New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1925, Page 16

i VOICLS IN THE AIR WEDNESDAY, KDKA—Last Pittsburgh, 6:16 p. m.—Dinner concert, 7:186 p. m.~Stockman market re- ports. 7:30 p. m.—Children's perfod. 8 p. m.~Program by the Le American Pen Women. 8:15 p. m.—"Sclence In Ir 8:80 p. m.—Concert by quartet, Ui68 p. m.—Ar signals weather forecast. ague ¢ Tustry.” ington tim KYW—Chic 6:02 to 8:18 p. and final mark 6:35 to 7 p. m 7 to 7:30 p. m.—1 $ to §:50 p. 1 0:45 to 230 a WRZ—Springficld 6 p. m.—Leo Reisman enser 7 p. m.—Market r rench, § p. m—McEr tra. $:15 5:30 09 0:15 4:30 9:58 weather r 11 p. m.—Hote! I 11:30 p. WCX—Detroit, Mich 6 p. m.—Conc>rt orchestra 7 p. m—0ld time pro WHN—New York City, When it's your ove let us know Where and when you want to go. i ‘\\'e'll do the rest and you can ! take a rest. Moving about town and shipping everywhere, '%z 733 EZA}@} 5 cfisgpéArfiowaSozz MOVING - TRUCKING - SHIPPING NEW YORK TRIPS DAILY OFFICE AT 9~MA/DEN LANE HET MARYLAND OYSTERS Qur Crackers Are Always Fresh CLAMS FOR CHOWDER - SHRIMP CRAB MEAT SCALLOPS LOBSTERS HONISS OYSTER CO Temporarily Located at 25 CENTRAL ROW, Hartford, THE OLD HOME TOWN I2 YO SAY- |loTeYs AGAINST PRALTICAL BoB P NO-NO-\ SAY OTEY WILL HAVE Louls oncert, by Torminal Railroad Chapters XV and XVI “Billy and Jane" storles. Late im. portant news bulletins, Officlal contral standard time announced. nn(. & L, orchestra. of * the Ten m,=—Ii al Jazz band . m.—"Advice to Screen Lov- m.—Baritone Soprano, “ Concert planist WIAX—Cleveland, Radio Trlo to § p. m.—Dinner concert Jazz planist - - CNRO—Ottawa, Canada, Pome—( T.)—Market reports 30 p. m.—Talk for boys and girls. § p. m.—Dinner program. $:30 p. m.—"The Season's Hita. 8o prano solo. ovelty, “Five Mah Jong entertainera.” Contralto solo. tition, “Mouth Organ Con- Soprano solo, Dance pro- | 9:10 p 9:20 p. | 9:40 . | 9:50 po m 10 to 11 p. m 30 a. m.—Orche m m m Popular songs Dance orchestra. 1210 12 WiZ—New Y Dinner musle Wall Street Journal review, -“Drama,’ “Learn a Word a Day.” rano. ok Literary talk. | W IP—Philadelphia, Officlal w ather forecast It was pretty falr for ra- h the fading noticeable | the night before was again apparent. | Statle its rance on fe code was not At times a roar as if a generator blotted out e programs, but for only | {a few minutes at a time, | .o | Charles E. O'Nefll, Jr. came through with an exce gram out of WBZ ions were of the muslie. tock and produce althol ilo, ry and roll call Sapo cecasions cven bothersome | made by i some ¢ WEEI—Boston, Buftalo, N. Y. Dinner musie. piant ent pro- All of his sele classical type, crpetual Motion,” by MacDowe ing of the best of his offerings. | Aithough WBZ's transmission lends a metallie tone to the broadcasting, | the recital came through exception- | music ally well and proved satisfying. e | 80 WSB—Atlanta, Ga, | Instrumental 0:45 p. m.—Wendall Hall. Radiow! asing. entertainment. sented one last evening, The dainti- | of Dresden china is the only & we can think of in connection This trio, composed of vio- £0gU concert by the U. | lin, piano and flute, rendered a var- S. Arm “Government Club|jed program of classical and semi- Debate” “Resolved that the 20th | classical offerings. Amendment referring to Child La- | .. bor should be ratified.”” Meyer Da-| vig' Lido Venice orchestra. | day's 1 miliar Animale am.” Scotch songe. —Musical program trios are always WLW at Cincinnati pre 6 to 12 stars of “Dixie To Broadway" | were on the air from WNAC, Boston, —— after the show last night, together WOC—Davenport, Towa. with Will Vodery and his Plantation port news and weath- | orchestra from the same production. | Some of the numbers appeared to b }a bit overdone, the singing in a few cases nearly ripping the diaphragm | from the loud specaker. WN ! transmission was none too good 1 Dinner | pight, It sounded as i someone was | carrying the microphone all around | of [ the place and letting it crash into| | everything in sight. P 7 p. m.—Sandman’s visit. 8 p. m.—Organ recital. WOO—Philadelphia. 7:30 p. m.—Police reports, music. | 8:30 p. T “Sweeth 9:55 p. m.—Time signals. 10:02 p. m.—Weather forecas' | 10:08 p. m.—Grand organ recital. | al rendition . The Bon-Ton dance orchestra from WGY, Schenectady, pleased greatly. They should be given a place in the hall of fame. Two numbers were! | not included in their program, “Fol- | low The Swallow” and “I Wonder What's Become of Sally.” They | came neag spoiling the program when they d “In a Rendez- Vous. All numbers were played according to original orches- | trations, and very snappy. —Rich Ll . . —Musical numbers. We aftended a meeting of the Red of the day. Apple club at WCX, Detroit, and left |after the dendition of “Only a Rose,” Al Cameron, and scveral selec- by a dance orchestra. The com- al cods drove us out. They ave some good times out there on Itop of their new Book-Cadiliac ho- WNAC—Boston. m.—Children's half-hour. Philadelphia. rchestra Wi 6:30 p. m |17 p. m— the ne and Heart Problems. m.—Novelty Trio. ! oo . m.—Tenor plano. | The City Cornat band from CNRA, | . m,—Harmony Boys. Moneton, New Brunswick, presented nd soprano. ram which would appeal to ne, as it embraced everything m operatic & to national an- G jm “The Bohemian was our favorlte. ns f nd buneh. | Girl” Right at one of the gateways to Walnut Hill House, we have a two family house with a superb lot on splendid high ground, where the doctors will never make a living off from you, as it is one of the healthiest locations in New Britain. See us about this property. Price $7800. : Camp Real Estate Co. 232 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. ffi:ERES THE TWo RED LANTERNS HANGING RIGHT UNDER CHET PEEVEYS RAIN COAT-1 HUNG EM THERE! THEN | BORROWED EIGHTEEN OLD LANTERNS AT THE LIVERY STABLE JUST TO WORRY OTEY— ,!than a |repres BINGHAM SPEAKER | ONSEN. BRANDEGEE, Will Take Part in Memorial% Exercises Next Monday | BY GEORGE. H. MANNING, | (Washiugton Bureau of N. B. Herald) Washington, D, C., Jan, 14.—8ena- | tors McLean and Bingham of Cou- George H. Moses of New Hampshire, Lee 8. Overman of North | Carolina and James Shields of Ten- | nessee will deliver eulogies at the | memorial services to be held for the | late Senator Frank Brandegee of | Connecticut in the senate chamber | next Monday at 8 o'clock. | Speclal honors are to be shown to Senator Brandegee because of his | long service In the senate and the prominent position he held in that body, by bolding the services on a week day and interrupting the regu- lar sessions of congress, The usual custom is to hold t ¢ memorlal services on Sunday, when only a | handful of senafors and usually less | score of spectators are on necticut, hand. Senator Bingham went from the governorship to the senate a little quicker than most politiclans, but he is only one of a large group of men in high office in Washington who have been governors of their states. The list is headed by President Coolldge, who was governor Massa- chusetts before being elected vice president, Senator Cummin,s presi- dent protempore of the senate, was formerly governor of Towa. The senate contains 24 ex-gover- nors since Bingham's election, and the house and executive departments and the supreme court have delega- | tions of former governors. Both of | Connecticut's senators are ex-gover- | nors, Senator McLean having held | that office before his election to the | senate. Two other states likewise are nted in the scnate entirely by | ex-governors, New Jersey with Edge, republican and Fdwards, demaocrat, and Wyoming, with Warren, republi- can and Kendrick, democrat. | Lighteen other states are repre- sented In part in the senate by men | who have filled the office of gover- nor: Arkansas, Robinson; Califor- nia, Johnson; Florida, Trammel, Tda- ho, Gooding; Indiana, Ralston; Towa, | Cummings; Kansas, Capper; K s Maine, Fernald; M s, Michigan, Fer; Nevada, Oddie; New Hampshire, s; North Dalkota, Frazier; Ohio, Willls; South Dakota, Norbeck; Vir- ginia, Swanson, and Wisconsin, La Follette. - | MARKET SUMMARY ‘ Hardware Prices Advancing — Job- | bers Revising Lists. ‘ New York, Jan. 14.—TIn its week- | Iy market summary, Hardware Age | will say tomorrow : “Standard hardware lines are ad- | vancing st=adily. Jobbers in all | market centers are revising price ilsts and higher prices are expected on additional lines. Hammersstacks, polishes, linseed oil and other staple | items were advanced last week. “Inventories are nearly completed Stocks are found low in most cases, | | which aceounts for the present bri ness of the fill-in demand on goods. Large grders on bulldel hardware are béing received in all sections, and the outook for this line is very promising. “Salesmen returned to territories last week and early reports are very encouraging., Telephone and mall orders have been heavier than in any previous first of the year period, “Interest In spring goods is still running heavy and the general attl- tude toward the spring outlook s de- eldedly optimistic, “Collections are EXTERMINATED BANDITS ARE MOURNED IN RITES Curlous Sacrificial Ceremonies Dat- | v | ing Back For Many Years, Are Revived Kirdjali, Bulgaria, Jan. 14.—Curi- ous sacrificlal ceremonies dating | baek to pre-Mohammedan times re- cently were revived by the popula- tlon of this district, incorrectly designated as Turkish because they are Mohammedans, The occasion was the catermina- tion of the bandits Ahmed and Mehmed by a government posse. 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