New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1925, Page 16

VOICES IN THE AIR : SATURDAY, FPOOTBALL GAMES TODAY, Harvard.Princeton, 1 m WTIC (476), WBZ ( WEAL (492), WGY (880), WIAR (308), WJZ (455), WTAG (2 WEE] (149) nsyly WIP (500 irgh - KDKA ( New York - WEFBH (2 P 3 p. me~ Pi DANCE MUSIC 30 WOR—~V b WNYC—8t. G WEEI—Dok Eis WaZ—Sherry's, ) WRNY—Nen Bernie's WGY—Dan I WNAC—Da TONIGHT, Dance musi FVENING PICK, ing ; WERNY Playe Waret v York Phil walian Strains | | FORD—176 account ot Har- Prince- y play on game at '\l'lll\hl 1LLD- 3 play oadcast of football game, | cton Stadium, Prin WAL $5—Hary 20—Philharmonic W EEI—BOSTON—3 19 Harvard-Pri Eisenhe Eis d-Princeton g orehestr —~Dok orchestra, —Dok orchesiri. —Conet rt prog WEATA LW YORK—102 rd vs. Princeten Ve S i Girosso’s orc mer cornetist Vineer w l/v\l W YORK WGERS—NEW YORK—316 S e N Greds Oriental Rugs SEVADJIAN Hm first SV Grandd Streer elephone AN of Repairing Nicciy Done Al i 3ill Blue has changed his name to Bright The change came aimost overnight— For once Bill's wife has had her way, And he drinks milk three times a day. FARMER’S MILK Milk In Crear Top Bottl “The Tip Toy aln‘.--r\l‘ wowith 3:10~Jon Dunbar, 3:20=Giret 30—Milton N¢ 1:4 10 Hal 1—Ernle --Emma Kne 5:15—=1ob baritone, stra, John Pra tenor, « Linklctter, contralio 30~Jon Dunbar, tenor, Greta Linkletter, contralto. on Dunbar, tenor ~Uncle Geebee —V, Sorey's cone Dance instrue ~Bob Kruh's or fons, annonne: rea Knights, Kiltie John ¢ Kiltie Bar —Max Teppe Magyar Ensem ito, tenor, Warner th Arrowhe; M « WRNY—NEW YORK—260 “Purple in Martin, “falry tales.” h—Dental arles Haubie Ben Bernle's orchestra Players—"Three series, Fools nstein Trio. Reeve— “Them Bo; tith Rot Motion plet ‘Fiction." * pianists, soprano. ¢ review with the " YORK—311 tring Ensemble., yer, talk. “The Oleott Vail Violet kayo, Anna Daly baritone, Chree, tenor, Hegeman, I$ nner, barltone. 80 dward Morris, piani trick O'Connor, , flutists, olden’s orche WNYC—NEW YOIk Dinner musie. olice alarms, Weehsler, violinis smily Avery concert. quartet, ¢ and West arms; wea Sehaf lorjorie Wall, Hock and Jerome, —Arthur Kraus' c WOKO— rude Hlizaheth Bl Kenneth Moltz, te Ona W list. ~1sabel | STATEN Pohner, ISLAND—27% violinist. tenor, wrosehk, Mario Alver S, Ansbr i WGEP—NEW \lth— Jor WOO—PHILADELPITIA—5308 WEI—PHILADELPHIA—=315 WLIT—PHILADELPHIA—305 WPG—ATLANTIC CITY—30 WHAR—ATEANTIC (1Y — WOGY—SCHENLCTADY—380 WRW—TARRYTOWN—273 WGR—BUEEALO WMAR—LOCKPORT—266 | Happy violinist; William NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, | 1 85—Emil Fanning, [ whAM—ROCHESTER 3:30—=lastman theater orches! Iheater organ, 7—Eastman theater orchestra, WRCO=WASHINGTON 160 T—Wu 8=—Bible 8:15 n orchestra, program 10301 lail'y KDKA- PITISBURGH a0y Children's perlod —~Dinner ¢ t —Children’ 5 Westing Ban WOAT 1) I\H' RGH—163 period rco Kaybee, itharmonic concert \\ TAM—( | EVELAND—38Y WEAR—CLEVELAND—380 Orchestra program WREO—LANSING—285 Wagon Se W R—DETROIT: 9—Goldkette's | Lu—Goldk e chestra, 11:30—Jewett Jes Merey O11 Chiet.” KYW—CHICAGO—51 Children's be Jinner concert gress Hotel, Musical progran sic Artists will b radioplion Congress Symphony orel venaders, ording dun rs, wi Itime st from inounced arniva 1" conduc Origina “Insomnia Clu by 18 thawks. WBBM—CHICAGO—226 —Merry Garden Popnla Coon-Sande concert pianis ram; Stewart Warner ; Montmartre o insc string qu Lew Russcll, 2 a. m.—Syncopation West Coust WEBH—CHICAGO—370 §$:30-—0riole ch Ho Ne program 1milic M ; Ray Ronayn WGN—CHICAGO. Drake Blackstone sty WOGN Juck Ci concer WHT—CHICAGO—100 Kit Laugdon Wrig tortainers; Hat Marie Ay agl WOR—CHICAGO—217 \\n|71 CAGO—117 WEW—CINCINNATT—12 WHAS—LOUISVILLE—100 WAB—ATLANTA— 128 WSV—NASHVILLE RITHS—HOT SPRINGS—375 HOME§ ARMS BUILDING LOTS INVESTMENT PROPERTY Read the CLASSIFIED ADS on the PRECEDING SATURDAY, NOVEN MEMIPHIS—1090 O n -1 LE l)l.li—"' sa Horn, Daily Through the Static Miami Tab mu |ml me night was' one of the quer e and his dance orch, WMBE—=MIAMI BEACH—385 Dinner cvenings when nothing seemed ome in satlstuctorily, but we 10 rt ater that our storage “A" | vas down quit It and thi | | Last | conc el News bulletin, and ot r Inforn Fleetwood hotel dance or WEAA—DALLAS—176 Ford's Te Singer and Dance musie, KPRC—HOUSTON—207 Bible g di Frank Tilton M v police reporis might | onsiderable fading and the siations | which nearly smashed the peaker the night he were ont into lethargy. Chica Wives canie ore con- | 1o sink their customary on t oud and Oriole orehes stations ow through ras usual, und some o erful . WTIC smeared o map, and WJAIL at I came 80 mised up wi nor broadeastirs on the rig boy plani g0od advan Palace theater orch ail ovt wider KDKA | to RENP—=SHENANDOAH—260 ncer mrosramy hat it was at t KM A INANDOAH fsentungle then Pollyunna stories and Muy Flower orchestra inist WOC—DAVL .\l'nl(’l-ml IFannie Martin, ire Hote KSD—ST, LOUIS— and the | tions were comin, whout 1 volune in e only three m 30 and the r Nlght at WTIC ion rely too tra raughou rom swed solols | lowed mu | an inter chtfom | Etoal ot kn- | WDAP—KANSAS CITY—305 Message, My weater, Trianon sting tal solo 8 t Nighthawk Frolic ation Players, Ka estra, Earl Co Muste by | el s ; | teners in lik or- | time, b o man's 7 1t a WOAW—OMAHA—526 | X e same music | ito orchestra, dinner musie. | 1o b tre 's no refleetion imnself were gram, It just gets Iher ork of rown on th an-| | ) or on the artist b arti nlitie i Philosophies," ina 18 tional talk. b: 15— Music. 111:05 — Dar ed with ko much an hour Eric lan Coliseum orche masic KFWA—OGDEN, UTAH—261 Ollie Reeves and his KOA—DENVER— ogram. AKLAND—361 stra. M band preser 1 from WTIC before 1he South lie opera | and each instrumcent was by La | good advantage. orch. ound where iy it m 80 bette of the v The bass wa Herber imd hi Re: mus Hotel v Vietor come e | much . m St EFrancis danee | music KGW—PORTLAND, OF 192 n.—Mnitnomal fance orchestra KHI—LOS ANGELES—105 AT teria or hestra, ‘1 KHJ," prominent o popular select | ind ire LD CLASSIFIED ADS | YOUR WANTS FOR SALE [ ..o o Three Family House on' West Street, 15 rooms, all improvements. COX & DUNN 272 Main St. | 5500 REWAR A reward of $500 will be paid by the R. 0. Clark & Son Brick Co. for information causing the arrest and conviction of the person or persons, whe were responsible for the malicious injury to houses of this company in East Berlin, on October 25th and 19th. tion of Ior ‘nmwmw' tuff, hooking up with rk s Kinder atien W7 = | | Under Grant's Signed, The R. 0. Clark & Son Brick Co. R. 0. 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W one spi 't was elther 50 0 a talk the ork of nort ystal great| \ong, everything goes right, stranger, tain't tanooga in on had from the down 60| st In-| station cam and w ating it broadeaster o was were ow who aper- He *in which he | the | horns hing | 1 the singing the old time | Main song, “The | 19 1t tragedy oad train and the demise o r who w calded to njoyed it strument was clever, “Kox Hun nd o other was 1 1 mo e O .o Ao Iks, Giraliam going to Prine cton this a for today tell which will earry it, WTIC among | s lioping none of the tubes | ton foothall game ernoon. The | be submitted at a meeting of | counell Monday evening. { loltering are *|inftiative, but i the stan HER DIVORCE BANK — A woman her 1l chunge for 10 years enough money to proceedings agalnst she told the court as PIANO TUNING PLAYERS A SPECIALTY | Walter H. Kovel Telephone 2122-4 MOTOR TRUCKING Furniture Moving inders and Filling Material Furnished 3172-2 CROWLEY BROS. INC. 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