New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1925, Page 16

11 p. m mmy Clarke. 11:30 p. Dance orchestra. ! Sunday, [3 p m—Que | KDKA—Tast Plttsburgh, Saturd i | 4146 p. m—\ 8 S pom—RB k Shadyetde I'ros ) [ 545 p —An Ear Teat for Rad m.—D . | Pans’ 45 p. m.—Serviens ATy (D15 pom 1 | 15 p. KYW-—CLhicago WHAS—Louisville, Ky saturday 4 Saturd; to 6:18 7 N WS, WAHG—Richmond Hill, . 1. WBZ—springficld. Satunday. sto2am WEFI—Boston. Sunday, n.—"Roxy and his Gang.” WIP—Philadelphia. saturday 1:30 p. m.—Orchostra Wi7Z—New York City, saturday. WsB—Atlanta, Ga. Saturday. WGY—Schenectady. Sundag. s i—Buffalo, N, Y Saturday. _Dinner musie Sunday WOO—Philadelphia. Saturday. e WIAR—Cleveland, Sunday, GIRL SCOUT NEWS WAAF—New York City, Saturday. p. m.—Din mus taik on * Sunday. ay F WFI—Philadelphia. Saturday Sunday WOC—Dayvenport, Towa Saturday. Woman Struck by Auto Left Senseles: WHN—New York Cits cliberg) 1 Bion saturday e e R e 19:30 p. m.—Or NEW BRITAIN DAILY HER ALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 192, LARGE LIQUOR HAUL Several Prominent Denver Cltizens With Arrested in Connection Large Shipment of Contraband, ' Denver, Colo, Jan. 17.—Investi- tion of what they described as a wie liquor combine with Influs 1tions, ¢ 1 business men at its head led { the district attorne enforcoment officers night to raid several hon fashionable Capitol HiIL r A quantity of wines was seized, it o district attorney's tifled ay purt it of “tomi- in the dential liquors PRISCILLA DEAN n ’ st consign OF SEVILLE prohibition RELEASED by Warrants were ed for the a ) | PRODUCERS |t o tovd DISTRIBUTING CORPORATION= rest of Morris Robin; LYCEUM—Mon., Tues. Wed. * MRS, HART DENIES | BILL STRUCK HER anana Also Says He Never Pulled Her hy Hair of Head e who wish to mal rip around the audience Los 17.—Mrs. Win- threo bars fraq W t, wite of Willlam zun hero on wei sume work nds $762.5 r the needs of n. 1 by Hart in in o movies, be 50 thly insufficient s more sugar than m which it is made, 1. but ad figured in tho dis- DENTISTS | A. B. Johnson, D. D. S. T. R. Johnson, D. D. Gas—Oxygen—X-rays National Bank Bldg. NURSE IN ATENDANCE S Mrs, 1 » denied that he had catedly to go 10 e, thou nd would not o (Fatty) Ar- WEATHER STRIPS Install the “Accurate” Saves 1-3 in Coal Bill T. E. WOODS 37 Franklin Sq. Phone 1873 Lt L Fumigating Gas Takes ; : A Lives of Two Jersons i | Toronto, ont, Jun. 37 | PAINTERS AND mmuaication ¢ and wis i DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Cstimates cheertully given on all fohs. —TEL. 2913 SIS, [CINDERS FOR SALE swesl A H. HARRIS s —General Trucking— “A 8 lik e | ‘IILGG STANLEY ST. TEL. 3. 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