New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1926, Page 20

WEDNESDAY. Eastern Standard Time, ‘WTIC—HARTFORD—476 ket reports. Boston. :05—Copley Plaza orchestra un the direction of W. Edward Boyle, 30—Radio Nature Leagu the direction of Tt Burgess. 8—Edson A. Parks and his orches- tra. Boston. $:30—Lilllan Clark, arpist. Boston “‘Barnsto! L] 11—Same as WOR. WNAC—BOSTON—430 . fon Day orchestra, liam F. Dodge. nd George Rogers. —BOSTON—349 } and Dbusiness 8—Events tl th and basebal scores. day e broadcast WJAR—PROVIDENCE—485 3—Rolfe’s Palais D'Or orchestra. 8:30—Saxophone Octette. 9—"Fira Pravention Week Talk.” 9:05—"Scotch Program,” Gordon Marquis, baritone; James Plerson, tenor; Jack Cullen, banjo-guitar Mrs. Margaret Peacock , planist and accompanist; “Sandy” Miller, comedian. 10—WEA WTAG—WORCESTER—545 7—Powers’ Miners. 7:30—To be announced. s—Bancroft orchestra. 8:30—To be announced, $:30—Smith Brothers. 10—Daily news. WEAF—NEW YORK—402 5—Dance orchestra. 5:55—Talk. 6—Dinner mus 6:50—Fire prevention ta 7 ynagogue rvices. Rolfe's orchestra. 8:30—Davis' Saxophone Octat 9—Troubadours. 9:30—South Sea Islanders. Opera Co. s orchestra ald_Instrumental Trio. WMSG—NEW YORK—303 6—Jack Lauris and M. Jackson 15—Republican party; ladies’ and speakers. 15—Fred Ruzicka, 30—Jack Film: & 35—Mae West's orchestra :05—Jack Dayvis, Meclody Man. Aaron Hoey, readings. trio viol t. 5:35—Financial 46—Cotton quota —Farm market —Bernhard 1 —Honest Ballot —Imperial Imps HE robbed whose tell man house was can you he how grateful was when this company paid him dollar for | dollar on his loss. He had the forethought to buy burglary in- surance SR LOUIE §.JONES AGENCY ‘w‘, coURT ST PHONE 14/ | 6—Ervin Wei NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1926. v, organ recital Stetson, eppard and Reese, songs. ps' theater tat reading. tle Isaacson’s concert ntralto. H. LaGuardia. , violinist. fa Chekova, soprano —Cantor Mason, lmo. corgette WNYCANEW YORK— 526 Piano selecti 6:20—Market high spots. 6:30—Elementary Spa. Advanced Spanish Police alarms —Talk by Winter Russell. 1 lessons, lessons, al band; chorus. ck. Manufacturers’ Henry W 45—Association o . Finis Garrott, Edgerton, speakers. 11—Police alarms; weather, WFBH—NEW YORK—273 Beauty Talk.” s Little Wards John Bob War, NEW YORK—322 ""7‘(0?)"\.‘2 tour. —Dance orchestra. 8:10—S8id Lesser, songs. Broadw: —Leroy Montesanto, tenor. 5—Betty Martin, uke. lio orchestra —TLenny Leeds' orchestra Cl 5, tions, Bill Fellmeth Torrence, ban, ‘xf\w“\ Ma Ja —Dance orchestra Traditional India,” 1 Lowdown Montesanto n, Peter DeRose; t 2050, tenor WRST—BAY SHORF—216 Weo—PHIT \l|l LPHIA—508 gram “hestra PHITLADELPHIA—508 WHI—PHILADELPHIA—395 KDKA—PITTSBURGH—300 B. Trio WCAE—PITTSBURGH-—161 ona octet. soprano. E | 7—Boyy’ Brothers. W m-\(‘m NECTADY—380 tock report, WGR—BUFFALO—819 8:30—Jointly with W WMARK—BUF] —WGY ag AM = o program WRC—WASHINGTON—468 es. \\l“ A—RIC H\l\l\D—!SG program. rless L ame’u orch. AS—LOUISVILLE—400 W I*Ib—\L\\ ORLEANS—319 9:30—Concert program. Sercnaders dance orchest WCX—DETROIT—517 5—Goldketts ensemble, | &—Studio program. WWJ—DETROIT—353 6—Dinner music. 5—Same as WEAF | 8:30—Detroit News orchestra. 9—Same as WEAF. | 10—Detroit News orchestra WFCLCHICAGO-—491 | s—Florentine string trio 9—Variety hour. ensemble, string 11—Sam ‘n’ Henry | 11:10—Music Box 11:30-1:30—Pepper WHT—CHIC: AGO—590 v, organist. Dawson. Ray L Powell; —399m) Tener Daddies Kids; Jo! nie and Janie Pat WIBO—CHIC T—Dinner concert Robert. Johnston; Lengdon. WJJD—MOOSEHEART—370 6:45-S—Howard Pete organist; ny players, Victorians. ild artlsts torians; wson; John 0—226 Buddy Gail Bandell, John 1:30—Settin’ Up hour. WILS—CHICAGO—344 —Supperbell program. i Spencer 3—Rae and Lee. e o (MAQ—CHICAGO—147 theater organ. WMBB—CHICAGO— duo; Arthur Monte Bl \\()I\—( Hl .\(,0— 13 le mn concert; Tearney's Town studio program, | Flo and Ray WCCO—MINN Dunst: t ‘WDAF—KANSAS CITY—365 the air. nd. School of 10—WEAF. 2:45—Nighthawk WHB—KANSAS CITY. K 45—M WO trolic 29 YEAR OLD GIRL GETS FIVE MILLION IN WILL | Countess of Kinnoull Receives One Half of Estate of Her Mother , Oct 1, the & (P —The cot 2 year old ¢ Hamilton rl ‘of Kinnoull, husband of tess, recently was in the ceased to | 1 he was marr 4 years old The mother of the as a daughter of the late riek Wills, a tobac ix me Kinnou nate family | s of‘between $1 ,000 all made from tobacco. | celve The government < red ross es- as | her | has 60,000 unemploved believed to be a high rec- d for that city. Dublin which is Vor WJZ has a new must say t tions of it Hour." 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