New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1927, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1927. THURSDAY, Fastern Standard Time. s denote best Pro- | ! the Day New England Stations Hartford—536 Eastern Stations T10—WOR. Newark—122 Ja 560—WTT( ous ewark—280 rom the studio WEAL Philadeiphia—308 am From 590—WIP, 45— Agric Bedtime Hour o Radio o 5-—Kente 590—WO0O0, Pl T:30—~WOO Trio 1100—WHAR. Atlantic City—273 Horticultural talk S Trio roubadou. milers; gu clphia—508 Atlantic City—283 his orchestra and ady—2380 orchestri Floyd Walte Southern Stations 3 altimore—285 k ,\'!,‘1',',‘ WEBAL dan 610 —WRC, Washington—168 as WBZ Kitt Hour of Music Spencer trio Agriculture G10—W A F—192 [8:15-—Popula Hapoii 10—Civie clu 3 —W Louisville—162 Same as WEAR Studio coneert BS0— WS, Sar alarme; weathe < orc Nashville—3 11 I DR, Pittsbursl ry club orchestr b by Richa Wiz cht He ST0—RERX-KYW, Chicag . 1 orch ongr S20—WERIH-W THO—WHN—395 STO—WOC A 1 S30—WSAL Cincinnati—361 concert HOGO—W AL, orc Columbus—289 S00—WOC, Davenport— WAL S WAL G00—WEBAP, I't. Worth— 200 John Jos v, orgar s City—330 wk Frolic apolis—105 quarte : v Antonio—303 Music ST0—WCBD, ZION—345 [ Through the Static ' e didn't tr had in runn for broad- of its sterling 1 the micro- complicazed ap it out on the air waves ds, through WTIC variety of se- al studio at It mig that dance o about half they do at the reg- the station. for the echoes fly ing room af played full be noth t of sound. soloist ¥ es, but we can't © his work because ' considerably. He was 1o off the key in several nd he didn’t seem to b amiliar with the first numbers were ingly e sang. 4 ion and a med The American Advertising asso |ations e f{in Washi | conduc annual cor Kre thetically by Godfrey Ludlow known violinist from WJZ hestr i © was excellent he M zer, violin and cdman, flute; W nd Charle us H Harold ( . thanks —P. E. I SCORPION SAILS NO MORE FOR 0. S. Brave Little Vessel Mustered Out of Commission Philadelphia, Oct. 27 (P)—Leay a trail of poigr memories uf thousands of Al men, the corpion was mustered out of commission at the Philadelphia rd today. | » passing of the little gunboat, dvance of marine ing, closed one of ind dramatic Was Steam Converted from a steam yacht, the rpion went into commission in 6 and for 19 years we 1ous foreign duty orcign service of history of the Uni 1 Two-thirds of the permanent office of the navy have served on the Scor- | pion d there were many regrets s the gallant little craft made her rt of the floating force of the country. ‘ormerly named the Sovercign, ! houglit by the gov- 1,000 from M. C. I Calico King” of New break of the Span- American war nt to join blockading sq Santiago. s s6 Sent to Canal After the war with Spain, in which it earned the commendation of the navy department, the Scor- ion wa d to duty with the Ishthmian canal commission and in ) was sent to Central American he most stirring part of the Scor- ‘s service be 908 when was ordered to Co itinople as ring the World 1 in the Golden tors who, mistaking her i vacht, tried to W On six occasions bombs «ll within 50 feet of the At Near East Relie close of the war, the Scor- igned to work with the food commission in its ution to the starving of the r Admiral Bristol re- little craft At the 2 to the hles. 1 in Turkish when shy periodic the Med sea. On | d orders to return . arriving in this | d of Commander | the Black 1 the Adri port under com » H. A. Jones on July 11. nd college em to . marchi €S in goo . Scorpion in uniso uppose 1s ¢ ing scctions don’ to any great us consid | monize uncer gave regarding colleges in gener: P dope out of the and we peaking™ came - after awhile orchestra, meanwhile g to Vineent. Vhere is My his ukulele 1 entertain Ithough we detected old ones in the group. played well, so which came Aol presented a rmonic oiperator, whoever he knew his stuff, we'il free of charge Inetrumental quar ritain held 0 ist night done in the Iy to merely men- | come- | had that L SHOP THE See Friday’s Heraid for Extraordinary Announcement ? M. C. Sovercign, D. Borden who owned the | which later became the was the owner of the| srican Printing company and its 4 cloth mills in Fall River Mass, Oldest House Tm;‘ Down for Garage| Y., Oct. 27 (A —The | a suburb of this | down to make age. It was erected hompson in 1800 and at | s a blockhouse for pro- | inst the Indians. 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