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TUESDAY THE BROOKLYN DAILY TIMES MAY 1, 1923 WHAT YOUR RADIO WILL BRING YOU TODAY EASTERN DAYLIGHT SAVING TIE. Widner'8 Ci Columbia Grafonola. Late Edison releases by the Edison Phonograph through the courtesy of the Edison Shop, WAAM T. R. Nelson Newark, N.

360 Meters. 3 to 4. P. M. Du Art recital.

Vocalion red recorda through the courtesy of Asslian Shop. TOMORROW. 11 to. 11:55 A. Spangled Banner' played on the Duo Art, Duo Art recital.

Vocalion red records through the courtesy of the Aeolian Shop. WHAM University of Rochester, Rochester, N. 360 Meters. 3. to 0:30 P.

M. -Eastman, Theatre ofchestra, 4:15 to 4:45 P. M. -Eastman Theatre organ and orchestra. 7 to 7:30 P.

Eastman Theatre orchestra. 7:80 to 8:30 P. in the stu dio of the Radio Dealers' Club. 7:39 P. on the Duo-Art reproducing piano, courtesy of the Balcom Music Co.

7:35 P. story, by Miss Georgina Speare. 7:45 P. "'Some Little Bug," by Kern, given E. Spurgeon Fulcomer.

8:30 P. M. -Baseball results. WNAO Shepard Stores, Boston, Mass. 286 Meters.

P. -Copley Plaza Trio. 7:55 P. M. -For trot, by Shepard Colonial Orchestra in the Shepard Restaurant, Syracuse, N.

Y. 8:00 P. M. -Amadion Trio. Cora Wilder Pratt, soprano: Mada E.

Lemont, first alto: Mande E. Dumphy, second alto, assisted by Almira Newcomb, accompanist. KDKA Westinghouse Electric, East Pittsburgh, Pa. 360 Meters. 12:80 P.

M. -Music. 8:15 M. -Scores of the baseball games being played today, by innings. 6:00 P.

-Results of the baseball games played today, 6:05 P. -Organ recital from Came Motion Picture Theatre, Pittsburgh, Howard R. Webb, organist at Giant Wurlitzer." 7:00 P. of the baseball games played today. "Monthly Rerlew of Business Conditions." by Clark Hammond, of the Columbia National Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa.

7:15 P. M. by George M. Sutton, of the Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh, Pa. 7:80 P.

M. -A May Festival for the Little Folks, conducted by the Dreamtime Lady. 8:00 P. M. -National Stockman and Farmer Market, reports.

8:15 P. Concert by the Pittsburgb Musical Institute, P'ittsburgh, Pa. WLW Crosley Manufacturing Cineinnati, 360 Meters. 11 P. la concert given by Alpha Chapter of Delta Omieron Sorority, Cincinnati Conservatory of Musle, Islanore Dills, Kathleen Tichnor, Elsie Artz, Helen Price, Florence Beeland, Waldyne Johnson, Elsie Miller, Elizabeth Miller, Erma De Villiers, Doramae Vintson, Frances Jones, Thelma Miller, prano, and Jessica Stienle, WHAS Courier Journal and Louisville Times.

.360 Meters. 6. to 7 P. M. Selections by Heyde Conrad, playing the Alamo.

Theatre organ, United States Department of Agriculture: "Advice to. Shippers." The "'Sanballat Crowd." by Miss Hazel Dance, of Knoxville, Tenn. prano solos: Mrs. James M. Russell, accomponied by Miss Mary Greene, Piano solos: Mary Greene.

Among Home dally column running in the Louisville CourierJoumal. 9:30 P. by the Louisville Flute Club. Reading. WIP Gimbel Brothers, Philadelphia, 400 Meters.

2:00 to 3:00 P. M. -Artist recital by Aida Louise Fisher, soprano; Raymond Nelson, tenor; duo pianologue by Louis Longo and Charles Sansone. 6:00 P. -Baseball scores and dinner music program by Dick Regans all string orchestra.

7:00 to 7:30 P. -Uncle WIP's stories and roll call for the children. 7:50 to 8:10 P. talks. 8:15 P.

-Second home sing, led by the WIP quartet. 8:45 P. -Concert by the Lulu, Saxophone Band, composed of 100 saxophones. 10:10 P. Kerr'a Radio Orchestra in the Cafe L' Aigion, Philadelphia, KYW Westinghonse, Chicago, Ill.

100 Meters. 1:00 A. -Market reports. 1:30 P. M.

-News and comment of the financial and commercial market. 1:36 P. M. -Table talk, by Mrs. Anna J.

Peterson. 2:00 P. -Market reporte. 2:30 to 4:36 P. financial news and comment.

4:35 to 5:30 P. M. Concert furnished by Lyon Healy Company. 5:00 to 7:30 P. -News and sport bulleting.

830 P. M. -News, financial and final market and sport summary. 8:50 P. -Children's bedtime story.

10:00 to 10:58 P. program: Rosine Leonard, soprano; Robert Lindt, accompanist; Ralph F. Elliott, tenor; Harriet Weeber, accompanist; Mary Doyle, reader. 11:05 P. -Special features.

WGY General Electric Schenectady, N. 400 Meters. 2 P. Music and address, "Furnishing the Summer Porch." 6 P. and stock market quotations: news bulletins; baseball results.

8:40 P. -Address, "'New York's Fresh Water Fisheries," by Justin Mahoney, New York Superintendent of Inland Fisheries. 8:45 P. -Musical program. Address Moral Influence of the Drama, Rabbi Goodman Lipkind.

158. TRIAL SPECIAL TIN SAN DIEGO Cenuine, ORANGE HIGHEST PEKOE, GOLD MEDAL HONORS I OBTAINABLE GRAND PRIZE Ridgoays Tea NEW AUTO OWNERS, BROOKLYN AND L. I. Licenses Issued by the N. Y.

State Tax Dept. for April 30, KINGS. Same, Andy, Charles 100 Hock, Isadore 850 Buchlemeler, Bella 1854 Breler, Henry John 805 Hertolino, James 520 Brody, Simon 245 Brennan, Siechael 1401 08 Brown, Charles Crisel, Ralph 1815 Cook. Grace 260 Chill, Herman 1667 Cohen, lendore 547. Curran, Frank Dir Gret, Herbert 165 Digs, Howard 1 1716 Donovan, Edward Decker, Charles 6506 Esposito, Egginton, Charles Hersey 1767 Ericksop.

Erle 970 Morris 1143 Farber, Julian 1676 Gray, Molvine 706 Gordon Guelcher. Isase Oscar 14 Gurner, Dr. Julius 124 Gibbner, Harry 1534 Goldman, Isadore 11 Glaser, Paul 893 Galler, Harry 1877 Gottlieb, Jacob 1903 Hagen, Gus 2518 Hunter, William 4138 Alfred 2391 Harris, Esther 243 Isenberg, Herman 176 Jaques, K. B. 040 Kipperstein, 1780 65 Kaufman, David 512 Kase, Samuel 24 Lenzzl.

661 Lovingham, Philip 827 Lowenbraum, Isadore 1867 Lester, Wm. 1476 McKeever, fohn 518 McCarthy, Daniel 1500 Mara, William A. 0,.. 447 Messhiger, David 395 Millet, Charles 0700 Maesing. Arthue 70 Seldig, Win.

J. 201 Phelan, Frangiin 2604 Polsky, Archie 45S Poulson, Theodore 123 Richards, Sidney 164 Rueke, Albert E. 1407 Raichle, Henrietta 956 Roca, Frank 75 Rode, Samuel 1284 Slutaky, "Florence 225 Smith, Cedric 424 Silver, Morris 775 Schneider, Julia 1004 Torres, Jose 854 Trimboll, Anthony 582 Towler, Chas. A. 420 Wolin, Dariel 1690 Wolff.

Walter 288 Weinstein. Max 2084 Werner, Fred 1279 Wilson, Ollie 6706 Wutike, Carl 190 Zettler, Louis J. 926 Copp, C. W. Erbacher, Herman A.

619 Faulkner, Harry H. 525 Frean, Ruth E. 10 Grismer, Florence Hellawell, Edwin 15011 Koskl, Richard. Link, Wm. 1691 MaeMonnies, Frank Miller, 'oThn A.

12503 Morton, James C. 8938 Tichanski, Tidor Alford, Win. M. Sagville Bath, Tosephine Baker, Frank Booth, Horace Bailey, Paul Chichester. Walter Conklin, Clarence Coughlan, Tohn J.

Chesebrough. Aug. Choma, Fred Collins, John Doxsee, Robert Darling, Conrad Berkley Dole, Edward E. Edwards, John Fanning, Ida F. Gibb, Edward Hallock, James Hallock.

Furman Heitman, Conrad Jankowski. Michael Johnson, Walter S. Kirsch, Nathan Kelly, Katherine Ketebam. Paul Kellar, M. R.

Knoop, W. A. Kessel, Henry Klauer, Winifred Leone, Bruno MeGarrity, Horace Murray, Helen D. Mills. Edward Mitchell, Ch.

J. Nathanson, Nat, Thomas Parents, oJhn Raynor, Harold Rudolph, William Rose, Henrietta A. Savers, Helen Soars, Alex. B. Sammis, Fred'k Seibert.

Daniel Swanson. Walter Slessinger. Smith, Annie F. Travis. Seward Thomson, James Thornton.

W. D. Terrell, Emerson Terrill, Richard Vrooman, Clarence Wines, Robert S. Walter. George Vehr.

Peter Wediz, Amelia Walsh, Milton 0. Avenue W. Putnam a renue Forty-ninth street Knickerbocker a Park place Clinton a renue Macon street 240-Fifty-first street Vista place Buckingham road Seventy-fourth street Fifty-fourth street Thirty pint fourth street street Address, Bay Seventeenth street Myrtle avenue Greene avenue Montgomery street Green point aventle Seventy- street Hooper street Ashford street Bedford avenue Fifth avenue New Lots road. Willow place Kent avenue Elmore place Bay Twenty- third street Dean street Forts- eighth street A retine K. Madison street, wood.

Eighteenth a vetite Bedford avenuo Iodney street Grand street extension Steeling place Park place Reeves place Selenck avenue Campus place Ovington avenue Putnam avenue East Twelfth street Union street Jefferson avenue Nostrand a venue Seventy-second street Nostrand a ventle Thirteenth avenue Decatur street Nassau street Bedford avenue Jamaica avenue Cortelyou road Highland avenue East Twenty-secoud East Nineteenth street Clermont avenue Carroll street Barett street Grand avenue East Third street Putnam avenue Ocean aventte Eighteenth street East street Union street Hawthorne street Douglass street Prospect avenue Sixth avenue Sumpter street Herkimer street QUEENS Bayside arcuue, Flushing 133rd street, 1.chmond Hill, Boyd avenue, Eighty-sixth road, Rocky Hill road, Queens Eighty-eigifth avenue, Georgia, War. Jamaica. Grove street, Ridgewood Bay avenue, Douglastown 103rd street, Richmond Hill West 146th street, Jamaica Prince street, Bayside SUFFOLK SUFFOLK Make. Chevrolet. Buick.

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Durant. SHIP SAILINGS, ARRIVALS AND MAILS SAIL TODAY. Activities of Brooklyn Life Lilu 'The Ovington Club will hold its annual spring dance may 3, at the Hotel St. George, Clark and Henry streets Included in the evening's program will be fancy dancing by Professor Whitton. Music will be rendered by E.

J. Dantzig ad his orchestra. The officers of the club are J. Wemlinger, president R. Hansen, vice president; A.

R. Balmanno, secretary; S. M. Friedrichs, treasurer. The reception committee consists, of Gerard Baetz, Robert G.

Balmanno, James de Gaudenzi and Edmund J. Williams. Harmony Review. Following the close of an Interesting meeting, Harmony Review, 28, Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees, entertained their junior members Monday night, in the Johnston Building, Fulton and Nevins streets. Collector Mrs.

H. Smith, the Review's delegate to the Syracuse convention, was elected Record Keeper for the State Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Lydia Mangan, past commander, will 80 to the Marathon meet, as Marathon runners. Mrs.

Smith has been a member of the Review for years. The Review meets twenty-eight Mrs. Eleanor M. Dippier, May 7. of 161 Utica avenue commander.

Install Deacons. An interesting service of ordination and installation was held at the Central Presbyterian Church, Jefferson and Marcy avenues, Sunday. Eleven men were installed as elders of the church' and four chosen men as deacons. The elders installed were Thomas S. Christie, William B.

Renton, Melville J. France, Lincoln Hunt, Dr. Mortimer D. Jones, Samuel W. Low, Charles MasAran, James Moore, Charles E.

Perkins, James Warnock and William S. Wilson. The deacons ordained and installed were Harry R. Hunter, Linden H. Nichols and George W.

Tucker. Heights Forum. T. Kennard Thomson, consulting engineer, will give a lecture on the way to cut your coal bill in half tomorrow night before the members of the Public Forum of Brooklyn Heights at P. S.

No. 15, Third and Schermerhorn street. William J. Dilthey, chairman, will preside. Mr.

Thomson will tell how to cut bills in half and do away with black coal, ashes and smoke, by using "white coal," the Niagara and St. Lawrence water power, Sodality Operetta. The Young 1 Ladies' Sodality the Immaculate Conception Sodality and of St. Michael's Parish, Jerome street, East New York, who have showed such a remarkable talent in their past performances on the stage of St. Michael's Auditorium, a are planning a production to give to their earnest supporters in the form of a light operetta.

All indications point toward the rendering of this opera in the latter part of May. Birthday Reception, Miss Hughes recently at her reception was given to birthday, home, 97 Thirteenth street. An excellent musical program was given. Some of those present were Herbert Fletcher, Le Roy Robinson, Harry Davis, Graham, Daniel O'Connor, Ott, Stanley Ross, John SHrarry Brennan, Alfred Gildersleeve, William Lanahan, Oliver Gunderson, Miss Tootsie Hickey. Louis Coasagranda, Miss Mary Brophy, Rocco De Fio, Jerry Vaughan, Michael Mecca, Harry Lucas, Miss Margaret Cummings, Miss Margaret Mackin, Mias 3 Nora Curry, 'Gilbert Sperling, Miss Catherine Hupfer, Jack Lynch, Mrs.

Anna Morgan, Miss Alice Schmeck, James Finley, Harry Schoelman, Miss Rosamond de Bones, Miss Josephine de Bones, Miss Catherine Reilly, Miss Agnes Telly, Mrs. Murphy, Thomas Walsh, Miss Irene Moffatt, Mrs. E. Dowd, Miss Agnes Runnen, Joe Graham, Peter Hayes, Mr. and Mrs.

Bradley, Mr. and Mre. McClean, Neal Reine, Joseph Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Burns, Thomas Coppinger, John Wood, Flo Jones, Henry Todd, Fred Walker, Miss Margrette Hagen, Charles Cotter, R.

F. Churbuck, Thomas Kinsella and Charles Weick. "Altar Builders." A series of five free lectures are being given by Rev. Martha M. Rogers at the headquarters of the mord street.

Tonight will talk "Altar Builders" at 101, South Oxon "Life from Right AlL the lectures treat of the science of constructive thinking and healing prayer. The public is invited. Hylan Bars Indecency at Coney Island Mayor Shocked at Ardent Loving Couples at Seaside. Too much ardent loving between couples on the "Caterpillar Ride" in Coney Island shocked Mayor Hylan so much yesterday that he directed the to act immediately to change the condition. The ride has small cars.

To each of them is fastened an awning, which drops to the floor automatically, every little while, hiding the occupants from view, and then rises almost immediately. The Mayor watched couples on this ride for about ten minutes, and then spoke 'to the police, about it. He directed also that the police seek to the' licenses of amusement operators who permit unrefined love-making on their concessions. Events Today. P.

Boys' Week procession, Ebbets Field. INSTITUTE LECTURES. Queens Branch Women's League of Voters met at Mrs. Timme's. 2 Sixty-seventli street, Manhattan, to 5 SE.

Aeolian Orchestra concert New York Avenue M. E. Church, evening. Parish Players give "Adam and Eve." Our Lady of Perp etual Help H. 0.

Church, Sixth avenue and Fifty-ninth street. evening. First Assembly District Democratic Club beefsteak dinner at Stanch's. evening. Menora Lodge Ladies' Night, Masonic Temple, Lafayette and Clermont avenues.

Mission of Help May party, Diocesan House, 170 Remsen street, afternoon. Doyle Post A. theatre party at Keener's Bay Ridge Theatre. Third avenue and Seventy. second street, Berkeley Institute Alumnae bridge and.

cake sale at Berkeley Institute, Seventh avenue and. Lincoln place, afternoon. Altrurian Club card party and dance Trommers Hall, Bushwick parkway and Conway street. evening. Testimonial dinner to J.

H. Gilvarty, Hotel Bossert, Hicks and Montague streets, P. M. Hebrew Day Nursery card party, 621 Hopkinson avenue, afternoon, White breakfast Marks M. E.

Church, Ocean avenue and Beverly road. 12-M. Apollo Club closes twenty-fifth season' Academy, evening. Rosenberg Post A. La receive stand of colt ors, 677 Eastern parkway, evening, Time' at.

Majestic, "Tiny Tim" benefit continues. "Nothing But the Troth," given by St. Jacobl Er. Lutheran Church, Fourth avenue Fifty-fourth street, evening. Rev.

Martha M. Rogers lectures at Altar 101 South Oxford street, Illustrated lecture on "Man's Life on Earth: Brow Stone Age Man" (later by Dr. S. C. Schmucker, pros Fessor of biological sciences, West Chester State Normal School Week Cheater, P.

M. lecture hail Malls Steamer, Destination. Close. Reliance, Hamburg. AT Style.

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Touring Touring Dodge. Touring Veendam, Boulogne. 7:00 A.M Sedan Sedan Homeric, Southampton 7:00 AM. Ford. Sedan Coupe (Will Touring Savole, Havrie 7:30 AM Sedan Coupe Tuscania, Sedan Antonio Lopez, BarceBuick.

Roadster Iona 8:00 AM Buick Sedan Orbita, Southampton. Sedan Caronia, Liverpool, 8:00 AM Buick. Sedan Kungsholm, Gothenb' 9:80 AM Bulck. Touring Saugus, Dodge, Coupe President Fill more, Bremen 11:00 AM Star. Touring Touring Nile.

Port Said. ...12:00 Rosalind, St. John's. 7:00 AM Touring Siboney, Havana. 8:00 AM Ford.

Sedan Aires. 8:00 AM Studebaker. Touring Vasari, Buenos Sedan San Lorenzo, San Juan 8:30 AM Caracas, Porto Cabello 8:30 A.M Sedan Ulua, Port Limon. 9:00 AM Toruing Turrialba, P'to Castilla 9:00 A.M Ford. Sedan Sedan Coupe Pancras, Porto Alegre.

11:00 A.M Buick. Touring Star Sedan Cristobal, Cristobal. ...11:00 AM Chevrolet. Touring Sedan Sedan Sedan Ford, Sedan Sedan Ford. Touring Sedan Touring Sedan Buick.

Coupe Ford. Touring Sedan Touring Touring Coupe Sedan Coupe Runabout Sedan Touring Sedan Clair. Coupe Sedan Runabont Kuna bont Touring Suburban Studebaker. Coupe Sedan Ford. Runabout Buick.

Touring Durant. Touring Ford. Suburban Sedan Ford. Touring Hudson. Sedan' Touring Hudson.

Sedan Sedan Studebaker. Sedan Touring Ford. Touring Touring Buick. Sedan Sedan Touring Dodge. Coupe Sedan' Bulek.

Sedan Touring Essex. Conch Sedan Sedan Willys-Knight. Sedan Serlan Buick. Sedan Touring Buick. Sedan Moon.

Touring. Touring Chevrolet. Touring Durant. Touring Touring Adams Street Court John Magistrate Smith, Harry Howard Dale. 60, 80 Smith street, disorderly conduct, $3 fine, Charles Kion, 49, 25 South street, disorderly conduct, $2 fine.

street, Irving O' Manhattan, Brien, 26, $2 546 West Fifty-third fine. Manhattan, Norman B. disorderly Levars, 41, Motel McAlpin, sentence. conduct, suspended Willam Sanders. 35, 900.

Kent surponded sentence. avenue, Irving street, McCauley, 25, 207. East Manhattan, suspended Thirty- tence. pended Louis Sade. sentence.

10, Middagh street, pended Sebastian sentence. Perry, 24, 876 Jay street, Anton Calem. 86, 221 Union street, suspended sentence. William Ryun, 48, 879 Pearl street, public Janice Van Dice, 20, suspended sentence. public intoxication, suspended 455 Gates sentence.

avenue, nun, obstructing Levinaky, 48, 328 Atlantie aretence sidewall, suspended mendisorderly person, 34, 21 Liberty street, Lincoln Danielson, Secsions. paroled, held for Speassabit ilm third degree, -10, 048 street, Fortunato. Joe Showcase, 00, no home, to May 8. paroled held in bail for. May vagrancy, lation of Juan, 45, 41 Dixon place, vioAngelus sanitary code, $1 fine.

Emil of Parenti, 45, 136 Hudson avenue, sanitary code, $1 Ane. violation Oiympia of Malbone, sanitary 38 908 High street, Jo eph code, $1 fine. violation. of Guiarini, sanitary 65, 1 101. Tork street, Stella code, $2 fine Intien Ameruso, 80, 50 Front street, vioof sanitary code.

fine. violation of Hernes, 06, 174 Johnson street, Nancy Rubins DE sanitary Chiari, code, $1 nun, 241 Hudson ave88. Rose violation Porti, of 28, 88 sanitary code, $1 fine. Front street, SUSpended sentence. fine Joseph Donatrio, 89, 101 Fork street, $2 Emma Trotsky, conduct, 18, 126 Prospect street, paroled to May 9.

Brooklyn Art Theatre. Acting the writing of plays, stage designing. and costuming in tact everything that pertains to the stage. is taught at the Brooklyn Art Theatre, 4 Court square. Vessels Ball.

Carries Mall For WJZ Westinghouse, Newark, N. 360 Meters. 19:00 M. Opening prices on active bonds and stocks, grain, musical program. 4:00 P.

-Closing prices on stocks and bonds, grain, ete. 4:05 P. M. from Women's Wear Dally Newspaper. 5:30 P.

M. Muste Lover," weekly digest of musical happenings, by Dr. Sigmand 1 Spaeth, Illustrated with Ampico 1:00 P. stories for boys and girls, from famous Celtic Myths, Courtesy the Macmillan Company, 7:00 P. MaR Loyalty Day Message," I Saw This Afternoon," by Raymond J.

Knoeppel, past president of Rotary CluE of New York. 7:45 P. -Concert by Walter Ebruman, tenor, of Englewood, N. J. 8:00 P.

M. Bustuess." by Ada Bessie Swann, supervisor Home Economics Department, Public Service Electric Company, Newark, N. J. 8:15 P. M.

-Walter Ebrnman, tenor. 9:00 P. Concert under the direction of Charles Isaacson, of the New York Erening Mail. 10:01 P. -Charles D.

Isaacson, WEAF American Telephone Telegraph Manhattan, 400 Dieters. 4 P. by Gimbel Brothers New York Store. Recital by Samuel Weber, blind pianist. 4:30 P.

-Solos by Bogghild Riegel, Norwegian dramatic soprano, accompanied by A. V. Llutrio. 4:46 P. M.

-Piano recital by Gertrude Casriel. 5 P. by Borghild, Riegel, 5:15 by Gertrude Casriel. 7:30 P. by Muriel H.

Wilson, lyric soprano, accompanied by A. V. LIufrio. 7:45 P. Boys-A Nation's Greatest a Boys' Loyalty Day message by Hon.

Franklin Chase Hoyt, Chief Judge of New York Children's Court. WOR Bamberger Newark, N. 400 Meters. 3:30 P. Charles Baumber, soprano soloist of the Park Presbyterian Church, Bloomfleld, N.

J. 2:45 P. reading. 8:00 P. Songs by Mrs.

Charles Baumber. 3:15 P. 'The Boy and the Community," by Arthur F. Eguer, chairman City- Wide Boys' Work Committee of the Metropolitan Board of the Newark Y.M.0.A. 3:30 P.

Experiences In Poland," by J. George Bucher, under the auspices of the Kilroy Harris Radio Lecture Bureau, 6:15 P. Home Garden Hints," by the National Garden Bureau. 6:17 P. by Martha Livingston, soprano of Roselle Park, N.

J. 7:00 P. under the auspices of the Boy Scouts of America. 8:00 P. Ear and Radio," by Dr.

Paul V. Winslow, attending laryngologist of Brooklyn State Hospital. 8:15 P. Some Tools of Algebra," by William W. Strader.

8:35 P. by the "Orpheus of Newark. Arthur Mees. A.B., con-ductor; Frank Kasschau, associate conductor, and Charles M. Hobbs, assisted by Frances Callow, harpist, of New York.

9:00 P. Taking Care of Your Baby Through the 'Summer Months," by Dr. Charles Gilmore Kerley, professor of disease of children, New York Polyclinte Medical School and Hospital. 9:20 P. solos by Frances Callow.

9:30 P. by the Orpheus Club, 9:40 P. Solo by Edith Fortesue, 10:00 P. by the Orpheus Club, 10:10 P. Kiddie by Dr.

Harris K. Cohan, director of the Vocatonal Training Committee, New Jersey State Elks Association. 10:20 P. music by the Floyd Dance Orchestra of New York. WHN Society of Radio Artists and Audiences, Long Island, 360 Meters.

12:55 P. hour gossip and musical program. 2:16 P. Frank Crane's four-minute broadcasts. 2:20 -Publle health service, 4:15 can child's radio forum, conducted by James J.

O' Regan, principal, P. S. 77, Queens. Today: "May Day," by Marie McCormack. 4:30 P.

M. -Amateur radio talk. 4:40 P. Instructions. in code work.

news by United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, 5:15 P. released by United States Department of Agriculture. WGR Federal Telephone Telegraph Buffalo, N. 360 Meters. 1 P.

M. Music. 2:25 P. M. -Closing prices, of Chicago Beard of Trade.

3. P. 3:25 P. prices of New York Stock Exchange. 4 P.

M. -Ampico recital. 5:05 P. prices of New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Tiade. 7:80 P.

of the day's news. Baseball scores. 7:40 P. M. Toples of scientific interest, by the editorial staff of Scientifo American.

WGI Medford Hillside, Mass. 360 Meters. 3:00 P. Women's Club, 1. Modern Priscilla talk, by Ruth F.

Newman. Reproductions on the Chickering Ampico, Sonora and Brunswick. 5:00 P. "Twilight Tales," read by Unele Darid. 6:00 P.

sport news, Boston American. 6:15 P. -Weekly review of conditions in the Iron and steel industry, courtesy of the Trade 6:45 P. -Code practise. 8:30 P.

business report, by Roger W. Babson, Selections by Nelson Waring. pianist, the De Luxe Entertainer. Eightyeighth Tufts College lecture, Nelson Waring, planist. WBS D.

W. May, Newark, N. 360 Meters. P. M.

Late Columbia releases by WMAK Norton Laboratories, Lockport, N. P. M. -Musle. 8 to 9 P.

-Plano. holos. Violin solos. Quartet. Address, Community's Debt to the Little Red Schoolhouse," Mrs.

Monford C. Holley, WBZ Westinghouse Electric, Springfield, Mass. 422 Meters. 6:00 -Dinner concert by the WEZ Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Fairfield.

7:30 P. M. --Bedtime story, Baseball scores of Eastern, National and American Leagues. 7:45 P. M.

World Market Survey, from the Department of Commerce at Boston. Baseball scores In Eastern, National and American Leagues. 8:00 P. Concert by Jack Williams, baritone: Pauline Settle, accompanist, and WBZ Orchestra. 9:00 P.

-Baseball scores in Eastern, National and American Leagues, WFI Strawbridge Clothier, Philadelphia, Pa. 400-485 Meters, 1:15 to 2:00 P. M. The Meyer Daris Belle- vue-Stratford Concert Orchestra. 3:30 to 4:15: P.

M. -Recital by Nellie G. Abbott, violinist: Caroline Rose Chancellor, soprano; John Vandersloot, bass; Caroline Hoff. man, pianist. 6:30 P.

Children's Own Halt Hour. Safety Talk, by Stanley Cowman, of the United States Fidelity and Guarantee Insurance Company, WOO Wanamaker's, Philadelphia, Pa. 400 Meters. 2:45 P. -Grand organ and trumpets.

WEAA Dallas News and Dallas Journal, Texas. 360-485 Meters. 2:80 t8 3 P. by D. L.

Whittle, president of the Dallas Music Trades Association. 10:30 to 11:30 P. band program from the State Fair Coliseum, to 2 P. -Musical program under the auspices of the Lester Gunst Co. WBAP Fort Worth, Texas Star- Telegram, 400-485 Meters.

9:15 to 10 P. M. -Concert Mrs. Pearl Cathoon Davis, soprano, and: E. Clyde Whitlock, violinist.

11:30 to 12:30 P. M. -Concert by the Gainesville, Texas, orchestra, under the pices of the -Chamber af Commerce, C. C. Shell, director.

WSB Atlanta Journal, Atlanta, Ga. 400 Meters. 2 to 3 P.M. -Musical program for industrial workers. 7:15 to 8 P.

M. -Musical program. 9 to 9:15 P. radio university. 9:15 to 10 -Musical program sponsored by Miss Dorothy Lawshe.

WMO Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tenn. 485 Meters. 10 P. -Memphis American Legion. 1 A.

-Midnight Frolic. WWJ Detroit News. 400 1:05 P. 4:00 P. The Detroit News Orchestra.

4:40 P. 6:00 P. and baseball scores. 8:00 P. Town Crier, the Detroit News Orchestra; by Healy Shops.

WOX The Detroit Free Press. 400 Meters. 3:00 P. 3:15 P. quotations.

5:15 P. M. -Baseball scores. 5:39 P. M.

Baseball scores: 7:15 P. baseball scores. 9:30 P. E. J.

Ottoway, speaker. Alfred Reeves, speaker, Musical: program, under the auspices of the Sigma, Alpha Iota Sorority. 169:00 P. Red Apple Club, WOC 1 The Palmer School of Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa. 400 Meters.

5:30 P. talk, by F. C. Walker. 7:45 P.

-Chimes concert. 8:00 P. scores. KFI Earle C. Anthony, Los Angeles, Cal.

9:45 to 10:30 P. Rabbit and His Friends. Los Angeles County Medical Socloty, Junior Music Clubs. 11 to 12 P. -Egan School.

CFCA Toronto Star, Canada. 400 Meters. 3:30 to 4:30 P. music. 6:30 to 7:00 P.

M. -News. 900 to 10:00 P. M. Concert program: Selection from San Toy," by Jones.

Star Concert. Orchestra. WJAX Cleveland, 360 Meters, 8:30 P. Cleveland News concert, CHAO Montreal, 430 Meters. 8:00 P.

-Bedtime story. 8:30 to. 10:30 P. M. -Concert.

New Incorporations. Albany, May -New corporations with an have been -nggregate chartered capitalization of $1,785,000 here. The Brooklyn and L. D. incorporationg are: apparel, Kaminsky A.

Lipshitz, Lipshitz, Brooklyn, wearing S. Feurstein. (Attorney, J. Brenstein, E. Kaminsky, Graham avenue, Brooklyn.) Mutual Shellac Paints Products Brooklyn, $5,000: L.

and 8. Ornstein, C. H. (Attorney, J. H.

Garmesey, 51 Chambers street.) Rose Brody Brooklyn, hire stenographers, R. Brody, W. White. (Attorney. A.

J. Stern, 164 Montague Brooklyn Francis McGrath Realty Brooklyn, F. and C. and A. McGrath.

(Attorney, N. Place H. Krmer. Garage, 51 Chambers st.) W. A.

'Reiss. M. Wachsman. Brooklyn, $12,000: (Attorney, M. Cchmer, 291 Broadway.) Bay Rond Realty Lawrence, 000: D.

Joslovitz, A. Benjamin, B. Krugel. (Attorney, W. 8.

Petit, Far Rockway.) Namaes Realty Brooklyn, M. Goldberg. I. Samowitz. (Attorney, N.

Seaman, 61 Chambers st. Fire Department. yesterday: Examination for Captain, The mental examination for promotion to the rank of captain. in this department will be held Central -Opera House, 205 East Sixty-seventh street, Manhattan, at 9 A. Thursday and Friday, May 3 and 4.

Pensioned. Capta. Louls A. Craco, Eng. 62, at $1,850, to take effect from 9 A.

M. April 28, and Daniel J. Murray of Eng. 283, at $1,850, to take effect from 9 A. May 1.

Lieut. Edward F. Eckhart, H. and 126, $1,600, to take effect, May 1. Firamen Charles Anderson, Eng.

252, at $1.140, to take effect May Thomas F. Conlon, Eng. 78, at $1,140, to take effect May 1: Charles J. Smyth, Jr. Eng.

43, at $1,140, to take effect May Henry M. Lindenfeld, H. and 35, at $760, take effect May William J. Plander, Eng. 293, at $1,140, to take effect May 1.

Officers and men selected to take part In the parade on May 26 will be directed by Deputy Chiefs to report as followsCompanies in Manhattan, the Bronx and Richmond, at the Twelfth Regiment Armory, at 10:30 A. Wednesday, May companies in Brooklyn and Queens, at the Twenty-third Regiment Armory, at 10:30 LA, AL. Saturday, May 5. Spocial of absence are granted to Fireman Albert E. Guinness, Eng.

Co. 70, for 9 hours, from 9 A May 1: nan Richard B. Haynes, Eng. Co. 255.

for 3 hours M. May Fireman Robert Ang. 208, Tor hours Trot 9. May 14 Chief John Kenlon issued this order 10:00 AM Europe. Africa and, West Asia.

1 addressed. 10:00 AM Europe, Africa and West Litho anis, Latvia and Esthonia must be spy 0:00 Pat elally Isinnda addressed.) and Portugol. (Italy, must he specilly addressed.) 3:00 PM Spain. (Other countries must be special addressed, 11:00 AM Bermuda. 4:00 PM Haiti, SAIL TOMORROW.

12:00 AJ1 Europe Africa and West Asia. (Specially 12:00 Germany (Specially addressed only. 3:00 P.M Europe, Africa and West (Special; addressed.) 3:00 P.M Denmark, Sweden, Finland. Germany, land, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia and 19:00 AL Jamaica, Canal Zone, Amapala, City, Panamp. Choluteca, in Nicaragua, Honduras, (Other parts Colombias dur and Honduran mual be specially address do) 1:00 PM Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, (8pe cially at only.) 4:00 PM Thomas, St.

Saha, St. Martinis 5t Kitte. St. Custatius, Trinidad, Cluded and Guiana. SAIL THURSDAY.

12:00 Ar Germany. (Specially addressed only.) 1:00 PM Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland. 8:00 Pat Europe. Africa and West Asia. 1:00 PAL yetcatar and Campeche.

(Other parts of Mexico must be specially addressed.) 11:00 AM Canal Zone, Panama, Amapala City, Choloca in Honduras. Cauca and Narino Departmente Colombia, Nicaragua. Ecuador. (Other Peru Bolivia. Chile Honduras must be specially adand 1:00 PM Puerta dressed.) Plata, La Romana, San Pedro de Macoris, Santo Domingo Venezuela City and must AZURE be Haiti.

(Curacao and 4:00 PM St. specially Thomas, St. addressed.) Croix, Saba, St. Martins St. Eustatius, St.

Kitts, Nevis. Antigua, Montserrat, Guadeloupe, Dominica, St. VIn- St. Lucia and Barbados. (Grenada, cent and Guiana must be specially dressed.) Costa Rica.

(By rail to Boston.) SAIL FRIDAY. 1:00 PM Bahamas (including Inagua and Fortune Islands). SAIL SATURDAY. 11:00 AM Europe, Africa and West Asia. (Specially addressed only.) 11:00 A.M.

Europe, Free Africa State, and West Asia. Norway, (France, DenIrish Sweden, mark and Finland must be specially addressed.) 11:00 AM France. (Other countries must be specially addressed.) 12:00 No malls 12:00 Spain. (Specially addressed only.) 12:00 No mails. 12:00 Irish Free State.

(Other countries must be specially addressed.) 1:00 PM Sweden; Norway, Denmark and Finland. 2:00 PM Turkey. 2:00 P.M Europe, Africa West Asia. (Specially addressed only 4:00 PM Egypt. (Specially addressed only.) 11:00 AM Newfoundland.

12:00 Cuba, (Specially addressed only. 13:00 South Brash, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. 12:00 3r Porto Rico, St. Thomas, St. Croix, Saba, St, Martins, St.

Eustatius, San Pedro de Macoris and Santo Domingo City. 12:00 Curacao and Venezuela. (Specially addressed only.) 1:00 PAr Costa Rica, (Cuba, Canal Zone and Panama must be specially Salvador addressed.) 12:00 Jamaica, Guatemala, and Hon. duras (except Amapala City, Choluteca, Departmenta of Colon and Atlantida. (Cuba and Tela must be specially addressed.) 3:00 PM Pernambuco, Parahyba, Natal and (Other parta of.

Brazil must- be specially addressed.) 3:00 PM Haiti. Canal Zone, Panama. Amalpa City, Choluteca in Honduras, Cauca and Na' rino Departments of Colombia and Ecuas dor. (Other parts of Honduras must be specially addressed.) Marriage Licenses. Issued at Marriage License Bureau at Borough Hall for twenty-four hours, ing 9 A.

M. Edwin Bowman, 28, 601 W. 173d Anna Gross, 11, 40 Clinton st, Paul Frank, 21, 267 Mumboldt Anna Kraham. 18, 319 Bushwick ave. Matthew Kerwin, 31, Maywood, N.

Carlotta Service. 27, 540 Ocean ave. Joseph Mercaldo, 21, 211 Irving Rose Mttia, 18, 2414 Paciflo st. Gaston Von Busing, 38, 78 Freda Beringer, 33, 78 Evergreen aVe. Arthur Erensen, 23, 5818 5th Lillie Erickson, 21, 744 60th st.

Henry Wagner, 28, 867 17th Ellen Tague, 17. 282A 19th st. Harry Framer, 33. 1823 74th Olga Buick, 29, 84th st. William 27, San Francisco, Margaret Flynn, 19, 360 Ryerson st.

William 56, 230 Hooper Erika Gruman, 46f 230 Hooper st. Andrew McGeough, 35, 79 Ft. Greene Lena Gautreau, 85. 79 Ft. Greene pl.

Harry Nelson, 27, 519 52d Jenny Larsen, 23, 567 40th st. Andrew Tellinick. 33, 1146 President Clara Werner, 36, 1289 Union st. William Weeks, 22. 430 E.

53d Ida Schroeder, 290, 614 Atkins ave. Nathan Berman, 28, 971 Glenmore Hannah Kishlansky, 22, 971 Glenmore ave. Clarence Rupert, 25, 100 Vanderbilt Lillian Wimmer, 19, 144 Classon ave, Walter Drechaler. 26, 1121 Bedford Helen Ritson, 28, 1055 Dean st. Robert Hollingsworth, 26.

Houston, Marie Kluber. 22, 603 Grand st. Joseph Mollica, 28. 421 27th Anna Claps, 23, 328 Atlantic ave. Martin Fonda.

46, 127 Parkside Carol Satterthwaite, 46, 420 E. 218t st. George Molineaux, 36, 168 Jefferson Ellen Rowe, 35, 168 Jefferson ave. John Gundersen, 31, 189 Adams May Meyers, 25, 189 Adams st. Fred Meyer, 22, 1619 E.

104th Alice Reilly, 18, 588 Atlantic ave. Frank Scala, 22, 332 5th Anna Briano, 21, 132 9th st. Arvid Peterson. 21. 650 Crescent Dorothy Sammel, 16, 180 Hale ave.

Thomas Dooling, 33, 15 Macon Mary Liebenberg. 2 Atlantic ave. Joseph Kane, 22, 161 Division ave; Helen Falk, 21, 902 Penn stile Joseph Raia, 28, 186 Francos Zucchetto, 18, 64 Central ave Solomon Silver, 27, Plattsburg, N. Sophie Levine, 21, 280 E. 56th st.

Jesse Kelley, 26, 236 60th Bessie Elliott. 28, 386 60th st. Gerrett Keller, 32, 432 9th Lillian Schutz, 19, 226 51st st. Charles Gall, 21, 1495 Pacific Mary Colgan, 21. 1466 E.

6th st. Isidore Baron, 26, 655 Warwick Rachel Balowitz, 93, 655 Warwick st. Nell Torrey, 39, 35, 18 Granite Margaret Rodenbach, 641 Hart st. Theodore Oman, 22. 423 E.

86th Clara Hayse, 21, 129 Chauncey st. John Kohn, 34, 272 Troy ave; Libby Cross, 299 316 Troy ave. Charles, Sand. 28. 2363 First Anna Elseman, 29, 226 Powers st.

Nat Wiesenberg, 32. 239 W. 105th Hilda Baranch, 24, E. 16th st. Louis Palermo, 18.

33 Snediker Veronica Balch, 17. 48 Van Brunt st. Louis Black, 50, 1708 Pitkin Mollie Disetsky, 45, 422 Hopkinson ave. Ridgewood Police Court. Magistrate Harry E.

Miller. Catherine Wolf. 88 Zeldler avenue, Middle Village, unmuzzled dog, sentence suspended. Isidore Publer Glendale, violation traffic regulations, ned $3. George Reimbrink, 22, 1727 Gates avenue.

Ridgewood, unmuzzled dog, sentence suspended. I. Grab 44, Von Cartlandt avenue, dog. sentence Helen Dorses, 12. 0092 Ward street.

Mid. ale Village, anti azaled dog, centence suspended. Thomas 331 Thirteenth street, violation traftla regulations, fined 33, street, Glendale, vin ation traffic reguiations, fined $5. John 1994 street, viviation sanitary code, adjourned until May Charles Cafaro, 71, Mott street. Manviolation an bonth law, Vincenzo Precciarella, 32.

76 Mulberry strie: violation sabbnth la w. fined Bertha Tuck, 88 128 Clinton aventte, Maspeth, unmuzzled dos, sentence suspended. Joreph Karlin 87, 889 Prospect avenue, Ridgewocd, unmuzzled dog, sentence "ONLY TWO PLACES TO EAT TOME OR LEYMANN'S Famous Chop House Nevins St. at Flatbush Ave. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT Police Department.

this order yesterday: Reinstatement Ordered. PATROLMAN, Figth Grade- William Justy, to Headquarters Division, Train ing School, to take effect April 28. TransferS and Assignments. To tale effect A. from April 29: A.

Anderson, Headquarters vision, office of the Chief Inspector to. 72d Precinct, assigned to motor cycle duty, assignment to duty in plain clothes discontinued. From precincts indicated to Traffic Precinet assigned to duty In Traffic Towere: George M. O'Dea, John F. Smith, 28: Albert Spitz, 15; William Bannon, Traffic A.

To take effect 8 A. April 30: George H. Griffin, 105th Precinct, assigned to clearical duty, Temporary Assignment. SERGEANT. Harry V.

Hanley, 95th Precinct, to Detective Division, for five days, from 8 A. April 30. PATROLMEN Charles G. Cordell. 3d Pretinct to Headquarters Division, Warrant Squad 1, from 8 A.

April 29, during absence of patrolman on sick report: Walter Carroll. 29th Precinct to Headquarters Division, to. duty in office of Special Deputy Commissioner McKay, for 5 days, from 8 A. A 30; George A. Conway, 47th Precinct to Detective Division, to duty' in office of the District Attorney.

Bronx County, for days, from 6 A. April 20; Raymond Cross, 65th. Precinct to 7th Inspection Die trict, assigned to mounted traffic duty. 30 days from 8 A. May 6: Thomas Reeler, 113th Precinct to 2d Inspection District, to duty In raided premises, for 16 days.

from 8 A. M. April 30: Willian D. Benisch, Headquarters Division, from Raided Premises Squad to 5th Inspection District, to duty in raided premises, for 10 days, from 8 A. May 6, 1923.

From precincts Indicated to Traffic Pre cinct aasigned to duty in Traffic ers, for 10 days, from 8 A. April 30- Patrick Collins 14, William Bergen, 23. From precincts indicated to Detective Division, to duty In office of the District Attorney, Bronx County, for 10 days, from 4 P. April 20- Arthur C. Fleischer 51.

Charles F. Armstrong 82. From precincts. indicated to Headquarters Division, to duty in office of Special Deputy, Commissioner McKay, assigned for six days, from 8 A. S.

April Parr, 30- -Henry Hermance, 14: Wills Joseph Shepperd. 116: Jol H. O' Brien, Traf. Charles Noshes Traf. Lee H.

Myers, 23: John Had 39: Henry Oppenheimer, Trat. Alle Dooley, Traf. William Schultes, Traf E. terg From Division, commands indicated to Headquar Deputy to duty in office of Special 13: from 8 Francis A. April 30-Frank Nickels Commissioner McKay, for six das John Denis Klein 31; Charles Rayfield, Campbell.

Linus Boll, liam Kludt. Drexler, 82; 67: William Charles Chave, 73; Henry 12; George Joiner, 46: Mil Dillon. 1131 George Donovan, Filliardt, Traf Joseph 95; O' Charles J. Silverbauer, Mte. Sq.

Lous stein. Dell, 31; 23; Henry Miller, 27; Barney GoldGeorge Simerlein. 33: man. Morlang. Escher.

40: 53; August J. Reichert, HerWilliam Diemer, 80; Thomas Otto Erbar, Steadman, 83: Te seph. Mulligan, 112; Walter Darrow. Traf George Burkhart, Traf. William H.

D. Commissioner Richard E. Enright issued Sag Harbor Port Jefferson Southold Amityrille East Moriches Smithtown Branch Kings Park Northport Huntington Station Watermill. Islip Huntington Northport Cold Spring Harbor Amagansett Riverhead New Suffolk East Setauket Riverhead Southampton Aqueduct Peconic Lindenhurst Qnogue Amityrille Hampton Bays Fast Northport Huntington Huntington Huntington Station Babylon Ronkonkoma Southold Selden Bay Shore Westlampton Beach Patchozue Islip West Sayrille Patchogue Ray Shore Riverbead Huntington Ronkonkoma Hampton Bays Port Jefferson East Pateliogue Sayriile Huntington St. James Patchogue Kings Park Patchogue Patchogue Amityrille Huntington Station Shelter Island Huntington Deaths in Queens.

APRIL 30. 1 month, 297 Lawrence Frances Littig, B. Astoria. Rohrer, 52. Dr.

Combes' Sanistreet. tarium, Jackson avenue, Corona. Agnes, John Willam Gough, days, 30 Fiske aveHerman Joseph Henningsen, 5 days, 95 nue, Elmhurst. Bessie 66. 181 Beach 118th 146th street, Jamaica.

Meyer. street, Agnes Hirschfeld, 76, 883 Eleventh avenue, Rockaway Bench. Astoria, Schmick, 59, 232 Folsom Anton Joseph avenue, Glendale. Henry 78, 2385 Catalpa avenue, Ridgewood. Dina Stephens, 23, Maurice avenue, Maspeth.

Mary A. Ryan, 56, 10835 116th street, Richmond Hill. Ellen G. Higgins. 64, Ridge road, Douglaston.

MISSIN PERSONS. The following persons were reported missing yesterday to the police: LOUIS RAGOZZINO, 27 Fears old. 2014 West Fifteenth street, 8 P. April height 5 feet 6 inches weight 145 pounds, Brown eyes and hair, florid complexion; khaki overcoat and shirt, blue, trousers, black laced shoes. WILLIAM COZZOLLENA, rears old.

264- Skillman street, 11 A. April 29: beight 3 feet 6 inches, weight 50 pounds; Brown eves, black hair, dark complexion; gray overcoat, brown suit with knee trousers, black patentleather shoes, brown stockings, gras hat. MARTIN PISKOR, 40 rears old. 158 Berry street, 9 A. April 20; height 5 feet Inches, weight 143 pounds, gray exes, brown hair, sallow complexion; brown spit, gray shirt, brown shoes, dark cap, Missing Persons Located, ANTHONY DIMENE, 12 Fears old.

06 Greenpolnt avenue; reported April 28, returned April 24, I Cuticura Soap Complexions Are Healthy Ointment. can: Bay Ridge Review. The Bay Ridge Review, No. 109, Lady Maccabees, will hold its annual barn dance Saturday evening, May 12, at Squire McKeon's Born, fourth street and Third avenue. There will be many attractions, ipcluding the country store and novelties.

NO PLATES REQUIRED Teeth Tonsils Heart All three, are linked by medical authorities. Do you know why? Infected tonsils, valvular heart trouble and other ills are commonly caused by decaying teeth. We'll save them if we can; it not, by. THE WATERBURY WAY new ones substituted in a single day, All Languages Spoken. Lady Attendants WATERBURY DENTAL COMPARE Incorporated Established 1897.

28 W. 34th New Your 414-18 Eulton Brootted HOURS: (TO SUNDAYS. CLOSE.