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All eh are restricted to their
paper elasaincatien and the reauier
tintinei style of I’ve.
.. CLASSIFIED RATES
Daily rate per line for consecu-
tive insertions:
Charge Cash
"IN. eessseesssees -.. .0.
Three Days ........... .10 .08-
OIeDey...............11 .10
No advertisement taken for is.
then 80 cents. Based on a minimum
of I lines.
Ocuet live average words to the
d as.
.Cherged ads will be received by
telephone and if paid at ofilce with-
in e_sven days from the first day of
lnse'rtloa eeab rate will be allowed
Ads ordered for three or sis days
end stopped before expiration will
only be charged for the number of
times the ad appeared end adjust-
ment made at the rate earned.
.Ipocial rates for yearly advertising
upon request.
THE SENTINEIJ Allows
As All Accommodation '
3mm of its Public service.
CREDIT
to those
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
wouptiy on the fits Of lrst
insertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
eatended they will be paid
before the seven day cash
discount he; expired. the
continuation of the policy
is dependent on the co-
operatlon given by the public
in sunimlslsg..colieetlon es-
pansee hr prompt payments.
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l-DICIIIS
. I—Cll‘d of Thanks
I-lunerei Directors .
I—Monnmenis. Cemetery In.
e—locietiee and Lodges
as—ue: and reuse
AUTOMOTIVE—
Hotemoblie Agencies
aI—Amomobllee % 0:;
1 m
Hutu
FINANCIAL—
; ss—nesae- asserts-NU
. We, to Lean-Mm
moorlan—
tap—nasal neuuetion
”deal. Dancing.
us. run sg’upwsgli T Answ
oa- _sn mum piano—with
isltSALE— end rein. as note. srsse. “n“IIImI I“:mm"m‘:
m m ”rum MO end ”- . Q
Pres-trier” “138.me ‘°“ t—navieuoyadeerse.
eeeues as: sale. “It. “It”: realm ..‘...
'1! lb I—lecreteryofthelntsrlor.
mean.
..‘... s—reee-ae California.
‘ fmh' W“- ..e
’ w 140mg”.
I—OoleeetCermiA.Thompeen.
' nor WANTED—Over 19 years of
ANNOUNCIIINTI
ages, use. Rene lo
Lon—Full grown light brown po-
lice dog. license IIIII. Smell bell
tied on collar. Phone 2505. Re-
ward.
Wu Washington St. box con-
taining baby's slumber robe and
two sweaters. P‘ifider plousc re-
turn to Sentinel Office.
WGGY SHEEP DOG LOST—Grey
back. ten stockings. very effec-
tlonate. Norwalk license 65882 on
collar. Reward. Phone 2641,_ 81
Taylor Ave.
AUTOMOTIVE
Am For Sela II
1028 FORD SEDAN—1n good condi-
tidn. Telephone mo.
coolest: soe'an ‘
WNW I.
FURNISHED ROOMS—Two beauti-
fully Alraisbed rooms for light
housekeeping. Must be seen
to be appreciated. all I improve.
merits. Trolley goes by door. Rates
reasonable. G e r a g e. telephone
8100.]. 112 Gregory Blvd. East
Norwelk.
1‘0 LET—2 or I furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. in good loca-
tion. phone IIII-I.
REAL "TAT! FOR “I“
seen-ee- eee em- to
APARTMENT—After January let.
apartment. five rooms and bath—
5 Union Park. Norwalk. Phone
1068.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—We
have several used sedans that are
priced right. A small first pay.
ment will put any one of these on
the road. The balance may be paid
on easy terms. with no finance
cherge- Cell 164.
BENEDIcr'S NASH AGENCY.
Till NORWAIJI FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1081 88 Wall St. Norwelll
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwelk
Phone 1060
CHEVROLET SALES a SERVICE
Weetport
600
”W Stations 1.
Repairing on all makes of care.
Storage by the day. week or month.
Your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
8 liieebeth St. Tel 0181
BUSINESS SERVICI
Sume- Iervlces Offered
MARINE MOTOR?—- overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. 010.
FITZGERALD AWNING CO.
First 5 New Ste. Phone 8080
UPEOLSTERING-end cabinet
work. Picture framing, mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
‘cening. etc. A Bersstrom. New
130. 0. F.. Bldg. So. Norwaik.
m Dialog. Renovating to
HELLO BiLb—New hetf No. the
old one oi ed blocked and
trimmed Loo ewell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Bet Shoo. 11 N Main St. 8.
Norwelir Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
e mtlefied customer is our elrn.
I.
Li
APARTMENT—In new house. 8
rooms. 828.00. all modern lm~
provemente except heat. Also ger-
age. 40 Tierney St. Inquire A.
ithCI. :2 Tierney St. Phone 2021.
FOR RENT—Delightful I room
house. all modern improvements.
Steam heat. garage. Established
neighborhood. South Norwelk.
Phone 8016.
WALTER R. COLLINGS.
REALTOR.
10 LOWE ST.—Six rooms with bath.
all improvements end garage. two
mlnutes’ walk from station. In-
quire 14 Lowe street. South Nor-
..‘—mm...“ ._ ._.__.___..
l . on Which Pass Through The Classified Columns Daily
“—
alter “B. ” And as see
things.
practical use.
AB- C and 1--2 3 order.
0
And the
is filled with them!
Always
The Man Wile Goes 'After
Opportunity—-
Knows the alphabet well enough to know
that “B” comes after “A" end that “C" comes
n as he learned to count
he found that 2 comes a
110 doesn't‘brag much about this knowledge
because he knows that evelybody knows these
But—he does put this knowledge to
He goes after opportunit, via The Sentinel
‘A-B-C Classified Columns—where all the pro-
iltsble ofl'ers are arranged for quick finding in
This wouldn’t be a quick finding system if
he didn’t know that ”B" comes alter ‘A, " and
after l—but he does know it!
Ilassiflsd section would not be a
complete cats ogue of opportunity if it were not
filled with-all the best offers of the city—but it
You. too. should go after opportunity via
the ABC Classified Columns!
The A- 3-0 Classified Ads
the Same—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity 9
Iter 1.
9
walk.
2 NICE—Housekeeping rows with
ell improvements. including range.
tubs. Hot and cold water. also
single bed room. 81 Flu Hill Rd.
near Soutthorwaik Cong. church.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. all im<
provcmcnts. residential neighbor-
hood. South Norwenl. Convenient to
R. R. Station. HOME REALTY
COMPANY.
Two FAMILY DWELLING—6 room-
apsrtmtut upstairs. 0 room epart~
ment down stairs. Both modernly
equipped. Garage space if desired.
DANIEL J. FARRELL. Insurance
Agency. 8 Wall street.
Business Pleccerl'ior Rent rs
FOR RENT—Well established and
fully equipped Lunch Room on
Boston Post Road. It you are inter-
ested in a good location where rea-
nable termn may be arranged. get
touch with us immediately.
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington St. South Norwalk
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Bueineas Property For Sale 08
Nevins. Trucking Storage as
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
ul and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vane for
moving. I ion Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone alt daytime:
100-10 niallts.
Elf LOW“
lab Wanted-Female 82
GIRL—0r woman to do general
housework. Good home and good
wages. Must like children. Phone
0021 anytime before 0 o'clock.
Good brick. business block for sale:
this one brings income. As it is eI
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 Norweik
Houses For his 80
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance. 128
Washington St. Phone 88“.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
n
GIRLSWANTED—Apply Norwalk
steam laundry. 48 Day St. South
Norwelk. .
WOMAN—To do felling on shirts.
Apply.
CLUE'I'I‘ PEABODY 0: CO. INC.
WOMEN—To do neck-band turning
in factory.
CLUETI‘ PEABODY a CO. INC.
Help Wilma Male 88
age..Apply Star Union ‘Oversil Co.
For Rent
Four rooms, bath, all improve-
ments. Heat furnished. Jani-
tor service. 645.00 per month
during winter, $35.00 per
month during summer. In-
quire of
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
—
Spring Prices Always
Higher s‘i
SOUTH NORWALK
Two family. 11 room house. 2 car
garage. all improvements. center.
Price 810.000. Cash 88,000.
BARGAIN—Two femily house. 12
rooms. all improvements. 'Garago.
near center. Price 89.800. Very
easy terms.
Modern Home - I rooms. steam
heat. ell improvements. 1 block off
West Ave. Price 88, 600. Cash end
terms to suit, .
EAST NOBWALK
Just built—6 room house and
garage. all improt'ementa. beet loca-
tion. Price 87,010. Very easy terms.
Brand new. 0 room house. steam
heat. ell improvements. sun parlor.
tile kitchen and bath. Make offer.
Easy terms.
Three family house near C. d: K.
factory. all improvements. Garage.
always rented. Price 811.000. Cash
88.000. Terms.
Beautiful building lots. sacrificed
for 81,000. 46x180. Just off East
Ave. Gas. sewer. water in street.
SEE OB CALI:
Walter R. Ceilings
nuances
28 North Main atreet
lie. Nerwalk Phone 3915
SOMERS8: SOMERS
TIE PAINT PEOPLE,
r WINDOW SHADES
Near wee: Ave.
LIV! STOCK
mm Valid. 00
FOB SALE—I grade Guernsey and
Jersey cows nearly dry. Price
reasonable. See Supt. Chas. H.
Kerrie Ledgewood Farm. Tele-
phone 2820-4.
MERCHANDISE
arouse see sue a:
STORE FIXTURES—Call: registers.
show cases. refrigerators. meat
chobm and all kinds Of bank-
rupt store fixtures. Bridgeport
files Company. 20!. Noble Avenue.
Brllsehort. Conn.
FOB BALI—0116 mean! one
MM “1.11”“:qu
II". Convenient terms. run
mm mm South
m '
New two family house. consisting
of six full eissd rooms on‘ each
floor. Modern in every detail.
two hot water heating-syst'ehte.
locetod in very sood residential
section.
Several six and seven room'
houses at reasonable prices.
CANTY 8: C0.
Elliot's-m
173mm“. M0000
1
Tel. Stamford 0108-0
S. MAI
Public Auctioneers & Appfeisern
Buyers of All Ends of
Paints. Hardware. Furniture. etc.
III “eh I. m
Printer Lyon Tells
(Continued From Page Three)
Bethe-l. Connecticut. a smell sheet
devoted. mainly. to reciting the good
qualities of Bethel bachelors for the
information of young ladies who
might be in the market for a bus-
band. Aflel- John decided that job
well finished. and most of the girls
married off, he moved to Norwallr.
where he became associated with
Normal: newspapers. both with the
Gazette and the Daily News. publish-
ed by Edmund E. Crowc. wcll~known
politician. who was also a printer of
note, and is now our efficient Poet-
master at the South Norwallt office.
The Goidene
Next in my thoughts comes the
late James Golden and his brother,
Richard H, now in the insurance
busilnss, where our fellow Ki-
wanian. P. T. Brundage is a. shining
light. rapid compositors and general
all 'round newspaper men. Right
here 1:: mo mention a few of the
printers. as they come to mind.
many of whom you know. at least
by reputation. Richard M. Boutcn.
who was connected with the Senti-
nol u ban 1 first left school. and who
”continued as euperiniendefit of that
establishment until his death: Rob.
on 0. Mitchell and his brother.
James, learned the printing business
on the Sentinel. when that paper
was published in a frame building
about half way down Railroad eve-
nue; another brother. Charles. who
also learned the rudiments of print-
ing. at the Sentinel oi‘nce. afterward
becoming an operator on the line-
type, continuing with that paper un-
to his death. Just a few years ago.
“Among others who became com-
positors. some of whom entered dif-
rcrent lines of activity. are: Thomas
cavanagh. a brother of Kiwenlan
John Cavanash. (John, by the way.
being one of the distinguished ush-
ers at my wedding on the mm of
November. 1886. and doubtless re-
members ths occasion well.) Fred
L. Baxter of Baxter's Drug store
fame. his brother, Will. now of
Bridgeport; Fred. H. Madden. a
prominent Elk and father of a. large
family. who still lives in town. and
works at the Yale and Towns fec-
tory in Stamford: John H. Wade.
now of Bridgeport. was connected
with the Norwalk Hour when the
late 8. W. Maples was its editor
and proprietor. ' Mr. Maples was an
unusually rapid compositor. and as
a newspaper man well known
throughout the New England states.
Connected with the Norwallt Hour
at that time. and for many years
11mg 311111ij "raw w m I.
Wm
roams cow." museum erasures 9 199a
you. ‘ ‘
PAGE ELEVEN
a
DAILY RADIO PROGRAM
Thursday, December I.
The broadcasting of the Boston
Chamber of Commerce inaugural din-
ner from W87. at I200 will open the
lecture radio program period.'l‘hura-
day. At Ile the Schmidt airing
euartet will give a recital from WPG.
I‘he Royel Orchestra with Franklyn
Sour. a member of the Shannon
quartet. and Erva Giles. soprano. will
be a high light from W12. W52. and
W0! at 8:00. At the same time
WSB will broadcast a concert by the
Presbyterian Church choir r. Normallth INOLAND-IIIJ.
BrIokenshire. pgpular ”radio now 0:16 P.si.-0
" will br as a oolebra group 0:80—Adame euse orchestra.
of .12 artists to WPC at 0:10 to pro- 1: 00-Murkets. orgen.
vide entertainment ete realty board 1: 30—"Aopreclstlon of Symphonies"
dinner. At 10:00 the T-ro Pieaotorte moo—Chamber of Commerce dinner.
not will sin from W Y and Ben- 0: 00-4» ai Salon orch. with sz.
:- Burr’e arm will entertain from 10- Oil-W prop pram.
and chain. The co y.
‘Devid Garrick!" will be presented
from KOO at11:.00
Slack lacs type Indicates best features
All Programs Eastern Standard Time.
Leading East Stations.
WPO. ATLANTIC cl'rv-eess.
1:10PJL—Dinner music: travel talk
IiiHchmldt atria Cua'rtet.
Ilia—lies! latete cards entertain-
meat.
11: 00~Dance program
W BUFFALO-.10.
mo ran—1:..“ Stetler orchestra.
I:00-Seme as \{I’EAll't
I. 00—
10: 00-Buffalo
ll:00—Progrem with WGY to 11:00.
WSAL. BALTIMORE-Its.
'01::0 P.M.—Dinner orchestra.
: n.
I 00-Sopreno. violinist. pianist.
oo—wnlu. ensemble.
(’lEOO—Contrelto. violinist.
11: 00—Dsnco orchestra.
BOSTON—480.1.
0:10 P.M.— nner dance.
1: 00—Talke; pianist.
moo—Angel Guardian land.
I: 00—Vloilnist. pianist.
WLW CINCINNATI—423.0.
1:00 P.M.-Vieconti'e orchestra.
10:00—Melodv Boys: dance.
10: :IkPeiBog's artists to 12. 00.
12:10 Terriers (dance)
WTAM.O LNIVILA 19—8003.
80 P.M.—Wyile' e orchestre.
us
0:00—1-Iollenden orchestra. .
5%
it
8:00—8ems as WEAF‘. \
10: 00-Studio program.
I 11:00—Lomberdo' e orchestra.
WHAN. ATLANTIC CITY-III.
I200 P.M.-—Seaslde trio
0:00-studio concert.
WIEI. BOSTON—030.0.
1: 10 PHM—Sente Claus; musical.
I. .00—Sagan eeWEAII until ll .00.
C. CINCINNATi—422.3.
10:00t P.M .l—Lou eville Locus; bari-
um .
11:00—Pianiet: dance music.
SAI. CINCINNATI—820.
1: 00 .M.-—Studlo musical
1: all—Soprano. lanist.
8:00—Same es AP to 11:00.
WHK. CLEVELAND—£72.11.
0:00 P.M.—Statlor orchestra.
1:80—Sente and Jack Claus.
1.0—1 8.. S. A. arch 2 hrs) WFI PHILADELPHIA—000.
I: zo—Vocallet. saxophon 0:80 PM. ~Adelphia orchestra.
10: 00—LaWL orchestra. 1:00—'l‘oy Tales.
DETROIT—352.7 . I: Oil—Same es WEAI" to 11: 00.
I: 00 P. \1. —Dinner Amueic. WOAI. PITTSBURGH—401.
I: 00—Same as 0:00 P. M. —Thrse orchestras.
CNNM, MONTAREAL—Ili.
1: 46 P..\l.—Laurier concert orche
I: so—cnno orchestra. musical com-
edy numbers.
10: 00—Leurler de‘nce €121.26“ (021.5";-
rorn .
git-fwd” new vcaa -in.
P.M.—Artie ' tree
I
WOSOS. NEW YORK—810.
1:00 PM.he——Orc
azoo—"Footlight and Lana iPight.”
8:80—Etude Hour with
1:00
Secondary lastern Stations.
WON—Wilt OlTNOiT—dlr.
0:00 alt-ooiiaecie ensemble.
1:0 1 hette's Symphony orch.
I: .00—Stu in program.
oJim‘rem.
w'rlc. A 100110-4103.
1: 00 PM. —Relieloue sing; artists.
I: 00—4‘lwlets; u; eeler presentation.
10: 05—Sopreno; mall‘s; peril.
WON. 8N
1:00 P. M.- '« n ensemble.
1:25—Sania C ; Queensland orch.
I: OO—Enler'elne
I. Iii—Radio Girl; adv artielne talk.
knit—Quarter Belalailra Band.
10: iii—Apollo 11.0w
11: Do—Vanderbilt dance orchestra.
10: 30-Dennv' s orchestra with WJZ.
WS AF. NEW YORK —402.
0:00 1’. M.—Wsldorf dinner music.
1:00—Mld-wook hymn eln .
1:80—P‘emous lltsrature c arecters.
Izoo—l'tolfe'e novelty orchestra.
I: .lo-Scbickerlin, quartet.
Sim—“Eskimosfl banlolate: quartet.
10: .00—Zions": Henry Burr's arilsta:
quintet; string ensemble.
11 .00—Lopes orcheetr rs.
12. NEW YORK-405.
1:00 P.M.—-Hctcl Penn orchestra.
2:05—Mcnu, wall paper talks.
«do—Hungarian concert orchestra.
til—Stocks. cotton and farm market
reports.
1:00—Pennsylvania Grill orchestra.
Sim—Voice of Silent Drama, "White
Slack Sheep."
0:80—New Brunswic string quartet.
MOO—Royal orchestra.
10: 00—Criterion male quartet.
10:10—Donny' a orches
Wig. PHI lLADELPHIA—5081.
6: lo P.M -Dinner music.
8: 40—Msrkete; children‘ a period.
8: 00—Hlnte to Motorists.
Ins—Etude Hour.
10:06-Ben Franklin dance orchestra.
10:30—MecDonald'e orchestra.
KDKA. PITTSBURGH—800.
6:15 P.M.—Litile Symphony orch.
1:20—Farm program.
8:00—Muslc. poetry. symphony orch.
Szao—Conirelto. little symphony orcll.
“:00—Dance program.
WOV. SCHENECTADY—370.0.
11:55 A.M.-'l‘lmc. weather, produce.
farm flashes.
2: 00 P. M. -—Van Curler orchestra.
2. 20—Health notes: organ.
6. Io—Ten Eyck dinner program.
1:20—WG! Book Che t.
Ilse—Syracuse University program.
Izoo—Royei Salon orchestra.
10: w—Tro Pianoferte Quarter.
11: 00—Sts f instrumental program.
11.80—0rgan recital.
MIC-Vagabond serenaders. “’3'
10:50—Ro el Arcadlens. "
WL L. NEW YORK-884.
0:00 PlM.-—Viollnist, ensemble.
IziE—Bus: tele: 'celllst: artiste.
WMCA NEW YOR K—sili.
1' .00 P. M. —Two orchestras.
I: 00-—Entertainers: surprise. .
Izoo—Soloists; radio mimic. .1
10:00—Music. 3‘ .
11:00—McAl n orchestra. '
“:00—Bros way ngh ,
vc. NEW “YORK—520.
1: II P.M.-—Flanagan Bros; tenor,
I: 80-Iern Association program.
s: it—Inetrunmntel program
L
1: 10~Key-Bee; sports: books review.
I: 15—00 to.
:8 as WEAF.
11:00-Coveto's orchestra.
WCIi-l. PORTLAND—000.
2:00 PAL—Evening Watch.
10' Oil—Same W.EAF
wac. WAIHiNOTON-sda.
1:00 P. M. —Boernstain' e orchestra.
moo—silent drama with WJZ.
8:80—Austlon Bridge instruction.
moo—Royal orchestra with WJZ
10:00—Swanee Svncopatore.
ill
'1 l
was the late Barney Fecney.
"In the printing business. and well
lcnown in town were: Oliver Mum-
ford, “Bunty” Adams. Billy Bloom.
Ed. Benton. Will Stecb. Owen Kin-
dellen and others whose-names have
gone from my memory for the pres-
ent. Not forgetting. howaver. Will
Brown, head of the Hour Job print-
ing department for many years. and
still with that paper. and Kiwanian
E. J. Thomas. boss of the Norwallr
Houruand too busy to meet with us
at lunch time.
"One of the funny things that
came to my notice when on the old
Republican was the following: The
copy reed. "Like Esau. he sold his
birthright for in mess of notices."
The error having escaped the proof-
reader. as they frequently do. it. was
printed. he sold his birthright for a
me- of potatoes.
“In addition to the newspapers be-
fore mentioned there was the Me-
chenlcs' Journal. a sheet edited and
published by the late J. M. Ellen.
dorf. in the interest of labor. as its
name implies. , The editor was a
Railroad Ave. J. M. Layton & Co., PAINTS
an... new wm. ROOF COATINGS
Salesmen to sell our high Inc-
mirr::'°':.::"m° can": “more:
Income. Ex11:(Erisncfor:nn‘:at.'.ese“rsirhy.s 36 WW“ 811001 WE DELIVER
COBB co. FRANKLIN mass. 30. Norwalk. Conn. 151.85 .
INSTRUCTION
PIANO mSTRUCI'ION. “W"—
liee. Pupil of no“? I“; 1.1).. FOR SALE
lode. I Pan'Xveero. Nltllert’vZJ‘hf —— H A AH
HO AHOl-i!
If's‘fi-i‘UER‘I
Pi‘ti-IEROF
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mop. ‘1
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LOOKIN!
WELLn-i
'1" ME. It.
'1. Olou'f notice
Comes up
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Hi
MUCT AT “RSV-'11:
HOW
' By WILLIAMS
better before launching forth as a
newspaper man. and his snappy ed-
itorials attracted much attention
about town at the time of the hat-
ters' strike. which lasted for long
time and was a deplorable ature
in the life of the community, for
batters end hatting were then prom-
inent factors in the Norwallt bus-
iness life.
Certainly, Any Time
"To those who have never seen
the linotype in operation. or the
fast presses that turn out the thou-
sands of newspapers sold on our
busy streets every day. let me say it
will well repay you for the time
spent to drop into either the Even-
ing Sentinel or the Hour and inspect
their workings. I am sure Mr. Mil-
ligan or Mr. Thomas who are both
Kiwanians. will be glad to have you
call. and will show you around.
“Perhaps I have wandered away
from the original subject. but I am
sure' you will forgive me. for statis-
tics end the details of printing would
be very dry. Eat more cranberries.
or applies. or raisins, and it will suit
me. if you will have more printing.
as that interests me more.
“More or less printed matter is a
necessity. and the necessities we
must have—the luxuries we can do
without."
ANGEVINE
FURNITURECO.
‘ 16 North Main Street "
So. Norwalk ‘ Phone 256
1’ I
wpmneREo essener
REPAIRING AND OVERHAUIJNG
AUTOMOBILE CO.
L. Wagner. Branch MIT-
“ WM AVI. NOBWALK
sums sashes most. real
NewDresses
For
Fell *
1.. some:
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I
Loading DX Stations
WSI, ATLANTA—428.1.
0:00 P.M.—Pres. Church rhelr.
this-Organ. .
KVW. CHICAGO-410.
8:00 PAL—Family Hour.
9:00—"10 Minutes of Good flooding.”
mum—Classical concert.
11:30-Congress calulval.
WSSM. CHICAGO—220.
9:00 PAL—Night Hawks: comic op.
llizhn_()l'cilesilu, pianist.
limo-luau Walton period.
Rico-Coon Senders Nighthawks.
WGN~WLIS. CHICAGO—303.
2:00 l'.li.~-Salne as \'l'.‘.\l' to 11:00.
11:00—Sam' n' Ilt‘lll'}. he Music llnx.
11:20-llnss; orcinslra; Correll and
Garden.
12:00—0rlzan;dsnce orchestra.
WLS. CHICAGO—004.0.
1:00 PAL—Artiste. ”in to 8:55.
11:30—0rgnn; orchestras to 110') n. m.
WMAQ. CHICAGO—NJ.
0:00 HAL—Orchestra: lecture.
0:25—1‘rio: WMAQ l'lsyers.
WFAA. DALLAS—47d.
1:80 PAL—Ted Weeme orchestra.
mac—Plano, voice. violin.
WOC. DAVENPORT—476.
8:00 PAL—Santa Clnue; musical.
8:30-"l'lowboys."
moo—Same lls “'EAl‘" to 11900.
“:00—Soprano: render.
WH O. DES MOlNEs-hn
I: 10 1". M. —l‘hilbreck's ‘hcsirn
Izod—instrumental trio.
”:00—Dance program.
WBAP. FORT WORTH—476.
8:30 l‘..\i.—1ln\vnilnn trio.
l0:30-Saxephono octet.
”:00—Organ.
PWX. HAVANA-400.
9:00 P.M.—0rch; singers to 11:30.
KTHS, HOT SPRINGS-375.
10:05 PAL—Organ: dance hits.
11:15-BPignlst; specialties. '
WD A KANSAS CITY—305.0.
12:45 AM. -Nighihnwk Frolic.
KFi L03 ANGELEs—401.
11:00 PAL—Drama hour.
12: OO—Populsr music.
1:00 A. M. —Music Box Hour.
WHAB, LOUISVILLE—400.
30 P. \1. -Kentucky Cardinals.
WSM. NASHVILLE—283.
9:00 1‘. M. —Commerce program.
KGO. OAKLAND—361.
11:00 P. M. —Comedy. "David Garrick”
1:00 A. M. -Gerunovich' s orchestra.
WRVA. RICHMOND-250.
8:20 I‘.lii.—Lurny, Vn.. orchestra.
8:35—Trip through Virginia.
KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—428.
11:00 PAL-Musical program.
12:00-11usical program
1 09 A M —Cebirin cm orchestre.\
WC ZiON— .0.
0:00 P.M.—Vlclln quartet, trio. bells.
organ.
Secondary nx Stations
WORD. SATAVlA—zn.
8:00- P. M.--0rcheetre. lesson.
10:00—Muelcal.
WESH—WJJD. CHICAGO—370.
I: 00 PhL—Orch.' .. theater hits.
I: 00—Children' a musical.
10: oo—Recital. trio: orchestra.
“:00—Dance: guitarist.
”:00—Victorians: studio features.
WENR. CHICAGO—260.
1: 00 PM. —Trlo: organ.
0: OO—Ploneers; artists (1 hrs.)
I'Io P‘AMHT CH'IAcIan I
. ' rgen- e so
I: is—Studio feature; the
“:00—Gloom chasers. Q0 .
l2: Oil-Your Hour League.
KHJ. Los mouse—sou. ‘01-?
11.00 P.M.—-Zoellnsr uartet. \
1:00 ALL-Hammny iris (dance)
WMC. MEMPHIS—600.
8: 00 ELI—Commerce program.
9: 3 Vesey ensemble.
CO. MINN.. ST. PAUL—410.3
0:00 PM —Sems as WE .
11:05—Trsffic safety talk. ‘
WOAW. OMAHA—620.
10:00 PM. -—Sunahine program.
11: oo-Browrl' e Oklahomans.
F0 SEATTLE—404.2.
11:10 PM.-- awaii ens.
12:20 A. M. —Orch.: Harmony Girls.
KFNIF SHENANDOAH—«LS.
:00 —-Old familiar tunes.
WICC, BRIDGEPORT—ISI.
P. M.
8:80—To be announced.
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