New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1927, Page 18

SATURDAY, Eastern Standard Time, NOTE — Asterisks denote best Pro- ams of the I New Engléfid Stations Hartford—5 v orche —WDRC, New Haven— BO—WICC, Brid, port—266 v day 3 Mer W H00—W B! 's orch ; missing pe 10—DBancroft d; 11—News bulle 820—W 3—Same as WT. 7:32—Parker House orch 3—From W 10—Crulsing the Alr 10:05—News dispatches 850—WNAC-WBIS, Boston—181 12—Luncheon music 13:45—Request record selections and | * Shopping News 1:35—Football songs, dle —Harvard-Yale football game enbourg Sinfonians | 5—Meyer Davis "Le Paradis band” | ¢—The Juvenile Smilers | 6:30—Perley Stevens' orchestra 7—Jacques Renard orchestra 7:30—P@siness talk 0—Planist 1:50—Stories from New history $—Program 8:30—To be announce 10—"Le Paradis Band 11:05—Morey Pearl orchestra 800—WJAR, Providence—375 1:05—Al Williams' orch.; weather at 1:30— 9:50—Weather; football scores $—same as WTIC $—Time New York Stations B570—WNYC—520 an Neuman, pi: alarms; ferr : double quartet —Football results 1 band 0—Public School Athletic league incent Bach, trumpeter bout Our Government man, pianist Joe and E 1 England schedules | 13— | 9:35—Chelsea concert mus rank Farrell's orc Dinner music 6:55—Football scores sea Islanders t Radio Audl. 8:30—The High Jinkers g—Correct time irst act of “A Connecticut direct from the stage orchestra 11—Cass Hagan's orchestra 660—WJZ—154 5—Yoeng's orchestra ‘Weather reports —same as WTIC :30—Manhattan trio g's orchestra Correct. time ootball scores —Astor orchestra same as WTIC «5—Victor Herbert’s musical com edy, “It Happened in 2 ordland;" Jessica Dragonette and Colin O'Moore in the leading roles 10—Correct time 10—Dorothy Howe, muted trumpets 1n:30—Keystone Duo Summer music soprano, with 395 | Cotton P Jest 600—WBAP, Fort Worth—3500 lay school lesson s WIZ S10—WDAFR, Kansas City—370 1w as WJ Vopular m.—Nigl 750—WCCO, Ming ollet hotel Paul A rs Same Harold Veo's orchestra Eastern Stations WOR, Newark— . St Louis—515 s WIZ s WEAP Through the Static for the evening pre to give you sout. There was Very ports some Paterson—291 t static, practically no noise b4 tions broadcas in gett and we r re rn Sport ital nder n, music 16y e o slow stride Ver, almost mid-sun was conce wo or three o experienc eption, during Elk tertainment ——(ondoliers 1120—WWREL, Woodside, 6—Hour of Musi 15—Berkeley t tenor; a Girt orc sino orche 1 io pros 590—WO0O, ~Grand organ ~WOO trio 740—WFI, Philadelphia—105 n ensemble e as WTIC &pering orchestra {as volume hour or things picked up it to (¢ L. 1.—208 fir however, wers nd other poil jtrouble at all o« . o sudden drop | Y the the air last 1l the re- able to res planist hestra, ) . WJZ took unknoy nographers were orn | ning, with the result t generatives in the city started wail- |ing and howling, they missed it so. k we ma 1 short tl wesence of one Philadelphia—508 and trumpets lone here hail- all wrong, 1 with ographers of- program, ol Topular selections. | ted, with vocal 5 clls,” you know how goes — tum-tum-ta-ta-tum-tee-ta tum-tee-dub, well it sounded pretty good to us. Then Helen Clark, con- | tralto, sang “Dear, On a Night Like |'This.” Lovely, lovely. Only in the middle of the song the station went {off the air and came back some where along toward the end of the |first part of an orchestral selection. AS 1 no explanation for leaving the air was given. We became so in- dig » left right away. The | station behaved itself fairly well, ading hardly any. e 9 From the s —Adelphia Whispering orchestra | 590—WIP, Philadelphia—508 1—Organ recital rhe Royal Ramblers 6:10—Dinner music 7—Bedtime story §—Concert 8:30—Morning Sip Period 9—Recital by artists 0—Orpheon mixed qua —Kenton's dance orchestra 11:05—Organ recital tlantic City—273 Trio ide port talk Seaside trio 1100—WPG, Atlantic City—27 6:45—Organ recital 9—With Norman Brokenshirc . e orchestra and re much appreciat- That popular WEAR | Graham McNumee, us last evening r of delightrul sc- 10—Casino_dance orche: 10:30—sStudio recital 11—Follies orchestra 11:30—Dance orchestra | feature, with 790—WGY, Schenectady—380 | didn't disappoir :30—Stock, cotton, grain reports | providing a numbe |lections for our interested enrs. | Handel's *Largo,” together with “Gypsy Dance.’ were two of the | numbers. That group certainly gets | the benefit of perfect broadeasting. . . WL, Paul R music in a Chic chool if that's of interest to ¥ | presented a talk on “The Apprecia- tion of Music.” The address was of 1y instructive nature, and vas quite strong. WGN, Chi- cago, was also loud. We heard ne items at one time and later we heard nd Henry in on their reg- ular evening discour: . e inu- Cavalie | ed, from WTIC 6:30—Dinner music :30—Same as WEAR 11—Romano's orchestra 990—WGR, Buffalo—303 —Same as WEAT 1080—WHAM, Rochester— ~Onondaga_dinner music 8 From tor of ¥ The Pop Twins udio program ews briefs 11—Hughie Barrett's orchestra 580—WCAE, Pittsburgh—517 —Song hits 0—Carleton Terrace orchestra Dinner concert ank Maggio's orchestra 30—MacSweeney Pla —Piano recital §:30—Program 10:30—Dance program 950—KDKA, Pittsburzh—316 55-—Theatrical calendar G--Time; football scor 5 —Football scores “Time; University of Pittsburgh address, Causes of American Re olution Home Radio club oncert ame as WTIC 10—Weather; football scores Southern Stations The Vac Twins from WDZ The through in excellent Happy?' and “Tt Day 1s Done” H vo of the sclections. WABC, ng boxing bouts, almost ri- {valed its neighbor, WBZ, for ex- | treme volume. station shape. I E band o« e wk, with dance music; and, with the Anglo-/ . Chicago, with Al WOR, N WTAM, Cle | persians; WH ‘arney at the go, with a young WEAF, New York | emy of Political Sclence | WSAI Cincinnati, with Ray ‘ 2 incomparable orchestra, anc Baltlmore—288 | /s go, with dance music, others we heard. . lady violinist with the Acad- program; | Mille WOK were | 1050—WBAL, §:30—Dinner orchestra 30—Jubilce singers “Orchestral program ame as WJZ 10—Municipal band 630—WSB, Atlanta—i176 thanks! —P, That's all for today, : e 760—WHN- ws bulleting uart Radio Hour ordham V8. ball game Dave Brothers' C —“Darling of the Alr Bob L nES Alexan ble Grorgetown legians rsto s review letins crican Mome 3 neral )—Arlie ( iz Time, news, racing Instrumental ensen Vocal ensemble Table hints irroll 10—Harold Veo orchestra Helen Jacobs, violin tional Nights— Mexico 15— :30—Biltmore Peerless Entertain ers ime as W i HARTEORD HIGH 1S HERE TODAY (Continued From First Page) | 1C | 1cert —WDOD, Chattancoga—246 100l lesson en ensemble i | noise will arise from the assembled { throats from the minute the game 650—WHAS, Loulsville—161 it is finally brought to Sl starts until Real Test for Both \me is the real test of the both t 1t is a pre- ed fact t ter how or how of the might yre 10- intel- one 580—WMC, Memphls—517 me as WIZ Memphis Plectrum orchestra 880—WSM, Nashville—342 I ackson hote estra ime a8 WTIC ume as WIZ Barn dance ms at no v poor eithe have been day's g no matter wh Jectual or physical superiority appears to have over the other, tter how the public sentiment | by season for ordal good ms 15. ore! bef pro Western Stations icago—5 am (2 hrs) Co musical progr »s are wiped out nimates the pi the tradition bits on Congress Carnival $20—WEBH-WJID, Chic almer House orchestrs cal hour Hous: Edgewater 1 80—WGN-WLIB, Chicago—306 1y whe field the heer vort be- urging lend is poss progra \ch ¢ n crowds Nattily and sections, anee ctive i spectators to support ire W Men, wom 1 with joy | Sl who old. o n ¢ gane, Savag ry play and with every ing of hold an invader GT0—WMAQ-WQJ, Chicago—i17 36—*"On With the Dance” 30-—Prog he strai Stevens hotel orchesty T00—WLW, Cincinnati—izs [nstrumental trio s WJZ Studio feature Henry Theis' orclistra —WTAM. Cleveland—100 IFlash Indians Cavaliers ndering Minstr —Iur East orchestr 800—WOC, Davenport— e men who tip ind one of the A 152 pounds. feson is New Britain's he | man, tipping the scales at Every member of N RBritain ' High school's backficid weighs less | men, | Captain aviest cighs KUliE el T Grip Sowka organ; WBBM, Chi- headlinesman, Howarth; the brid ently Louis Landino, ighs just 130 fullback, Jackic ur Sev on the ts to e England Again Must Determine “The Right to Kill"— New (ase Appears in C Into Death of Man who Died From Poison. 19 (P n to ent’s life has T. Simpson nd, Nov. I 1o of the question— has arisen in an 1th of John Rob- had n and heart son dropsy r found that Robinson h: DOCTOR ALLOWS SUFFERING PATIE «i| -TO DIE TO ESCAPE GREATER MISERY Orville tent in Life Seriously Charles J {ident in 149 Brother, Blow. H. M. Morrison, president in 19 s chosen to on “Tria We Have m.” president in Are We Human?” president in Ime will r, who wi discuss pr who talk on “Bl oroner’s Investigation vill speak on “A Ira C. Bol taken poison and, in view of the was pres- esi- | will - discuss Association! 1 “Purc dwith, last virman of the n n will be th purchasing year's is ¢ ow, associati Britain of Smithsonian Tns 2 to find the American ons ori mplete skel elephant. In- alres have ton of an skel en discovered. complete 1 1in At pain Robinson had suffer the past and would suffer in the ture if he lived ided counterac Dr. Simpson ¢ make no attempt to the effects of the poison “I thought the best ti let him die,” he told the coroner It impossible to remove the poison from his stomach and, had it been otherwise would he to tore him would have only en misery 2 was to was 1 s lifc GIFT (HAIR TAKES FOUR | JOHN NEWELL Hartford Coach * IVES FOR MURDER Jersey Quartet Executed lor Slaying Aged Paymaster 10 () ar-old Newark N. J., Nov Four captured and 1 ymaster, who were following drunken of their holdup car chauf- v tress, wor prison here protesting 3 God.” nt to their deaths fter Governor A. had r last min- | nging to an end the ed for the group The execu- st re delay the governor. ts and Methodist | :d the killers to ex- last the state ally nnoc W utes T Moore thin Harry sed lute reprie I > conduc |for more than a y were originall ut granted by tholic pri ccomy chair. Joseph nd |tions {day nigl pit ! Two ( nini the (“Big Joc") Juliana died followed by Christo- Joseph (“Little Joe Juliano, and Louis (“Kid Ruff") Capozzi, who were convicted with im on Dceember Robert iliott, who put to dea 1cco and at the ewitch in the first, @ was pher nzetti, was dcath house The four uted obert Boudreau, a course of a holdup led George Condit and 'd, Joseph P. Duff. They escaped with the Reid Ice Cream company payroll of $13,500 nd checks. Boudreau, who after talking to a wait- the round-up of the men, with chaufteur, in shot and wounded GEORGE M. CASSIDY ! New Britain Coach New ean Haven in cash : was arres cansed ng. Boudreau, who turned state’s llowed to plead guilt murder and was peniten- evi- ice was to cond degree | tenced to 18 years in the tiary. Sricson Andrews Cutler . < nuie YOUR DAD’S HAIR IS TURNING GRAY {Why Shouldn’t He Keep Up Appearance—Abreast of | The Times? | | er Pitney . Dobkin | . Toot WEALTHY MEN TAKE I CARE OF THEIR HAIR ifin | and Bell . ..v n mects them folks he's nd hat 1 unco ed Kenney | less his soc wsid in Re Cook; ige, Sexton umpire, Cs leek, well groc an ean, sets oft their daughter of Lea's H it mto his scalp v a couple weeks jus lustre and o PLAI (Continued from Ps Probably local 1 NVILLE NEWS the gre will 1 in Can bout town. number of Yale dandruft peo; a just o 1 H g RECORD CROWD 58 WEST MAIN ST. 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