New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1926, Page 16

oo e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ¥ characterized | air evening, with no out- | ate volume, some fading an ic along toward Until 9 o'cloy super-excellent, kind to mar re c began to sift SATURDAY. EVENING PICK. " DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME CONCERTS. WTIC—HARTFORD—476 :30—Colt’s Municipal band. WJAR—PROVIDENCE—306 al Comedy Hits. it eventually. Philharmonic concert WGBS, New York, Ebony Revue. WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 10—Louisiana :55—Market reports. Boston. —Capitol theater orchestra. Spring- | trom WTIC, offered program and an enjoyable ‘cellist presented 7:30—Baseball results. 9—Maud Murray, Lane Murray, ch soundedypre i prima donna 9:30—Max I. Krulee and his Hotel Westminster orchestra. 10—Concert. 10:30—Weather + baseball results. . McGregor Brown, baritone —Parist and Tedesco, plano vio- 1d ajmost completely hich was doing its e City Park or- . McGregor Brown, baritone | our Towers orchestra. | JP—NEWARK—: ustav Bischoff, pianist NAC—-BOSTON—430 to midnight—Fourth Anniversary | , “Invitation to wirich is played so brillian Philadelphia Sympho: more orchestra WEEI—BOSTON—348 3—Gustay Bischoff, pianist. Laurie, soprano. Mary Speedie, Scotch songs 5—Max Hamer, tenor. onpareil Duo, instrumental. —Julia Caprio, soprano. —Llewellyn mony Boys. 10:45—Oriental ensemble. WODA—PATERSON— 5—Musicale. 5:30—News of the dgy. 0—Sport talk. 6—Dinner music. WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 1—Organ recital. 3—Concert from the marine studio. 6:05—Dinner music. —Department of Agriculture. T—Bedtime story and roll call. 8—Sports corner. WJIZ—NEW YORK—405 1—Park Lane Luncheon orchestra 2—Weather, news service. 7—Baseball rep 30—News service —Market quotations. Financial summary. 0—Cotton quotations. 0—Farm market reports. 7:05—Waldorf-Astoria 5:26 — Stadium Philharmonic con- heard in no unc s L as | oo could troubled us no more than it did | tening to WBA. |son that this st very loud, too. company was perfor and we heard it sing Silver Lining’ The station was untroubled by o | broadcasters for the simple stor Roof orchestra. W YORK—192 mer Greene's orchestra. ew Yorkers dance orchestra. —Dinner music. —Baseball scores. —Frank Farrell's orchestra. fails to come WEAF Musical Comedy Troupe. §:30—Goldman band concert. Comic opera program. cornet soloist. 10:20—Ben Bernie's orchestra. Rolfe’s Palais d'Or orch. ' YORK—316 —=Shelburne orchestra. Craymore concert orchestra. —Emmett Welch's Minstrels. 5—George Olsen's dance orch ‘Waino Kauppi, lone as a banjo and piano and Johnson. duet by Dowd | Jack Denny's orchestra closed its | program with “That’s thing which 8—Uncle Geebee. —Wheeler Wadsworth 0—The Juvenile String trio —Ora Lee and Personality Duets. WPG—ATLANTIC CITY—300 —Organ recital. 7—Morton dinner music. 0—Ambassador dinner music. entertaining at the olumbia The Gem of as a band sele 8:30—Shelburne dinner music. 9—Traymore concert orchestra. mmett Welch’s Minstrels. (George Olson’s dance orch Novelty dance —Leonard Saxon, tenor. . a big time tonight -dmnfl, direct from Arcadia ball- 10 45—Ted Weems' its fourth birthd | cler Wadsworth dance | gram will begin at 6 o'clock and will | last until about midnight. There will be nearly 40 (count 8:45—Clifford Cheasley, “Philosophy of Numbers.” a—Lydia Mason, concert planiste. 9:15—The Northern Choral soclety; negro singers. 9:30—May Singhi Breen, banjo; Pe- ter de Rose, piano. 9:45—The Northern Choral soclety. .ouisiana Ebony Revue; Gines, Mitchell, Wilson and Kelley. 10:30—Arrowhead Inn dance orch. EW YORK—528 0—Bert Reith’s orchestra. 0—Police alarms. Stanley Silv ‘em) individua 7:30—Lecture period. 8—Seaside Hotel trio X—UTICA—205 dance music 11-1—WIBX Funfest. WGR—BUFFALO—319 8:30-10—Goldman from New York University cam-| A total of five tras will be he | concert orchestras, ganists, a pre pus. manner [the society of WMARK—BUFFALO—266 “Is 7:15—Onondago orchestra. 8 From the stage of Shea's ~Baseball results The Dudley WHAM—ROCHESTER—278 ~Eastman theater orc theater organ Dinner concert. —Program from Shea's theater. 9:45—1Instrumental program. 10:30—Police alarms; weather —NEW YORK—311 :30—Employment opportunities :40—William Angle, tenor. Tappen’s orchestra, 30—Buffalodians. 45—Monte Carlo Entertainers §—Ludwig I 8:15—John Cassidy, baritone Alfred Orner, tenor. - k as one |po smper or {had fied. & Successor to 6 ga orchestra, —Hotel Onon or | Bri my merry gentle- | by Sc —Buftalo theater and WMAK studio program, ium, New York, Nikolai also broad- :30—Hansen and Howard, is a short ci ta Blund, soprano. > club orchestra 10—Edgeme from Hotel Ten 15 to long periods middle of pro- Whoops! You know how big WRC—W \;"l.\t irnie Golden's orchestra 12 mid.—McAlpin WRNY—NEW YORK—375 of silence rig flower hotel orchestra. 10—Commercial Digest 15—"Your Name, 30—Orlando’s concert orchestra. to make only nstein's orch ert by the N Ephraim Cross | g—Trying Bot Stadium con Philharmonic orchestra. hour of music 5 of the pre d that our A bat- 8:15—Artists’ Wackendorf, PITTSBURGH—461 —Dinner concert. —Market and financial Sunshine Gir Program of KDRA—PITTSBURGH—309 30—Dinner concert Westinghouse band, T. 9—Butler Brothers’ u Hayes, uk 9:30—Schuln BY LOUIE S.JONES WFBH—NEW YORK—273 /F HE CAN DO IT ic String ense 7:16—Questions and answers N ISLAND—417 WBBR—STATFE Questions and Answers Bonaccorso, WAHG—RICHMOND HILL—316 | t Variety progra WOR—NEWARK—105 Rose Newman, |Navy Has Not Given Out Report on Sub Disaster Washington report of the b {investigated the s You know a man who makes 1 you' thoughtful éifi@ DHONE/ LOULE $.JONES A( 17 " COURT ST. Jerkeley-Cartere WIFE WILL MANAGE CAMPAIGN orney Charl WAAM—NEWARK— cently announced that he renomination Mrs. Wright band's campaign manager. —Frances Me I COMPLETE EDDY AWNING AND DECORATING CO. A CHANCE OF Wo are offering for sale a new five room Bungalow, with all im- provements for only $500.00 cash down. right near new school? RABINOW-RASCHKOW REAL ESTATE CO. 303 MAIN STREET, A LIFE TIM in East End, 106 City Telephone 1013-4 PHONE 1810 last t hed c! . s charm- k — A princ Late in the afternoon we listened | - New Yo o the Hotel Shelburne concert or-|;* Rt T oR BTN ng is visiting us, Maria de Bour- ,’,,“\,’,‘,,fk",‘;’f’, g ""f‘"“j‘“h‘ bon, second cousin.of King Alfonso, Spite of the fact that the i gye feet two and has eyes of blue fHa practically all ©ofl.;5 pionde hair and a personality 1 are A wd‘l compared to Mary Pickford’s but this orchestra did not suc.|oy =.Ys Mary's eyes are darke : ERe L) ® Iprincess loves Americ mb to the temptation jazz it 2 = i 0 [but admits there might be a place up,” maintaining an even and L.mcé»lm Hexiatractonn Faia b Tho ul rhythm and paying attention to|." ) an who R 10\ 6ould not care whethe e is nd stops in the orches- | Sl Lmsheiina " tions. The station came lhraugh‘p”:w qhg:e ?,[ = = :; g?slng tone as loud as does WJZ, New York, in P AOIILLTE A0 F1en i A anch at Red Crest, Nebr., as the fternoon, and the program | proved to be an enjoyable one. “Let |5 The End of The World Come To-| ‘ “Hello, Aloah!” and that|} lold negro spiritual, “Deep River,”|? were rendered delightfully, the Jr’lh’[ a somber style entirel be-| ilk gown ¢ 5,000 Russian sable coat. enco’ The Prince of Wale, .« .. In With “Katinka,” that lament of a | sick Hebrew or Russ |ing strong, WJZ offered an early| | evening program & ition tcception from the roof was excep. |%2nds. All the cares of state are y good and that guy over|lald aside while Mussolini is here E |with his family. e corner who made the| ack about our new way of lis-| n up on the roof only showed Budapest — There are too many S ETET . SATURDAY, JULY 3%; 1926. that he was seeking to give the im- pression that the sale being run was Louis, L. Young, who works in Goldberg’s place, tes- tified that the sale had been planned prior to Hoffman’s sale. Judge Alling ruled that the case had the appearance of a coincidenc but stated that Goldberg must move from his windows all that were advertised price as those mentioned man's advertisement. continued until August 16. s ey s o | FLASHES OF LIFE: SPANISH BEAUTY arsiag that thing two AND PRINCESS TOO, TO VISIT U. S. = ; The case was ripping and the police had to rescue him, The wetest table when |dines is water. was served at a ok farewell dinner to him by British officials at the Ritz. a and Spain, |y pasn't had a drink since he be- came prohibition boss. Mami — Comes from the mas word that natives are diving into 100 feet or rest; e more of water and recovering some B. C. Dahlberg., of |or tne $250,000 worth of other li- came in a sea green |,,iqg Jost with the rum fleet in the | 1d her trunks contain a |recent storm. The President Will be Glad to Meet You Socially or Other- wise Next Monday! - much Chicago — Fish London — Britlsh subjects Who |sorme snortly from Wagon [can stick to their horses are to be |Gar" Gol well as Paul Smith’s, Vice-president Dawes is head- He caught 100 trout in ten days last summer, giving a polo cup for annual com- |4 wost S ¢ George Olsen i S | 1 His Hotel Pennsylvania Roof | » Riccione, Italy — The duce is get- orchestra, beginning at 7:05 o'clock, |tiNE Sun burned on the Adriatic INAUGURAL DATE — MONDAY, AUGUST 2nd 1f o 2 doct in the cou v, 50 th o ing and lack of common [GOctors in country, so the gov e g and ck of commen et haa omied s stso | Goldberg Warned Not o Take ave made a much better |ID€ medicine at universities. remark at subject than he did. | And don't forget it.. Well, that's| Rome — Fashlons must be more keeping a long way from George Ol- |modest and they must originate at sen and His etc., etc. Well, the boys |home and not in gay Paree, by de- | : Yenh tie i gond 1o e fascisti, A national or- | You Get|ganization of women has been founded to bring about reforms. i: of Constantinople — Fatima, a ter- bobbed-haired bandit, is in ' And here wi the injustice of this crool woild. |rible Wi ustody. She terrorized mountain ages for months, dressed as a an and armed with pistols and |daggers; also ikidnapped several London — Ellen Wilkinson, labor- at's all for to raise funds for striking miners. STUDEBAKER Unfair Advantage of Holfman Judge Benjamin W. Alling yester- | tore of 36 Church street not guilty ng an injunction against Army and | A The suit was brought by the Army and Navy store of 56 Chureh street which was represent- ed by Attorney William M. Green- ey Israel Nair repre- sented the defendant. The action was brought by Albert S. Hoffman of the Army and Navy' Military and Naval it for using the stein, Build and Help Build store after the | | lite, is crossing the Atlantic in an | Store opened a sale le stateroom second class to|time as the Army and Navy store sho | He testified that no signs had friends know that inst ge flowers t ending bon voy peared in the other place until after the newspaper had appeared on the advertisement. MERC! Fatima, Female Guoman gnd oma”imchase” " e ‘una, ™ | trcts cormsing e aavertement e even the races. Prices ma ntinople, July 31 (M — land the dollar look cheap. ke T cans and other foreigners w s been captured. Dre home currencies rate much highe: \ and armed with daggers|than the franc constitute four fifths | and revolve Fatima" had terror- [0f the population. ized the vollages of the Taurus mountains for several months, Before robbing the villages after the girl's custom to < boldly into villages by daylight, Sometimes she ame alone; othe: times with members of her band. The villagers dil not molest e, fearing her followers would take ce. atima” began to yearn for | er own soX. Her un- ng came when the bund kidnap- giris to gratify | 1le company and, M Parls — Arduous du of the A. E. F. had in the Paris sector are threatening to prevent Rene LaCoste playing in the U. S. A. for the Davls cup. He is in the | army and drives generals from place is a good jaz climber of fences, and so his tail- or's bill is to be incre ed to vault to a swim 2 a pool around the statue of Ci Virtue against his wife’s protest the |he would make the pool overflow. A spike on t ce caused quite a several young » for 1 them for brigar The di ris was too wmnuch for the villagers. | ate troops were put on the track, apturing the leader alone with the | er mountain hidir | wpped girls 1»'1«~M~ f Rudy,s *‘ 4 and were in| ppearance of the the k heir hair bob) ssion of revolvers. Gould Battery Service Co. 170 East Main, near Summer BATTERY CHARGING AND in private houses, or bacl REPAIRING TOMELL Tk G Generator, Starter Repairing |nings, if more than a certain 017 TTERIES mount, to the church for distribu-{| . (’QL‘,I_‘D, B’\TTl'iRlP“ 5 [{flon ‘among ‘the’ nooy | 2 TLSTING, REFILLING ¢ Phone 708—Ask for Rudy Betting . in 1821, whereby FOR SALE—BELVIDERE 5-ROOM BUNGALOW | e e AVBLIRN | He had two witn Murray Grod and H. Schultz of ) Haven, promoters of the sale held at e store, to testify that signs in the | v and Naval store had not ap- peared until after the advertisement been printed Navy store. had | paper. Adolph Goldberg of the Military fes like some |and Naval store testified that he had prepared for the sale and had or- dered placards more before the Army and Navy store had launched its sale, and that his store was decorated before the paper had than a week Savings Deposited by Aug. 3rd Draw Interest from the 1st. to place in fast antomobiles. appedred carrying Lisie | Navy New York — Big Paul Whiteman |denied using the term Army z artist, but a poor |Navy in connection with his store or | advertisement. Interest Compounded Quarterly OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 7-9—D. S. T. TEL. 4185 114 FRANKLIN SQ. || Battery Service | c.A.ABETZ FOR SALE NE-FAMILY DWELLING (On Brighton Street, Belvidere) Six rooms, steam heat, fire- ONE-FAMILY HOUSE -QN KINNEAR at east end, very low price. Special reasons for selling and you will get the benefit. will surprise you. Cheap price of this house 514% First Mortgage Will Sell on Easy Terms Camp Real Estate Co. 1 See Leo F. 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One of the nicest tenement houses in the city. Good invest- ment. Price reasonable. Small amount of cash needed. We have good buys in single, two and three tenement houses in all sections of the city. Easy terms arranged on every one OPEN THIS EVENING, GIVE US A CALL Schultz & Costello, Inc. 242 MAIN STREET PHONE 24 Rooms 305-6, Pank Bldg. 272 Main Street; Phone 343 272 Main St. THE OLD HOME TQ GOLF NEWS— IT ISNT LIKELY LUKE LATTIMORES HOLE-IN-ONE