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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MONDAY 1Programs on Lastern standard Time WELI Gir WAL, e WG WeAL, rom W WoR wis Community EAF B Bernic's o WIEC—HARTEORD— et b WENY—NEW YORK— Poctry, George J. Smith 0 H. Gerns- rringer, pianist, prano. orcl s i's WRNY heater play Holm icil Wilkin, ensemble Nymphonie 1 by Dana 8 ctor Meor WTIC, vara- ! jprano; Steel ythmic Jamison Hickman Price, Marion Kener, sop on byl Huse, speaker. van String Jines Hyndman, * i Revolutior Sylvan String T'rio. Orvills Poland, “Prolibition.” )—Listeners variety; Lucile CWilking WHAD Male Qu WEWL—NEW YORK—288 Chamber music, -Question hox. H—Alma Stoll concert > ‘huyler, tenor Hotel L heatric Wren of t sisting “Trio. Amer- pertory t i Alexi 40 from 5 hestra under | divection of J. red Turgeon. 30 Maine Reunion broad- | rom Symphony Hall, or ng tenor. Program reports; missing per- tay, violinist. Loring, soprano, \\UI\U—\! W YORK— A'Dair, ist P §ons. 10:03—1.c0 isman and Brunswick orchestra. WIAR—PROVIDENCE—306 A" 15— Musical < Program from \\\ A ¥ WTAG—WORCESTER—2608 his Hotel | ongs a, violir Sonny American Legion program; I bow society orchesira Vanity orchestra, WBBR— EN ISLAND—: s—Irene Kleinpeter, soprano. s:10—World news digest Twaroschk, S:30—Bibde instruction \:45—Irene Kleinpeter, soprano. WAHG—RICHMOND HILL—316 Walter Tooss, pianist -Irvd Gerrold, baritone Synelirophase L Dickason, -Sunshine cments. Geor planist, WNAC—BOSTON Kiddies T:30 is orche Kat K NAC ane e Hi Progran Made Hn lio program Zimmnerman’s ovchestra, \ Orionites WGBB—FREEPORT—211 Robert Lyons, ukulel May V¢ t John Cramer lia MeG Jack Ma sizer, soprano. di- | ¢ wge pre. vine soprano. compani- eSS cov- nyen- on, Boston 1oy tainer. one lershe tenor. Gresnbaum, ramer, xylophone, w |\I‘I-—\l WARK G I's orchestra; WIZ—NEW YORK Brown's or WOR—NEWARK—105 1 Wa WEAL -NEW YORK—192 WiNY YORK— K A 210 WIP—PHILAD LPHIA—30% WOO—PHILADELPHIA—508 soprano. APRIL Kentucky N Li=-Madrigal Mixel Quart WEIT—1'"HI1 \l'l LIHl \—ll).- M\,m rogran orchestra, LANTIC ont CITY =300 Hall After ur Scabby nedy." Agrl- mu Long telation of Wi rren v bavid Willia ¢ Elsa Meyer, pl < Her n Hall Trio. Phyl Adine Barozzi, ddie Me- WHAR—ATLANTIC CITY —: danes WOY—SCHENECTADY—380 yris and news ite le Kind to Animals Potts' Hotel Van Agricul oreine Wehr, Evolution of William H. N WGR—BUPFALO—310 orchestra iral Program Rervoss Choral ¢ hestra. nd Glee club, ram Ro L m.—-Supper music, WHAM—ROCHESTER—278 stman theater org Theater orchestra, WMAK— BUFPFALO—266 —Murray Whiteman's Serenad- tain's Fricnds Musicile i Phileo Hour. 10-11—Mu of club and 11—Campu WCAP—WASHINGTON—160 George McCauley, tenor uicentennial. concert pian- Talk on the S :40--Adolf Torovsky is Program under Washington Opera company, pre- W chorus from 1uspices of Auditorium this w ueer Quirks The Skunk—Its H Musie shor Langue the of Washington lHL'n!. Hot 1. e evening, Lond ‘A, & P. Gypsies.” | 10—Grand opera, WEAF, KDKA—PITTSBURGH—300 5:45—Children’s period ‘ )—Dinner coneert H—="Be Kind Animals | ¥ —Stoekman-Farmer news an | kw period } University n s | | ton Nature talk. bits,” talks from th Advertising Club from the Wash- ipal speaker of warles Higham of n, to talk. 1 mar- of Pitishurgh ad Witter Broner for High adings from 1he In ry Prize Contest hool students. t Opera Hour signals and weather ITSBURGH—161 and opera Danee o WEW—CINCINNATI— and weather. son orchestra o s-Star oreh William the Cincinnat estra under the di is Hotel Alms Ameri- sspices Robert vy Post, Americ 4\! egion 1a progr \\~\|_<|\(|\\\|| s WEAL innari ( Tales and Knox WBAI Recita Haze ois Boyle nd pi- 1 solo Quickrelieffrom painful corns, tender toes and pressure of tight shoes. DrScholl’s ‘ Zino-pads i T everywhere ban- | 19 1&, 1926, perl Conditions alr, and dn't oy week were folks, us even go Qg liaving past week and deadly work hind the wall of onty volunie ind even the it stations seemud a radio set during lark an hoth evenir WTIC, crim pleased nyone, wit cutur ol Cor ntinued nment New York, mial Exchange tation wherd rom ey Sojourne m was Nt plenty littly on the o'clock yester the Now a conclusion, rongh ricty WEAL, and Th anything, ition wa out 12:50 when oo muel r York Britaln interested nader quart were cspecially given by popular three the m wrtoire, to nmendable, and program the Sery the vity's ir serlous in 1y v sung ot jatest numbers, not thelr pe sure, but highly 1 great y didn't sing more, You katin' Mora Or: it California propaganda Wood-Chuek,” with Lrand-new fun ny verses, and “If You Saw What in Arkans tiong hre 1arte Latham, oys sounds that the Aren't SONK; Maw Down cam “Wamp “Hump” members Muldowney son, wis at The et Exehang: sinment features of the clubs programs wers WTIC studios, w execption of one quar sp WTIC hroad- Bond Hotel, w the Everything came cell only thing we like Coul The a reading, which ust a too much pre- vitl and 1 to t cches. aut he ere guests listened in. thron lidn't | Violin,” Pritle and the wils ¢ W to sui over done us ker, Rev. Dr. New Jersey, United States s hade power We enjoyed it and © Rond seemed to The main 8 of e som also. Tike So didn't from the pgement, numbers thi | about the pe ub ires. e only journers’ ¢ | of the reat were he program | | and presen sclections wers a poor system, vhen the midnight, needs avier saved until the 1 fo our way of thinking, ime begins to siide past An audience a midnight something to make 1t laugh, { comething to make it go to sl tverything was well howeyer, the h done, an't overlook, rie, who dis Skinny, talked covered wlhom we out. Maric radiun arefully to He let loose ormation t we valuable n- and eryth somm¢ 5 usna we i tting the dope famous week 10 § New offered ple, as we listen inny's discourses. Bedford, a special evening, dance music rom the window department stores in that > music well presented station's control was good, New York, now and then, Bedford wave a few vach Massa- program be- of WNBH chusetts, | Saturday one 0 and bt W over every away the was slopped to bring in usual run of during the , without interference from the ger which usnally hroadeasts on ndays. It 5 tha o'clock Saturda ght uir in great shape. Tt didn't the hig G ns, t T Conditions yes et and we srday able tations the hed about and he put other here, you WIZ, New oud and York throug s usual offering thie lear, {WHEN IN HARTFORD DINE AT THE HONISS 22 STATE ST. Under Grant's 50c¢ and $1 Store Also, Always a Fresh Supply to Take Home DRIVE YOURSELF— NEW CARS TO RENT DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE 23¢ an hour—15¢ a mile. Cor._Seymour and Eim Telephone 3081 CROWLEY BROS. 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J g eroux 174 Arch Street PLUMBING, OIL BURNERS COX&DUNN HOFFMAN 272 MAIN ST. | il A |aa ol 1 X nd - assault You-Drive Auto Renting Co. y Automat cWaterO and meat store just north of No. who was eharged the liquor in |liquor and keeping lquor tent to sell Detective |Grorge ¢ Ellinger and Thomas J. Fecney raided the co a man named Dorbuck to go th Nim. Dorbuck had som yney in his hand and did not want wecompany Lyneh, Lyneh gaid i not remomber what happened, rdon, behalf, said policemen gave Lynch a chance He denicd that he In- fered with the policemen. He | "rJ to have Lyn 1 mitted he lald h icer hut did not from them, reply to Judg has heen drinking Judge Alling sente it farm and fined grocoery street, tion, tion of on Curt) 4 fire with vl selling | with in- | Sergeant Offfeer store .| PUTS HIS HEAD THRU PANF.- Barhosi Do In his own | Marie she Cat An o Imw thony Rena With Razor Blade home, During Quareel, hand on attempt to t “Who knocks me, 1 { Mrs. Marie \ told court of her Suturday aftornoon, to me and knocked nst Knock Lim Hartior Alling {him he {cohol for I _ynoh | pints ahout a him fordon lieen cen ol v drink and He oldier and was and has taken this means of obtaining a livelihood, the officer | [testified the accused man 1old him. A fine of $175 and costs was fin- posed, and a jail sente {suspended, Martin Marud of was charged with drunken Ol breach of the peace, Offic arrest. | sted him, Uity e moned e hin bY | q fine of $5 and costs. lim, Hey Never Had Lic suld. He b qonn “Sentfrert, WYlconnerton street, § for driving | without an operator's M.‘.,w““ rnumerary lh'rw( Bloo ! hin dur inve 32 Barbosi of n wus ) polic mor il ne <h ind costs, | Wit Him Kunowski s s0 1 him neck and Says Assaulted CSOIRIRICONR Adolph ol Klass ) Nl fity razor ¢ 05 Lyman stret cut ¢ 1 anlt’ on his wrles Anderson wecused man ple 1id his wifs imd - seratehing rely pushed her away, he ed laving remained wvork all week difficulty finding not use no i womian Jndge until sabd M n It t counts an 1 imiposed 1 Alling tomorrow woma ved to her roomed, fh m which sl it ssuult Pena ni 5 and Istanding, |where ne 1 lier I ty r anot costs went ormerly {nsk » pay him said, and « blade room to weross his face | titches to o | cationing Mrs | Alling broy ut tl Boston, Ma ihdr Massachus avist ar- tion [t § Janrel |8t hifiert |into to |eut Alling duys excention He allowed wonths' probation if he appes 50 1o juil. i on vach count, | or Y of an T su- | and East Prisoner | i3 ¥o has never had a Mo warned | sentence the il ) Michael Milankus Barhosi with breach of the peace enness, Offirer Feency made the ar- at 43 Wi The ac- |three cused man said e and his wite went {by th {out together Sunday and drank con- |tivs [siderable heer and moonshine, Mo | vho started the trou- | reached home, ited testimony was sober when A fine of 27 s placed on pro- L ! o' 1red Hickey w i sl it on Willlam R« cha 1 with on Hick I Magsey Axel od tha Hickey struck Regan, “y:'.};‘l“ r mu.»nr\"‘m:,‘: e b and he pushed 1 AndiRas | Q8P dTegney are folll Aoy The: seuftle laprenci|Boying thelwife Main strect near Pinnegan's | 8 nade. urday afternoon. Judge | ¢ 1d he v suspended judg in Hick- necd Regan fo the exeention of the | pended. e told Regan | time for him fo stop drinking. Find Alcohol in Cellar Judge W. F. Mang ppeared Mortin Pashka, proprictor of ATARRH of head or throat is usually benefited by the vapors of— and cared ot m, and drun nness Officers Carlson | dovs not know wher hushi tified that W th s of | 0 wag Afoct i feCue on th W Deteetive v it Uinger areive hortly ternoon, ———————————————————————————————————" VERY FINE BUILDING LOT On Kelse, FOR LE street. Excellent Jocation and lot has a depth of 212 feet A house built on this lot will sell quicily Camp Real Estate Co. 272 Main Street; Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg After the Accident Comes the Lawsuit hut the man who carries AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY INSURANCE doesn’t worry about the re PLAY SAFE! Insure that car with us TONIGHT! sult, Our office will be open until 9 p. m. The W. L. HATCH Co. City Hall Bldg. Phone 3400 THE LARGEST AGENCY IN THE CITY \ DIDNT INTEND To TAKE LP THE CARPET --- BUT WILLIE AND THE DoG TRACK IN SO MUCH DIRT! SOFT COAL 1S SO DIRTY - - - LAND SAKES'MY CURTAINS ARE A SIGHT = \T JUST MAKES GIVE THAT PANT A COUPLE HOURS To DRY AN TH FOLKS WONT KNOW THE OLD HERMAN ILOTZMEYER WHO HASNT ® MISSED A DAY FROM HIS JOB /A SIXTEEN YEARS -STAYED HOME TODAY AND PAINTED LP HIS OLD CAR- T e ey, 1526, Johowan Featare, I

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