Evening sentinel, Friday, December 31, 1926 · page 11

 

 

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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTI-I NORWALR. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31,1926.

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ANNOUNOININ‘I‘S

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AUTOMOTIVE

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Automobiles For Sale 11

1926 FORD TOURING—Balloon
Tires. A-l condition. Phone 1143
or 3424.

l'lilil NORWAIJI FRANKLIN CO.
Phone I891 99 worst. Norweiit

W. It. AUSTIN
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Phone 1969 '
Clllcl'ROLE'l‘wsAwrS a SERVICE REAL ESTATE FOR “LB
estpo
' 690 1, Houses For Sale Id

Business Pieces For Rent 73

a FLOORSwopposiIc South Norwailt
It. It. Station. Suitable for light

 

factory work or storage purposes.

TOIODIIOIIO 1610..
' nos... For Item.

FOR RENT Il‘ItOliI JAN. 1st.
SEVEN ltOOM- HOUSE. Dayview
Avenue. All modern conveniences.
HOME REALTY COMPANY.

 

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RepairinghtScrI'lEe season- is

Repairing on all metres of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car trashed while you wait.

AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE

 

 

e Elisabeth at. Tel 4111
Business oeuvres
Busine- Icrvieee Offered II

 

THE TAMMANY AGENCY.

Real Estate and Insurance. 123
Washington St.- Phone 33“.

FOR SALE.
A new. 9-room. house. near East
Ave. with all improvements—Price
910.600. can be bought for 9600 cash
and 9150 each six months.‘ Come in
and let us showqit to you
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.

 

 

 

 

and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A Bergstrom, New
LO. 0. m. Bldg. Bo. Norwaik.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ An Accommodation

CREDIT

to those

CLASSIFIED

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Bills

re telephone 's'ubscrib-
are met i ed
mptly on the date of first:
wdet'tlon with the exception

button of the policy
dependent on the co-
peration givan by the public,
minimizing collection ex-
‘ uses by prompt payments.

" on of its Public Service.’

Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating 20

W

HELLO mun—New hat? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Loom swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ins'flat Shop. ll'N Main St. S -
Norwslk Conn. up 1 flight states.
a satisfied customer is our aim.

Moving. ' Trucking Storage 261

NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special sens for
moving. 9 ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 918 daytime:
304.14 nights. .

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EMPLOYMENT
Help \Vantedchmale 92
FEMALE HELP —- The Brophy

Laundry. Cor. Day and Concord
8t. So. Norwalk.

FIRST CLASS-Shirt ironer, apply

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tomobile Agencies
omobilee For Sale
9130 Truck-“For Sale

to Accessories,
gee—Autos for Hire

optima-Automotive

‘ss SERVICE—

pines- servicee uttered

rsn‘
Skills—'SIDI'ECO

onal Services

‘_llorlils and Pres-ins

helices Wantedéllale

weal instruction classes
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Date. Other Pets

0799!. Cattle. Vehicles

Mitt? and Supplies
pied—Live Stock

DISE—
' clot For Sale
. ‘Barter and Exchange
Best's and Accessories
ildlng Materials

Farm and Dali-y Products
at. Feed. Fertiliser .
-d Things to Eat
oueehoid Geode

‘ more and their
cal; Merchandise
‘8 die Equipment

 
 

 

torcycles , and Bicycles

dine and Cosmetics
making and Mlllinery
ting.» Plumbing. Booting
and Surety Bends

snted—Bueinsee Condos

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trio: and Reflnlshing

steel. Dancing. Drsmtlc

tiling. Papering. Decor-st

iloitorl. (assessors. Agent:
uetione Wounds-finale

elry‘. Watches. Diamonds .

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in person. THE CRAWFORD
LAUNDRY CO. 435 Fairfleld Ave.
Bridgeport. Conn.

 

GIRLS—For floor work and exam-
iners; Apply Star Union Overn_l_L_
Co. Railroad Ave."

REFINED YOUNG LADY Or young
married woman with some spare
time to do clerical work. Need not
interfere with present .- employ-
ment. Address, P. 0. Box 1164.
New Haven. Conn.

WANTED—Experienced shirt fore-
lady tor stitching department.
Good 'opportunlty. Tanger-Hyman
Shirt 00.. Wallingford, Conn.

 

 

 

MARINE MOTORS— overhauled. Washington St. Tel i369
Specie outboard motors over-
hauie.'910. AUCTIONS—LEGALS
FITZGERALD AWNING co. '
First 8; New Sir Phone 9090 Legal Notices 91
UPHOLS’I‘ERING—and c a bi n at som'mu'r NOTICE.
work. Picture framing. mirrors District of Norwalk. ss. Probate

to make lmmcdiute payment to

the questions which appear on the
comic page:

’ Iii—Washington.
and California.

London Fags Have Lost

has lost its individuality and some
of its taste.
seems to have worn the edge clear
off of it.

scribed the London mist. would be
disappointed were he to see one to-
day.

court. December 16. A. D., 1920.
Estate of Annie Hyman late of
Norwalk Ill said District. deceased.
The Court. of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
thereot for the creditors of said 18s-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tiement. Those who neglect to pres-
out their accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time. will be de«
barred n. recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested

SAMUEL IIYMAN.
Administrator.

Test Answers .

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I-Georges Clemenceau.
2—Ottawa.

3——No.

i—Missiulppi.

5——Ja'mes Monroe.

li-Ciubs.

7—Davenport. In.

tic—Alexander the Great.
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Idaho. Nevada

 

Some “Caste” And Taste

LONDON. (AP) e»- London's fog

 

Time. or something.

Dickens, who so delightfully do-

He would not recognize the

inactivation

modern fog any more than he would

 

Musical. Dancing. Dramatic

know the narrow streets which Dn-

4‘ vid Copperfield so often trod.

 

Near West Ave.

PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss .1. De-
liee. Pupil of New York College of
Music. 0 Putnam Ave. 80. Nor-walk

in the same old way. hilt many of
them have been widened. This may
have something to do with the
changing fog. which is not so im—
penetrable as formerly. but the

 

MERCHANDISE

pclontlsts disagree about the vapours
transformation and its causes. At

 

Musical Merchandise

62

any rate, the wider streets are now

 

Norwslk.

FOR SALE—9776 SLIGHTLY USED
player piano, with rolls and bench
8976. Convenient to r m s. TI! 19

STUDWELL PIANO CO. South

FOR SALE-«USED UPRIGH'I‘ PI,
ano. 895. THE STODWELI.
«PIANO 00. do. Nor-walk.

more eiislly negotiated even when a
fog'ls at ,its height. And the old
timers are quite positive that the
fos'i‘ot today tastes very much dif-
ferent "to that served in the days 01:
. Victoria.

PROHIBI'I‘ION VS. WIDE.
NEW YORK. ‘Dco. 31.-—Officinls
of the Knights of Columbus games

 

 

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GAYLORD PLAYER PIANO—WW
bench and rolls. 88 note.
zany case. Good tone and acti
Bargain ”is. Free delivery. Act
quickly. call today. FOX PIANO
Co. South Norwalk.

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committee received a radiogram

 

RADIOS
we sell the following radios. Ra.
dlolas. Super-Heterodyne Atwaler-
Kent, Bosch and Freshman.
payment down on any of these re.-
dios brings one to your home.
ance Fox's way. easy to pay.
ADFRED FOX PIANO CO.

South Norwalk.

Small

Bal-

Thc same old streets wind about

 

 

 

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of things which are

gods.

action. regularly!
The A-I -O

Welfare Workers—That Work For
Everybody’s Welfare

No ‘woli‘uro workers are more deserving at
the name than the hundreds of little "workers”
which are appearing daily in the A-B-C Classi- i
lied Section of The Sentinel.

'l‘liese classified ads are continually arrang-

ing meetings between buyers and sellers upon
mutually favorable grounds-ware finding good
positions for ambitious workers-ware returning
lost articles to their owners—are renting dcsi:
able propertrarc, in .,ert doing a multitude

prom tive of public welfare.

You can’t find any more conscientious or
. unselfish workers than The Sentinel classiflll

And you can’t fir. . all the things you We it
and need, it? you don’t (onsult the Classi"

Always the Same—Jr: Service
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distnctly and. decidedly

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Classified Ads
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DAILY RADIO PROGRAM

 

 

Friday. December 31.

Musical revues of'the events of 1

through radio stations Pride
:00 though WJZ tho Serenatf
h s 011923. The iii-cold
Glee Club will sing from
th 0 same hour.

VNYC

greatest number of regent rcque
ram listeners during t 0 year.

priate end of the
wii be a
from w 2 and
and WI‘G will
musl at the same hour.

at
review the

by wuz at 11:00 and 16 minutes
ter WJZ and WC! will radiate
watch night service.
New York church

City {all clock will toll in the N
Year from WNYC at midnight.

Leading East Stations

7:15 Elm—Organ; music to 8: 00.
9:00vGateway. Casino orchestras.

10: Doc-Review of 1916 events.0

10: 90-v’1‘wo orchestras to 13:0
246~w AL
9: 30 P. lit—LOInner program

7: all—Mixed quartet: trio.

9' .00—Musical sketch: string quart

10: 00—Cliurcll organ.

10: 30—WBAL dance orchestra.

430.1—WNAO. IOSTONvdil‘Ik.

8:30 Elm—DI her dance

7: lid—Talk: Jae son's rohestra.

9: 00—Trumpetcrs: red 0 skit.

 

9:00—Concert: Ile‘d Heads.

 

 

oussrrntn DISPLAY

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

 

' FOR SALE

Two family house consisting of
eleven rooms. Centrally located.
Garage.

,. Price 38,000

Terms arranged.

 

Modern seven room house with
every improvement. [located in
good residential section. not
water heat. sun parlor. etc.

Price $10,600

For these or any others consult

Canty 69‘ Co.

Realtors-«Insurance
17 80. Main 81:. Phone 330

 

 

 

FIVE YEARS‘AGO
~TODAY?

It isn’t safe to base your
property insurance on risks
estimated five years ago. Pro-
perty values vary, risks
change.

The insurance you took out
five years age may be totally
inadequate today. Let us bring
you up to date.

J. M. Layton & Co.,

Incorporated
36 Washington Street
Phone 36

 

 

 

sedans & SOMERS

THE PAINT PEOPLE

WINDOW SHADES

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE

Income Property
5 Apartments
2‘ Stores

Garage

oounmou
Monthly Rental 6225
PRICE $18,000
Terms

CALL, WRITE OR PHONE 3916

Walter R. Ceilings

23 NORTH MAIN STREET
aflufinfls

Ii'ridsy. December 31
Five of New York's loading or-
chestras will take part in the
"Night Clubs" program to be
broadcast by WEAF. tonight. Far-
rell's Orchestra will commence play-
ing at 10:30; Janssen‘a Hofbrau
musicians will come on the air at
10:10: Vincent Lope: will be heard

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Rooms With Board

67

 

same floor

“ole Sentinel.

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1.","7

FURNISHED ROOMS -- Furnished
room for one or two nersons‘wltb
or without board. phone. accomo—
detlons‘ell convenience. Bath on
.buse heated.
convenient to station and trolley.
Phone or write 3841-17 or Box R.

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rooms
let

nebula lin- uneconomic: til
ONE OR TWO-Furnished
- and kitchenette. gee tense.-
tubs, and sink. Electslc lights and
heat. Telephone 1196- 13.

 

 

REAL ESTATEJOR. RENT

Apartments and Flats 74

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LIBERTY SQUARE And Chapel 2 ‘1 1 2‘ i
gt. Apartlrlmt 91.5 rooms and . ., ‘
bath. gas. electric ‘lieiup. station- .
ary tubs. Rent 925 month. Inquire . .
64 South Main street or phone 60.

 

 

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,5?&Il_c 96H.” 31““ ‘

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‘6 LARGE ROOMS—With all im.
movements includl as heat: gas. g
large coal range. 5 minutes from 3; .
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Ely avenue. Inquire
masses Dept. store 23 Ely Ave.

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provnmeiits. 79 Spring St.‘ ne 3 ». .
minute from It It. Station. Phone \

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Paavo Nurml stating he will be be PAINTS 21's at 11. 10 Aand oBgnagex-nhl: atria.
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surnames IN sxontnss'r

diminutive butcher's cleaver. engag-

10: 05~Eiks' dance band
11: Oil—Watch night service.
319-WOR. BUFFALO—940k.

8:30 P.ltf.-Buffa|onlans orchestra.

7: tan—Poultry talk: soloists.
330—:8ame as WEAF to 10: 30.

11: till—Ca enters Staticr orchestra.
Edd—W A UFFALO—‘liSOk.

7. 00 P.M.—Sundev school lesson.

8: 05-Program wit WGY to 10: 00.

10: 3800«--1ilusicai to after midnight.

1.30 PM. ~Thealer organ.

6”: "00—Gill s orchestra.

7: 00—Arthur Heal. talk.

7:30—smdio program (9 hrs.)

9' 30-Same as WEAF to 10: 30.

10: 30~Studio program.

l‘l:00——Ienwa.v Hail orchosirn.

619.9—WOX-WJR.

6' 00 P.91.——Goldketts ensemble

7. OO—Goldkette' :1 Symphony Orch.

3: 00-Studlo program to 10: 00.

PM —Seaside trio.
aim—Christmas carols.
348.6—WEEI. BOSTON-860k.
7:30 i’.i\l.—Merry Milkmen.
stilo—Bunio club.

0:00—Girls' quintet.
10. 00—Ssme as WRAP to 10:30.
272FWHK6LEVELAND—1100k.
0:00 hummus: orchestra.
9: fill—Vocal hour.
9. 00—I’opulnr music.
10: 00—}‘opulnr request program.
19: 00—-N ow Y'oars program
352 7—WWJ. DETROIT—850k.
9:00 P 31—-Dlnner concert.
9. 00—Mlchlgan nighti“
9: 00——Same as WEA

use—cuss. MONCTON-DJOII.
9:00 P..iiI.--St John's choir.

10: (lo—CNRA dance orchestra.
410.7—CFCF. MONTREAL—730k.

7: 00 P. Mrhlt. Rn al concert orch.

9' .00—Hour of musc.

10: 30‘—New Year's Eve frolic.

“id-WADE NEW YORK—960k.
7:30 PM. —Atlantic ensemble.

8: Iii—Sketch. soprano. ensemble.
10: 30-0echestre. singers.

11: 30—01311 :1 ’
17: 30 A. M. ~Dence orchestra.

431— WHA .NE W YORK—695k.
1: 00 P. M. ~Siicred rostrum;
9:19—0rgan. talk. p aniet.
9:36-—8peaker; quartet to 10:16.

and special church services will and
the old your and usher in the new

era slid
.li‘gnnle1 handles will repeat tie song

yo Edison
At 9' 00 through the
\VEM“ chain the Anglosl‘erstnus will
present a program correlating of those
selections which have called forth the
Ap-
ear numbers
art of the BI: dwin program
10:00
1928
A apoc-
lsl o urch service will be broadcast

Chi mes from a
may be heard
throu ll WEAF and the bell of the

Black face type indicates best features
All Programs Eastern Standard Time.

299. 9—WPO. ATLANTIC CITY—100%
9: 00—Chelsoa. Ambassador concerts

TlMORE—IZZOII.

WTA M—OLEVILAN D—nok.

DETROIT—580k.
' Secondary Eastern Stations

STS—WHAR. ATLANTIC CITY—109W

8:30-—Hsrmonlca flour with WEAF.

recital.

10:00—Code lesson.

47B.9—-WTIC. HARTFORD—630k.
7:10 l‘.l\l.~l'lunlai; organ.
9:00—Ariisls.
0:(|0--ll'r|en(ll.\' ll‘uller llour.
l0:00~iloiei ilnlul urchunii'u.

406—WOR. NEWARK—44%

7:30 l'.lii.—-L‘iliu Lee's orcllesllu.
8:iI0-t.‘owliov- -composor; N. 1'. U.
9: 30—0r.uim
9: Iii—.Iouchiin; airing tlln.
10:00—Russian Iiululuilxn ilund.

11: (IO—Vinnie: lilit orclltsiut.
ll: 95~llnse|ului Now Your Curnltni.
333.W1-- WElZ. NEW ENGLAND—005k
ilzlb l’.l\i .-l.cnox ensemble.
6::i0-Mclv‘.nellv' a orchestra.
7:00-—Sunllorn's orciu-atl'n; nuu'kcis.
8:00~Kol'bsiono i-‘oul'.
0:16-vi’lnnlsi: soprano.
10:03-Ilolsmau's orchestra.
10:80-vhiclfluolly's orchestra.
“:00—Now Year’s Eve service.
12:00—lfl'ldncliy’s. Rolsmnn's Ol‘t‘lil.
491.6—WEAF. NEW YORK'GIOk.
6:00 BIL—Waldorf dinner music.
7:00—Clu'rcnt play in tabloid
ew 7:30—Fnlrylnnd.

' 8:00—ilallblncss Boys.
3:30v-llurmonlca Hour.
9:00—80:10: Sea Islanders.
9:30—14 France orchestra.
10:00—Anglo l‘crsluns.
10:30—“’l‘ho Night Clubs of N.
”:00—Midnight chimes from

Church.
455-WJZ. NEW VORK-660k.

1:00 PAL—Ambassador trio.
3:05—"1’our Daily Menu,"

candy talks.

Mill-Astor concert orchestra.
6:32—Stock and cotton quotations

and markets.

7:30—l‘aul hipeeht'n orchestra.
SIN—Serenade"; Bonnie Laddlee.
0:00—Ilroyer Hour.
10:00—Baldwin Hour.
“:00—Louise Black. soprano.
tins-"Watch Night service from

Trinity C‘Jureh.
394.5—«WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—760k.

8:00 l'.l\l.—Al'ciuliu concert orch.
0:30—Sumo as WIS/ll" to 12:05.
908.2—WOO. PHILADELPHIA—45901:.
7:80 P.l\l -—Sylvnnln orchestra.
7:55—Sr:leucc news, mcdlcnl talk.
9:00—W00 orchesiru. tenor. soprano.
10:!i0—Syivnnla orchestra.
309.1—KDKA. PiTTSBURGH-WOk.
6:15 PAIL—Dinner concert.
7:25—Murket reports.
8:00—Orchostrn concert.
9:00—Teaberry Time.
379.5—WGY. SCHENECTADY—790k.
11:55 A.i\l.-—'l‘imc. weuliicr. produce.

farm finches. stocks. l
2:00 l’..\i.-——llurinony twins.
mull—Stocks; Iurm news.
limo—Sunday school lesson.
7:00—an1 (Turk-r orchestra.
7::i0—Iienlth talk: orcli; speaker.
3:00—Itemingt0n Baud.
moo—Two one-art plays.
10:00—Baldwin Hour. string quartet.
“:00—Community Watchniqht service.
limo—Chimes service from N. Y.

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361.2. WHN. NEW YORK—830k.
7:00 PAL—Artists: orclis. to 12:30.
384.4—WLWL. NEW YORK—780k.
11:00 PAL—Church service.

ail—WMCA. NEW YORK—880k.
9:30 l’.l\i.——:\lc.\lpln orchestra.
7:30-Dlvislon Street orchestra.
3:00—Tnlks: soprano. wnmlcrers.
9:00—l’lny review; Knrnivai Kings.
1|):Il0—ltiusic.
12:00—lichlpin entertainment.

626-WN‘IC. NEW YORK—570k.
8:00 BtM. —Brookiyn Glee Club.
8:30—Sopr.ano tenor, pianist.
9: 05--'I‘alk. mauduliuist.
10:00-—Sougs. talk, orchestra.
12: 00—Cily Hall clock.
461. 3-WCAE. PITTSBURGH—650k.
6:00 I’lil.~—-Two orchestras.
7: 40——l\'u\- hoe: motor tnlk
8: flu—liarmonicn llour with W ICAF.
9:00—111'. l.nzal'.o sopl'.ano
9' Bil—Same as “PM“.
10: (lo—Comic“ s Ol'f‘htfiil‘a.
SOD—WCSH. PORTLAND—600k.
3: 00 P M. ——(. hipmnn Hour.

9: 00—"The Treasure Hunters "
366.9—CNRT. TORONTO—840k.
6:30 PAL—King Edward orchestra.

9:00—Christmas music by choir.
408.5—WRC. WASHINGTON—640k.
7:00 l’.l\I.——Gnliimnh's orchestra.
8:30—Harmonicu llour with WEAF.
9: Oil—Sumo as \V.)' 4.

Leading ox Stations.

428.3—WSB. ATLANTA-700k.
0:00 I’.l\I.—Cmumuuity Chest prog.
11:15—va Year's live program.
636wKYW. CHICAGO—6601(-
8:00 i‘.l\l.—-l<'iunily-Ilour.
ll):li0.—t?luenioul concert.
11: i0~Coupross cul'nlvul.
226—W BBM. CHICAGO—1330K.
9: (iii 1‘ M --Night llnwks.
10: 00~0rclioslrnt artists to 11:00.
STD—WIBH- WJJD. CHICAGO—310k.
8:0 i'..\l.-—()rciieslru; soloists.
0:01 Children's musical hour.
10: till—Strip" trIO' orchestra.
ll: lid—Orchestra; features.
12: 00—Viciorluu: studio program
303—WGN- WLiEl. CHICAGO—090k.
0.00 l’. M. —'\luslr nl. Sulernos.
10:00—Anglo l'elslnns will) \VL‘AF‘.
lzl tin—Sum' 11' Henry. musical to 19.
12: 00—01mm. orrcluntrn, baritone to
1 20 u m.
345.WL5. CHICAGO—870k.
8:00 1‘. lil. —~.\'v\v Yeur' s I.vo program
475n9—WFAA. DALLAS-630k.
'l: 70 l'. M. -—-’l‘oxus linnihieis.
0: Sli—llnsso: lmrmonicist, guitarist.
489. s—woc, DAVENPORT—620k.
8:30 PAL—Melody mixers.
0::l0~Sume as WBAF.
10:30—Loclul'c. Abraham Lincoln.
322.4—KOA. DENVER—930k.
10:00 l‘.M.——KOA orchestra.
ions—Adventure around Denver.
475.9—WBAP. FORT WORTH-430%
3:1:0 I'.i\l.——.\luslcni program.
10: 'iO—Nccro Clitllt'll service.
374. 8—KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—800k.
10: 00 I' ll ——Ne\v I'cux' 3 Eve frolic t9
1'. 00 n. in.
399.6—WDAF. KANSAS CITY—820k.
9:00 l’.ltI.——\':irimi program.
thrill—Same as WEN".
12:15 A.l\l.—~Niuhllinwk frolic.
467—KFI. LOS ANOELEs—G40k.
11:00 I’ \I. -—(u'gnn.
I2: 00——-(' outlnllo.
12: .10 A M —l:ullnd llour. baritone.

399. 8--WHAS. LOUISVILLE—760k.

8' 30 P. M. ~Siudio concert.
416 4-WCCO MiNN.. ST. PAUL—720k
0:00 1‘. lil Jllnntl

10:30—Jmmy [.inri tile.

11: 05—Nankin Cure cich: artists.
361. 2—KGO. OAKLAND—830k.

11:00 I'M. —R. C. A. program.

12. 00—New Yem‘ 3 I‘ve frolic.
256—WRVA. RICHMOND—“wk.
9:00 1‘. ill —1“lrldlers, glee club, bun-

jo quartet.
11: 00-New lcm party to 1: 00a. m.
428. 3—KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—700k.
11:00 i‘.l\i.—Gnnsgrill's orchestra.
1500 A.lil.—-Stnt,cs orchestra.
2:00—Weloiiau's Californians.
344.6-—WCBD. ZION~S70k.
9:00 P.M.-—-Au night program by
choir. band, soloists.

Secondary DX Stations.

5—WORD. BATAViA—1090k.

10: 00 P11 -Studlo program.
266—WENR. CHICAGO—1130K

9:00 I'.l\l.-—l'opulnr pronram.

4 WHT. CHICAGO—750k.
11:15' PAL—Features. Sunbeam girls.
447.5—WMAQ, CHICAGO—670k.

9:00 i’.M.—l£d\val'rls orchestra.
9:15—Bcthcl vested choir.
10:30—1. Glelow, barllone.
525—WHO. DES MOINES—570k.
8:30 P.M.-—-Ruleigh quintet.
moo—Musical program.
12: OO—l’hilbreck' s orchestra.
2617. 3—WOK HOMEWOOD—IdBOk.
P..M ~Dance orchestras. theater
program (sigh
499.7—WMC. MEMPHIS—600k.
9:30 I’.M.~Cooper‘s entertainers.
12:00—llliller's orchestra.
405.2—KHJ. L09 ANGELES—NOK.
11:00 PAL—Harpist, Scotch comedian
1:00 AIL—Radio revue of 1020.
526nWOW. OMAHA—670k.
10:00 Elli—Classical program
454.3—KFOA. SEATTLE-690k.
11:30 Rim—Studio program. 4
1:30 (LIL—Hoot Owls.
280.2—KMOX. ST. LOUIS—1070K.
8:00 Plum—String quartet: soprano.
9:00-Soloists. string quartet
10:00—Pebbles: Scotch program.

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Funds

NEW YORK, (AP).—-A host for-
tune ln unclaimed savings lies In the
vaults at New York Banks awaiting
trace of depositors.
The pennies of "floaters“ the
world over, from diverging sources
and in varying amounts. add to the
total which. in one bank alone. has
climbed to six figures.
Hundreds of depositors have vis.
lted banks never to return. They
have left their savings and gone.
possibly to death. without leaving
record of their moves.
llcirs Hard To Fund.
Owners and heirs to this fortune
are hard to find. says Herbert K.
Twitchell, president of the Seaman‘s
Bank 101' Savings. which. in 100
years ’of business. has 2.590 dormant
accounts totalling $290,938.07. The
task. however. is a. never-ending one
and through a department. instituto
ed for the purpose. constant search
is made and every possibility of a
claimant exhausted.
The Seaman's bank is one of many
in New York all of which have sim-
ilar accounts whose depositors have
not been heard of in 20 years or
more. After this lapse the accounts
become "legally dormant." interest
no longer is paid and the banks have
uso,of the money. but not for in~
dividuai gain.

Accounts From The Bowery

Up the winding Bowery. in the
twilight of the elevated. wander age-
less Chinese. men of bearded styles.
listless foreign women. pale. old-
faced children. Such is the clientele
of the Bowery Savings bank where
the dormant accounts total $1.00.-
000.
Once in this parade. paid a. bank
official. was Mary Ellin, a quaint old
char-women. 70 years old. She had
hrgotten some of her accounts and
was found to have 912.000 deposited
with the bank under four different
names. .

Chinese Use Razor .
‘ Only For Haircutting

SHANGHAI. (AP)—~Il"one in ten
of China's 400.000.000 population
spent ten minutes a tiny shaving. the
aggregate time consumed would rep.
resent in round numbers 790 years
per shave.

But the Chinese wastes no time in
shaving his face. He is a beardless
individual and the only use he has
for orator is in the ass of hair
cutting. Shears or clippers will not
do. and one of the common sights in
any Chinese city street is an itinerant
barber with a razor. resembling a

 

 

 

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semblance or a billiard ball. The
rest of the paraphernalia consists of

Fortune in Unclaimed '

Ilousc. however. one or more usual-

nttcr a. stain, dinner.

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Cyrus E. Woods of Pennsylvania,
former U. S. ambassador to Japan.
ls‘centcr of the latest political storm
in Washington. Appointed to the
Interstate (‘oiiinlerce Commission, he
is meeting the opposition of a large
group of western and southern
senators. lie was campaign “Ian-I
user for Senator Pepper in Pennsyl-
vania’s “slush fund" primary.

11:15—Dsnco orchestras to 2:00 a. In.

WICC, liRIDGEPORT—l'iSl‘i
P. M. ‘
7:00—Dnnce orchestra.
7: 30oltadio Entertainers.
8:00—‘fU. S. Navy." Rose Davis.
8:15»—-Chnuncy L. Bush, baritone
0:00~—Hour of Music.
“'DIIO, NEW HAVEN—268 >'
P. M.
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ldge has qualified as one of Wash-
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She rarely misses an opportunity
to hear a. celebrated artist or or—
chestra, and has become a familiar
figure at the concerts given here
several times It week during the win-
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Most of them are in the latch“-
crnoon. 'so that government employee
can attend after their day's work.
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group or friends but recently she
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The President finds little time for
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llO occasionally goes to a night per-
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