New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1927, Page 20

NEW RRITAIN DATLY HERALD. PO—WG ‘rom W Our Govers 0— W MAK—BuMalo—266 T % SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1927. —_—— won by Mrs. Reynolds C. Baldwln, | 1ill. W. Everett Hine, Mrs. Willum Mrs., Herbert E. Anderson, Mrs. T.| F. Middlemass, Reynolds C. Bald- L. Monier, and Mrs. Robert B. Skin- | win, and Mrs. E. B. Proudman won | Miss America was being described. | ner. the pri | She was present at some ballroom | Arno Schubert, Troop 2 of Newington Boy or other and the announcer was de- | Rennsasler Polyte Scouts will hold an open meeting at { scribing her costume, her volce, her |spending the w ge hall on Friday eveniug, April 1. The boys have invited their —Buffalo—319 Mine” was one of the numbers. | er in the evening wa went back | |10 'WTAM o more and found that | —Music nent” a student at the hnic Institute, is nd with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. as City—366 G ion and her mother. SATURDAY 660—WIZ Yoeng's dar Eastern Standard Time. W Asterisks (*) Indicate Pick n Wi ither Corr ) orche ? 1l 4:30—Stud! New England Stations 630—W T1C—Hartford 476 on); ; Laura C. Gau- continued; Want to cryone; b —Baritone Norman \ ip salling When talk Stuart fod: “Prepar Vacation Ch 1yn Nichol s:10—Marjorie §:30—Ciacoma Qi Lighter entertai di- onal church, kockville, s and Bits” from WF : Helen Anderson, pi . Arabesque (Lac Today | 1 stique Anders W Mrs. Time —Sam Mar —Vail's ¢ Auto Sho orc Boxing bouts —Golden's orche Songs; orct _spoon River (Grainger); \nderson | l—a. In My Garden (Liddle): b. |y tadla Song (MacFayden); Mrs. All stra 12—C from Black | MSG 3 5—Schaffer and orchestra Aboard" Totsey Boys baritor , soprano aritone — Johnny 1dy, o Dorothy banj 1 ‘,mnu Lise 5 |m\\n to Rio — Billy and Sailor Men to Love — Dorothy and choru = xander (Mel- e Eisenberg) Ale Herman N 7:10-—Nicola Mercor: Polies “Tie “‘I\m Gre Cora C0OK, € —Municipal talk Rudolt Josko Ray Butler, t nish conee pianist ontralto We WEAT 1 u‘m-—\\ roH—: 10 40— WSOM—285 hdslun Stations 1180—W B3 —-Hrn“l\[\n— 268 New York Stations G10—-WEALI—102 et YOUR BATTERY Re-charged and Put shape NOW We Calt and Deliver will take care of it until You Ar to Use it RUDY’S Battery Service || 170 East Main St Phone 308, || Have it n Yor Free of Ready We Charge 4 his rth a T10—WOR—Newakk—105 1y t trio s0ngs A. Hour ss trio illetins 1140—W \ \\|_\« wark—263 ntralto 10T0—W DWM—Newark—280 Sonn umholz, baritone cws comment r Hour . pianist elhi orchestra lo, BONgS pianist orchestra soprano baritone Institute mith, White, rving White, baritone —Trojan Mate quartat City—235 mon's orc tra AT Hour Dixon, poems Betty Giordane, ‘hilip Krumholz, baritone u_\\ oD, \——I‘mcrs(m-‘im 5—Dance music Lucky Hour mu—\\ ll'—l hllmlrlphlu—fiwfi ~Organ recital ck MeNeil's orchestra Dinner music story and roll call Robin Tlood excerpts _Leopold Popkave, violinist 5—Brass quartet 5—Dance « 1:05—0Organ r G0—WLIT— Concer Danee orchestra Dance orchestra \H‘rrn( Car Ur"'hffllr‘l orc irnie Hoist's orchestra A ser for farms To be Damrosch's Voeal quartet Our Governme 10—]vin le quarte 10:45—Ernie Holst's orc |mm—\\ HAR—Atlant aside Trio —[ecture period Concert trio 1000—WPG—Atlantic City —Concert orchestra Studio program orchestra orchestra Schenectads—380 gram Perey Scott WEAF - program #51—WORT—Rochester—310 ight Hour \more dinner musie st Ho Danes orchestra 1050—WHAM—Rochester: or orchestra \ga orchestra Auto Painting Papert Work Low Prices Spraying or Varnlshing ANKLIN SQ. STATION K. Avtomobile Insurance ce us before insuring your car. | Now is the time. 7:45—Dinner concert 10—Dance 9:35—Time signals; [ 10—Dance music | | | COX &DUNN 272 Main St. CROWLEY BROS. 1 PAINTERS AND DECORATORS tstimates Cheerfully Given a» All Jobs — Tel 3918 267 Chapman Street \JOHN B. WELILS MORTGAGES — INSURANCE QYWEST MAIN & T TEL ac 11:10—Dance music H— lwmlur 2:45—2 wi Froli 930—KOA—Denver—. i—Dance music 7410—KHJ—Los Angeles—105 30-—Child music quarter hour Southern Stations 610—WRC —\;;qnnzmn—mn from WEAF —Orchestr ible Musical comedy troup ent™ —Dance mr)u-um 50—W HAS—Louisville—300 Concert; thrift talk; time nounced ame as WEAF 630—WFAA—Dallas—176 Artist rec Dance music ~Theater musicale 700—\WSB—Atlanta—128 et unday school —Same as W% 1060—WSM—Nashville—283 i5—Announcements 30—RBedtime story an- A night in up top branch made 1 crackles, but the ole lot. Ivery station ha ram with it and th inter > didn't cou thing. Volume, ob ny! P esson There r music on the air, n WBZ WMCA, WOR, WGY . BONES and many others contributing to the gen- | at eac eral fund, of those We took a shot mentioned, listening lance musie everywhers exeept WOR, where the classics were beir hammered out. f . “hool review lano; —Popular musical program 800—KTHS—Hot Springs—375 1 —Fiddle selections ‘ ! i1:45—Dance orchestra seclal attractions $11—WFHH—Clcarwater—355 opular music; talk tudio recital; Land music 750—PWX—Havana—1i00 Ernie and Billy, the Boys, appeared | station didn't tak anyone. WTIC dic affect on WEAF, the I out with extreme volu The Boys and cracks, one of which dismally. Billy 1 th one word wrong in t Ernie asked what it was and Bil said it thy vord “‘wrons. side of that, they did well, “When First Met Mary,” Way" and “Broken He: | were three of the selections, inte | spersed with cross-fire and remarks. | . | e Golgmna THuppines r breakin 1e and a ras! made Wi orchestra re was on Dance orchestra 730—CYJ—Mexico City—310 ‘Talks; music £60—CZE—Mexico City—350 ~Music; weather; lecture 16— Western Stations . b Radio club mecting —Concert United Sta —Poctry, Percival Hunt through WEAF direct from Carneg .10—Boston Symphony crchestra | Hall. This band is the pride of Ne weather Yorkers and each s 650—WCAE—Pittsburgh—i61 presents programs out Dinner concert almost impossible to :20—Dance music | hearing distance. The: —-game as WEAP fellow who took a cry ! with him one night tuned in on WEAK. He was able the band and he was able {hear it much better than ordinaril |t | “Pomp s, presented a progra with 1 of on t alor Bet 770—WTAM—Cleveland—389 Dinner music; popuiar trio see arlety musicale and i and it also played well known “Lizht Caval 1f there’s anything r it's a good band. .« e e | kings, uppe’ 580—WJK—Detroit—>517 Orchestra; soloists studio recital o—Popular 1 710—WLW—Cincinnati—122 Johanna Grosse, organ 3—Mecting of Radio clud —Popular songs; Glee club : music SAI—Cincinnati—326 15 like to hes: The entire program ofiered by t Hartford Chamber Co through WTIC was commendabl The singing of the Radio Frank the piano solos by Shilkr (brother to the famous 2 saxophone solos and U c onia, cach and ev had its popular appeal, aven short talk by the president of th Automobile Association. .. “My Wild Irish Rose Back to Ole Vi of music & atu CHICAGO ON THE AIR. 0—KMOX—St. Louis—280 tudio recital —Harmony singers; and “C i soloists Wi My sung as quartet numbers from WCX, we Detroit, by a male group, and wished they'd sung something diffe ent. The station was loud. . nport—184 WTAM, Cleve all evening. The | group of song: ito us, largely transm A very lov 15— Cnrr o Pals offered 20—WCCO—Min Dinner coneert as WEAF the quality me That Mother MONEY TO LOAN First and Second Mortgages PARKER & DEMING 193 MAIN STREET TEL. 2026 Automobile Insurance, Stock, Mutual Insure Before the Accident eWitt 272 MAIN STREET YOU! might injure someone today— ANY DAY —you never know— INSURE THE UNKNOWN OF AUTOMOBILE DRIVING WITH US e —\{(; Ee;;eser:t- ‘T’I-'Pfi] HAR.’I_‘FORD" All Claims Ave Adjusted From Our Office ‘ ASK ABOUT OUR SERVICE LOUIE S. JONES AGENCY Real Estate Insurance 17 COURT STRE Tel. 141 Get your markers and insurance now for April 1st o7 e e e e h volume climbed was a large snpply of rlln At WEAF, u)wn} a back seat for have the leas us howl | dictionary. | Out ama Has Hce 'ty to Mend' droll ! one of the finest organizations of its kind in th; t summer and | i for the coronution of one of Britain’s Von | we | B meree ithanicl), th which sounded good complex PP bert of Robbins avenue, Mr. and Mrs L. L. Harc tetained a number of their at bridge last evening Fome on Robbins avenue, Ni | WPG rman Brokenshire was h Atlantic City, which was and instrument s were played by the Taffa- trade name for something to at, we guess, and Mr. Brokenshire, {in his inimitable manner, told us all {about cach selection, embellishing his spiels with wit and humor. Again ve heard “Carry Me Back to Ole Virginny.” . e From KDKA, Pittsburg, the Hero, | Heroine and Heralds, to say nothir the Cherubs and Cherubims, pro- nted their weekly program which emanated from WJZ. “Ah, Moon of 1 My Delight,” one of tho romantic songs, was oifered by the Iero, after which the Heralds galloped around in the “Turkish Patrol.” s e . Baltimore, Stanley ad | n nt was loud which p among ¢ Akron, came in loud WLS, Chicago, was loud teady with a band concert tions from “Naughty Mari played. WOK, Chicago, mong the car-busters. From WOC, | Davenport, a station that 10 | with all the volume of Wi at | nectady, Dr. B. J. Palmer 15 | talk on Abraham Lincoin was worth while and ev the s th WADC, times restricted for nd Agents will be word of rstod in % that static did Sis fere. WRC, Washing. {ton, was louder than WEAF, and | thavs saying something. g | PR h. | st in “What appeals to you most se | newspaper furniture advertising?” o question that will pe hurled at radio fans tomorrow evening from WBZ. The Adaskin Furniture Com- pany proposes to obtain via radio a - | public census on newspaper adver- I\ tising and to learn what the readers r | think or desire in the furniture ad- vertlsing appearing in tho daily pa- pers. 'l»‘n prizes will be awarded for rs. There will be cedar | ly | ly | 17 COU gram of ranged, Whit Arno Schu- | Maple Hill. at parents and fricnds to ng en- friends | of the work. their | ing of knots ete., !\lnplu| strated. Quarter Manor Are you thinking of building a home in the near future? If so, why not buy a lot in Stanley Quarter Manor, where property will appreciate in value. This roperty is single houses and has side- walks, water and gas. Come out this week-end and talk it over, on the property. LET US HELP YOU FINANCE YOUR HOME LOUIE S. JONES Real Estate and Insurance T STREET TEL. 141 o | Macalgine, soprano; Marion Jordan m | Bridgeman, flutist, and the Spring- | ie|feld Hour Ensemble. The program ! W at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow hat's all for today, thanks! ( —P. E. g | e NEWINGTON NEWS bill w | reported to t {tives and would mak: 9 for the mainte aid road: comment in town will benefit by it. By the provisions of the bill, the town uld receive about $5,000. Much of the comment caused by t ot that the s | still owes the town $18,000, & being its ) buildin rlin - turng re Maple Hill to Elm b o | Pape, as rep ntative the town, was responsible for the passage of bill providing for state aid in con- | structing this highway. It has been our yeass sinee the town has re- v aid from ~l.d-;l p of the main high- | ways, because only very small| amounts have been appropriated faor this purpos | The bill provides for the repair- ing to be supe the state highway dep: the appropriated she used | pairing only those highway: nated by the department. | ton will be required to provide an {amount equal to one fourth the sum | appropriated by the state or ap- | proximately $1200. | Mrs. William I1. Fitzell entertain- cd four tables of bridge at her home | on Robbins avenue, Maple Hill yesterday afternoon, Prizes wer 5 . in | L. ne to| to| y. house of repr available nd 1o caused Newington, ry > th THE been state that oportion of the w road from we 1, The New ¥ Promp! ry ceived pecun re e - 1d a of of I service. 163 Main St. the best there is in AUTOMOBILE IN: The Best Is None Too Good DO YOU WANT THE BES 5 R17035 coni1C CENTURY INDEMNITY COMPANY is owned by the AETNA FIRE INSURANCE CO. utomobile Insu SE Brit and all casualty MNn n Representative 1s SCHULTZ & COSTELLO 212 MAIN ST. URAM t and r Adjustments. attend the meeting, and will giev an exhibition Practical first aid, will be demon- AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE For the welfare of yourself and others INSURE your car before y both Stock and Mutual Companies and give local ou start driving. We represent The New Britain Finance Corp. Adolf Carlson, Mgr. Tel. 1817 WEVE BEEN PLANNING FOR. A MONTH, AGNES - To DROP /N AND HEAR DN THIS 1S SUCH A SURPRISE-| KNOW JCHN wiLL BE So, PLEASED' OH You CAN SEE JOHN )s TICKLED