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CARD OF THANKS.
1' We wish to thank our many
‘ lriends end relatives for their many
' klndneeses shown during the illness
gand death of our beloved husband,
. and tether. Also for the many bonu-
lltul floral tributes sent. '
' (Signed) Mrs. Elizabeth
Kund children.
’l‘ukscs.
strayed, Lest, Found 10
‘ i ‘ LOST—Man's Brown leutht-l‘ glove.
. lined. in front or Post Offlco. ,llv-
l (Ul‘u_'i0.St‘:ilLlllCl Dillon.
l
LOST—'Side rock from' truck. be-i
tween Norwulk. and 50- Nurwnlk.
Finder return to Etevr: Kovacs, 1
Rockland Road 8- Norunlk.
Phone 8855-J.
\v MALE DOG—Medium size. Colored
.. tan and .white. Short hair. An-
' sworn to name of “Laddlc.”
Phone 247. Reward.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles no: Sill!) 11
AUTOS FOR SALE—Oakland Fe-
dsn, Oakland touring. Oakland
runabout. Chandler club roadster.
Ree Seven passenger and others.
Low winter prices. easy terms.
also 2 new shoes as x 4 and tubes
and a used shoes as s 4 and tubes
stvoit battery new. Colonial Hotel
Rewayton. Phone 439.
JORDANS FOR SALE
1922 Sedan 8700.00
1923 Sedan 850.00
1924 Brougham ........... 975.00
”ti-Touring . . . . . .. . . . .0 1000.00
1925 Brougham ..... . .. 1000.00
VAAST BROS.
”Chestnut Si. Si Wost_Ave.
, Tei.31360 Tel. 725.
,,_.=-5PRING is Just five weeks
/awuy. Now is the time to act. We
' need room for new cars. Come and
see our many bargains in used cars
at all makes; Chevrolets. Fords.
Essex, Studebakers, Dodges. and
Runny others can be bought as low
:1 810.00 down. Act quick it want
.3 coal bargain. _ .
' W. 12‘. AUSTIN.
Phone 1959
'
.‘lI
\:
E" . 47 Railroad Ave.
1’: USED ‘ Its—We Hawthorn: come
‘- to an look them over; all makes
to choose from. In good condition:
Make your own terms. P. .1. Di-
Pletro. 49 West avenue. Phone
3616. Open evenings until 9.
33:7 USED FORDS, AT RIGHT PRICES .
p...-
\.
0n ord Sedan, ’I‘wo run abouts,
‘One Ford Coach. Two I'm-d Ton
. Trucks, and several. Tourings
9' , from $50.00 up. D. W. Flint. Inc.
'\ 1. West Ave. Norwalk
' 'nusnmss nutmeg.
‘_ TREE SPECIALIST.
There is only one Read
" lo SUCCESS—+——‘-—-—MERIT
SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
r. ~1
A. n. KICLDXER.
2“ Phone 272 Westport
1;“ ' ‘ 'aninsss Services Offered 18
l; other Brion—Storage. All kinds
local end long distance trucking.
Piano hoisting. Special ms for
moying. 5 ton Muck dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone dis daytime:
104—14 nights.
T?" maersrnnmo' - and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
end upholsterers’ supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergstrom. New
1.0. 0. F‘. Bldg? do. Nomlk.
'. " woosTER & DAVIS
1’11"" is. u. woos'rnn M. w: nuns
g r ,' ATTORNEYS AT LAW
. E, .lfiirrnerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
‘ - Oitloe. »
1113 min street. Bridgeport.
‘ and for Booklet on Patents.
mm snows
humanism
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to those
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ADVERTISERS
i: who are telephone subscrib.
9" 'ers. Bills are mailed
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. Wu rub the exception
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extended they will be paid
before the seven-day cash
discount bu expired. The
continuation of the policy g
is dependent on the co~
_ operation given by the public
Jill: minimising collection :1-
- .: pauses by prompt payments.
‘igunnu, unanimity 23,1925.
f Clmfied Ads Will A Guide You to . EconOmy, Without Trouble Bother
. BUBIltllIB seams
Cleaning, Dyeing. Renovating: £0
HELLO BlLIr—b'ow hot? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and trim-
med. Looks swell. Who did the
' Job? The Practical Rsnov. . Hal
Shop. 11 N. Main 8t" 8. Norwsilt.
Conn. up 1 flight slslrs. s satis-
fied customer is our aim.
Moving. Trucking. Storage 20
LIGHT AND-Bury trucking. Ills
speelal‘ closed van tor moving. I)
Rudolf 35 Raymond St. Tel. 8059.
Repairing sud Refinishing 29
WANTED—Chairs to re-scst. Price
reasonable. Phone 2550. Edward
Chortle. .
EMPLOYMENT
4*
Help Wanted-Female
82
FEMALE HELP—For light factory
,xvork. Apply Diamond Buttery
Corp. Goldstoin Place, East Nor-
\rnlk.
GIRLS \Vr\N'l‘l‘Il.)--lllil' floor werk,
good pay. sleuily work. Apply
Slur Union Uicrull ('0. 0'8 \Vulcr
>51.
WANTED —- Cooks. Chamber-infield
and Waitress, good “ages Nor-
welk Employment Agency. 90
Wall St. Phone 2563 Norwalk.
\VANTED -—- MILLINERY COPY-
Ib‘TS EXPERIENCED 0N HIGH
CLASS SPORT HATS. GOOD
l‘AY. PLEASANT SURROUND-
INGS. CROFUT S: KNAPP CO.
SOUTH NORW'ALK CONN.
Help “hinted—Male 33
TO THE RIGHT MAN—Who will
give an hour or two iour evenings
:1, work to demonstrate a soil-sol.-
lln; plan or saving. :: guaranteed
compensation is available from an
righiy-yozlr' old company in the
third IIII‘KL‘H business in the
World. For irurtlnulm-u :lddl'csli':
”Manager P. O. Box 322. South
Nor-walk. Conn. stating ago. occu»
patlon and references.
WANTED-Operator on 0. S gan-
try crane and Clyde electric hoist.
one yard clam shell Lucket work,
experienced man only. Steady
work for rinht party. Apply Peck
(Teal Corporation. 9 Adm Street,
Port Chests-r, N. Y. Telephone
2200."
LIVE STOCK
BABY CHICKS—Juimedlste deliv-
ery. Rhodu Island Rods $17, Bar-
rod Rocks :17. White Rocks .9.
Wynndottes $18. Buff Orplngtons
818, Silver Laced Wyendottes 818.
White & Brown Leghorns, 818.
100 per cant. live arrival Post—
paid. Circulars on request. Knplsn
Feed Co. ill. Steuben St, Bridge-
port, Conn.
MERCHANDISE
Fuel. Feed. “Ermine“ BO
FIRE WOOD li‘Olt SALE—$15.00
per cord 4 fl. length. $17.00por
cord out any size you wish. Phone
' Norwaik 359. Sonic Construction
Co. Rowuyton Ave.
nouns AIID 30m
Balm win: noun or
ItEF‘lNED—Proteelsut‘ family on
ucoomodnle elderly couple or two
elderly ladies with board nd
room. Address box 89 clo Sentinel.
TWO FURNISHED ROOiisw-wltb
board in private family all den-
veniences 8 Putnam Ave. near
West. Ave. Tel 8917.“? Mrs. A.
Bil-trier. ‘
[looms Without Boeru
FOR BENT—Jive besutltul rooms
and bath. Overlooking sound.
‘ Couple or live gentlemen. 88 Bee.-
viow avenue. Phone 1228.
FURNISHED ROOMS—steam best.
electric lights.‘ with or without.
bath, meals ll "eslred Colonial
Hotel. Rowsyton on one titre trol-
ley. Phone 439, also furnished
rooms with kitchenette.
d!
’-
dd
NICELY. FURNISHED -— room
steam heated.‘ Hot water. For
gentleman only. it? So. Main St.
Phone 924. 4
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
it:
Apartments and Flats
APAR‘i‘MEN'I‘r—OI rive rooms with
bath and all modern convenience»
garage. 162 South Main St. Phone
013‘2’nlter five thirty,
FIVE-ROOM arsn'rumwr -- With
both and sit conveniences st Lib-
erty Square. East Norwnlk. and
Chapel street, Nor-wells: rent, no
per month. Inquire 64 South
Main street. Telephone ‘0.
FIVE 4 R003i5~0n 23 Webster
.~Slrcot. All improvements. Inquire
on first floor. I'lllllp Sloninnsky
at same uddl‘rss or Dr. o'lmuim,
\\v'zlshlngton Street.
il‘th‘ ROOM--Aparlmeut, nil im-
3nd floor, 3 Reed St.
FIVE ROOM—vupartment for rent
in finest location in South Nor-
walk all modern improvements
also garage. Phone 882.
FOR RESP-Apartment of seven
rooms on Washington St. All im-
provements. Rent 835.00. lies ts
' be seen to be appreciated. Phon
2341. ‘
nonlinNT—uour rooius and both,
hot water. heat furnished. rent
$85.00 Inquire 6-Yan Buren Ave.
FOR RENT—5 rooms. tall modern
improvements. Inquire 28 Spring
St.
0011 RENH rooms and bath. all
conveniences heat turnlehod. 10
Grove St. phone 1852-12. .
FOR RENT—5 rooms. all lmprore-
ments, 36 Van ant St. 5 rooms
at Liberty Square also seven room
house at Hownrd Ave. M. Pan-
calo Tel. 1522.
FOR RENT—5 room apartment in-
cluding; inuioled sun'xioroil. all
moderniimprovementsrudpply 88
Taylor Ave. or call 8142.
Household Goods 59
MATTRESSES—Box Springs. Cush-
ions and Pillows: of all kinds
made renovated and repaired.
Telephone 817. Norwalk Mattress
Co. 49 Franklin Street South Nor-
walk.
Wanted—To Buy 00
FURNITURE-Second nsnd. bought
at highest prices. it you have any
junk or metal to sell. we will also
my high prices. Call or write
H. Jaifce. 87 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
"John's gone and written a. new
novel." .
"Who's the hero '.’" -
FOR RENT—0 rooms all improve-
ments. as Second St. East Nor-
walk. Tel. 3096.
FOR RENT FOUR ROOMS-Third l
floor. rent $23.00. Immediate po-
sesslon. Inquire F. J. Buckley. 4
Viol-son BL. So. Norwallt.
5 ROOMS—to let. Centrally located.
All improvements. Reasonable
rent, telephOne 3786-J or 8219.
STEAM HEATED—Apartment. All
modern improvements, $40.00. In
Keeler Block, Washington Street.
Inquire at Kceler Shoe Store or
. phone 1446.
provr-menls. Inquire Mrs. M-irell. -
~ m mums murmurs-locum .NORWALK, cosy.
L
portunity three-quarters
In fact, when we get mg
as they say, it is fully
way.
The Classified Scull
become firm friends.
If this isn’t so!’
Meeting Opportunity More
Than Half-Way!
it is toonluch tor us to expect Opportunity
to make all the advances. . ;
We’ve got to bewilllug to go llalfuvuyd .
and while we are about it Wc'might just as .
well go three-quarters of the way, or even more.
The A-B-C Classified Section of. The Eve-
ning Sentinel makes it just as easy to meet ”Op-
l
l
Turning to the classified vulUlJilJB and read , l
ing their perfectly indexed 'ol‘fcrs is what can. l
. siitutes going all the way to meet Opportunity
‘ -~-nnd there's nothing under the sun much easier I
lo do than that, is there! }
l
l
I
'you and Opportunity met-i.
Read these profitable 00'» daily lllll'l st‘“
‘. The no Oleenfled so: ' ‘
Aim the seine-In levies
Always Different-1n Opportunity
. _-_h.~___.._
oi? the way as half way.
lit down to brass tacks,
as easy to go all the
on is 111:: place when:
ihukc luluds :lnil
Business PE? nor Rent In
FOlt RENT—Wilton Gsrege. tully
m‘iulppcd, possession immedlstely.
iii-ress from Ball Field. Inquire R.
Vuml. Wilton. Conn. Tel 12942.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Solo 84
FlVEvROOM Bl’JNGALOV/«All ire-I
movements: lot 60 It by 150 IL:
very reasonable. Call etenlngsv
after 0 o'clock. Mrs. Milton Row-
land. 68 Osborne avenue. Esst Nor-
walk.
FOR SALE—One and two tantily
houses $5.000 up. Listings want-
ed. Alfred K. rat. John. real
estate, 11 Pershing SL. Norwslk.
Phone 1323.
FOR SALE—Good. modern two
family house;‘ 18 rooms: centrally
located: price 89.000. Good buy
for some one. Inquire-The Fudgel
Realty Company. Telephone 550'.
Washington street.
FOR’ SALEa-lloueo at South Nor-
REAL ESTATE FOR
BALE
I'Ol‘. SALlH-lo-remn. luo-tnmlly
house,- all improvements; newly.
llororeicd: just off West nvonuoz’
30.000. 'l‘hn Tammany Agency.
“Cull Estate and insurailcv. 123
Washington street. South Ivoru'nlk.
'l’el. Bil-l4.
PERSONAL g
REAL ESTATE
SERVICE
Ulnire Dunn
.l’elephone 3469 4
Prompt and emclent persons.
attentionglven to listings,
toil: city and country.
Sales and Rentals.
“'nntod—chl Estate
81’
\i'AN’I‘ED—Two family house with
all improvements. Phone 8494 or
"all lit Room 3, 46 South Main
Fl.
AUCTIONS-LEGAL
-‘M
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY -
- CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
INSURANCE
-— and —-»
R E A L E S T A T E
J. M. Layton & Co
Incorporated
0 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
“A Real Friend”
Beneficial loans have old.
ed thousands in melting
the first payncnt on homes,
paying taxes and meeting
family merger-ides.
MI UP to me
To Housekeeper.
”(W-low hour lei-vise Hub—M
FOR SALE
Central Modern two family
house consisting ol 5 rooms With
all improvements on first floor
and 0 rooms with every improve-
ment. above. This home in in
good condition. Price and terms
rrunonllblo.
u...—
Sis. room Colonial huu'so with
every modern improvomcnt in-
cluding sun parlor and garage
For these or any others consult
CANTY & C0.
Realtors—Insurance
17 80. Main 8t. Phone 880
FOR SALE
limlulllld l'forucr Lot
“limo block west 01'
East Avenue
100 x 142 ii.
Price $2,500.00
Real Estate Service Co.
33 Seaview Avenue
Phone ‘Norwelk 992
Beneficial Loan Society
Rogrrs .\ .rlvii'li.» Illill:.. 2’: “MI rt
[boom :irtl l’lmm- 2.7-0.5
Own“. Miocene!
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or Delay
OMIIII'IED DISPLAY "
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$25.00 to $300.00
Buy Monthly Psymenu
On You Pay Per Month
850.00 . .........-..... 85.00
$75.00 e I e a s s not. .o'w
$100.00 re s e e :11. eat. ".00
$180.00 a flit-2e e e s on o e e s s “$.00
$200.00 ........... 810.00
$300.00 . .. .. .. .‘n‘... . $10.00
Plus legal rate of interest only
No bonus, fee. or service
charge. Confidential and cour-
teous—Money to be obtained
the some day applied for.
The Public Loan Corp.
30 Well St. Room 208
Norwalk, Conn. Phone 803!
APP!
SALESLADIES WANTED
ONLY rnoss wno wm rznusiinsr worn
J. J. NEWBERRY C0.
1" AT
9 p. m.--"Gardon Planting."
9:15 p. m.-Zernon Dohlhart. Carson
Robinson. Murray Kelli-tor. in bai-
lsds, guitar and violin solos.
9:30 p. m.-Muurice Lcest'a Trio.
10 p, m.—-!\lme. Adele Bliss, soprano.
10 :30 p. m.-—-Lorru.ine Orchestra.
“'EAF'. NEW YORK—(Ii
6 p. ln.—~Dlllnor music.
7 p. In.—-'G'L‘l'l6 lngruhnm's Orchestra.
7:30 p. ni.-Story 'I‘oller.
7:45 p. lli.-—-.'ilodcun Scovillewlaniat.
walk, ll rooms. flnc location
59000. House at Norwnlk, 9-
rooms, central location. 86500. :3:
houses at Ilowayton. 6 rooms.
$4500. ouch. Bungalow, Rowdy-
ion. 6 rooms. $7500. Large bonsai
ltownyton, (ac-lug water. 815.00.“.l
Shore l‘ront. llownylon._ 310,000
Inquire of Charles E. Hoyt. Sout‘.‘
Nnrwnlk Trust Company. l
FOR SALE—New seven room lieu-lo
all improvements. with hot suitor
heat. two cur garage. lot 50mm.
Just off Gregory Boulevard. thrv:
minutes to trolley. Box L. M. 11.
cfio Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Six room house all
improvements and 6 room cottuzo
part improvements lot 100 x 160
ft. Fruit trees and chicken house.
64 Osborne Ave. Esst Norwnlk.
Mrs. ll‘rsncee Budinsky. Phone
SSW-R.
FOR SALE—6 room house all lm~~
movements. Int 60 x 150. Price
34800. The Nigrl Gneto Agency.
46 50. Main St. 30. Norwelk.
Impresario—You say you have
hed e. diamond bracelet stolen. How
much was‘it worth?
Zip—lily glrl thinkss. ilying tackle
is an aviator.
lac—Tim's nothing. Mine thinks
[legal '.Voiiccs ill ‘
l
SOLVENT “0m“- '—
'l'iri'l‘ltlti'l' or NORWALK. as, ' A WOND '
lilonxrls con 11‘. February 5. A. _ ERFULLY
LL. 1926.
Estate of Richard Bland luto 0:
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate {or the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed all: months trom the date'
hornet for the creditors of said Es-
tato to exhibit their claims for set-
tlemcnl. Those who neglect to pre-,
sent their accounts. properly attes-
ted. within said time. will be de-
burrcd u. l‘rcovory. all persons in-
dcbtutl to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
nus. 15mm 15. BLAND. {
Adlnlnlstratrlx. *’ I
Crestlon of a. junior college as a
port or the public school system of
Washington, I). C.. is contemplut
in a. Joint resolution recently intro
duced in the Senate of the United
States. A similar resolution was in-
troduced simultaneously in the
‘House of Representatives.
Of the Membere of Parliament’
elected inst autumn nearly 100 have
’GOOD BUY
“on-
EAST, AVE.
House With Extra Lot
0 room house, every modern im.
proremcnt. including one extra lot
ALI; FOR
$7,000
I'UR A QUICK SALE
APPLY
Walter R. Collings
Reel Estate Broker
General Insurance
OFFICE PHONE-"3015
RESIDENCE-«3600
23 North Main Street,
South Norwslk, Conn.
S p. lli.-—Tho Happiness Boys.
8:80 p_ m.-——F.ngle Trio.
9 n. m.—Cllies Service Quartet and
Orchestra.
0:30 p. m.-——'Ihe Vikings.
10 p. m.—-—Whitlall Anglo Persians.
10:30 p. lu.—oChamber musicale.
11-12 p. m.—Bon Bernie's Orchestra.
‘ wens, .\ aw YORK—pie
6 p. m.~L‘ncleo Goober.
6 :30 p. m.——Jule Anzol's Orchestra.
7 p, nl.~-“\Vhol.'s Your Radio Prob-
‘ Ionl'.“
7:15 p. iii.—-~I\‘cii.~p:lpcr Women's
Club. Charlotte MncLevedge.
“'BPI. NEW YORK—208
5 p. m.--Ken Kitchen‘e Orchestrs:
talk.
1‘ p. m.——-W:«rner Theater Hour; Nio-
holas hinmngollo. player; Hurry
Brandt's Trio, .l. ’l‘urkei.
5 p. m.—0livette Wilhelm, soprano:
Florence 'Kleppc. contralto.
8:45 p. ni.—Zettlcr Trio.
9 p. m.—Lcoll Carson. tenor; Zettler
'l‘rlo.
10 p. m.~—Nugent's Orchestra.
: WEN. NEW YORK—301.
6:00 P. .\f.—l"eoplo's Hour.
.. .. 3 Actress—Oh, IbOUt a. column end a. ilunclibnck is a men who plays by still to make their maiden speeches 7:00 P. )i.-—-Harry Richmen‘e Zn—
The publisher. 1. half. intuition. in the House. oi! Commons. tel-tumors.
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To sum Au. Olson!
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A PALTR‘! “3000
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ONSTEAD
MR. APPLE. I'D LIKE TO
or denial corona. WOULD
you conSioEK $30,000?
on tumour
LthWE can ROLL’EM
. err- mu mac mu:
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wilted as Lilies
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9.3mm or iii; new. sow.
vru. owe «on $35000 FOR
\le “SSOIMOO ,
THAT You know i
I OUT I RNON BETTER. i$EE
HUNDRED SHARE!» or— SmcK To
oAlN com or 1hr: New
COPPER COMBINE.
By CRANE
NEED V002
8:80 P.
M.\I‘\ Sl'liH/r VIRWADK
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THEAIR ,9
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\HL Mi“ lullk—thfi 7:30 I‘. .\i.-—.\ielody Urchoriru.
7 p. I'll.—-Ci)llll'l‘l0d0l‘e Concert Or- Slggourp' lit—Loon“! “New“.
vii-"slim ' ’
7:46 P. H ‘_ N J York i‘nverslty 3:00 P. hI.-—-Loows (lrchestrs.
Pomp. 10:00 P. M.-—-Dsnc<: amnesia.
s m “L’snmm medm, 10:30 P. ‘.il.—-—Anatol Friedlsnd.
5:30 p. m.—~Bounio Laddlflfi. ”700 P' M.~De.nce orchestrs.
12 midnight—~Sllver Slipper Orpheus
ire.
12:80 A. lib—Deuce Orchestra.
WPBH. NEW YORK-218.
6:00 P. M.——Murray Schwartz. plan.
let.
6:30 P. M.—-—Majestlo String Ensemt
ble.
“'MOA, NE‘V YORK—~34 1.
6:00 P. M.—Olcott .Vall'n String En.
semble.
6:30 P. M.———Ernie Golden's Orchesu'
II].
7:30 P. May—Stichs Musical Mom
nrohs.
mo P. M.—-Tllk; pls‘uim.
8:50 P. M.—-Broadwsy Association
talk.
9:00 P. l‘i.—Hnrdman Hour of Mug
sic.
10:00 P. M.—-Doneld Flamm, critic.
10:16 P. Iii—News.
11:00 P. M.——-Hotbreu Entertsiners.
11:30 P. M.-—.lack Denny's Orches.
1rd.
12:00 P. M.-—Enterta.lners.
“MY, NEW YORK-240.
6:30 P. M.——Dinner music.
7:15 P. M.-—Profeseor Sputh, "Am-
ericnn Ideals.“
7:45 P. ISL—Labels
news. ' .
8:45 P. Iii.-Hugll Adams. “Wadsc
worth Perimnn Bill."
9:00 P. M.-Chrlstlne Fonteyn. 30v
prone.
9:10 P. M.—-—"The Prohibition Con-
troversy."
3:25 P. M.-——l\ilxed quartet.
9:40 P. M.—-J01nt recital. i
l
WEBJ, NEW YORK—213.
7:00 P. M.——Kenweod Orchestra.
7:45 P. lit-Philip Krumheltz.
barytone.
8:00 P. M.-—Jsok Gall, pianist.
8:10 P. M.——Jcrry Alexander's Eri-
tertainers. '
8:25 P. M.—-'1‘ee. Garden. Orchestra.
WBNY. NEW roan—ale
7:30 P. M.~Kerney Trial
a P. M.—-Jsck Davis. songs.
3:15 P. M.-—ank Gianni. uke. -
8:30 P. Iii.—IJ. S. H. Rochester
Band.
9 P. M.——-Belle Brooks. songs.
9:15 P. ll.—-Edith Pollack. recite.-
tlons.
9:80 P. lii.—Monks Orchestre.
10 P. M.—Oldtime melodies.
10:30 P. M.—-Trlnlty Orchestra.
WENT. NEW you“...
6:45 P. M.—-Dentnl series.
7 P. M.-—“Whose Birthday Teddy?"
7:05 P. iii.-—Mirror or sports. com-
merce. ‘
7:16 P. M.—deio theatre index.
7:90 P. M.—Me.rjorie Stuart. sense.
7:45 P. IiI.—-Altred McCann.
"Foods." ' ‘
a P. lite-Grand. Opera Company.
3:45P. M.—"A Good Loud Speaks
er." .
9 P. lit—Grind Opera (Dempsey.
9:80 P. lit—Dune Orchestra.
10:16 P. M.—Novelty night.
W’NI'O, NEW YORK—IMO.
6:10 P. M.—-Ma.rket Bin laces.
0:20 P. M.-Songs. C
6:80 P. lit—Elementary French les-
sons.
1:30 P. tI.—-Police Alarms.
7:36 P. lit—Hilda Belch. soprano.
7:45 P. M.-—Sylvla Meyers. violin-
1st.
7:55 P. lit—Hilda Reich. soprsne.
8:06 P. M.—-Tbe Banjo Boys.
M—Entertalnnientby In.
dust-flu Home for Iliad. 'Epeak-
Ensemble.
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ers: Joesph Guidsr: E. P. Moi-torn.
10:80 P. M.—Pollce Alums: wea—
lth“ P. M.-—"Books." Prof. Cartel
'I‘roo
p.
won. NEWARK—400,
:16 P. ”AL—Bill Wethey. "Spor‘ll.’
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6:30 P. M—Nows main. '
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