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W'THE EVENlNG SENTINEL—SOUTH NORW'
1: . DONE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24,1929.
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QUNCEMENTS~
l Memoriem
li‘unersl Directors
, Monuments: Cemetery Lots
nSocieties and Lodges
.ost and Found
OTlVEw‘
tomobile Asenciea
"Automobiles For Sale
.' tot-Auto Trucks For Sale
' Auto Accessories
‘ p~Gsreses~Autos for Hire
.‘Motorcycles and Bicycles
Wanted—Automotive
SINESS SERVICE-
' Business Services .Oflered
' 'Building and Contracting
" "'Dressmsking and Miitinery
"nestles. Plumbing. liooiia‘s
,_ ‘.lns‘ursnee and Surety Bonds
' firuckins—Storaso
'Psiniinn. Psorrlus. Decorat-
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Professional Services
(Repairing and Refinishing
"Tailoring and Pressing
[Wanted—Business Set-Vice
. itUYMENT—
eon—Employment Agencies
" Help Wantedmll‘eniaie
lino Wanted—stile ‘
Male and Female
Action. Convene”. Agents
ions Wanted—Female
sultry and supplies
pied-14” Bloch
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‘9 lldinp Materials '
siness snd Ofnes Equip-
“:unoie Goods
slry. Watch ‘
perineum and Flats
ness Places for Rent
, ‘ and [and For his
“uses to: sale
For sale
on saddloontain -' In:
"some he. Isle ~
“Esehsnge~itoai Estate
ed-lteal Estate
- Kent. 80ch and Freshman.
ANNOUNCEDMNTB
Card of Thanks
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to titanic our many
friends, relatives and neisbbors. also
The Leroy Shirt. Co. and the D. of
P., No. 48. for their kindness and
beautiful llorui tributes during the
illness and death of our beloved
wife and mother.
Signed.
THOMAS WRIGHT &. FAMILY.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale
ll
run ‘ nouwanu FRANKLIN co.
Phone 1881 iii Well so, Norwstli
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE. ACT
QUICK. Practically NEW CHEVRO.
LET COACH; front and rear bump”
on; new spare tire and many other
extras. Run enough to be just right.
New car guarantee. Fine Christmas
present.
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwalk .
Phone 1969
CHEVROLET SALES 40: SERVICE
Westport
890
REAL ESTATE “3115319102
Apartments and flats
70
MODERN—v0 room apartment. ilrst
floor. all improvements. 31 Greg.
,ory Boulevard. Rent 845. 00.
Phone 2028.
6 ItOOM APARTMENT-11" modern
improvements. except heat. Also
Karena.
Ht. Inquire. llicci.
Phone 1170-8.
SMALL HOUSE—Oi 4 rooms. part
improvements. Rent 825 per
month. Apply ‘24 Clay St., South
Noru'alk.
Business Places Flor Bent . 70
8 FLOOlls~opposite South Norwalk
‘ R. R. Station. Suitable for light
factory Work or storage purposes.
“‘Telephone 1010.
FOR RENTav—Woll established and
fully equipped Lunoh Room on
Boston Post Read. it you are inter.
ested in a good location where reo-
sonsble termn may be arranged. set
in touch with us immediately.
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington st. South Norwoii:
' on Premises.
GUARANTEED USED CARS. These
cars were traded for New Chevro-
lets. You can start to pay now and
we will store liItEE until Spring.
BUICK. Late model. 6-Cyl. Sport
Touring Wonderful condition. Cheap.
BUICK. Sport Roadster. A Good cur:
Good Tires.
DURANT. Touring. Wonderiul con-
ditton.
CHEVROI ET 1095 Delivery. Panel
Body A fine deitieiy for someone.
CHEVROLETS AND 'Ii‘ORDS. all
years and models. Many other bur-
gains. ,
W. It: AUSTIN
South Norivalk
7 Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES a SERVICE
, s Westport 5___
590
Repairing—40m Stations to
Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your ear washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
8 Elizabeth St. Tel 0187
BUSINESS snsvtgg
. 5 silliness lcrviees'mfsrcd ll
MARINE MOTORF— overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. $10
FITZGERALD AWNING C0.
First «01 New Sis. Phone 9080
UPHOLSTERING-mand cabinet
work. PicturLLfr-gmlng, mirrors
and upholsterors' supplies. 5 Chair
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
l. 0.0. F.. Bld=.\flo. Norwalk.
Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating so
HELLO Blur—New hat? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
' the Joe? The Practical Recent.
lag list Shop: 11 N littlest. s.
s latisi‘ied customer ,_ is 5 our aim
Movinlt. Trucking storage 1 4 all
NAG! BROS-‘Stcrage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance- trucklns
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 6 ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 818 daytime:
804-14 nights.
msmuc'nou ,
Music . [lanclnmpramatio «
j , PIANO iNSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Missl. De-
lies. Pupil of New York College of
Music. 6 Putnam Avo.. So. Norwnllt.
Near West Ave. , «
5 MERCHANDISE
5_ Musical Merchandise 08
FOR SALE-8776 amount! usno
STUDWELL PIANO CO. South
Norwallc‘: ,
FOR SALE—USED EPRIGHT PI-
one. 895. THE sruownan
PMNO CO So. Norwalk.
60700013 Prayer: PIANO-vWith
bench and rolls. 88 note. Maho-
gany case. Good tone and action.
Bargain 8348. Free delivery”. Act
quickly. call today. FOX PIANO
Co‘: South Norwalk.
RADIO—used Atwe'ter-Kent radio.
Tsken in exchange on‘ Radiola 20.
Price $45. '
" ' STUDWELL PIANO CO.
. RADIOS ,
We sell the following radios. Rs-
dloia's. Super-Heterodyne. lAtwater-
Small
payinem own on any of these re-
dies bri one to your home. Bel-
slice Fess Way. easy to pay. 5
ALDRED’EO PlANO (:0.
.‘South orwsilt.
Boone Turin "rosin“
: broom-wan Board or
FURNISHED Rooms ——‘ Furnished
or without board. phone, accomo-
dations all convenience. Beth on
same floor '..ouse heated. quiet
convenient to station and trolley.
Phone or write 9841-11 or Box R.
' clo Sentinel. ,
1- EBTAT.‘ «iv-u “Lent."-
Apartments and, flats , 7d
7 LARGE ROOMS—with all im-
movements. 79 Spring St. One
minute from B. R. station. Phone
1410.
5 LARGE ROOMS—With all im.
provements including eat. gas,
large coal range. 5 minutes from
South Norwalk' R. R. Station.
Phone 2478.
LIBERTY SQUARE A1111 Chapel
St. Apartment of 5 rooms and
bath. gas. electric lights. station:
Nerw‘sll: Conn. up 1 flisht stairs. _
player piano, With rolls and bench ,
8976. Convenient to r I'll s. '1‘ H I: ,
Cpnveniont terms. ‘
room for one ortwo persons with ‘
5110er TO LET—~16 Commerce St.
Noni/hilt. Inquire Norwulk Post
Road Tire Co. 62 Wall St. Nor-
walk. Phone 3060.
met. asset's r01: sans
Business Property For Sale 82
Rent 825.00. ill 'l‘lernoy- '
tunity.
half of it yet. ”
known as index terms.
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little opportunity instantly.
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The captions which designate the main
groups are amplified by sub captions which in
turn include it large number of smaller captions
As soon as you notice that captions,
lions and index terms are all alphabetically ar
ranged in numerical clausifit'utions - you w: 21
realize the pains we have gone to in order to
assure the render some 5
If the A-B-O Classified Section isn’t worth
your daily attentionwnotlung is!
The A-BLO Classified Ads
Always the Same—4n Service
Always Different-11: Opportunity
sub cup-
nlelll'tl.
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 Norwcik
Houses For hate it!
HOUSES FOR SALE—Single and
double. new houses. Marvin Beach
ace Hansen 16 Gregory Boulevard.
Phone 2080
THE TAMMANY AGENCY
Real Estate“ and Insurance. 123
Washington St. Phone 3344.
AUCTIONS—LEGALS
Legal Notices
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Not-walk, as. .Probate
court. December 16. A. 1).. 1920.
Estate of Annie Hyman late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis.
tric‘. of Norwalk, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
thereot for the creditors at said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims {or set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pres-
ent their accounts, properly a: test~
ed within said time. will be do.
buried a. mommy All persons ill-
dented to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
. SAMUEL - HYMAN.
Test Answers
Those me the correct answers to
the questions which appear on the
comic page: .,
1-Prlnee of Wales.
2-875.000.
3—Nlhety.
4~—-"en in the morning.
5—P01lglllicellbl0. New York.
G—No. ,
7--Lilllun Gish.
8—Caiiton, Ohio.
lbw—Montana.
10—1Inwail.
Fireman Is Heir 5
TORONTO-A fireman in a
pumping station here has just been
named beneficiary of 89.000.090.
The man. John James. rescped a
girl baby when the Titanic soul: in
' 1019. He has been given the guar-
dianship, ot the zirl and lett the
sum named by the xirl's'srandmoth-
er. who lives tuggingiandr .
m
The , British crosmch .net air
services 'recently celebre ed their.
seventh birthday. During that time
the British 1.1. liners have flown
Administrator. ”
cmsstrmb mortar
cmsstrmn DISPLAY
Save Money
Buy" Now
Spring “Prices
Always. Higher
Just built--6 room house and garage.
all improvements. best location.
Price $7,600. Very easy terms.
.
Brand new. 0 room house. steam
beat. all improvements, sun parlor.
tile kitchen and bath. Make offer.
Easy terms. ‘
Three family house near C. is K.
fuctory, all‘yimprovcments. Garage.
alwaysrented. Price 811.000. Cash
33,000. Terms.
Beautiful building lots. Sacrificed for.
81.900, 45 x 130. Just off East Ave.
Gas. sewer, water in street.
SEE on ”CALI;
Walter R. Ceilings,
23 North Main Street
So. Norwslk Phone 3916
SOMERS & SOMERS
5T1!!!) PAINT PEOPLE
WINDOW SHADES
' PAINTS ,
ROOF COATINGS,
sonwanif do. nonwann
00 Wall St. 8-19 Railroad Ave.
‘ WE DEDNEE
:01: SALE
-——-——
New tu'mfamlly house. modern
in every detail. consisting of
eleven rooms and sun parlor. a
furnaces. 2-car garage. good loom
tlon.
Modern seven room house with
large suu parlor. open fire place.
Iiot wutor heating system, locat-
ed Just off West Ave.
For further particular-:1 consult
,Canty 69° Co.
Realtdrs---Insurance ,
17 80. Main St. » Phone 880
1927
Tide Calendars
CALL AT
Taylor 81 Golden Co.
80. Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
Olllcc Hours 8 A. 1151. to '5 P. M.
Old Time Costumes
At Triangle Club’s
Christmas Party
Time was turned back in its
course a good distance last night at
the Triangle club's old fashioned
party in the Methodist church, when
members and their guests appeared
garbed in the apparel of other days.
It had been made a requisite to par-
ticipation that an come dressed in
old fashioned costumes, and all com-
plied.
Games were played and many of
the old (lenses were enjoyed. At
the close ct the evening refresh-
ments were served. All brought gifts
for clilldronfi They were wrapped
and will be distributed at Christmas.
-Advertise in The Sentinel tor
The bicycle is holding its a... in
more than.,7.000.000 miles.
the best results. .
Tokyo. The number increased from
15. 210 in 1913 to 177. 718 in 1920.
our coil was
HEY. GREA5'!1
I'M 8101'
. swooping...
, 49-05 is A ~
RAW DEAL
Will-NE GNE
Us. I
5 my tubs. Rent 825'month. Inquire
. 3y "WILLIAMS
//7 I. _\ M
Loot-(our FER wart cool-rt! “
/ 51.000 crust-i“ 1'1.th Gi‘i’ A .
on stone ctofes 51x sneer-eat
I Bot-75‘! 0N Minsk GOT
pioneedi'oun ' , 4' Be KlLLED
ALLRiGl-W, GREAQ‘I. front /
510:: KM “YAKE
"-1i-ii5 Climb-R 001‘
A“ COOK 1M,
HES DEAD
' about Hornsby? Since 1922 he has
Friday, December 90.
A wave of sled some will sweep
over the United states Christmas Evo
when practically every broadcastinit
station will rndlute programs filled
with Yuletide spiiit. No less than
twenty -1‘lvo leading broadcasters have
listed that many and more lectures
which will carry through the other
from seventy- thirty to alter midni ht.
Outstanding among the MRI! Hg is
will be the allglllk of the St. Cecilia
Muss from W0 ut ‘ll: 00 and the c016:-
munity carol sing from WBZ at 8:0
with which the listener in his homl
will be invited to take part. The
big fentuio from \V'JZ will be the
Baldwin Hour at b:10 00; \VEAF‘ will
stress the nddressb y Dr Cadman and
rorol singing between 10: 30 and mid-
night. WABC will offer a continu-
ous mfmzram between 8:30 and 1:30
and WEAK will rsent a
Christmas plnv at 8:45. hristmss
Night Down on the Form" will be it
iVl'O drumstlsatlon at 0:00 and ed-
vlce on trimming the Christmas tree
5 will be given through KDKA at 10:05.
Lucreziu llorl, prime-donuts will sing
through Km and KPO at 1!: 00.
Black lace type indicates best feature?
All Programs Eastern Standard Tllno.
Leading East Stations.
WPG. ATLANTIC CITY. 299.8.
7:15 PAL—Organ: music to 8:30.
8: :iO—Clu-lseu concert
9: .W—‘éChrlstnlal Night Down on the
arm
10 .00—Clnidun Pier dance orchestra,
11: Oil—"The Messiah." cho Ir.
WBAL. BALTIMORE—246.
d: 30 l’. M. «Dinner program.
7: 10—Mlxed quartet; trio
9' 00—1th sisters' stt‘ln
10:00—Enplisi1 carols by
10: (lo—Church organ.
W AG. BOSTON—430.1.
6:30 l’.l\l.-—l)inner dance.
Lilli—Talk: Jackson's orchestra.
8:00—Quurtct: radio skit.
moo—Mixed quartet: lied Heads.
WGH. BUFFALO—319.
9:30 P.M.~—Bum:ioninns orchestra.
his—Poultry talk: solmsts.
Edit-«Sumo its WEAI" to 12:05.
12:05~l.05ucn Stutier oroh. (1 hr.)
W AK. BUFFALO—4'60.
6:30 PAL—Sunni. Claus.
7 :00-—-Sundny school lesson.
7: 35-l’1"omom with WGY to 10: 00.
WL ,ClNCiNNATl—422 3.
8:00 P M. —-"The Messiah."
9: 00—Studto oicun
W‘I'AM. CLEVELAND—389.4.
i2. 39 l‘. M. ~«Theater organ.
ii: 00~Colleglan serensdcrs.
7: (lo—Arthur lines. talk.
7: Bib-Studio program (2 hrs
0130—8111110 as WEAF to 10: )90.
10: 30-Studio program.
11: 00—Bamboo Gardens orchestra.
wcx—wm. DETROIT-4W.
6: 00 P“ —~Goldkette ensemble.
7: 00—Goldketto‘ :4 Symphony Orch.
ii: till-Studio program.
19: OO—Codc lesson,
quartet.
oy choir.
WHAR. ATLANTIC CITY—275.
8: 00 1‘. M ~Sonside trio. ,
9: 00~Ch1istmns carols.
WEEI. BOSTON—438. 6.
7: 90 RM. -Sunla Claus: musical
0: 00—»flandy Mucl‘arttne. comedian.
0:19—01:11... as WllA‘b to 12: 05.
w , LEVELAND-im. 6.
0:00 PAL—Stellar orchestra.
7. 30—Sunte and Jack Claus
7: «iii—Novelty Christmas program.
8: Oil—Popular: hut-.1111 piano.
to: 00——WHK Smile piogrum.
11' 00—43thth choral singers.
WWJ. D.ETROiT--352 7.
6: 00 P. ‘1 -—Dinner conceit. ‘
8: Oil—Michigan night.
9: (Magnum as WEAl l-‘.
NRA, iiiONCTON~322. ii.
8: 00 P. M. -Ciirlstmas carols by their
10:00-CNRA dance orchestra.
ABC. NEW YO RK—318.
. 7: 80 PM. ~Atiantic ensemble.
8: ..io—-§rieelsim Christmas program to
WHAP NEW YORK-431.
Secondary Eastern Stations
DAILY RADIO PROGRAM
WTIC. HARTFORD—475.9.
7: iii l'..M —-l' lnnist: organ.
8: (iii-~A11isls.
9' .tliI—llliy tliiiilo tmrnphrnsors.
lu: ilii—ilotel lloml orchestra.
‘.1: Oil—l'lnilct: m'urim
12: 00-"The Messiah,” quartet, orch.
WOR. NEWARK—405.
7' ‘10 1' it —-t' htu Leo's orchestra.
b; itil—t‘ D\lll0) -composer; N. 1'
8: I'm—(tilt. 'in.
0:.1. ~Spriinl Chiislmus hour.
10: (iii—i untntn, (mar-.111 orchestra.
lii: 30—lllckr-'n s "( ‘Iirisinias Curol."
11:30-Cut'1il\'ul oi (.lli‘lBllllllB carols.
WBZ. NEW ENGLAND-333.1.
6:l5 l‘.M.—l.cn0x ensemble.
0:30~-~l\icl£uolly's orchestra.
7:00-lilurltcts: Sunlunrn's orchestra.
8:00—Cblldren's Chorus Christmas
Party.
9. tin-Alistei'lmm tenor.
9: iS-Spiliicflchl musltnl.
10 :03-—ltclsmnn' s oichceii'm
EA A.F NEW VORK—AQZ.
6: 00 1'. ill. —-\Vuitlml dinner music.
7. 0i)--(‘ urrcnt play '11 tabloid
7: (iii—C hristmns story.
8:01‘:1-—(bimcs. Christmas carols.
9'. Uii—llnmiinoss Boys.
9::l0-l.n Franco orchestra.
mum—Anglo Persians.
10:30—-Cbristmns carol chorus
Dr. S. Parker Cadman.
WJZ. NEW YORK—455.
1:00 l‘.l\i.-——Ambussndor trio.
mild—"Your Dally Menu."
2:30—T1'li1ity service.
Milli—Astor concert orchestra.
6:39-—Stcck and cotton quotations
and markets
7: (lo—Columbia 511nm Citrus.
7. 2‘0—( ommodm'c concert orchestra.
8: 00—Serenadera: Bonnie Lsddies.
9: 00¢llicyer l-loiir.
10:00—-Bnidwln Hours. chorus, mixed
quartet. vocalists.
thou—Paul Specht's orchestra.
11:50—Churcit Carillon.
WLiT. PHILADELPHIA—395.
8:00 PAL—Arcadia concert orcli.
Odin—Smile :15 ii‘lCAl" to 12:05.
WOO. PHILADELPHIA—508.2.
7:30 l'..'\i.—-S.vlvunln orchestra.
S:|5~Chl‘|5tlllflfi talks.
{With—WOO orchestra. vocalists.
11:00—St; Cecilia Mass.
liliUO—(fhlmcs heralding Christmas.
(‘1 KDK . PITTSBURGH-309.
13 F
7:
with
.1 l'.)\ .—l)i1mer concert.
2..—.‘il.1ri.i t it pmmls
.ill—“A l hi'istmus i ‘ni'ol " reading.
7. i.. -—ll of l'ilt. fiutux'o
8: (iO—hziiidi Andy s '10:: Time.
8: SO—Teaberry Time.
10: Dip-Trimming the Christmas Tree.
WGY. SCHENECTADY—379H5
11:55 A.‘.\l —Time “outlier. produce,
inrm ilnshtus stocks.
2:00 i M. —-Onc- nct pin
(kilo—Stocks; fnriu news.
6:3i’l——Snnm Clziiis talks.
Tull—Sunday school lesson.
7:30—iirulth talk: violinist.
7: 45".‘llllltl study series.
8: IS—iiridge lesson No 4.
9:00—Play. “Star of the East"
10: 00~Bnldwln Hour. string quartet.
11:00—Pnul Specht's orchestra.
8: 20—Chambei music: talks.
9:30—Speakor: quartet at 10:15.
WMCA. NEW YORK—341.
6:90 PM. «liloAlpin orchestra.
7: (to—Division Sheet orchestra.
6: Oil—Talks: music. pianist,
9' 00—May review; Kuriiivsl Kings.
10: lid—Songs: character songs.
12: 00—15151 glpin entertainment. 7-11
. u . 1
WNYC. NEW VORK—526.
7:35 PAL—Songs; mandolinist.
8:30-7‘uiks; songs.
9:30—-01'gun, liurpist,
prune. tenor.
WCAE. PITTSBURGH-461.3.
7: 30-—-Kuv- lien: 1n15no1 talk.
7:50-—Hni'r(d nius'c.
8:: —\\'C t]. Lndim' quartet.
10: 30—(.l1rislmus Diagram to 12: 00.
12:05 A. \i. «Cl'uistmns cdrois.
WCSH. PORTLAND 600
8:00 P.M.—Chlpmau l-iour.
moo—"Tim Treasure Hunters."
NRT, TORONTO—356. 9.
6: 30 PM. —King Edward orchestra.
violinist, so-
i:00 [KM—Sacred program; recital.
9: (lo—Christmas music by choir.
Brendon Defends
Homsby Trade
ST. LOUIS. Doc. 24.—-Dctcndinx
his trade of Manager Rogers Horns-
by to the New York Giants. S..:n
Brendon, president of the world's
champion St. Louis Cardinals said
today he would have been gambling
with the club's financial future if
he had acceded to Hornsby's de-
mands for a three year contract at
850.000 a year.
"llorn'sby had a bad playing sea-
son last year." he said. “We were
willing to pay him 850.000 for next
season. Our winning the champion.
ship will guarantee us good crowds
in 1097. We could afford to take a
year to look Iloriisby over and see
if he was worth 830.000 as a ploy-
er and 829.000 additional as a. man-
agar.
"But what about 1928 and 1920?
Could I pledge our 400 stockholders
to pay $50,000 each of these two
years to Hornsby. when he might be
finished as a player and a failure as
a manager?
"If things went wrong I'd have
to pay the checks. I own 65 per
cent of the stock and I would be ex-
pected to‘meet deficits in order to
save my investment. I couldn’t see
myself taking such a. gamble for
three years.
“A great deal has been said about
my watching the nickels. but what
been the highest salaried player in
the National Magus. , With the ex-
ception of Babe Ruth I would say
he was the highest priced man in the
big leagues. When he made demands
for salary increases in the past, I'd
tell‘him, ‘Rog. be reasonable. we're
not making money. It's all coming
out of the club! And he'd reply. 'I
don't care. I can get it some place
else." If it was strictly business with
me. it was the same with Horns-
by." ,
Has Dope Cure
Here is the man whose 15 years
of research have produced. what is
claimed to be a sure cure for narco.
tie and alcohol addiction. He is A.
S. Horovltz, Austrian bio-chemist
who perfected nurcosan, a com-
pound which neutralizes any toxic
substance taken into the body. Only
one of 306 cases given treatment un-
der the supervision of prominent
neurologists fell short of success.
Narcosnn contains no active drugs,
but is composed of non-specific
protein: and water-soluble vitamineS.
His experiments were made on Wei.
fare Island, New York city.
Leading DX Stations.
WSB. ATLANTA-428.3.
9:00 EAL—Concert.
ll :45——-Concert.
KYW. CHICAGO—536.
8:00 PAL-«Family liour.
10:00 ~Clusslcui concert.
lifRO—lem'flll carnival.
WBBM. CHICAGO—220.
9: 00 l' M —leht lluwks.
l0: 00—01'chestrn: artists to ll 00.
WEBH—WJJD. CHICAGO-370.
8:00 l'..'ti.--()rchestru: soloists.
9:00~~Chlldi'en‘s musical hour.
10:00-Htrluu trio; orchestra.
li:00--Orchestrs; features.
12:00—Vlctoriun: studio program.
WON—WLIB. CHICAGO—303.
9: 00 P. M —-lilusio.ni
10: tin—Anglo Persians with WEAF.
11:00—Sum' n' Henry. musical to 12.
12:00—0rnun, orchestra. baritone to
1:30 a. m.
WLS. CHICAGO—344.8.
8:00 l’.)l.-Ti'lo. violinist. harpist.
8:30-—Cl1rlstmas program to 1:00 11.11:.
WMAQ. CHICAGO—447.6.
9:00 PAL—Fidwni-(is orchestra.
9:30——l‘.ndlo photologuc.
WFAA. DALLAS—475.
7:30 PAL—Program.
limo-Symphony orchestra.
WOO. DAVENPORT—484.
8:30 P.lii.-—Melod_v mixers.
9:90—Snme as WEAF.
10:30~Chrlstmss program with WEAP‘
KOA. DENVER—322.4.
19:00 PAL—Orchestra: studio.
limo—"Christmas Carol."
drama.
WBAP, FORT WORTH-476.
3:10 l'M.-—'\Vomun s College concert
10: 30¢Ci1ristmus carols.
KTHs. HOT SPRINGS—375.
10:00 l‘..\i.—-Yulotide concert, organ.
11:154Violinist. double quartet.
WDAF. KANSAS CITY—365.0.
9:00 PAL—Christmas carols.
9230—8111116 as WidAl".
192l5
music.
A.I\l.—-Clirlstmus Eve program
KFi. LOS ANGELES—467.
11- .00 i; M .vLucrezla Eorl.
on v
12: DO—Boys' Glee Club.
12: 30 A. 'il. ~liullad Hour. baritone.
KHJ L08 mouse—405. 2.
11:00 P. M. ~ilnrplst Scotch comedian
1: 00 A. M. —‘\lurigold orchestra.
WHAS. LOUISVILLE-400.
8:30 EAL—Studio concert.
WCCO. MlNN.. ST. PAUL—418.
9:00 PAL—Band.
10:30—"Dust of the Road." play.
11:05—Nunkin Cafe orch: artists.
11:45—Chilstnias Eve service.
WC OMAHA—526.
10:00 RM. —Classical program
K60. OAKLAND—361.
11:00 EAL—R. C. A. program.
_ WRVA. RICHMOND-205.
8100’ HAL—Music Club program.
9:30—-Ilan_io quartet.
10:00—Double octet.
11:00..Rlchmond orchestra. .
Secondary DX Stations.
WORD. BATAViA—G'Ia.
10:00 PAL—Studio program.
WENR. CHICAGO—266. .
8:00 P.M.-—Populur program. -
WHT. CHICAGO—400.
11:15 P.M.-Features. Sunbeam girl-.1
WHO. DES memes—m.
8: 30 P. M —-Ruleigh quintet.
9: 00—Troubadours. e
12: OO—Phllbreck' s orchestra. "
WOK. HOMEWOOD—217.
10:00 P. M. —Dance orchestras, theater
program (3% hrs.)
KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—428.
11ch P.M.—-Borl with KFI.
19:00—1’aluce dance orchestra. ,
1:00 A. M. —-States orchestra.
KFOA, SEATTLE-454.3.
11:80 ELL—Studio program.
1'80 A.M-—l-loot 0ws.l
KMOX. ST. LOUIS—280.2.
8:00 PAL—String quartet: soprano.
9:00—Soloists. string quartet
10: till-Pebbles: Scotch program.
11: 15-Dance orchestras to 2: 00 a. bi
\VICC, BRIDGEPORT—asb. 5
P. M ‘1
7. 00——Dance Orchestra'.
7:45~—Chauncy L. Bush, Baritone.
S : 0 O—Rudio Entertainers.
9:00-—llour 0! Music.
ltalyTE Ambassador
To Berlin An Adonis
M
The Berlin diplomatic set is buz-
zing with tall: over the arrival of a
veritable Adonis. He is the new
ltullan ambassador, Count Luigi Al-
dobrandi lilaroscotti dt Viano. Mus—
sollul's representative is fifty years
old. handsome and unmarried. He
has become a favorite or the fair
sex. At every ball he is surrounded
by a bevy of dobutantes with whom
he invariably starts a conversation
with the words, “As you probably
know, I am a. Fascist." His pre-
decessor. Count Bosdari, was prlm~
arily a. scholar and poet whose spe-
cialty was the life and works of
Dante,
prlms
Thought Rim Dead
NEW YOItlx’.—-—Charglng that her
husband had prevailed upon her to
marry him by telling her that her
fiance had been killed in France.
Mrs. Jane A. Bobrlel applied for
seperation here recently. She was
married in 1920, she‘sald. and learn-
ed latcr that her fiance was alive.
10-Ce11t Campaign Fund
LAREDO. Tom—John A. Valle.
district attorney.‘spent 10 cents to
be re-elected. he reported to the
secretary or state. Valle has been
district attorney for years. and was
unopposed at election. All he bought
toward his’ re-clection was fivedwo-
cent stamps.
Tull Boy Scouts
SEATTLE—Boy Scouts here have
organized a tall boys’ league. '1‘: «re
a1s28 Boy Scouts here ranging in
height from 6 feet. " inches to 0 feet
6 inches.
ANTED
James
Desmond 5
01.4.... St. and Howard Ave.
of work
at (30.1119-
Experienced straw liai operators on Wilcox& Gibbs
Box Machines. High rates and plenty
7 ' Bridxeport. Conn
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