New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1926, Page 16

THURSDAY, FEVENING PICK, WIZ, 9~ Mr WBAI Music progran WTIC, -Talk, toonists Do 10" WHZ, Patriotic program WNAC, 1 Saxophone band WEAF, 1 n orchestra. Wz, 10:1 arity with the ord be WIY, 0:15 Enginecrs' Dinne WNYC, §:30—8kat Frances Alla abody Conservatory of “H We Car. | Stiverte H Soclety of Automotive | amplonship | Humorous stor Representa HAT s W \ ves' nd WTIC—HARTFORD—476 r music by the Hub Res- | g weather report, trio We Bud Kingston Herald." o Aridgeport KDKA, Pittshurgh ~Hotel Lenox Ensemble “oncert by Eds J. McEnelly | in orc broadcast from | t'ook's Butter R. Val- George Ant hanjo-mandolin, er, siprano, ac- npanied by Mrs., Raymnd Wa descriptions. MecEnel persons’ S5—Edwin J, singing orche rom (‘ook's WNAC—BOSTON—280 The Smilers, conducted & MeArdle. —T. D, Cook’s dinner dance, dl- tion Bay Stewartson. E alk, | 7140 k, Boston Better Business commission. ~Musical program. Varied program spaulding. | » DeGeorge, soprano; Mary | planist and accompanist. | arranged band. | 8 4:50—Lost and found; w Eisenbourg's Sinfonians, $:45—Big Brother Club, 7:40—Harvard observatory * $-11—Prog: same as WE WTAG—WORCESTER—26! 5 ory teller, ature talk, Program same as W I, WBPI—NEW YORK—268 Ernie Krickett and his recording we do tonight? nd r music, eck hymn sip Brot ers. YRK—155 Market quotations. inancial sn WIY—NEW YORK—105 it or Jordan, ( I WGBS—NEW Y G ORK—316 —NEW YORK—361 WHN Ahout the purity of Farmers Milk you'd phone for 172, it 1 e QUAR) ST B, ‘:,_L[ELqQT Cream pours right off the top from this ronyenient bottle | - $:15—Bllle and Marie 10 11— |11:8 6:45—Dr Ballroom, Spring- |3 Van raham Burg. ers, O—Kentueky oe Ward's Danea orchestra —Dance orchestra WNYC—=NEW YOHRK-—. Market high i John O'Brien, tenor. Police alarme Smith' a ~James Gibson, barito Metropolitan indoor champlonship races, 1 Trend of the Tir Folice alarms; weather. W YORK: ring Frank Farnun Hugo Zeller, -Lans -8nedden Welr, ba i—FEdward Fren George Ko WRNY—NEW YORK—258 Isaac Landman, Arthur ose Birthday Today? —Telegraph sportfl 10—Commerce of the 15—Opera notes, lay. T:30—1Isajah Beligman, 7:50—Hadlo question: 10's orchestra, planist, -Orla 5:45 4—"Queer —Lucille De Wolfe, songs. —Fssays on philosophy. Bill Rletz, songs. Movie review. —~Volga Trio WHAP—NEW YORK—240 §—Dinner mus! ’ida Milholland, soprano. Marie Vanden Broeck, vio- | violinist. 30—Wo 6—Hugh Adams, speaker. J. Jamison, tenor; Huss, speaker. nor; contralto solos, Humorous stories, :45-—Planist, waltz favorites. WLWL—NEW YORK—288 Duets, H. P. Chatficld, Emma Burkhart. | by Thomas 10:3 WOKO—NEW YORK | Herbert Link, planist. | ances Plper, soprano. | - Btella Rose, Naomi & | SONgSs. Billy Ihlefeld, siuging. Paradisc Mclodians, WBNY—NEW YORK—210 Tokio or ra, -Olfve May, soprano. \—Horten and Dunn, Li'llan Clinton, soprano. WEBH—NEW YORK—273 Dorls Freedman, songs. effen, baritone, fano A50n- 10 accor- , contralto, Philip Wolfe. s ertising, ving Roomn Playe 30— Majestic WBBR—STAT! nental Trio. nley Gohl anday Karitone an WOR—NEWARK—405 Words O nounced. B¢ aff in sports. acobs' Hotel Shelton | | Piott 15—E Frar Arthur Mario Al By Stri ois Capoulllis R 1--(‘onnie's orcnestr WOO—PHILADELPHIA—508 Din et WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 Page cal 1o Resquice Ftude 1 Artist recital. A Lentz's Serenaders, —PHILADELPHIA—359 e W i WEAT TLADELPHIA—305 WOAU—PHILADELPHIA— Al Hats 1 WHAR—A Healt TLANTIC CITY — Mart WPG—ATLANTIC 1S M+Knight's [dan WGY—SCHENECTADY WRW—TARRYTOWN—273 9 1.1 a NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, The Larkinites. =11—Clicquet Eskimos, 8! orchestra '~:‘.oun! m.—Supper muse, WRC—WASHINGTON—469 Hamllton orchestra T—S8horeham orchest Mng- |7 45 1 10—0Organ solos | Smithsonian talk. . Army band, r Hour 30—Meyer Davis oreh RDKA=—PITTSBURGH—309 Dinner music Farm program. red di stra. Lotz pia Little $ym- Rev FE—PITTSBURGH—161 ~Dinne connert Chjldren's period Larkin ¢ St ert orchestra VELAND—300 Silvertown WTAM—CL 'ELAND—390 am same g8 WEAY, WADC—AKRON, Dinner music. —Artists’ recit Silveriown orchestr | WCX—DETROTT—517 | 0.—258 2.9—0ld-time concert and answers. | g g |11-2 | 7—Be | 8:43 110:80— Entertalners; ¢ WIR—PONTIAC, Mich.—517 WWJI—DETROIT—358 nner concert, —Program same as WEAV. WREO—LANSING, Mich,—280 Dinner concert, :15—Orchestra, quartet and arti WOK—CHICAGO—217 Artists' recital, a. m.—Artists and orchestra, '\ WLS—CHICAGO—345 concert; organ; st agents’ ball, WMAQ—CHICAGO—448 Organ recital and orchestra. 30—Assoclation of Commerce, ity of Chicago lecture. 8. 11—Danc: 2 a. m.—Ginger Hour. WHT—CHICAGO—400 ssical program. (238 meters) Orch m.—Your Hour League. WIBO—CHICAGO—226 Dinner concert, ght jambore R—CHICAGO—268 i- dinner concert. Rauland- 'rio. Piano and vocal se Cello solos. 9 lar program. All-American dericks. Wil Hibbeler. Strand wony Entertain WRBM—CHIC 1a. T-9- Har- GO—226 Valentino Dalton, y. baritone; Irene Nireman; Pennewell 9—Tlp Trio; Zi¢ Hadley, violin; Moulin Bral 1 Jarret, pl bgon: Dolly Harry and 1ge orchestr Hotel concert Orlole | gpealal | 4 Cutter, soprano; ch Hotel Oriole or- . dance selections; Ruth! i ck, readings. Edgewater Be orchestra, dance Orlole » Forbes Cutter, 80- ; Ruth Ruhl Flick, readings. KYW—CHICAGO—536 News, financial and final mar- | 7—Dinner music from KDKA at E. Pittsburgh and rebroadcast by KYW at Chicago. 5 The bedtim Walter Wilson story told b} . under Bureau s auspices of Farm onal Boy! Eckert, National Good Address | ¥ repre sentative of t range €8 0 Read- th Edl Home" Original program. Night y Coon-Fan aawks. WSAT—CINCINNATI—326 WSAT st idio program, as WEAF WWRC—CINCINNATI— P Wurlltzer classica Mincowsky and Al Kirse “Two Man Jazz Band.” Saxo WELW—CT hour NNATI—123 NCT with Sentimer e¥no Imitatione Chas Starr, and RATTERIES WINTER ORAGE Fully Insured GOULD BATTERY (O. 170 EAST MAIN Tel. 708 | 9-—Entertainment ; press | il Federa- | THURSDAY, JANUAR Castle Tarm WHAS—LO! -Mixed instrumen. tal concert, Int, Sunday school les. son. Welfare talk | WBAL—BALTIMORE—216 12—Midnight revue Children's program, “Pled| 1otel Radikson Skyrack Piptr Hamlin” and m:uri, WCCO—MINNEAPALIS—{16 stories, | 7:30. arl hinery talk. | lilustrated with songs by Hazel Knox §:45=Dinner program ner orchestra, Musical program. “Peabo servatory of Music” evening, WRVA—RICHMOND—250 Market reports, 10—1 ram of musle by Mrs, ¥, | #nd sololsts, J. Wright, soprano Pe- KOA—DENVER—323 i tersburg, Virginia, assisted by Male | $:30—Brown Pala chestra Quartet violinlst and plainst, ‘ and sololsts, | fi—-Statlon announcements, KGO—OAKLAND—361 15-—Program under auspices of the | Stocke, markets, sports University of Richmond, present. | ing Westhampton College chorus Richmond Coliege quartet, speaker | and University Band in snappy program of cgllege numbers, ~Carry Me Back to Old Virginny WSB—ATLANTA—128 0:3 ¢ f--FEntertainment, [ WAMD—=MINNEAPOLIS—116 T:15~Hotel Radl $:05="Talk, VO on BKyrockets, turing ot WBAL din- 20—ft. lance orel } WHAD—MILWAUKEF—27 | Ti15-S—Mllwaukee A | | chestra, | | KENX—COLORADO SPRINGS-2. Rosemgry Gar fance oloist, of string c 9155 and weather, Aahmes Ten band sisted by instrumental and vo sololists, | KFI—LOS ANGELES—467 KFU's “Seeing California Editorials, Program by studen University of Southern 11-—Mabel Hein and her and. hickering hal to be announced 1-2—T.08 Angcles Examiner hour, KHI—LOS ANGELES—105 | a—Arcade Cafeterla orelicstra, 9:30—Children's hour, 11—Speeial feature, 1—Biltmore Hot¢] archestra —HOLLYWOOD. ~Travel talk er Kent concer 11 Shrine as 0:15 Vest oneoer 10 ts 11:45—Dr, Ch ifornia WGST—ATLANTA—270 B §-0—Program sponsored Mary Miller Trownsell, Talk, “The Night Schoc WMC—MEMPHIS—199 ~Bedtime storics, Cooper's Hawaiia KTHS—HOT SPRINGS—375 Pres church | eldon, organist \ | by Mrs. sts violinigt. s yterian chorus, 30—Danc otel orc 5—Mre, [ KFMQ—FAYE Educationa information, KWKH—SHREVEPORT, La—261 ! Edith nusle, New Arlington | 387 or e Diamond hour, Ray West's Cocoanu orchestra from t 10—~Frogram sador hotel, Crowder, WRR—DALLAS—246 ~Bedtime or, T-§-—Jack Gardner's orchestra, -10-—Musical program. 1-2—Organ b fect. Artists from t auspices TOMORROW MORNING e WTIC—HARTFORD—176 \ Iow To Know Whnen You recital George P Are I KPRC—HOUSTON—297 11:15-—Albert Setg Kiddies' Hour. 11:15—Miss Laura C. Blanchard's dance orchestra. —WTIC's Hou: —Musical program from the ——Time signals. studio, 2—Weather report. KFNF—SHENANDOAH—266 I con music §—Concert by talent from Hopkins, avelers' club, Mirgouri, | 1—Signing off. KMA—SHENANDOAH—252 | WNAC—BOSTON—280 7—Program for Flower club of Par- | 10:30—Women's ci Rev. sons, Towa. | Pitman. Mu numbers, 19-12—Dance m = by the Delmond- Sargent Ne: o8, co Dreamers. 15—King’ nonn services. —BOSTON—349 Healt Morning Watc Estey Organ studio. WTAG—WORCEST al selections, services from ur, baritone MOINES—526 musie AG orchestra. " YORK—102 Tower health exercises, on Drew, planist Interior decoration talk. :30-—Columbia University lecty 12—Markets and weathe /—NEW YORK—155 vomen's Hour. S—NEW YORK—316 talks with Te ia, soprano. 1k: yhon! RINDA, Tt ~Musical o . LOUIS—515 AF. Band con 0 book T Trianon En- tenor. »h MeDonald, d soloists f ach. Organ the Pantages thicater WHB—KANSAS CITY. Dinne our organ recl! Aviation talk, Jand of the Kansas City Western Dental e WOQ—KANSAS CITY—278 8—Unity Educa ~Concert, program. KIKX—HANT Same as KDKA, WOAW—OMAHA—520 nd soloists. Fontenelle reci Poetry. onal program. Geo. A. Quigley 308 Main St. N New Britain Don’t Miss This Bargain FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND One thousand feet on railroad and state highway House and barn Near New Britain FOR SALE CHEAP SCHULTZ and COSTELLO, Inc. 242 Main Street BRAND NEW 2-FAMILY HOUSE ON PARK BOULE- VARD ALL READY TO MOVE INTO 0Oak floors, electric lights and all improvements Easy terms will be made Camp Real Estate Co. 272 Main Street; Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. Heaters SAVE COAL—KEEP YOU WARM No dust—No odor—No work $7.50 up A. A. MILLS 80 West Main Street fié Telephone 381 Bluebird |, | tive sets officiat |in general, { position for time Y 14, 1926, W YOR y Hour program, Cooking WELWEL—NEW YORK—288 11—Shopping talk, WAHG—RICHMOND HILL—316 12:08—-S1dney Raphacl, planist, WOR—=NEWARK-—105 Health exerclses, Bernarr tadden Ma WELIT—=PHILADELPHIA- Organ recital and religl s WIP—PHILAPELPHIA—509 6:45- up exerclses, WOO—PHILADELPHIA—500 Organ recita 12—~Luncheon mu Settin sie. Through the Static S —— We certainly hate to take up the time of you folks today, be ven't anytling of any ell you, The s * in well evening, the mo. power to it, at's about all that came in well, xcept WTIC and WBZ, There emed to a marked lack of vol- yme on all broadeasters, although hin brighte up to some ex- tent late in ning. The entire procecdings nothing to make rt g0 J in your manly { you iri alse int tic cam ev we brought in one could or- get on a crystal set, In the second place, only two of the pro- grams appealed to us, and in the iird place ti iinariiy ) 0 wrt, oo The KDKA Little Sympliony offer- 1 an interesting trip down y Lane,” when it played a gro o0f 011 time sclections in its usual ex- pedtious manner. One number was Forty Bottles” or “Forty or something like that. Makes no differcnce, one and the| coause after 40 bottles, ound to ensie, unless en to contain milk i sauce or something like that. uded “Nellie Neliie Home," ers in the More KDKA and ed cons! orchestra in My e that num! eral regenera- mourners, howis to Hotel Commodore pir ohi their hair-raising the high heavens, . aising weekly movic talk eresting, and this great with radio many of whom say ti WBZ puts favor best st as discussed explanation of their tinishing ng given. | , who has conduct- gned that ing, in order to the cameramen a chance of the | give one of We Recommend the STROMBERG CARLSON RADIO RECEIVER The BEST and We Can PROVE It Service Electric Supply Co. 179 Park Street J. A. Morris, Manager | ship and {alarm, but the barn was destroyed or that the bandits might ratum,‘ hich will be establ pringfield station, He dnvit fans to send in thelr names. charge will be made for member.| all questions will be an-| swered, If the fans want to ask them, Ihis club will meet each Wednes- lay evening. There will he 10 min. | utes of music and minutes of movie discussion, with famots stars appearing from time to time, DI | Helmberger's orchestra from the Hotel Bond entertained as the clos- ing feature on our program. We sent | in a request, but the band fooled us by not playing. Or rather, we would | have been fooled if the number had n played. Be sure to place the mphasis where it will do the most £00d, in that last sentence, But we'll say right here that the orchestra! hould have played “Song of bond" and did a varlety other sclections, including He Comes Char panish Shawl” and & multitude too numerous to mention, .o Tom McCray tried to keep t proceedings a secret from eral occasions, we ears, as many of riends” have learned, and heard every word he said, Whether was tired out or ther he had a cold, or what was the mat- ter, we don't know. But he sank in n coma on several occaslons while vas announcing the numbers an feared that he would slide off vhair if he fell . shot himself before thry of his friends seated in the kitchen could . interfere, Petrazunas is a bachelor and has no relatives, GOLD WAVES GRIP, FRANCE AND ITALY Flooded Areas Frozen and Bitter Gales Bring Discomfort Paris 14 P—Both France |and Italy are suffering from severs |eold waves. Central and northern AP | Italy, and southward as far as Nu + | ples, are blanketed with snow. In France the mercury dropped ab- ruptly from 60 degrees irenlieit to zero and below at some points. Snow also is falling at various places, Where last week floods were rag- 'Ing, the water has been converted into frozen swamps over which i« howling a bitter easterly gale, Th lowest temperaturs recorded is at Brianc where degrees helos zero registerad, The thermom- eter this morning stood only just above zero in Touraine and Bur gundy. Central France and even the sunny south are affected from Per plgnan to Mentone. A heavy fall of snow is ravaging the flower ralsing countries around Nice and Cannes, doing damages s timafed at millions of francs. At Toulouse the snow is a foot deep here are also white mantle Bordeaux, Montpellier, Avignon & other cities where snow has not by seen once in ten years. Violent storms are raging In the Mediterranean, which are playing havoe to shipping. Much damage also is being done by the gales to shipping and ports on the west coast. The British torpedoboat de- |stroyer Wolfhound collided with the Westbrookficld, Mass., Jan. 14 (A small coastal sailing vessel Miarga, — Despits the vigilance of friendly |which was cut in two and sank. Her neighbors who guessed that he crew of six men was landed at meant to kill himsel?, Charles §.|Brest by the destroyer. The second razuna 4, last night fired a|officer in command of the destroyer <hotgun into his breast, dying al-|was swept overboard by a huge gea most instantly, Despondency over a [While directingthe rescue work and robbery and a fire set by bandits | perished. | which had left him almost penni-| Several inches of snow fell in Mi. Joss, was supposed to be responsible | 180, Turin and Triests, Italy, while there was considerable precipitation at Florence and other Tuscan cities. Naples, the warm southern touriet center, also was visited, There are heavy snows in the Itallan Alps, the Apennines and in Abruzzl. Jan, e of 18 € but Y Yis voice wh he we e his r today, than —P. PENNILESS AFTER THEFTS, VICTIM TAKES OWN LIFE, Despondency Afier House Is Burned and Goods Taken Responsible For Rash Act. Last Tucsday night, according to | his story related to firemen ana state police three men, masked and armed, tied Petrazunas to a chair in his farmhouse, robbed him of | 360, shot and killed both of his| teh dogs and set fire to his barn | in departing. Petrazunas, breaking | from his barn, gave the INSIST UPON ' _LANES | COLD TABLETS| Jor Colds and ()ripJ 1oose and the bandits escaped. Since the fire nmeighbors fearing that Petrazunas might kill himself have stayed with Petrazunas, Last MONROE STREET: WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALFE A MOST UP-TO-DATE, NEW THREE-FAMILY HOUSE, ON A VERY GOOD PAYING BASIS. MONROE STREET will =oon be the connecting link between the East and West of the City. Values will rise in this section at once. Rahinow - Raschkow Real Estate Co. 803 MAIN STREET PHONE 1810 FOR RENT MAIN STREET STORE — MONTHLY RENTAL $125 Apply The W.L.HATCH Co. City Hall Building Phone 3400 THE OLD HOME TOWN = MAW THIS . MUFFLERS SLIPPED DowN OVER MY EYES SO IT AINT SAFE WALKING ot 2yl = 000000000000 i T ogWeEoED - pu | cm&.&;’; SEE0003 0K \\\\.V‘.\\\‘ 7 | O, THAT WAY ™| TILL WE GET DOWN AROUND) TH/CORNER fi THEN \LL o))\ Fix vt L MRS HENRY PECK TODAY COMMENTED ON THE UNSAFE CONDITION OF OuR CITY STREETS DURING THE COLD WEATHER