Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 1, 1926 · page 11

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EVENING ”WED—SOUTH NORWAIE, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1,1920

 

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, WNOUNCEMENTS-
‘ I—Deatho

9—i‘ard of Thanks
S-In Monument
l-Meral DITCQSOY.
S-Monumcnta. Cemetery up
9—Sccietics and Lodges
90-10» and Found

tUTOMOTIVE—
l-Mutomsbllo Agencies
91—Automohilce so: lele
99—Autc Trucks For his
Is—aetoxAcoe-orleo
ao—Gcreecc—Autoe for Hire
99-Motorcyclee and Bicycles
II-Wanted—Automotlvo

\lUSINESS SERVICE—

; “criminals Seniors "Bored

’ IO—Buiiding end Connecting
et—lh'eatusking end Illusory
.99—Hcctine. Plumbing. ltoofine

‘ Insurance end Surety Solids
.9 Skill-Mg.

.“ ’ ‘31:”. Paporine. Deeceat

}Ie—Profeesionel Servic-

So—Ropeiring and Ronni-hing

”:3 .0.—Tailoring and Predne
Std-Wentcd-Bnelnc- Service
TRENT—-
Ila—Employment Agencies
i ”wt-loin Wanted—Female
SS-Belp Wanted-lino
“sip—lieu end l'onieio

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itcttcrs. moves-ore. Adonis
SI-Situeticno' Wanted- restate
Net-Situations Wanted-owe

IANCIAL—
ifgay-Business Opportunities
90—Hour to Loan—norms“

NSTRUCTIONw

" ee-Loast instruction Classes
‘5; u—ilaaiasi. Deacine. Dramatic
ekWantcd—lnctruetion

JVE STOCK— .
ova-Dose. Cate. Other Pets
9~Iiorooe Cattle. Vehicles
d9-Ponitry and Supplies

"‘ So-wWanied—Uve Stc'cb

unanimous—- s
‘ 99—Artlci. For hie
' She—Barter and Exchange
99—Dects and Accessories
‘ Se~nuildine Materials
u—Bucinecc and Ofnso unip-
. meat
[Ex-Farm elid Data Mom
99—91:“. lead. Partition .
3 —Good mm to at
3 Household Goods
Hearst". Watches. Moods
J?St«f-Ilsonincry and Tools
Shsloeiaal Ilercnandioo

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Pieala.‘ Flowers
. pc—e'pciste test the Stores
. . e‘e‘rtne Apparel

sated—To also

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"Vacationol'ieecc

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. ' where to Stop in Tic-n
Vented—Ronnie or heard
ESTATE FOR RENT--

 

 
 

.7. trace-air mat Insets
tee-steal nut-is

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mom

nae-ah 9

Notice is hereby given that I will
not be responsible for any bills con-
tracted by my wife. Marguerite
(Garfield Huntiker.

 

 

(Signed.
RUDOLPH A. HUNZIKER.

. ltreyod last. round to

FOUND—A tire. For perticulera
Phone 994.

LOST—Smell string ember beads.
Monday afternoon on Washington
St. South Norwaiit. Reward if re-
turned to Sentinel Office.

AUTOMOTIVE
semis:- Por 'olo

roan TRUCK—1999 rare 1 ton
truck. Stelte body. Excellent
condition.
STERLING FURNITURE co.
es Nora state so. so. Norwalk.

HiGH GRADE USED CARS

1920 Chrysler (1'0) Sedan.

1920 Sport model Nash_Scdan.
1990 Jewett Sedan.

1996 Nash Sedan.

1994 Overland Sedan.

1999 Studebaker Sport touring.
1999 Oakland Sport touring.
1929 Studebaker light six Sedan.
1999 rord Panel delivery.

1929 Durant touring. new paint.
1999 Buick Tourist.

If you don't See what you went
listed here. come in anyway. we ex-
pect to take in many other models
this week. Will accept your Christ.
mas check as first payment.

JAMES G. CUNNINGHAM
REGENT GARAGE
Wall St. Phone 9291 Norweik

FORD TOURING CAR—Apply 190
Flex Hill Road. after 9 p. m.

USED CAR SALE.
EXTRA SPECIAL.

Ono Chevrolet. Five Passenger.
Largo Doors. Coach. Used oaiy for
demonstration. Balloon Tires. Front
end Rear Bumpers. Spare Tire. like
new etc. Can be bought on time pay.
inertia.

W. R. AUSTIN CHEVROLET
SALES and SERVICE.
South Norwaik. Phone 1959.
Westport. Phone Weetport 990.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For Sale: Unusual Low prices.
Each car contains our Red 0. K.
Tam.

Chandler. t-Pesconger Coupe.

Durant Tourma-

Ovoriend Sport Touring.

Chevrolet Sport Roadster.

Chevrolet 1939 Touring. All extras.

ooks like new.

Chevrolet 1999 Touring.
Bargain.

Ford. Tudor Sedan.

Chevrolet Commercial. 1935 and
many others.

Never before have we had such a
clean lot of used coro- Aii cars
nought now. otorod free until Spring.
if you so wish.

.SALE ENDS DECEMBER 19th.
not well. Arrange terms to-suit.
w. R. AUSTIN. CHEVROLET

SALES and SERVICE.
South Norwellt. Phone 1999.

Westport. Phone Weatport 990.

run NORWAI.K FRANKLIN CO
Phone 1991 99 Wall St. Norwer

A rare

 

 

South Norwallr
Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES d:
WootDOrt
090

nee-W Stations so

Repairing on all makes of care
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.

AUTO EXCEANGE GARAGE

SERVICE

 

 

 

 

9 [11.9001 8. Tel 9191
BUSINESS SERVICE
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MARINE MOTORS— overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. 910.

meanest.» AWNING CO.
First A New Ste. Phone 9090

WOOSTER & DAVIS
A. 99. WOOI'I'ER M. w. DAVIS
ATTORNEIS AT LAW
lurincfly Examiners of U. 9. Patent
Guise.

1119 min street. Brideoport
loud for Booklet on Patents

”ROWING—end cabinet
work. Picture heroine: mirrors
and uphoiclcrcrs’ supplies. N

ew

easing. Sanction.
9. 0. o. 9%. Side. Sc. Norwelk.
Goo-lag. Denim“ Ii
ISLLO muse-Now bet? So. the
eic‘aeco elected and

oidene
Looheweli Who cu

trimmed

the Joli? The Practical Renovat-
“Iatlliondtllllsinlt. I
NMOenaeptaightetain
emanate“ is onreitn

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OIRLOPIRATOBS—calneer
mmuumm
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duodenum

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otbonoe for
m 9999.
lob Deuce-rule 99

Wetl‘i'lD—Dosecaeciinevoriagu.
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W. R. AUSTIN ‘ ’

EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted—Female 99

WANTED LAUNDRY—T0 do at

home. (I “'oodn'agd Ave. Anion-
weinek

WASHING—To take home 0' will

go out for genurai housework}
Elisabethllilusor. 93 Lexington
Ave. I'hono 1964-2.

INSTRUCTION

Musical. Dani-lug, Dramatic

PIANO iNS'I‘le‘l‘liiN
Conservatory courso. Miss J. De-
Iiee. Pupil of New York College of
Music 9 Putnam Ave. So. Norwnik
Near West Ave.

MERCHANDISE
fAnlt'ieo rue Sale on

TOR SALE—SINGER SEWING MA-
ebin'oc. foot end electric. 919 up.
Hemotitching. pleitiag. b u t t o n
holes end buttons covered. SING-
ER SHOP. 19 Railroad avenue.

llcuscboltl Goods 09

FOR SALE—Good upright Hunting.
ton piano. sanitary beds. springs
end mattresses. dishes, child's
folding go-cari. etc. Cell day or
evening. Mrs. Hattie I... Weed 91
Stuart Ave.

HOUSEHILD PUNITURE -— Used
only for three months in private
residence. Antique Console table

 

 

 

 

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grade quality. Reasonable prices,
9‘? North avenue, Norwelk.

narrltlv'.ssr:n—Im Springs. Cush

ions end Pillows of all kinds
made. renovated and repnliod
Telephone 917 Norwsls Mattress
Co or haunts Street. South
Norwalk

Musical Merchandise

 

 

FOR SALE—9115 SLIGHTLY USED
player piano. with rollsand bench
9979. Convenient to r m a. T H E
STUDWELI. PIANO CO. South
Norwelk.

FOR SALE—USED UPRIGHT PI-
ano. 995. THE STU ”WELL
PIANO C0. So. Norwalk.

99 NOTE PLAYER PiANO—Maho~
gsny finish. good condition. with
bench end rolls. Price' 9299.00.
Smell amount down. only weekly
payments. i-‘ron delivery. For Pi-
ano Co. south Norwalk.

RADIOS

We sell the following radios. Ra-
diolns. Super-Heisrodyno. Atwator-
Kent. Bosch and Freshman. Smell
payment down on any of these ra-
dios brings one to your home. Bal-
anco Fox’s way. easy to pay.

ALFRED FOX PIANO CO.
South Norwailt.

ROOMS AND BOARD
Booms Without tic-am

FU'RNISHEDo-Rooms. double
single. Phono «lit.

FURNISHED ROOMS—9 nice fur-
nished front rooms or 2 iurnlshod
connected rooms for light house-
keeping. On iloor with bath
room. On West Ave. near So.
Norwalk. Reference. required. If
interested Phone 9999-2.

Rooms llhr [loner-hoping 09

 

 

 

 

 

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FURNISHED ROOMS—4'9") bonu-

tifuiiy furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Must be soon to be
appreciated. All improvements.
Trolley goes by door. Rates Res.-
oonahlc Garage. Telephone 9709 J.
119 Gregory Blvd. East Norwaik

REAL ESTATE 903M910
Shorten-nu and Plus to

APARTMENT—Of five rooms. Al.
den Apartments. Webs or St. Ap-
ply Samuel S. Valso .nPcople's
Trust Co.

 

 

 

end Grandfather clock. Bed
room. dining room and living‘i
room suites.I Day Bod. High

 

 

things But—he does
practical use.

A- B- C and1--2 8 order.

is filled with them!

 

The Man Who Goes After
Opportunity—-

Knows the alphabet well enough to know
that “B” comes after “A” and that “C” comes
after “B." And as soon as he learned to count
he found that 2 comes after 1.

tie doesn’t brag much about this knowle 6
because he knows that evsn'btdy knows these.

He goes after opportunity \ia The Sentinel
A 8-0 Classified Columns-where all the [no
fltablo otters are arranged for quick finding in

This wouldn't be a quick finding system if
ho didn' t know that “8” comes after “ i, " and
'2 after l—but he does know iti

And the classified section would not be .
complete catalogue of opportunity it it were no:
filled with all the best offers of the city—but it

You, too should go after opportuniq via
the A- B- C Classified Columns!
* The A- 3-0 Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity

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DAILY‘ RADIO PROGRAM ' |

 

Wednesday, December 1.

The liuslmnn ’l'lIt-ater Orchestra and
vocal soloists mil provide the opening
musical trcrit llslcd for Wednesday
n‘gitt’s rudio moment from WGY and
“'MAK at 7:30. \\'Gll will fill the air
n9 9:00 with a concert by the orches-
1 ire and nice club of the Niagara Falls

I ilich School. Dr. Henry T. Flock
will contmuo his course in musical
uporcciuiiou from \l‘Nl'C at 9:90. At
0:00 \i'JZ \vill ril'csoni Virginia Rea.
roprnno; Fr'mk hiunn. tenor. and Jack
Donni‘s ov-viuulm in \i’JZ's main

feature. The NH!) i'ork station ai-
so \vlli herald w'lh a special program
at 10: 00. the return of the Royal Male
unrict Illil'!‘ an nimcnce of too y.oers
'ha light open: “Trial by Jury." will
a high liiiill of the \\ EAI' chain

tr 1011 will start at 10:30.

Slack lace typo Indicates best futures
All Programs Eastern Standard Time.

Leading East Stations.

WNAC. BOSTON—ANA.
9:10 I‘. .\i —D:nncr dance.
1 .nnw—(iri:
9' 30—1' Imict "A Cliecrfud Liar.“

9:'U')-—\\ N \l) concert orchcstt-a.

WGR. BUFFALO-919.
9:” P M. —Nlagare Falls high 9011091

orchestra and also ciu
9: Ito—Sumo as W171!“ to 10: 00.

WMAK. BUFFALO-300.
92i0 1131—11151 agricultural prog.
7:30—Enst ~ on Theater program.
9:15—1lnciicslcr studio program.
9:0Ii—liny Scouts program.
10:00—Sarncuso musirnl.

WLW. CINCINNATI—229.9.
7:00 l'.M.—Visconil'a arch: lnlk.
10:00-llv- rmnn instrumental trio.
10::ll'i—"i'ink of i'rogt'ums."
Him—Organ.
WTAM. CLEVELAND—399-

 

 

 

.‘cEAL ESTATE 1'03 SALE
Busineao Pmpcrty For Sale 82

Good brick business block for sale:
this one brings Income. As it to a
bargain and well located it will not
be on the market long. Come in and
let us tell you about it.

THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington St. South Nerve":

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nausea For Mir

FOR SALE OR RENT—Two fam-
ily 10 room house. double garage.
in Third Taxing District, on trol.

, Icy line. Vacant Doc.1et. See

The Tammany Agency. Real Eo-

tats and insurance. 1le Washing-

 

 

 

 

ton St. :‘hono 994i.
AUCTIONS—LEGALS
legal \otlccs 9!
Clinic]! '1‘ i 'IF‘TTLE ACC. \ \‘I'
lli.~‘.‘it1C’ Ci" l'OIIWAlK i-t:

PROBATE COURT. November 20. A.
l). 1020.
Estate of Catherine 9. Hull also
known as Catherine C. Hull. late of
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
Ordort-d. That the Administrator
csh'olt its Admmetratlon account to
this Court for adyusimcnt. at the
Probuto office 11' Norwalk. on Ir...- 6
day of Dunn. ber. 1929. at 2 o'clnca
afternoon: and that all persons in-
tot'ostct: in Ill-d Estate may be anti.
fled tiitrecf the said Admiiisrretcr
will cause this order to be published
in a newspaper having a circulation
in said District. at least five days
before said 6 day of December. 1929.
HENRY W. GREGORY.

1. Judge.

ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
DISTRICT 01" NORWALK. 88..
PROBATE COURT. November 29.
A D 1920.
In the matter of Harold E. Hollo-
way 0. NOTWSJII lr. stud District. dc-
Ca'uHu-
0rd :rod. That the conservator ex-
li.btt its account to tile Court for
adretrnent. at no Pu bate office in
Norva' it. on the v by of Doc-:mhou
1.2 0 .et 9 o'clock {not con: and that
all persons interested In said Estate
may be notified thereof. the Consor-
vator will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having a
circulation in said District. at least
five days before said 0 day of Do-
combor. 1929.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.

 

I APARTMENTS—In new houses
rooms. rent 995. 00. end 9 rooms.
999. 00. all modern imp oats
except heat. Also to
Tierney St. Inquire A.
Tierney st. Phone 2021.

APARTMENT-9 rooms. “all im-
provements. in desirable location.
Rent 990.00. Inquire. of Chas. E.
Hoyt. South Norwaiis Trust Co.

91 COVE ave—s room apartment.
91 Cove Ave. East Norwelk. sonic
imp. Rent 990.00. The Tammany
agency Real Estate and Insurance
199 Washington St. Phone 99“.

99 COVE AVE—9 rooms and bath.
electricity. gas. Rent 990.00 a
month. Inquire 95 Cove Ave.

903 RENT—Railroad Ava. Dorian.
store and apartment with int.
prevcrnents. Inquiro Geo. 9‘.
Scores. Dorian. .

FROM DEC lac—7 rooms end both.
hot air heat. hardwood liooro.
largo cloeot in each room. large
yard. Good neighborhood. Rent
“0. 00. (XII 9910.

NEWLY DECORATED-Rooms in
senior. Inquire 9 Burbank St.
Phone 199.

9 NICE ROOMS—cocond floor
too. 00 me. sent. 99 Ely Ave. Elec-
tric liable.

s scone—Ana can. 19 West
MIDI!“ a. 99m Toto-
phone Didg. Inqh'ire 99
Ave. Tel. 909.9.

(9 SPRING ST.—'l newly decorated
rooms with ibprovornents. 9 min.
lites from So. Norwaik depot. Cell
9500 or 1910.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NR RENT—Well established and
(any equipped Lunch Room on
Post Read. It you are flor-
‘od in'_ a good Iocetiu where see-

 

 

Putnam.

”MM” 99‘

A rustloes tron developed in Eng-
land is being used for many arti-
cles on chipboard that are corroded
by sea air.

-'-Advortlso in The Sentinel for
the best results.

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CLASSII'IED DISPLAY

Now I. It:
Time To Buy

DON’T
WAIT FOR HIGH
PRICES IN SPRING

 

 

Brand new 6 room house.
Sewer, gas, electricity, all
modern improvements. Ga-
rage. Beautiful Location.
Just off East Ave. .Price
$7,500. Excellent Terms.

T h re e excellent building
lots. Near East Ave. 45 x
130. B est neighborhood.

Sewer, water, Gas in street.
Price $1,000. Bargain.

Walter R. Collings

REALTOR

23 N0. MAIN STREET
Phone 9915.

 

 

 

 

SOMERS & SOMERS

ran rams- rues-nu

WINDOW SHADES
PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS

NORWALK so. NORWALS
as Wall St. S-lo Railroad Ave.

WE DELIVER

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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OH! so Ar'e.

the best results.

 
 

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1230 l'.\1—'1‘lu-zllcr nrsan.
3:30—31uc1c appreciation icsnon.
6:15—lmInI-nrtlo'a orchestra.
7:15—‘l‘ulk: ll. .\‘ iinntl.
3 00-4 'ulu‘ lc auditorium prog. (9 hrs.)
11:00-: ollcniuu seronudr‘rl
WCx—WJR DETROIT-017.
6: 00 l'. \1 —(In|tll<( tic c. Isomiilp
7:00~\\'.11ier .1. Homing program.
Stun—Studio pronrunt.
9:00—81"le program.
10- fin-(‘odc lessons.
1]; (iii—(imam trnor. baritone.
13: oo- Ti. H hlcrrv mu thief."
CN RM. MONTREAL—411.
7:35 l'..\i.-—1.nuricr conccrt orch-
8:Rn-(‘.\‘l:31 conccrt orchestra.
10.00—1murlcr dame orchestra. P10-
gram also to CNRO

WEEI. BOSTON—249. 0.
9 00 T‘. .\i —Novc iv scptei.
ll. tin—Smile mt Wl-I .-‘\i to 10.00.
101iI0—1‘alnis limnl orchcsira.
W'KRC. CINCINNATI—(as.
:00 1'." —.liook rcvirw: orchestra.
:oo—Vocai. instrumcntsl.
'00—Popular pro-tram.

WSAI. CINCINNATI—39..
l1:30 I‘M. -Bosuorlh artlatn series.
tum-Same as “'1. 11’ to 11:00.

WHK, CLEVELAND—272.9.
0:30 mt —S.'mtn and Jack Claus.
‘1: (iii—4‘ rane' s orchestra.
92'00—10cai. instrumental.

9: OO—Qltal' lot.
10: 00--\Vhozit mystorv: ecrcnadore.
WWJ.D DETROIT -992. I.

Station closed for repairs.
WHAP. NEW YORK—4 91.
7:00 I'. M —Sncrod prog.i oresn.
7:.0—Hintzcfl: monitor; radio".
9; till—Toner. violinist. talk.
10:15-Vocallsts.vlolin'at.
WHN. NEW YORK-301.
1: 90 1’.9f.-—0rchcsire and entertain-
on to 12. 30.
WLWL. NEW YORK-394.
9:00 I'M—Contmlio : tollt: musical.
10: 00—Hn 'st. lmriionc. ensemble.
M A. NEW VORK—391.
ego—Mommy: orchestra.
'l: o—nndlo Inmlts.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

Secondary Easieri: Stations.

WON. clowns—soc.
7:00 P.M —'.~'itcltun eusoml-ie.
‘lzizli—(‘arllnn Teri-rice orchestra.
9:00-19. Y. 11: 1-‘cqu-r lrin.
trio—Violinist. iltaruiurc rtvlcn'.
9:00—l1ulld hour.
10:00—Talk: ir'o. conirniio.
ll'un—Vlilllit‘lliiil mince lill nesira.
WSZ. NEW ENGLAND-333.1.
0:19 I'.M.-—l.enns cnrwmiule.
9:9Ii—ilnlnn‘e Mirth Moist-re
Izoh—Mnritcts. agricultural program.
Izls—t‘npiey i‘lcsa omhrnirl.
1'90 Rodin Nn'urs~ Illlilt‘
9:00—Voml and instrumental ensem.
Min—"Ilarnsinrmrra."
:SO—Springlicld musical.
’ WSAF, NEW VOIK—492.
'00 I'M. —Wnldorl dinner music.
1:01)-S\nlfifll.’lle services.
rim—U. 9 Army and.
9:00-9aicn concert. 9
9:90—Saxophone octet. ‘
l: lul—Trnul-mimlro
9: sou-Moment musical
10: .oo—Scrapry Lambert. Bill Hllipot.
to: til—“Tris Sy Jury." ilqnt opera.
11130-iion Bernice oil-'whtsltn
WJl. NIW VOR K—odd.
1:00 11.91 ~Ami~eseadort to.ri
9:00—"1'our Dviiiy Menu." fashion.
health talks
Izto-Wnidorl-Aainria orchestra.
baa—Stock and cotton exchange
quotations. ferin market re-

rt
‘1: (iii-t3,0 motions concert orchestra
9: (lo—Imps quartet.
9:90—91atkcls Society oorchestra.
DIM-Virginia Rea. crsnot
Munn, tenor: Jac Dena
chestra.
10:90—Hoiei Astor orchestra.
l‘l'. PHILADELPHlA—M.
9:90 nit-Dream Daddy.
9: Arcadia concert orchestrn.
9: Same as Wl-' Ar.
9: Oil-Theater program.
10:00—Arcadla dance orchestra.
10: M—Iicn. Frau in onhcaira.

WOO. PHILA ELPHlA—ML
1: 90 l'. M. —S.\ivnnln orchestra.
9:10—' ”l‘hc Dccorniion of the Home."
0:90—Orcan. St. Thomas Choir.

10: 00—Tllcatcr studio program.
11: 00—Sylv ania orchestra.
KDKA. PITTSBURGH-809-
0:19 i' M. —Dlnner concert.
1:15—1-‘nrm markct reports.
7:15—11. of Hit. feature.
9: 00—Voca119is. vlio lnist; rcadcr.
9:25— it . B. tro.l

WGV. SCHENECTADV—U‘JNB

11:55 A lil.-'Ilmc. weather. produce.
lorm flushes. stocks.

9: 00 1‘. ill —Siotk "port.

0: 20-' 'Dook of Knowledge.“

6: tw—WGY Agricultural program.

kilo—Eastman Theater orchestra.

9:10—WHAM eludlo musical.

10' Oil—Will". oludio musical.

rank
I 01'-

SIM—W110!“ contest: artists.
9:00—Bariionc: thcntcr program.
10:30—Ncsi and 7-11 clubs program. '
11:30—0rchcstra: entertainers.
WNVC. NEW VORK-c'd.
7: iii nil—Piano twins: talk.
9: M-Course in musical! appreciation.
9: 50~Songs: Englishts
WRNV. NEW YORK—979.
1:80 P.9l.-Soman's orchestra.
9:10—iaeacson's concert.
WCAE. PITTSBURGH-491.
9: 00 1'. 9i. -’I‘vvo orrht‘nlrnn.

1: 30-Kuy-hcc: health talk.
l1:50.1'innlst. contrsiio. " '
ii: 30-81mm an WHA AP. ‘ l
9: 30—Ocvaio‘ s orchestra. .
10: fill—Garden scene from hoot. 0-
il: io—Confrey' s orchestra.

. wean. PORTLAND—eon.

9:00 l‘.M.—Hnrmonlzcrs.
9:90—Scrvice Boys.

MONO HiLL—Sfd.
9: 30 P.91.-—‘ ' argic: " ccntraito.
9. 00—Instrumentsl trio. vocalists.
9. (lo—Novelty orchcstra.

10:09—de0 carnival.

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to a. consul in Esperanto. the “uni-
voraei language." in the form of a

recital by e baritone using Espe.
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Test Answers

These are the correct answers to
the child's quiz questions which ep-
peer on the comic page:

l—Tho men is using the sherp
We Of an ax to drive a spike.

l-rYoo.

9-stx.

t—No.

b—A snake.

d—Twcivc o‘clock noon.

7—mrb Twain.

soNinsty degrees.

9—Tellow and red.

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W80. AILANTA—A‘IIJ.
”:49 PAL—Convert. . -
wi. CHICAGO-920.

x00 1' 9|.-~i"umi v iluur.
lii'uii-(‘lnscit'nl concert. ‘
ll:30-(‘nuurese carnival; llump's or-

cllosira.
WBBM. CMICIGO—ZZS.
9'00 P.M.—(ll‘(‘ll.; lrInt-l in .lma
lIJ:00—~0rrhcelrs; vocalists; qulillrl.
lam A.M.- Nulli i'lnh
WGN—WLID. CHiCAOO~303.
9:00 HAL—Same as Wl-S.\l-‘.
it'liil—Srnina' Ami-Inn Nights.
11: (ill-Sam 'n' Hours. I‘cnpn Parix.
1:00 A. 91.- O' Mnllu' a 91cckcr's on!)
WLS. CHICAOO— 349.0
9:19 I‘.91.-—Mu\ and Juno. stiisls.
9. 00—Chlcago (‘ lub progrem.
10: till—Deuce pronrum to tun a. to.
MAC. CHICAGO—«3.
9:00 iN‘M. —()rcm~stra: lecture.
laszI—Violin-plano rccllai.
lmw-‘WVOMCA%-" lim-
AVENPORT—wi.
10:00 1‘. M. —t~mnc as Wl-I AF.
10: ail—Orann' inno ducts.
K05. ENVER-SZZ. 4.
10: 00 1'. 91. —Thonlrr orchc airs.
10.15-1iclian music: Japanrse play:
lndlnn aio
H.O DESr yMOiNES—bld.
0:10 1'. M. —(‘hr|sllnnson' a orchestra.
9. 00-Mnle quartet: M'Ilsl or.
10: io—Phllbreck' s orclIt-Sirn; qua: it.
HOT SPRINGS-3m.
10:00 Ki=‘.M.—--I-olk sonn-
iii'ih—l-‘rollc.
lama—Little Jnrk Little. SOnKAIPl.
WOAF. KANSAS (HIV—$00.0.
9:00 ~P.M.—llnnul. Kim: club.
llltb—Nlnhihmvk frolic.
KFi. LOS ANGELES—W.
11:00 P. M -C.'Ilpct ouduestro.
l9:00-'-1’opulsr program.
1: 00 A. M. -lnsirumcntnl quartet.
“HJ. L03 ANCELES-Wb.‘
11:00 l‘.M.—lle luxo program.
1:00 A..\1.-Grnnl'n dunce on-hcstrg.
WHAS. LOUISVILLE—400.
9:30 MAL—Cardinals orchestra.
9:90-00nriron's orchcatrn.
WSM. NASHVILLE—293.
9:00 PM -\’ito'e l'lnrlio Seven.
11:00—l‘cul-ody ensemble.
KGO. OAKLAND—301.
nzno l’. 91—Fnrm nronram;
1"- 0fi—‘I‘itlk: folk music.
13: 00—Agr cultural ntldrcss.

WR A. RICHMO' 'D—IM
8:15 P -—H\mns in song and gtory ,
9:10— 410 Old England. -
9230—? Ian .
10: "(i—Omen. _ ‘

KMOX. ST. LOUIS—390.2. ’
9:11 P.M.‘—r antssla, string quartet

to 10 :.00
in: fill—soloists. ";
ll: li—Dencc to 9:00 c. m. 9‘

Secondary DX Stations

WORD. SATAViA—ZTS.
10:00 1'. 91 -(‘horsi singers.
10: 15- [til-lie iot'iure.
WEBi-i—WJJD. CHICAGO-970.
9' 00 l" M p—Orchestra. so oil-is.
moo—Children's musical hour.
10:00—‘Cellisi: orchestra.
12:00-Viciorlana: features.
1:00 A. M.-—inlormai program.
WENR. CHICAGO-200.
'1: 00 1‘ M. --'l‘rio: organ. '
9. m—Voml; inctrumcnls l.
1:“ A. 91 —-9iirin‘tc Frolic (9 hrs.)
WHT. CHICA 60-400. \
9:1I‘.M.—0 an: chapel services. '
1:1 5~Musicel calurcs.
1:00 All. -Your Hour League.
PWX. HAVANA—400.
g: on P. hi. —(‘.ulian concert
WCCO. MINN.. ST. PAUL-410.
'1: 45 l'. M. —i'lonccr's Hour.
9:0li—Snme no WIS/ll“.
mall—order of Do Moley prog.
10:00—Samc as WEAF'.
10:30-Instrumcntol trio. M

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11:90-15ricltson'a orchestra.
l2: 30 A. 91. oTheator organ.
0A. SEATTLE-454 3-
11: 19K 12.31 -Que
.SAN aFlt-.IINCISCO—QS.

‘l: 00 l"..91 -I.co House trio. 11' 00K I' 011— \I‘USI _
1:90—11. 8. Army Ban 1!. 12. 00-111mm“. - ‘
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Former Diplomat In
Cigarette Box Business

After 27 years in diplomacy. dur~
ing which he was for ten years
charge d'affaires at the Russian Em-
bassy in London. M. Sabline is male-
lng cigarette boxes for a. living i113

 

l'cuse in the Kcnslngton distrlc
Along with him are four oilicors
the old Russian regime also making)
boxes. Miss Wo' kolf, niece of Ada
min-l Wolkoff and Princeu Meat.

children of refugees.

M. Sablino told an interviewer that
thcre were tnenty Russian societies
run at the house and academic
groups for the education or young
Children of refugees and students

"You see." he d, ”we dont
want our childro to forget they
are Russians. so we teach them the
hut-slab language and Russian re-
ligion. For 27 years 1 have been in
diplomacy and now I have come to
this. 1 was in Persia. Siberia. Bui-
saria. Morocco and France and then
in London The last time i met the
Czar was in 1912 when, on leave
iroin Persia 1 had an audience with
him. But that is a tragic memory.
They are all tragic memories."

Josephine Hod Short
Memory For Debts

Add to tho failinn of Napoleon s
poor Jose no the fact that she did
not alive pay her debts. That. at
lcast. is what Paris is now informed
in the newly- -publishod memoirs d
Antoine-Romain Hamclin. who made
the acquaintance of Jouphine Just
before her marriage to General Bo—
nanarte

Hamelin was somewhat of an ad-
venturer. who. hoping to make his
fortune through Josephlno'a influ-
ence. lont her 4000 francs—which
was considerable money in those
days—to enable her to Join her il-
lustrious spouse. then conducting a
campaign in Italy. As a precaution
be accompanied her himself. At first
the General received him rather
coldly. but later unhent enough to
provide Hamelin with comfortable
lodgings. But the man never saw
his 4000 francs again.

The writer describes Josephine as
"ignorant. lazy. indolent. like the
Creole she was." He adds that she
waa incapable of hate as of friend-

 

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concerned but mls‘icrly toward oth-
ers. her commonplace good-humor
deceived those who did not know
her."

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Chl‘l’flky are taking care of young i'

ship. Drodleel where she herself was .

 

 

 

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