New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1927, Page 20

TUESDAY. Fastern Standard Time. Noto—Asterisks ( ®) Indicate Pick New England Stations tford—476 Morning; b. a’s Danc 3 (Herbert) 3Z—Springfield—333 t orts inelly paper string quarte Was Whoo! by Fran Fry; Fox Trot, orchestr stra with Vo That Rainbow? orc d Love Nigh 1 trio; Whe: Were All, with piano by Ray | un the Accordion a with vocal chol vocal trio with or- y El dane . orches! Close to Y v Boj with alar Numb ol club A. 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A. program Monroe's organ recital ald Sears’ music T10—WOR—Newark—105 ldren’s songs tton string quartet an's orchestra thquakes” ontralto; ba orch 3 1 Dunn, du —Cass Ha iway Night 990—WMSG—303 s otans ay, tenor —Louis Bartlett, contralto rey Boat, baritone aritone; nor, violinist soprano $60—W i o Lan —Al Wilson Ent Jp's orchestra 1100—WEBJ— win Bent lody Girls Hirl Friend Al % Melody Man caprar, pianist oprino ams trio jce music p Theatrical Revlew 20—1oy Scout Camptire “Hollywood danece music orchestra Quality Entertaine ith, tenor Piotti, enter 1190—WGCP—Newar i—Alice from Wonderl 30—Elmer Everiss tiners ms by N. T. ( farry Hock, so TI0—WGL—122 sy call; e thryn Conn « Colbron I'rank, soprano 15—Songs WS 1e's orchestra Stansbury, tenor 0:15—Givens and Jones orchostra T70—WODA—Paterson—391 5—Midshipmen of Mich, Iy, soprano It isemible ing Hints" Majestic aniversary World vis' orchestra ht, recital -West End Choral Syncopators quartet 1100—WPCH—273 Desti's gossip ation tie revie 6—Chamber mus aig, pianist ivist m 8. ¢ Willy Donges, viol T00—WEI—Ph Ernie Holst's Wadswortli's orchestra ACRIAUS §:30 eat Moments in Histor cellist 9-11—From WEAIR lem™ 1080—WCAU—Philadelphia—278 baritone 5:45—Peter | nd Kiddies m PERSONAL | LOANS | UP TO $300 comedy , saxophons Eastel-'n Stations Fidelity Finance Corporation 110 MAIN ¢ New Britain, Conn. \—WITRC—Brooklyn—240 Lire FIRE ACCIDENT COMPENSATION AUTOMOBILE P A'"fi'&i}s_s RAPHALL BUILDING 99 W. 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The | or even the | £ in true stage ; | Vinner concert at's cred song concert Z W il s loud eno ix =h Ten Eaplosions and Seven Fires Caunse Damage of More Than ht that started out | and ended full of en we started out we Mavalan £130.000—50 Injurcd. 1. A 5 (UP)— : fen ex- and seven fires c 1 dam- )0 early to- persons, & hurt. explosions, the Ohio causing than $100,000. > neighbor- still ur nty of stati accumula the nig cal distur more s of persons in were thrown from their beds hundr windows wer d. Adjacent plants of the sdan Motor company and the sex Machine company were dam- ome of one | Six other blazes in vari he most capable of the old time | of the city caused losses his section of the co ating Cin a pro- | of many years i ccompanied at the Perkins, and the “AT- rkey in Mr. Mur- s city, us parts of from REPORT PRI CUTED. Mexico City, Ap (P—Hermen- | a priest recently eaptur- dly heading a rebel 1 of jigs and re He was ed while al and in the s at] opportuni the magic © 95c Down Balance in Small Weekly Payments est, presented a | quartet in full toned mel- | “In The Gloaming” was one number's beauty, sweetness and The was loud, but di nce was quite loud also, 500 ty to enjoy f hot water rd the Gypsies from ion com- night be- most | ible of broadcasters and, al- | kh it doesn’t make itself heard | $ o'clock at night, it is with | lily from that time until ng. “Argentine Tango” was one 1 numbers we heard, PP Record Roys were heard from , which came through with its 1 strength and elarit, hrough as it « Fr we, use of his yodelling abilitics Turbine b obligations over W was extra good. the instruments again en- and, as a | sounded | have if | led The, the inization s it would )eMolay Commandery March,” | ' “Washington Post | sctor March” and yed. 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B; Automobile Insurance | Stock—Mutual Insure Before the Accident eWitt W RRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1927, |tho 1ast trip of the Leviathan west- |ward that liquor was sold aboard |the ship. The shipping board, after an investigation, exonerated the ship's crey LIQUOR ON LEVIATHAN Requested to Report Any MOTOR VEHICLE REPORT The state motor vehicle depart- ment notitied Chief Hart today of 5 (A — Cards the suspension of the operator's the | licenses of David 8. Segall of 80 |3 John Prusik of 100 rect, Viadimir Dubousky Willow street, Frank Vitale of 151 Hartford avenue, George A- | Anderson of 459 Osgood avenue |also that the been returned to Lawrence Martin denied | of 04 Talcott street, and the license ed, but |of John Racze 24 Overland wspaper claims the distribu- | strect has been returned. was made by stewards two| after the Leviathan left | The Leviathan arrived here | New York, April son d ich ve, to report attempts by of distributed on the recent trip | ates liner the New k World says today. the ship' 1S GIVEN DIVORCE Paris, April 5.—(®)—Mrs. Helen Rosenwald Deutsch, daughter of Julius Rosenwald, Chicago mer- chant and philanthropist. has been some | granted a divorce in Paris from tion among the cre Armand Deutsth on grounds of move followed statements by | abandonment. No details were glven Almy, wealthy westerner, on | in the judgment. the ‘World, caused the passengers and The New Britain’s PRE- EASTER right to operate has | 666 is a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. It kills the germs Unable to Drive My Car Must Sell 1927 Essex Coach Driven only 1,000 miles, motor in excellent condition. Good Tires and upholsters. | A Real Good Buy | At an Attractively Low Price. i| Write Owner, Box 9-B, Herald Office Best Silk Store SALE OF SILKS, WOOLENS, DOMESTICS, ETC. VALUE $4.49. 56 in. imported silk and wool French tweed in pretty color combinations for Spring suits wnd coats. 3.39 Yard . . . VALUE 56 in. d wool chitfon {lan for coa . ¥0. spor and shrunk, all "8 MORNING SPECL 9 1o 11 Only 19 12 x 36 Pequot Pillow Cases 27c EACH. VAL 40 in lustr, E $2.98 satin back crepes, high finish, all new Spring VALUE VALUE $2.19, 49 in. pure silk and 1 dye, flat crepe in all new Spring R 3 € Yard VALUE 36 in. p aspecial suitings. 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REMINGWAY, ACTS DIFFERENT WHE “THE M)STER DROPS A FEW CIGAR ASHES ON THE LIVING ROOM RuUG. 1921, Jobraon Faatures, I