New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1925, Page 18

2:45—ari 9—Raymond VOICES IN THE AIR WF1—Philadelphia—a0s THURSDAY. P 7.40—Baseball scores 45=Roof Garden program WIZ—New York—1 LA (Al Programs of Vastern Daylight Saving Time.) Dr. Tagn G We N‘—l'hllrlh*lphm—{\”i ime NL?"I! s, 2—Weather forecast, 5:15— 30—1 11:05—Ja with ¢ WCAU—Philadelphla—275% 5=Ellly Hayes § v orchestra ing Trio. 6—DIr i Barry O'Moore, tenof. Midw rvie 9 ma Wappler, WEAF—New York—102 character r must current sports f—Oh T—We 0—"La Penner 7:40—Dr. Carl $:30—Carolin prano. R:40—A tanor. —Caroline Rea 1ifevs Migs oratura 9- xander Gatewood Juillard, | t's Band r orchestra. St e WHAR—Atlantic City—275 ture period aside Trio. WGY—Schenectady—350 —Dinner program, ~Book chat —Raritone. sol0s. Marine Band rough, pianist 30—0rgan recital, rehestra writone. WNYC—New York—526 a9 — YH I Lonis Reed 6:45—Mary B T—Market & onomies,” Mrs. WRW—Tarrytown—! 2:05—Musical program. Entertainment, ub Roya) orchestra 30—Albert J. West, songs atertainment tra WOR~—2 "“uk—‘fla rank H. Vi v Miller's orc Pat Robinson, sports. ~Dance ori forecasts. “GR-Bufl'ulr\—BIB Dinner mueic. fame as WEAF, WHAM—Rochester—278 ather forecast WRAY—New York— 5—Orlando’s or E0=R e i I, compnser. 10.30—Ben Bernie's dance orchestra _Snares, we WHN—New York—361 WJAR—Providence—3068 aseball scores. Harriet Levein Inist £:20—Mugical program 'alks on “Stolen Automobiles” Radio artists Silvertown orehestra soprano &o- 0 WOTS—Worcest WEET—Roston—3149 oncert Al program sira WNAC—Bosto YNAC dinner da Leo Re Paseball r Marine Band “Arlington time signals, jsman's Ensemble il | WMAF—S0, Dartmouth-—-450 1 " FIRE dren’s v 30--Starlight Ramblers —-Weekly news res | ~“lLa Belle Sifficuse,’ Miss {they | prominent persons in eoloralirat o | WEAN—Trovidence—270 | Fidance i s orchestra. Geo. A. Quivley i 308 Main St. I I New Britain NEW YORKBUS Tearves HOTLL BURRITT Daily and Sunday (Daylizht saving Time) Fare $3.50 One Way Delne “Arrow Conches 1 information, call Hotel By 67 W, Main St Tel. 3310 WTAM—Cleveland—350 1| Martne Coach Line W1 AR— leveland—38y e Genuine PERSIAN RUGS i B Y. JONES 385 Commonwealth Ave, PPhone 285 or 25524 W W I—Detroft—3ass } WIR—Detroft—314 HOMES FARMS BUILDING LOTS INVESTMENT PROPERTY Read the CLASSIFIED ADS on the PRECEDING PAGE WX —Detroit—318 W AS—Flgin—302 WRLO—Tansing: neert orchestra, WHAS—Loutsy flle—100 : e Flne Art string and 1. Terminal T tions by th the K division of raliroad NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 192 orchestra. In schoo! lesson, Wel ball scores, News bulleting KOA—Denyer—323 Stock reports, market paws, byl- , baseball results, Herbert Whita and his Siiver | State orchestra from the Browxn Palace hotel, | 11—International Sunday achool :n.\»: son. | 9 | KGO—Oakland—361 { 11—8tock reports and news bulle.| a play in three acts mr KGO Players. Music by the Arton Trio. | a. m.—Ben Ziack's orchestra from Tait's Dancing Palace, Ban Fran-| cisco. CNRW—Winnipeg—384 | )—Bedtime stories, Market re-| ports, Agr service talk. | 11—Dance program, 12—Fort Garry hote! soloista, 10:3¢ orchestra and CNRC—Calgary—1i33 10—Bedtime story 12 — Canadfan National quartet, Only One May Give Data to l‘r(\fl f ~Others Who Tell Will Be Banished , Ohio, A 7| A discussion centering a d the subject of the right of peaccable as- | sembly constituted the most import- ant {ssue today before state and re- | glonal heads of the Ku Kilux Klan, who are holding their national coun- cll here. Other toples for consideration in- cluded “separation of church and | state,” and “deportation of criminal aliens.” The progr ? thering, which has been in | ¢ Tuesday, s to end | foday. Dr Hiram W. Eians, Wash- ington, imperial wizard, together with other high officials of the Klan wlil remain over through Sunday for the Ohio Kkloklave, The news of the meeting, under the text of a resolution adopted yes- terday is being dispensed by H. K. Ramesey, Kaneas City, an imperial officer. He alone {s empowered to tell of what goes on behind the carefully guarded doors, Under the resolution any other member who tells anything that has happened at the meeting is threatened with ban- fshment from the klan. sinee Voices of Dead Are to Be Heard Over Radio Ang. 21 (A—Volces O the dead are to be heard through- sut England if present plans of the tish broadcasting company are 4 out. Through cooperation ng machine companies the Theodore Roosevelt. the singer. Sir Beer- and other long since thr Y andon, Ri aith talkt X i Adelina Patt) bhm Tree, the actor, prominent personages, Aead, will be transmitted the ether to be heard by the pres-| ent generation, many countless thousands of whem never heard the | ug orizinal voiees The' records to s used have been | for many years, and| sstion as to whethsr | satisfactorily | made, how- records of | the Britih stored away there is some qu broadeast The attempt is to be There are many will ever. museum and one sompany possesses | one af Queen Victorla. Tt is trv to broadcast the late e s el n authorities wil! not | purposed to queen’s voice, and and whether the m | allow anv of their stock to be used | i Women Lea\e Ie\\ els at (irave of Unknown Hero 27 (P—-The crypt| T.ondon | ®. underneath th known soldier” in Westminster Ab- | fast is beeoming 2 of gold and silve 11 on the tomb by \isitors to the Yomb of the “un bl veritable r—tributes westmin el avxsl| on the tomb of the| " Tt was his be One af the vergers in otor some time ago tooehiin warrior. boen dropped in adver- | On und same rings visitor. following | possibly A close wat ~t that many women. | in the war, had | sl = 1nst relative aving 108 £ it of lea n gold or | offerings | aapy fs 1« have these A4 the tomb arinus artie tn the crypt un S heenidsainen a1th the tributes, | of b be dn GTRI, THIRD VICTTM IN FAMITA ©me Son Was Tl Another Hurt Tn Auto. Now She Ts Run Down on a charge of atrocious ADVERSE REPORT commi of the TO 1LY sal to order sidewal stands re to the counc ade. Tf elther of thess sites ptable, an ordinance will be drafted establishing the market. jes ac TENBANDITS BLO | telegraph wires, blew open the vault | | bullets | The blast that blew open the vault Ra g Yacht Found to Have Quantity of Liquor “Honolulu, ‘Aug. 27 (M—The yaeht oise, flagship of the Sa ‘\lu hting club, aniti after racing rr.wx-rfl was selzed night $0 bottles of found a When t SAFEIN l[LINflIfl Gut Wires, Get $5,000 and Then Make Escape from here fquor were bottles oms Inspectors found he had no t to possess llquor. "hen 68 additional bottles were the ofticlals summarily seized xty-two of the unde- were found in the crew, 27.~—Early yester- day ten bandits in automobiles swept of Heyworth, 120 miles southwest of Chicago | the Illinols Central rallroad. | er shooting up the town in wild | st fashion they cut telephone and | into the little town o A clared hottl quarters of th n READ THE HERALD CLASSITIED ADS ['OR YOUR WANTS EAD COLDS Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; apply freely up nostrils. VICKS RUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Y-arly of the § rode & 80y te bank of Heyworth and | with $5,000 in cash and | eral thousand dollar® worth of negotiable securit . | armed with | revolvers, | riddled | Jouses with | the entire » blowing the safe, the windows of and terrorized community hefore aml driving to Bloor re he Deputy Sherift Erthell, who turn telephoned the Chicago po- lice to wateh for the bandits, who believed to he heading toward this eity, Efforts on the part of Chicago au- thorities to get in touch with th pollee of Heyworth wera unava t1 telephone company repor that all wires were out of commi sion. When the word was recefved here, defective hureau ears were as- | signed to watch all Incoming roads. SALESMEN are Here s an op CHILD DRINKS POISON, RS ana ak ntents and died later at \ov‘ Haven hospital. (\"z CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates Cheerfully Given on All Johs — Tel. 2013 A. H. 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