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proper classification and the regular
Daily rate per line tor‘conssca-
. Charge Cash
No advertisement taken for ten
{than so cents. llased on a minimum
l Count tlvs average words to the
arged ads will be received by
telephone and if pald at office with.
ilti seven days from the llrflay of
.‘ Ads oriii'red for three or sit dave
‘and stopped nefcre expiration will
only be charged for the number of
tlrnes the ad appeared and adjust-
!Spcclni ratcs for ycorly advertising
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As An Actonmodntion
Extension of its Public Scrvicc,
ii CREDIT
to those
CLASSIFIED
ADV Elt'l‘lSERS
who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date of first
innertlon with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
esiendt-d they will be paid
. bbtore the seven day cash
i7 discount has expired The
continuation of the policy
is dependent on the co-
operation glven by the public
in minimizing collection as-
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“ANNOUNCEMENTS-—
1-”th
S—l‘ard of Thanks
S-ln 'iicniortarn
S—lfimersi Direc.ore
S-Mouunienla. Cemetery IMI
, 0-Societles and lodges
.to-Imt and Found
AUTOMOTIVE—-
A—Aiitouiohile Agencies
. 11—Automohiirs For Sale
ii 18—Auto Trucks For Sale
‘ 1|—--Auto Accessories
lei—Garages» Autos for Hire
ib—Motorcycles and Rlcyciee
II—Wanied—‘Autoinntive
BUSINESS SERVICE-—
‘ ll-liuslnese Services itflerod
\Js-itulititna and Continuing
Zl—llrraninking and hilliinery
21—Heating.
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:s—Trucking—Storsge
ps-I’alnting. Papering. Decorat
inn
, Sa—Profesaionai Services
' ll—Repsirlng and Refinishing
Iii—Tailoring and Pressing
SiaWanted— Business Santos e
EMPLOYMEN '1‘—
‘ a] -g- Empluytitrni Agencies
floticlp Wanted - Female
Sl—Hrip Wanted - Male
Sl—Heip— Male and Female
SS—Soticsiors. "anvsssers. Agent.
SS-Sllitntifml Wanted -~ l-‘rniaie
u 'l—fllluutiona Wanted-Hale
i‘ {ANGIAL—
l-l-luslnces Opportunities
do—Money to Loan—Monti“.
l STRUCTION—
= dS-s-IMIII instruction Ola-es
di—Musicsl. Dent-ind.
dt-Wnnled —— Instruction
_ IVE STOCK— .
iii-lines. Cats. Other Pets
at ~Horses. (tattle. Vehicles
dS—Pouitry and Supplies
S00~Wonicd -l.ive Stock
.u RCHANDISE—
Sis—Articles For Sale
Si-a—lturm and Exchange
“ ss~.-ums and Accessories
It‘liulidlng Materials
ment
SS—l-‘urtn and Dairy Products
.- SS—‘lt‘uel. Feed. Fertilllal'
. S‘l—Good Things to Eat
' 0—Household Goods
> t-Iiachlnery and Tools
" SS—Musical Merchandise
Sga—lindio Equipment
» 00-Seeds. Plants. Flowers
Ste-Specials at the fierce
Sta-Wearing Apparel
SFWanted—To iiuy
-u., AND BOARD—-
. "-ltooma With itoard
' ’ ”SS—Rooms 'thhout Hoard
. Spa-Rooms iot Housekeeping
(us-Vacauon Places
j Sig-Where to
" Spa-Where to Stdll in Town
—v.aeted-ltoutne or "card
ESTATE FOR RE —-
Ste-Apartments and Fla
:k-ltuatne- Placas for an
I—Farme and land Fae Rent
"st-House For M
Witness and Dan Ros.
bore and Mountain — lint
' Rent
ESTATE l “t'SALE—
‘1“ limit! in Real Mate
"Desise. Property F00 his
, hurts and land For his
Honors For his
Mia For his
.nendtleeataia-las
' .hla
, bnraan For his
, ‘l'e Eli-hange— Real filo
Wanted-Rani “to
ens—Laun—
. hire
Plumbing. Roofing
lS—lnsurance and Surety Bonds
Dramatic
gs—nusinem and Oflloe Equip
gr" oJeweiry. Watches. Diamond:
manna-bars
rel-oasis 1
Notice is hereby given that I will
not be responsible for any bills con-
tracted by my wife.
(Garfield Hnnsiker. U
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MM.
RUDOLPH A. HUNZIKIR.
It'll" In. "1“ I.
FOUND-A tire. For particular!
Phone I“.
AMONGST"
sets-53in line esis It
was ensue usao cans
1030 Chrysler (10) Scan.
1024 Sport model Nash Sedan.
ltit Jewett Sedan.
1084 Nash Sedan.
1m Overland Sedan.
1m Studebaker Sport touring.
lift Oakland Sport tearing.
it" Studebaker light at: Sedan.
tut Ford Panel delivery.
mt Durant touring. new paint.
1928 Buick Touring.
If you don't see what you want
listed here. come in anyway. we ex-
pect to take in many other models
this week. Will accept your Christ.
mas chock as first paymcpt.
JAMES G. CUNNINGHAM
REGENT GARAGE
Wall St. Phone 8201 Norwnlk
FORD TOURING CAR—Apply 200
Fla: Hill Road. after 0 p. in.
htarguerits
l“
massacres
lenient lerohaadias es
00 NOTE PLAth PIANO—disho-
gany finish good condition. with
bench and rolls. Price tattoo.
Inail amount down. any weekly
payments. Fm delivery. Fog Pi-
ano Ce. South Norwalk.
RADIOS
We sell the following radios. Ra~
diolaa. Super-ileierodyne. Alwster-
Kent. Beach and Freshman. Small
payment down on any of these re.
dioa bringsone to your home. Sal-
anoe Fox's way. easy to pay.
ALFRED FOX PIANO CO.
South Norwaili.
BOOKS AIID BOARD
Ronnie waits-t Russia at
FURNISHED—Rooms. double or
single. Phone «at.
FURNISHED ROOMS—i nice fur-
nlshed front rooms or i furnmhed
connected rooms for ligh‘. house.
keeping. on floor with bath
room. On West Ave. near So.
Norwalk. References required. If
interested Phone 2592-2.
Ronda- an "Mischa-ping es
FURNISHED ROOMS—Two beau-
tifully fugnlahed rooms for light
houseketping. Must be seen to be
appreciated. All improvements.
Trolley goes by door. Rates Rea-
sonable Garage. Telephone 8709 .I.
In Oregon Blvd. East Norwalk.
l.
svsumc cannons—sown uoawst.
0
K. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1926.
PAGE NINETEIVJ).
practical use.
is filled with them!
The Man Who Goes After
Opportunity——
Knowa the alphabet well enough to know
that “D" comes after “A” and that “C" comes
alter ”B.” And as soon as he lcnrncd to count
he found that 2 comes after 1.
He doesn’t brag much .bout this knowledge
because he knows that ovct:"Ji.dy knows these
things. But—he docs put this knowledge to
He goes after opportunit, via The Sentinel
A-B-C Classified Columns—where ii” the pro-
fitable offers are arranged for quick finding in
A-B-C a'nd 1-2~3 order.
This wouldn't be a quick finding system if
he didn't know that "B" comes after “A,” and
2 after 1—hut he does know it!
And the classified section would not be a
complete catalogue of opportunity if it were no;
filled with all the best offers of lilo city—but it
You. too. should go after opportuniiv via
the A-B-C i‘losfificd Columns! .
. The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Szrvice
Always Different—In Opportunity
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&
i'i-iis NUItWAIJI FRANKLIN CO
Phone till 00 Wall 8.. Norwaih
w. R. AUSTIN
South Norwalk
Phone 1060
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
Westport
no
Repairing—Service Stations [0
Repairing on all makes oi cars.
Storage by the day. week or month
vour car washed while you wait.
, Alr‘ro EXCHANGE GARAGE
I Elizabeth St. Tel dill
BUSINESS SERVICE
amine-s st-rvts'es orfsseo is
MARINE uoronfi— overkill—ed.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. Slo.
FITZGERALD AWNING CO.
First A New Sta. Phone 8000
WOOS'I'ER d; DAVIS
A. it. WOOSTER'.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners of U. I. Patent
Office.
illll Main street. Bridgeport
Send for Booklet on Patents
IIPHOIS’I‘ERING—Ind cabinet
work Pictui‘e framing, mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A Rcrgatrom. New
I. 0. 0. F. Bldg. So. Norwaih.
(.‘lt-aniu. Dyeing. Renovation so
HELLO RIM—New ital? No the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Locke swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing list Shop. ll N Main St. S
Norwaik Conn. up i tlight stairs
a .tl-fled customer is our aim
nouns. ranting Storage as
NAG? BROS—Storage. All k'nds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting Special vans for
moving t ion Mack dumps. lite
Conn Ave. Rhone I10 daytime:
Sod-ii nights. .
1’. "‘3wa
Reip Wanted-female I!
GIRL OPERATORS-on Singer
Sewing machines. Neat work. good
pay. Apply Polsky. 40 Railroad
Avs.. South Norwalk.
RESPE TABLE-Middle aged wo-
man 0 take care of house for
smalhfamlly. Telephone 2208.
Iii-lo Wants." -ltaie SS
WA NTED—Boys to sell flavoring ea-
tracts after school: send for free
sample. Wakefield Extract Co..
Sanbornville. N. H.
MAN WANTED—Married. steady.
honest and not afraid of work.
Pleasant work and goo..- wageg to
the right man.. Apply in person.
Norwallt Steam Laundry. 40 Day
St.. So. Not-walk.
INSTRUCTION
use». Ilani‘lng. Dun-tic es
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. tiles J. De-
liea. Pupil of New York College of
Music. 0 Putnam Ave. Sn. Nos-wail.
Near West Ave.
LN! arson ‘
Ron-so (hula-Vehicles dl
u. w. DAVIS '
8 ROOMS—furnished or unfurnish-
ed. All improvements. Cal after
5pm.. or Sunday. 39 Spring
St.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE I'CE RENE
Apart nit-ms and Flats is
APARTMENT—Of live rooms. Al-
den Apsrtments. Webster Si. Ap-
ply Ssmuel S. Velsor. People's
Trust Co.
3 APARTMENTS—In new hours. 6
rooms. rent $00.00. and 0 rooms.
825.00. all modern improvements
except heat. Also garage. to
Tierney St. Inquire A. RICCI. 22
Tierney St. Phone 202i.
APARTMENT—0 rooms. all Im-
pi'ovemenis. in desirable location
Rent $00.00 Inquire. of Chas. E.
Hoyt. South Norwsik Trust Co.
FOR RENT—Railroad Ave.. Dorian.
store and apartments with im:
provements. Inquire Goo. F.
Beans. Darlen.
0 ROOMS—all improvements. New-
ly decorated. Also garage. 8 All-
visw Ave. Phone 397-: or inquire
15 Monroe St. South Norwalk.
0 SPRING ST.-—7 newly decorated
rooms with improvements. 2 min-
utes from So..Norwalk depot. Call
8560 or me.
Bikinis. Plait-s For Iii-tit 10
FOR RENT—Well established and
fully equipped Lunch Room on
Boston Post Road. If you are inter.
ested in a good location where rea-
sonable termr may be arranged. get
in touch with us immediately;
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington St. South Norwalk
Homes For Ital ‘3?
FOR RENT FURNISHED
At Harbor View Beach. comfort-
able live room cottage: improve-
ments. Garage if desired. Low
rent for winter months.
HORACE E. DANN
Roodncr Bldg.. Wall St.
Wanted To Rent e:
WANTED—Listings of two family
houses for sale. Near center
South Norwalk.
HOME REALTY CO.
.zluAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property For Sale Sit
Good brick business block for sale:
this one brings income. As it IS 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 Norwalk
litinsee For Pale re
FOR SALE OR BEND—Two fam-
ily to room house. double garage.
in Third Taxing District. on trol-
ley line. Vacant Dec. 1st. See
The Tammany Agency. Real Es-
tate and insurance. 128 Washing-
ton St. Phone 8344.
SIX ROOM HOUSE—and large at-
cove. third taxing district. Won-
derful floors. interior decorations
practically now. Very deep lot.
shrubbery. hot water heat. A good
buy forithe right one. Will meet
terms. Also a one car garage. No
brokers or real estate agents ap-
Dlys call 788 for this wonder.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR. SALE—I grade Guernsey and
Jersey ‘ cows nearly dry. Price
e. See Supt. Ghat- 3.
Ear Udgeweod Farm. Tele-
phone 2080-0. .
T monsoon _
Artist. lbrhla at
FOR “blip-SINGER” We
chines. foot and electric. 0 lip.
Rematltobiag. plotting. button
holes and buttons covered. SING
ER SHOP; is mum avenue.
masons
oss n-wna'ms burners.
oMbeoSer. tossed-ll”-
Reaaenable price. Call 1110-!
atter‘Spns.
sis-set nastiness ea
roanu—emau‘daruuaao
OFOR SAlzli
New two family house. consisting
of sis full slssd rooms on each
floor. . Itodern in every detail.
two hot water heating systems.
located in vcru good residential
'teotion.
Several at: and seven room
houses at reaednabie prices.
CANTY & C0.
W
tflsldalt. M030
SOMERS & SOMERS
THE PAINT I'I'ZOI'LE
WINDOW SHADES
Now Sold (In
WEEKLY PAYMENTS
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
50 Wall St. Solo Railroad Ave.
WE DELIVER “'~
For Rent . “'
Four rooms, bath, all improve-
ments. Heat furnished. Jani-
tor service. $45.00 per month'
during winter, $35.00 per
tnonth during summer. In-
quire of '
J. M. Layton & Co.,
lac.
' 30 Washington Street
So. Norwalk, Ocnn. Tel. 35
FOR SALE: -
An excellent Christmas Gift
Suggestio , fire proof house
safes. Sa es may be seen at
any of our stores. Managers
will give all pamiculars.
The
Modern Grocery Co
Tel. Stamford 4142-:
S. BOTFAII
Public Auctioneers & Appraisers
Buyers of All Kinds of
Paints. Hardware. Furnlmro. etc.
ammonium
WWHMOIDS.
Ideal. Eccuvey. in single
eeaterDritish Airwoman
'rng arn'nwgugmss dawn for dear minat. and
W-iivesaesa‘dsfe‘rareessd.
SSS Main 8. Stamford
oasssmmn‘ DISPLAY
Now is The
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.
Th roe excellent building
lots. Near East Ave. 45 x
130. Il est neighborhood.
Sewer, water, Gas in street.
Price $1,000. Bargain.
Walter R. Ceilings
REALTOR.
23 NO. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
SOMERS & SOMERS
THE PAINT PEOPLE
WINDOW SHADES
PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS
NOBWALK _SO. NORWALK
50 Wall St. 8-10 Railroad Ave.
WE DELIVER
v
tlU’i «nut WAY
l names ARE MADE 4561' BORN.
LAM
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. ’t Miss; The Opportunities Which Pass Through The Classified Columns Daily-
DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ‘
Friday, December 3.
The Remington Band concert
through “'GY and WMAK at 0:00 will
he the opening radio feature Friday
night. .\t 9.00“ the same stations
will lirondcust the drums. "The Crick-
ct on the lli‘ill‘lll." and KDKA will
i'ad'lilo the wcclili period of 'i‘caherry
IllllSii‘. 'I'u'o \vcll known sslisll. John
Coricliano, v‘ollulst. und Dorothy Mil-
lcr Duckwilz. plnuist. will be heard
wllit a string quartet from WJZ.
WHY. KllK.\. Will and WRC at
l0100. Al the snmn time the WEAI"
hook~up wi.l start broadcasting the
Anglo lj'sluns. This group of In-
struincntullsta will endi-nvor to give
lhu listener an insight into the music
csl sldcllghls of the Army-Navy loot-
bnll gnmo and “ill sings a "battle
royal" of the (luhilng songs of the
two academics. 'l‘wo high class dance
programs aro schndu‘cd,‘one by Vln-
ccnl Lopcs from \l'liAl? to 10:30 and
nnnlhnr by Paul Spock: I'um WJZ and
WGl’ at 11:00.
Slack face type Indicates best features
All Programs Eastern Standard Time
Leading 275T Stations.
WPO ATLANTIC "HY-“SS.
7:15 I'.l\l.-<0I‘I:"l. music
8:.‘lli—(‘lii Lil‘il (‘Ulll‘"l t.
llllll-lt'tlti'i-, r‘nil'i-ll orchestras.
IO:(i0—-'l'hrcu dune: writs. to l2:00.
WLML. BALTIMORE-£40.
0 'lil l‘ Sl.- llllrli r llHl'HIlm.
It'll—\liuwi multlti: into
it "‘—-l"l . .:-: :li'llii: qtinrlf‘l.
lllzln—"livmnti.:tt of Mn. rimn Music."
ll.UU—ll'lllli‘ lilt‘lli'“il.l
WVAC. BOSTON—430.1.
0'10 i' .\l ~l‘llrllf‘f rlntit'c
7:30—Tnlk; .Im‘ks-m's orchestra.
Mini—Trump. it Hi: rmlxu skit.
flii’l—(Vmiurl: I! ll llrnds.
il:05—I-.'lk'n llntvl dnnvc.
WGR. BUFFALO—3i,-
‘I'lS PAL—Soul" (‘l.-ils tz'lk. ‘
7Ii..i-I'Olllll'\ lnlli; Silllllllh
kiln—llnrmony llcur with \‘v'EAF.
null-(‘roscviit rnirilniticrs.
thrill—Sumo (is \\ l-2,\l-‘ in 10.30.
10:: Tumor. artists.
Il:00—l.npc7. Slullrr orch. (2 hrs.)
WMAK. BUFFALO—365.
1-00 l'.\l.—r‘und.iv n-lmnl lcsson.
7:35—l'rnurum truth \\‘i‘.\' to 10:00.
WTAM. CL EVL'LAND—38‘J...
”'30 .l‘.“ ~‘l‘lwuli-r ilI‘LIIl".
0:00—00 rclnn Sororimlr'rl.
anon—Arthur Hans. i:~‘l:.
7:30—Slll'll0 pruginm (2 hrs.)
lL.’lil-f)rclusltns “'llll \Vl‘lAl".
pron—Studio prom-um
ll;00-l‘.--mlmo llurdvns orchestra.
WCX—WJR. DETROIT-5i].
0'00 |' M.-—(l(\ltlkcllc linsi-ml-lc.
'Iznn—Tt'ndo l2\pnnsmn program.
lizIIIl—Sliimo [litiiil‘lillh
0:00—Siiidin prnui'u m.
l0:UO—Code lessons
Secondary Eastern Stations
u WHAR. ATLANTIC CITY-275.
'00 l'..\l,—.\'i-ii.~'lrlc lrlu
WEEI. BOSTON-.430.
30 PAL—Milkmen; musical.
:lil—Hurmonv tro Willi WICAP'.
Lilo—Girls' quintet.
Gil—Smile NI \Vludf' M 10210
VIHK. CLEVELAND—272.0.
0-00 l'..\l.—Strtllvr orchestra.
Izflll-«Santn and Jack (Thins.
Silil—-SIIX()PIIOIIO novelties.
Eran—Soprano, tenor. bnss. baritone.
9:11‘I.—l'i:lni‘tt, soprano.
10:00—Hzlrlilun)‘ Arcs; orchestra.
WWJ. DETROIT—352.1.
Station closcrl for reps‘rs '
CNRA. ".iON(‘.TON-—322.§
sum '..‘-i.—!liusicnlprngram.
IUJUlt—i‘NltA (lulu-c "it‘ll! still.
CFCF. MONTREAL—411.
7-30 Itil uiil Ilmal concert arch.
Szflfl—I'ltulclc ri‘ciinl.
{kW—Hour of niuszi‘.
10:30—Jnsvph C. Smith orchrslrn.
WHAP. NEW VORK—43i.
ouzfi 00
7:00 I‘.M.—Sm-rcd program: recital.
Szfiil—I-Insemli'c: lnlk.
9:3.‘w—Sp‘nker: quartet nt 1015.
WHN. NEW VORK—36l
1:00 I‘ll—Artists; nrchs. to “:30.
Wl'IlCA. NEW VORK—I‘Ai.
6:10 I'..‘\l --.\l(-.\liiin ort-hi‘slrn.
7:30—valslon Sit-cot orchestra.
Memorial Services
(Continued from Page Our.)
Program
Our National Anihcm All Join
Funeral March . ......... Chopia
CHARLES C. IVES
An Elks‘ Altar.
EXAL'l‘ED ltL‘LER AND ESQUIRE
Prayer.
CHAPLAIN
"fa nd out Thy light" .. Gounod
QUARTETTE
Mrs. A. Gibson llull. Soprano.
Mrs. Marlon \i’alrous Rulsnd.
Contralto
Ernest W. Souie. Tenor.
H. L. Sterling. Bess.
Charles C. Ives. Organist and Di-
rot-tor.
Roll Call of tho Absent.
SECRETARY
Tenor Solo "II with all our hearts"
Mendelssohn
MR. ERNEST w. SOULE
Dedicann of our Altar to Memory.
LODGE OFFICERS
“The Lord is my Shepherd" Koschat
Tiv WILLIAMS
u...s--... ......
WTIC. HARTFORD—4N...
I:lb l'.M.-l'lanlat; organ.
mum—Artists. \
lilo—Fuller hour. ‘
lO;UU—llolcl liond orchestra. u
WOR. NEWARK—405. ‘
1:30 P,“ —-(‘lmsso's mini-titre.
S:fI0-—"l'ersotiiilliy In Blislncsa."
sun—Tenor. organ.
0;l.’.——.\‘opiuuo. pianist. mandoflnlat.
l0:00-—'I‘hcnicr talk; newlyweds.
ll:Ui'-Guerwlch's dance orchestra.
WSZ. NEW ENGLAND—333.1.
Czlb l'.M —l.enmi riiscmldg.
6:3" 'Ml‘l'llli‘lhll orchi-aini
Itflo—Mnrlicts: Sprlnitilcld concert.
Itiill—Iloston Ilzidlo Four.
snow-Tuesday Morning Club program.
ilzxil-"lilistcrlous 'l‘cnorf' Slruinmcrs
lo:00-Salowln Hour with ma.
WEA'. NEW VORK—dfil
0:00 I' M ~Vt'ulrinti dinner muglo.
1:00—Incrahnm'a orchestra.
Ind—Fairyland.
:m—Happincss love.
filo—Harmonica: Harmony Hour.
”minimum Hl'n isliimii-ta.
910-bit li‘rnnce orchestra
moo-Angle Permans. College eonpl.
i0:.’.0—-V'nccnt Lopvr. orchestra.
ll:30—I’arrcl|'s orchestra.
WJZ. NEW VORK—dhfl.
1:00 l‘..\l.-—Anli-naiuulor trio.
too—"Your llaily Munoz" "They Are
Wearing." candy tslli.
0:80-Illilnr concert orchestra.
mix-Stock and cotton quotations
and markets.
I:nn-i‘ommndore concert hour.
lizl‘O—Sercnadcra: Bonnie Laddlea.
Dzoo—lireyer Hour.
WOO—Baldwin Hour: string quartet;
John Corlallano. violinist; Dor-
othy Miller Duckwitx. pianist.
moo—Paul Socchl's orcncsit...
WLIT PHILADELPHIA-395.
0:00 i'.ii.—Arcndm moot-rt arch.
thin—Same no li'l-ZAF to mill).
IU'SO—Arcndia dunes Ort‘ili'lil‘il.
WOO. PHILADELPHIA-5.1.
7:30 I‘ll—Sylvrnia orchestra.
li‘fiil—Mi‘llit‘nl rddress.
moo-Opus hour. “Lohenprln.”
“MOS—Astronomy inlk.
lU.:i0 -- Ni lvunm orclii-iiirn.
KDKA. PITTSBURGH-309s
0'15 l'.M.—l)inner concert. ‘
ivtfl—Murkt-t Npolts '
'I:i!l——ll. of mu. nddrcsa. 2i
Smu—KDKA string ensemble.
9:00-Tcnbcrry Time.
WGV scneuecuov—ms.
11:55 All—Tune. wcuilicr, produce.
Inrm flushes. slocke.
2:00 l’.\i.-—llulmony Twins.
dull—Stocks; inrin ticiis.
Gt'lll—r’iiudny School lesson.
7-mi-\'un i‘uricr orrhcslrn.
7zno-—llc:ilth tnlk: Instrumental.
moo—Remington Band.
moo—Drama. “The Crlcket on the
Hear it."
lazuli—Said i" Hour: string quartet.
limo-Paul Specht'a orchestra.
0:00-Talks: Whozlt conical.
titliii—I’luv I'L‘Vqu: Dilt‘l. !
lit‘IIII—l-Tiilf‘rlnlnel'tl: mimic.
12:00—hlc.\lpin entct‘talnmem: 7-H
Club. -
WNVC. NEW YORK—S20.
7:05 PAL—l‘innlsl: iish talk.
s:iiii_lilanrlollnlsl: tnlk; icnm.
moo—Musical: lnlk: songs to 10:30.
WCAE. PITTSBURGH «on.
6:00 l'..\l.—-'I'hreo orche. to 7:30.
7::lu—Kni-llic; motor. ilf‘llllil talks.
8:30——H:irmnn,v Hour with “'EAI“.
limo-Bible Class orchestra.
mill—Some as Wit-ll" lo l0:30.
10:30-Confrey's. Coveto’s orchestras.
V‘JCSH. PORTLAND—600.
8:00 l'..\l.—Clilpnisn liour. .
ti:0ll—“Tho Treasure Hunters.”
lO:30—-Wl-IAP orchestra.
WAHG. RICHMOND HILL—310.
7:30 l‘.liI.—l‘rogrsm: music hour.
Bind-Artists: aonttoliers.
10:(-2—- Schnnlicl‘s orchestra.
CNRT. TORONTO-450.0.
ozrltl l'.lil —Klng i-idwsrd orchestra.
wow-Radio Rnldrrs. '
WHO. WASHINGTON—469.
7:00 l'..\l.-Goldmnn's orchestra.
Sum-String quintet: WE/llt' program.
Quin—Sumo us WJZ.
lnzliO—Anglo-l‘crslnns with WEAF.
llizilfi-Bot-msteln's orchcsixn.
QL'ARTETTE
Oration.
DAVID J. McCOY
New Hu\'cn Lodge, No. 26 .
"Lift up your Heads 0 ye Gates"
. Brown
QUARTETTE
Contralto solo “There is a land of
pure delight" . . . . . . . . . . . . . Parker
MRS. MARION WATROUS
RULAND
“Auld Lang Sync"
LODGE AND AUDIENCE
Should auld acquaintance he
forgot.
And never brought to mind?
Should auld acquaintance be
forgot.
And days of auld lang syne.
For auld sync. my dear.
For auld lungs sync:
We'll ta' a cup 0' kindness yet
For nuld lang syne;
DISMISSAL. ’
CHAPLAIN . '
Exit March. 3
CHARLES C. IVES
LODGE OFFICERS —
Exalted Ruler . . .. . Albert. F. Rose
Esteeniud Leading Knight . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . Edward V. 8. Winchester
Estccntcd Loyal Knight . . . . . . . . . .
.. Ma- Haul
Estoc'ncd Lecturing Knight . . . . . . .
Richard F. Noack, Jr.
Secretary . . . . . . . . John W. Sculley
Treasurer . . . . . . John Nougehauar
Esquire . . . . . . . . . . Fred C. Illedcll
Chaplain .. llcnry Bergman P.E.R.
Inner Guard . ..... Samuel L. Jones
Tiler John W. Smith. P.E.R.
TRUSTEES
Charles II. Dllworth
Frank W. Buckholtz
Arthur E. Wickes
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE . . . . . ..
LODGE OFFICERS
USHERS
Walter J. Donovan.
George J. Diefcnbach.
William K. Flnkler
Raymond H. Curtis '
Dr. A. G. Ilromberg.
Edward VT. Flnnlgan.
R. W. Sweeney. Jr.
John H. Yost.
PRESBYTERIANS PASS
011000.000 BUDGET.
CHICAGO. (AP).—Thc Prosbyter.
inn General Council. meeting here
adopttd a budget of ”2.000.000 for
the fiscal year beginning next April
1. as compared with the "5.000.100
budget of the past five years.
.. A special committ.s headed by
Dr. William Oxlcy Thompson mo-
derator. appointed to consider
amendment of the confession of faith
by striking out "wilful desertlon" as
a Justification for severance of the
marriage tie. met today but brought
no report to the council. The ques.
tion was referred to a special sub-.
committee composed of Dr. Clarence
E. Macartney. of Philadelphia: Dr.
Charles R. Erdman of Princeton and
Dr. William R. Tayldttti Philadel-
pbia.
Can't Play the Game.
"Your wife doesn't seem to make
much of a slices. with her reduc-
ing.“
"No: liargaret is one of those
poor leasrs."—Doeton Transcript.
Leading DX Stiltlmis
was. All DHVAVJNII
0 00 l‘hI.—i‘li.irli-n l-‘lv [Ill . "ll”
ll,i5—-t‘oni‘t-rl.
KVW. CHICAGO- 530.
liilil I‘ M.—I-'iilti'li limit.
in iillvi‘l'litsit'il- \‘illl .tl
II':lO—-(‘Illll_'l’i'lfl (‘till' il‘.
WIIBM. CHICAGO 21‘
S100 Phi-Night Ilil\\l\!
lU'ilil ()ll‘lll"ll’”_ llllllllUIH it ml t‘ ‘l,
WIBHTWJJD. CHICAGO 'y’i). \
I:00 i'M ilri-llviilm «nu-ls,
000 (‘lilltil‘vli'n niilui-rul iii-ilr.
li“lNl-~Sliitic lrlti: Illi in suit.
ll‘illl-e-(lnin-slrn; Irnlviris
l2'00—V't'lnv'miw; slinlin lvl‘tlltlfihl.
WON-WLIB CHICAGO .01.
9:00 I' .\l.- .\iil.~".f‘.il.
I0:|l|l [\"ulll-I'I'VSIJIW with “'I' AI".
"'0" Sum ’ti' Ilium llllri" i. M
12:00-«(Rirrcll and Clirlili‘il: on ii. in] 1)
WLS. CHICAGO-Sid 6.
000 l‘ .‘I.—-.\I’S~" is it “"‘H‘iv‘ll'l l.--:it
9:00—«Trio: orclr-slr-i; lmul.
l0'll0—Slluii‘lmut: humus, molt in l ~l
Wl-‘AA, OM l A: an.
7'30 Phl— Ili’lllt‘v I‘mvs iil’i'l n1.
9:30‘1/Tv‘nixiln liniumwlil v
WOC. DAVENPORT dill.
l'..\l —,\lt hull ill ‘.i vs.
Fill—Flint cw \\'li\l’,
IOZSU-lmcl i' on Allll'ilfllll llou-v
KOA. DENVERwZ‘.‘ l.
i0'00 I‘.\l (\li't-slin
10;lS——\'o<'.il. instruiuvn'ul.
\VBAP. FORT \NOI'IIH—US.
H'Ill l'il “our-ifs i‘di ,u l
10:30‘Muslr-nl luuz'l‘nm,
KTHS. HOT SPRING". ,375.
i000 l“~l.- Hrlug Uli M i.
I‘lifli‘wlili: l.'l sure": Iv. ll- ‘ul‘v
il:(nl—l.:ltt.l- .lu !. l.llli', :-m‘ ' v
WDAF. K/‘l‘lS.'\5 Cl l V ~50: 0.
9:00 l'.‘.l --\':illml mum ii,
Willi—Nun“? nil WI" \I
ill 15 A..\l.-—.\'li:litli::”.li (tulle.
8:30
KHl. LO“) ANGELI‘S 4"“7,
11:00 l'.\l.—liul‘i-i.", till-.v-lt . i .‘w,
l:llli A,.‘.l.-- 1hr I ulrl i'i-I ' ,
WHAS. l.0"i‘3Vll.l I‘ "‘0
3:30 l‘..\l ~- (‘lnil‘t-h bill‘llt) twu it.
WCCO MINN.. ST. PAUL—l'
92'“! l'..“ ~—()ii"ii Vin,
ln-Ilu..|'. .
10"10— ‘ ~.
ll:"5—.\' :
Wuvi. NASHVll Li" .0}
9:00 I‘..\i.-——l'i:it:i t. Supt. no.
litth—Smuunu: r»'. 'v
WRVA. RICHNOND- 20*.
S130 l‘..\l.—I':'.ll\' Il‘.“3"; ov't‘wzirm
KPO. SAN FRANCISCO do.
”:00 l’..\l.~ i‘illill"! UI' lli stun.
I'J'ilil—I‘illr-ci‘ (ltlllt't' (llt"I-‘:‘lu.
l20ii .\..\l.—.<t.iti's nit‘l'vslrn.
KMOX. ST. LOUISfiTLOZ.
8:00 PAL-Straw! ilil'lll'l; rituals.
Stilll—Stlliiisis. Milli" qii ’il. l.
likiiil—Snlolsls: Stop it prnulmil.
Il:|<—D:iticc izrrliwte- In ‘t mi s. m.
Secondary DX Stations ’
WORD. BATAVlA—Zif).
l'..\l.——.\'lli4iio l‘l'l|"I;lnl
WENR. CHICAGO—266.
i'.!\l.—l‘opulvlr pilgrim.
A .\l.—l~'roli,c i3 lust .
\VHT. CHICAGO-“’00. .
I‘..\|.- l-‘culni'r‘s. Stinlv ' tn gills.
wuao. cuicnoo—tiim,
9:00 l'..\l.~~0l‘i.lltc'il':i.
IOCll'l"ll"I‘ilIll.
lU:(‘0—-\\‘.\i.\l) air linc.
WHO. DES MOINFS—EZS.
8:30 l'..‘-l —'Ili'li il'll fillillii l.
l0:00
9:00
1:00
11:15
limo—Violinist, pianist, soprano.
IZZOU—l'lllllll‘t‘t'li'il Ol't'in Min. 4
V/OK. HOME\‘JOOD—-217. -
10:00 I'..\I.-—-D(llli'i‘ (lll'll' slriis. lhmit‘l
program (3'; his)
wos. JEFFERSON CITY—411.
9:30 l'..\i.—.\lu-ii'ul.
KFI. L03 ANCELES-miGT.
l‘..‘.l.- 01min. \i‘icul soloists to
2:00 o. Ill.
. WMC. MEMPHIS—r500.
ni3'i—(‘t'tflllti'fi til'rliwsltrl.
IZZOO—Zililli l's ori‘li ‘il'l.
WOAXV. OMAHA—526.
10:00 P hl.-»Cl:issTi‘ll program.
KFOA. ShATl‘Li.-—-§ii-l..l.
”:30 l‘.‘l.—-.‘¥liitl‘lu inn: rum.
1-:‘o A ‘.l.—lfltit (‘i .,
“'l(‘(‘. BI!!!)iiICI’OIlT—fihfi.
11:00 a. m.-—l‘oliy l'ortvu‘ Home
’l'ulki‘.
7:00—~llmlio Chain Sim-vs
il'il.
7:30—Jus~ph I'lurklcv. finritonn.
7:45—-A nirvana» from Sillllil (‘1:le
8:00—Cai‘r 1 wry lintvrinlm-rs,
8:30-R"§.'licstos Sith‘r l'lilqo Fun-
lotto.
9:00—quuvttn Hour of Music.
Te-s—t _AnsWers
These are the corrrct nnswcrs tn
the questions which appear on the
comic page: ,
l———I.ols Moran.
Zé—Parls.
3-—Don R. Mcllctt.
i—L'nlvcrslty of Chicago
5—-li‘orty-tu'o yours.
S—llarry S. New.
7—1Icr mnrkrmuxmhlp.
S—The dedication of the Libcrty
Memorial.
9-—Sl.c_nloy Baldwin.
10—“ilaru-Kir‘i" is a .Inpnnr-so
term which worms to commit sul-
clde.
11:00
Ori‘liis-
SPAIN FINDS PLOT
'I‘t) “ILL DICTATORS.
MADRID,—~l)i,(‘0vvry of a plot.
with internallmlul ramifications to
assmsinate Premier I'riluo (ll-.llivom
of Spain and l'rmiivr i'ltvnilo hl'ls-
sollni of Italy is announced by llln
police.
The police my the plans “‘Pl‘e
directed by D. ‘mgn Anurch‘ ‘i: m.
gnnlznilon, Ni'mv mus arrests \VI'I'i‘
made yesterday. l‘llu lr‘ull-iu'vri v11; of
the plotters in Iii:i.l:i«l \.‘.‘?.-5 mid i
and two mmi found null'tilll: Mums.
lad the ufi‘mwinnlion of [ill rt
proved succvssful, lllL' plotters \wrc
:.llcgcd to have pl'inned to linml.
members of llll‘ cnh'mct at the I'I'i‘lil.
ier's funeral.
STUDENTS Tn DROP DIEIIATIN
Foil It‘lIMs AND DASH .‘~‘.
ATLANTIC Cl'l‘i’.—.\loiion pic—
tures and iazz dancw conuiltvitn
such an attraction to students i'l
Atlantic City high schools that in-
terscholnstlc ill‘l-{lilng contrasts Will
be dropped. according to an un-
nounccmcut made by Principll
Henry P. Miller.
Mr. Miller said ii at attendance at
the dcbatcs had gr dually diminish-
ed until the np'crkrrs nniilrcssi‘d pror-
iicaily empty ltnlls. Studnnis would
rather go to a movie or a dance than
listen to the dcl-nies. he said.
l snor
EARLY
. C”; “C. sacrum»...
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