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ANNOUNCEMENTS—
I-Deeths ’.
Hind of Thanks

‘ a—Ic Memoriem

‘ l-Funersl Directors

3 0—Honuments. Cemetery Lots

i 0—Societies and Lodges
10—Lost end Found

AUTOMOTIVE——

-, A—Autornobiic Agencies

_ 11—Antornobilee For Sale
il—Autc Trucks For his

. it—Auto Accessories -
id-Gerasos—Antos for Hire

. 10—Motorcyclos and Bicycles
it—Wentod—Automotlvo

BUSINESS SERVICE— _

, nqdicsinom Sorviees Offered
It—Bnilding end Oontraoung

. ”Making and Kitties?!
Iz-Boeting. Plumbing. Roofing
' ss—lneureuco end Surety Bonds
:5—Trnckingr-ltoraee

j esL-Pelntine. Paperinl. Decor-t-

_ Ind

" zs—Professional Services

,’f its-ultepairing end Rodnlshing

If Mei-Tailoring and Pro-sins

J? Sic—Wanted—Buslne- Service

EMPLOYMENT-

:1 n...nmploymont Assholes

” n—fioip Wanted—Female

"Help Wanted—line

Iii-nuptials ehd I‘ernelo

es-lsllcitcra movessers. Agent!

‘;Ie—Sittlet.lens Wanted—Inmate

FJNANCIAL—

i nonalco- Opportunities

’. le—xoaey to noes—nonesse-

INSTRUCTION—
es—Lccel Instruction Ole-es

[ 'u-élnsieel. Dancing. Dramatic
' 4e—Wsntod—Iustruotlon

LIVE STOCK—-
«,e‘lwnoge. Gate. Other M

dos—Poultry and supplies
,sog-wentod-Livo Stock
IIEECHANDISE—
. n—Articles For Sale
E: she-series and Exchange

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annuals snd Aces-cries

ice—Building notoriet-

u-nusinoes and ome- lollip-
meet .

et—Fsrm end Dairy Products

u-l‘uoi. reed. fertiliser

seaweed Things to let

ss-neueoheld Geode

. -ee-szoiry. Watches. Diamonds

. u—Ilechlnory end Tools

, ds—fluslcel Merchandise

; - see-mete Denim-It

» es—looda Hence flowers

es—lpsciels at tho Stores

3 ds—Woerins ”can!

t“ -‘ Ie-Wentod-d'e Sue

ml oils AND BOARD—

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Apartments and Plats 10

 

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taining baby's slumber robe and
two sweaters. Finder please re.
turn to Sentinel Office.
AUTOIOTNE
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m NORWALK WN CO.

10 LOWE SIX—Six rooms with bath.
ail improvements end garage. two
minutes' walk from station. In-
quire 10 Lowe street. South Nor-
walk.

 

z NICE—Housekeeping rooms whh
ell improvements. including range.
tube. llot and cold water. also
single bed room. 8: Flex llill Rd.

 

 

 

Repairing on all makes of care.
longs by the day. week or month.
yciir car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE

 

 

I Elisabeth St. Tel eisi
BUSINESS SERVICE
Wiener-mattered to

PM" "I! 00 Well I. “m3 near South Norwalk Cong. church.

W. R. AUSTIN 0 ROOM APARTMENT -- All im-

South Norwaik provoiiicnta escopt heet. Also

Phone I“! garage. inquire M. tremor Tailor

CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE Store. 1 West Ave., south Nor-
Wostpcrt walk. / ‘

"0 SEVEN ltOOM HOUSE. ell im-

m sum 1. provemcnts. residential neighbor-

 

hood. South Norwilnr. Convenient to

R. R. Bullion. HOME REALTY
COMPANY.

 

TWO FAMILY DWELLING—0 room
apertml-nt upstairs. 0 room apart-
ment down stairs. Both modernly
equipped. Garage space if desired.
DANIEL J. FARRELL. Insurance
Agency, 8 Well street.

 

MARINE MOTORF— overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. 810.

FITZGERALD AWNING CO.

First a New. Ste. Phone soso

UPIIOLSTERING—and cabinet
worlc Picture framing, mirrors
end upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. Now
I. O. O. F. Bldg. So. Norwalk.

Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating so

HELLO RlLlr—New half No. the
old one cleaned blocked end
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Hat Shop. 11 N Main St. S.
Norwelk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim

loving. Trucking Storage . as

 

 

 

 

Business Plates For Rent 10

FOR RENT—Well established end
fully equipped Lunch Room on
Boston Post Road. It you are inter.
estcd in a good location where rea-
sonable termn may be arranged. get
in touch with us immediately.

THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington St. South Norweik

 

 

 

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And the classified section would not be a
complete catalogue of opportunity it it were not
lied with all the best offers of the city—but it

You, too, should go after opportunity via
the A-B-C Classified Columns!
ll'ile A-SO Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Differnit—In Opportunity

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um. assert: res sans
Business Property m Sele 02

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 end
let us tell you about it.

THE FUDGE REALTY COMMNY.
Washington St. South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds lo.
cal end long distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. I ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone In daytime:
see.“ nights.

i. OYWIEI‘IT
Help Wanted-Female d!

GIRL—Or woman to do general
housework. Good homo and good
wages. Must like children. Phone
3091 anytime before 6 o'clock.

WOMAN—To do felling on
Apply.
CLUE'I'I‘ PEABODY (c CO. INC.

Help Wanted aisle 8:

BOY WANTED—Over 10 years of
age. Apply Star Union Overall Co.
Railroad Ave.

MALE HELP WANTED.
Salesman to sell our high
grade garden and field seed direct to
planters. A good position with big
income. Experience unnecessary.
COBB CO.. FRANKLIN. MASS.

INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dancing, Dramatic dd

PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conserfietory course. Miss J. De-
llee. Pupil of New York College of
Rustic. 0 Putnam Ave. So. Norwalk.
Near West Avo.

LIVE STOCK

not“. attic. Vehicle 0.

FOR SALE—~16 grade Guernsey and
Jersey cows nearly dry. Price
reasonable. See Supt. Chas. H.
Harris Ledgewcod Fer-in. Tele-
phone 8020-4.

MERCHANDISE
Mule-l Iderohendise es

FOB SALE—8115 SLIGHTLY-USED
player piano. with rolls and bench
8015. Convenient t o r m s. 'I‘ I! E
STUDWELL PIANO CO. South
.Norwelk.

 

 

 

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THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance. 123

Washington St. Phone 88“.
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For Rent

Four rooms, bath, all improve-
ments. Heat furnished. Jani-
tor service. 045:00 per month
during winter, 035.00 per
month during summer. In
quire of

J. M. Layton & Co.,
inc.

30 Washington Street

 

 

do. Norwalk, coon. Tel. so
FOR SALE

Now two family house. consisting
of six full sired rooms on each
floor. Modern in every detail.
two hot water heating systems.
located in very good residential
section.

Several six end seven room

houses at reasonable prices.

CANTY & C0.

Seniors—Issues.
11So. min St. rhea-sac:

 

 

I‘OR SALE-USED UPRIGH'I‘ PL
ans. ”0. THE STUDWELL
PIANO CO. So. N orwallt.

GAYLORD PLAYER PIANO—With
bench and rolls. 88 note. Maho-
gany case. Good tone and action.
Bargain 8048. Free delivery. Act
quickly. cell today. FOX PIANO
Co. South Norwaik.

RADIOS

We sell the following radios. Ile-
diolse. Supor-Ileterodyno. Atwetor-
Kent. Bosch and Freshman. Small
payment down on any of these re-
dioe brings one to your home. Bel-
ence Fox's way. easy to pay. .

ALFRED pox PIANO 00.,
South Norweik.

WANTED-4113mm piano. Must be
in good condition. Cell 0110-}.

300318 AND. BOARD

~thorns-slicenonsehoripisg so

FURNISHED ROOMS—Two beauti-
fully furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Must be seen
to be appreciated. ell improve-

ts. Trolley goes by door. Rates
reasonable. G a r a g e. telephone
8100.1. 11: Gregory Blvd. East
Norwelk.

east. carers rca sear

am and lists u

APARTMENT—In new house, 5
warns. 315.00. all modern im-
provements except heat. Also ger-
ege. so Tierney St. In ire A.
meet. 11 Tierney St. Ph a test.

ms: ROOM APARTMENT — All
improvements. Located between
l‘eirneld end West Aves. Ger-est
if desired. Inquire :1 Cedar St.

FOR RENT—Delightful I room
hence. all modern improvement.

Steam heat. gar-ago. Establhh'ed
neighborhood. South Norweik.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tel. Stamford 0701-8

S. BOTI'AN
Public Auctioneers & Appraisers
Buyers of All Kinds of
Paints. Hardware. Furniture. etc.
o“ Main St. Sanford

Test Answers

These are the correct answers to
the questions which'sppear on the
comic page:

1—Wlll Fogers.

z—No. '
/a—Douglas Fairbanks.
‘i—Msdlson.

s—Myron T. Herrick.

c—Romo.

7—John Paul Jones.

s—Pieno.

O—John Barrymore.
loo—Edgar Leo Masters.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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BUCHAREST. (AID—Alarm ov
the po-ible restoration of tho
burg monarchy in He
raised in certain qu
est. The newspe _ Adeverul alerts
private advices he been received
that royalist agitatio is now going
on in Hauler! with &et aqu.

It declares the revival of the
House of lesnatea one of'tho lest
acts of the rocenily di-clvod Perils.
ment. was thefirn stop toward a re-
turn of the» napsbnrgs. Admiral
northy. tho'ltegent. the newspaper
eeye. opposes the movement because
he desires the Crown for himself.

Cares. ml! ‘

Two motorists who detested each
other met in a narrow alley”
large enough for one car to pen.

 

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Spring Prices Always
Higher

SOUTH NORWALK

Two family. 11 room house. 2 car
garage. all improvements. center.
Price 010.000. Cash ".000.

BARGAIN—Two family house. 1:
rooms. ell improvements. Garage.
nosr center. Price 19,500. Voiy

easy terms.

Modern Home — 0 rooms. steam
beat. all improvements. 1 block off
West Ave. Price $8,600. Cash and
terms to suit.

EAST nonwsiix
Just built—6 room house and
”garage. all improvements. best loca-
tion. Price 87.5'0. Very easy terms.

Brand new, 6 room house. steam
beat. all improvements. sun parlor.
tile kitchen end bath. Melts offer.
Easy terms.

Three family house near C. & K.
factory. ell improvements. Gomge,
always rented. Price $11,000. Cash
$8,000. Terms.

Beautiful building lots. sacrificed
for 01,000. ”also. Just off East
Ave. Gas. sewer. water in street.

SEE OR CALL

Walter 'R. Collings

REALTOR
23 North Main Street
to. Ilorwslk Phone 3015

 

 

 

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TEE PAINT PEOPLE

WINDOW SHADES
PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS

 

 

Ironwsmi so. nonwsuit
as Wall St. ale Railroad Ave.
WE DELIVER

 

 

 

Real Estate
Transfers

Mary A. Cunningham to James C.
Green, l\\‘o lots. Eimwood avenue.

Anion chcrlsky to Eugene J.
Van Slaw, lot and buildings. Coder
strut-l.

Altr. rt it. Taylor to Sybil P. Pratt
ct sl. int and buildings. St. John
ltrcct.

Mary A. Taylor estate to Sybil P.
Pratt wt nl. lot end buildings. St.
John street.

Wilson Point company to Anna R.
Johnson. two acres end lot. Wilson's
I’oinL

Ralph 1-}. Case to Wilson It. Yard.
lot. ltotuiyton Beach.

Jessv '1‘. Dunbar to Silvormlne
Falls. inc. 15 acres, Silvermine.

Mary A. liarcley to Julie. B.
Klinvivlter. lot. Rowayton avenue.

\viilizim l‘odmoro to William Bar-
dos «t ill. let. Bound View Perk.

t'.irl‘ll' .\. Lockwood to Henry V.
Lockwood. lot. Division street.

ldlmibeth McNivcn to Catherine
Ki‘iiy, lot. Spring Hill avenue.

William J. Lanyon to Esther Hen-
drich. 10 acres. West Norwalk ave-
nus.

Lawrence R. Paul to Sylvester .1.
Kennedy. lot. llowaylon Beech.

Ira C. Lockwood to William J.
Ryan. five lots. Nonvsik.

Andrew C. Lundston to John
l.uiidston ct el, lot and buildings.
Soundview avenue.

Pasquale Fume to Anthony Gau-
diane and wife. two lots. Rhodnoile
park.

Edna Lichtbleu to Dominik Felas-
co. lot. Harbor View park.

Norwallr Hospital association to
Samuel Roodner. lot and buildings.
Connecticut avenue.

James M. Boyd and wile to Oscar
l~‘. Bohultse ct. al. lot and buildings.
Melbourne road.

Joseph .Pullcn to Lawrence Ful-
lcn. lot. Murray street.

Laiflrence Fulton to Joseph Ful-
lcn. lot and buildings. Murray street.

Lawrence Fullcn to Katherine
Fullen. lot. Murray street.

Samuel J. Stewart to Dwight W.
Smith, lot. Olmstoed place.

Mary Angiono to Augustus Par-
sons. lot and buildings. Frost street.

Frank LeCarrebbe to Zebulun
Sallick. lot and buildings. Main
street.

Bertha J. Elle to Harry Scheneld.
two lots. Liberty perk.

Hannah C. Baddoloy to Frank 0.
Johnson. lot. Pine Hill avenue.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Giacomo Vitello and wife to John

 

 

 

 

Slack face typo indicates best features

All Programs Eastern Standard Time.

Loading East Stations.

WPG. ATLANTIC CITV. 100...
1:10 I’.M.—Orgaii: music.
Lao—Chelsea concert.
kilo—Organ (popular requests.)

l0:00—.\iovio broildrnst. orchs. to I?

WBAL. BALTIMORE—240.
0:10 I'.M.-—-I)inncr program.
7:10—Mixcd quartet; trio.
0:00—14“: lisiurl: string quartet.
“NM-nil“. "Advent Hymn."
11:00—Dsnco orchestra.

WNAC. BOSTON—430.1.
0:80 l’.lil.—Dlnlior dance.
1:80-Talk: Jackson's orchestra.
Izoo—Trumpoters; radio sliii.
0:00-Concert: Red llesds.

WOR, BUFFALO-41°.

0:10 P.M.—-Nsvsl Mliltle Orchestrs.

1:15-—Santa Claus talk.

/ his—Poultry talk; soloists.
0:10—llnrmony llour with WEAF.
9:10—8ame as WEAF to 10:30.
limo—Levi! Stag," orch. (1 hrs.)

WMAK. B FFALO—M.

0:30 P..\l.~l.nrkin Hour.
1:00-Sunday school lesson.
LES—Program with WGY at 10:00I

WTAM. CLEVELAND—000.0.
11:30 1'.M.—Theater organ.
MOO—Collegian serenade".
1:00—Arthur Haas. talk.
1:10—8tudio program (2 hrs.)
two—Orchestras with WEAR
limo—Studio program.
limo—Bamboo Gardens orchestra.

ch—WJH. DETROIT—011.
0:00 l'.M.—-Goldkette ensemble.
7:00—(‘ioldkelte's Symphony Orch.
too-Studio program.
tin—Friendly half hour.
moo-Code lesson.

Secondary Eastern Stations.

WHAR. ATLANTIC CiTv—STI.
0:00 l‘.M.—-Seasldo trio.

WEE! accrual-sass. '
1:30 1’.M.-—i\illkmrn.
:ztkficnard's Ortiht'lill'flil WE

: armony trc wt Ar.
0:00—Giris' quintet.
mill-Same as WEAP' to 10:00.

WHK. CLEVELAND—272.0.
0:00 PAL-Stalin orchestra.
1:!0-San and Jack Claus.
ile—Sexo hone novelties.
tic—Studio program to 10:00.
10:00—Tomson‘s orchestra.
10:30-Whoslt program.

WWJ. DETROIT—002.7.
0:00 Phi—Dinner concert.
il:00—-Michigan night.
lab—Barrio as WEAF.

CNRA. MONCTON—an.
smo P.M.—Ss.xophonist. vocalists.
10:00-CNRA dance orchestra.

CFCF, MONTREAL—411.
1:30 nit—Ml. Royal concert orch.
moo—Hour of music.
10:30—Josepli C. Smith orchestra.

WHAP. NEW YORK—«i.

1:00 Bit—Sacred program: recital.

lab-Organ: talk: tenor.

0:30—Sprekor: quartet at 10:15.
WHN. NEW YORK—Jot.

1:10 REL—Artists: orchs. to 11:00.

 

Rinko and wife. lot and buildings.
Morgan street. .

Louisa. Hoffman to Adam Stein-
wald et a]. lot and buildings. Itoton
avenue.

Thomas J. Burns and wife to
Emma Claubcrg, lot. and buildings,
Madison and Spring streets.

Silverminc Falls. Inc. to Eval L.
Sandersproc. four lots, Silt-ermine.

Eva L. Sandcrsprco to Silvermine
Falls. Inc. three lots, Broadview
terrace.

Frank Majoros et al to Eugene J.
Van Ness. lot and buildings, Osborn
avenue.

Christian Brotlicrton to William
H. Wood. lot. Harbor View.

 

An Accident

“My wife had a motor accident
yesterday."

"I'm sorry.
age done?"

"A fair amount. A smashedoup
back. and several screws loose."

"Your poor wife!"

“Oh. you were referring to her?
She only got a broken lcg."-I\nrilia-
turen. Oslo.

Was there much dam.

 

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MAWNIN‘. WASHED

NH Uuouu Cum-lee

FROZEA ‘I‘LtJ' LOOSEN
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10:30-1icn Ilcriiic's orchestra.
lilJo—li'fll’rt‘ii'l ort‘ht‘llrn.
WJZ. NEW YORK—455.
1:00 1'.M.—Aiiilmssiidor trin.
2:00—“l'our Ulill)‘ Menu.” "They Are
Wearing." candy talk.
kin—Astor concert orchestra.
Mil—Stock and cotton quotations
and markets.
1:00—Columbia Hunts Claus.
1:30—(Yommodoro concert orchestra.
8:00—Serenadrrs: Bonnie Laddles.
9:00—ltrcvcr Hour. 1
10:00—Bswwln Hour, string quartet, 1
Dorsey Whittln ton, pianist; E.
F. Kornstcln; v oil. 1
“zoo—Paul Specht's orchestra.

WLiT. PHILADELPHIA—305.
11:00 l'.M.—Arciidia concert orch.
ERG—Same its WEAF to 10:30.
10:30—Arcudin dimce orchestra.

WOO. PHILADELPHIA—508.2. 1
7:30 l‘..\l.—S,vivliniil orchestra.
8:30—Mcdicai address. 1
MOO—WOO Tourists in lroland. or.

chestra. piano accordion.
10:02—Continuatlon of Tour program.
10:30—Si‘lvnnia orciiostrn.

KDKA. PITTSBURGH—309.

0:15 l'.l\l.-——Dlnnrr concert.

7::5—hiorket reports. 1
izis—l'. oi’ rm. book chat. I
8200—1“le string ensemble. 1

0:00—Teaberry Time.

WOY. SCHENECTADV—379.5. 1

11:55 AM.—'l'iiiic. \vcnther. produce,
term tisslics. stocks.

2:00 l‘..\i ~Harmony Twins. 1
moo-Stocks: farm news. 1
6:30~Sunday School lesson.

TOO-Van Curlers orchestra. 1

7:30-lloalth lnlk: E. Rise. violinist.

7:45--Musio Study. "Tschaikorvsky."

file—Rridgo lesson No. 3.

Bus—Pier. “Mary Made Some Mar-
ma sde."

tom—Baldwin Hour. string quartet.

limo—Paul Specht‘s orchestra.

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WMCA. NEW YORK—341.
0:30 ’.M.—i\lc.tlpln orchestra. 1
1:30- ivision street orchestra.
8:00—Tlllks.
9:00—Play review: poet.
10:00—Music: Orch. dcs Artistes.
12:00—Béilcizlpin entertainment: 1-11 1

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WNVC. NEW VORK—ud.
1:30 Int—Songs: fish talk.
his—Baritone. talk. pianist.
ins—Musical: organ at 10:00. 1

WCAE. PITTSBURGH—401.0.
0:00 P_.M.——'1‘hrec orch. to 7:30.
7:30—ksi'-bce: motor. health talks.
8:30—McDowcll quartet. 1
9:30—-Samo its WEAF to 10:00.
I0:30—-Confrey's. Covato's“orrhcstres. I

WCSH. PORTLAND ‘600
8:00 P.M.—-Chlpiusn Hour.
9:00—"Ths Treasure Hunters."
WAN):i RICHMOND HILL—316.
1:30 P. .—Prograru: music hour.
0:00—Maie quartet; Gondollers.
10:03—Sclinabel's orchestra.

ONIT, TORO “IO—450.0. '
0:30 ELL—King ward orchestra.
9:00—String quartet. baritone.

WRC. WASHINGTON—409.
3:38 gill-Golliiritistn'swrgchestre. .
:- i-ng quite:
13:33:37“: as WJ AF program
: g o Persians with .WEAP‘
10:30—Boemsteln's orchestra. ' 1:

 

“'DRC. NEW HAVEN—208.
LOO—Christmas program.
PIG—Christmas stories
Ethel Whiting.
Tits—Short

Carols.
8:0_0—-Studio program.

by Miss

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AI’PLAI'SE TOO HEAVY SO
PADEREWSKI QL‘I‘I‘ STAGE
OXFORD, England (AP).—Pitd-
cruvski has his own ideas concern-
ing inconsiderate applause and
did not hesitate to show his dislike
to the custom of prolonged clapping
during a concert here.
The pianist responded for several
cucores. After completion of one of
his best known pieces. however. the
applause was louder than ever. Pad-
orewski finally went to the instru-
mcnt and hold his hands over the
keyboard indicating his willingness
to give an encore. Nevertheless. the
nudlche continued to clap with un-
ccasing vehemencc. meant to con-
vey enthusiasm. but which Peder-
cwskl considered altogether incidents
and with the result that he frowned.
ran liis fingers' through his hair. and
siiilkcd off the platterm.

 

TITLED WYOMING EARL
ENGLAND‘S EARLY RISER
MORCHARD BISHOP. England.
(AP)—-A. 1'1. \Vallop, “'yoming
rancher, known in the Big Horn
country as a “good scout." and ov‘er
here as Lord Portsmouth. who has
returned to his native country to
take his seat in the House of Lords.
has been getting up at 5 a. m.. as he
did out West. much to the astonish-
ment of his neighbors.
Certain formalities have to be
complied with and it may be sev-
eral years before. the poor. who be-
came an American citizen thirty
odd years ago, has all the details
arranged. Lord Portsmouth. *who
succeeded to the title last year upon
the death of his brother, has be-
como known as England's earliest
rising earl.

 

AIR MAIL POSTAGE IS FIXED

AT 10 CENTS A HALF OUNCE
Postmaster General New. in a
statement issued December 8. an-
nounced a flat air mail postage
rate of 10 cents a half ounce. effec-
tive February 1. 1011. The full text
of Mr. New's announcement follows:
A flat air mail postage rate of 10
cents a half ounce. effective Febru-
ary 1, 19:7. was announced by Post-
master General New today following
receipt of a telegram from the
Second Assistant Postmaster Gener-
al. W. Irving Glover. from Portland.
Omen. It was announced by the
post office department several weeks
ago that' such a rate was under con-
sideration‘.

 

'Iiicrc You Have It

, MOTORIFI‘ (to innkeeper who has

charged an exorbitant price for

Itebling his car for the night:) But

Ill! good man, there surely must be

some mistake. What's the eighty
l

 

Chill for?

' ,m’uir‘x'nrnn: Well. sir. not ’dv-

in"ed*a motor stop 'ore arose. I

didn‘t know exactly what to charge.
mm

 

1

Hum
1 :00 A.M.-—l\lnrigold orchestra.

 
 
 

- AlLY RADIO PROGRAM
WTIC HARTFORD—475.9. . r - ,
‘1 Friday. December 10' 1:15 l'.lii.-'-1’isnisl; organ. _ ‘ Leading Dx Stallonb-
The M’n Who (1088 After Saute Claus will begin to radiate little-Artists. b wss. ATLANTA—428,1.
icy to the children over the radio Fri- 1333-993: figsgft‘rcv‘gmn ' - ii on 1‘ .\i.« .ll'. .\lw ;.~ in. l» (yr.
ODmrtugity— day night from \"JZ at I[:00 and ' — 3,0" NEWARK—405. ”ink—VIEHNWLCHICM‘O 5M
. . . . _' . . . v . . - .
KDOWI the dphlb.‘ Hell enough to know gflcisux‘illwt'ILEH “wlzilwihd 13:: g..’,2_.’.fi.'”0g:myl1’; 'niiilimfi.” ”'3‘“ (‘Ii-‘i."‘-l"illilll\’ “41H”.
' U i H ,. . ,_. .. n i- 'lHFCII i'tlliti'l.
‘ illlit “B" COIIIOI diet A and that ‘ 0 come! noes Bots entertainment from the gii;:;ih‘XL2il"ligil‘lptnlieqirrolflfl ll,,:|)»~i‘\lllll:l't‘55 l'illlili‘nl,
after “B.” And as soon as he learned to count wrmr chain at "11:00. “Merv Made 10:00—Trio. lurilsis. newlyweds. waaM, CHICAGO-22 .
II 1 301““ Marmalade, l N‘Y- W'" b. ll:ll0~(1ucrwch'e dance orchestra. 'i no l‘,.\1—--Nilrlil Hunks
he 1011!"! “I“ 2 comp a or - grandee-rally “ka sum "ii’ii‘iiro'g wsz. new ENGLAND—033.1. 10w) vtlwiu‘sli'u; "mm in ii m
, - ' : . ' no o'c oc w n «:15 l'..\l.——l.i-nox ensemble. . _ , AGO-3 3
tie docsn t brag much about this knoWICdfle tourists visiting Ireland to a musi- 6::i0—.\lri-:ncl‘.)'s orchestra. 3 lining?! fliiifiigiciwgumhi._ I
because he knows that oveiybody knows the». iihii°§ifl SW30 wage M363: Kim-il‘nflifl‘tu‘ Sanimtm'l orchestra. ii ..n-.ti..i.i.-.ni. no...“ 1......
. ‘ - ‘i—r 'iilll. Tlinlpf or. ' ..._‘ .- ' i“ Il‘l i.
things. . Bub—lie docs put this knowledge to same time through the WEAIi‘ hook 9:00-50”an p|unilt. tcnor. l‘?-‘:|‘::_(\tltli)|-’:qf:':;l"'l'l‘willi‘i158v"
'l' I up Kermit ltooscvelt will introduce iozoo—Baiowln Heur with sz. ”EW‘YM”W“: “mm ”on”,
pl‘dt. ”3 use. . _ , Ernest Thump-on Seton who Will it?" 11:03-liclsliiaii's orchestra. Sword—wine CH'CAGO~.3.
H0 809' after opportunity Till The Sentinel two of his best stories in connection ’ w’EAF, NEW YORK—492. 9:00 1"“ an.‘ 11 , .
Cl 'fldd C 1 runs \\'l [1 th Diem mew‘xm"fn “rump”??? 0.00 1‘.hl.——I\\nlrlorf dliiiicr music. "W‘Fhmln l,‘ ”Ml ‘ “ ”l “T“.
A-B.C m 0 u d f 1(‘1'6. I 9 p110. li‘. [Egmlloim "Vitamin? "bile. Iranldwl‘ti g33:5833‘:Ttlfr;:;?;nt‘|a"fl. li‘ji'ilr— F‘lilll 'ii' 11- ll‘! v. iiuls. ‘i‘ in 13
flt‘ble Oflel’l a" Mlnge 01' quick findl-g ll] "our I‘ll‘lt li'illi! (’0 brogdcnlc OVEI' 0:00—Happiness Boys. . 12:00—4 tiritll I’ll"| ielh‘i‘lli lili'll iii l 0
A-B-C and 1-2-3 order Wiz. Wall and WM at 10:00 and st szio—tiompou-ro' ligill hour: Violinist. WLs. CHICAGO~3H.6.
Th1 Id 0‘ b ' - 11 fi d. .f mun"!!! hlourh- l‘lfill'l "it": 0‘ I moo—Woodcraft League program. 8.00 1'..\l.-n‘lll“ifl'fl. iillillililll‘lllnlJtI.
0 me more ruirc w sng o cen~ gen—M p: 1”: :i;iii._xi‘i-:u; (l“lt‘llri\: "in“
I W00 [1 0 q 11 mg SYSIOIII l tats. "Advent Hymn." igiim—.\Iiflior‘}l;|;l’efli::l(l.r m. limo—Showbou‘t; xiiiiurs: «mil, in l.

WFAA. DALLAS—475.

7:10 l'..\l.~('liii6-‘.u (‘I‘il'L’iflllF‘
tifill—M‘lillhci‘l l‘lltll‘ili (lull iiiitn',
WOC. DAVENPORT—lat.
0:30 l'.M.-—.\lcio<iv llllXt'lS.
{ind-Same. Iii! WEAR
OLJO—Llrviiirc on Abraham li‘iun'v

KOA. DENV EFF—322.4.

10.00 PAL—Orchestra: studio In,

WBAP, FORT WORTH—476.
:30 l'..\l.-—l'i'oi:r:iiii.
0:.‘ivi—llni’iiionv t‘iuii.
'.'.vU—~i‘hiisii.:il (‘u'H-M‘ ni'iisis.
KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—375.
ll..‘l.’—()l'l‘il., \'i:l'n'illllll,\' l-ii.

an

0:00

limit—Dance il‘Olli‘.

WDAF. KANSAS CITY—365.6.
9:00 P.M.—-Ebcneror Choir.
liz'ili—Sniilo nu \\'li.‘il‘.

2:45 A..\l.-—.\‘li:hlii:lv.k frolic.
KFI. LOS ANGELEs—467.
1:00 l‘..\l.—0ri::iii. \‘ticni soloists to
2.00 a. iii.
WHAS. LOUISVILLE—400.
9:00 BIL—(lid lliiic Illitllul'fl.
WCCO. MINN.. ST. PAUL—416,

0:00 l'.1tl—ii:imi.
ilriliL—l‘vrr‘nns uiih “THU".
(l:.‘iIl——Cmilr:llln. Violinist.

lztrs—Nunkin Cuts Orl‘il; ari7sts.
WOAW. OMAHA—520.
0:00 PAL—Classical progi'iliii.
WRVA. RICHMOND—265.
0‘00 l‘.M.-—\'n. if. students' rcvlcn'.
Uztull-Atiivricnn Lrgion review.
LOU—Richmond ort‘lit-strn.

KPO. SAN FRANCISCO-423.
1:00 PAL—Column orchcsira.
Z—l'alace dance orciicstrii.

1:00 A..\l.—Stntos nrrhcsll‘n.
KMOX. ST. LOUIS—280.2.

0:00 1'..\1.—Sti'ing quartet: artists.

limo—soloists. string quartet

10:00-Jack Little: Scotch program.
11:15—Dniicn orchestras to 2:00 a. In.

Secondary DX Stations.

WORD. BATAVIA—m.

0:00 PAL—Studio program.

WENR. CHICAGO—200.
9:00 PAL—Popular program.
1:00 AIL—Frolic (3 hrs.)

WHT. CHICAGO—400.
1:15 P.M.—l~‘oniurcs. Sunbeam girls.
WMAQ. CHICAGO—447 5.
0:00 Pit—Orchestra.
ado—Donate, Kent vs. University of

Oklahoma.
0:35-1’ianist: air line.

WHO. DES MOINES-BZS.

0:30 P.11.—Ilaicigh quintet.
limo—Music sorority program.
2:00—1’hiihrcck's orchestra.

WOK. HOMEWOOD—‘dtT.

0:00 I‘.‘.'.-Danr'e orchestras. theater
program (8% hrs.)

KNX. HOLLYWOOD—331. i
1:00 A.M.——Fcnturo program. . '
2:00—l.ynian‘s orchestra.

KHJ. LOS ANGELES—405.2. ‘
P.M.-—Iinrpist. Scotch comedian”

,. WMc. MEMPHIS—4100.
9:30—Cooper's orchestra.

12:00—Miilcr's orchestra.

WSM. NASHVILLE—203.

9:00 I‘.M.—Muslcni program.
11:00—Soprano; organ.

10 plifA. SEATTLE—454.3.
:. . .-—Stu 0 program.
:30 AIL—Hoot Owls.
\vicc, BRIDGEPORT—205.
P. M.
7:00—Rndio Chain stores Orchcs.
tra.
:30—A message from Santa Claus.
7:45—To be announced.
8:00—Curr Battery Entertainers.
Szaoenni'hcstos Silver Edge Sox-
. tclfr‘.
9:00~Piquotte Hour of Music.

 

 

We Are Our Own Whole
Salem and Relation of

Quality Groceries

A. F. Beckmann Co

inc.
Washington Street
Phone 3560 So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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