New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1926, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1%, 1926. WJAR—PROVIDFENCE—306 as WEAF WORCESTER—169 MONDAY. Eastern Standard Time. WTIC—HARTFORD—476 6—""Mc Lilllan Taft Bessle r Goose,"” WELSI—PROVIDENCE—441 concert, Emil OrCHastea Bond Dinner ger's Hotel _WEAP—NEW YORK—102 gistration Week talk. pia Dr. Hare Elaine Horton, American onveniion contralto. National S. Marine Caly a, contralto, blican hour; quartet a sopran (ol Deighton - a. Duna Tom O'Dewon (McGill); b.| (Russell); - a. Gray Days (Johnson); Live and Lowe Thee Mrs. Thomipson and 1 Wrong, songsters. cs Brass, tenor. Brooks, SOngs renaders, -Evelyn Laska NEW YORK—155 ket quotat Financial Polyphonians. Travelers J Troubadour Haven; program direction of the New n Chamber of Cor e Jongleurs — a. Op tion from George | (Henderson); ¢, Stray | ¢ Sunbeams (Huerter) | roubadaurs — @. Oh, That |3 We Two Were Maying (Nevin); b. Mighty ' a B (Nevin); .| arcisses (Nevin) ning; b. White's | Dinner orchestra, -Republ John B. Dance music WGBS—NEW YORK—3168 Uncle Geebee, Organ and violin recital Baseball scores Employment Guidance,” Charie, Selec I Lo tion on oodman); b nEWs smes (Nevin), The Troubadour Golden Je from “Hora Novissima (Horatio Par | The Jonglen a. The Two of Us (Phillips); b. From Bohemian W YORK—131 Facred program. 15—Steel Jamison WHAP Madri Vews digest. tenor. Al Singers. violinist adour — a. Time ; Air Questi vin); b. The Rosary (Nevin); c. Goodnight, Goodnight, | Saloved (\./\m’ Sibyl Marvin Huse, Sylvan String Trio. - James Hyndman, “So rica."” The Music and ¢ trio, WMCA—NEW YORK—341 Olcott Vail's string ensemble irnie Golden's orches announce Christian § rvices. Merchants' association Hour of music. To be announced. itertain WENY—NEW YORK—32: 11:05—Capitol theater organ odies for the Folks at Walter Dawley WBZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 5:10—Newspaper Sidelights. 6:15—Hotel Lenox ensemble g 5:30—Jackson’s Hunters Cabin orch. | —Market reports. 12 7:05—0 enais from the 30—Capitol theater direction of J Home," Indian jence s r the geon - Musical program f Bill Harty, Cole nes t from their band room. velties Linsley Carrington, man, Bert Green, o Health Floridians WMAF—SO. DARTMOUTH—111 WNAC—BOSTON—130 Krazy Kat Kiddies Kiub. 0 — Shepard Colomial din i fance; @Dl Blen o LEE WNYC—NEW YORK—326 Sinfonians. ey Interview with George bk e Fongsland, Piano selections. lementary German lessor nan lessons. Metropol- ropolitan grand YA 10 recital. ‘red Duff, ten. Jutdoor Li Concert hy artists Civil Service 5—John Alle Police ala WRNY—NEW YORK—! Sports Rays. nno ercial Digest C WEET—BOSTON—319 soprano r tattl old WOO—PHILADELPHIA—! nd | 6:45 on- speaker. uth in by quartet and art orchestra rano, s orchestra velopm NEW YORK—258§ irant, violinist. Topics,” James ( dy's or in Legion talk 11k reliable prescription A GOOD for the owners wonld contain the insomnia of property simple “fire fnsurance.” We'll Kkina formula sell you the dependable PHONE 14/ LOUIE $.JONES AGENCY p 7% ||| 7:30—Anita Curran, soprano. !7:45—Announcements. COUPT ST, 8§—Fischer Dough Boys s L] cese Mac Guerwich's dance or WNJ—NEWARK—252 n talk and Mrs. Joseph A k Hensh npic Mur 10:15-10:45 | Everything we W OYSTER HOUSE aw WAAM—NEWARK—263 )re talk | game tomorrow | | Hazel Kent, sof Hour W T fC 2—Popular pro, mid.—Variety program WGBB—FREEPORT—! anist music seven me- ndard time was buzzing the s ening, but, after t lamps got warmed up we | program by Mr. Nedworthy, | th f a novelty not to h harmonica player of New pounding in our ears yrecast. some- ve th Miln all eve- Nancy Eby, Caston Male Tot W IS: M| WGY, s title, | extent. Org WRST—BAY SHOF Theater hour. Musical prog WBZ, wa al Din h 1 fire nd org: res wide aker was tion of , a rather We can't ¢ the selections her in't get it The 1 as anothe He had s rmoni et ntennial n Brown's orches! \\ IP—PHILADELPHI \~,»flfi I er music —Bedtime Sesqul ory, ro "HILADEUPHIA—278 Sheppard Nevas kaidy| —Merry Minstrels La Fonte Sister from WFI—PHILADELPHIA—3 lian station, sehe AT ARl Garden dance or i Vary LANTIC €T P Walte {er Epis 1y's \\ull. t wad of WHAR—AT side Trio. —ATLANTIC CITY—300 shes and scores. mir intere el as Faditis. offered ey well playe ons, among them nd Colerid in three mover 10°s Movie —Studio progr Dagce orchestra. WGY—SCHENECTADY—380 Stock report s. WGR—BUF] Dinne on him: s in ¢ rion exce r music aeres! most of loud, diroom orc presen reports stra, iana an Mig hen 1to an orche o ions ymond (¢ | tiresoms e had had i"\'Hr‘ soft music in the d, it would sic t he didn't. J | coming unbearable | to give li maniacal “oughlan, pianist Alonzo Mallon and ¢ tists Suppar m WMAK—BUF} \lflh‘:fifi 1self and lection fupina Davenport, a piano solo, an ctivity o \\\mh orc came vocal solos; readings. WRC—WASHINGTON—169 “Washington Post low W Dinner music, oss WCBD, Zi Vesper hour. Gy WEAT r WEBAL—BALTIMORE—210 Cirels ran ac Sl sepulchral an tuled grand oy a for the rdinavian inner o WBAL Dance orchestra | New KDKA—PITTSBURGH—309 were concert. rn hor. University of CROWLEY BROS. I PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates Cheerfully Given on All Jobs — Tel. 2913 FOR SALE Hart Street — New seven [ WaAR, Yor! and WTAM, Cleve represented on Satur World Ser- Pittsb oy Players, r conce s g i DENTIST New and Modern Office test dental equipment g an X-Ray machine to better services to his Has a with the includ render patients. Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 8 P. M BOOTH'S BLOCK MAIN ST Guide to Healt conveniences. perty. 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