THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 27,1926.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS—-
‘ 1—Deaths
.. I—Card of Thanks
.4 89-h: Memorlam.
l-w-F‘uneral Directors
i dildonuments. Cemetery Lots
HSooietles and Lodges
7”; 10-4430“ and Found
AUTOMOTIVE—-
-_ L—‘dtntomobile Agencies
' 11~Automobilea For Sale
13-Auto Trucks For ‘Sale
' _ 13—Anto Accessories
in ,jld-Garages—Autos tor Hire
“ ,Jb—Motorcycles and Bicycles
'1 II—Wanted ~Autometive
BUSINESS SERVICE—
} Via—Business Servicesmflered
AIS—Building and Contracting
‘ 31—Dremrnd‘lting and Millinery
22—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
. Is—ginaurance entrant-en Bonds
‘ zs—Trucking—Storage
.fi—Paintina. Papering. Decorat-
. ins
.‘ ‘.fl-—Protessional Services
39~Repalring and Refinishing
ECO—Tailoring and Pressing
SITWanted—Business Sonics
..I..-1.UYItiENT—'—
:. gala—Employment Agencies
"Manolo Wanted—Female
88—Help Wanted-Mala
nus—Help—Male and Female
"Q6 icltors. Canes-sore. Agents
. 00-3 atious Wanted—Female
' 87-Situations Wanted-Male
I...1Nl.‘iAL—
‘ SS—Business Opportunities .
rdo—Money to Loan—Mortgages
1‘. illdsoLoeaI' instruction Classes
L “—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
'dd—Wanted—lnstructlon
LIVE STOCK—
d7—Dogs. Cats. Other Pete
" its-.3 recs. Cattle. Vehldiu
7die—Poultry and Supplies
lD—Wantcd—Live. Stock
MEECHANpISE—
Si—Art‘icles For Sale
fil-n—Barier and Exchange
Ila-Boats and Accessories
: III—Building Materials
III—Business and omen Equip-
ment ' . .
,- .3 Farm and Dairy Products
' VIC-Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser
[fl—Good Things to Eat
:‘vfl—Household Goods .
CO—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
Ci—Maehinery and Tools
"—110qu Merchandise
‘ Ola—Radio Equipment
Olu-Seeda. PlantavFlowers
, 5 Il—Specials'at the Stores
di-Wearina Apparel
" “—Wantedo'i‘o Bus
ROOMS AND BOARD—
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INSTRUCTION— r '
HELLO mung—New hat? No. the
NAG! BROS—storage. All kinda lo~
ANNOUNCEMENTS
REAL ESTATE res RENT
Straycd. lam. Found V‘ l0
LOST—A small red purse Christmas
Eve, n Washington St. Will lind-
er pl use return to Sentinel OI-
fice. ,
STORE TO LET-16 Commerco St.
Norwallt. Inquire Norwnik Post
Road Tire Cd. 03 Wall St. Nor-
waik. Phone 3000.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale II
THE NORWALN FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1831 06 Wall St.. Norwallt
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwaik
Phonehlill'iii
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
Weatport.
590
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
8 Elizabeth St. 'l‘el Cit?
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services ousted Is
MARINE MOTORr— overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. 810. a
FITZGERALD AWNING CO,
First &. New Sts. Phone 3080
UPHOI.STERING——nnd c a bin oi
werk. Picture framing, mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
I. O. 0. .F.. Bldg. 80. Norwalk.
Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating 20
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks aweli Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Hot Shop. 11 N Main St.. 8.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a. satisfied customer is our aim.
Moving. Trucking Storage as
cal and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. it ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 318 daytime:
804-14 nights.
~‘ ’if'MENT
Help Wanted-mm 02
BELL BOY—~16 your! old wanted.
Apply Mnhuckcmo Hotel, South
Norwaik. ' .
INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dancing, Dramatic dd
lies. Pupil of New York College at
Music. 6 Putnam Ava. So. Norwalk.
Near West Ave.
PIANO iNSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss J. De-
MERCHANDISE
Musical Merchandise 02
son SALE—3775 SLIGHTLY USED
. Norwaik.
player piano. with rolls and bench
8376. Convenient t e r m s. T H E
STUDWELL PIANO CO. South
Repairing—Service Stations . id. .
. Repairing on all makes or cars.
NZEAL ESTATF FOR SALE
let us tell you about it.
Washington St.
Houses For Sale
HOUSES FOlt SALE—Single and
double, new houses. Marvin Beach
see Hansen 10 Gregory Boulevard.
Phone 2680.
THE TAM MANY AGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance. 123
Washington St. Phone 3844.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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Saiye Money
Buy Now
Spring Prices
Always Higher
Just built-43 room htillso and garage,
nil improvements. best location.
I’rlcc $7.000. Very ousy terms.
Brand new. Groom house. steam
heat. till ltnprovcnIvIIls, sun parlor.
tlic ..ltcheu ltnd built. Make offer.
Easy terms.
Woo—inmiiy house near C. & K.
factory"; all improvements. Gurugc.
always rented. .l‘i‘iCO $11,000. Cash
$3,000. 'l‘crms.
Beautiful building lots. sucrillced tor
$1,000. 46 x 130. Just oi”: East Ave.
Gas, sewer. water in Street.
'. ‘lilt‘. .0“. CALL
WaiterR. Ceilings
REA} .TOll
23 North Main Street
80. Norwdlk Phone 3916
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FOR-SALE—USED UPRIGHT PI-
sun. its. '1‘}! E s T u ow E LL
PIANO CO. 80. Norwaik.
GAWLORD PLAYER PIANO-With
bench and rolls. 88 note. Malte-
gany case. Good tonaiand action.
Bargain $348. Free delivery. Act
quickly. call today. FOX PIANO
Co. South Norwaik.
RADIO-used -Atwater-Kent radio.
Taken in exchange on Radiola 20.
Price 845. Convenient terms.
S'I‘UDWELL PIANO CO.
SOMERS & SOMERS
THE PAINT PEOPLE
WINDOW SHADES
_ _ PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
on Wall St. \ 8710 Railroad Ave.
WE DELIVER
dlolss. Super-Heterodyne.
. Kent, Bosch and Freshman.
payment down on any of these re-
dios brings one to your home.
ance Fox's way. easy to pay.
RADIOS
We sell the following radios. Ra-
Atwater-
Small
Bal-
ALFRED FOX PIANO 00.
South Nor-walk.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms washout-d e7
FURNISHED ROOMS— Furnished
room for one or two persons with
or without board. phone. accomo-
dations all convenience. Bath on
same floor ,.ouse heated. quiet
convenient to station and trolley.
cio Sentinel.
-L ESTA’L .e.. .
Apartments and Plats i 74
7 LARGE ROOMS—with all im-_
provementb. 72 ”Spring St. One
minute from R. R. Station. Phone
1416. '
5
LARGE ROOMS—With all im.
provements including heat. gas.
large coal range. 5 minutes from
South NorWalk R. IR. Station.
Phone 2478.
LIBERTY SQUARE
. And Chapel
St. Apartment of 5. rooms and
bath. gas. electric lights. station-
ary tubs. Rent :26 month. Inquire
64 South disinfstredt or phone 80.
REAL “Esra!!! rcs ; as; c
I—Rooma With Board
Ol—-Booms‘..Without Board
1‘ ll-Rooms tor Housekeeping
IWVacation Places
11—11mm- to Eat
Ila-Where to Stop i Town
Apartmenns sno' fists“ u
MODERN—5 sooth ‘ apartment, - first
floor. all improvementa'u Greg-
ory Boulevard. Rent $45.00.
Phone 2035‘
fl-Wanted-Rooms or Board
SMALL HOUSE—'0: 4 rooms, part
Phone or write 3841-11 or Box R.
33.11. ESTATE FOR RENT-
Id—Apartmenta and Flats
Ion-Business Places for Rem
'I-Fhrms and Land For Rent
fl—Houses For Rent
u—otdces and Dealt Room
Rent . .
EAL ESTATE I SALE-
R—Brolrers in Real to
n—Busin’en Property or Sale
38-min. and hand For his
ld—Housss for Sale
div-ibis For Sale
It—aubul'bs
t .
n For hi0
fl—Shore IM Mountain - For
ll-Sors and Mountain — For
Sale
1 improvements. 'fRent , 826 per
montlt. Apply . ‘Clay St.. South
Norisalk. . ‘ .
s moons-append South Norwaik
Besides-{Places For Rent to
, n. R. station." Suitebtdtor :. light
factory work or storage purposes.
Telephone 1416.
fully equipped“, fLuneh Roam on
Boston Post Road. It you are inter-
ested in a good lecation"‘whera rea-
sonable termu'may bsnrranged. get
in touch with us immediately.
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
FOR RENT+Weu established audit
1927
Title Calendars
CALL AT
Taylor & Golden Co.
SonNorwalk Trust 00. Bldg.
Omcc Hotlrs 8 A. M. to 5 P; M.
V a
Vliuttintfsa Pieces For Rent 70
Business Property For Sale 82
Good brick business block for sale;
this onetbrlngs income. As it Is a
baigain and well located it will not
be on tho mnritet longIrCome in and
THE FUDGE'REALTY COMPANY.
South Norwalk
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And you can't fit.
and need, it' you don
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lied Section of The Sentinel.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE
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Ncw two-family house, ‘modern
in every detail. consisting at
eleven rooms and sun parlor. 2
furnaces. 2-cur garage. good loca-
tion.
Modern seven room house with
large sun parlor. open tire place.
Hot water heating system. locat-
cti just of! West Ave.
For further particulars consult
Canty 89’ Co.
Realtors---Insurance
17 80. Main St. I Phone 830
These are the correct answers to
the questions which appear on the
Comic page.
I—Biay McAvoy.
2—0100.
3—-—Ono thousand.
4—Yes.
6—Yes.
fi—John Milton.
7—NorWegian.
8—Kansas.
0—Ireland.
io—Tom Barry.
Delaney Ready
(Continued From Page 8.)
ard's hold on the boxing game will
be stronger than ever. With the ex-
ception of Delaney, he already has
all the possible contenders for the
heavyweight title under contract.
Humbert Fuguy. the only pro-
moter'fo threaten Richard's supre-
macy will have a tough time of it
during the coming year. Fugazy has
an agreement with Charles Stone-
ham for the use of the Polo Grounds
but the conditions or the contract
are such that nothing may come of
it.
According to one who is supposed
to know what he is talking about.
Fugazy can get the big ball pmk
for boxing only if he is able to put
in a Tunney match and he must
pay $125,000 for the use of the
grounds. Failure to lure the heavy-
weight champion into signing ar-
ticles will make the agreement with
Stoneham‘nuil and void.
For Rent
Four rooms, built. 1111 improve-
ments. iicut furnished. Jani—
lor service. $45.00 per month
during winter, $35.00
month during summer.
quire of.
J. M. Layton & Co.,
inc.
36 Washington Street
Tel. 35
pt‘t‘
in-
So. Norwelk, Conn.
Canada Entry
IRENE O’B'iRYNE
Irene O’Bnryne. 17-year old miss,
holder or many records, will be
Canada's representative in the Cats-
iina, Calm, swim. Site is already
on the scene in active training for
the event which promises to bring
together the country’s greatest dis-
tance swimmers.
OUT ooh way
' i Alll’
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woman ,
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Any WILLIAMS '
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Monday, December 27.
A men's glee club will provide the
opening radio iculuro Monday when it
broadcasts from WNW at 7:30. At
9:00 "The Holy City" will be sung by
a doublq quartet from WilAz and a
song cycle will be presented irom
WCAE. iiadlcy's orchestra and Mel-
on Clark. soprano. will bdv heard in
concert through \l'JY. at 8:30. The
Gypsies will be a WIS/1F chain high
light at 0:00 and at the smite hour 'i‘cu-
berry artists will entertain irom
DAILY ‘RADIQW PROGRAM
475.0-WTIC. HARTFORD—630k.
0:30 l’..\i.-lioic| iiond trio.
'l:00~—’l‘nlk; soprano: merrymalters.
8:00-—Cllulon musical: trio.
0:00—1'olypimninns.
10:iJii—l-inicrininors.
iIIOS—Tilflflll'r organ.
405-WOFl. NEWARK—740k
7:00 kill—Shelton ensemble.
EMS—N. Y. U. tnlk.
10:00—Contrulto, tenor.
“zoo—Commodore (lance orchestra.
333.1—WDZ. NEW ENGLAND—905k.
0:30 l‘.i\l.-—-l.enox ensemble.
7:00— rt'nn: markets.
RDKA. The Central 1' glnt- club will .. r
sing through WilNi’ at 0:16. Ex- l:fifi",l.;‘:ll‘:}°‘lr-h t
corpta from the cporu. “liunsni umi 8:10:itii~'li“t”moiml his?
Gretni." will be sung through the 9f Ate Itinbi‘tilm £0} .
\VEAII‘ emit" at 10:00. At 10:30 the 9:°°".W_Smf;gno ”mm P '
Al-’1lmo Grotto iiund will play [0:01i—Tlte HUDW trio.
through Wi’il and at 11:00 music by
a 17-plece dance orchestra. playing
from the Scalp and 1210.00 bull. may bu
heard through Willi.
Black is‘ce type indicates beat teatures
_..___.
All programs Eastern Standard Time.
Leading - Neel—Stations.
299.8—WPG. ATLANTIC CITY—1000K
7::i0 MAL—Dinner music: talk.
.8:05—Dilmcr music; ballads; \Vhozit.
8:55—6nx0‘phonlst; concert orclu-stru.
10:00-"Thc Happy l'rlnce." story.
10:30-Ai-Tlme Grotto Band.
limit—Supper Club orcheblrn.
12:00—Gntmvuy Casino ort-h (2 hrs.)
246—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1220K.
0:30 i'.l\l.——l)inncr orchestra; organ.
MOO—Soprano. conirnllo.
ii:00-—-’i‘nlll: ensemble.
mum—Soprano, ‘ctuist. pianist.
“IOU—Dunc:- (‘il'l'iil"3“il‘il.
430.1«WNAC. BOSTON—697k.
6:30 l'..\l.——-l)innr'r tilllli‘c.
tins—Theater studio program.
0:15—'l‘he:lter sums and orchestra.
l0:20-—.inck:<mi'a orchestra.
11::i0—Orlznn.
319—WGR. BUFFALO—940k.
6:30 l’.,\l.——v.-\rmlzr slv-r's nrt‘hl‘sira1
Sum—Soprano. Cult met musical.
11:00—Colicge Ball.
11:31I—Cnrpt-ntnr‘s dance orchestra.
ZGS—WMAK. BUFFALO—1i30k.
611i) l‘,.\l.——Luinyotte trio.
Bzoo—Mliltnr Band.
0:00—hluslcu .
10:00—L. (I. i'icruc. fiddler.
389.4—WTAM—CLEVELAND—770k.
2:30 l’.M.-—Collc;;inn sercnndcts.
2:30-Music npproclutlon lesson.
0:00—an1 (Tunmiinns' orchestra.
Tum—Theater orchestra.
sum—Logan Consct'vnlm')‘ pupils.
iizliil—(lvpslrs irmn \\'lv2.\i“.
“mill—Studio program.
li:00-—i:lamboo Cuttivn ort‘hr-stl'n.
491.5—WEAF. NEW YORK—610k.
6:00 P..'ii.—Wuldnri-Asteria orch.
7:00—Contrulio; “lindlo English."
lulu—ileum oi liivtits.
Sum—Talk: trio: book tuik.
moo—Gypsies. string ensemble.
10:00—0pern. “Hansel and Gretel."
11:00—ilolrc‘s 1':Iinls i)‘Or orchestra.
455—WJZ. NEW YORK—660k.
1:00 i'..'li.—i"urit Lane orciicstm.
2:05a’liuslnrd, menu. basket weav-
i‘ltg talks.
4:30—iiunuuriun concert orchestra.
built—Stock. cotton. inrm market re-
ports.
7:00—Cmmnodoro orchestra.
7::i5—"it's Never too hate to Love."
lizilU—Iliztrkel's orclu'stra.
8:30-Hadley's orchestra; Helen Clark
Soprano.
0:30—(1rlterlon mnio quartet.
l0:i0-—'i‘cnor: banjo duo.
10:30—1‘aul Spot-It's orchestra.
394.5—WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—760k.
8:00 PAL-Same as WEAF‘ to 11:00.
ilzlfy—iivn [Franklin orchestra.
503.2—WOO. PHILADELPHIA—590k.
7:30 l»’..\l.—Syivanin orchestra.
7:55—Scicnco news, addresses.
0:00-——()rgnn recital.
(Mill—“'00 male quartet.
10:30—00an l’ark orchestra.
309.1—KDKA. PITTSBURGH—970k.
61H; i’..\l —l)lnner concert. ‘
7:25-i.lvvslock, grain. cotton and
produce markets. address.
8:00-Studio cnsem; Plectrum quar.
9:00—Liaht Opera hour.
379.5—~WGY. SCHENECTADY—IDOK.
11:55 A.l\i.~Time. weather. produce.
. inrm flashes. stocks.
2:00 PM ~310Mb, dress talk.
Gziiiiofitock report: farm news.
6:30——\‘un Curler orchestra.
379.5-WHAZ. TROY—790k.
8:00 P.M.—"Holy City." double quar.
S'ilr—lmu‘rencc inslrtuncninl trio.
.‘i .3—'l‘rnvciogue,
10:30—1‘0itersnn's orchestra.
Secondary Eastern Stations
275—WHAR. ATLANTIC ClTY—1090k
0:00 i‘.Z\l.—l~'vnsidu trio.
12:00—lv‘nlllcs licigero m‘t'hcalm.
348.6—WEEI. BOSTON—860k.
7:30 P.M.—Mcn'a Glee club.
fittilJ—lluok lulk: musical.
9:00- \'lth \\'l-2Ai~‘ in 10:00,
10:05— ivrnnrd‘s nrt‘lwslrn.
272.0—WHK. CLEVELAND—1100K.
7:00 i‘..'\i.—~instrumonlal program.
0:00—Vocal program.
10:00—0rchcsira.
limo—Whoa." program.
diOJ—CFCF. MONTREAL—730k.
7:00 PAL—Mt. linyai orchestra.
sum—1.0m! Family orchestra.
9:00-Rudio Ltd. linur oi Music.
10:30—SII'IillI's iiilllt‘i’ orchestra.
sits—wane. new YORK-95Ck.
341—WMCA. NEW YORK—880k.
7:10 i'.!ii.—McAiptn orchestra.
7:30.—ilununrian orchestra.
8:00—~(.‘ltristian Science lecture.
9:15—iiaritone: ensemble.
lO:l.—Sonus. pianist
limo—Ramblers; entertainers to 1:00.
526—WNYC. NEW YORK-570k.
122-5 PAL—Dance orchestra.
9:00—Taiks. songs. _
374—WRNY. NEW YORK—402k.
7:30 i“..'li.—-Somnn's orchPstrn.
8:00—Costumo recital; jazz band.
EMS—Central Y Glee Club.
10:00-iialter'a orchestra.
11:30~.\'upoleon's orchestra.
434.5—CNRO. OTTAWA-690k.
7:15 l’.?\i.-——Laurier concert orch.
0:45 P..\i.--.\iusicui sketch. 9:00—CNRO quartet.
FMS—Soprano. 10:00-Luurior dance orchestra.
0:15—“Iiuzzing Around Brooklyn 451,3.wca5, PITTSBURGH—650k.
Bridge.“
9:30—l‘lnulst.
dai—WHAP. NEW YORK—~695k.
7:00 PAL-Sucred program
S:00—-’l‘aik: violinist; speaker.
0:15——String trio: tnik.
Ions—Quartet, trio. soloists.
361.2. WHN, NEW YORK—330k.
8:30 l’.i\l.—t.lrcltcstras. talks. artists
(0 hrs.)
384.4—WLWL. NEW YORK—780k.
£200 PAL—linsemble. violinist.
ilzfio—liici'h'oy concert.
(WU—Talk: tenor: Hawaiians.
WNW—Baritone: ensemble.
6:00 l'.iil.——Two orchestras. .
7:30—KIIy-hce: farm talk.
moo—Song c cle. “From a Suil's
Tent," y McDowell quartet.
9100-»Snme as WEAF to 11:00.
11:00—11'3'man'a Press irollc.
500~WCSH. PORTLAND—600k.
8:00 PAL—Entertainers; R.R. prog.
9:00—Snmc as WEAF‘ 10’11100.
468.5—WRC. WASHINGTON-640k.
7:00 P.M.-lllayr|owcr orchestra.
8:00—Emerson liour.
Leading DX Stations.
428.3—WSB, ATLANTA—700k.
0:00 P.M.-—“songs of Today and
Yesterday."
this—Concert.
All Chicago
Stations Silent
Monday Night.
422.3—WLW. CINCINNATi~710k.
7:00 l'.lli-Vlsconti‘s orchestra.
l0:00-——I¢l. Schenolt. organist.
10:20—Synciu'onlzed orchestra.
475.9.—WFAA. DALLAS~030k.
7:30 PAL—Songs: ukulele: orchestra
limo—Agricultural Foundation pron.
322.4—KOA. DENVER—030k.
10:00 i'.lli.—'i‘heuter orchestra.
10:15—"thtle Journeys to Big Placea"
616.9—WCX-WJR. DETROIT-580K.
0:00 P.ill.—Goldltetie's ensemble.
7:00—Cloldketles' Symphony orch.
Ills—Entertainers.
8:00~Song program: code lesson,
9:00—Studln program.
352.7—WWJ. DETROIT—B50k.
6:00 i’.M.—-Ulnner concert.
limo—Musical program.
WOO—Sumo as \VI'IAF.
475.9—WBAP. FORT WORTH—630k.
8:30 i‘.lii.—-Trnction Co, program.
10:30—Old time ilddlers.
12:00--Hnrmony Club concert.
374.8«KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—800k.
10:00 P..\l.——Spnnis'lt serenade.
il:00~—\\'hozit game: philosopher.
MISS—Violinist; special features.
365.6—WDAF. KANSAS CITY-820k
0:00 P M.—Snmc as WEAF to 11:00.
l2:45 Adi—Niuhthnwk frolic.
467—KFI. LOS ANGELES--640k.
“:00 PAL—Pianist.
12:00-SCprnno. tenor, orchestra.
1:00 Adi—Program.
415.4—wcco. MiNN.. sr. PAUL—720k
9:00 P.iii.—-U. oi Minn. program.
lO:00-—Tenor. vagubonds.
limit—Long's orchestra; soloists.
12:20 A lit—Theater Organ.
256—WRVA. RICHMOND—1170k.
0:15 P.l\i.——instrumentui trio.
lino—Four Deuces: pianist.
ll:00~ftlchmond orchestra.
428.3—KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—700K
11:00 l’.iii.7-Book review.
12:00—Harmony trio. .
1:00 AIL—Long’s Cablrians.
2:00—Varit-ty hour,
280.2—KMOX. ST. LOUIS—1070k.
8:00 I'.M.——Buster Brown Hour.
Eton-String quartet; soprano.
10:00—Etherlogue: soloists.
llzlé—Bergcr'r orchestra.
mum—Arcadia orchestra.
1:00 A.ili.—-Berger's orchestra.
Secondary DX Stations.
422.3—WKRC. CINClNNATl—IiOk.
8:00 PAL—Public schools program.
Shoo-Legion muslcal.‘
12:00—1’opular program.
325.9-WSAI. CINCINNATI—020k.
7:30 P.M.—Same as WEAF‘ to 11:00.
528—WHO. DESI MOINES—Jflflk.‘
8:30 PAL—WHO quartet.
(MOO—Dance orchestra.
12:00—Chrlstlanson's orchestra.
336.9—WJAX. JACKSONVILLEvSWk.
5:00 EAL—Popular program.
10:00—Classlcal music.
limo—Theater program.
dii—WOS. JEFFERSON MTV—680k.
9:00 PAL—Studio program.
499.7—WMC. MEMPHIS—600K.
0:30 PAL—Melody makers.
10:30—Melnrly makers.
348.6—KOB, NEW MEXi’ "—860k.
9:30 Rim—Farm progr. ,z,orcbes-
tra. talks to 7102303»
301.2—KGO. OAKLAN ".,;. it.
11:00 i’.lii.-Gondoliers. "
12:00 ~l'ionk chat: '
608.2—KLX. OAKLAND-590k.
11:00 i’M.-—Program to 1:00 a. m.
WWOW. OMAHA—570k.
10:00 i’.1\i.-0rchestra. '5'
450.3—KFOA. . SEATTLE-061Mb
11:30 PAL—Studio program.
45i.3—KFNF. SHENANDOAH—GSOR.
8:00 l'.l\l.——Concert.
0:00-Poultry talk.
9:00—Snme as WEAF‘ to 11:00.
HMO-Theater ruuslcul.
10:00—Musical ,progra ‘
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Daily for twelve years Charles List; has led the pigeons on the mall
in Central Park, MW York—rain or shine.
popularity portrayed by this picture.
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Mandeii 0n Way
East For Bouts
- - Sammy M an d e l l . lightweight
champion is coming on east im-
mediately after the first of the year
to take part do a. series of serious
conferences regarding his civil fu-
ture and :the general stability of the
throne which once was occupied by
Joe Gans.
i Naturallyyhe'wili be accompanied
by Eddie Kane. his manager and
purchasing agent. It was Eddie
Kane who negogiated for the match
with Rocky Kansas,which cost»Man-
deli plenty in cash, but gained him
the easiest championship of the
year 1926.
Kane has been in long distance
communication ‘with Jess McMahon
and Tex Rickard for the past week.
it was learned today. Sid Terrie or
New York is the big question about
which all future transactions will
revolve. The general feeling hero is
that the logical match now would
be between Mandel] and‘ Terrie.
But it is greatly to be feared that
Mandeli would relish this dish not
at all. .
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CHICAGO. Dec. May—Spring train-
ing plans and several practice dates
for the Chicago Cubs, announced to-
day. will take them from Chicago
February 27. in one group. pitchers
and others alike. Manager McCarthy
has decided not to give the battery
men a. preliminary work-out. us in
past yearstceling that one month
will be sufficient for all.
" The Los Angcles and Hollywood
teams or the Coast League will pro-
vide the only opposition.durlng the
‘ training period at Catalina Island.
the usual San Francisco and Oak-
land contests having been ,dropped
from the 1927 schedule. The orhlbl-
the trip north will
l‘li
‘ there April 10. A squad: of about
Clllls Leave l'or thirty-six will be taken on the Cali-
fornia, trip. .
Camp . Feb. 27
' The total number of deaths in
the British air force in eleven
months was 73.
attributes most of them to errors or
judgment by pilots.
The Air Ministry
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