'entlnel style 0: type.
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‘1‘“ i e insertions:
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no Day'.............. .11
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lent made at the rate earned.
9 , pen request,
nnxnn ml: nylon snnvroa
5 :All ads are'restrl ted to their
vroper classification a d the regular
7:} 1.
Dally rate per line tor consecu-
f ‘ Charge Cash
.08
.09
.10
No advertisement taken for less
nan 50 cents. Based” on a minimum
.1 Count "$18 average words to the
Ghslged ads will be received by
eisphone and it paid at office with.
‘ 'ili seven days from the first day of
1 'srssrtion cash rate will be allowed
ds ordered for three or six days
1_stopped hetero expiration will
only be charged for the number at
times the ad appeared and adjust-
Special rates for yearly advertising
assesses. aura
Strand. sleet. Found It!
BANK BOOK—No. 8400 Savings dc-
pnrtment. The City National Bnnlc.
Finder return to bank.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale
I‘HE N01tWAi.K FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 88!! 00 Wall Bl... NONIII
F011 SALE—1026 Ford coach prac-
tically new. Five original balloon
tires. Phone 1114. ,
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE. ACT
QUICK. Practically NEW CHEVRO-
LET COACH; front and rear bump-
ers: new spare tire and many other
extras. Run enough to be just right.
New car guarantee._ Fine Christmas
present.
W. a. AUSTIN
South Norwslir
Phone 1969
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
Westport
690
GUARANTEED USED CARSSThese
cars were traded for New Chevro-
lets. You can start to pay now and
we will store TREE until Spring.
BUICK. Late model. 6~Cyl, Sport
Touring; Wonderful condition. Cheap.
BUICK. Sport Roadster. A Good car;
Good Tires.
ITIIE SENTINEI: Allows
1" As An Accommodation
:41: CREDIT
t%those
“ CLASSIFIED
{‘sLLIADVERTlSERS
{‘fivho are telephone subscrib-
brs.’ Bills are mailed
,. promptly on the date oi. drst
‘ 1pdertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
:extended they will be paid
1 beiore the seven day cash
‘iiiscount has expired. The
continuation, of the policy
Edienslon "of “a Public Service,
2‘ is dependent on the cot
operation, given by the public
in minimizing collection ex:-
pen‘ses by prompt payments.
DURANT,
dltion.
CHEVROLET. 1025 Delivery. Pullol
Body, A line delivery for someone. r
Touring. Wonderful con-
cnnvnomars nnfil I‘ORDS, 818i
years and models. Many other bar-'
gains.
w. R. AUSTIN
South Norwalk
Phone 1969 ‘
CHEVROLET SALES 8: SERVICE
Westport
590
Repairing—Service Stations 10
Repairing on all makes 01 cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
8 Elizabeth St. Tel 4127
BUSINESS SERVICE
Businem Services Offered 18
;.
’ ~0—Societies .and Lodges
A—Automablle Agencies
llwAutomobile‘s For Sale
18—Auto Trucks For Sale ~
, 19-—Auto Accessories
lt—Garages—vautos for Hire.
1 11-»Wanted—Autemotlvs ‘
USINESS SERVICE— "
ll—Business Services uttered
9-’-Bullding and, Contracting
darMenumenin. Cemetery Lots
; 18+Motorcycles and Bicycles,» _'
"i‘q-Drefamp king and hilllinery
eating. Plump
36: cklngAi-Storsge
Ii‘a-Ws'nted-eliusiness Sol-Vice
_ LuYMENT—é
It‘s-FEmpioyment- Agencies
_8‘-vHelp Wanted-Female
:8 Help Wanted—Maid
flelp—Mals and Female
ai-éSltuatlons Wanted—Male
.vgiNNi. .‘i A 13—-
Il—Buslness OpportunltleI
STRUCTION—
8—Local Instruction Classes
9~Wanled—Instruction
VE STOCK—
I—D'ogs. Cats. Other Pets
9---Horses.i Cattle. Vehicles
9~Pouitry and Supplies
0‘ Wanted—Live Stock
1 ' sRCHANDISE~
ll—‘Articles For Sale
Isa—Barter and Eschpnxo
kBoatI and Accessories
:t—Bulldlng Materials
-F’usi. Feed. Fertiliser -
's-Houunols Goods
tap-Machinery and Tools .
Q—d‘luslcal merchandise
M, “ditto qullfimen’t
*SGBdl. Plants. Flowers ‘
9+8wcilils”‘.st the Static '
“ ‘Wslrlns one rel. ' i . .,
Wanted—To us ‘
Ms Ann BOARD—‘
s
Where to’Siop Town
8,, wasted—Rooms. or Board
savers FOR sour-
partments Ind Fists »
I ESTATE ‘. \th SALE—
» Brokers in fies! Estate
.uouses For Sale
:ibts For Sale
To sehsngs~itssl listsls
‘99s lee-urns: insists
Edith-
ing. Rooting
urancs and Surety Bonds
idiPnlfiing. Paper-lug. Decent
as-aitustlons WInted—Fslnais
lite—Money to Loan-Mortgages
4~Muslcsl. Dancing. Dramatic
ia—Busissss and Office Equip-e.
-.lewslry. Watches. Diamonds
- ti
‘ here and Menuhin — For
it
. payment down on any or these rs—
1“
‘ M‘ARINE lilo'ronrz— evaluated.—
Special outboard motors over-
hauled 810.
FITZGERALD AWNING C0.
First & New Sta. Phone 8080
OPHOLSTERING—and cabinet
work. Picture framing, mirrors
‘ and upholsterers’ supplies. Chair
leaning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
I. O. O. F..‘ Bldg. So. Norwallr.
Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating, Io
HELLO lump—New but? No. the
1 bid one ' cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Hot Shop. 11 191 Main St.. 8. _
Norwall: Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
“o satisfied customer is cumulus
Moving. Trucking storeys 1 is
NAGY BROS—Storage. All kinds io-
' cal and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. it ten Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 318 daytime:
“904-14 nights.
INSTRUCTION‘F
_, Musical. Dancing, Dramatic I“
;
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921‘.
REAL ESTATE FOR RBI. 0
documents and Flats to
MODERN—~5 room apartment first
tioor. all improvements. 31 Greg-
ory Boulevard. Rent 845. 00.
Phone 2025. ‘
ROOM APARTMENT-wall modern
improvements. except heat. Also
garage. Rent. 826.00. 46 Tierney
St. Inquire. liicci. on Premises.
Phone 1176-8.
Business Pisces For Rent
A
“4'5
FLOORS—opposite South Norwalk
II. R. Station. Suitable for light
factory work or storage purposcg.
Telephone 1416.
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 term: may be arranged. let
ill touch with us immediately,
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington St. South Net-walk
STORE T0 LET—16 Commerce st.
Norwaik. Inquire Norwhlk Pest
Road Tire Co. 62 Wall St. Nor-
walk. Phone 8060.
.lEAI. ssrarr FOR sAL’n.
Business Property For Sale 82
Good brick business block for sale:
this one brings income. As it is a
bargain and well located it will not
be on the market long. Come in and
let us tell you about it.
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY:
Washington St. South Norwalk
W
Houses For hale £4
HOUSES FOR SALE—Single and
doubic.,nc\v houses. Marvin Beach
see Hansen 16 Gregory Boulevard.
. Phone 2680.
THE TA MMANY AGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance. 123
Washington St. Phone 3344.
7 AUCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices. sl-
SOL‘VENT NOTICE. ,1.
' District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court. December 13. A. 1),. 1926.
1'} s ate in Connecticut of 1: lion A.
Kelly late of 14r00klyn. l'ew York.
deceased.
' The Court or Probate for the Dis-
trict or Noruaik. hath limited and
chills from 1110 date
be real {or the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for sob,
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent iheir accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time. will be debarr-
ed a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
IDA Iii. KELLY,
Administrntrix.
5 Highland Avenue,
So. Nor-walk. Conn.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
Court. December 15, A. 1).. 1926.
' Estate or George 11‘. Moulton late
of Norwalk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict or Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to cxhtbl‘. their claims for set-
Three family house near C. & K.
factory. all improvements.
always rented; Price 811.000. Cash
$3.000.
Beautiful building lots. sacrificed for
$1,000. 45 x 130. ‘
Gas. sewer. water in street.
Walter R. Ceilings
PAGE ELEVEN
i e Sure And Read This Complete Catalogue Of Wants Arid Offers Every Day
tnnity.
mediately—and enable
half of it yet.’
Captions That Capture
Thanks to the captions that head the dif-
ferent groups of opportunities ill The Sentinel
A-B-CCInssificd Section, you don't have to read
the whole section to find some specific oppor-
Tllcse captions will capture your attention' lm-
litile opportunity instantly.
But, as the spying goes, “We llnvrn' t said the
The captions which designate the main
groups are amplified by bill) «uptions which in
turn include a large number at smaller captions
known as index terms.
As soon as you notice that captions, sub- cap-
tions and index terms are all alphabetically ar-
ranged ill numerical classifications -- you will
realize the pains we have gone to in order to
assure the reader convcnil use.
If the ABC Classified Section isn’t worth
your daily attention—notlllng is!
The A-B-D Classified Ads
Always the 8ame~In Service
Always Diii‘erent-—In Opportunity
you to capture your oun
DAILY RADIO PROGRAM
Thurs day. December 23.
8:140. 'llln ‘lv\'ll.llui Symphony Or-
ilio l'isklmns entollnlnmont lllrougl
hilzll lights \\l|I ni
lilo the L M. II.
and the singing or (Z'hllslmas carols.
Run" a nltisls entertaining
the \Vii‘AF mom.
will sing "The Messiah"
iron: WON.
Leading East Stations.
WPG. ATLANTIC CITY—299.8.
7:15 I'..‘\l.~0rcnn: dinner music.
8:06——\\'nl'ld \l‘clldrr excursion
8:l5—G:licwny ('iSiilO ol'rllesllll.
0:1liI—(flielsrn convert on-lr'snl't.
10; (In—Movie lucnricn": nibllll.
11: 20—Slippi r Club -,
WGR. BUFFALO-319.
4:00 PM. —Junior Glee clubs.
8:00——-.'-nnlo us ‘.\'l"Al" in ii. '00.
WMAK. BUFFALO-266.
6:i5 1'. '11 ——l :lfnlolte trio.
7:3II—W'tli prmzlnm to 9 .00.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
" Save Money
Buy New
Spring Prices
Always . Higher
Just built—.6 room house: and garage.
all improvements. best location.
Price é$7.500. Very easy terms.
Brand new. 6 room house, steam
beat, all improvements. sun parlor.
tile kitchen and Hath. Make offer.
Easy terms.
Garage,
Terms.
Just of! East Ave.
SEE OR CALL
PIANO, z'lNSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss J. De-
iies. Pupil or .‘New York College of
Music." 6 Putnam Ave“ So. Nor-walls.
Ncar West Ave.
. maomuorsn
Musical Merchandise
. r1
FOR SALE—8775 SLIGHTLY USED
player piano with rolls and bench
8975. Convenient t e r m s. T H E
' STUDWELL PIANO CO. South'
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—USED UPRIGHT PI-
~ano. 835. THE ST U DWELL
PIANO CO. ‘SoWNorwalk.
bench and rolls. 88 note. Mano.
GAYLORD PLAYER PIANO-With
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE
Ntw two-tamlly house, modern
in every detail. consisting ot
clown rooms and sun parlor. 8
l‘ullmccs. ..-car garage. good New
tion
Motrin smell room house with
iulnn sun palior. open fire place.
Hot water healing system. locat-
cll Amt or! “out Ave.
Fol further particulars consult
Canty 69°00.
Realtors---Insurance
17 80. Main St. Phone 830
ilztrIl—llr'lr'it'fl hour.
10:73:: AYGY orchestra.
11:30 -i')::'.:'ln with “G“
WBAL. BALTIMORE-246.
6: "0 PAL—Dinner orchestra.
Nil—Oman.
8: 1"I~.-'olusno, bnlltolle pianist.
g. l1:l-\\il.\il CllSi‘llliiiC.
10: 110—1 onilalio. violinist. pianist
ll Harm—bulls nrcllesll'. 1'.
WNAC. BOSTON—430.1.
61-10 l‘.M.-—Dlnnor dance.
7:00-Jl‘nlks: pianist.
8:1Ifl-~('ulu'rl't,; violinist.
' TWA—N: lr‘xphr-lliszl.
WLW, CINCINNATI—422.3. I
7:00 l'..\i.——\'lscollii’s orclu-slrn.
iozoo-Liallt Opera Co. program.
ionic-imp Bots artists in ill: 00.
12:15 A \i ~Sky "lt-lrlers tonnes.)
WTAM. CLEVELAND—389.4.
12:30 i ‘il-——\\.'\llca molwstlu.
mini—Hollander: arch-33’1".)
7: :lli—‘u‘t miin llfi7ill'.lllil
9:00—Clcvelnnd Symprlon/ orchestra
1?. hrs.)
10:00..»Studlo program.
llzfliI--lslnlllm'lln'a nl'l'h.‘;§ll“t.
WCX—WJR. DETROIT—517.
6:00 l‘..\l.—-—1'lotrikvttc ensemble
clu'sirn rellltvrlt through “TA“ and
the \V UM“ hook up will he nine o 'clock
'1: it) will rudi-
1\. mandolin orches-
Teu O'HOt‘ii will find the Arcadia ls~
dlrs qunllr-t singing from 'li'TlC and
through
EGO will otter
a comedy at 11:00 and at 11:10 :1 ('lloir
Black face type indicates best features
All programs Eastern Standard Time
8: 00~Stu.iio woman:
0 Oil—ws‘lltllo plnurnnl.
ii. if: i'. M. -—Org ull.
:6.40—Adsms lgouse orchestra.
l 7:00—Mnrkcts: organ.
7::i0~(‘hristlnns readings.
8:00—1Springiil'ld musical.
EAF. NEW YORK—4 2..
7: 00—Mld- week hlmn sing.
7:30-—i-anmus Iltélaturo chsrac
8: OO—Relie' 9 Novelty orchestra.
I: 30~Schlckrrllng quartet.
progr
‘li. oo—Le e: orchestra.
wgz. WYORK—455.
2' 0:5—'Menu. wall paper talks.
1lzfiil~Hllnnnrirln concert orchest
reports.
moo—Pennsylvania Grill orchest
at Pia.
8:30—filoyai Orch.,
t
9:30—-Penn. Christmas Party.
10:00—-.\ Holds. contraito. piani
10: 30—1): nn;‘. 5 orcllestla
6:i0 l'.‘\l —D:l l musi.c
1:: id—Mr'llkcts; llllidrell'I period.
8: nil—Soprano, roulraiio.
8: 20—Glmbel Choral Society.
9: iO—Y M. H. A.
.10; “‘l-‘ililslmll Ari institute conc
1021.0-—.\lncl)onnid‘s orclu-strn
KDKA. PITTSBURGH-309.
7. 00~I allll )JIOKI 1m.
7: 45—Penn. Christmas Party.
BRO—Royal Hour with WJZ.
9: 3D—Penn.
WJZ.
then—inure program.
WGY. SCHENECTADY—279.5.
11:55 A. M --Tilll'.‘
lurm I‘lnsllt‘s
2: 00 l'. M ~Vnn Curler orchestra
2:20-“\\'lly We Should Believe
Santa (‘laus:" organ.
6. (lo-Ton Eyck dinner program.
7: 70—“ (11' Book Chat.
7' lib—“Gentlemen Prefer
Georgia Minstrel I.
9 .OO—Royai Salon orchestra.
9: ail—Perm. Christmas.
weather, prod
Today'
10' Ito—W Gi’ concert orchestra.
7:00—t‘ioldkcilc‘s 5,1 mpllonv ol'c.h
WHAR. ATLANTIC CITY—275.
8: 00 l‘. :xl. ~ Seaside llio. .
9: bib-Studio i'mll': Ti.
WEEI. BOSTON—4.48.0.
7:30 I'.M.—-~lnuto Claus.
8: till—Melrancers. Joy Boy.
8: flu-Snme as \VEM‘.
Baptist Church
Cantata Cast
is Announced
The Itowayton Baptist church will
prrsrnt its annual Christmas can-
tata at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening.
to which all parents of Sunday
school children and friends are in-
vited. The cantata. "A Visit to San-
ta Land." directed by Mrs. J. A.
Painter. Mrs. H. Meade and M23.
Dlpple will include the
cast:
Gladys Marks. Emma Johnson.
Jennie Johnson. Grace. Johnson.
Dorothy Johnson. Margaret Eicclt.
Emma Block. Muriel Juleson.
Miriam Bond. Ester Bond. Bet-
ty Moseley. Honey Moseiy.
no Dauglas, Lillian Batilstone.A.
Battisione. Peggy Dipplc. Joan Sta-
boll. Jared Stabel. Edith Klein. Cari
Klein. Ronald Meade. Harold Daug-
lns, Harry Von Dwingeio. J. A.
l'm‘llter. Richard Billiard. Donald
Anderson. Bertha Sconeld. Norma
Arnold. Honey Ladrigan. Margaret
Watcrhollse. M. Richmond.
following
:
\i’cll, Perhaps.
They were discussing whether
animals had reason or instinct.
“Many a dog has more sense than
his master." said one man.
f‘oh. I say!" cried someone.
tlement. Those who neglect to pres- . REALTOR
out their accounts, properly attest~ .' V -- ‘ ,
ed within said time, will be de- 3" 23 North Mam Street
barred a recovery. All persons in- ‘
debted to said Estate are requested So. Norwalk Phone 3915
to make immediate payment to “ ' . .. _1 _. ,1 ,
MARY M. MORSE. H ‘ ‘ " ' ‘ ‘ '
. ’ _ Admin‘istrutrig, 1,1, 1-1:. 1 , 3
“ T i All” ‘ ‘ 0M RS 11:
" run rallv'r PEOPLE
These are the correct answers to _
the child's test questions which ap-
pear on the cemlcmage: WINDOW SHADES
l—A person being sworn to tell PAINTS
the bum should raise his right
hand. ROOF COATINGS
f1“? ‘ seaward; so,1vonwsmt
4"; 1- on Wall so 340 Railroad Ave.
‘— 0. ‘
5-°-Salt Lake City. WE DELIVER
6—-Forty-elght. . .
7--Four. ’
8-Yes. .1
9-Circu‘miercncc. ——Advertise in The Sentinel for
Ill-Closed. the best results.
"You don‘t know mydog," said
the first man."——Pasquln0, Turin.
gany case. Good tone and action.
Bargain 8348 Free delivery. Act
quickly. call today. FOX PIANO
Co. South Norwalk.
RADIO—used Atwater-Kent radio.
Taken in exchange on Radioia 20.
Price 845.9 Convenient terms.
STUDWELL PIANO CO.
RADIOS
We sell the following radius. Ra-
dlolas. Super-Heterodyne. Atwatel'o
Kent. Beech 5nd Freshman. Small
dies brings out: to your home. ’ Bal-
ance Fox's way. easy to pay.
ALFRED FOX PIANO CO
‘ South Norwalk.
nouns esp soaan
Booms'With Board I:
FURNISHED ROOMS -- Furnished
, room for one or two pawns 'with
‘ ,or without board. phone. accurac-
- dations all convenience. Bath-:1: on
,_ same floor Loose heated. quiet
convenient to station and trolley.
Phone or write Nil-R or 80: R.
rio Sentinel.
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our our war
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WAC-r.
ii'
WES. I'M SURE 1 nor
EVEVfl—iild'. MA MT... BABys
woRM insomnia, .‘N ’i’ou's
COFF MEchmE, “a: A TABLE
spoon i N‘ ATEASPoou
CLOCK T'1ELL vied 'r'ca
UMmAu‘fr-i
on Tues 1’8ch
socmu‘ um ~ANi-i
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.N. smirunents sud Fists , 'u
7'LARGE BOOMS-l-with- all; sim-
’prevement5. 7.2 Spring'St. One
minute from R. R. Station. Phone
1916. . 1 .
5- LARGE ROOMS—With all im-
prolements including heat, gas.
large ooal ranger 5 mlniltes from
South Notwalk R. R. Station.
Phone 2478.
LIBERTY SQUARE And Chapel
St. A sat. at 5 rooms and
both. electric lights. Mon-“f
ary tubs. Rent 885 month. Inquire
H South Main street or phone 60.
sy “Matures
«An- .'
11: 00—lloston<l\i0lltlc:ll. hockey.
WsAI, CINCINNATI—326.
7:00 l’.hl.e1~tudio musical.
TKO—Soprano, pianist.
Sum—Sumo ns \VI'JAF to 11:00.
11:00—ilntrl Simon orchestra.
WHK. CLEVELAND—272.6.
6:00 l'..‘il.-Splinlny’s orchestra.
filo—Santa and luck Claus.
iii-Ctomcrt orchestra. harp! st.
fl :lIl-Soprnno. silo.
10; (JO—tholrison's gloom Chasers. _
WOBS. NEW YORK—316.
7:15 F;.M.:Caniats. "The Adora-
t on.
S: 20—lmve Snnlzs: string quartet.
Secondary Eastern Stations
11:‘i0-—()l:::n I‘ttilfll.
WMCA. NEW YORK—841.
7: 00 P. M «Two orchestras.
8. ell-Artists; songs; surprise.
9:00-SOlolsts; Nutty halt-hour.
10. lib—Serenade”.
ll: nil—\lcilpin orchestra: songs:
_12:00—Brondway Night.
WNYC. NEW YORK—526.
‘ 7' 50 17 Ill -—Cls,v'ion s orchestra.
8' nil—Talk: songs
ii: io—Viollnlst. instrumental prog.
WFi. PHILADELPHIA—395.
6: 30 1‘.M.——J\delpllia oxcllestra.
7: 00—Toy Tales.
8: 00—58an as WE AF to 11:00.
WCAE. PITTSBURGH—461.
6. 00 l’. M.-—Two ombestras.
7: Till—Kay -bee: book review.
8:10-Contralto. pianist.
8:30—Sams as WEN".
11:00——Covnto' s orchestra.
WCSH. PORTLANHOO.
p nil—(‘nsmo linlllllton: nrtisis.
10: 20—131 Ciccos syncopators.
8: 00 RM. -—Evening Watch.
10: 00—Same as \VEAF. _
aim—Royal Salon orch. with WJZ.
W
6: 00 P. M. —Waidort dll ner music.
NE
1 :00 I7 M. -—Hotel Penn orchestra.
WIP, PHILADELPHIA—508 2.
mandolin orch.
6:30 PAL—Junie Symphony orch.
Christmas Party with
all" ds."
WZ Party with
10: 0'0—-Iiiusiciogue. “In the Holy Land
'4;
(0 fl.
9. Oil—“Eskimos." banjelsts: eusrtst.
10: Oil—Zippers: Henry Burr's. srtlsts:
msie quintet: string ensemble.
I'll .
6:30—stocks, cotton and farm market
I'D.
8: OO—Volce of 'Silent Drama. “Ladies
musical comedy
It.
crt.
lies,
I
in
.g‘
Leading nx Stations
Tillilfiliilv will .oifor | Vui‘ioly of WT,iC HARTFORD-415.9. WSB. ATLANTA—423 3.
high «hm uuiin prom ups for the 7:00 l'.l\l.—-iirligious mug; allists. 0:00 l' .‘iI—Rcd licad Club.
illtmdtlillt iieienr-r. There will be a 8:00- tllvlcts; llleulcl' presentation. “ this-Oman.
(‘Iulslnms contain from \VGBH lit 10:00—Arcsdln Ladies quartet. KYW. cHlCAGO—fiiio.
'I:l.;. Ono-lulli‘ lmlu‘ inter WGYpml WOR. NEWARK—408.2. :nn pmlfip'amuy Hour. ‘
WMAK will iii‘mlllt‘nrli, “Gentlemen 7:00 PAL—Shelton rust-m; “ikwa” :00~"20 Minutes or Good Iiendmg."
J'i‘llfi'l‘ Blinds," a llliilhilt‘i ilullesqur. 712.3«Qur-nslnlnl orcll; musical. 10;(i[i.—(‘|ngg|cnl concert.
N 8. "U the Glmlml thmnl Soliety ihliil—ll'ldio Girl: advertising talk. lung—gouge” carnival
“iii silly: ilnnl il'il' Music from 9:00—Wnshington Heights Musical WBBM CHICAGO—226
""llm Chm-willie soldier” and "Oil, Club 900 PM__thmekfl comic Dim-1
Ln ll lie Good." popul'ul musical com- 10: lid—Apollo Iloul: Nonlyueds. 10. (Ill—Orchestras pianist
elllls' will be played by the Iiovsl or- 11:60—ll'lndeihlll. (inure orchestra. 11. :OO-Nigilthnwk'd' "Mk Walton p"
chestlu through “J7; and chain at WBZ. NEW ENGLAND—333.1. ’
13:00~—Coon Sanders Nighthawks.
WEBH—WJJD. CHICAGO—370.
8:00 P.M.—-Orch: theater hits.
0:00.Childrsn's musical
i0: 00—Ilecltni, trio: orchestra.
ll: (IO—Dimes; guitarist.
nu. Tho l'zunsilmnln (‘hrlntnuls 9;30~I"r'un. Christmas party with 13- 00“”“0‘4003' organ' m 2'00 t m.
I'nl'iv through the \\ .lz chain at 0: 30 WJ .. WON—WLIB. CHICAGO—303.
“ill lm' lurie a speech bv the president 10: 00—". l‘odolsky \'.lollnist 9: 00 1’ M.-—Snme as ‘WEAF‘ to 11:00.
or that rulirond.W.\lfiAttel'llury.10:30—~Denn.\"s orchestra wltll “.lz.11:00—”Tllo Messiah." by choir.
l8: Oil—Organ; dance orchestra.
WLS. CHICAGO—344.6.
8:00 P.M.-—Artists. trio to 8:58.
11:30—Olgan; orchestras to 1:00 a. m.
WMAQ CHICAGO—447.8.
0:00 I ~Orcllestra; lecture.
9225-4 r , Christmas carols.
WFAA. DALLAS—479.
7:30 ELL—Joy‘s orchestra,
8:30-Choral Club program.
WOC. DAVENPORT—47d.
8. 00 Pill—Santa Claus; musical.
8' 30—"Plowboys
9. 00—Same as WEAF‘ to 11: 09.
11: OO—Tenor. soprano. reader.
WHO. DES memes-52s.
8:80 BBL—Soprano. baritone.
mom-Dance; male quartet.
12:00—Dsnce program.
WEAP. FORT WORTH—476.
8:30 ELL—Hawaiian trio.
10:80—8axophone octet.
12:00-0rgan.
PWX HAVANA—400.
9:00 PM —-Orch singers to 11:30.
KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—375.
10:00 HAL—French harpist: contrslto.
11:15—Comedy prcg: specialties. 1
WDAF. KANSAS crrv—ssss.
18:45 A..\i.—Nightllawk frolic.
KFI. L08 ANGELES—ML
11:00 XML—Drama hour.
12:00—Popular music.
1:00 A..\i.—Iiius.c Box Hour.
KHJ. Los menus—405.2.
11:00 P.M.—-Zocilner quartet.
WHAS. LOUISVILLE—400.
8:80 P.M.-—Kentucky Cardinals.
9:15—Gendron's orchestra.
KOO. OAKLAND—361.
11:00 P.M.—cemsdy, “Cheer Up.”
1: 00 A. M. -Lernpkin' s Musical Bears
WRVA. RICHMOND—256.
8:20 ELL—Tobias Band: Hawiians.
10: 80—Wonder City syncopstors.
KPO SAN anclsco—m.
11: oo Rim—suing quartet.
18: 00—Hsrmony Four.
1: 00 AM. -Cabiria Ca!e orchestra.
WCBD. ZION—344.8
9:00 PM. -Junlor choir. mixed and
brass quartet.
Secondary DX Stations
WORD. BATAVlA—flli.
8:00 BIL—Orchestra. lesson.
10 zoo-Musical. .‘\ ..
WENR. CHICAGO—266. "1
9:00 P.M.-—String trio: orchestra.
WHT. CHICAGO—400.
8: 10 P.1i .--Organ; chapel services.
8: tB-Studio leatures.
11. Oil—Gloom chasers.
18: 00—Your Hour Magoo.
WREO LANSING-985”!
3:15 Punt—Orchestra and soloists.
wcco. MiNN.. ST. PAUL—416.
9:00 P. M. -Same as W
11:05—Truli'lo satety talk.
wow. OMAHA-426.
10:00 Pulls—Sunshine program.
11: 00—Brown’ I Oklahomans.
KFOA SEATTLE—464.8.
11:80 P.M.—- swailsns.
12:30 A.M.-—Orch; Harmony Girls.
KFNF. SHENANDOAH—461.8.
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PLUNGING TANK
ing the building.
here.
DEALS DEATH
Four workers lost their I’ves and many others were‘injllred by the
collapse of a water tank on the root or this Philadelphia candy ‘tsctory.
Water and hurtling debris crashed through floor after, 6001'. demolish.
Firemen searching the ruins for victims previewed
8:00 PAL—Old tamiliar tunes.
WICC,BBIDGEPORT—185.
P. M.
8: oo—Radio Entertainers. ‘
“'DRC, NE“? HAVEN—268,
P. M.
8:00—Roger Sherman Restaurant
Orchestra.
Only 4 Neils]; Peace
' Prize: Holdersfifing ’
srocxnoml, (Apr—The . twee.
. ty-titth anniversary of the Nobel
Peace Prize finds only tour menjéliv.
lng who have won that rowel-dict
promoting the fraternity of nations.
Since the prize was created by the
will of Alfred Nobel. inventor of dy-
namite and other explosives. twenty«
two men have received it.
Elihu Root. American statesman
and former United States senator.
who was given the 1912 prize for
his activity ill the pacification oi
the Philippines and Cuba and in
the handling of the American- Jap-
anese dispute. ranks as the senior
among the survivors. Themthers are
Senator Henri LaFo'ntaine of Bel-
gium. and Christian Louis Lange and
Fridtjot Nansen, Norwegians. ‘
When first distributed in 1901. the
value or the prize was $40,409. but
it has decreased under taxation. The
lowest value was in 1928 when it
w 835. 644. For this year it is .831,-
366.
A bill passed by, the Swedish par-
liament removes the taxation after
this year.
And It Was Lash. 'l‘oo.
AMATEUR SAILOR: I say, Har-
ry, we' re two days overdue. Why
do you suppose we' ve not sighted
land?
COMPANION: Can't imagine, ex-
cept possibly that ever since tht
compass fell overboard I‘ve been
steering by‘ the barometer.—-'1'it-Bits,
London.
Box Mac.
oi woril.
Experienced straw hat operators on Wilcox & Gibbs
lines. High rates and plenty
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