New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 3, 1927, Page 20

M—' \\\E_\ THE AIR 4 5 e P B S e TP NEW BRITAIN DAILY 9—The New Crosley Synchronized orchestra. Irene Downing and Tommy Reynolds. WBAL—BALTIMORE—246 ‘WBAL Salon orchestra. WBAL Sandman Circle, About the New Year.” 6:30—WBAL dinner orchestra. 30— 9—DBand. WDWM—NEWARK—280 tertainers. 9—Fhilip Krumholz, baritone. “'Stories WOR—NEWARK—105 8:15—Ensemble. ‘rederick D. Weaver, organist. | that which was played last night, be- MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1927. COLUMBIA HAN'S HOME DESTROYED William A. Green’s Residence HERALD, was ably presented by Bert Williams {and his orchestra of 25 musiclans. | This suite, one of the besi known of musical compositions, was written by Grieg and contains four parts, each of which is familiar to anyone hav. ing the least familiarity with musi There are two of these suites, No. 1, Babson Gives Million To His Institute ‘Wellesley, Mass., Jan. 3 () — Roger Babson, statistician and ounder of the Babson Statistical in- - stitute, has given $1,200.000 to the | | settler in Palmer. endowment fund of his organizatio it was announced today. In addi tion Mr. Babson will donate the fur- ——— e Frederick D. Simes, a prominent merchant of this city, who was a di- rect descendent of John Quincy Adams, second president of (he United States, died here yesterday at the age of 67. He also was a descendent of John King, the first He was born in Marysville, Calif., in 1859. MONDAY.| 11—Dance orchestra. 6:45—Bill Wathey, “Sports.” ith i “Dawn.” 109, OFehestra 3 e el " Lithuanian quartet: Elsie Sam- |ing the most familiar. “Dawn,” “An- Srote APTEAL DS kieiaD Fastern Standard Ti Ll S 7:30—Ensemble. wel Green, pianist; Philip J. Crist, |itra’s Dance” and “On The Hall of ther sum of 360000 anoually until AMOTE A EAL DISMISSED e SIS Bme i | S—Kaltenborn’s Digest. e s Tho Mol e e Razed by Flames the thaome 15 to remain unexpended | peals by Armour & Co., and Swiit 3 X R, | 8:30—Anette White. violinist. —WBAL ensemble. parts best known. “The Dea 4 it e Voo d Pisas el 80 Indioate Rlok |40 pelion duathflons, SNy o M Desember | Tigh. | 0—Roberta Glanville, soprano; | Ase,” while, not so familiar to the and credited to the pelnclmalqt e & o sesking te aullity, thejlons. B SoE ;Jc::;iitmo:::té:uwpom' lights ; Helene Broemer, ‘cellist; Georgelayman, is one of the best of the| Willimantic, Jan. 8 (A — The ::: \ire 'ona on the death of elther | agreed to withdraw from unre- 8 53 TSEE. e 9—Troubadours Bolek, pianist. four parts. The selections from Vic-{ .giqence of William A. Green, Co- % i cail- | 12 i % dis- X VTIC—) e = 7:55-—Talk, John B. Kennedy. t B p 1y 5 iste” half of the income becomes aval lated lines of business, were WTIC—HARTFORD—176 10e Washiseton Musical iub 11—WBAL dance orchestra. ltor Herbert's “Mile. Moaiste” were| o' 12¢® &0 PR e T | hatt e e D i {S—The Record Boys. Lilllan %y | $:30—Orchestra and soloists. | 9:30—WJZ Armchair hour. 10—Helen Turley, contralto €—"Mother Goose,” Taft. 6:20—News. :30—Dinner concert, Bessie o Emil Heim- WRVA—RICHMOND—256 nlauf, | y T—Children’s program. §—Market news and farm service. 8 nce orches —*"The Melody Boys,” Pat Bin- }scribing briefly each number before also well done. Hanford Billings, who announced the program, aided ma- terfally in the presentation. by de- stroyed by fire carly today. Because of tho rapidity with which the flames spread after being discover- that the listener |ed in the attic little furniture was ADAMS DESCENDENT DIES Springfield, Mass., Jan. 3 (A— peals of the Histrict of Columbia on-the ground that the court lacked jurisdiction. berger's Hotel Bond Trio: a. Molly “"jfifi;fififi“ Cane, Jules § | U iy ford and Bright Keck. it was played, so thi on the Shore (Grainger); b. Selec-| 782 Cuo- : | 5—Orchestra. True Virginia Lore” by Dr.|felt somewhat acquainted with the | saved. ; N tion from the Works of Beethaven | 10:3( ance orebestia. | Douglas S. Frecman. | picces before he heard them. Mr. Green placed his loss at $12,- |/ (arr. Urbach); c. Ald De Ballet NObE 3 9:10—The Melody Boys in song and | . v 000. (Victor Herbert); d. Serenade B |5S_Uncle Geebee. | piano For some reason or other the| The fire was discovered by Mrs 5 o A flat (Widor); e. Affolement (De- |5:30—Concert trio. heater review 9:30—The artists ensemble from |carrillon music could not be broad-|Green, who said she had been creus). | 8:55—News ftems; trio. by A e A R Petersburg, Va. | cast from WJZ last evening, 50 Mil-|awakened by the smell of smoke. ou l e ls 0 age Economy of Auto Tires” J. T. WHAP—NEW YORK—i131 S:45—Concert trio T 11—Hotel Richmond Garden orch. [ton J. Cross and Keith McLeod got|Mr. Green hurried to the attic and Shay. | 7—Sacred program. S TEEDunie Jhahantrn WSB—ATLANTA—428 | together for un enjoyable period of fattempted to fight the flames, WITH GARAGE IN THE BASEMENT 7:15—Songs: a. 'Tis Snowing (Bem- | arion Xener, soprato, [10—Kane Gildey and McGrath, [S—Twilight concert. | classics and near-classics. Cross, who | which had started over the kitchen, : berg); b. Cantilene (Fiancee |7:30—News digest. o 8 : " |7—School of The Air. |is one WJZ's best known announcers, | with a fire extinguisher. Six large rooms wWith one small room suitable for playroom or D'Abydos) (Barthe); c. O Mio |7:50—Steel Jamison, tenor. |08 0D ancer orone he Story of Dixle Agriculture,” |is an accomplished singer, and his{ Unsuccessful in checking the oftice. Living room 16x28, with fireplace. Large veranda. 3 i o iea | Hardwood floors—large closets—steam heat. | voice transmits well. McLeod upheld |flames, Mr. Green called the Willi- piano. One of |mantic fire department. The firemen v unable to do anything upon featuring the Forestation Four. 11:45—Charlié Troutt's Melody Ar-|the dignity of the —Mary Price, “Alr Questionnaire.” | 20—Dorothy Hoyle, violinist. [: Babbino Caro (Gianni Sehicchi) | (Puccini); d. Chanter Riez Dor- Your neighbors are not under ycur window because the lot s " WNJ—=NEWARK—350 75x164, planted with shrubs and trees. ennsylvan “Beautiful | wer Song (Rogers). Helen Hudson, so- |9:30—"Monroe Doctrine,” James prano; Mrs. Lucius Johnson, ac-| Hyndman. BalCRnor Then there was the usnal mob of |fire plug being more than a mile Bus service to Hartford as well as locally. compani |10:15—Listeners’ varie men's Sllyerfplaniat lorgan recitals ana church servi o The price s right and terms will be arranged to please you. § 7:30—Monday Merrimakers. | quartet; string trio. YL s Henor: | We meandered around the dials, None of the outbuildings caught g John M nist. i fire, The house was built more 40—Sibyl Huse, speaker. —String trio. mez) (Gounod), violin obligato by Laura Wheeler Ross; e. The Last WRNY— a. March, NEW YORK—374 ntennagrams. 7:15—Geraldine Stern, | Cross’s selections, Dreamer,” impressed because no e the nearest r arrival, however, was available, us greatly. |th * water tening here and there, but sta No factory smoke here—no, sir, not in Belvidere on Coulton street. The Kenneth R. Tuttle Agency | Religioso (Chambers); b. ival | al; weather. | :"5‘ 21 SV SORERA Ot nowhere very long. | than 30 years ago and was consid- § Overture, Tempelweihe (Keler- |7t ythm, i “1“"‘ Ral dania DI Thank, you, we hope you did, too. B ered a landmark in that section. ; Bela); c. T and Horn Duets, | e, dancer e b HILX_31 | S*turdey and Sunday cvenings are of| e nrst came to rest at WMBF, | 250 Main Street Real Estate—Insurance New Britain | erenade (Titl), Messrs. Brothwell | 7:15—Prince Piotti. | S A X i interest to us. Friday, as far as We |yiami Beach, Florida, which disap- TO GET §11 A DAY | i | and Dennis; d. Fantasia, 30—Concert orchestra. 0—DBoy Scouts. are concerned, can go jump in the | oqreq from the air some time ago, ey '\______.___—_—-—_——-——:/ ive, A Trip to the Country (Lus-|S:10—Daily bulletin. I el X | votume, v vy static on distant | poarog last night with just as much | Bricklaycrs in San Francieco comb); f. Song, One Fleeting Hour The Miamians. ey | station static increasing as the | . 5 White 's Flect- £ ¢ et | | warning. Paul Whiteman's Fleet-| o " pl ooy s o — i 45—Betsy Spogen, soprano, LA ORSORL | evening became more and more 50. |oo4 Koot orche Bliyed tatnar s Sl ISR MBI ¥ | excellent for volume, | oo s \VPAM, Oleve. | Bricklayers will recelve a p ! *2:45—Tasitone: My Sentinel Am I 11:30—Danco orchostra, o | Pheasant oon- | S ¢ bricklayers was $10. (Watson), John Ashmore Gowen. WHN—NEW YORK—361 | and we don't mean if. i The Ganges” and “Spring | "y et ; Piano: Gavotte (Brahms), Elinor |8:30—Movie club. | Sl ‘]fi:‘:r?'n-xi?;ngc;?::i: S i ey o i e i Jeanette Pond. Baritone: They All| Melody orchestra. | turday was hot stuff as far as e iR penters B nainters | and Sieie a) AUTO P NT H P Love Jack (Adams), John Ash-|S—Harold Edwards, baritone. [ S—Lillian Milner, soprano. WEAR, New York, was concerned,| 1ot i o todas, thankst | workers was fixed at 80, a raise o 4 more Gowen. Piano: Country Gar- |$:15—Belle Osborne, contralto. 15—Michael Dolan, accordion. but if other stations hadn’t been tied | o083l 10T 3 & a dollar, while iron workers and | | : i —P. 1 plasterers draw §11, as compared | Crooke 1 Dower, banjolst j0—Dance music. IN 2 was u ! core: (with violin obligato), a. WIP—PHI LPHIA—308 he seemed more jovial th 1| Phantoms 1z and Dreaming; b. By the 10— Dinner music. inything. His description of the| ° Fid T Gt - i rs of Minnetonka; c. Because ; dancing lesson. R G S e e (R, S st e T 1 Specializing in both Spraying and Varnishing. 1 Love You; Paul Umphrey, bari-| result in his speady demise be- | Berkowitz, 1t 3 1 carr, 1f 1 Provi- (7 b dence (arr. Tobani —Maoel Turner. soprano. Talk, Hugo Gernsback. from “Robin Hood" |9: semble. (1 Koven). | el Collins, soprano, 9—Tom Healy and his orchestra. | 10—Orchestra. :80—Lou Howard, popular enter- |10:30—Fthel Zimmerman, tainer. [10:45—Dance orchestra. dens (Grainger). Elinor Jt-.’\nfltcE 30—Dance orchestra. | SRR th 1d rate of $10.. Laborers Pond. “Baritone: Open the Gates|9:30—George Ortell, songs. | amer, xylophone; Vera|would have heen out of luck. We = i Ll per cent i N w D tm f of the Temple (Knapp), John|9:45—Lillian Davies, contralto. . soprano. stayed with WJZ most of the time, PHANTOMS WIN jimRtTaly secahyel o 6 ince l(‘:";,‘:‘l; € epar ent o Ashmore Gowen. | 10—William Mueller, pianist. | enaders. since that station was handling the | (o Ha the old scale of $4.5 110:15—Jack Laurle, songs | WRST—BAY SHORE—216 WEAF schedule. We listened to in- | S HLoR3 I+ | 1 : ‘ — Ten-Minute Auto Laundry Banjo Duet: | 10:30—Ensemble. Crookes and |11—Dance orchestra. Dower, banjoists. Umphrey Duo: |12 mid.—Dance orchestra. | WODA—PATERSON—391 nouncer, describing the gowns and| A. Into Camp By the Score s i 5 ¢ ] 3 Washington, Jan. 3 (® — The 5 a. Violin Solo, Humoresque WNYC—NEW YORK—3526 | -—Orchestra. such. Al's speech came through well. £ 33 to 17, comptroller of the currency today m charge Of an expert pamter (Tschaikowsky), Wilfred Theaker; | 6—Herman Neuman, pian i worth while. That big blooper which has taken up | LSt AL I e e e ok cr b. Piano Solo, Waters, | 6:10—Market high spots. | Young's Gang. so much of our time, trouble and en-| The Phantom basketball il & i 3 e a . 5 . I . h 2 asketha : al banks at the close of | . - Paul Umph Banjo 6:20—Piano selections. | 9—Concertina club. thie pest Webk 0f 50, | tasic L Tntsertenisls ot tHE L. B | ina e o o o ermbar 31 with 20 years’ experience and thoroughly Duet, A Group of Popular Medleys, | ¢ Crookes and Doswer, banjoists. Um- | 7—Advanced German lessons. | 10:15—Organ recital. r for about 10 minutes. When hie 'at the “Y” gym Saturday morning. phrey Duo: a. Piano Solo, Nola|7:30—Police alarms. ‘[1176‘1!1’0 concert. that his sct wasn't|The Phantoms led at the end of the | (Ardnt), Paul Umphrey, pianist; Seaview Hospital.” | 'FI—PHILADELPHIA—395 rong e h to bring in WJZ hefirst half by a score of 19 to 5 but b. Violin Solo, Dreams of Youth | Dance orchestra. r ded. Later, about 10 minutes the “Y" team started to score at the (Winternety); c. Violin Solo, Lie-|8:15—Talk. bestreud (Kreisler), iered | Theaker, violinist. Cello Duets: a.|9:15—Nathan Kroll, Indian Love Call (Friml); b. I|9:40—Beatrice Love You 1 (Carrie Jacobs | 10—Male quart Lond), Crookes and Dower, cell-|10:20—Civi v remarks by Clarence [10:30—Police alarms, 3 . Danjo Duet: | Crookes), | S Hubb: tussiar iddle tone; Wiltre ker, violinist. njo Duet: A Group of Popuiar | Medleys, Crookes and Dower, ban- service opportuniti 30—Elementary German lessons, 9—"Municipal Court, "Judge Shell. violinist. Anthony, pianist. “ormack, pian- lak v night was fair for | Last night w most of the time. There static, although a chatter eppeared from somewhere or other and wor- ried the life out of us from about 10 o'clock until midnight, when we in for a well deserved rest, Dance orchestra. eville entertainment. WWR WOODSID! 259 el Kreider, pianist. up for most of the programs, we augural of Al Smith over at Albany and sned to G. L. Crant, the an. 5-—Uncle Dede Kiddie Stories. Dance music, 0 and ruined the —Quartet, in about 1 WLIT—PHILADELPHIA—395 | before the program was over, he dream Daddy. i“.m.» n again, but we laughed mer- 8 1s WEAF. rily. What else was there to do? WOO—PHILADELPHIA—508 R | music. At 5 o'clock we went out to’Pasa- | rnia, for hama football or the purpose ture. Graham | s—Organ rec $:30—Addres: | ind. dena, Ca nford-Al employed W yde Shock. hearing that fed Rev. Forrest Dager. Ik, Dr. fore he gets back to New York. But he handled the game well and the hookup was so satisfactory that v ! might have been listening to a gam was o | | Yankowitz, rg ... without any warning, and which ap- This Will Be Minimum Wage of etchily “Me, land, did its best to get int othe spot- {light while we were | WMBF, and we fina {the Cleveland station {what the trouble was. orchestra play of $11 a day under the new Wage A ale fixed by the wage board for listening 10| 41" 1 Francisco building industry, went over 10} (o ciive today. The General Con- | to find out | ciors association has agreed to . Golden | oot the new scale. The old mini- | The 'ake Intermediate Team of Y. M. C. | NATIONAL BANK CALL C. A. into camp by L 33 to 17 score | beginning of the second. Their best | er, could not stop the Cohen starred for the winners and Morey for the losers. The Phantoms have won 14 out| of 15 suffering the single | loss by a one-po ma Next week, the team three | games out of town. 108, Tkowitz, ¢ Lipman, Ig Marholin, lg ‘We Wish Our Many Friends ANNOUNCING =—— NEW BRITAIN’S LEADING trained in General Motors Plants MOST THOROUGH auto paint work in New Britain because our auto laundry pressure vapor equipment gets the car ready properly. Most economical auto paint work in New Britain because our connections in the paint business enable us to buy lacquer and varnish at wholesale prices. PHONE 4100 FOR YOUR y . | 10—>Mila played in the sowl. There was | x B e e 1 D e o s S e ek | - AUTO PAINT JOB DAT greton Lo dllenng program. It was well handled and BB e oind 5 Dawley. 12:30—Club program. Second annive well engineered. | m“”““l!‘l‘"lt” e appy an o WOAC S— WMSG—NEW YORK—303 welv e Vitowott: 2 0 o o 7:30 — Willimantic Capitol theater|s_Taylor Roberts. Then In the evening we heard|gBajchunas, It ..., 0 0 at the B 5 ox;clxtsl(ml- " : e Helen Ford, comedy star. organ recital. |some of the Famous Artist concert!ypav o g ... 0 1 —Timely I"arm Information, A. | 6:30—Sport talk minute visit with WPG | from WTIC. We don’t presume 10 be aforey. re. o ... 5 3 P Manchester, prof. of farm man-|g:45—Amton and Budden, har- rols—Hotels Morton, a critic of artists such as Ponselle, ,,‘f,’:\inm,.y‘ : 0 0 ros rous L e SoE e Mo e hnsle b senn (i R pe AUTO PAINT SHOP : 8:10—"Raising Winter Droilers,” |7_Harry Ellis, tenor. a, Haddon Hall, Chalfone. | far as their voices or their perform-| e 5 2 ¥ Roy E. Jones, cxtension poultry |7:35—Talk, Dr. Doychert. ling Hour, Atlantic City ance is concerned. The only thing| Totals ........ 6 5 | eW eal' speclalist, and Carl O. Dossin, as- | 7.30—Dance orchest | ilroad o Division band) | that intcrested us was the manner| il = | Franklin Squar ant extension gouxtr} special- | g__Orchestra. | n Brokenshire, announcer. !in which the program was transmit- Hadassah to O en \'c“- q e » ist. Followed by Storrs esg 1ay-|5:30—Wright and Wrong, Reviewing Acquaintances|ted and the manner in which the Juel o 4 Auto Laundry Filling Station ing contest report. |8545— Judss Jean Norr with WPG artists and features.|voices and sounds of the instru- | Membership Campaign g b X:-S—_.\Xarkn report. Tl % 9—Louis Rigo, baritone. } Hotel Plaza artists, Garden Pier, | ments came throug! Clarity was| The New DBritain chapter of Ha- 3 \\l(_?C—'—BRll)fi ORT—285 | 9:15—Grace Quay, soprano. Steel Pier, Steeplechase and Mil- | foremost and the performers were so | dassah will hold an informal tea in L F E R J 7—Mitchell period 1 Uncle George Rigo, baritone, lion Dollar Pi Iver Slipper | placed before the microphione that|the Burritt hotel ballroom Tuesday . . . r. 7:30—Studio program. yn L , contralto. Supper club dan stra, Nic 1e audience received the full bene- | evening at 8 o'cloc This event || Hardware 336 Main St. e 8 gad 1is oxe 1 Plantadosi and Mildred Hunt| Nichols da a and Le- | fit of the superb music. Music lovers will open the chapter's activities : 11—The Buggy Rider —Dance orchestra. | i sino dance | certainly should have been satisfied, |with a membership drive for 1927. = k ‘W H WLWL—NEW YORK—381 | orchestra rding one thousand | although some insist that radio frs. Lefkowitz of New York, pp :\1:1![ :\'!:f;;'fhf ra. | 3—Trio Ideale. | Prizes. Program continues \mui; r music. In fact, some insist |treasurer of the national organi ¥ 3 AFIELD— | ‘Current Events,” Rev. Gillis.{ 7 a. m, Tuesday, January 4 hing is a flop and that life|tion of Hadassah, will be () O B ensemble. :30—McEvoy concert. [ LANTIC CITY 1 is all wet. | ker. Her pre THE OLD H - M VN i Talk 7:40—Book talk | L0 | Britain, which proved so interesting 4 7:2 o 1 Deutsch, violin §—Evening concert. | Michigan, 1 impressive, should provide for 7:30—Phili; athleen Robinson, WGY—SCHENECTADY —380 |t have been n evening of speci .0 Healey, accomy ¢ Lynskey, tenor. ock reports; news. |ing a great deal of late, presented |the committee believes. Miss Be D'Amato, planist. 5 Di 1usi |a dance orchestra which came in | Rubin will entertain with vo §—~Capitol theater orchest s WPCH—NEW YORK—273 WGR—BUFFALO—319 | very loud. 'hat's A Good Girl” [solos. The host vill be Mrs. senting \‘1910\ Tommy Chr oph §:30—Dinner music. !1\.01 one of the numbers, Henry Morans and s, Louls H. e Forest, \‘o,m-‘ ‘Broad society. i o L Kranowitz, a ed by Mrs. Morris pio (5t m. | WOK, Homewood, Illinois, offercd | Cohen, Mrs. Morris Dunn, Mrs. g m Corps or pper mus |a vocal duet of “Mary Lou. | Charles Willer, Mrs. Nathan School- s - WMAK—BUITALO—266 LT R er, Mrs, Harry Milkowitz, Miss | 0—WDBZ Ralio Movie club. g | hout any pause whatever we Grace Cans, ) Diana Rogin ani| i ; missing per- 7 | 2 inday. The vesper services as | Miss Lena Kranowitz. e iy g | transmitted by WJZ and the pro- & Happy Trio;" Ruth C o gram by the Serenade handled rroll, voe 11—Dance or 12 by WDWF, Provide attrac- =Ty ! r \ Anw‘:l- WHAZ—TROY—380 tive la 00n f s, both be- | WNAC—BOSTON—319 Qunrtet: ng in keeping with the spirit of the = €—Krazy Kat Kiddies Klub. §:45—C | day. At 6 o'clock the State theater| -».?U-]Dmu“r d Elks' dance | concert program went on the air Two-family house of 10 band. | from WTIC, and we listened with T ] 7—Dance music, Hotel Buckminster g.; | keen enjoyment to every mumper. | rooms on Lawlor St.; 2-car orchestra. $:45—Jack Lesser, pian he well known “Pecr Gynt” suite | . ar o e 7 Concert program Al Davis’ Oreson oL ANE Ve Y garage, large lot; price rea: 8:15—Metropolitan theater studio, -Bill Harty, novelties. cotton and pro- sonable. ations ’ irgh ad- | R d i 10:20—Dance m -Orch 4 Cor B 1 8 his orchestr: WEBQ—NEW YORK—: g signal er fore- attery Seerce raser-Alle t. cast Suceessor to 272 Main St. WIAM—CLEVELAND—389 Gould Battery Service Co. i v : : : 170 East Main, near Summer Rl : tors, | [ e | DRIVE YOURSELF— < WBRS—BROOKLYN—391 e 2 S sING AND 5 3 5 ‘ £ et et liib: e b REPAIRING I NEW CARS TO RENT 7:30—Mohawk Fou wil Generator, Starter Reparing ’ e an Nouest 0o mniliey / 7:30—Nowsp P atesuiD nihoo | GOULD BAT1ERIES | U-DRIVE AUTO RENTING CO. —Yumpy 3 Garden ¢ ra FREE TESHING REFILLING | Cor Seymom and g WGHP—DETROIT—270 Phone 708—Ask for Rudy i Phone 3981-2 om Hotel __v.__—‘_J‘ Day and Night Service | —Radio = 10:40—Orches! R WLSI—PROVIDLN Bibbotts P To Rent—In a brand new house on Vance street— WSAI—CINCINN ATT very fine tenement of six rooms with sun porch, steam §—Theater dedicatior 7 Same as WEAT X ] 1 16 WEAF | heat, tile baths and the last word in every respect. WEW—CINCINNATI—4 | i i C Real Estate C i io prog : 272 Main Street; Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. | oo [ e & © Lea'W. Stanley, 1837 Johnson Features, Tnc