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ANNOUNCEMENTS—
l—Deaths
.. BTCard of Thanks
S—In Memoriam
.. 56—Funeral Directors
.3 " d—Monuments. Cemetery Lois
9—Societies and Lodges
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{AUTOMOTIVE-—
A—Automobiie Agencies
li—Automoblles For Sale
' ”la-Auto Trucks For Sale
., 18-Auto Accessories f j .
-1§-—Gsrages—Autos‘ for Hire
15—Motorcycles and Bicycles
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17—Wanted—Automotivo Q .
USINESS SERVICE— ~
18—Businsss Services Offered
Isa—Building and Contracting
‘ atéDraumaklng and winner!
23—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
zs—lnsurance and Surety Bonds
‘ lfi—Truckiug—Storage
' M-Pslnting. Papering. Decorat-
:92. - in; . ‘ ,
l SI—Professional Services
Tlrfl-ufiepairing and Refinishing
‘ all—Tailoring sud Pressing
BI—Wanted—Business Service
. LL‘AJUYMENT‘
Siam-Employment Auenciss
“Is—Help Wanted—Female
‘Sloneip Wanted—Maia: - _
“ii SFKeIp—Male and Female
85—Sollcitors. 'Zanvassers. ”Agents
30—Situations Wand-Female
nominations Wanted-Mal.
lIVANUIAIJ“ . .
’i 'IS-Busiasss Opportunities
’ .do—Money to Loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION—-
" “nu—Local Instruction Clo-es.
dt-i-Muslcal. Dancing. Dramatic
“do-Wanted—Instructlon ‘
IVE STOCK— . .
‘47—Dogs. Cats. Other Pa
.1 saw-Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
Ale-Poultry and Supplies:
(GO—Wanted-Livs Stock
MERCHANDISE——
JI—Articles‘ror Sale
Obs—Barter and Exchange
"Gav-Boats and Accessories
Bad-Building Materials
. Ito-Business and Office lunip‘
' meat
55~Fsrm and Dairy Products
50—Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser
57—Ocod Things to hint
59—Housohold Goods
Gil—Jewelry; Watches. Diamonds
616Machinery andvTools '
n—Huslcal Merchandise ‘
' Gl-aé‘i-deio Eouipment
0 do. Plants. Flowers
ocials at the Stores
1 filcaooms' Without Board“ -
Its—Rooms for Housekeeping '
Ida—Vacation Pisces '
“It-SWhere to Eat
— to:
Rent . "
. . . ESTATE l‘ulii SALE— ‘
Its-Brokers in' Real Estate
s—Buslaess Property For Sale
I—Fsrins and Dad Flor his.
Raccoon For Sale .
. Oa-Loln For sale
"go—Slip" and Mountain — For
Sale -
‘t—Suburbsn For Sale '
I—To Exchange—Real listed
s-Wsnise—nou Eststs‘
(”IONS-LEGAL;-
AUTOMOTIVE
Automohllee so: Sale ii
l‘flill NOIIWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1"! ID Wall St. NOI’VniI
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. R. AUSTIN
‘ South Norwaik
. Phone 1050
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
Westport
500
GUARANTEED USED CARS. These
ears were traded for New Chevro-
lets. You can-start .m—nmnovv and
we will store FREE until Spring.
BUICK. Late model. 8-Cyl. Sport
Touring Wonderful condition. Cheap.
BUICK. Sport Roadster. A Good ear:
Good Tires. '
DURANT. Touring. Wonderful eon-
ditlon.
CHEVROLET. 1025 Delivery. i’nncl
Body. A fine delivery [or someone.
CHEVROLETS AND FORDS. all
years and models. Many other bar-
gains.
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwnlk
Phone 1050
CHEVROLET SALES 6r, SERVICE
Westport
' 500 ,
[touching—Service Stations 10
Repairing on all males of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
you;- car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
3 Elizabeth St. Tel 4127
BUSINESS SERVICE
. Business Services Offered 18
MARINE MOTORS— overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. $10.
FITZGERALD AWNING CO.
First Sr. New Sis. Phone 3080
UPHOLSTERING—snd on b i n at
work. Picture framing, mirrors
and upholsterers’ supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
I. 0. 0. 11”.. Bldg. So. Norwalk.
Cleaninngyelns. Renovating so
HELLO Blur—New hat? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks' swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Hat Shop. 11 N Main St. S.
Norwaik Conn. up 1 flightstsirs.
a satisfied customer is our aim
Moving. Trucking Storage :5
NAGY BROS—Storage. All kinds lo~
cal and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 5 ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave.\_ Phone 118 daytime:
804.14 nights.
- INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dancing, Dramatic d4
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss .1. De-
lise. Pupil of New York College of
Music. 6 Putnam Ave}. 80. Norwalk.
Near West Ave. .
mannerisms: ‘
Miami Merchandise es
FOR SALE—8775 SLIGHTLY USED
player. piano, with rolls and bench
8375. Convenient t o r n! s. '1‘ H E
STUDWELL PIANO CO. South
Nor-walk.
son saw—bean armour p1.
ano. sss. THE STUDWELL
PIANO CO. 80. Norwnik.
GAYLORD PLAYER PIANO—~Wlth
bench and rolls. 88 note. Mano.
ganycase. Good tone and action.
Bargiun 8318. Free delivery. Act
quickly. call today. FOX PIANO
Co. South Norwalk.
RADIO—used Atwater-Kent radio.
Taken in exchange on Radiola 20.
Price $45. Convenient terms.
' STUDWELL'PIANO CO.
RADIOS
We sell the following radios. Rs-
diclas. SupergHeterodyno. Atwater~
Kent. Bosch and Freshman. Small
payment dowri on any of these re.
dies brings one to .yourfihorne. Bal-
ance on's way. easy to.pay.
.ALFRED Fox PIANO co.
South Norwalk.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board or
FURNISHED ROOMS - Furnished
room for? one or two persons with
or without board. phone: aceomo-
datlons ' all convenience. Bath on
. same‘flo'or Loose heated. quiet
, convenient to station and trolley.
Phone. or write 3841-11 or Box R.
clo’ESentlnel. ‘ ’
.aL ESTATLA .‘VLu “£13301,
Apsrimenrs snd‘wlsis as
7 mos: ROOMS—with 'all im-
. provements. 73, Sprinngt. One
minute from R. R. Station. Phone
1416. .
5 “LARGE “ROOMS—Win: .. all im-
provements including .heat. gas,
. rial-go coal rang-a. 5 minutes from
South ‘Norwalk R. R“ “Station.
; .Phone 2478." .- '
1:111th sumac. And Chapel
St. Apartment .01 5 rooms and
bath. gas. electric lights. station-
. cry tubs. Rent :25. month. Inquire
“South Main street or phone 60.
005010; HAMILTON, PLANS
‘ '10 DO “RADIO SERIAL"
NEW YORK. (AR—Having ex-
perimented with the reading of a
"fifteen minute .. novel" .by . radio.
Cosmo Hamilton contemplates the
broadcasting early next year of a
"radio serial."
The story probably will be told in
eight "installments" of 15 minutes
each, be said. with dialogue. de-
scription and characterisation. The
tentative title is "The Missinrldan"
REALESTATE FOR REAR
‘N
' AMENDED“ and Fl.“
MODERN—5 room apartment. iirst
floor. all improvements. 31 Greg-
ory Boulevard. Rent $45.00.
Phone 2025. '
5 ROOM APARTMENT—all modern
improvements. except heat. Also
garage. Rent $25.00. 45 Tierney
St. Inquire. Ricci. on Premises.
Phono 1170-8.
SMALL HOUSE—0f 0 rooms, part
improvements. Rent 325 per
month. Apply 24 Clay St.. South
Norwalk.
Business Places For Rent '15
a FLOORS—opposite South Norwalk
R. R. Station. Suitable for light
factory Work or storage purposes.
Telephone 1110. ‘
- FOR RENT—Well established and
fully equipped Lunch Roam on
Boston Post Road. It you are inter-
ested in a. good location where rea~
sonablo terms: may be arranged. get
in touch with us immediately.
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington St. South Norwaik
STORE T0 LET—16 Commerce St.
Norwalk. Inquire Norwnlk Post
Road Tire Co. 62 Wall St. Nor-
wnlk. Phone 3060.
JEAL ESTATE FOR. SALE
Business Property For Sale 82
. ing meetings between
positions for ambitious
lost articles to their on
unselfish Workers than
ads.
and need. if you don
Section regularly!
Welfare Workers—That Work For
Everybody’s Welfare
3.
No welfare workers are more deserving .lf
the name than the hundreds oi‘ little "workers
which are appearing daily ill the A-B-(J Classi-
- lied Section of The Sentinel.
'l‘licso classified ads are continually arrang-
mutunlly favorable grounds—ore finding good
more—ore renting desir-
able property—are, in Silllfiij-(kllllWllilillclu
of things which are distinctly and decidedly .
,promotivc of public Welfare.
You can’t find any more conscientious or
And you can’t fir. '
The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the Same—~11: Service
Always Diii‘erent—wln Opportunity
H
buyers and sellers upon
workers—mm returning
The Sentinel classifiti
:ill iho things you w.: ii
'l (tillSllli. the Clussif'
EGood 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
Houses For Sale 841
HOUSES FOR SALE—~Slnglc and
double. new houses. Marvin Beach
see Hansen 16 Gregory Boulevard.
Phone 2080.
THE TA MMANY AGENCY.
Real Estate and- Insurance. 128
Washington St. Phone 3344.
AUGTIONS—LLGALS
Legal Notices 01
. ' SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT Oli‘ NORWAIK. SS.
PROBATE COURT. December 0. A.
D.. 1026.
Estate of Charles II. Pearce. late
of Norwalk in said District. deceas-
ed.
The Court of Probate for the Die-
trlct ol.‘ Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the dille
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to proo
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ed. witliin said time, will be (lobar-
red in rce0very. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested-to make
immediate payment to
FREDERICK H. PEARCE.
- Executor.
or LIGHT. DUNBAR & QUINLAN.
his Attorneys.
Test Answers-A
Those are the correct unswors to
the Bible test questions which ap-
peared on the comic page.
1—Jesua walks on the water and
saves Peter from drowning.
2—Bathsheba.
.'i-—An angel.
i—Now Testament.
5—Simon Peter.
0——Three days and three nights.
7—Slmon. ,
8~Nlneteenth.
9—Sainn'el.
I'D—Benjamin.
“WACII’I‘ AM RHEIN” STIIiIi
. VERBOTEN IN SOME AREAS
KAISERSLAUTERN. R h e n is h
Palatlnste. Germany, (AP).—-—“Dic
Wacht: am Rhein" is still verboten
in the occupied areas where the real
“watch" is maintained by Allied
troops.
Ten high school students on a
hiking trip. inspired to song by the
beauties of the Bhineland hills.
cmssnvnn mamas?
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE
-——
New two-family house. modern
in every detail. consisting of
eleven rooms and sun parlor. 2
furnaces. fl-car garage. good loca-
tion.
Modern seven room house with
large sun parlor, open tiro plncc.
Hot water heating system. local.
ed just off West Ave.
For further particulars
Canty. 69’ Co.
Rsaliors---Insurance
17 80. Main St. Phone 830
consult
1 927
Tide Calendars
.1. CALI. A'l‘
Taylor '& Golden Co.
80. Norwalk Trust (is. Bldg.
orace Hours a All. to s P. M.
SOMERS a senses
WINDOW SHADES
~ PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS
NORWALK ' so. nonwamt
so Well so 8‘10 Rani-ass Ave.
WE DELIVER
'A VERY MERRY
CHRISTMAS
Walter R. Ceilings
moron
23 NORTH MAIN STRE’n:
l‘unctualiiy As A Virtue
Waive World)
I’unctuality is a. virtue—wandby no
rucune a minor one—in all circum—
stances. It is boih a virtue and an
asset to the inan in business. One
who habitually keeps his engage-
ments punctually is not likely to
started the old refrain: "Ea braust
eln Rut wie Donnerhall." French
genan'mes arrested t h e m. The
French military police court at
Kaisersiautern fined tile two loudest
singers $50 each. two others 812 and
four :6 each. Two proved to the sat-
isfaction of the court that they could
not sing and were dismissed.
fail in keeping of his other prom-
ises. A highly developed sense of
obligation is a valuable possession
and one that should be acquired and
cultivated as'early in life as poss-
ible. To the business man who
would be successful, ii: is indispen-
sable.
Flour made from iish has been
found good food for‘xdcmestlc ani-
-muls.
‘ our on}: way
Auction Sales
and ho'lntonds making ‘the ~ story
4 v ‘i i i
we Wi‘SH you MERR‘! cumsmus,
AND A com amour NEW HEAR.
Tris A TlME moi-touts BEHAPW
will-int WORLD 60 FULL oF CHEER.
n’s 1n mentor oAv Fee CulLOREN. '
cog WHOLE. Lives rr BOTH '
avian BRiGi-i‘lhus 0? A sense
WHO HAS~N~ No BUTTONS on
His PANTS «~— -~ -
' By WILLIAMS
ENHANCE,
UP Tu’ PEI-0E?
woo HA5 NEVER
HAD A' CHANCE!
‘ all
‘ absinthe. The old "spoon". with.per-
‘ time. The “drip" Of
no: EVENING ‘ summon-seem NORWALK, eons. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25,1926.
Be Sure And ‘ Read This Complete Catalogue Of Wants And Offers
wr
Every . Day
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DAILY RADIO ’ PROGRAM
Saturday, December 25.
larly Christmas morning programs
will be broadcast starting at 5:00 from
“'Clll) and lit 0:30 from WGY. An
afternoon feature will be the Cros-
ley organ recital at 11:00 from WLW
iiiul erlIill‘fllit. through WEN“ and
other stations. including “'Elvll,
\l’.l.\lt \\"l‘.\(l. \V'l‘AM. WGR. Wli‘l.
“'Urlll and \Vi‘.i\l£. At 7:80 the
audience of WidAl" may hear excerpts
from tho oriiioi'io "The Messiah."
sum; by It chorus. WBZ. WJZ. \VGY
and WMAK at 5:10 will broadcast the
Yuletide concert by the Boston Sylnv
phony orchestra. The lioston Tigers
and Quebec pin-k chosen will start
their llot'lu'-.\' clinic at 8:25 and its
progress will be nnnouncod through
\VNAU. ' Waller lininrosi'h and the
New York Symphony Orchestra will
play at 0:00 through the WEAli‘ chain.
At lhu same time “'GBS will feature
a German octet and WilK will radio
music of a Hungarian orchestra. A
Russian quartet will entertain from
Wii’ at 0:15. At 0:30 KDKA will
broadcast music and messages for the
t‘nnndian police in the Far North flilll
\\'GllS will present a Christmas mu-
sic-drama.
Black face type Indicates best features
All Programs Eastern Standard Time.
Leading East Stations.
WPG. ATLANTIC CITY—299.8.
7:15 l'..\l.—~(lrgiiu: dinner music.
MED—Pianist. Journey to great musl-
riziun’ houses.
limo—Chelsea. ’i‘rnymom concerts.
10:00—“1926 Review of Popular Hits."
lu::iiI——(‘.:ir.lvn l’li-r ounce orchestra.
11:30—Giiicwiiy Casino orchestra.
W AC. BOSTON—430.1.
0:30 l'.l\l.-—-lllnucr dance.
l(:40~--(‘.oucert. -
8:25—Boston Tigers-Quebec, hockey.
0:55—liuokmlnisior orchestra.
10:45—(‘oploy i'lnzo. orchestra.
WGR, BUFFALO—319.
‘ 0:00 l‘.l\l.—Shmo ns \i'lilAli‘.
AK. BUFFALO-266.
0:30 PAL—Onondaga music.
7:30—'l‘lioiiter musical.
and—Boston Symphony with WSZ.
ii:.'l0—l.nin,vi-tio dance orchestra.
' HZUleillllllln A. C. (lance orchestra.
WLW CINCINNATI—422.3.
7:00 LIL—Organ.
ll:ilu—:'~'crkntnry Hawkins Radio Club.
‘JCUU—i‘nstlu li‘urm (inneo.
WTAM, CLEVELAND—380.4.
12:30 PAL—Bamboo (lax-den orch.
WHAFi. ATLANTIC CITY—275.
5:00 l'.f\l.v~~Sonsido ensemble.
WEEl. BOSTON—438.0.
6:43 l'..\l.—-—l.idu Venice orchestra.
WIS—Musical.
Emil—Musical with “'I‘IAF to 10:00.
WKRC, CINCINNATI—422.3.
10:00 PAL—Swiss Garden orchestra.
11:00—1"opulnr program: dance.
WHK. CLEVELAND—272.0.
MOO—Cranes orchestra.
7:00—Sluilio program.
Mill—Trio: choral singers.
0:00~lluugarinn Philharmonic orch.
WHAS. LOUISVILLE—400.
3:30 l‘.!\i.—-Gondrou‘s orchestra.
0:00—31 :rlio concert.
5:15—Clovcluud orchestra.
“hid—limo Flush Wizard.
li:I|li—lioileiuioii ilonr.
9:00--Hunic as WEAI".
10:00—Ev Jones‘s Merrymsksrs (
WJR. DETROIT—610.0.
limo-Studio program.
11:30—“Morry Old Chief."
O . NEWARK—405.
7:.'l0 l‘..‘il.-—-\'nndcrbiit dance 0
liztIlI—l'ludlo lv'rniiks;
tutti—Negro splrltunls.
0:00—0rgiiu. soloists.
lllziiil~lilt‘i:l convert ilOl r.
11:00—4‘ouiuiodori: orchestra.
WBZ. NEW ENGLAND—333
0:15 l‘..\i.——Orgnn.
Ono—Boston Symphony orches
10:15—lleisulnn‘s orchestra.
WEAF. NEW YORK—492.
dress by Powell Croaiey.
moo—Waldorf dinner music.
7:00—lloibruu orchestra.
7:30—Handsl's “Messiah" by
lists. chorus. orchestra.
0:00——N. v. Symphony orchest
11:00—Vincent Lopez orchestra.
NEW YORK—455.
4:30 l'.M.—l’liul Spocht's orch
7:00—l)on \‘ooi'lloss orchestra.
anti—Boston Symphony orc
with WBZ.
.tfli‘i—Iloynl lloul‘.
10:30—Jiiek lieiiui'a orchestra.
WFi. PHILADELPHIA—394
7:00 l'.lil.—4'I‘o_v inli-s.
limo—Christmas concert.
OHIO—Sumo n3 \\’l-2.\l:‘.
10:00—Mule quiirii-i.
0:10 l‘.l\I.——liun l-‘i'nnliiiu orel
GAS—Markets; children‘s. sport
sue—smug ensemble.
9:15-Russian quartet.
10:05—1ien Franklin orchestra.
11:05—Theater ormm.
(HS—Build.
Swill—Sandy Andy's toy time.
ii Sill—Bu lid.
6:30
11:00-sr. Peter's service.
0:00 l'.l\l.
6230—0110:: ngn dinner music.
anti—Boston
with W
Santa Claus."
10:15—WGliS string ensemble.
7:00 1‘.I\l.—-—~'l‘:iik, tenor.
0:00—Tulk. baritone. e-
10:Zl0—Nest Club. l
11:00—McAlpln orchestra.
12:00——-lilelilpln entertainers.
0:00 [EM-«Two orchestras.
9:15-41 sair Auditorium concert.
.
10:00—"Tho Christmas Story."
7:00 PAL—Orchestra: soloists.
orchestra.
0:1l0—Neweomb's Society orchestra.
7:00-—-.\liirkels; agricultural features.
7:15—'l'llonior orirh; malo quartet.
3:00 l’.i\l.———(.‘rosley orgiin recital, ad-
10:lu—-Lo l'erroqmt do Paris ounce.
WJ ,
10:30 [Hit—Si. George's service.
WIP. PHILADELPHIA-508.2.
8:45~.\‘oprano. luiriione. contralto.
KDKA, PITTSBURGH—300.
9:30—Christnias music and messages
for Canadian Mounted Police.
WGY. SCHENECTADY—379.5.
.\.M.——Lliilwl‘illl candle service.
my suite Aces orch.
Symphony orchestra
BZ.
10:30—Snguinore dance program.
Secondary Eastern Stations
WGBS. NEW YORK—316.
0:00~Ma|e octet from Deutschcr Ver-
eux.
0:30—Music drama. “Ho Looked Like
10:30-Arrowhr-nd lnn orchestra.
WMCA. NEW YORK—dill.
.\._
WCA E, PITTSBURGH—461.
F:00—-\'iolinlsi. tenor, mntrnlio.
0:4i—Si'lnplmny arch. with “'19
2 hrs)
roll.
.1.
tra.
vocal-
rs.
cairn.
hcstra
.5.
restra.
talks.
AF.
1 1'
HMS—Mrs. C.
Leading DX Stations.
WSB. ATLANTA—423.3.
0:00 I’.M.—~Concnl‘t.
Summer program.
KYW. CHICAGO—536.
0:00 l‘.l\l.—l"nlnily llour..
tuba—Studio lnuslcnl. '
“1:00—Classical concert.
11:30-(‘ougress carnival. ,, .
WSBM. CHICAGO—~226. 3
0:00 l‘.M.——-Orclis. artists to 3:00 l'i
in; Nutty Clllb nt.1:00 ii. iii.
WEBH~WJJD. CHICAGO—570.
8:00 l'.l\i.-0rchesirii; solos.
11:00—Victorians; trio to 12.
12:00—Orchcstra; songs to 3:00 a. m. .
WGN—WLIB. CHlCAGO—303.
0:00 P.1il.—Snnilodns WEAR.
10:00—O era ero .
11:00—SKI“ 'ii‘ Henry. Music Box;
tenor; Cori-ell and (ioailon; on
gun: orchestras to 1:30 a. m.
WLS. CHICAGO—344.6.
7:001‘.l\l.-'-I:‘.ntcriainers. orchestra.
lo 2:00 :1. ill.
WMAQ. CHICAGO—448.
0:00 hilt—Orchestra. >
0:30-Theutnr rcvue.
WFAA. DALLAS—470.
0:30 P..\i.-—linrni0nlcist. guitarist.
12:00—Joy's orchestra.
WOC. DAVENPORT—48}.‘ .
0:00 PAL—Orchestra with \\ luAI.
. KOA. DENVER—322.4.
12:30 A..\l.—S(‘houernmn's orchestra.
WBAP. FORT WORTH—475.0.
8:30 [Kilt—Sunday school lessen.
0:00—I‘innist.
10:30-Musicnl program.
PWX. HAVANA—400.
8:00——Pro;;rinn to 12:00.
KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—375.
10:00 l’.l\I.—-\'ovulisis. dance. ‘
11:15—Euphonium, dunco.
WDAF, KANSAS CITV—355.0.
0:00 PAL—Same as WEAF‘.
12:15 A..\l.—Nightlmwk frolic.
KFI. LOS ANGELES—467.
11:00 1‘..\l.———L'7lirislmzls program.
12:00—l)o Verde orchestra. -
1:00 A.lii.-—Rn<lio Club. .
moo—Midnight frolic. ’
WCCO. MINN.. ST. P‘AUqL-‘iio. )
0:00 l'.l\i’.——~Sa.-ne us WEAl‘. .
10:30—Vuriety program.
KGO, OAKLAND—361. ‘
12:00 I’.i\i.—Whitcomh Band to 4:00.
WCBD. ZION—344.6.
5:00 A.M.—Chrlstmas morning mu.
slcsl
Secondary DX Stations.
WORD. BATAVIA—ZTE'
8:00 l‘.l\i.~—1\'obstor concert.
10:00—Studio program.
WENR. CHICAGO—260.
0:00 PAL—String trio: orchestra.
1:00 [Lu—Midnight frolic (2 hrs.)
WOW. OMAHA—526.
10:00 PAL—Program.
11:00—Brown's orchestra.
KFOA. SEATTLE—424.3.
PAL—liarmony trio.
KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—428.
11:00 I'..\i.—I)ance orchestra.
KMOX. ST. iLOUlS—ZBOJ.
8:00 l‘.i\i.—»Sclioolliousc.
{lino-String quartet; soloists to 11:0s
11:15—1‘wo dance orchestras to 2:00.-
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11:30
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Sunday, December 26.
Earl llcssnizin. explorer. will
lighten the radio audience
first radio nirneiiou Sunday.
"The World Made Flesh."
in," a music-drum. will be
through WGBS and Wli’ at 0:30.
classical recital of the evening throug
the \Vl'lfili‘ chain at 0:15. A twcnt
at 10:0 .
Leading East Stations.
0:15 l‘..‘\l.~Amba.-sador orchestra.
chorus.
246—WBAL. BALTIMORE—1220K.
6:30 PAL—Concert orchestra.
S:OO-Contnta. “The
’ Flesh." ,
430.1~WN_AC. BOSTON—097k.
. 7:1b l'.lil.«-(!hu_rch service.
319.WGR. BUFFALO—040k.
10:45 LIL-Presbyterian service.
7:45 EAL—Presbyterian service.
9:1ii~Same as WEAF.
266—WMAK. BUFFALO-11301:.
8:00 Bill‘s—Syracuse musical.
7:50-Christlan Science service.
10:20—-Sylvnnia llour.
4_22.3—WLW. CINCINNATI-410k.
7:30 P.M.——l’resbyterinn service.
11:00—Beethoven memories.
8:50—strlug orchestra: tenor.
389.4—-WTAM~CLEVELAND—T]Ok.
11:00 AIL—Church service.
3:00 1’.lii.-Aiiornoon musical.
7:45 ELM—Baptist service.
‘ "‘"itaséi‘d‘ééi‘sh'libémom'
. T 400k.
7220 P.M.—Salfle as WEAIi‘ to 10:15
10:15—Theater radio review.
10433.3;W2Kfiép C‘lNaleNATl-HOR.
: .. .g— ass c to ram
11:15—Swiss Garden fgoiig. I
- 325.9—WSAI. CINCINNATI—920k
8:09 P.M.—Sernionettc. '
ibis-Same as WEAF
272.6—WHK. CLEVELAND—“Hock.
6:00 P.M.—-Spltalny’s orchestra.
7:30—1. B. S. A. concert.
8:45—Studio program.
352.7—WWJ. DETROIT-850k.
7:20 P.M.-Same as WEAF to 10:15.
«Ii—WRAP. NEW YORK—695k.
711%.- Bibi—Chin“ soloisdtls.
: s, so once ran a s.
mid—Organ. ‘
on-
about
Clixistiuns hppponings in the Arctic
at six o‘clock through WEAF for the
. . At 8:0
:1 boys t‘llllll‘ will sing the cantata,
. from
‘\'1;.‘\Ls iiml \i‘JZ and “‘GI’ will unite
in broadcasting the Pennsylvania on-
tertainment hour. "Uncle Tom‘s Cab—
give};
mixed qunrtet composed of Betsey
Laue Shepherd. soprano; Elsie Baker,
conirnllo; .trlliur linckoit Granville,
tenor. and William Simmons, baritone,
will sing Christmas songs in the main
voice chorus will present the cantata.
"The Babe of Bethlehem." ii'om WPG
Slack f'aco type indicates best features
All programs Eastern Standard Time.
299.8—WPG. ATLANTIC ClTY—iOOOk
10:00"The Babe of Bethlehem." Gaul
World Made
moo—Blues and Ballads: Loom dance
‘V
0:00—liollenden orchestra.
IMO—Theater orchestra.
Sula-Church service.
0:15—Samo as WEAF‘.
10:15-—Wylie's orchestra.
7:15
0 10:00—Church song service.
7:25 l‘.lli.-—Cluriliotist.
7:i5-\’nndcrbilt concert.
(1133;3—WBZ. NEW ENGLAN
7:3ii'c'siixoplionlsi. baritone.
Sum—Boston musical.
mercs DI‘OQI‘SIR.
5:30 RM. -l‘lrinist.
h
Y
herd. soprano: Elsie
contralto: A. H. Granvi
9:30 P.M.—Muslc - drama,
Tom's Cabin."
0:00 A.M.-—Chlldron's hour.
11:00—Baptist service. Dr. H.
dick, pastor.
3:55 REL—Vesper service.
7:00—Cliurch Carillon.
7:20~Ambassndor trio.
Milton J. Cross. tenor.
0:30 P.M.——WGBS concert.
1105‘???"
:i . .-—Baptist service.
4:00 PAL—Organ.
(Mil—Presbyterian service.
7:30—I‘resl‘iyterlan service.
4:00—Vesper service,
moo—Organ recital.
7:00—WJZ musical.
, Secondary Eastern Stations
275~WHAR. ATLANTIC oirv—iosok
8:00 DBL—Sermon. Pauilst
. 11:00—Moment musical.
10:00—Monte Carlo orchestra.
9:15 I’.lil.-—Snme as WEAF‘
6 :00 PAL—Organ. .
7:30—Presbyterian service.
6:30 Rim—Dinner concert.
10:15—Viollnist; reading
7:30 Elm—Baptist service.'
7:20 EAL—Same as WE
9:15—Same as WEAF. AF
1
616.9-—WJ R. DETROIT—500k.
l‘.l\i.—-.\ieinodist scrvlccs.
405—WOR. N EWAR K—740k
D—905k.
A.‘.\i.—-i'nil)’ Church service.
7:00 l’..\l.~llomo folks organ music.
9:00-Sprlngflelo Chamber of Com~
sets—wear. NEW YORK-510k. ‘
coo—Earl Rossman. Arctic explorer.
0:20—Orclirstrnl concert. contralto.
7:20—Capltol Theater musical.
9:15—Mlxed quartet. Betsey L. Shep-
Baker.
lls. ten.
or: W. Simmons. baritone.
loaf—"King 0 Kings." Biblical drama
315.6—WOB . NEW YORK—500k.
“Uncle
10:30-“The Lurks," women's trio.
455—WJZ. NEW YORK—600k.
E. Fos-
8:OO-Penn Hour, Shiikrst orchestra,
9:00—Comniodore concert orchestra.
10:00—Godfrey Ludlow. violinist.
508.2—WIP, PHILADELPHIA—590k.
PITTSBURGH—970k.
6:30—Littie Symphony orchestra.
379.5—WGY. SCHENECTADY—TOOR.
11:00 AIL—St. Peter's service.
3:00 PAL—Syracuse musical.
384.4Q—WLW L. N EW YOR K—TSok.
cheris-
ere.
. 34i—WMCA. NEW YORK—880k. .
7:00 P.M.—Golden's orchestra: talks.
374—WRNY. NEW YORK—802k.
7:30 EAL—Methodist service.
394.5—WFl, PHILADELPHIA—760k.
sees-woo. PHILADELPHIA—590k.
461.3—WCAE.. PITTSBURGH—650k.
7:20-Snmc as WEAF to 10:15.
WCSH. PORTLAND—600k.
468.5-WRC. WASHINGTON-640k.
.
Dripping Absinthe Is '
Seen Again In Paris
PARIS. (AP).—Thc old familiar
Plant life cannot exist mor
life. has been found
four miles. . a
e than
600 feet below the see. but animal
at a depth of
Leading DX Stations.
028.3-WSB, ATLANTA-700k.
0:00 I’.I\l.-Iiir:iiiodist choir. vespel
SIN—Methodist service.
536—KYW. CHICAGO—500k.
8:00 PAL—Sunday: Evening Club.
Imam—Classical concert.
226—WBSM. CHICAw—issok.
9:00 l'.hi.—-nghthawks; in India.
10:00-Orchestra. trio. harmony team.
l:00 A.lil.——l\'utty Club: nighthowks.
SOS—WGN-WLIB. CHICAGO-900k.
8:30 l‘.lii.—Songs: quintet.
USS—Same ns WEAF‘.
l0:lF—-"Our Music Room." .
11:00—Sum 'n’ Henry. violinist.
345—WLS. CHICAGO-870k.
7:00 P.M.-—-Littie Brew‘n Church.
475.9—WFAA. DALLAS—630k.
0:00 l’..'tl.-—(7livistlan 'scrvice.
10:00—Methodist singers.
12:00—‘-Ainpliion mule quartet.
483.0—WOC. DAVENPORT—620k.
7:30 P.M.-Church service.
0:15—Snme as WEAR.
11:00—Little Symphony orchestra.
322.4—KOA. DENVER—930k.
9:30 PAL—Christmas carols.
475.9—WBAP. FORT WORTH—030k.
10:30 PAL—Texas Hotel orchestra.
400—PWX. HAVANA—750k.
8:30 PAL—Cuban program.
374.5—KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—800k.
l0:o0 PAL—Meyer Davis ensemble.
10:45—Oi'gnn.
11:30—Ton merry trainmcn. -
467—KFI, LOS ANGELES—640k. .
11:00 l’.l\l.—Classic hour. '
12:00—Bottgcr's Venetians.
1:00 A.lii.-0rchestrs. soloists. .
410.4—WCCO, MINN.. ST. PAUL—720k
0:15 P.M.-——Samc as WEAF.
10:15—Chippcwa lndlans' program. .1
11:0g502rgan. O }
.—KG . OAKLAND—830k. -
10:35 REL—Presbyterian service.
12:00-——Rcm's Little Symphony orch. ‘i
526—WOW. OMAHA-570k. '
10:00 i'.M.-(‘.hapel services. )
280.2—KMOX. ST. LOUIS—10701:. .
10:0 P.l\i.—Sunday‘ Night. Club. '\
11:3 -—Cinderella orchestra to 1:00. i
344.6—WCBD. ZION-870k. ‘
9:00 PJIVli—tOrchettta, mlxbd quartet, .
so 0 s a. ‘
Secondary DX Stations.
275—WORD. BATAVIA—iODOk. *
8:00 [tilt—Webster Hotel orcn. \
10:00—I. B. A. S. choral singers. _
370—WEBH—WJJD CHICAGO—310k. '
3:00 P.M.-0rciicsim. vocalists. ‘
> 265—WENR CHICAGO-1130K *
9:00 Elli—String trio: orchestra.
1:00 A.M.--Midnlght frolic (2 hrs.) ‘
400—WHT. CHICAGO—750 ‘
8:30 I’.M.—Tabernacle Bandk! and ~
choir.
see—WHO oss Memes-5 . 1‘
8:30 PAL—Christianson's orch.70k \
217~218—WOK HOMEWOOD— R.
0:00 lfi.bl.—-Oi~chestrn. theater 13soilin-
cert. soloists (4 hrs.) .
405.2—KHJ. LOS ANGELES—‘NOR.
11:00 BIL—Viola: Orpheus Four.
428.3—KPO SAN FRANCISCO—700m.
0:35 P.M.-'-1;’alacc concert orchestra.
11:35-—Fairmont Hotel orchestra. A
1:00 A.M.—-Wolohan's Californians.
\VDRC. NE‘V HAVEN—268
A. M'. ‘ ' ‘
11;00+Services of the Church of
' ‘the Rede’emer, Rev. Roy M.
Boughton; Pastor.
'drip from the absinthe spoon is seen
again on the boulevards. .
Absinthe is a prohibited liquor in
France but there are plenty of sub-
stitutes that look and taste like it
and there are, of course. some ab-
sinthe bootieggers. ‘ .
The absinthe drinker takes about
a fourth of a. goblet of the imitation
forated bowl and an extension be-
yond..is placed across the .top of the
glass. On a lump of sugar in the
bowl. water is poured. a little at a
this . sugared
A
it
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Company
Merry Christmas
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to
we er into the absinthe sires the
gr en liquor with pearly white. Two
.. Little Wonder
Fuel Saver
SAVES 20% to as 14%
On Your Cool Consumption
SATISFAOI'ION GUARANTEED
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Combustion Engineers
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s
or three times as much water as
absinthe is poured in slowly until
the drink is milky white. The long..-
slow "dripping" and the long, slow
sipping of the finished product keep-
the absinthe drinker busy .for an
hour. ‘ . . -
..--.._
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