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ezoo—Dinnor music.
owl—Scores.
hum—Columbia University lecture.
two-Edgar Gruen. barytono.
nae—"rho Lullaby Lady."
moo—Beatrice Oliver's Symphony:
Ruth Romper. violinist.
two—John Drew. actor. "Shake-
speare's 'Henrr IV‘."
t:til--lophie Belts. Elsie Harmon.
vocal duets.
moo—“a. and P. Gypsies.
10:00—Orand Opera. “Les Pecheurs
Des Perios.’
ll-lz—Ben Bernie‘s Orchestra.
Wit. NEW YORK—455
hulk—Madison dinner‘ concert.
7:66-John 3. Kennedy.
8:00-13. Fisher's Orchestra.
moo—Reading Seashore Band.
10:00—“In a Persian Garden."
dio mixed quartet.
mus—Harry Leonard's Orchestra.
WMSG, NEW YORK—210
I'l-
a:so—Ramond Usher. barytone.
7: oo—lport tour. 1
7: 15—0“! Jeromes Entertainers.
7: all—Lloyd's Elliott n'ors.
nil—Mao and Loni le. humor.
I: 65»Banie Eddie. Charles Jor-
don.
8: ill—Belle Brooks. ‘Jack liauria.
lo: oo—Bherlnan and oil. aons’l-
10:80-«8. B. Leviatha Orchestra.
WENT. NEW Y1 “—810
P. M.
7: oo-Trio. ;
7:80—-Movle,tallt. ‘
8:00—Blue Crest Collegisns.
two—Harmony Bow
this—Drawing Root Players.
misc—Lew Saxon. p anlst.
moo—Loretta Reynolds. songs.
tomb—studio prograi .
touts—Blue Crest C llegians. I
wens. NEW YORK—816.
P. M. ‘
MOO—Uncle Geebee.
two—Louis Gershen
tra.
7:00—"8
son's Orches.
mer in hurope."
P. I.)
slouc-llormaafioualen pianist.
Cllhw hlah oo‘ots.
sue-diorama Noumea. pianist.
slam—misnomer! German lessons.
hoe—Mime“ German lessons.
filo-Police alarms.
has—Charles lolra. tenor.
two—Plano selections.
moo-"nascent." John BrIl‘oster. ‘
slid—Marie Haunt. soprano.
moo—drying Cohen. violinist.
8:65-“8upreme Court and How It
Operates." Justice Joseph
Proakauer.
moo—Idle Hour Hale Quartet.
two—Joseph \Vohlman, pianist.
10:l0--l.ecture service.
10:80~Police alarms; weather tore-
casts.
“WMOA. NEW Yong-Mi.
P. . . ‘
e:00-—Oicott Vali's String
ble.
Milo—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
two-Talk by H. L. Btratton.
7:10—Ernio Golden's Orchestra.
have-Investment- securitles talk.
ills-Jello.
8:0§—"Fierlda Unveiled."
8:10—Musleal program.
moo—Lecture. Christian Science.
1 0:30-nWoodmansten Orchestra.
1 1:00—F‘rivoiity Berenaders.
11:30-Ray Kleges. Jessie Greer.
songs.
Ensem-
womanly roan—4o:
an.
e: roe-vim»: no... Club.
“moaned: Dalton. pianist.
“Mt-3. Dougiaa'hialvlne ldnooo.
duets.
I: too-Remand Dance Orchestra.
8: 35-"8tolago Batteries." H. B.
Shouts.
8: til—George's Surprise. .
9. OO—Leverich Three and "Peter
the Great. "
hit—Talk by W. B. Boughton.
Ono—Leverich Three.
9:80-—1.oewe'a New York Orchestra.
tome—Palisades Orchestra.
10:80-Loroy Blnith‘a Orchestra.
moo—Cotton Orchestra.
lino-Mallow Orchestra.
1:: oo—Bils er Slipper Orchestra.
WRNY. NEW roux—ass
P. M.
’l: Oil—sport Rays.
7:10—Cemmerclai Digest.
.‘mB—Jach Fuld. pianologue.
lac—Orlando's Concert Orchestra.
moo—Frances Paper. soprano.
s:u-—-Artlsts' debut hour.
moo—“The Lure of Boientiflcaiion."
H. Gernshaclt.
9: 15—»Nlne Cooper. soprano.
also—Florence Gerrlnser. pianist.
9: 45~Judlth Roth. soprano.
lo:00-—Johnny Camp's Orchestra.
ma. NEW YORK—27:!
P. M.
6:00~Arnerican Legion News.
tub—Volley Endrioo. eontralto.
e:so-—-Carl Smith. Joe Davis. songs.
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moo—Cecile Rumor. pianist.
Sate-Nicholas devlne, Michael pe-
Maio. banie and guitar.
a: so—sunehl e Bonny y.
o: OO—B'riarol ti String Serenaders.
P6 ‘ WRAP.- NEW IOl'tI-oxto
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6:!°~d-loimes String Bensomble.
7: lll-Lucile Wilkin. pianist.
hit—News digest.
mos—ovum Milholland. soprano.
Brio—Mary Price. "Air Question-
noise".
8:85-—8ibyi l-luse. speaker.
ll: tin-Sylvan String Trio.
anemia. CONN.
8:30w-Folsnd Gannon. baryione.
hill—Klein‘s Hel'enading Bhoe-
makers."
OMS-"(‘ongo Marriage Custonls."
Chester Do Vnm‘lo.
10:00~"An flour with 0mm- Kinny-
)u lll"; Prom-honaky Qlllll'llrt‘
und Studio Ensemble.
ll:00-—-i\'ows Bulletin.
li;05—l"l\'e Messlwr mothers.
limo—"Bunk oi 1926."
lids—Five hicssnt'l' Brothers.
o: lll—James P. B. l-lyndam. "Thel
Norse Mythology. "
mars—Sylvan ltrieg 'i‘rio.
turbo—Listeners variety: W H A P
men’s quartet: Lucille Wil-
kln. Dorothy Hoyle. steel
Jamison. Dari Bethmann.
Ruth Montgomery and
Phyllis Kraouter.
“LWD, NEW toms—see
P. M.
8:30—Chambcr music.
”zoo—Question box.
9:30-Schiclterling Concert.
lo:oo-suidy Club.
ions-Carroll Club.
1 o : 35~8t. Cecelia Ensemble.
WOR. NEWARK—dos
P. M.
e : 1 6—811! Wathoy. ”Sports".
6: lie—Jacques Jaco‘ba' Ensemble.
7: tin-Copenhagen Quartet.
8: (lo—“Current. Events" iecturo,1{.
I’. M. 7:10—Lou s Gersherison's Orcheso 13 mldnight—McAIpln EMOFMMI‘I- mos—Belle Brookl. songs.
6:00—I’opuler entertainment. tra. ‘ 2:15 o- m--Bteuch'o Orchestra. 11:30—Connie's Inn Orchestra. v. Kaitenborn.
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Connecticut, wishes to announce a new Deferred Payment
\ PI“ {01‘ the Payment of your insuroaoe promises.
[The features of this A. plan are > as follows:-
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Six to T
11 Months in Which to Pay the Balance.
I Carrying Charge for the Accom odation.
Wearepreparedtownteanyandallformsoflnsuranceonthlsbasls
Fire, accident and hellih, our automobile Insurance, workmen’ s compensation, pub-
lic liabi ' , plate glass and any and all of the other forms of insurance.
We are actullted in proposing this plan by the feeling filatit
Norwalk people to pay for their-insurance'von this basis.
if you are interested, call or Phone 1953 and a representative wih: call
your office and explain the whole
proposbontemltls
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Attorney Lillie. Greenwich;
Divorced 0n Desertion
Fred R. Lillie an ltllulm'y pi‘lic-
.ticing in New York (lty, was grunt-
ed a decree of di\"201o« from Anna:
May Lillie. owner or a rooming
house on Shore road. Greenwich. by
Judge L. P. Waldo Mnl‘Vll’i in Su-
perior court Friday. They were
married on January 31. Mimi. and
Attorney Lillie said hill with refused
to go with him to reside in
separate her from companions he
considered not fit.
Three Fined For Making
Disturbance Yesterday
Harold and William McLaughlin
of Chestnut street. l’at Blnghnm of
Woetport and Michael McNamara. of
this city. were all filled $10 and costs
on the charges of breach of the
peace and intoxlcntion ln
Nshomish Condos in the downtonn‘
city court Saturday. Thov “mo
arrested
Charles Thorpe and Railroad Oflirors
Clark and Davis in the local rall-
l‘OBd yards. yesterday afternoon.
Pilsudski A Candidate
For Polish Presidency
WARSAW, Poland. May 24.. (AP)
——Tho Polaka Zbronlna. a. newspa-
""I' close to Marshal Plisudski. and
t the successful military revolt. ml-
nuncsd that he will be a candidate
u- the Polish presidency. The of-
It-e was made vacant when Presl-
.rnt Woiciechowski resigned. after
.'ilsudski's coup. It is increasingly
'lrobable that a. national assembly
will meet in Warsaw. May 31 to so-
lect the new chief executive.
As there is so much controversy
‘ Just now about railroads mergers.
. we take this opportunity to suggest
that they merge a couple 01 Pull-
, man berths—Judge.
Now,
York in 1919 when he attempted to‘
Judge;
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