New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1927, Page 36

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FRIDAY Eastern Standard Time NOTE — Asteriks denote best Pro- grams of the Day. New England Stations 560—WTIC, Hartford—530 aura C. Gau pianist. ~Mother Goose 500—WDRC, New Haven—268 WMCA. S—Hour of u 1dio progr —To be annc e 900—WBZ. Springfield 1 rkets. y's orchestra Mixed guartet. 7:30—Statler ensemble, om i Ar- orchestra. Missing persons. 580—WTAG, Worcester—51% Weather. News. An Old-fashioned CHALLENGE ‘, 'I‘I)ll and again, Zenith has published this unwavering challenge to the world of radio: “Under identical circumstances and conditions, and uhng our mnmu lwdtbm fi 0 ance in quality or quantity of tone; selecticity: sensitivity; ; ease operation; precision of mans- Amnndgmpcml uv/.lldpcr- formance.” The challenge stands today as it has stood from the begin- ning—so long as Zenith es ndm it will ie the best radio. Zenith is the only radio set that McMillan would take to the Arctic. Zenith is the holder of the world's long distance record— Japan to New Jersey. Zenith has been first in most of the important developments in radio—25 original mechanical and electric achievements that have revolutionized radio. That is why Zenith is the most logical choice in radio. Model 11. The famous Zenith 6-tube chassis beentifully finished cabinet. Price, battery operated, $110. Electrically opevated, $175. / - RADIO 16 Models— 3 different circuits—6, 8 and 10 Tubes - Loop, antennaor antennaless, Battery or Electric - §100 to $2500 Licrnsed enly for Radie emacenr, experimentel and broadcast reception For Sale At These Dealers HENRY MORANS & SONS, 265 Main St New Britain F. G. BASSLTT, 188 Main St., Bristol THE GOULD CO. Southington. Wholesale Distributor MACKENZIE RADIO CORP. 1225 Broadway New York Phones: Chickering 1 WIZ, | u |5—Riccardo Sodero’s orchestra. 11-12—Concert sextet, 1 B3586-8387-8388 . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, udio program Same as WTIC waiian Serenaders. 361—WCSH, Portland—830 an- from WOR. Auto club New York Stations HT0—WNYC—5 Allce Nichols, pia ) Market high sp Piano selectiorn 30—French lessou man SOngS. France is a Republic,” , musicale, Mohr, soprano; , tenor. g and olling. lolph Jmkown Subway violinist ulil—\\l AF— 4—Dinner music. usical Miniatures. ongs of vn» city. 35—Financial summa ~Hall's orc Time. Orl etold (l\ur()p~ " by 30—Same as WBZ. 4—New Record Boys and Accordion. 5:30—Democratic campaign, Gover- nor Smith, speaker. 10:30—Time. Maurice Tyder and string trio. ndo's orchestra. ools 760—WHN—395 30—Uncle Robert's Pals. 30—Qrchestras. 11—Orch¢ '~h. s, 810—WMCA—307 er review. Happy Girl.” lden's orchestra. adio Jacks. il lard Bess. ms, ukulele. Soloists. )—Political meeting. —Harmony team. —Joe Ward's orch 860—WGBS—: e Gechee. s dan Bernard, e orches "0-—“ I—Mooney, Brennan and Shaw, harmony. House Tonight. sign: r Leonard's dance orchestra. 970—WRNY—309 1020—WGT—201 gogue services, racing. trio. HT0—WEBJ—216 s orchestra violinist, piano. Easte;nWStation 710—WOR, Newark—i22 hour. Toeh & WNAC. bulleting Wonderland Jope's orchestra Edward [seman ]rv]]my Market hour, 1070—WNT. Sery Newark—280 program Harry Meschel violinist ino; baritone; tenor Jack HO—WP. AP, arnal celehrities ;_.\\nn\ Paterson—291 s of the day. talk jans; harmony y devotional servi rmonizers. t0-—Dance music. n"t ~WBKN, Brooklyn—268 ndolin duet yxing forecast. Society orches I—WWRL, Woodsid 10—Soprano; musical saw. Harry and ° —Franklin Four. Baritone. yrchestra nu.s—\\lu\\;l —Hour of Asbury Park—26: usic 590—WOO, Philadelphia—308 30—WOO trio S irities association W00 o W00 tic ensemble Euterpians Philadciphia—308 ~Livestoc Bedtime vy TI—WEIL Philadelphia—105 hia orche Me Anothe lHow Jack 1 H0—WH ARR. Atlantic L period produce markets. St Cit 00—WOKO, Peekskill—216 s WMCA —WGY, Schenectady—380 Farm school as WEAF. Rochester- dio music; news; 990—WGR, Buffalo— ; dance music )—KDKA, Pittshurgh—2316 Mime; markets. Theatrical calendar. lime; Pittsburg t tshurgh nual In Exhibition nt address: ternational M. C 1 s WIZ. . B. trio. cather; tin O—Dance Program 80—WCAL, Pittsburgh—517 J—Same as WEAF. s—Sunday school. Southern Stations 1050—WBAL, Baltimore—286 86—WBAL, Baltimore—10 f—8andman Circle. #:30—Dinner orchestra. ring quartets. 5 as WBZ. 34— Musical retrospect. 610—WRC, Washington—169 s as WEAF : Calvert ensemble. Same as WEAF. 600—WBAP, Fort Worth—500 variety musicale. ! 12—Concert. 600—WFAA, Dallas—500 st recital. —WSB, Atlanta—176 4 cert. 659—WHAS, Touisville—i61 ‘oncert; time announc ed. 780—KTHS, Hot Springs—! concert » music; songs. LA, Clearwater—366 her. and artists’ recital. Novelty. —HHK, Port au Prince—361 unhr\ln; selections. 5—Vocal selection: —Talk on Haiti and (French mental selections. ctions. ‘hmond—251 program. chmond orchestra. Western Stations AM, Dance orchestra. 10:30—Studio program. 11—Dance orchestra. 00—WL\W, Cincinnati—128 { market reports. < WIZ. 4 \nnouncement 830—WSAIL_Cincinnati—361 R WTIC, 6L Dinner) concer Same as WEA Musicale, (—Same a8 WEAT 910—WGHP, Detroit—319 —Dinner concert; news; Touring information; children’s t markets, r good radio even tremendous q > entered npon 1h rather difficult what wu ntitics. scene, mak- times to some of broad- extremely static was We had you did, s gol Most thro nd stations. rs came however, a negligibl do, do. L we wi . % WDRC excellen fo hou presents an am of phonograph m cry morning in th 1:45 o'clock. T in an intere acting ing announcer just froducing real stars ane stras. Request numbers yesterday and several sclections were off. Qe matter to turn on th while doing the there's the added ¢ having to change The annonncer does vou, by special permission National Toard of Iire Un- sting L simy io and listen vork. And ment of playing fn Wash lent entertain- % last evening. opened with of er's overtures and several new wers played, “The was one of them was one also. “Gateway The South” TESTING PLAN xperts New Britain Radio Service By M. . 4103 from 9 A, M. to 6 t had half a | WLS, Ch ront row to Maurie She wyed Only Hammer Values That Ring the Anvil of Approval Oc 84c S WRENCHES (_dlt‘qp fnr‘ggd)... 65(:9 $1 00 he.s'(.)tl“ Five $125 50c st A Real Buy! LITTLE GI 10 inch (81.00 value) 14 inch (regular $1.40) Other sizes propor N. & J. C0. CARD SHARPS o s T EAT TURKEY, REVIEW DUEL om WBZ and we at deal West from W, out fron Ro: Winners and Losers in Recent Con- test Forzet Rivalry Across Festive Board. Drop Forged, Guaranteed, 17/ lbs $1.25 Value, While we have them chor Brand g finished ard tabl hquet ti ate a turkey ch Hugh Cof ining team, and o led the looser: ¢ he con- mbers to by Stanton ente 16 oz. 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Chic Imported lawn riveted. o rake, copper He ard o ATKINS HAND SAWS— $8.90 (finger marked) at reduction of is the sale price of O'Hayer, superintendent Iso spoke briefly, wed interest in though, he Tt possibility of mer. ing a w the dinner a business was held followed by n good time, t surneyed out to the and Billies ana 1 over the STARRETT MICROMETERS— Discontinued models; 1 inch with ratchet stop; reg. $7.50 ir ¢ of microphones was place “CLOTHES DRYERS the stage, in ever: to insur ter where » a that cannot be purchased for t rec 5 less than $12.50 elsewhere, tion STANLEY RULE 6 feet folding ters. T} | B A This is the biggest, husiest and ) il b best place of its kind in this section—real values have made it so—we can prove it. Come in! Values everywhere you look. one plac though they thout rather of the sce ed music. Mr action of the opera in g ny side heard r n from W s KYW, Chicago; KDKA, WL, ati, some n parts rit explained the an interesting OIL. 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