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THE EVENING SENTINELJ—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1926.
PAGE ELEVEN
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1 Special rates for yearly advertising
Upon request.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
a...“ of roses." 2
CARD OII‘ THANKS.
We wish to thank our relatives
and many friends for their kindness .
and floral tributes during the illness
and death of our beloved' husband
and father.
(Signed)
MRS. MATHEW GALBO and family
CARD 0F THANKS.
I wish to extend my sincere thanks
to neighbors and friends for the
many kindnesses and for flowers and
cards sent me in my late bereave-
ment.
(Signed. ) ‘
BONITA 13.11121).
Strand. uost. Found ill
LOST "BOW—Black and white col-
lie dog with collar and Norwalk ll-
cense. Please telephone any infor-
mation to 3750J.‘
AUTOWOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale 11
FORD COACH—6 pass. run 7
months only. Price $290. 6 months
to pay. 590 down. Telephone
Darion 572. '
AUBURN SEDAN—7 pass.
OPrlce $875.
6 o'clock.
1022.
Phone 3864-1 after
‘ '1'11'11 staunch Allows
As An Accommodation
Extension of its Public Service,
CREDIT
to those
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on. the date of first
insertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will be paid
before the so on day cash
discount has spit-ed. The
. continuation of the policy
is dependent on the co-‘
operation given by the public
in minimizing collection ex- ,
penses by prompt payments.
\
ANNOUNCEMENTS——
I—Doaths .
z—(iard of Thanks
l-ln Memoriam _ , .
lei-mineral Directors
d-j-Monuments. Cemetery 1m
9—Societies and Lodges
toe-Lost and Found
AUTOMOTIVE—
A-a-Automoblie Agencies
ilwnutomcbiies-‘For Ssls
iz—Aute .Trucks. For. Sale '
il—Anto ‘Accessories
14—Oarages-Autos for hire
‘15-—Motercycles and Bicycles
17—Wanted—Automotlvs
BUSINESS SERVICE—
ll-Business Services Offered
. 19-v-Buiiding and' Continuing
21—Dreasmcktng and “misery
zzé-Hesting. Plumbing. Roofing
BRA-insurance and Surety Bonds
:5—Trucking—Storags
2-6‘—Paintlng. Papering. Decorst'
: lnl
zs—Professional Services
IDs-Repairing and Refinishing
sea-Tailoring and Pressing
8.1-Wanted—Buslness Set-Vice
EMPLOYMENT——
aim—Employment Agencies
szq—Beip Wanted—Female
—Help Wanted—Hale
“basin—54‘
35—Solicltors. Canvasssrs. Agents
86—Situstlons Wanted—Fenian
87-Situstions Wanted-hush
l'iNANCIAIa-A- ‘ .
' st—Buslness Opportunities
.5 40—Moncy to Loan—fliertgsgss
INSTRUCTION—
ta—Local [attraction Classes
7 ilr-Mllsléd’l. Dancing. Dramatic
‘f I46---Wa"nted---instruetlon
STOCK—-
_ min-4pc“ Csts. on.» rm
1 {Cw-Eon“ Cline. Vehicles
n. dds-Poultry and Supplies
" IO—Wsnted—les Stock
MERCHANDISE-—
. ilt—Articles For Sale
51-a—Barter and ‘Escllugo
nd Dairy Products
' Feed. Fertiliser 1. -
Sit—Good Things to Est
59—Household Goods .
60—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
. . u—Mschinery and Tools. '
63~Musicai Merchandl,
oz-s—ltsdlo Equipment
u—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
64-Speclsls at the Stores
gee-Wearing Apparel .
= Wanted-To Bus r]
RDOMS AND BOARD-
Nth—Rooms With Board
.lI—Rooms Without Board
s -1‘iooma for Housekeeping
[10...l'moation Pisces
71—Whers to Est
sci—Where, to Stop in Town .,
~ retracted-Booms or Board
' , us'r4'rn FOR RENT-'
Apartments and flats ‘ 1
Business Places for Rent
‘ Farms and Land For Rent .
lei-Houses For Bent
.rpuwmees and bass Boom
Ian-Shore and ifountsln ~76:
1 i
NAG! BROS—Storsgd. All kinds le-
Ie and Female . . »
' RADIO—used Atwater-Kent radio.
THE NORWALR FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1831 95 Wall St. Norwalh
_ W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwailr
Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES 6s SERVICE
[Westport’
590
Repairing—Service Stations II
Repairin; on sll makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car bed while you wait.
AUTO ll: CHANGE GARAGE
s Elisabeth St. Tel 4127
Business ssavmn
Business Services Offered,
MARINE MOTORS— overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. $10.
WFITZGERALD AWNING (:0.
First 8: New Ste. Phone 3080
ornomnnmo—ana os‘binst
work. Picture framing. mirrors
and upholsterers’ supplies. Chair
on ins. etc. A Berg-trout. New
I. 0. O. E. Bldg. So. Norwslk.
IO
KIAL ESTATE 1011’. RENT
I Apartments and lt‘lsls 7d
1 NEPTUNE AVE—0 rooms. all
improvements. garage. set range.
price reasonable. Phone 3476.
6 ROOMS—-For rent. all improve-
ment; including heat. 306 Flax
Hill Road. Phone 2803.
6 ROOM HOUSE—With all im-
provements. 10 Lowe St., 2 min-
utes from R. R. Station. Vacant
from Jam-lat. Phone 2102-2.
SIX ROOM APARTMENT -— ALI.
garage. New house. inquire Ales
White. 35 Lowe St.. Phone 2858.
asst. ESTATE rcn Ruli-
”Business Places For Rent 75
For. nnN'r—Wen established at
fully equipped Lunch Room
Boston Post Road. It you are inter-
ested in a. good location where rea-
sonable termn may be arranged. get
in touch with us immediately.
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington St. south Norwalk
OFFICE ROOM. - Steam healed.
Koeicr Bldg. 155 Washington St.
Phone 1446.
Houses For Rent 77
MODERN—6 'room house. all im-
provements. Bcldcn place. first.
district. Apply C. E. Slauson. 61
Wall street. Norwaik. Phone
3200.
SMALL HOUSE—Of 4 rooms. part
improvements. Ilen‘. $25 per
month. Apply 24 Clay St... South
Norwalk.
JEAL ESTATF FOR SALE
" Business Property For Sale its
Good brick business block for sale:
this one brings income. ‘As it 1s 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 Norwnlk
Houses For Sale 84
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
Real Estate and, Insurance. 123
Washington St. Phone 8344.
FOR SALE—~Ideal site for gasoline
station on new concrete road at
Cannondaic. First timt property
offered for commercial purposes.
NELSON S. HURLBUTT
74 Washington St. Phone 200.
Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating so
HELLO Blur—New hstt No. the
old, one cleaned blocked and
trimmed looks swell _Wbe did
the Jebt.‘ The Practical Renovat-
in: list Shop.‘ 11 N Main St. '8.
Norwsik Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is ‘. our aim.
Movinif. melting Siorlgo as
cal and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting Special vans for
moving. 6 ton Mack dumps. 100 ,
Conn. Ave. Phone 316 daytime:
804-16 nights. . .
INSTRUCTION,
' Musical. Dancing. Dramatic " d4
PIANO lNSTRUCTiON.
Conservatory course. Miss J. De.
iiee. Pupil of New York College of
Music. 6 Putnam Ave. So. Norwalk.
Near West Ave.
Musical Merchandise
FOR SALE-Used musical
ments slide trombone. 885 Cornet.
. 816 Cornet. $20 Trumpet. $40. All
' above are silver plated with Gold
bell complete in case and in good
condition. PRUNYI. 39 Belden
Aye. Nor. ‘ ‘- " ‘ '
FOR SALE—8 775 SLIGHTLY USED
player piano. with rolls and bench
8675. Convenient to r m a. TH E
STUDWELL PIANO 00», South
Norwalk. _ ‘ .
FOR SALE—USED UPRIGHT PI-
”10.185. THE BTUDWELL
. PIANO CO. So. Norwsilt. ‘ '
GAYLORD PLAYER PIANO-g-With
bench and rolls. 88 note. Maho-
gsny. case. Good tone and action.
. Bargain $348. Free delivery. Act
quickly. call today. FOX‘ PIANO
‘Co. South Norwalk. '
RADIOS .
We sell the following radios. na-
dioise. Super-Heterodyne‘. Atwater-
Kent. Bosch
syruent down a any of these rs-
_.os brill!- one to your; home. Bai-
antic Fox's wa. essyt
ALFRED ox PIANO?y CO.
' ~ Beutthorwsik.
Taken in exchange on Radiola 20.
Price 645.. Convenient terms.
STUDWELL PIANO CO. '
scene can sosltn .
. Boonie With hoard ' 67
FURNISHED ROOMS —— Furnished
' , room for one or two persons with
or without board. phone. accomo-
datie‘ns all convenience. Bath on
same floor Loose heated. quiet
.'a'convenient to station and trelley.
Phone or write 3841-3 or Be: R.
elo Sentinel. ‘ .
Boosts Without Soup ,ss
"'71.“!
FURNISHED .'.. Front room
largo closet. Housekeeping priv-
lléges. Use of kitchen and dining .
‘rooms ..
eker. 75 Spring St. near
Hamil“ , _ .
ADO. . ,
instrn- .
Freshman. Small '
EAST NORWALKh-On trolley line.
house of 7 rooms. bath. all im-
provements. adjoining lot 50 x 150.
2 car garage. Fruit. work shop 12
x 18. Telephone 2097.
aucrions—Lbellfs
Legal Notice] Oi
, AT;A COURT" OF PROBATE.
holden at Norwaik within and for
the District of Norwalk on the 17
day of December 1926.
Estate of. Ann Marla Schiburske
late of Norwalk in said district. d0-
ceased
Whereaa administrator has exhib-
ited his account to this Court for
adjustment and approval.
Ordered: That the matter of the
adjustment and allowance of said
account he heard and determined at
the Probate office in Norwalk on the
24 dayof December 1926. at 10
o'clock forenoon. and that public no-
tice thereof be given to all persons
interested therein by publishing this
order in a. newspaper having a siren.
iation in said district at least five
days before said day of hearing.
Harlin: W. GREGORY
Judge.
onscmmn DISPLAY
Tel. Stamford 4743-9
.8. BOTFAN
Public Auctioneers 8: Appraisers
Buyers of All Kinds of ‘
Paints. Hardware. Furniture. etc.
554 Main St. 4 Stamford
Forests once covered 322 million
per cent of this area has been re-
duced.
our our: WAY
Oppo
things. But—lie does
practical use.
A-B-C and 1-2-3 order.
is filled with tlieml
The Man Who Goes After A
rtumty—
Knows the alphabet well enough to know
that “B” comes after "A” and that; “C” comes
after “B.” And as soon as he learned to count
' he found that 2 comes after 1.
:10 doesn’t brag much ..bout this knowledge
because he knows that everybody knows these
He goes after opportunity via The Sentinel
A-BC Classified Columns—where all the pro-~
fitablc oifers are arranged for quick finding in
This wouldn’t be a quick finding system it
he didn’t know that “B" comes after “A,” and
2 after I—but he does know it!
And the classified section wouldlnot be a
complete 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- B- C Classified Columnsl
The A-B- 0 Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service .
Always Different—In Opportunity '
put this knowledge to
AUOTIONS—LEGALS
amalgamatisriefl
Is-gsi N otlccs
SOLVENT NO'i‘lCE.
DISTRICT 010‘ NORWALK. SS..
PROBATE COURT. December 9. A.
D.. 1926.
Estate of Charles H. Pearce. late
of Norwuik in said District. deceas.
ed.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed all: months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set»
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. propsrly attest—
ed. within suid time. will be. debar-
rod 0. recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
1. REDERICK Ii. PEARCE.
Executor.
or LIGHT. DUNBAR & QUINLAN.
his Attorneys.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
F or Rent
Four rooms, bath, all improve-
ments. Heat furnished. Jani-
torservice. $45.00 per month
during. winter, $35.00 per
month during summer. In-
quire of
‘.I. M. Layton & Co.,
Inc.
- 36 Washington Street
So. Norwalk,‘ Conn. Tel. 35
For Sale
A ‘Well Established
.GARAGE
and Auto-Accessories business
in a very good location, doing
a very good business, reason
for selling on 'account of poor
health. Inquire Sentinel ‘Of-
fice.‘ "care of Box 93.
FOR SA
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
8 Room
Modern Home
South Nerwaik
off West Ave.
All the beauty of modern
design in this house—All
the soundness of construc-
tion that better built ty e
houses are noted for. Eigt
large light airy rooms and
lenty of closet room-—
oubled hardwood floors
thru-out. Adelightful
rodmy tiled bath room—an
artistic‘ fire-place, cement
cellar—hot water heat—an
instantaneous hot water
heater. All woodwork thru-
out of natural finish Finest
location and neighborhood
the finest. Every improve-
ment—gas, city water, sew-
er, electricity. Everything
in the very highest: state of
newness. Near and handy
to everything. Garage
available. , ‘
Priced . for
Immediate Sale
$101500
Cash $3,000
Excellent Terms
It will be a pleasure to show
you this beautiful bargain.
Call, Write or Phone 8915
Walter R. Co
REALTOR
in the city. Tins 1sahome of 4
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' DAILY RADIO PROGRAM I
Saturday, December 18.
Ethel Loginskn, famous pianist. and
stated to be the only woman symphony
orchestra conductor in the world. will
give a lenvlninnte recital from Wi-lifil
at 7: 45 for the first radio feature Sat-
urday night. W'l‘it) will offer the
next attraction. the Philharmonic
billll uortct.a Ten minutes
later tlo Boston ohmphnny Orches-
trs will broadcast through W871 and
at 6:25 the New York ’hilharmonic
Orchestra. under the direction of Wil-
liam Mongelbcrg. will lender"l a con-
cert through WJZ. WGY and WHO.
Walter Damrosch will give a drum-
nllo piano recital of We ner‘s “Got-
terdammerung." or “'I‘w eight of the
Gods." through “IMF and 13 sta-
tions at 9: 00. Vice President Dawes,
irvin Cobb Charles M. Schwah. ex-
Govsrnor William C. Sprout of Penn-
svlvsnia. “ill s nk through WJZ and
WGY Yat 9: 30 urlng the annual din-
ner of the Pennsylvania Society of
New Y‘oxk .
Ilsck face type Indicates best features
All Programs Eastern Standard Time.
Leading East Stations.
WPO. ATLANTIC CRY—290.3.
7:i5 l‘.l\i.—Organ: dinner music.
5:30—l‘lanist. Journey to great musi-
cians' houses.
9:00-—Cholsen. Trsymore concerts.
, 10: 00-—Amorican Composers' night.
10: «lo-cw“: n Pier dance orchestra.
WTIC. HARTFORD—475.9.
6:00 i'.1ii.—-lluh qunru-l: soloists .
7:00- unrtrt: Bible study.
szpoo— llharmonic Brass Quartet.
0' .-00—\\’nt1 r hill v llOlll.
10100—0110: “or‘tlu orchestra.
WOR. NEWARK—405.
7:10 RM.—\'nn<ivrhilt dance arch.
8:00—-lludlo li‘l‘nllkfil orchestra.
Szta—Mniuloline: trio.
mum—Leigh's Buddies; vocalists.
11:05—(‘nrlinn ’l‘ol‘l'nl-o ort'llostl'n.
WBZ. NEW ENGLAND—333.1.
6:15 l'..\l.--t)mnn.
6: 30-No"\\combs Sor'lrlv orchestra.
7: 00—Mnrkots: agricultural features.
7: lS—“illrutor orum lnuio quartet.
8: iii—Boston Symphony orchestra.
10: lS—lleElsmun' s ("'3' ‘.lV‘SiHl.
AF. NEW YORK—492.
6:00 1' .lil. —\\"n|1io|f dinner music.
0: 45—“An Airplane 1".liglli. "
7:I|0—-lloliu'nu orl‘hrsirm
7. .l0—-(‘olmnbi '1 Univ: rsth orchestra.
8:00—“'i‘ho Wench Mnid." musical
comedy.
MOO—Walter Damrosch, dramatic pl-
iano recital of "Gotterdam-
merun ."
iO:iO—-—I.o l'm‘oquct de Paris dance.
“too—Vincent Lopez orchestra.
WJZ. NEW YORK~455.
1:00 l'. Al. —-\'oi-ng'n mN'thestia.
mos—noxmmn-m. discussion.
Uny \\ ook.‘
4:30—l ‘nul Specllt's orchestra.
7:00—-Don \‘oorhoss orchestra.
8:00—Iinl'it0llt. ic‘nm.
8:25—N Y. Philharmonic Society
Orchestra conceit.
3:30—Pcnnsylvnnla Society dinner.
prominent speakers.
10:30—~iuck linnm .4 orchestra.
" Five
c. BOSTON—430.1.
6:30 I‘..\ l.--Dinner dance. .
hill—Business burcnu talk.
MOD—Popular.
llzflo—Iiuckmlnisicr orchestra.
10:05-Coplry Plaza orchestrn.
WOR. BUFFALO~319.
9:00 1W. M. -Same as \Vl-lAl"
MAK. BUFFALO—466.
6: 70 Iv‘v. M —0nondnga music.
7. 30—Theater musical.
9: 30—i.afdyette dance orchestra.
10:30-Buffslo A. C. dance orchestra.
WLW CINCINNATI—422.3.
7: 00 1‘ ill. —Org an.
8: (JO-Secksiary Hawkins Radio Club.
1:30—mwson-lucclnln quartet.
9: 00—4: astle liarm dance.
.CLEVELANO-389.4.
12: 30 P. M. -—Hnmhoo Garden orch.
6: ill-4‘ lc\ clund orchestra.
7:15—Bluo 1' lash “'lzuld.
8: 00—llollcnden Hour.
9: 00—Same as WEAl‘.
10: Oil—Ev Jones' s Merryngaksrs (3 hrs)
WJR DETROIT —-5..169
7: 00 P M -—-Ol'chestrn; soloists.
9; 00—Studio program.
11:30— Merry Old Chief."
Secondary Eastern Stations.
WHAR. ATLANTIC CITY-275
6:00 PAL—Seaside trio. .
WEEI. BOSTON—438.6.
6:45 l‘..\l.-—Lido Venice orchestra.
Nib—Ethel Leglnskn. pianist.
8:00-l\inslcal with WE Al" to 10: 00.
WKRC, CINCINNATI—422.3
10: 00 PAL—Swiss Garden orchestra.
11: OO—Populnr program: dance.
ws sAl. CINCINNATI—326.
8:00 PAL—Sextet.
limo—Same as \Vi-IAI".
12:00—Hotei Sintou orchestra.
WHK. CLEVELAND—272.6.
6:00 Rid—Dumbest Flnk's orch.
7: fin—Santa and Jack Clans.
l: Oil—Choir. Christmas program.
9: 00—Melody I30) s.
10: 00—W HK Happy Hours.
11:30-—Whozit program to 12:00.
WWJ. DETROIT-352.7.
9:00 P.M.-—Snme as WEN“.
WOBS. NEW YORK—316.
7:45 l'.ili..--\rcndia orchestra.
8: t5...Numcroiogy.
9: Oil-Soprano. string ensemble.
WFi PHILADELPHIA—394. 5.
617:0 l'. .‘\l, —— \rhlphln orcln‘5‘tla
7:00—'l‘uy tab 3.
sum—Sensor: tupiv‘v.
tizl-O—Smno as '\\’i-;.\I".
lilLlIO—Mnlc quul'lnl.
l‘J;‘.l0—-.\(ielpliia linni‘c orchestra.
WIP. PHlLADELPHIA—5081.
6:15 l‘.l\l.——llcn Franklin orclwstm.
6:45—Mnrkets; children‘s. sport talks.
8:15—11. .'ilendclssohn. violinist.
9:15—Wil’ mixed quartcl.
9: 35-llnnio dill ls .
10: 05—]lcn I rnnklln orchestra.
ll: 05—’i‘iientcr organ.
KDKA, PITTSBURGH—309.
6:15—iinnd.
7:15—1'ost radio chat.
8: 00~llanil. t:‘.0llil '.llltl
WGY. $CHENECTADY——379.5
11:55 A.‘\i. ~Tlmc, ucaihcr, produce.
farm flashes.
’6: 30 l‘. \i.-—0noudnga dinner music.
7‘30—iluffnlo theater musical.
8:25—N. Y. Philharmonic orchestra
with WJZ
MSG-Pennsylvania Society dinner.
11: 00—Van Curler dance program.
9: 40--Trio. pianist; contraito.
10:80—Arrowhend inn orchestra.
WMCA. NEW YORK—341.
7:00 PAL—Talk, soprano.
8:30—Timeoiogy.
3:30~Hae‘aiiun music. soprano.
10:30.Nest orchestra.
11:00.Mc.-\lpin orchestra.
12:00—McAlpin entertainers.
NYC. NEW YORK—526.
7: 35 P. lit—Violinist. instrumental.
9: Oil—Soprano, coutralto.
9:30—Pennsylvsnls Society dinner.
lpromlnent speakers.
. WCAE. PITTSBURGH-7461.
6:00 ELL—Two orchestras.
8:00-Same as WEAF‘ to 10: 00.
10. Oil—Nixon. Covato's orchestla.
WAHO RICHMOND HILL—315.
19:00 PH 5:. ~Cencert orchestra
c. WAS HlNOTON—469.
7:15 l‘.M.——Wsrdmun orchestra.
Leading DX Stations.
WSB. ATLANTA—423.3.
0100 ’i‘.!\l‘.—~.\lllniunl.
lids—dined ilrip slulark.
KYW. CHICAGO—4:36.
8:00 l'.l\l.»—l“mnily imnr.
9:00--t~‘ilnllo nlusll‘nl.
li’l:(m—-t"|nssivnl ('nnwi'i.
ilzllli—lfonm‘i‘ss t‘llilll\:ll.
WBBM. CHICAGO—226.
‘..‘~l.~-tll'('lnt. llllll-RIS In 3.70 -.
111.; Mulltllnuks .'It 12‘": n. in,
WEBH—WJJD. CHICAGO-570.
8:00 i'..\l.—-tin'lnstr:l: bolus.
fllllO-Vlt‘lul'iulls: irm in 12.
12:00—-Orcin-strn; cones in 3:00 :1.
WGN—WLIB. CHICAGO—303.
0 (\0 l‘. \I. ~ 51:1: n we \\'|‘2 \l".
10: 00.0mm polled. "Cnvnlcrin Hustle
can a.
11:00—h‘lm 'n‘ lit in , limit:
tnmr: t,‘m‘r<‘l| :ciul (imam:
gm; (lililtlvtl'ild In if” n.
WLS. CHICAGO—34m.
P.M.—Naiionn| inmr dance: or.
chestra; entertainers to 2:00.
WMAQ. CHICAGO—448.
9:00 P.M.-—P|lcto|oguo.
0::20~’l‘in‘:itr-r 1mm,
liltilU—l‘upnlnr 5:01;: (51‘1".
WF'AA. DALLAS—476
7:30 PAL—Jilin. 1:035 (\Ii'lnnlzn.
itzil||-anrnnm pianist.
lfiztItI—Jm's orchestra
WOC. DAVENPORT—~45”.
800 l .\l.—"i.‘l'io soprano. \lh‘ll‘llOllF.
9; 00—1) illerFl ii “1th “1.
KOA. DENVER~3224
13:30 .‘.xln-"l‘ll‘li' lxrl'm'n i's till‘ liN'ZIl.
WBAP. FORT WORTH—475.9.
8:30 l’..\l.- Minds) sc'lmul lv'e'smt.
1|;tlii—-l'1:lm.<f.
lllzso—Snniluu'rr sill.
WX. HAVANA-400.
men—munwm quail: I: ul‘t'hs it) ‘i‘
1(1;3Ll——lloll)'\\nml uu‘h- ~‘.I"l.
KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—375.
10:00 PMs—1740‘s bmni. male q‘lm'
ll: .i"-—l):lll'(0 lml-r‘,
WDAF. KANSAS CITY—3656.
0: 00 l'. M. —.‘~:lllii: m: “'12.
10 00...] 'opulnr mush ni.
IL’Z-ill A.l\I.——~ngilihn\\‘|( l'rolii'.
KFI. LOS ANGELES~467.
0:00
ill.
linx;
0r-
Ill.
5:30
11:00 i'..‘.l.——t‘mnic 01mm. program
l’szIt‘I—linl'i‘eow.
1:00 .\.i\I.-«—lln(lin Club.
BOO—Midnight frolic.
WHAS. LOUISVILLE—400.
8:30 l’..\l.~—St1nlio concert.
thltlal‘lnldrnn's Home r-nnrcrt.
WCCO. MlNN.. ST. PAUL—416.
9:00 I‘ .ll. ——.‘~Tumc as “{L'Xl'
10:00—llnrplsi violinist, 'N'llist.
11:03—11 r. 'rkson' s arch. cnt: rtainers.
KGO, OAKLAND—361.
12: 00 I’. \i.——\\hliinmh llund to 4' 0“
Secondary DX Stations.
WORD. BATAVlA—275.
8:00 it‘ll—“Wilmer concert.
10:00—Slndio program.
WENR. CHICAGO—266.
9:00 PAL—Vocal: instrumental.
1:00 A..\I.-—Midnlght frolic (2 hrs.)
KHJ. LOS ANGELES—405.2.
PAL—Quartet, tenor. fiddler.
WMC. MEMPHIS—500.
PAL—G. 1.. Powers concert.
WSM. NASHVILLE-283.
l'..\‘l.——I‘opuiar and burn dnncr.
program (3 hrs.)
WOW. OMAHA~526.
10:00 I‘JiL—Prograni.
11:00~Brown's orchestra.
KFOA. SEATTLE—424.3.
11:30 PAL—Harmony trio.
KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—428.
11:00 l‘..\l.—-l)ancc orchestra.
KMOX. ST. LOUIS—280.3.
8:00 PAL—Schoolhouse.
11:00
.9130
9:00
6:25—N. Y. Philharmonic with WJZ.
limo—Orchestra with WJZ. .
11:00—Boernstein's orchestra.
mod—String (martot: soloists to 11:00.
11:15-—Two dance orchestras to 2:00.
Sunday. December 19.
Old English Christmas carols will
be sung by a church choir from
‘WBAL at 8: 00 for the first radio high
iht Sunday. The Penn Iiour from
.72. \.VGY W132 and KDKA st 5: 00
will consist of a progr gram of Pan-
Amcricnn selections. gathered togeth-
er from the countries of the New
World. by an orchestra and Douglas
Stsnbury. baritone. The weekly con-
cert under the auspices of the Spring-
field Chamber of Commerce will be
a nine o'clock feature from WBZ. A
~the same time from WMCA Roland
Meyer. violinist, will play on his
Guenarius violin. which has been in
his family 250 years. Mme. Ernes-
tine Sehu‘mann-Helnk. world renowned
contrnlto. xiii sing through WEAF
and 14 sta one at 9:15. and will be
an ported by Florence Herdsman. vio-
iln st, and an orchestra. The “Queen
of Song" is now celebrating her golden
gubllce as a singer. her sixty-fifth
lrthday and twentieth anniversary
as an American citizen. Old time
néingstaiéeis will entertain from WGBS
s : .
Slack face type Indicates best features
All programs Eastern Standard Time.
Leading East Stations.‘
WPO. ATLANth CITY—299.8.
9:15 P.M.—.—'1‘rsymore orchestra.
10:00-—Volca|lsts: organist; instrumen-
WBlAL. BALTIMORE—246.
6:30 mu. -Concert orchestra.
S: Oil—Christmas carols be choir.
WNA c OSTON —280.3.
7:15 Phil—Church aeMce. ‘
WOR. BUFFALO—819. \.
10:45 A.M.—Prcsbyterisn service.
7: 45 P. M.-—Preabyterian service.
9:15—Same as WEAF
WM .03 FFALO—Red.
10: 25 A. M. —-Presb.vtsrlan service.
3:00 P. M. —Syracuse musical.
7:50—Christian Science service.
WLW. OINOlNNA ARM—4
7:60 P.M.—Presbytcrisn service.
8: 00—Decthoven memories.
hill-String orchestra. baritone. ‘
n
Secondary Eastern Stations "
WHAR ATLANTIC CITY—275.
7: 45 P. Id. —Baptl at service.
, 9:00—Seuslde ensemble.
WE BOSTON—348. 6.
13:: 13—701“ f—ISamgissm WEAF 00:10 15.
ea or re 0 revl
W .OINGINNATII—RZI.
10:50 P.. .-CIsuleel program.
11:15—Swlss Gardenf reic.i
2: Dos-Blues and Ballads: Leona dance
WISA I. CINCINNA Ti—326.
iiiL‘.’ “SEEDS
ems as
WH K. KCLEV V.IILAND-2726.
6: P.5L—8pitslny's orchestra.
7: 0—1. B. 8.41. concert.
8: 45—Stu'dio rem
WW WJ. ETHOlT—GSZJ.
7:10 ELL—Samoa as WEAFto 10:15.
NEW ”0 K—401.
7:15 1’. 5!.-Cholr. soloists.
7:45—Blble. science readings.
6245-01151
Wilen NEW YORK—561.
6. 30 P.M.—-leby's orchestra.
11: 30-101"er orchestra.
W‘I'AM. CLEVELAND—389.
11:00 Add. -Church service.
8: 00 1' M.-Aiternoon musical. .
6. 00—Hollendcn orchestra.
7: 00—Theater orchestra.
8: lid—Church service.
9:15—Snme as WEAF.
10:15—Wylle's orchestra.
c.X—WJR DETROIT—516.9.
7:15 1’.M.-lllethodist services.
10: Oil—Church song service.
WOR NE WARK—405.
47:5 P. bi. —Tnnderhill concert.
WBZ. NEW ENGLA —333.1.
10:45 AIL—Congregations service.
6:30 P.lli.-.I-iome folks organ music.
7: Oil—Romanesque instrumental trio.
6: Oil—Penn Hour with WJZ.
9: Oil—Springfield Chamber of Com-
merce proara
WEAF'. NEW YORK-492.
5:30 1’. M. —I’ionlst.
6:00—0rchestral concert with G. Di
Benedetto. tenor.
7:20—Cspitoi Theater musical.
Ono—Mme. Ernestine Schumann-
Heink. contraito.
10:15—“The Guests of the Shepherds"
Bible story.
WGBS. NEW YORK—816.6.
0:30 PM .-Old time mlnstrels.
10: 30—Stsd' s orchestra with WIP.
WJZ. NEW YORK ~455.
9:00 AM. ~Children's hour.
11: (lo-Baptist service. Dr. H. E. Fos-
dick. pas tor.
3:55 P. M. -Vesper service.
7:00—Church Carillon.
7:30~cher's 'cello quartet.
Bulb—Penn Hour. orchestra. baritone
in Pan-American music.
9: M-Commodore cancert orchestra.
9: is—Er-vs Giles. soprano.
10 zoo—Godfrey Ludlow. violinist.
Wl P. PHILADELPHIA—606.2.
7:15 P.M.——Trtnlt.v service.
10: OO-WIP Little Symphony orch.
KD KA. PITTSBURGH—309.
11:00 AIL—Episcopal service.
4: 00 P. M. —-0rgnn.
4. ls—Prcsbyterian service.
6: 80~Little Symphony orchestra.
7. 45-Christian servi
w Y. CH ENECTGADV—dnfi
11:00 AM. -—All Souls' service.
8: 00 I‘..l\i ~—-S.vracnsc musical.
8: 00-All Soula' service.
9: 00—Musicai from WJZ.
'3‘ 1.
WLWL. NEW YORK-384.
8: 00 {1M .—-Sermon. Paullst cheris-
ere.
WMCA. NEW YORK—341.
11:00 P.M.—Gelden’s orchestra; talks.
limo—Music.
0: oo—Rolsnd Meyer. violinist:
prone, pianist. baritone.
10: Oil—Monte Carlo orchestra.
WRNV NEW YORK—374.
7:80 p.11. -—lVlethodIst service.
WFI.‘ PHlLADEOPHIA—SM.5.
7:30 P. M.-—.Presbyterian " service.
9:15—Same as W 1. A.F
WOO. PHILADELPHIA-608.2.
6:00 P.M.-—0 .011”
WCAII. PlSlUROH—461.9.
6' .30 P. M —-Dlnner concert.
7::0—Snme as WEAF to 10:15.
10: ill—Violinist: oreading.
ORTLAND—SOO-
7: 10 P. Willi-3311p tist service.
7‘ 10 \gc. WASHINGTON—460.
9:15-—Sarne as WEAF.
IO-
Leading DX Stations.
WSB. ATLANTA—428.3.
6:00 PAL—Lutheran Vespers.
9'00—1‘1cslntcrian service.
KYW. CHICAGO—536.
8‘ 00 P. ili.-Sundny Evening Club.
10: 30—Cinssicnl concert.
WBBM. CHICAGO—226.
9:00 HAL—Nighthawks; in India.
10:00—0rchcstra. trio. harmony team.
1:00 A.l\l.—-l\'utty Club; nighthawkh.
WON. CHICAGO—303.
8:30 PAL—Songs; "Auld Sandy."
9:15—Snmo as WRAP.
10:15—“Our Music Room."
11:00~Sam ’n' Henry. violinist.
WLS, CHlCAGO—344.6.
7:00 P.M.—-Little Brown church.
WFAA. DALLAS—476. .
8:30 P.lll.—l’reshytcrian service.
9230—].ittlc Symphony Orchestra.
12:00—Crrlien's banjo orchestra.
WOC. DAVENPORT—484.
7:80 HAL—Church service.
9:15—Snmo as WEAF.
limo—Little Symphony orchestra.
KOA. DENVER—322.4.
5:30 P.M.-—Episc0pnl service.
WBA P. FOR TWORTH—476.
10: 30 P. M -Texas Hotel orchestra.
PW .HAVANA—400.
8: 30 EM. —Cuban program.
WOK. HOMEWOOD-217-238. .
9:00 Pitt—Orchestra. theater cone
cert. soloists (4 hrs.)
KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—375
10:00 PM. -Mcyer Davis ensemble.
10: 45-0rgan.
KFi L08 ANGELES—407.
11:00 Phi—Classic hour
12:00.130ttger's Venetians.
1:00 A..M —0rchestrs. soloists.
WHAS. LOUISVILLE-400.
8:30 PM —I"venseng service.
WOCPO. MlNN.. ST. PAUL—416.
9. 15 P..M —Same as WEAF‘.
10: 15—Chippewa Indisns‘ program.
11: 00—0rgan.
KG (3.0 OAKLAND-361.
10:85 P.M.—-Methodist service.
13:00—Bsm’s Little Symphony orch.
KMOX. ST. LOUIS—280.2
10: 00 PAL—Sunday Night Club
11: lid—Cinderella Olcheslm to 1:00.
WCBD. ZION N- 2..802
9: 00 P.M.-Maie quartet: organist.
Secondary DX Stations.
WORD. BATAVlA—ZTE.
8: 00 PM -Wehster Hotel orch.
10: 001-1. B. A. S. choral singers.
WEBH—WJJD. CHICAGO—870
8:00 I’M—Orchestra. vocalists.
WENR. CHICAGO-266.
9:80 PAL—String trio: orchestra.
1: 0 A.liI.—-Midnight frolic (2 hrs.)
5:30
WHT. CHICAGO—400.
13.!an —Tabcrnacle Band
0 lol 7‘.
WQJ. CHICAGO—447. 5.
P. liI.-Popular program.
WHO. DES Memes-526.
4": 30 Pull ‘Chrlstlanson's omh.
12: (lo—Musical l.
WJAX. JACKSONVILLE—336.9.
6:00 PM. -—Cshu ch service.
KH. LO NGELEs—405. 2.
11:00 P. M. —Vsio s: Oapheus' Fou'.
w A-
10: 00 EM
0.
ant.
w.
"5—011 ”MESH“ s
s: 35 PM —Psiacc concert orchestra.
11:35-Fairmont Hotel orchestra.
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.24.
CIVIL WAR “RAG MONEY”
POUND 1’ N15 \V MEXICO
MISSILLA. N. M. (AP) .——A rare
piece of "rag money" of Civil via:
days has just been discovered in this
little town near the Mexican border.
The yellowed scrap of cloth was
found by a s uvcnlr hunter in a buds
get. of old 'do‘umcnts and is the only
specimen of its kind known to exist
west of the Mississippi river, Its
face value-was $2 and it was printed
when Confederate troops occupied
the town in the early years of the
War. .
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MEN’S“ 601111) To ENJOY
. TURKEY SUPPER JAN. 2!
Plans for a turkey supper to m
served January 20 were discusses! at
;the mgiing of the Men's guild oi
sues
Grace piseopui church. Thursday .
Norwalk Chronicler