New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1926, Page 20

2 &y NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1926, e e THURSDAY. ses or the r ors. The station mposition of one | Ten definite cases of typhoid at Montegut and nearly fifty cases of undetermined fever were reported by Father Joseph M priest of the Sacred there 1 Clarence F 1id ho came to eking aid for storm HERE TO TESTIFY Yori BELVIDERE Due to ill health owner must sell at once sun room, heat, fireplace. garage.. In perfect To be slod within ten days. sive the benefit of a quick 7 room cottage, condition. You must see this hime. You are the who is going to res sale, one 5% DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. WTIC—HARTFORD—176 7:30—News bulletins, baseball scores farm news digest and police re- ports. $—Violin (Monti); (Ries); ¢ Scherzo T: Albert Gandet Perpetuum Poem (Fibic rantelle (Wieniswski). violinist Taura strum 1es (Moy- and Dre Mr. Palmer 3 Drifting styne). I—Soprano solo: 11 I Kiss) (Arditi). Rose tone, soprar accompan! 1II—Tenor banjo: a. P b. Mass Ground Kid( Weidt) Butler IV—DMandolin (Foster Mr. .. Rose S ; cdna E. nton Ma Martone, VI—Tenor banjo: a. Blug Egan); b. In My G ren); c. Have You r (Harrison 9—For-an-to Melody ) the Manchester Male G Quartet — a. The World ing for Moonlig Melody Along Sweethe: George The Quartet — Thine (di Caj the Crimson P Melody Make: Get Those E the Hot Tam Aloha! How Are You? The Quartet — a. Friend of Mine (Sanderson); b. Heah Dem Bel (Strickland). Melody Makers — a. My Heart Will Tell Me So (waltz); b. I'm Lonely Without You; c. My Bar- celona. The Quartet — a. Simple Simon (Macy); b. Softly the Shades of Evening Fall (Wilson). 10—The Colt Park Munic orchestra. 10:30—Emil Heimberger Hotel Bond orchestra. 11—News bulletins and port. WJAR—PROVIDENC 8:20—R. I. Motorist I fusical program. 8—-Clicquot Eskimos. Silvertown Cord orchestra WEEI—BOSTON—319 6—Events baseball scores. 6:45—Big Brother club. 8-11—Program from WEAF. WNAC—BOSTON—131 6—The Smilers. 30—Dance music oot Troubles.” he Go the Sunrise and Ros fakers Breezin' For My . Hare Comes c. Hello, al dance and His weather re- —306 1 9—Milton bourg's Sinfonians. —Dance music. WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 ~Hotel Kimball Trio wthi “Bob" 30—United States Marine band 9:30—Bellstone Male qu Wil 1 Clark, barito min Buxton, pianist 10:30—The Fireside Boys. WTAG—WORCEST 45—Black and V ine ate rtet. 1 Path.” ot Club Eskimos. 10—8ilvertown Cord orchestra YORK—192 | T:45 nder, sopr t is Pa = World is Doin 7:40—Wm. C 10—Geo, ge I's' A WHN—NEW YO 30—Ninore Ir WRNY—NEW YORK—375 SPC ¥ and commerce. | _Catholic Circle with Thomas | Meehan on “Catholic Lands- | rks in New Yo City.” | _Helen Halprin, pianist n Bernie's Grill orchestra, . Bersiey, radio questions | ers. | Van Yorx ensemble. | WMCA—NEW YORK—341 ck Cohn, pianist. ty Associat Monte Carlo-by-the-Sea orch ant Park talk. S Time Pop Question —"A Bit of Scotland.” William | estic ensemble. i - Madge B , interview ' musical prog: 1k, William Cr. v Montesanto, tenor. Roemer Hom Solow Solo Columbia Park entertaincrs ertainers al Inn or 15 en lor 2 mid.—Broadw WIBH—NE WRNY g—Ona W | , soprano. Yokeman, silver-voice tenor. 9:30—Irma Gray, s 9:45—Al Alcaro 15—Silver-vo 10:45—Ay Alcaro’s orchestra —BAY SHORE—216 —Arline Friar, soprano. Billy Mahlan, baritone W. D. Dunkle, pianist WPAP—NEW YORK—361 Stric lance Philip K Z, ] lance orchestra; | , soprano. jance orchestra; | WGOP—NEWARK— Helen Cc pianis s Al TRRif BY LOUIE S.JONES" L (ONETS 4 LoT” EAL ESTATE R you to thriftily good inves prepare time when vou will build a he 14/ LOUIE §.JONES AGENCY | WNT—NEWARK—! WOKO—PEEKSKILL—233 nt WIP—PHILADELPHIA—505 WIHT—PHILADELPHIA \ Roof Gard —Whe music. 3 ioldma ipper clu Organ re WHAR—ATLANTIC “Hort CITY. ultural Question NECTADY—380 WHAM—R( lastman theater organ udio o WRC—WASHINGTON—169 2 V. t D er orchestra. WBAL—BALTIMORF 7—WBAL tircl )—WBAL ¢ 8:30—WBAL mixed 9—Trio; John Wilbourn, 10—Dance orchestra KDKA—PITTSBURGH—309 6:30—Dinner concert. seball scor §:10—Farm program ke You Into the Woods” < WCAE—PITTSBURGH—I61 concert. imos. own Cord orchestra Through the Static e With a day lil to work you can't really if we wax acid cnce in a all the il us | ot | !hic‘ cek | blame weather Last eat right Per- 1pers this | Afternoon it again perhaps it won't T the weather is plenty with radio We got it factory TAXI PHONE 611 FIRE INSURANCE Geo. A. Quigley \ 308 Main St. New Britain | | FOR SALE | FINE THREE-FAMILY HOUSE 15 rooms All Tmprovements and an Extra Building Lot At a Sacrifice Owner Geing on Farm No. 17 SEYMOUR AVE. or Address i Farm, Herald Cffice \. CROWLEY BROS. 1 PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates Cheerfully All Jobs — Tel 2013 WIAT—PHILADELPHIA- WOAT PHILADELPHIA-—-276 v Hay srchestra « Plantation Sere- | ‘DRI\'H YOURSELF~ NEW CARS TO RENT 25 an hour. n mile Special rates for long trips You-Drive Auto Renting Co. Cor. Seymour and Eim | WGY. | n which |1 WHAT PRICE CAR REPAIRS? whHAT PRICE and, al- noise, 1 tty cam 2 tra vy on volume enty of > to oficr the so ba 1t was pos solutely on nd resisted iiian Dre nality t e city in rt of Mayor Walker apropos. He pos. I Norman h In Old Mind Be 1 a as exce shower lent about the per first part of . o From WTIC cam New York, power, b ral eveni hoosted past ey % Now Scourging ana S La., § ding in the wake of the which swept Last ni keting th n't last York ion wo offering for o cal jc the Gulf of Mexico last ¥ he n br o'clock. Discase, rricane ught v r to more reports It Will Soon Be Cold HOW ABOUT YOUR COAL RANGE? If it needs repairs we can furnish them for all makes of ranges, also parlor stoves and furnaces. We can install them if you wish. QUICK SERVICE A. A. MILLS PHONE 381 66 WEST MAIN ST. Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal Work Hundreds of local autoists are learning how to cut 80% of their car repairs. They are saving $100 to $175 vearly by letting us apply ALEMITE—high pressure lubrication. For this safe, economical method drive down to the Franklin Square Filling Station. F. E. R, Jr. WRITER TYPE SERVICE Phone 612 “RENT A TYPEWRITER" New Britain Typewriter Exchange 96 West Main Street BRAND NEW HOUSE ON PARK BOULEVARD, RIGHT NEAR FARMINGTON AVE., FOR SALE ON EASY PAYMENTS (;ood, sightly location, and terms right. See us at once, as this house will not stay on market Camp Real Estate Co. 272 Main Street; Phone 343 Rooms 305-6. Hank Bldg S SCHULTZ & COSTELLO, Inc. former Thomas REAL ESTATI PHONE 24 orm Area | | - Opening the Fall Shoe Season Patent, Dull Kid Bois de Rose Kid and Tan Calf All of Our Footwear Is Constructed Especially For Us for Red Cross Shoes Accurate Fitting Our Motto [} SHOE SHOP 236 Main St. “In the Heart of the City” zJ "b.‘ NEWT SHES AREARIN” OUTRAGE 2EB' DAD BUST ITH— WE LEANED LP AGAINST THAT RAIL EVERY DAY FOR TWENTY YEARS, AND | NEVER HAD THIS HAPPEN BEFORE! MoRE OF THEM THE CIVIC REFORM SOCIETY REMOVED ANOTHER HITCH RAIL FROM LOWER MAIN STREET