New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1927, Page 36

(O 1 = FRIDAY Fastern Standard Time. NOTE — Asterisks denote best Pro- grams of the Day. New England Stations 560—WTI( Dinne How 1’ ll.’\rlfun!—.v.w m WE Move to Market e rni his orchestru from WAL nd wea .nm—\\lm( New Have AL ter. rom WMCA 214 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927. THE AIR —_— cbird orchestra. Eastern Stations 860—W AAM. Newark—310 ter organ 1020—WODA, Paterson—201 rs orchestra. at Home orchestra own's orchestra 30—W h\\\ M, Ashury Park—361 le quartet Dance program. 990—WOAL San Antonio—303 30—Ah Ha club entertainers. Through the Static | - There was plenty of volume last ic playing a minor proceedings, for re scemed to be lots available and we moved looking for information and We managed to find station interference hoth- d considerable and we found ling was also a factor to contend | with . Of course, the hig feature of the evening was the Navy Day program Washington, ~ broadeast by in conjunction with er stations. The program opencd a stirring rendition of the fa AT Anchors Aw avy Band orchest on' that has proved !'the microphone on sion. Curtis D, of the navy, was t wTIC NBC with more tha Wilbur, & length on We left y Wilbur was speaking. The ogram came through well, at least the start of it did. It might have originated in the WTIC studios, it was that clear and unhampered by buzzes, hums or other things. as Johnny Johns ns will broadeast n‘ ough WEAL 30 o'clock, 0. Several other engaged and en in the New Britair r through st featy new featu notice of near futu fans w nea m thanks! P. E That's all for today, FINDS SHE' SISTER OF EAWOUS ACTRESS Obscure Woman Made Sole Heir fo $15,000 Estate 25 () the 10t Oct An : ional s—whom tt Had it not been trivial however, rently pl through res Adam, Clara His arches of George Morris' biograph- characterized by | 15 the most pe. ingenious he had ever from a diary en- med bank account metery and pension city directories, news- policemen, expressmen Ma er. and nitress, When Mrs. Burtis was asked why had mot visited her sister and mother if she had suspected the she replied: heard C Was grow- and was sick, 1 yearned her but 1 never did. I could ove that I was her sister. 1 not know that I was. I could tell how I would be recelved.” The father of Clara Morris was u smith tur cab-driver, he a cook and servant in Toronto, Ont. As a baby lo, where sh onship, on 1 lind her was born 1s Buf “lara farch 17 it to was acing of the family the father desert- v when Clarx was less nd Eliza nine adopted b: Burt, in whose her mother left her. In Cleve- in 1552, the mother was en- nurse to a family named | who took her daughter. to their hearts. It was at leveland that Clara made her vzo debut Mrs. Burt, E ¢d. Burt cond tes, s foster mother, married again and his fe and his foster child live Whep The Rotary Ash Sifter And Barrel Combination $5.00 ROCHESTER BRAND A combination of strength—efficiency—economy. Heavy galvan- ized—large capacity. Gauranteed to work and keep on working. “KEYSTONE” RUGG SHOVEL Long hickory handle. 11! in. blade. An all ’round shovel. Not many left ............ 50C DETROIT BLOW TORCHES 10¢ b, 1 t ity. Patches any (:;IAI all holes— quar e $3‘50 waterproof, weatherproof, 5 Ib. Regma”y $5.00 ........ cans to 25 Ibs. y & CLINTON ROOF CEMENT Silk Fibre—Elastic We notfced that the battery was cned led to in harmony to we left lived out her life in her ¢ i So we quit shortly before 11 Side tenement, But don't go v cause of poverty ¢ 1 L n New York. we have the early ever . month pension paid for ion in tk to spe; ut. husband’s Civil sth New ¥ reports. | LRI Durvea Zouaves, That fellow Ji . In 1907 a p 1 WBZ under the headi to his widow, Capers,” provided one of this, with wl r piano recitals that hhors could give, have had the good fortune to n Mrs. Burtl ndowed with a keen sense n he was able to make the out of his hand, not an we you, “Under a number that allows for with i weaken CLOTHES DRYERS Wood or steel pole— collapsible — 135 feet of hanging space. Regularly $12.00 ........ $8c90 PATENTED WASTE RECEPTACLE For the kitchen. Foot pedal. Regularly $2.75 . $ 1 \75 “Lamco” Underground GARBAGE RECEPTACLE Sanitary—odorless—convenient. 5 gal to 15 gal. capacity. PERFECTION OIL Il sizes—extra reservoir. HEATERS wicks—extra .Socony brand, Rurtis served witn Civil war with volunteers and He died in ision was grant- Burtis Springfield—333 lock v orchestra S0, ing bulletins Dinr Vhi music. T war ser >, market s orchestra. mmie McManus, room tha a home, H consi Mrs more her mentary of the he Burtis in a hovel testimony 590—WOO, Philadelphia—508 7:30—WOO trio. rvice talk. COLLINS AXES —extra wedges 31b. to 4 b, at M at than ev phers, from WIZ. | = i , “Hysterla. World with Deane |9—WOO orchestra. —WOO Operatic ensemble. \g recital by Euterpian BROOMS— MOPS— MOP WRINGERS— BROOMS— AN BROOMS— RAY IN WRONG 14, TIL, Oct —A re- been v Gov 1y, whom & non-support has 1 JOIE Surro N declar Morris er ¢ sigi and fication of Mrs Lowe's Owl. sole and , missing persons. H0—WGY, Sche ock reports; ne arm school 1 pro astman the ed by him, as Little Gypsy Swe | From WJZ which came through much like it used to hefore it got sore because WEAF had boosted its e | power, came the mellow tone Southern Stations [organ’ played at one of fhe larger S hotels in New York city. “Midnight . Baltimore—283 1s” (Belies, it you choose) and rtet. lhr' Ros: were two of the num- steady and clear, | l’hm!un its volume, for some r on ] r, doesn't compare with that ’ I | “LAWNVAC” (Registered Brand) imported rakes, copper riveted; lasts for scasons.—60c. §—Theater hour and his orchest FOOD CHOPPERS Sturdy, handsome—self opener—easy to clean. Equipped with $2 75 drip pan .. BUSHEL BASKETS ..$1.25., Rackrirre/Bros. Paint — 7—Jacques Renard 7:30—Horoscope u‘\h 40—Pianis 5 sditorial review of the week. | \ | | Of course we have fit. Ask for anything that might be carried in the leading hardware establishment. nd of Taltimore. Asheville—297 “Once Upon Nfunicipal T . 10—Municipa Tl 1010—WWNC, OE WA, 5—Aunt Ne ll Time.” T—iKenilworth orchestra. 20—WDOD, C hattanooga—2135 7:45—Iarm Flashes | $=Hotel Patten ensemble. §:30—7Ifour of ly\\l\h 1to. 5 Chain program from WOR; De- pendable Hc G 10—Musical Album hour, WOR. Dance music. 0—WEEI, Boston—148 Sositions | wante marke news; lost and foun —Joe Rines and hi —News; highway *|' The Comtort Hour from 7:3 cach Thursday through from W |wric. B. A cians, provide s during the period, helping matters along | | considerably. “Volga atman,” | |“Bells of St. Mary” and “Blue | be Waltz' re presented in a | htful manner, accompanied b ly delightful announcements. P which, by the to § o'clock B and | musi- 0 You'll get it here. ev, We dcliver anything you anywhero you sa buy Oak Handles . orchestra. bulletin, lxmlulllk——ml et acola—219 v+ v DOES that bathroom need res finishing again? This time do it the easy way with PEACOCK LACQUER AS BEAUTIFUL AS (177 THE NAME IMPLIES PRAL el R AN A/ ., violin. W estern Stations e | though we m 0—KIFRX- m W, Chlcago—>526 | jrogram em ing from WJZ and shared by WBZ. We moved over | !to WSM, Nashville, where the An- | | drew Jackson orchestra played, by | | request, “When Day Is Don. P 7 . | vocal chorus. T number Look tor s Peacoty honey to our way of tt g. | Dries in 20 Minutes ~ Washable as Tide . No Need to Remove the Old Finish rl , was broadeasting | More Durable Than Paint or Varnish i H','}’;,‘”,“f.',m,"n"i('i“,‘,t LAl S peavTirur Blue and White Bathroom. Or, those b o e e A delicate Grays, Tans or Greens. In fact, Pea- | phony. The talk was int tock Lacquer comes in all Beauriful Colors, four | but the station faded and away Stains and Clear. Quarter-pint to gallon size cans, | went. AL offered its dance or- | chestra, the o nization playing | “Yesterday” and, es we allow that | chance for a very pocr pun to slip by, we hasten to tell you a few thin about Ilv‘- future. ar progr: ams e . WMAQ-WQI Chteago—4dT | y4 gcomg that WTIC has engaged ik Chapman's orch ral new featur r the coming Program. =g !inonths. Van and Schenck, inter- B30-SAVSALy f'"""""" o ationally known harmonists, will | ‘l “\‘; heard through that station each | Wednesday o'clock | beginning next The | ol broadeasting of i vy shows J0GOWATT, Columbus—289 ht to a close, beginning | —Orchestra v evening. Bill Davis and Don Rice. Walter Telling Trio. orohe as WNAC rtfo considerably, al- e ged to hear part of §—Organ rec 1 al, Frank Ste J] {40—Radio for: st and weather. | 5% Hardware — Glass — Sash — Doors — Interior Trim Agricultural and Builders’ Supplies PARK STREET — TEL. 5000 — BIGELOW STREET ',II'-\\' !Ii. (hh ,u)— 66 dio program. | ch music. | ‘ WOT ldwards. 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