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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 20, 1926 · page 8

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sill—Baseball scores.

1 : oo-Ieysr .Davia's orchestra.

lilo—flashes" Corby. Pianist-

oomposer.
mil—”The Art at Pottery." by
Prat. B. Upjohn.
lilo—Ernie Anderson. benioist.
szso-Ii‘hs wandsrins minstreis.
moo—Larsen“ orchestra.
0:30-0eldman Band concert. Ed.
win Franko Goldman. con.
ducting irons Hall o:
Me. New York University.
“zoo—Whittall Annie-Persians.
lone—Jack Albia's orchestra.
ii-i s—Peiliaiu Heath orchestra.
will. 38W KORE—see
P. M. .
nos—Genres Olsen's orchestra.
dice—West Point Thayer pron-am.
also-any Iinahi lresn. Peter as
nose and tour Jaolt Roses.
moo—Sundial Shoe Serenaders and
Bonnie males.
10: Oil-Maurice beast atria; trio.
iozso—Beueciaire Tower orchestra.
\VGBII NEW YORK—«lid
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moo—Alexander J. Dellerson. bary-
tone.
ends—Mayfair Dance Orchestra. di-
rection Balaton aloe.
'i: (lo-Herman Bernard. radio talk.
'.' :10—Dance orchestra.
l: lin—Baseball results and no”
items. ,
{filo-Dance music.

we. NEW YORK—8“

P. M.

e: so—Ernie Golden‘ s Orchestra.
7: oo—Employment opportunities.
1: Iii—Ernie Golden's Orchestra. .
i: til-Monte Carlo Orchestra.
a: '00—)“de Bs'ach Orchestra.
sJo—Cy Kabn. taropatoh an d

seas!-
s:so—-Breadwar Association. talk.
moo—Klein's lerenading ll: 9 e -
makers.
ioioowsmney Shapiro. violinist.
lozso—Bhslbtlm Orchestra.
11: oo—daek Denny's Orchestra.
iiiso—nrithtoa Orchestra.
is: 00-41pr Entertainers.
m. NEW YORK—sol
P. M

1:e0—-Judltli Roth. soprano.
.lzde—Ukolels Dick Bushes. souls
and ukslele.
l:oo—Treasureland Home Owners
Eneenib e.
moo—Loews easy island Theatre
silo-Cone! Island Stadium bouts.
moo-strand Root Orchestra.
lizso—Reseland Danes Orchestra.
iodine-Silver lllpper Orchestra.
mo, NEW roan—m
P. M.
moo—Piano selections-
d:10—-Maritet hill: spots.
sue-Piano selections.
duo—Elementary French Lessons.

V. Harrison-newts.
1: Iii-Police alarms.
'l: all—"swimming and Lite saving"
by Captain Charles senile.
'i: u—Bassball results.
I: Doc—Salvatore Cueenaa. mandolin-

let.
a: Iii-Nicola. Mereorelll. tenor.
a: ell—"Know Your City." by John
Cult.
9: (lo—Louis Rubin. pianist.
e: Iii—"Everyday speech" by Pro-
ieaaor Richard Marne.
mo—she Kelly Trio.
ions-Police alarms and weather
forecasts.
WEBT. MSW YORK—dis
P. M.
'1: oo-Al nectar. resume baaieist.
1:1s—licmund Brunialsv. tenor.
'i: so—Knieksrbooksr Orchestra.
moo—Jack Gall. concert pianist.
s: ie-xnhryn Connolly. Irish ae-
prane.
Ono—Luna's Marine Band.
WEIR. NEW Y Bil—dis.
P. M.
s: (lo-deseph Bonaooorso. violinist.
8: so—Voeal selections.
8: do—Bibls lecture.
9: (lo—Vocal selections.

I: 15-30mm nonaooorse. violin-
sJo—lntereatins' world nmitems.
m m Ion—lit.

P. M.
ewe—nevi. chat. Michael 1.. lim-
mono.
ens—amuse Ensemble.
MOO—Jails! Mel. soprano.
9: ll—omns. nri'ksoe. ooneert pian-

iat.
sad—Violet Harmony Glee Club.
wide—Murray Lee's Royal Bards-
men.
mus—Radio Ramblers. sons.
limo—Ben lelvin Orchestra.
wear. m tons—are.
P. It.
mesa-Weather report.
hot—sport rays.
hid—Commercial Digest.
sue—Elsa clement. children's

sensa-
1:so—-Bew to Play Piano in lar.
s:oo-'i'hereaa Smith Ousrtstta.
sat—Boles: nalprin. pianist.
axes—"Popular lusts m’ by
J. 3. Kraus.
side-Gasman Violin ”dies.
Otis—indies when. some.
sub-dismiss Reese. mm
OMB—Omit“ Bumble.
ions—restate m
2.11.

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sill—Dill Wathsr. sperts talk.
tied—lutton Hail string Quartet.
Vise—Palace Orchestra.
ease—van Yora Musicale.
sin—Om recital.

sits-1e: Iieni. mandolin virtuo-

silo—Island Cannon.
and “fund!!! 0.

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loiiia-nita-Carlton Dance Orches-
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9. V. WELL 0N DEBT
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An at ‘ t for 8500 was riled
assimi- the rty oi C. W. Pen-
nail. lentil Iain street. in favor of
3. min. 1nd». of Stamford. yester-

day. .

It is alleged that the defendant
eves the plaintiti the sum or
estate. Damasee oi eeoo are asked.
the ease is returnable in the city
court or Itsmtord on the second
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NEWM HAVEN GAS
C0. T0 BE SOLD?

NEW HAVEN (AP)—rNoticee sent
out yesterday to the stockholders or
the New Haven Gas Lisht company
indicate that they “will soon be ad-
vised ot an oirer tor the acquisition

of a majority or all the stools oi the
company."

The Koppcrs company is said to
be the concern negotiating for the
stock.

"Subject to agreement as to de-
tails. the offer has been approved by
each member or the board or direc-
tOra. and each will accept it." the
notice to stockholders says.

The notices were sent out in order
to protect the interests of the stock-
holders. President Blake-lee said to-
day.

Country Club Entries
For Tennis Tournament
Will,Close Tonight

The entries for the Men's tennis
tournament tor the championship of
the Norwalk Country Club close to-
night. Many members of the club
are first class players and each year
many good games are witnessed. The
games for the most part are closely
contested and very interesting. The
tournament in all probability start
Saturday afternoon and will be play-
ed off as soon as possible.

 

 

 

 

 

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