 924.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

'u

 

 

 

Apartments and Flats

 

APARTMENT-«Of five rooms with
bath and all modern conveniences
garage. 162 South Main St. Phone
613-2 after five thirty,

 

FIVE-Honk! APARTMENT - With
bath and all conveniences si Lib~
arty Squsrafisst Norwsllt. snd
Chapel street. Norwslk: rent. 580
per month. lnuuire 64 South
Main street. Telephone 6').

FIVE ROOM—apartment for rent
in finest location In South Nor-
walk all modern improvements
also garage. Phone 982.

FOR RENT—Apartment of seven
rooms on Washington St. All im-
provemc-nts. Rent 935.00. Has to
be soon to be appreciated. Phone
2341.

l-‘OII’ RENT—4 rooms and bath. all
conveniences heat furnished. 16
Grove SL phone 1852-12.

FOR RENT—6 rooms, all improve-
ments. 30 Van Zant St. 5 rooms
at Liberty Square also seven room
house at Howard Ave. M. Pits-
cale Tel. 1522.

 

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT—5 reorn apartment in-
cluding. lnciosed sun porch. all
modern improvements Apply 36
Taylor Ave or call 9142.

 

FOR RENT—4 rooms all improve-
ments. 96 Second St. East Nor-
wsik. Tel. 9096.

FOR RENT FOUR ROOMS—Thik
door. rent 822.00. Immediate po-
sossicn. Inquire I". J. Buckley. 4
Larson 8L. So. Norwalk.

 

 

FIRE WOOD 170R SALE-81500
per cord 4 It. length. 81700 no:
cord out any size you wish Phone
Not-walk 359. Sonic Construction
Co. Rowuyion Ave.

 

Ilousrhold Goods 59

MATTRESSi-ZS—Bos Shrinks. Cush-
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made renovated and repaired.
Telephone 317. Norwalk Mattress
Co. 49 Franklin Street South No:-
walk.

 

 

Wantcdé'l‘o Iluy di‘.

FURNITURE--Second hand. bought
at highest pricel. If you have any
Junk or metal to sell. we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jaffee. 87 Fort Point Street.
Phone 499.

 

Business Services Offered 11-

 

All kinds
local and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vuns for
moving. 5 ton Mack dumps 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 918 daytime:
804-14 nights

UPHULSTERING - and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterers’ supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bernirom. New
I. O. O. F. Bldg” 80. Norwrllk.

WOOS‘I'I’JR a: DAVlS
I. M. WOOSTER M. W DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet 0n Patents.

 

 

Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating 20

HELLO BILIr-New hat? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and trim-
!!!Od hooks swell. Who did the
Job? ’The Practical Renov. Hat
Shop. 11 N. Main St. S Norwalk
Conn up I fIiRl'lt stairs. s sails.
fled customer is our aim.

 

 

Moving. Trucking. Storage 25

 

LIGHT AND-Heavy truckinu .l’b

.lpecisi closed vsn for moving D
Rudolf as Raymond st Toi toss.

Repairing and Refinishing 29

 

WANTED—Chairs to re-srst. Price
reasonable. Phone 2856 Edward
Charco._

; Strikes exacted the heaviest toll in
911. when 40,900,000 working days

in" lost.

 

-. THE BENTINEL allows
0.. As an accommodation

:sisiossion of In public service,
CREDIT
'f’p to those
CLASSIFIED
. ADVERTISERS
"ho are telephone subscrib-
‘Ci'l. Bills are mailed

promptly on .tbe date of first
inasrtion with the exception
'uui in view of the courtesy
extended they will be paid
before the sevenosy cash
discount has esplred. The
continuation of the policy
is dependent on the co-
operltion given by the public
‘iis minimizhx soul-cries es-

TIIAT FIRST MATCH

FIRST AUTOISTz—Why are you
throwing that match away?

SECOND AUTOIST: I always
throw the first one away because I
never have been able to light my
cigar on the first one. anyway.—
Wisccnsln Octopus.

 

A chemist says the first alcohol
ever distilled was Arabian. which
may explain those nights—Detroit
News. '

 

FOR RENT—5 room apartment.
Hanford Place all improvements.
Hot water. heat, rent $37. Cell
phone 1946.

 

 

 

P
and while we are abou
well go three-quarters of

po lulu liree.quaricrs
In locum“ we get mg
as they say, it is fully
way.

The Classified Secti
become firm friends.

If this lsu ‘1 so!

 

Meeting Opportunity More
Than Half-Way!

It is too much for us to expect Opportunity-
to make all the advances.
We’ve got to be willing to go halfway—-

,tz‘M'Ilhe A-B-U Classified Section of The Eve-
nitgiIentinel makes it Just as easy to meet Op.

Turning to the classified columns and read-
Ing their perfectly indexed ofl’crs is what 00n-
stitutes going all the way to meet Opptlrtuniiy
-—and there’s nothing under the sun much easier
to do than that. is therai

you and Opportunity meet. shake hands 'and
Read these profitable ofl'ers daily and see
The Ase Classified Ad!

Always the Same—In Service
Always Different-1n Opportunity

t it we might just as
the way. or even more.

of the way as halfway.
lit down to brass iscks,
as easy to go all the

on is the.place where

 

 

 

 

 

REAL ESTATE roa SALE

 

Houses For Sale 84

 

l-‘OR SALE—One and two family
houses $5.500 up. Listings want-
ed. Alfred K. St. John. rea.‘
estate. 11 Pershing 8L. Norwalk.
Phone 1328. .

 

I

FOR SAI.B-Oood. modern two

family house; l6 rooms: centrally

located: price $9.000. Good buy

for some one. Inouire-‘l‘he Fudge

Reallyi'omplny. Telephone 559
Washington street.

 

FOR SALE~N¢w seven room house
all Improvements. with hot watel
heat. two car garage. lot 50xl25
Just off Gregory Boulevard. throt-
minutes I0 trolley. 130: L. M. H
clo Sentinel. "

 

CAREFUL
DOCTOR: “Yes. It‘s a bit more so-
: rious than you thought. and I'm
afraid she'll require my attention for
several LIOIIIIIS."

work or a time Job for you. doctor?
~—Passlng Show.

 

 

HE'S UNLUCKY

PRODIGY'S MOTHER: Of course
-I know she makes little mistakes
sometimes—but you see; she plays
entirely by ear.

PRODIGY'S UNCLE: Unfortun-
ately—that's the way I listen.—
Passing Show.

 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

PLUMBER: Would that be piece- .

 

 

FOR SALE—Sis
Improvements and 6 room cottage
part improvements lot 100 s 16:.
ft. Fruit trees and chicken house
64 Osborne Ave. East Norwslk.‘
Mrs. Frances Budinsky. Phone.
9849-11. ,

 

 

FOR SALE—6 room house all Im-;
provomerlts. lot 60 I 150. .Pnct'
$4500. The Nigri Gaeio Agency
45 So. Main St. So. Norwslk.

 

FOR RENT FURNISHED—Four
rooms and bath at 9 Rippowan
Village, Stamford. $75.00. Apply
at once to Mr. Lothlan. 11 Rip-
powan Village. Telephone Stam-
ford 1305-4.

ROOMS—to let. Centrally located.
All improvements. Reasonable
rent. telephone 8755-.1 or 8:13.

 

 

ROOMS—To let. Centrally locat-
ed. All improvements. Reasonable
rent. telephone 8785-: or 3219.

To LET—0 rooms with all modern
Improvements. Located at 0s-
borne Ave., E. Norwalk. Reason-
able rent. ‘uquire st Keeler's Shoe
Store. Telephone 392.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
34

 

 

 

Houses For Sale

FOR SALE—io-roern. two-family
house: all improvements: nPwl)
decorated: just off West avenue:
89.000. The Tammany Agency
Real Estate and lnsurencv. it:
Washington street. South Norwall:
Tel. 9944.

 

PERSONAL
REAL ESTATE
SERVICE
Claire Dunn
Telephone I469
Prompt and efbcient persons:
attention given to listings.
both rity and country.
Sales and Rentals.

 

FOR SALE—3 SI! room houses

, beautiful location. good condItlon.
quick sale 98.700 each. Phone
2334-W. Harte: & Kirby. 33 Sea-
view Ave. E. Norwalk.

 

FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOWHAII Im-
provements: lot 50 ft by 150 ft.:
very rossonsble. Call eventual
after 6 o'clock. Mrs. Milton Row-‘
land. 68 Osborne avenue. Bast Nor-
walk.

, ‘ MOM’N POP

Wanted—Real Estate 89

 

WANTED—Two family house with
all Improvements. Phone 8494 or
cell at Room 9. 40 South Main
St. .

 

 

 

 

 

 

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FIRST MORTGAGE
MONEY NOW
AVAILABLE

MAKE APPLICATION TO

J. M. Layton & Co

Incorporated
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

FOR :SALE

Two family house. So. Norwalk.
eleven rooms. 2 baths. 2 furnaces.
Convenient location.

-————.—

Seven room house with every
Improvement. open fireplace. Hot
water heat. Located off West
avenue. Price $3.500.

For these or any others consult

CANTY & C0.

BealtCMIngm-an“
17 80. Main 8*. Phone 830

 

 

 

 

. Classified Ads Will Guide You to‘ Economy Without Trouble Bother

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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

’ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

MONEY T0 LOAN
' $20.00 to $300.00

On Your Own Signature on
Household I‘llnilturr. which
remains In Your Possession
Salaries. Real Estate.

[Cosy Monthly I'eymonte
I (in You Pay Per Month
‘ 950.00 .............. 95.00

975.00 ..............u 90-00
810000 W. 91.00
sIa‘I-"o eostIOOOOIIIIII .“Im
92mm: atom

9300.00 ... .. . . .. $15.00
Plus local rate of Interest only
fee. or sl'rvice

charge. (‘oniltlcntirl anti cour-
teous—Money to be obtained
' the same day applied for.

The Public Loan Corp.
30 Wall St. Room 208
Norwalk. Conn. Phone 9931

I No bonus.

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE

: 6 room house. all improve-
! ments. 3 blocks lrom Washing-
l ton Bridge on trolley line. Des
sirnble neighborhood.

Beautiful Old
| 8 Room House

1 With several out buildings on
13 acres of land. Very fine
location for sub-division.

Q Price $16,000.00

1 mile from Norwaik center or
trolley line.

 

 

Real Estate Service Co.
33 Seavlew Avenue
Phone Norwalk 992

 

 

 

 

 

Special Offerings of
Desirable Property

SOUTH NORWALK —- 2 family
brick. all improvements. garage.
Price 812.500. Termat

2 family frame—2 furnaces. all
Improvements. Price 911.000
Terms.

Just halite-Colonial style. 6 room
house. improvements. Price 35.000
Terms.

6' family apartment—modern In
every way. large garage. Price
815.000. Terms.

lEAS'I‘ NORWALK—d room hcude
all improvements. near East Ave
Price $4.500. Terms.

Brand new—latest Improvements
off East Ave. 5 room bungalow
Garage. Easy terms. Price 57.500

Just off Gregory Boulevard _. 0
room house, all improvements
Price $6.000. Terms.

in
a

Two family house— furnaces
all improvements. near C. k K.
factory. Price 510.000. Terms.

100 it. off East Ave... lot 60 x 170
Price $2,000. Cash.

Real Estate in all its branches

Walter R. Ceilings

Real Estate Broker
General Insurance

OFFICE PHONE-«3915
RESIDENCE-«3899

23 ‘North Main Street,
South Norwslk, Conn.

 

 

 
 

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WJZ. NEW YORK—455
7 p. m.——Commodors dinner concert.
7:45 p. rim—New York University
COUI‘SO.
8 p. m.-—lilarla Kaila. soprano.
8:15 p. ni.——Zoologicai Society series.
8:80 p. m.-—Lewisobn free chamber
music concert.
10:05 p. m.—-Maurice Nsdolle. pian-
ISI. '
10:30 p. m.-—Paul Specht's Orches-
tra.
\t'GBS NEW YORK—810

ti p. m.—-L'nclee Gecbee,
6:30 p. m.-—-Jcrsey Collegians.
7 p. m.——“Raiiroed Financing."
7:10 p. m.——Nuticnal radio prise
play.
“'EAF. NEW YORK—492
6 p. m.——l)irlner music.
'I p. m.—'Synagognc services; address
and soprano solos.
7:30 p. m.-'—L'nlied States Army
Band. ‘
8 p. m.~l\iystery lilorrymakers.
8:30 p. m -—Davis Saxophone Octet.
9 p. m.-—"Ipana Troubadours."
10 p. m.——Rosy's Gang.
11~13 p. m.——Hughlo
chestra.
WEN, NEW roux—eel
6 p. m.—P«.ople's hour.
7 p. m.—-liance orchestra.
7:50 p. m.—-Janpolski program.
8 p. lll.——“Vogue Entertainers."
9 p. m.——Locw's Orchestra.
10 p urn—Dance orchestra.
10230 p'. nl.—-Anutol Friedland.
11 p. m.~—-l)ance orchestra.
11:00 p. m.—Dance orchestra.

13 mlndlglit~Dsnce orchestra.
“‘15”, NEW YORK—203.
6:00 P. .\I.—:\1eiodyland Orchestra:

talk. I
00 P. M.—-—Warner Theater hour:
Embassy Orchestra; W. J. L.
Banham. talk.

Barrett's Or-

7:

7:45 P. M.—Mooro and Finch.
songs.
8.00 P. M.-—Entortainsrs.

9:00 P. M.-—Junior Council radio
hour.
10:00 P. M.——“Blll" McWalters.
songs

\VNYC, NE\V YORK-426.

6:05 P. li.—.\1arket high spots.

6:15 P. Ill.-—Chrlstopher Meehan.
tenor.

6:30 P. M.—Elementary Spanish
lessons.

7:30 P. M.—Polloe alarms.

7:35 P. M.——Isnl)ol Small. soprano.

7:50 P. M.——I.ro Lynch. tenor.

8:00 P. M.-—Iennesc Elite Trio.

8:30 P. 51.——Leo Lynch tenor.

8:45 P. M.-Straub and Lambrecht,

guitars.

9:00 P. lit—A course in English.

9:15 P. M.—Strsub and Lambrecht,
guitars.

9:30 P. M.—-Vlado Kolltpch. violin-
ist.

10:00 P. M.—Piano recital. t

10:10 P. lit—Lecture service.

10.30 P. M.—Police alarms:
“101'.

10:85 P. iii—St. George Society Or-
chesira.

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\
WRAP. NEW YORK-2: \
5:80 P. M.-—Dinner music. 1.
7:15 P. M.—-"Amerlcsn History."
7:45 P. lil.—Mario Vandeu Broeclf.
violinist.
8:00 P. M.—W11AP Madrigal Sings
ore.
8:30 P. M.—Luclle Wilkin, pianist.
9:00 P. M.-Hugh Adams. “Immle
gration Restriction."
915 P. lit—Soprano and barytone.
9:50 P. Ill.—Augusta Stetson, I‘rldd
lugs.
10% I’. III.~—-liai'y Pillar-y.
iste. .
10:15 P. M.——liiarie Vanden Broeck.
VIOIII'JSL ‘
10:80 P. M.——Earl Palmer. tenor.
10:45 P. M.~Frank.iin Ford. planleb
\VIINY. NEW YORK—258
0:45 p. m.——Archltecture. :
7 p. m.o—"Whose Birthday Today?" i

organ.

7:05 p. m.—"Sports"; commerce.

7:15 p. m.—-R.adlo theater index.

7:20 p. m.—-Samuei Polonsky. violin.
lst.

7 :80 p. m.-—-Sylvia Rittenberg. songs.

7:45 p. m.-—Ja:ues Beaver. ballads“

. 8 p. m.—Dr, Spaelh's Artists.

8:30 p. m.-—Templc Emanu-El on

gen.

9 p. m.—'I‘alk. A. P. Peck.

. 9:80 p. m.—-Jane Tuttle. contralton

9:45 p. m.—tha Maginot.
classics.

10 p. m.-Orpheus Mixed Quartet.

WEI”. NEW YORK—243

8 p. m.~—-John Lender's Royal Aces.

8:45 p. m.—-Address, Thomas Swift.

8:55 p. m.—Esther Mittleman, plane
let.

9:05 p. m.—-Beniamln Jarmus, ten-
or.

9:15 p. m.——Rudolph Loscou‘ltz, vioe
linlst,

9:40 p. m.—Busonl's Neapolitans.

“'BNY, NEW YORK—210

7 p. m.-~Krauss' Orchestra.

8 p. m.—-Clifford Odets.

8:15 p. m.—~Luclllo Dorwood.
prnno.

8:45 p_ m.-Semuel Webber. pianist.

9 p. m.—-Brooklyn Navy Yard Band.

9:30 p. m.-—Jack Dunn, Nat Horton.
songs.

10 p. m.—-Harold Glenn, whistler.

10:30 p. m.—.Happy Sellers. pianist.
“'LWL. NEW YORK—288

9 p, m.—“Ecohomlcs and Finances.“

9: 5 p. m.—Enterminment.

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1
.45 p. m.——I\lcEvoy concert.
:15 p. m.—Talk on "Moving Pio-
tures.”
10:30 p, m.——Musicaie.
10:45 p. m.—Solos.
“'MCA, NEW YORK—341
6 P. M.——Olcott Vall's String Eds
semble.
6:30 P. M.—-Ernle Golden's Orchose
tra.
7 P. lit—Talk. '
7:30 P. M.— Cortina Spanish 'leu
son.
7:45 P. lit—Sidney Shapiro. violine
st. -
8:20 P. lit—Talk on “Securities."
8:30 P. .\1.—-Serge Baikanoff. baryq
tone.
9 P. VL—Coughlin program.
9:15 P. M.—-Dick Hughes and ukue
Ielc.
9:30 P. Madralk. "Own Your Own;
Home." ’
9:40 P. M.—-Gsorge S. Rommel].
pianist.
10 EAL—Mario Alvarez. tenor.
10:15 P. M.—-News: songs.
10:30 P. M.-- Vernon Archibald.
barytone.
11 P. M.-—Hofbrau Eutertslners.
11:30 P. M.—Jack Denny's Orcheee
tra.
12 Midnight—Entertainers.
WEBB. NEW YORK—278
S P. M.—Osbriel Trio.
0:50 P. M.—R.esinald Pasch. tenor.
W03. NEWARK—405
5 P. lit—“Sports." Bill Wathey.
o P. M.—-Jacques 'Jacob's Erie
semble.
7:30 P. M.-—Zit's Orchestra.
8 P. M.—"Topics of the Day.” Span.
cer Armstrong.
8:15 P. M.—Rebs Cordor. soprano:
Joseph Barnett. barytone.
5:45 P. M.—lelin and Race. piano‘
duo.
9 P. M.--Review of literature.
9:15 P. M.-—“Bettsr Times" dinner-
speakers. William White. William.
Reason. Mayor James J. Walker.
George J. Hocht.
10:35 P. M.-—sten Entertainers.
10:55 P. M.-—- Weehawken Elkl'
Band.
11:50 P. Ill—News bulletin.

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MRS JUSTWED: Your esss seen!
very Ital-ll today.

OROCER: They do. I‘m sure I
don't knew why.

MRS JUSTWED: “Oh. I suppose
the farmer took them out of the nut
too soon.-—-'1'lt~Bltl.

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