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THE EVENING SENTINELr—SCUTH NORWALK, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17,1926.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS— .
l—Deathl
S-q-Cerd of Thanks"

his uemoriam '

. . b-E‘uneral Directors

3 # d-Monumenls. Cemetery lob
'9-‘ASoclctles and Lodges '
10’—Shoat and Found ‘

AUTOMOTIVE—-
A—Autfiobile Agenciee
11—Automobiies For Sale ,
'12-v-Auto Trucks ForlSale
I iI—‘Auto Accgudrles

. le-noarsger—Autos for Biro
159Motoreycles and “loyal.
17~Wnnted—Automotlye ‘ , “

BUSINESS SERVICE— .
1l—R‘usiness Services 030M

. '19sujy8uilding and Contraction
di-nDrersmsitlng and Milllnsri

" n-aestisg. Plumbing. Booties

. " at—lnsurance' and Surety Bendd
:6—Trucking-Storage ' *‘

. Painting“ Fapcrlng. Deocret

SXhProtessionel Services
. I’d-Revolt!“ and Remotes
, , til—Tailoring and Pressing ,
91f Wonted—Busineds Service

his»

as. a... opportunities
Io—uoney to Ines—16m

Sic-Articles For a...
She‘s-Barter and Exchange
;59-Boate and Accessoriesw
3—Bulldlng Materials
6-Buslness and 'Otdce Equip.
meat
”-Fdfln and Dairy Products
56.1mm. Feed. Fertiliser
67—Oood Things to Eat
ilk-Household Goods ‘
ecu-Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
Clausehinery and Tools .

,z-e—deic Equipment
die-Seeds. Plants. Flowers

Eise-lwmee-‘ro our

7—Boorcs with Board
-Roonts without Board
bRootns tor Housekeeping
-Vscstlpn Pisces
ill—Where to Est ‘ '
:a—there to Stop in Town ,

 
 

( Terms and a... For Rent
«Houses S‘or Rent:

 

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' . payment down on any or these re-

ANNOUNCEMENTS

and... met. ‘Fonnd

POCKDerOOK—Conulining sum of
oney between Putnam Ave. and
ity Hall. Ferguson. 55 Putnam

Ave. Tel. 2640.

AUTOMOTIVE

Automates lbs Sale

FORD COACH—5 pass. run 7
months only. Price 6290. 6 months
to pay. 600 down. Telephone
Darlen 572.

AUBURN SEDAN—7 pass. 1922.
Price 8675. Phone asst-J. otter
bo'ci0ck.

THE NORWAIJt FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1891 96 Wall St. Norwaik

W. It. AUSTIN
South Norwallt
Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES d: SERVICE
' Westport
690 .,

 

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asst. some see new
Business Flacos'Fq- Rent 75

FOR RENT—Well established and
fully equipped Lunch Room on
Boston Post Road. It you are inter-
ested in a good location. where rea-
sonable'terml. may be arranged. get
in touch with us immediately.
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington St. South Norwalk

OFFICE ROOM -,- Steam heated.
Keeler'Bldg.. 155 Washington St.
Phone 1446.

Houses For Rent

MODERN-0 room house.‘ all inv-
provcnlonts. 'Boldcn place. first
district. Apply C. Ill. Slauson. 61
Wall street... Norwnlk. Phone
8200. « . ,

SMALL HOUSE—Of 4 rooms. part
improvements.‘ Rbn‘. 625 . per.
month. Apply 24 Clay St. South
Norwaik.

JEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

 

 

 

 

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i’iusinese Property For Sale till,

 

Repairing on all metres or cars.
Stolen by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait. _

AUTO EXCHANGE) GARAGE
s Elizabeth St. . Tel 6197

portraits snavxor. '

Business Services Offered It
MARINE M‘os'ono— ogerheuled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. 610.
FITZGERALD AWNING CO.
First & New Sis. Phone 3060

c s. b i n at
work. Plctuuv framing. mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
I. 0. 0.‘ E. Bldg. 80. Norwaik.

(leaning. Dyeing. Renovating 20

HELLO BIMOW hat? 'No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
' trimmed Locke swell Who did‘
the Job? The Practical enovsto
ing Hat Shop.. 11 N Main St. S.
Norwalk Confi.<tlp 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim.

. loving. Trucking Storage ‘ 96

NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
' Plano hoisting. Special vane (or
moving. 6 ton Mackdumps. ’00
Conn. Ave. Phone '319 daytime:
806-14 nlthts'.

 

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LOYMENT
. lieu: Wanted-female

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omLs WANTED~For hand iron-
ing. Norwalk Steam Laundry, 43
Day St. ‘

‘insr‘auot'mn
‘ Musical. Dancing. Dramatic dd

PIANO ms'rnucu'lorl. l:
vconserveto‘ry course. Miss if. De-
liee‘. Pupil of New York College of
nose 6 Putnam Ave, So.' Norwslit.
Near West Ave.

MERCHANDISE. . .
unreal Mcrcfisn'dise .4,

FOR BABE-4 775' SLIGHTLY USED
pl'sycr piano with rolls and bench
8875. Convenient to r m s. T H E
s'ronvaLi. rung co. South
Norwuk. ‘

9'03, SALE—pane urnlon'r 151-
one. tar. ran eroownLL
. mane co. so. Norwalk. .

GAYLORD PLAYER PIANO—With
bench and rolls. 86 note. Malice
any case. Good tone and action.

.‘Da’r’gain $848. Free delivery. Act

'~ quickly. call today. FOX PIANO

‘Co. South Norwalk. ' . ‘,

f RADIOS

we sell the tollowing radios. Ite—
aisles. Super-Heterodyne. Atwater-
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‘61 brings one to your home. Bal-

age Fox's my. easy to pay. _
ALFRED FOX PIANO CO.

‘ South Norwalk.‘ .

RADIO—used ’Atwater-Kent .. radio.
Taken in «change on B‘a‘dl'oih :0.
Price 665. , Convenient terms.
‘ BTUDWELL PIANO CO.

BOOKS AND BOLRD

 

‘ 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. SouthNorwnlk

 

, homes For s... 2 as

THE 'I‘AMMANY AGENCY.

 

Real Estate and ‘Insuranco\ 123
Washington St. Phone 3344.

EAST‘ NORWALK—ncw 4 room
house. nico‘ lot 46 x 110.‘ Price
51150. Also lot i5x100 nenr Stew-
nrd Ave. $250. cash; Largo lot
503140. Marvin Beach 81650. Ad-
dress P. 0. flex. 543. South Nor-
walk.

Ffi‘SALE—ldoai site for gasoline

tion on new concrete road at

Cannotftiale. First iilnc property

offered for commercial purposes.
NELSON s. HURLBUTT

74 Washington St. Phone 200.

. AUCTIONS—HOLDS
tun: socce-

The Connecticut. Slate Board 9!
Examination and Registration of
Nurses will hold he'llnnlml moot-
lng'danuary 5, 1990. at the Slade
Libr.ary Hartford. Conn. Examina-
tion for registration will be held at
the State Capitol, January 19th and
2001,1927

WINID‘RIID A. HART. It N.
6 Secrciary.

 

 

 

 

 

State Library, '
Hartford. .Conn.

SOLVENT NOTICE. .
District of Norwaik. as. Probate
court. December 16. A. 1).. 1020.
Estate 0: Annie ilylnan lute oil
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
The Court oi Probate for tho. Dis-
trict of Norwalk. huth limited and
allowed six months frfil the date
thereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-o
tlemcnt. Those who nettlect to pree-
cn‘. their accounts. properly attest-
ed. within ”said. time. will be de-
bnrred a. recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
SAMUEL HYMAN.
> ' Administrator.

CLASSIFIED DISPIIAY

 

 

 

Tel. Siamtord slush

S. 307'!“

Public Auctioneers 6t Appraisers
Buyers of All Kinds or

Paints. Hardware. Furniture. etc.

.556 MelnSt.

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m earns? reopen. .

WINDOW SHADES
PAINTS
ROOE‘. COATINGS-

 

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NORMAL]! ' SO. NOBWADK
56 Wall 66-. 6-10 W Lee.
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Booms With Board

FURNISHED ROOMS -— Furnished
room for one‘ or two persons with
or withoutboard. phone. accomo-
datlons ali'convenlcnce. Bath on
same floor house heated. quiet
convenient to station but trolley.
Phone or write 884141 or Box It.
clo Sentinel. ' ‘

Booms Without noel-o ,

FURNISHED — Front . room with
large closet. Housekeeping priv.
ileges. Use of kitchen and dining
room. Decker. 75 SpringStn near
Hamilton Ave.

A—L
REAL ESTATE roe RENT
. dpsrtmenta and mu ; re

9 DAY STREET-355 nice terse rooms
on first door. All improvements.
Large range. Heat. Vac t after
January. 1st. Inquire'secon door.

LIBERTY .SQUAREprartment or
6 rooms and bath. gas. electric

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

’ . lights. stationary tube. Rent :25

> month. Inquiry 64 South Main
street. or phone 60. ‘ ,

7 LARGE ROOMS-wwlth ell im~
movements. 72 Spring St. One
minute from It. 1t. Station. Phone
1616.

1 NEP’IfiJNE AVE—5 rooms. all
improvements. garage. set will“:

. price reasonable. .P’¥°|!°!‘7°-4

s .ROOMS-J'or «rent. all improve;
meals including heat. 905 Fla:
Hill Road. ‘Phone 2809. .

s ROOM House—wan all im-
provements. 10 Lows St...) min-
utcs from R. It. Station. . Vacant

from {danish .4313?!“ 2162-2. I. ,

 

 

 

 

 

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New two family house. consisting
of at: full sized rooms on each
floor. Modern in. every detail.
two hot water heating systems...
located in very good residential
section. $ .

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Several six and. seven ' room
. houses at: easonable ‘prices.

 

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Four rooms, bath, all improve-
meats. Heat furnished. Jaiilo
tor service. 645 00 per month
during winter, $35.00 per
month during summer. In.
quire of "

J. M LaytondtCo...

 

 

 

 

 

 

all

because he knelva that
things. But—he does
practical use.

A-B-C and 1-2—3 order.
' This wouldn’t be a

flatter 1~bnt he does

is filled with them!

 

The Man Who Goes After

Opportunity——

Knows the alphabet well enough to know
the “B” comes after “A” and that “0” comes
“B.” ’ And as soon as he learned to count
he found that 2 comes after 1‘.

lie doesn’t brag much about this knowledge

He goes after opportunity via The Sentinel
. AB-C Cluesiiied Columns—where all the pro-
' fitable offers are arranged for quick finding in-

he didn’t know that “B" comes after “A,” and

. ' ’ And the classified section would not be a
complptc catalogue 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 A- BC Classified Columns!
The A-B- O Classified Ads
Alwayt the Same-4n Service
Always Different—In Opportunity

everybody knows those
put this knowledge to

quick finding system it

know it!

 

 

 

 

 

 

' CLASSIFIED .9132?“
FOR SALE
ABSOLUTE; BARGAIN
8 “ Room
Modern Home

South N orwalk '
off West Ave.

All the beauty of modern

design in this house—All
the soundness of construc-
tion that better built, ty 0.
houses are noted for. Eigt

large light airy rooms and
gouty of closet room—

 

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cabled hardwood floors .

thru—out. A delightful
roomy tiled bath room—an
artistic fire-place, cement
cellal —~hot water heat—an
instantaneous hot water
heater. All» woodwork thru-
out of natural finish. Finest
location and neighborhood
in the city. This is a home of
the finest. Every improve-
ment—gas, city water, sew—'
er, electricity. Everything
in the very highest state of
newness. Near and handy

toeverything. Garage

available.
Priced for
Immediate' Sale

57 0.500

can. $3, 000 ' .

Excellent Terms
It will be a pleasure to show
you this beautiful bargain.

Gall Write or Phone 3915

Walter R. Ceilings

 
 
 

REALTOR
ain

~ CONNECTICUT
PATENTS

'l‘ll- following were issued DCCOllb
bt'l' ll, 1920. List compiled at the
only... of Wooster and Davis. patent
lull )I vs. Bridgeport.

Jul-lie J. Brown and W. 8. Tai-
lcrdx. Bridgeport. ignition device
and :‘yslenl for internal-combustion
Ongll'f‘l‘l.

I“l'.lilt:l8 C. Sanford. Bridgeport.
Krllvlllig‘ machine and cellterlcss
Si‘ll‘l'llllg‘ machine for tapering drills
and lllc like.

(Pmrgti ll. llart. West llal'tlouJ.
Olt‘i‘ll'll) switch.

ClllTOll Knowles. Hartford, genr
srllllllllg machine and back rest for
cylindrical grinders. _

Karl E. l’eller. West Hartford.
liming mechanism for glues feeders.

 

(ll ergo ll. Thorpe. llarlford. flush
\ulw.

Whiter E. Inghnln slid J. W. Dun
kw. Hartford. relieving n'lccllunlslll
for lollies.

l- ‘rml lllll'gc New Haven. propell-
In; .. mechanism. for boats. \‘fiscls
llllll the like. “

'llu-odorc S Colo. New llavcu.
storage-buttery construction.

l‘vvclvul 1". King. New
\Yl‘l‘lK'll. ' .

.lludloy .l'.
athletic shoe.

Obadiah Butler. Kililngiy. treating
mclul frictional surfaces.

John B. ll‘rcyslnger New Britain.
rscutcheon.

Joseph 0‘. Lamb,
ironing machine.

, Fayette Loister New Britain. dif~
frr-cnilal gear construction.
‘John R. Hall. Merlden,
tray (design)

Peter Hardman. Willlmanilc.
mounting thread and apparatus for
producing thread mountings.

Duncan C. Hooker. Farmington.
protection for cool. blowers.

Philip L. Johnson Wallingford.
forming metal parts from tubing.

James McCarthy. Waterbury.
breaching and swnging tool.

lluvcn,

Morton. New Haven.

New Britain,

serving

John J. Thacher. Wethersfield.
automatic lathe. .
Joseph R. Warner. Thomaston.
pocketknlfe. ‘

 

American .1 tourists spent more
than $33,000,000 in France last
year.

 

The beat plant fertilizer is liquid

 

manure.

Curl Scllramm. West Hartford. au--
.lulll.tilc milling machine.

 

 

 

Friday, December 17.

WALK). formerly \wmu, \vlll cele-
ln'uto the owning of its new studio
i-‘l'llluy nigh at 7: ill with a program
Inslln- at least lllltu hours. which
will i ciudo illllolil: its guests Paul Alt-
housc. lcnor. llmi Al'illur Middleton.
baritone. llobcl' Walla Kalln's or-
cllcatra and players of the N. 1'.
Philharmonic orchestra and other
high chum f'culurcs are listed. The
itenlinglou Bulld will provide §nuslcal

rulcrtuiumollt through and
WMAK at ' Also scheduled
for the sumo llOlll' will be the
drum... “A Southern Romance." from
CNIH. mud a nice club concert
from WN YO. 'l‘uo one-act plays. in-
cluding the force fnntasy. “Ablc's
lrlah llosc." will be microphoned by

Will! and WMAK at 0:00. V00 will
nonor the 05m anniversary of Edwnrd
tlclillwoll, celebrated composer. with
a special program at 0:00 and at the

sumo limo :50 voices will sing the,

"Messiah" from \\'LS. Ten o‘clock
finds three features with \VBAL
broadcasting the opera. “l"nticnccz"

WJZ. the Baldwin Hour, and WHK.
the U, S. Nuvni Band.

Slack face type indicates best features

 

All Programs Eastern Standard Time.

Leading East Stations.

WPG. ATLANTIC CITY. 299.6.
7:15 l'..\l.——Olgau: music to 8:30.
81;;0—Clli.'lilt‘a concert.

:IH‘o—Hllltim prom. concert orchestra.
lU:00—-’i‘u'n pl'r-llrnims in 12:00.

WBAL. BALTIMORE—246.

0:30 .l'..\l.—L')inuer program.
7:!l0—Mixod quartet: trio.

:1: oo—llllz slalom: string quartet.
10: 00—Opera. "Patience.
ll: OO—Duncn on hcsll'n.

NA C. BOSTON—430.1.

6:30 l‘.M.—~D.lllucr dance.

hull—Talk: Jackson‘s orchestra.

Stlquuurtci: l‘udiu skit.

limb-Soprano,- lied Honda.

GR. BUFFALO—319.

6:30 i'..\l.~—.\liumiaua orchestra. ‘

7:15—Snnta Clans talk.

7:15—Poultry talk: soloists.

Mill—Sumo us \\'l£.\l" in 10: 30.
11:00—l.oprz Stallcr orcll. (.2 hrs.)

WMAK. BUFFALO—266.

6:70 PAL -—:~.‘nnilt Claus.

7. '00-Sunday school lesson.

7: till—Program with W GY at 10: 00,

WTAM. CLEVELAND—369. 4.
12: (if) P \l. -Theatcr organ.

Gum-Collegian serenaders.

7 zoo—Arthur lines. talk.

7: rill—Studio program (2 hrs.)

0: ally-Smile as \\‘l‘ .~\l‘ to 10: 30.

. 10::lll—Studio program.
11:00—Rnnllmo Gardens orchestra.
WCX—WJR. DETROIT—517.

6:00 l'.l\i.~Goldkcito ensemble.

7. Ull—Gcldkclle' s Symphony Orcll.

8: nth—Studio plom'am.

10: Oil—Code lesson.

Secondary Eastern Stations

WHAR. ATLANTIC CITY—276.
5:00 1' .\i-Sc:lsl<ic trio
' WEEi.’ BOSTON—438.6.
-7::l0 l’..\i.-.\lllklncu.
Slum—Musical.
8:30—llurmony trio with WEAF.
{kilo—Girls quintet.
9:30—Sume us WEAF lo 10:30.
WHK. CLEVELAND-3272.6.
6:00 l'.il.——Slutlcr orchestrn.’
7:30—Snnta and Jack Claus.
8:00~«\'ocul m‘llsls.
9:00—5. Salkln. lat violinist. Cleve-
land Symphony orchestra.
10:30—U. s. Naval Band.
WWJ. DETROIT—352.7.
6:00 1‘,.\l.—-Dlnnor concert.
kiln—Michigan night.
9:30—Sutllc as iVBMv‘.
CNRA, MONCTON-SZZA.
8:00 P.M.—-l-.'lct drama. "A South-
ern Romance."
10:00—-C.\"llA dnnco orchestra.
CFCF. MONTREAL—411.
7:30 hilt—Alt. Royal concert arch.
9:00—‘liolir of music.
10:30—Josoph (1‘. Smith orchestra.
4 WHAP. NEW YORK—431.
‘ 7 '00 P. .\l. — SFnrlod proglaln; recital.
8'. lfi—Orgnn: talk; tcnox.
9: filo—Speaker: quartet at 10:15.
WHN. NEW YORK—36L
7:00 PAL—Artists: orchcs. to 12:30.

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New Title For King
George To Please
Irish Free State

LONDON~Grout Bl MW e govern.
lucnt “ill clulll'gc its nomenclature.
divesting itself of cv cll nominal
claim of rule over the Irish free
state-.ll’rcmlcr Baldwin announced in
the House of." Commons today.

The Premier stated that when
legislation is introduced ill the next
session to amend the king‘s title. so
as to eliminate reference to his being
the king of Ireland as agreed upon
in the recent. dominion conference.
he would propose that the British
Parliament be called "The ‘ rlin-
mom or the milled Kingdcn' " and
Northern Ireland" in the future.

 

Sugcrhcct growers in Alberta will

receive 67 a" ion for their boots this
your, the price being guaranteed.

 

 

By WILLIAMS

 

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' every symphony orcheara in tllls

, choruses.

. mark are in session 246 days every

‘ - year.

DAILY RADIO PROGRAM

WTIO. HARTFORD—475.9.
7:l5 PAL—Pianist; organ.
fizubsArilsts.
limo—Friendly Fuller Hour
10: 00—510th Bond Olchesiln.

won. WARK K~405.

7: ..‘0 P. M. -Chin Doo' s cl'l'hcsirs.
lizll0~Cowboy-comp0scr; N. 1'. U.
8:30-(mz nn.
- ll: 30—lllcclo concert hour.
10: ll l—(‘ ,vmbollst.
ll: llo-IIOSl‘lflilfl dance on: Metro.

WBZ. NEW ENGLAND-333d.
6:15 1' M. -—I.cnox ensemble
0: llo~liiciv.nelly' s orchestra.
7:00—lllurkcts; Sanborn’s orchestra.
8:00—I)cl'\l'all trio. soprano.
bum—Mysterious tenor.

ll Oil

8: (‘0

9‘ .00

ll: 00

EA
6: 00 PAW—Wald rf dinner music.
7: 00-0 uncut pill in tabloid
7: Ill—Trip with Santa Claus.
6:00—Happlness‘ Boys.
8. 30—llnrnmnll a limit. 3:00
9:00—Four ii altlull radio stars.
0:30-La France orchestra.
10:00—An lo Persians.
10:30—ltofe's Palals D'Or orchestra.

Wearing,‘ candy talk.
Mill-Astor concert orchestra.
6:32-—Stock and cotton quotations

and markets.
7:00—Columbla Santa Claus.
7::l0—Commodorc concert orchestra.
6:00—Serenaders: Bonnie Lsddles.
9:00—lll'cycr Hour.
10:00—Baldwln Hour.

10: 00
8: "0

string quartet.

Sum—Medical address.
9:00—Edwsrd McDowell program.
10: 0'.’--Coutlnllatlou of McDow ell prog.
10: 30—Svivania orchestra.
KDKA. PlTTsBUHGH—Sw.
6: 15 1‘. ii —-i)inncr concert.
7. '25—Tliarkct reports.
7. toy-U. of Pltt.. one-act play.
8: OO—KDKA string ensemble.
Sriill—Muslcnl inst. concert. vocalist.
9:00—Teabcrry Time.
WGY. SCH ENECTADY—an 5.
11:' ..5 AM --Time. weather. produce,
form flashes. stocks.
2' 1‘. M. —Hnrmony Twins.
6: (lo—Stocks: farm none.
6. 30-Sunday School lesson.
7:00—‘v' un Curler orchestra.
7:30—ch0). talk: instrumental.
moo—Remington Band.
MOO—Two one-act plays. “Able‘e
lrlsh Rose." and "The Wasp."
10: Oil-Baldwin Hour, string quartet.
11: oo—Psul Specht'e orchestra.

8:30

9:00

9' 00

11:00
8:00

8:00

8

10:00

WMCA. NEW YORK—341.
6:30 P..\i.—l\lc.\|piu orchestra.
7:30—Divlsion Street orchestra.
sum-Talks.

9:00—an review: poet. 4'3?)
10:00—Soprano; Eaton's orchestra. '
12:00—Mmllpln critertainnlcnt.

vc NEW YORK-526. 11:15
7: 35 RM. —Songs: fish talk.
moo—Broom n-Edlssn Glee club. 6200

9: Oil-Manda inlet :songs.
10: oil-Church oracu.
WCAE. PITTSBURGH-461. 3.

6:00 J'M.»Two ol'chs. in 7: 30.

7. Ro—Kay-bce: motor. health talks.
7:50—-Bscred music by chol r.

8: fin—Same as W EAF to 10t30.
10: til—Nixon. Cov ato's orchestra's.
11: "0—Fireman‘ s Protecinc Assn. prog

wcsri. PORTLAND 500

g: 00 P. M. -Chlpmnn Hour

9:00—"The Treasure Hunters. "

10: 00-Studlo promam.

WABC. RIOHMOND PULL—316.

8:70

10:00

11:00
1:00

:3—(0
1": 0‘0

WRC. WASHINGTON—469.
:: 23 ls‘tllil. —Golfllatlatn.s“grcllestrn.

- rngqunc: HF ro am
f Oil—Same as WJZ p m
0 00—Anglo Persians with WEAF.

12:00

1:00
11:30
~1:30

 

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.\ if
11; lll)-—Poll(‘y Porter Home Talk
1" ‘li.
0: 30—A Message from Santa Claus.
6: (fro-To be announced. _
7:00—Rndlo Chain Store Orches-

it'll.

7:30—‘1‘0 be announced.
7:45——Ray Voorhees. baritone.
8: OO—Carr Battery lunicriaillms.
S: 30—Raybcstos Silver Edge Sex-

I‘.
8:

dis

Leading DX Stations.

11: 15’0""‘;'{~"' t.

10: lM—(‘Iueslcnl conceit.
11: filo—Connie“ carnival

10: 00—0lchCntru; artists to 11:00.
WEBH—WJJD CHICAGO—370.

{WU-Children's lnusll-ul hout.
10: ll0~Strinu trio; nllr'llfsll‘ll.
11: 00—0rcllcstl'n; It‘lillll'tht'

* ' -- - ' ' llii pl'oul'ulll.

9:l5—Lontra|lo. plunlst. baritone. 13-00 Vl‘v‘O‘llm- 5““ .

10: 08—llclsnlans orcllrsim. WGN—WLIB. CHICAGO~303.
F. NEW YORK—492. ll .00 I' .\l. -—\lul-l<-:ll.

)0: “ll—Anglo icrsilllls with \\'l] Mi
ll|: llo—Saul 'n' licmy,
2'.00-Cor'lcll and Gosdcu' Will to 1: 0'0

9' 00-"Me§slah. " church chorus.

10: llo—Male qunllct: trio.

11:00—Shmv:boat or:glln
WF

11:30--I"urrcli'Ns orchestra. 71m 1v_.\1._.( .mlctisl. pianist.

WJZ. NEW YORK—45!» 9:30-1l. iluvlrs mm. ruellnl.
1: 00 P.‘\l-—Amhosandor trio woc, DAVENPORT—~484-
2: 00—“Your Daily Menu." “They Are 8: "0 l'. Ill. ~Iilclody miners.

9: ill—Hume na.\il:1.-\i“.
10: .O—Lccluro on Abraham ilucoln.

WBAP, FORT WORTH-476.
n::.'ltl—\\'.

limo—lineup! iu'uo I'unl
KTHS . HOT SPRINGS—375.

Yolanrio Vacri. pianist; Egon 10 00 \I ”hold lmul, nlilslfi.
Frank Kornateln. viola. 11: Ulwl—Hlll‘lgtl nl'rm'lliunisl
moo-pm Spscht‘s orchestra. wDAF. KANSAS CITY-365.6
WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—395. 0:00 l'.)i.—~’lo lm :lllllOllilCL'hl
8: 00 PM. -—Arcad|a coucclt orcll. pzsduiinmc us \\'I':.\l".
8530—5111110 ns \VEAI" to 10' 30. 12:45 .\..\1.-—.\’h;llllumll frolic.
10: {ill-\rcudln. dance OICliOBIl‘m KFI. L05 ANGELEs—467.
WOO. PHILADELPHIA—508.2. 11:00 PAL—Organ. \ocul soloists to
7:30 P.).—~Sylvnnla orchestra. 2:00 .1. m.
7:55—.\d ress; dinner music. 1:00 M,tli,—-—.\l;ll-h;r»lll orchcsll-u,

ii; lJO—llellliuisccnces of a Reporter.
11:30—Ol'mill.‘

{milk-Banjo quartet.
lumu—imulllc octet.
11:00-’l<‘\iclnnollfi orchestra.

mull—Soloists. string quartet
10 :ll0—l‘ohhlcs:
nus—Dance orchestras to

"NOW—Violinist. pianist.
10:50—11'MAQ nil' lllli‘. .

.9: 00—Dnnrc plug mm.
12: Oil—Duned- wournm

7:30 PM .-—Osla opening. program. —— l :l l s .
CNRT. TORONTO-9569 M [VII g wognlhl-ll‘l—sze.
6:30 RM. --King Edward orchestra. 10: 00 P..\iW.-~Clzlssic ll llluja'll ill].
5: Oil—"Chemislly ill L‘lm'ellday Life.” KPO. SA N FRANClSCO—lZS.
9; 00-— Sllring orchestra. 11:00 i'..\l.-L':liliria« orchestra.

The California town of Vallejo is
now being supplied

pie,
warlord-welded into the one piece.

 

WSB. ATLANTA—428.3.
l'. le..-—l. 0. Lung pl'uullllu.

CHICAGO~536.
P. M. ——l"alllll,v lioul'.

wasM. cmcloo—zze
1' .li ~ngilt llll\\'l\‘$.

i'. \l. -0rcllcsllll: soloists.

llllliilt‘dl in l'.‘

WLS. CHICAGO—344 6.
1". Eli. ~'i‘l'lo; Ot'lli'l.

 

Ol".lli to l.
AA. DALLAS—4 75. g

KOA. DENVER—322.4
l' .\l. ~Ol‘tlll‘n‘llli2 is Kim. incl. '.

i-‘. Riv-Slime]. of limit: concert.
1 ‘lmil'l: nrunllist.

 

 

WHAS. LOUISVI LLE—400.
l'..\l.~l(clllucllv Cal'lilllnis.

9:30~—Kosair auditorium concert.
WCCO.

MINN-. ST. PAUL—416. f

P.)I.—l3lillfl.

10:00—77'el'sluns will: \i'liAI".
'10. SO—Luthcr Seminary male chorus.
11: 05~Nankin Cafe orl-;ll

artists.
WSM, NASHVILLE— 283.
l‘ \l ~Sopl'.nno

KGO. OAKLAND—361.
PAL—41. (7. .\. program.
WRVA. RICHMOND—265.
PAL—Music Clubt'pl'ogl'om.

OX. ST. LOUIS—280.2.
I'.Ni.-—l~'tl'lnl; quul'lci: sopl‘clm

Scotch program.
2:00 a. m.

econdary DX Stations.

WORD. BATAVlA—275.
MAL—Studio program.

WENR. CHlCAClO—ZBG.
PAL—Popular program.
ASL—Frolic -(3 hrs.)

WHT. CHICAGO—400.
T‘.M.—l~'cnturcs, Sunbeam girls.
WMAQ. CHICAGO-447.5.
P.DI.-‘-l';ll\\‘lii'dfl orchestra.

WHO. DES MOINES—EZG.
l' Iii. ~12 llllkl i 3 tl‘o.

WOK. HOMEWOOD—Zi?

P. Ill. —D.lmc olcllestras. thcniz.
pl'ogrnm (312; ill's:)

KHJ. L05 ANGELES—«iosl.

JIM—Harpist. Scotch comedian
.\..\l.-—E\l:.l'lnni<l nl'ullcsll'u.
WMC. MEMPHIS—500.
‘ooper‘s OlWCllf'Sllii.

-l‘.-ll.'u.,'c dance or -l.<;..il'.'-..
ASL—Stairs m'c leSlll.
KFOA. SEATTLE—«455.3.
'P..\i.—Siu(lio turf-gram.
.l.l\l.—-l—Ioot Ollie.

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M. .

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from the Studio.

 

water from a.
through a Ol'c-
miles long The pipe

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9:00—quuotte Plano Co. Hour of
Music.

Test Answers I

there are the anewers to the ques-
tions which appear on the comic
page. The sentences which appear
in the test are written correctly be~
low:

1—Any of the three autos will do.

z—The effect was gorgeous.

 

 

We Are our Own Whole-
Salers and Retailers 01

Quality Groceries

A. F. Beekmannfo

 

 

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rect. ‘ l

 

4—Whom did you see yesterday?

Inc.
Washington Street
Phone 3565 So. Norwalk

 

5—.How many buftalocs'are there
in the zoo?
' .G—He told the boy to run quickly
to the store.

7—I saw him.ycstcl'day.

S‘s-John is the taller of the two.
. S—May a. youth under 21 years
vote?

Ill-“George, get the tickets."

Secs Reviving Choral

 

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NEW milk; Dec. .16.. (Api— '
America‘s interest in choral singing

 

Interest Since War ,. .

 

is being revived after a.poriod in

 

which it almost disappears ssqrig
Sicphen Townsend. chorusm ter.ot
the Friends of Music.

Townsend believes that eventually
there will be in connection with

 

country a. body ct singers to be ‘
known as tho symphony chorus.
"It an orchestra can get a. good
conductor and adequate soloists for
a chorus it can go: all the choristw
ore it wants." he said. ."The reg- ,
ular chorus oi the Friends 0! Music
numbers approximately 100. ‘but we
always have more applications than
we can accommodate. Many of them
volunteer their services without ask-

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in; pay."

He thinks it is possible to de-
velop n chorus in the aims manner
as an individual singer. pointing out
that Ethel Hayden, Reinald Wer-
rcnrath. Lambert Murphy. Meller‘
Olcott. Mme. Charles Cahlcr. Mme.
Schumann-Hclnk, Richard Crooks
and a. host of other artists of to-,
day. passed a lot of time singing in

 

I’ractlcally all the schools of Don-

ycar. The average loss per pupil on
account ct illness is 8.6 days per

 

. Controllable forest fires this year
in Alberta. Canada. amounted to

 

 

 

one-tenth of the

 

: ‘ .IIH‘V-.‘_‘l ,' ‘ -
.uadsrs. gutters. tin roots and
)ehoet- metal work promptly at-
tended to.

number reported.

rm U8 .SEBVE YOU

Nash Raymond
,8: Dean Co;

. 3i Frankilo’b'irom. ‘
South Norwsllt. Donn.

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