New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1927, Page 20

2SDAY, APRIL :28, 1927 THURSDAY Eastcrn Daylight saving Time. New England Stations 20—WTIC—Hartiord—176 Dance,” tenor; ne Amella Lueck Frantz, | dramnac soprano, and assistir ng | ward J. McEnelly and his | tra. cather; missing persons. 550—WTAG—Worcester—545 20—Contest; talk. me as WEAF. 600—WCSH—Portland—500 cs; grain market. ther; lost and found ; farm features. arm School. Same as WEAF. ing Your Home” —The Lady of the Ivories —Metropolitan Grand erches- 0— WEEI—Boston—349 Pdsitions wanted, —Market news. —Lost and Found. 35—News. —Highway bulletin, —Big Brother club. 7:30—Garden Talk. —Newspaper sidelights EfHupp) Homes Boys. 3:30—Club musicale, 3—From New York. 11—Newa. :06—Radlo forecast and weather, v New York Stations 610—WEAF—402 5—Contralto, pianist 5:30—Mals quartet 5:48—Helen Drew, planist #—Dinner music Great Cnmpn me; banfo er end orchestra t Loy chestr 5| i 1100—WPCH—275 S30—WHN—361 for Foreigners ms; scores 10:3 bariton ‘Question Box" . of C. orchestra Eastern Stations 1375—WAAT—Jersey City—235 | 5:50—Market reports 6—Dinner orchestra | 7—Pease and Nelson, songs 7:30—Spudy Rou: 7:45—Norman 9—Polish War Ve | 10—Ukulels Bell 10:30—Orchestra 11:30—Songs 740—WOR—Ncwark—405 n Concert Trio s bulleting 11—TLevitow's orchestha 860—WNJ—Newark—350 6:15—Newark Collegians 7:15—Ford Hints | 1:30—Radlo Hour i 0—Kiwanis Hour 0—City 1 Flayers 1140—WAAM—Newark—263 6—Holly Park orchestra 7—Bill Felimeth, sporta 9:30—Whits Hour 10—Kentucky or 11—FErnie Golden's orehestra 1190—WGCP—Newark—253 6—Alice from Wonderland Hterary revic ical Nuts rtists’ prize concert *hiladelphia—508 1§ =W AMAK— Lok port—365 THO— WY —Schenectady—379 Southern Stations 1220—WBAL—Baltimore—2 16 G10—WRC—Wasl 11T0—WRY A—Riclmond—256 TA—WHAS—Louisville— 160 S1I—WEHH—Clearwater—; THO—W Atianta— 128 12—J0 n »m)_l\nlpuur ~,nm. —375 I T ; choir Western Stations 0—KDKA—Pittsburgh—309 as WJZ 0—WCAL—Pittsburgh—161 er music 580—WJIR—Detroit—517 —WWJ—Detrolt—353 concert Talk; dance dance music Ci n,— tets; chorus +—WOC—Davenjort—3i84 me as WEAF 11—Concert 720—WCCO—Minneapolis—416 me as WEAR ~Weather; dance musie 820—WDAF—Kansas Clity—366 ol of the Air awk Frolie | goods | | | CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS Estimates Cheerfully Given om All Jobs — Tel 2918 267 Chapman Street LA IS TREND CF POETRY p Speaks 1o hers of College Club Chamberlin and Acosta READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS Unsightly Skin Eruptions’ Gone in Three Days Week-End PAINT SUGGESTIONS A little paint will im- prove the home or shore cottage. Outside Paint $3.85 gal. Inside Flat $2.79 gdl All Colors or White. Do a little Spring clean- ing this week. 1 Gal. Varnish 1 3 inch Brush Both for $1'98 — ) Per Lot 98 Cc ! 100 Room Lots Wall Paper. t]fl Rolls and Border. . HALL’S PAINT—VARNISH—WALL PAPER 179-183 ARCH ST. NEW BRITAIN This is the Last Week of our Smoothtop Gas Range Sale Sale Posmve]y Ends Monday, May Ist. small payment in- a Smoothtop in your kitchen and you pay the 1ce in easy weekly pay- ments. demonstration 1 kettles on one burner, See our of m‘]vng A A. MILLS SHEET METAL WORK ST MAIN STREET PLU “Bl\(- HEATING Will Split Prize Money | Now—While It’s Raining Stop and Think How Is YOUR Roof? RU-BER-OID Shingles and Roof Coatings Make a Roof Worry Proof RU-BER-OID Weather Proofing Products Smooth-Surfaced Roll-Roofing Mineralized Roll-Roofing Unit-Shing Strip-Shi s Roof-Conting Insulated and Sheathing Water-proof Felt Asphalt-Saturated Felt Papers Cement—water proofing piastic It’s Right from Rackliffe’s Racxrirre/Bros, PARK ST. — TEL. 5000 — BIGELOW ST. “WH IN HARTFORD DINE WITH US.” Everything we serve very best, If you don’t believe it come in for a test. Wholesale and Retail Depart. ment in Connection. THE HONISS OYSTER HOUSE 22 State St. Under Grant’s HARTFORL PERSONAL Permanent First Mortgages LOANS at 514% Interest UP TO $300 is the Royal Portable e Standard Keyboard, two color Price $60.00. See the new Royal Portabl ribbon and all other features. New Britain Typewriter Exchange 96 WEST MAIN ST. Fidelity Finance | Corporation 140 MAIN ST. New Britain, Conn. OLD LADY RYRES HAD BEEN DoCToRIN WITH THAT OLD QUACK FOR YEARS, AN TWO MONTHS AFTER HE SKIPPED TOWN DOCTOR PILESBURY [ 33, UPSTARS YOU DONT, TELL ME”, TIM FLINCH REPORTS ~THAT SINCE OLD DocC BUNSON MOVED AWAY FROM PIXVILLE. THERE HASNT BEEN A CASE OF SICKNESS IN TRAT DISTRICT FOR OVER FOUR MONTHS | Qles . €iavies, i3t - Jobracn Peaturms L 4-28-27