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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26

Pure wool serges. green brown navy and black, A inch, latest price g.
 $1.59 Unique checks and excellent pop lins and serges, taupe blue brown gray navy green black and old rose; latest price $2.50 and $2.75- $2 Serges and splendid resilient crepes of wool interwoven with mohair, wis teria burgundy gray navy black brown green and taupe; latest price s3-
 $2.5O Blue serges in rich depth of color and in all the different weights and finishes
 Fine weave, lately $5- $S.5O Storm serge, lately $5- $4 Imported. lately s5.5o- $4.5O Fine texture. mannish effect, late ly SC $5 Plaids of splendid effect and ex- cellent weight, all wool, combinations present brown blue gray tan and green, 54 inch; lately A. s Velour wool plaids, soft and beau tiful m effect, soft and splendid com- binations of blue green tan and brown; 54 inch; lately $5- $4 Plaids of special weight and fine ness, as smooth and soft and pleas ing as one can imagine; delightful brown and green and blue tones; lately $6.50- $5 Wide serges of special firmness and fine surface, tan and taupe shades; | 54 inches; lately $4.50- $3.25 Handsome tan mixtures and splen- did black wooIens of durable weave and firm texture; 54 inches; lately $3.5o- $2.5O
 Oxford serge, in that distinctive and pleasing gray effect which has quite an air of much richness; 54 inches: lately s3.5O- S2.75 Tweed suitings of distinctive air and fine durability. gray and tan ir general effect, but with many little glints of bright color; lately $3-$2.5t Black serges, deep and beautiful ir | their shade, firm and durable in theil | weave:
 lately $35o and s3.75- $3
 lately $4 and $4.50- $S.5(
 Tricotine serges and gabardines O particular fineness, all of deep satis flying black dye, with great capacit. for service and yet with soft fine sur face; lately $5 and $5.50- $ zibehnes for coats, have a dis | tinguishing luster and over their sur face is a subdued brilliance and nap much like that of camelS hair 54 inches; navy copenhagen an' , l black: lately S3.775- $2.9 Coatings in pleasing mixtures sturdy of weave, warm-and includ ing in their number a few lovely sil vertones! Blue green brown oxfor = tan and old blue; lately $5- $S.9 Polo cloth for coats, in the char acteristic tan hue of polo cloth an also in a unique and pleasing gree tone ;@54 inches wide; lately $5-$3.9 g
 Coating mixtures of soft but firr ? texture; whether light or dafk eac is of rich effect. Green taupe brow tan and old blue; 54 inches; latel S. $4.5
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
Ideal house dresses
 drop in price

These dresses for home service fit with true comfort, are pretty, give long service. We know none better-and here they are at new lower ed price!
 Percale in good figures, ginghams in checks stripes and plaids, chambray in plain colors. Each tasteful ly trimmed. And in special full-figure sizes as we'll as the regular!
 The $3, $3.50 and $4 sorts e $2.A5
 The $4.5O and $5 sorts
 $3.9O
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26

Motor coatlngS or special weight and f1rmness. oxford gray and mix lures in which prevailing tones are brown and green or brown and blue; lately s6.50- $5
 Thistle coatings, staunch and of great service. splendid surface, brown blue and taupe: lately s7.5o- $6
 Silvertones in 54 inch width, these fashionable colors such as henna, light gray, golden brown, blue and black; lately $5- $3.9O
 Dress satins i, all the lovely shades for both day and evening wear, lu- minous and with rare beauty of color, a. yard wide; lately S2.75- $2.5O
 Taffetas of supple weave and fine, though subdued, luster:
 Brown taupe green copenhagen
 and tan; lately $2- $1.45
 Peach coral blue orchid taupe
 and ivory; lately s2.75 $2.25
 Messelines of soft fine finish and great strength, splendid gathering of colors; s5 inches wide; lately $1.75- $1.5O Two-tone satins in beautiful effects and of fine quality, from them are to be created evening gowns of rare dis i tincton; 36 nch; lately s3.50- $3 Charmeuse of distinctive effect and | black and light blue; 40 inch; lately | s3.50- Ss
 Satin coat Things in rich figured patterns and in colors of both life and beauty:
 lately s2.75- $2.25 lately ss.5o- ss
 Kimono silks. light of weight but with remarkable strength, in indi- vidual and beautiful patterns and loVeiy colors; lately $1.5O- 95c
 Taffeta in pretty stripes, admirable for waists and suited for gowns of a quiet beauty; s2 inch; lately s2-S1.45
 Tricolette in navy and black. mark ed by luster and beauty, good weight; 36 inch; lately 2.50- $1.95
 Silk crepes and tub silks, handsome stripes in colors that have both beauty and personality. men and women alike find them pleasing; lately $1.75 an6 $2- SIPS velveteens from leading American mill, rich in color and of handsome surface, taupe brown navy and black yard wide; lately $5- $3.9t Velutina. fine imported velveteen O. unusual beauty and strength and dur | ability, navy copenhagen brown wis taria taupe and black; yard wide |, l lately $6- S4.9{ Chiffon velvet. very fine in quaI ity and with rare depth of color, nav, |, taupe wisteria and black; lately $7.5I . -$l Special-width chiffon velvet; 4 inches wide; beautiful tones of nav, , wisteria taupe copenhagen and olt . :. rose-and deep splendid black : lately $9- $7.5l D Third floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
CONNECTICUT PATENTS

The following were granted No vember 16, 1920. List compiled at office of A. M. Wooster. Bridgeport. Norbert Arbeitel, Bridgeport, Gas Carol F. Baron. Bridgeport. Sec tional mold for concdete walls.
 William s. Mills, Trumbull, and Il. F. Bisaillon. Bridgeport, Stop motion Beernard II. skelly. Bridgeport Force-feed lubricator.
 Charles D. Crocker, Hartford, Auto safety-conduit cutoff.
 Donald H. Lapointe' Hartford Col let-chuck. Bdeech-bolt stop.
 Electric cigar lighter tip.
 Henry G. voight, New Haven Spare tire carrier.
 Nathaniel D. Forbes, West Haven Flash light battery. David R. Bowen, Ansonia, and c F. Schnuck, New Haven, Machine fol treating rubber and similar mater:al John c. Pettibone' Ansonia TIauritz W. Anderson, Waterbury Adjustable cluster for electric hgh rrrrest G. Purinton. Waterbury F.lectroplating apparatus
 ,Seorre c. Blickensderfer, Stamford wachjue for filling cartridge belts.
 George c. Blickensderfer, Stamford Machine for filling cartridge belts. Ira B. Bliss. Stamford, Demount abIe rim for wheels.
 Willard A. Deane, Westport, Treat ,nent of coIloid- mediums
 Polidoro Margolfo. Meriden, Grat
 Gaetano Milone, Middletown, Pad
 Waiter Schutte, Haddam, Sled.
 George w. Warden, South Norwalf Plate-valve.
 John B. Gruelle, Norwalk, Design Tnv Animal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
Waists of beauty and much value

Clever little buff batiste waist with a unique collar of all-over embroidery. That collar in shawl fashion, pret- ty turnback cuffs $3 Handsome Georgette and crepe de chine waists-$4.95 Smart contrasts between fabric and trimming, rich eff fects of many sorts. Every light and medium hue which accords with the suits of the season. $4.95 Alert pongee waists, tuck ed and pleated, fine for busi- ness $4.95
 Second floor.
 These children's clothes
 must hurry out
 No fault to find with them but they've been here longer than we like to have things stay.
 New prices that will s1m- ply MAKE them hurry out Goats of chinchilla velour plush and 1 mixtures, mostly blue and pro"n' sizes to 16. regular s12.5o to $27. .5o -$7.5O & SIC | Gingham dresses in plaids and plain colors. sizes 6 to 12. regular ss $1.s5
 Sleeping garments for little chill dren. with feet or without, sizes 6 and 10, regular $1.50 to $2- soe Pink chambray boomers. sizes to 6. regular 75c- 45e
 Striped bloomers, pink and blue sizes 6 to 12, regular $1.25- 7ot l White sweaters for babies, pink ol | blue-trimmed, soiled, regular SS te l s. $2 to $4.5( Leggins in white rose brown ane | copenhagen, without feet. sizes N Io | 6, were $4- S2.Ss l Soft-sole shoes for babies, brown ol 1 white, sizes 1 to 8, were 75c ana Sl
 -5Oc & 75< Second floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
These stockings of extra merit

w o m e Il $ stockings of splendid thread silk with a wide and elastic garter top of rich mercerised lisle.
 Medium weight, effect of silk with wear of fine cot ton, full fashioned, sole of mercerised lisle.
 Will wear well, are of ex- tra value at $2.25
 Wayne-knit stockings of excellent lisle, mercerised and thus with silken luster, double heel and toe $1 School stockings for chil- dren, black, fine-rib, dur able 3 prs. $1
 UNION SUITS for chil- dren, soft durable cotton with warm feeced lining, all sizes $1.5O & $1.75
 Left aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
A surprise in rich dresses $29.5O!

Within onehalf hour of time this news was written many of these beautiful and distinctive dresses 35 and $40
 All of the rest were in value and richness and de- lightfu style, worth more than $29.5O
 Yet choice is to be made from the whole assembly at that price of $29.50.
 Satin Trico1ette
 Tricotine Serge With wondrous-effective embroidery n wool, With brilliant beading, with distinguished brading.
 Some of most charming have master decoration in rich color!
 And they present those most satisfying and fashion able hues-navy brown and black; but each aglow with life and individuality.
 To be chosen Saturday from stores 500 50 opening at
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
Men can yet pick shirts cheap

DlCh Sllll bo Cl1C1H
 Without exception, every shirt in the mems store IS worth more than it's today1s price-for we've given every one of them a good sharp slashing cut.
 No halfway busin e s S about it; instead a new price that makes men think of the "old days"!
 Yorke and other good shirts, good patterns, taste ful colors from bright to quiet, and at these savings: $2 shirts-$1 50. S25o shirts-$2. s3 shirts-$2.25. S35O shirts-$2.6o. S4 shirts-SS. s45O shirts-$3.45. $5 shirts-$3.S5. se 5o shirts-S495 For S5c-some pretty new ties in plain rich colors. i Latest warm gloves chamoisette. Gray or tan, nice-looking- $1.5O Good light comfortable cotton shirts and drawers
 $1.50 Part-wool S irts and drawers of light agreeable l weight $2.25
 Confort-insuring uni o n suits, partly wool
 $2.75 to $3.75 i Right aisle. front
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
Hayes, Healing Honey

Hayes Healing Honey Stops the Tickle, Heals the Throat and Cures the Cough. Price 35c. A free box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE SALvE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Group is enclosed with every bottle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26

To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Groves LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE tablets. The genuine
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26

International Institute of Agricul- ture, Rome, announces the wheat ana crease over last years figures. The bulletin says offers for the new wheat crop of Argentina are being made at aonnewhat lower prices than those --o~,af1;po ir, vy,i%-n~t ~i,>~-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
Old-fashioned sale of new-fashion dress
 goods and silks.

Conditions have again made possible to spread out hundreds and hundreds of yards of excellent silks splendid dress goods at less than usual prices you member how long it is since such your eyes7
 Here are savings in brief detail:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
Sweaters here for man and boy at dollars less.

Every sort of sweater that wants for comfort and warmth.
 Great heavy ones light sorts for continued service Every good dark coor-and of wool that insures gen. uine steady agreeable warmth.
 Button sort pullover-the-head $4 50 and $45O sorts $35OI 50 to $85O sorts $6 $1O and $12.5O sorts. .$875 $50 and $14 sorts $1O $15 and $16650 sorts. .$12 SIS and $2O sorts $15 For boys, sorts practically in all sizes from 15, in navy brown maroon green and oxford-gray: $6 sorts .......... .$450I $7 50 to 1850 sorts S6 $9 and BIO sorts. $7 50 SIP and $1250 sorts $s75 Real sweater-time is just beginning and here are these dollars of saving!
 Fourth foo
 and FrontB
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
New prices too on boys mackinaws!

The Jack-a-Dandy coats for boys who enjoy freedom for fun and vet want the warmth of overcoat
 With the added appeal of good bright quiet paids for that is the distinctive added feature of mackinaw Great woolen plaids, with collars that button close and wnd with roomy pockets and good-loong belts-nice enough for best wear; sturdy enough for school and skating and coastng.
 mackinaWs. " ~1~S mackinawS ~ E-s~~ $16 50 macknaws $135 50 SIS nacknaws ........ .$15
 FrontB
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26


 are waving
 Charming in their new patterns-and of impressive value.
 Notable-a gathering of 75c handkerchiefs at soc Little pretty patterns are embroidered in corners; some all white, some partly m color; even with double hemstitching. 5Oc Point Venise handker, chiefs with tiny edge and handsome large corners, 75c H a Il d-embroidered pat terms of good linen, all in white, all very nicely done
 -75c Center aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
Store open daily 'til 6 Mems $45 and $50 overcoats -$36

Value in dollars only tells part of the story. Just much style value-and just much service value.
 And these count for much as dollars saved. Equally do warmth and protection against Winter s blasts count.
 All these qualities in these dandy overcoats at $36 Town Listers of smart lines-essentially for young hearted men.
 Conservative Chesterfield and box essentially for who like overcoat that holds it's staple style season after season.
 Each one of splendid wooen well-tailored, and &36 of quality sold right up to recently at S45 and 5O
 Secondf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-26
Hat sensation.
 Women's hats of fine velvet, with trimming of mole and of seal- $3.95

Marking the weekend with extra interest; a group of handsome hats at little price. Pretty in effect and fine in quality, every liked shape of today.
 With them, other hats of equal beauty and attrac- tion for Winter servce-rimmng of ostrich and ribbon and flowers and such.
 Their former prices $6.50 to $10- G3 Q6 AND DOZENS of pretty trimmed hats, in black and every rich seasonabe color at just half of former price, These were $5 to $3O- S2.5O to $15
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
calendar for TIE Current Week

sINDAf-Carnege Hall concert by the Philharmonic
Society," Aeoian Hall recital by Emilio de Gogorza,
baytone; City College, Samuel A. Bwin's
recital Hppodom benefit the
by Claudia Mu2io, Mossayc
Quartet; a:l5 m benefit Church
tiona Symphony kubek Metropolitan Opera
House. p concert
MoNDAy-Carnegie Hail. song
8:l5 violin
sonata recital by Nix and Mrs Alexander Bloch Metropolitan
Opera House P Italian "Tosca'
TUESDAY, Carnegie Hall recital by Leonard
baryonc; ss mphony Orchestral
Aeolan Hall, piano concert
by The Fonzaley
WEDNESDAY Hall, Crosby
Carnegie Hall 2:l5 H. Symphony
Orchestral 85 by Nina Soprano
Beryl Rubenstcin, panist Metropolitan Opera House. y M
French Samson Dalia"
THURsDAYAeoian Hall 35 Bodnof
Carnegie Hall S:15 evitzk
metropolitan Opera House,
Italian opera Boheme"
FR1DAYAeoian Hall, violin By Wlkinson
recital by 230 D. m
by the Philharmonic Society;
p Italian "Mefsofee'
sATURDAY-Carnegie Hall, 2:3o by Mose-
wih; Aeoan Hall, p piano recital
violin recital by Mishel Opera House
p. mr Italian la Forza Destno": D. n Italian
Lucia"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
IOscaninl Ardent Patriot
During the World War
Famous Conductor Organized Patriotic Concerts ans.
Conducted Under Fire; VIII Now Restore La
Scala to Oldlime Glory

task ami who is now ab0at to oifcr Tie
'merican public the FIRST proof OF ,vhar
ms work OF reconstruction has ac.
complished with La Scala. for tie er-
nes ~ with which ne is undertaking
ms present American tour is suc ex.
preston of his very self.
The Italian concert tour, pres,-,' ne
the American tour, viii take pace ur-
der the patronage of II l.. Rosadi.
Cnder Secretary for Fine Arts, md
9nder the honorar, presidency Of
Signor Cadara, Mayor of Nj an.
After having given three concerts in
Milan for the Society of Symphonic
Concerts, the organization viii play in
Turin, Como, Genoa, Alessandria, Flor
ence, Ctsmona. Bologna. Parma, Reg
glo, Placenza, Brescia. Bergamo, We
roma, Nenice, Treviso and Trieste. On
account of lack of time 81 the other
concerts in the middle and south of
Italy had 10 be postponed until next
spring after the completion Of the
American tour.
UNDER the supervision Of the Italian
To6ring Club, while the sea VOYAGES to
and from America are furnished by
the Italian government and group o.
Mllanese music lovers.
The orchestra and its leader will
sail from Trieste or the steams1 u
President Wilson about November y.
The repertoire viii include Beethoz
VeH's Fifth Sympho Brahms's Second
Symphony and Variations on a thome
OF Haydn, Schumann's Overtare 10
Manfred Waencr's "SieefrieGs IdylI.
Prelude to Tristan and others.
Among the modern works 10 \ be-
played both IN Italy and America are:
Resphigi, DANA dele Gnomid.;"
Lualdi. .ntermezzo from the opera
"Figladi Re-; Sinigagiias Suite Pie-
monte; Bloch, Dances: Malipiero, IL
lustrations of Chivalric Poem"s
Albert Roussel. lie festin do
laraignee.'
In April the organization Will 20 10
London, where il has been engaged
for z series Of four concerts
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Second Week of
Opera Includes
Work by Boito

-Arrieo Boito's opera. "Mefstofele,s
Tor which nc wrote both the libretto
and music, viii be ~~vived By General
Manager Gaui-Ca--.za next Friday
evening a. the Metropolitan Opera
House, where j, has not been heard
since the season Of 190T~'0s. The cast
win be as follows:
Marghesita. Nine Aida; Elena. Mme-
Eaeton; Marta Nme. Howard; Pan-
tails Nine Perrin; Faust, Beniamino
Glgl his first appearance in this
country; Mehstofele Mr.. Mardones.
Nereo, M Paltrnieri; Wagner, Mr.,
Bada. Mr.. Moranzoni Will conduct.
New scenery has been painted for
this revival by .he Russian artist Boris
Anls1e.d. wno also has designed the
costumes. The stage management is
under the direction Of Samuel Thew
man. Giulio Setti has rehcarsed the
chorus. The corps dc ballet has been
trained by Miss Rosina Cali.
Other operas this week vii be:
Miss Farrar. Miss Arden. Mario Cham
lee his first appearance with the
company) Mr.. Scotti. IL. Mo
ranzoni viii conduct.
Samson e. Daiila" on Wednesday
evening. wiwth Nine. M2tzenauer and
Messrs. Caruso. De Luca and Rothier.
Mr. Wolf VIII conduct.
Carmen will be givcn on Thanks
giving Day. at'n~e with Mnes. Fa--
rar. sundeiius. Tiffany and Berat, and
Nessls. Martinelli, Wniteh Il and
Rothier. Mr. Wolff wii conduct
La Bonemc' wil- be sung Thursday
evening by Mines. Aida and Romaino
and Messrs. Harold. Scott and Didurs
Mr.. Papi Will conduct
La Fora del Destino" viii be next
weeks Saturday matinee. with Nine.
Ponseile and Messrs Caruso Danise,
Mardones, Chalmers and D'Angeio. Mr..
papi viii conduct.
Lucia" will be Saturday nights
popular rrice opera. with Nine. G7rri~
son and Messrs. Chanlee and De Lucas
The program Of nc seasons s .rst
opera concert to-nlgn, via be de-
voted entirely 10 Verdi and Puccini.
Mr.. Bamboschek will conduct the or
chestra. Artists who " ii take pa~p
viii be Mines. Garrison. Ponselle,
Sundelius. Tiffany and Gordon, and
Messrs. Harold, Diaz, Kingston, De
Luca and Mardones. The overture to
Verdi's LA Battaglia di Legnano" villa
be played The trio from Verdi's
"-ombardi' Will be sung by Nine.
ponselle and Messrs. Harold ard
Mar @2nes. with violin solo by Mr.
NasSrucoi
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

principles TO the individual case which
Mr. Hart has called up. We leave that
occupation to the reader. Meanwhile
we are entirely willing to have our
opinions reversed to-day or tomorrow
NJ Xt year or in the next generation, if
they or their subjects shall hapIy en-
dure so lOnr
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

Capricc!o in B minor. IRA fl1ns
=. HleHHo' op llo-...- Bra Inns
siNe1 go. ...,--.. GrleE
clair dc Lune. Observation-Disclosures. Debussy
P'-t1 ...-.... .-... De ebussy
Eeude IN ociaV IS ;,.-.... .Carolus Agghazy
- ~ MONIES que Solr-..,. LisZt
RhaQsodie Hongrcise ..............,..1 .1.isat
At Sis P. m. Sonata recital ty Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Bloch:
Sonata in + minor. or........,.........g Zach
sonata In = major. Op. az. 8esthoven
99'''t" IN r. Eat MAJOR. Richard Strauss
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

seen Seniuses fai. of appreciation.
Music has now its cubists as
we'll rs painting. Because of its ma
ture, indeed, il offers an easier field
for cubism than do the plastic arts
But isms' are not likely to triumph
over the proven verites of centuries,
nor will they long endure"
We feel no desire to apply these
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Monday


Carnegie Hall, p. m. Song recital
by Birgt Engel, soprano:
Aria uom 'Herncles ..........- Handel
Il re Paostore twith violin obbligatol
Mozart
lie Bonheur II (with violin obblisato)
Saint-saenn
la Procession .............. Gear Franc,
.uc!ic Souffrance .............L .Lencrmand
Scandiua ylan Group:
Christ l<inIeiein's Lullaby ...... 1le.srtin
Nnkna Mine Systar ......... .Mciartin
Maiden Sings (suns in swed!sh).
Maiden Came from Trysting Place
tsunk in Swedlsh). .-............S Sibellus
German Group (sung in Ensiish):
Nor d'n Fenster.. r..................I I}rahn1s
Sandmanchen ....................B Brahms
FreundNche Eision Strauss
Scr"nhdr ......... ...........S Strauss
English Group:
slave Cradle Song,
Dagmar dc Corval Rybn,r
Pantornlc- .pegluar dr. Coryal Rybner
rletrot. ...'''..--.- Winter watts
At Sis p. m. Violin recital by Vasa
Prihoda:
Concerto In MAJOR. .......... Plgauiri
Ave Maria ...,....... Schubert MnraK
Caprice NiennOIse ............... Kreisler
Mnzurek ............... DVOruk
Variations on the theme Mel cor piu
non mi scnto' .Paisleiio- Paganint
Aeoian Hall, y. M. Piano recital
by Yolanda Nero:
Organ esne"rso' n ~daor ,. Bacs
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
TUESDAY,
Carnegie Hall, 3 p. III. Song RECITAL
by Laurence Leonard, barytonc:

Carnegie Hall, 3 p. III. Song RECITAL
~ Laurence Leonard, barytonc:
Russian songs
ny Native Land. ..-.-....... .,srctchauinoff
tc Is'e ,.,' .......... Racnmaninoff
oE"Net Birch ............ (irctchauinon
Nhr Dolls cradle Song. Moussoresll5
2rologre from "Pagliacc4''- Ieoncavallo
English songs.
Song of the Biackhrd. 49,. Roger Quiiter
Pages Road Song (r1anuscript).
Tan raced Prairie Boy Cnaru-
script. Bless You (rnanuscripD
French songs
J'ai pleure en- reve .....-... Georges Hue
PAY sage ....-............R Renaldo Hahn
l.an~nto Provsncal ..-....-E L. Paladilhe
American songs:
Tossing Hin, Rose. ........... Carl Hahn
Narlequin's playground (manu-
script ............. Meta Schuluann
The TOP a. the Marnin lHrst time.
Mana yucca
coeridge Tay or
At s:15 p. NJ. Concert by the Ma
ticnal Symphony Orchestra:
A Summer Day on the Mountain.
Op. 81 .......,..... ........... ....... l. Indy
Concerto for violin, Op Sc. .Glazounofr
Olaycd without panse)
Overture. The Battered Bride" Suletana
Soost, Efrem Zitnbalist
Aeolan Hall, p. m. Song recital by
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Sunday

City College, 4 p. n. Organ recital
hy Samuel A. Baldwin:
Prelude and rugus in E minor Uesser>.
Meditation Observation-Disclosures. .Sturges
sonata in 9 minor Pinttl
In silent Woods. ........ Rimsky- -Korsai>of #
Variations on an American .Tlagler
~ rs WlnS sea .''..'- ..-....-..-. schubert
Carnegie Hall, p. NJ. Concert by
the Philharmonic Society:
Wagner prograrn:
Overture "Rienzl"
Entrance Of the Gods Into Vaihana
sounds of the Forest. from "Siegfried."
bAechanale from "Tannhaeuser."
Gvertpr. The Flying Dutchman'
Frelnds ,.t'3 ana Love Death, from Tristan
Rihe OF the valkyrioa. from THE VAL
AcOlian Hnn p. M. Song recital
by Emilio de Gogorza, bar tone
SIX songs from lhe pasq4s rroyinces---
ny ~ bohui Ederra. arr by Santestcban; ;
Atun Eg4 luziu. Tzo Iuriya. Iru
j'amacho HAIRCUT Edcrra. arr by
=, MARITIME Villsr; Bidarra.l.o
nhzona arr. by Raoul l.aparrns
Cesar Tranct
1hs Tns ',d., W.godea nirch. GIc,ehaaellnSsrI
When the King Went Forth to War.
Tn. kooncmnn
Canlo del preridisrio - r. NJ Alvarez
ri PAn0 ........... Folk Danco OF Murcia
rim Ia huertn d- Murrfa.
Arranged ny Lapsrr"