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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1927. e T e B ayflower orchestra. ;';u;: as clear as the Symphony the | stgned oft, but we don't know for | Miss Schroeder Engaged | The Earls Irfl‘\'r\\ Britain in | St. Mary's school at Garden City an‘i | o 8] fore. When the Roxy the- | how long. 1913, when Mr, F Sr., 3 introduced to society in 192 m nter was bullt, broadcasting equip- ab vty To Clarence A. Earl, Jr. | associated with the Hendce Mar s a member of the Colonia s D Ao roratore. ment was constructed right into the| It wasn't a satistactory night for| The engagement of Clarence Alex- | facturing Co., at Springficld, Ma of America. \ 1010—WW Asheville—296 walls, 0 to speak. The Beethoven | d!sM'x(‘e We haven't had one for |ander Earl, Jr., whose father was |later going to Willys-Overland Co. | S frsi kit W) ' e —— Musie. nphony in C minor will be played | weeks, it seems. (It's at least a [formerly manager of the Corbin |in Toledo, O. Mr. 3 Oy, wea PREMIER IN ADDRESS Agriculture period. the Roxy orchestra of 110 pieces Y WEAF, WBZ WJZ and |Screw corporation and vice presi- graduated from Hotchkiss school Rome, Oct. 17 (UP)—Premiet Db 1 music. |next Sunday afternoon, and if there ral others were faithful and we | dent of the American Hardware cor- and W Yale was a member | Benito Mussolini, presiding at « NONDAY Lo e Nt tonall Retusity il e irle fis much harmony and notes lost in | derived excellent entertainment voration, to Miss Mary Arden of the varsity track and football cabinet meeting today, reporte ¢ b | vies : T the broadcasting we will be some- | therefrom. Schroeder of Flushing and Quogue, | teams. He was a member of the Psi thily on the foreign and domes r Fastern Standard Time, V! 1glis sent 50—WHAS, Louisville—161 what surprised. Y L. I, has been announced by her lon fraternity, th W and |tic situation. It was stated that & 4 = “Roval Peacock orchestra. S Trat's all for today, thanks! father, Henry Schrocder. Fale clubs. Miss Schroeder afte communique would be issued later NOTE—Asterisks denote best Pro- is 3 Sk LIS On Saturday afternoon we notleed grams of the Day. 9:15—Al Ch en . Memphis—516 |a number of sports features on the £Oprano. i |air, these consisting of footbs New England Stations |" ... - Keden, iy | games tn various parts of New Eng-| xaples, Ttaly, Oct. 17 (P—An im- l 2 \\,,nf.n v i HML—\\\\I Nashville—340 Iland and New York. \\Ill"' Ne portant pre-Roman necropolis, or N—Same 3Z. | Have » - 3 me a8 WBZ Haven, a Y 1| old world cemetery, has been dis- | TIC, Hartford—536 ] t velty Banjo trio. : bl : “Andrew Jackson Hotel orch. e - Eonoy St s ! | 8:45—Frolic, Ll st b iy tomary “stick-to- | Covered near Salerno by workers In 2 * Bonditrio, | tt clty Banjo trio. ‘,' ¥ = ; ts” manner, which v > €0 | stone quarr : = ar L 2 "!"“—”::‘:;‘;"E‘(‘;q'"'«“‘——-’" ttractive to the non-technical lie- | ¥ ms i J viophonists, —Bedouins orchestra. tener, but which is absolutely sat- | i - ) ! | $—Piano lessons. 3 . lophonists. $:80—TInstrumental trio. isfactory if one wants to follow the | H ¢ h 9:10—Singers Club of Virginia, progress of the pigskin, WBZ of- our, from 9:40—Theater organ fered the Harvard-Holy Cross game weather { 7:30- T : 10 Minstrel review. las did WNAC. There were several i G a _ el ] ichmond orchestra others, but we paid our respects t . Storrs—535 b ror % Bove B F YW, Chicago—526 !(»,. two name lp‘muj i 2/ [~ w ]'0;1\‘5} Sl i e A The Moscow orchestra registered gement of Sheep b , € 365 |inst evening, being presented fro TIN0WICS, Mciigenorteea il ough WTIC. The or l 1 AS Merchanis' Hour. Ea:tem Stations : \che Slocum, song recltal. | rocital by Walter Dawley was also W'll 0 66 h ff” * e e . R i i Tfl,‘mmfl}n_\; i A O AT S g Sy ill it “stand the gaff’”’ this coming winter? i —Le g amodore ensemble. 870—WLC, Chicago—344 hich bears a marked re 1 P Calterborn, “Cur-|8:15—Organ, Al Melgard. CRER Ta b oniin ; e R R Rt AL Are you sure? . ‘olloge inn orchestra. ‘r lon ! WMAQ-WQJ, Ohicago—147 Ve opT .| 7—Theater organ recital ¥ s A sl o UAMAD Nrmaiy 7—Jack Chapman's orchestra. lokel . 2 | e e W T0M—WAIT, Columbus—282 | ] ISl Vs | Bessle Remember the One Horse Shay? It » ot 5 njoyec nors A 3 L2 g e e e Ieuioh i mhe 1y ¢ woman who siumps on cer- | was in perfect condition for many 1p Lighters. - Jim, Jeets and Jingles. enjoyed studio portion m AR Acve) of ¢ month has not ¢ s A 3 | kept abreast of the times. Midol years until— planist. oy as WOR. 3 S r has made painful periods a thing ot o, BoDIanOy 11 liey Dale, Bob Royce orch. & 3 i ai o 5 Violinist. | 600—WFAA, Dallas—199 ) e e 18 Roxy s i it f—'w;-m x:‘w;‘vvvu\s of i A esir | A\".\‘\I“O:y"»')n‘iy;f' et A Lo - Raty as|not interfers wilh the natural and - - o] : + Notch orchest |1 8 far as e e ety : ot of menstruation, ! 5 380—WTAG, Worcester—517 ) WODA, Patcrson—204 The acme of perfection = Mapeene —Venctian di nusic. Pexas Hote [ orchestra. othe - Bowes ma en- | organs affected in five to seven min- . S 2 ] R fi i ys yorth while, N ilnen Mt e o i hingles and Roofing Studio program SSviin i 12—Majestic entertainers. | icipates her time and takes R i S . «7Tlmn studio program. g 610—WOS, Jeflerson City—168 We received shoc i tablet of Midol b and will ex- | F] w . s bulletin, ¢ 5 SlSaTo01 N when out of the 1 ) 1 perience no pain at all. i oor axlng { Portland—361 . v hour. | the ca £ PW3 G : Try to realize Midol does really \ im ; announcements. g New: 1 r b P ey no matter how a time you've ads; new 3 e from Wonderland. 1 he Ramt 1it out e muddle avs had. At drugstores, in trim rm feature i it ! " 7—870 | o letters wore clear as could be, |alumin se for fifty : i For every type of floor AR i e bt Lage B Weather Proof Products KEEP YOUR RADIO IN machine will do the Appincss Boys, e through &o v 850—WNAC, —Jeffrics Melody Boys. nk e 5 : wk Trolic ; e 4 g wentle Smilers. O, Newer—_180 HOWCCO, Minneapotis-St. Paul-403 | ind we have | it wason| PERFECT CONDITION cork 5009 3 Combine 0—Dinner dance. 10—Francaise orchestra. “Curtis Hotel or ¥ ¢ ther, Some s, at any rate, 41,00 Monthly Testing Plan work 5007 (no exag- = Ropartony theater: —Bel ndrews, tenor. Iniversity of Minnesota h g | 3 fonilfyidies’ D8 rati W : — Utility 9 , T e M| 1ot d s S A s B i We Are Experts geration) hetter Beauty — Utility — Economy 1oy """“""*l‘"“t 20—WWRIL, Woodside—268 920—KOA, Denver—325 : Py ek h Radios and Supplics quicker — easier— 3 isf Zilhaue! S ocks, marke & s £ g Jow Rritai io Servi | ) & ni’}*(:x?rqfq:‘n —Rose ‘,“,"‘”"Ir' pianiet. ks, u» rket : il 9 (clbei taltens | New Britain Radio Service - | ' For Rent. ) B_\ actual tests— §:45—Soprano, planist. 5 4t e e e 1 preciation Progr: ) e i eTver er ey | 185 Daly Ave. Tel. 4103 ek ¢ S ? S mm el e e T ST B L e ,.' Sl | : By %el tfm;Tance continuing over a period oi 54 years, Famous Composer Hour— 5 ey Olte oy e S ’ 1o p R B RO e fan ok | i Aal AR Cover (2l Staples Ru-Ber-0id wins 1 B u-Ber-Oid wins by an overwhelming —Plaza dinner music, 10:30—Chain Program—male quar- L o | 2l teit s—Jobn Parrish, readings. : FlOOl’ wax majority. and -Charleston Chasers, i o : —Anthony Wayne, reporter. el a_ - . § i5—Tosititnsiwanted, Taarket and||Jiol s Lt ORATAIOR ] 2 % Rain — wind — hail — sleet snow ““news; lost and found. ) 0_{("‘;",‘},“",“];;""'m;'”,,w We played 1 at- A fitl‘{lng fompllment to and fire cannot affeci a Ru-Ber-Oid §—From New York. e s s o over the week-cnd and we had the Finnell machine. roof. : ) B \ i a good ti of it, too, we might : 7 For - roofii ; : B 13 Hs ey Bl ; tenor. rturda -Yr,\,:x-ux about For painted, stained or or ne\\fi roofiing (I).rtle-mo(mg, consult : any other type of floor- our roofing specialists, Book Talk. , uk 7 did There was considerable me as WEAF. i T § Saturday night 55 Flaniat - i15—Mabe . contralto. . Stations secmed to have mo ing They can help you. “Irish M & rarho_56p | lrouble in arriving, however. Onj | o s 5 ‘ . I o ) s;?"_“:\:l\\\}[w?‘n..ry Fark—set | AncA e o el Rl i odor s Our s;‘m'fk is large c]nnugh and varied X riing the —Magilower - |iar smapring and eracking and, as ‘ really agreeable: gn;;ug or any order regardless of 10:10—Henry Kalis and His Orch. | oI : iontlt il . : R . 110 Radlo for ":v";.m::sln,, 1 ‘7,;7:;] T o : ; ” ] Won’t turn black. Now is the time. 620—W l\ll Providence 4 - & g 2 e tn most orate f 1 - Tl TH5—W R S Ty GROR e nics radioed Lasts longer — We'd This is the place 20 —state Tw condition. SbichE it g ed for on this word) | like to have you try 5000 is the number. TRy B0 WOO. Philadeiphta—s08 | phonia Lomestica” by R somaq y g New York Stations |r0—woo e © il Strauss, plaved by the Boston v It’s Right from Rackliffe’s. Serge Kousso- 570—WNY : it : Zaclia { vitzky c One of our army f—Herman Neuman, . 10 = : i assistants say e followed this 6:10—Market high spots. W Philadelphia—i0 | Piccs T il score and is A o5 o 0—C'harles McClelland, baritone. |g:30—frnie Holst's orchestra. | v to say fully one-tenth of it ¢ ementary Germa s. 1100—WPG, Atlantic Ci 3 [came over t 4 The “inside @ J —Advanced German lesson, T start,” e : s y all : : 23 —Police alarms, ferry schedule. softer portions. s —Martin Byrne's Ramblers. u $:15—Judith Roth, entertainer. 9 \—Traymore Ebrorp Nesin il A T s fl] effec- g $:30—"Betier Shocs—Better Iealth |1 No dance orchear s . Our sym l P Paint — Hardware — Glass — Sash — Doors — Interior Trim IpRolind Meiei ne ! utlo programi e S0 SR he leasant Agricultural and Builders’ Supplies Ossman, musical 1100—W) u\li \mmm City—: 2 . are not enough | PARK STREET 20 TEL. 5000 b BIGELO“" STREET an Goette, planist. {7 —Lecture period nic I L 1 among tt 0—Deauville ies' Trio. Heds : ayers, or som g We guess t sl i 1Y, Schencctady—380 ¢ L4 10:25—Facts a € sting experts have done the ock reports; n 4 2 10:30—Police s weather. i s aonaol \cy know how, but the situ- Dinner music ation cannot well be improved u = T. Cohen. |der Symphony hall circumstances. . < ine Brae, entertainers . ¥ o This 15 New York: . A targe orchestra played tn the | o THE OLD HOME TOWN ) c; Rebecca - 2 Stroll feature from Z yes- i q q U DRSS South and West St I burner e Yo st Sl i far superior the broadcasti ar- | )i I 1030—WBAL, Baltimore—283 AR L e Rree e “'z]' kidis! ONE-TWO=-GET HIS HEAD oLT OJF” il ! e d with Symp hail, for | 5 y VAL o Eiton, 2 e Sends a message of warmth THEM CHOCOLATE DROPS - THREE Roxy pr i right through the house. i THAT WAS SOME WALLOP— DONT Concert, neg WAL D ¥ S § = i Berson tank wagons will never [ R CROWD, BOYS- GIVE HIM AIR — FOUR- g li—KDKA Little phony orch. | : 5 3 fail you. : FIVE —HEY AINT ANY OF YOU LOAFERS al reports. i iy or b Our capacity is your capacity. 1T LOOKS GOIN’TO GET HIM A DRINIK O WATER crs; Walter Pres- i n ass0. / PA[NTS GLASS g Just telephone 1811, AS THOLGH OR SUMPIN SIX-SEVEN- | TOLD You | Tell us to keep your tank filled HE WAS 6 QUIT JUMPING ROUND ON WAU.PAPER with high grade fuel oil as long B8 3 ‘, FELL:;Ri:osg BOARDS - EIGHT- NINE ! vARN]SH as cold weather is with us. 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