New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1927, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, L | | 90—WGY, Schenectady—380 ing through the evening, in as satisfactory as they were | rv;:(r'tlf'(. cotton and grain mar- | «pich the station hopes to present | Week-cr Hotel Onondaga orchestra the et —Same ax WEAF new Heore a pleasant New Year. 2—Hotel Ten Eyck orchestra |gram h » * (Albany) Year's Mardi Gras | Thats all for today, thanks! 1. 270—WHAM, Rochestcr—280 | Who in Radfo.” At 7:30 o'clock| —P. E. L. 7 "lano music | WOR will present Larry Siry d —_— 3 4 7“'"'”l“‘:)‘"“l\“'\m”" = his orchestra from one of the New | SATURDAY. Time, Astor ¢ s Y s York restaurants, and from then on ! S s WTIC 1—News briets T Keystone Duo, with the |11:05—Barrett orchestra the station will continue without in- | Ea v standard Time Ball: = = s | 990—WGR, Buffalo—303 terruption to broadeast su 'r‘.w\wl_\'J Ho 1 the Mer-|8-12—Same as WEAKF all its various dance orche Cor NOTE — Asterisks denote best Pro- — [trary to eustom, no time table has | arams Of eIy N s Western Stations been prepared. 1f gaiety at one place | N car's ervic o 2gins to show signs of a temporary | e - | o T I cessa he station will switch 1o . H W—WTIC, Hartford— i X —WTAM, Cleveland—i100 ssation, t W o d M T i " Gt ¢ artford i TH0—WOL oo orahsstra some other point where th e WALTOLS A0 orrison ‘1ie 1or 3 1 Hi orcke stra more lively. There will not be a mm‘t g 5 AL 1 i I « uw 1 ent. Everyth 3 e £pon- | « " L] o EI S ol B Honors in First Round N : ! > taneous. Many artists will be heard | Harvey as WEAL informally studio and S T T utTie s Minstrels any dance of will also | Eroe Dee, 81 B — The & 2 | D orchestra heard from the about round of qualifying play for M sante or $30—WSAI, Cincinnati—361 2] Palos Verdes open g N ! Sesstons S ey found three professio f ] r par while an- Studic = . ith a card of —WLW, Cincinnati—i28 . dis Grand Rapids, f 5 : » who enjoy staving S 2 S \ hooked up wit orrison, local . jonal, tied for first honors 1650 i lay with 6. Harry Cooper and MONDAY AT WTHC ~ 11—Dance music jon will Loose, both of Los Angel: n R e 30—WWJ, Detrolt—353 rture at 1 70 and 71 respectively. \‘ C s v Colle me as WEAF o'clock, but WTIC will not Martin of Reno and Jack rks Studio pro 1lio prog | hookup until 10:30 0" ncino, Cal, made it in = s 3 T e j Rolfe, Vincent Lope Alameda, Cal; Ol 1 Southern Stations land Cass Hagan, all laying at their Cal, and Dall b st i - respective dance pi es, wit b Corona, Cal, had 13 ¥ N \ Veek-enders 1050—WBAL, Baltimore—28¢ | heard during the v Proad- forimy Armour, W ngton, 1 e Christmas carols WTIC will sto ionul open champion, took T4 us \ J 810 WAMOA—3%0 g ristmas carol > tional oy hamplon, took ¢ i Wt om |%:30—Dinner orchestra Hotel Bond at 10 o'clock, R e e ey W ) T0—Jubilee Singers {hour of music. Much of the wur title holder; Joe Turnesa 7 FPunsters -\"\'1"1']”” W\’\KH‘M | preliminary to grecting the v Mancro of New York, Al F: A I s TWO — RADIO :""Irm\““l be heard by the radio au-}515050 and Georse Wright of Chi- : e i s | 610—WRC, Washington—i69 | ° Sl it G 1 |6—Same as WEAR | 1, and Eric Ban- L — Bible | WGBS, New an infc it me as WTIC mal program or 11 o'clock. It will the & \ - G Mark's or |sometime after and y nest | ( features will be presented. Danes hicago N OWEAT 50—WEAA, Dallas—545 music, studio offerings, musical con a8 5 18 The: music Sl e T g 1 2 istin e heard. A microy ! 1 Jou |7 ) iristine 040—WFLA, Clearwater—288 | 1o “riot “g 0 o Ind, and Al 1 « —St. Petershurg program Elgin, IIL. 5 weat : dio and will hang out pathes t crowd on Broadwiy 6 (el 1gul Eo ‘ \ orting BEOAGWE) T p Rev. J. S e s Isible for listeners to hear imutte, Lim. ks at| ] Time; servie. caused by the ce : I De la $60—TGBS—340 i i ot Neck. Willis Hunter, r 1 Seriptirs readings, Soprano | e | fornia open champion, turned in a FO—W A, Storr—ii 1 | There will be other features for l"‘ i 5 : ) i : listeners tonight, tomorrow and| Another 18 holes tomorrow will U Seh N IR aredieonEs . Monday. We only hope wn.\mum|com;m--, qualifying play, with the roar's Eve 0—WSB, Atlanta—176 | N | Drogram | Sunday school lesson | \ 1130—WICC, Bridzeport 266 M to- i io. The W | of the crowd ting on S | Broadway will also be heard . 326 2 ¢ b . sport resume of 900—W BZ. Springiicld—333 VIZ o Caldwell, songs W i s sbu all ) s g ¢ Year's party, 2 E Ben Bernie's onchestra Sio P 9— RRomero and Davidson, duets ; nan Bros., piano ducts Tim s —WPCH—326 i1 Iy's or um p i, piano ! inath Maitra, Rer 5 talk (w and Rosenthal, piano duets I'rof. Moller, Spa D AT Rz t Lowe, humor 2 W7 9 ) N | @ . : ; Mtethad Eastern Stations S90—\VCSi, Portland—508 | 1020—woDnA, Paterson—201 S voathe Jost 1 Prolice alarms 1:1 Merchants' program Tini WIAG, Worcester—317 piano L Frolic =N to ubsent hrothers G6T0—WI.LT Elks’ toast Intertainment “lio Gondoliers )—WNJ, Newark—268 Boston—118 A Newark—268 program G30—\W N\ AC-W S, Boston—161 . tion New York Stations Ashuey Park—210 WY C—526 BRNOLE i \ i 1370—WKEBO. 1300—WOKO. Peekskill—216 T10—W L Philadelphia—105 830—WOO, Philadelphia—349 and T SG0—W 1P, Philadelphia—349 3 : Wi 050—KDKA, Pittshurgh—316 GOO— WAL =151 ; G ! i Rad ) B, Pisbuirch—a6 1 W S ) recital So—Swmmary of prograims | Dinc nteresting fea- noise | | (Concert as WTIC : 4 Tt 780—KTHS, Hot Springs—384 9:30—Artist concert | 10—Dance music cw Year's Eve Party 890—WSM, Nashville—337 8—Same as WTIC | 10—Barn dance pwwd 7 SAVINGS BANK OF NEW BRITAIN Organized 1862 “ Resources Over $22,000,000 | { A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Last night ions like iily Parti ening offered ) {volume, with no static and no other rence. There was great clar- and depth of tone. Later ed a bit of statie, vol- r g not so much. Then hout 11 o'clock, the whole blamed | | shootin’ match broke loose, Static | like you never heard before; volume |unprecedented; code to beat all get | out; little fading; spreading of s b 'S @ summar; was divided into gec- | one of the well known The first part of the y heavy on, | Some of the more powerful sta- did considerable spreading. We noticed that 11 o'clock {WADB(, New York, for instan {took in about five points on the dials. WEAI was all over the map wvas WLS tions Chicago. If there | | had been no s late in the eve- | ning, it would been a glorious windup, but the static was every bit | 15 loud as the stations and it was | nd so tie } A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK of the broken-up, corn meal, crashy variety. It was found everywhere, | S | | [y o s R A depositor in this bank receives all the benefit brondeast channels? 1t seems that |l from the earnings of his deposit. None of these interference from code trans- | earnings are paid to stockholders, for there are no stockholders. nitters becomes greater every eve- ning we listen in. Last night it was | | almost unbearable, . . o Save today and enjoy the benefits of your sav- ings in the future. 5% INTEREST did was dash around the n't seem to get inter- any one program last night L the Citles Service Happiness Boys, from | °, provided interesting mater- | for the home-body. We decided a wanderer and so we wan- afield in search of som.- . We didn't find it, by the | All we group | Being Paid on All Deposits Open Monday Evenings—7 to 8:30 o . e 12 o'clock we br KOA, Denver, for 1t ny days. A dance or- 4 1 be heard now and as the static paused for breath. music also heard nt weksonville, Florida, which next door to WLS, Chi- N was MOORLAND FARM g0, where we heard a sports Te- | view of the past year. Others on the | ST GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK A, WGY, WRC, WAIU, Wiz, | o e The Best Milk Sold in the City WDRC, KDKA, WABC, WNJ, WHT, | ; i} = o o Wt Absolutely safe. Raw milk confaining all the vitamines. WNAC, | Costs more, worth mor b owie ! | we R k, has announced | TEL. 3910 vature for this evening, « is a continuous one | NOTICE All deposits made on or before Wednesday, January 4th, will draw interest from January Ist. 5% INTEREST being paid SAVINGS BANK of NEWBRITA - - will have v |posts, and Riff Hoffmar IBER 31, 1927. 64 scorers competing over the | @ ole route Sunday. | T the links stars put in a ¥, they diverted their atten- . from the course long enough 'to perfect a new g organization known as the Association of Tous nament golfers. It is comprised of leading professionals and has as objective arrangement of a seri matches starting in November wd continuing until April of each Announcement year. Tommy Armour was elected president, Hal Sharley, Nowark, N | J., golf writer, was name Ary-treasurer and manager. WINNER IN DOUBT | Football Progmosticators Anxious to seere- Burrell & 0’Donnell, 92 See Pittshburgh Panthers in Prac- tice Session. Announce the Opening of Offices on January 3, 1928 Pasadena, C: Deec. 31 B—Toot- ball prognosticators having had a at | glimps f “Pop' Warner's stal SR e ; NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK BLDG. 10 see what {making their fin t look like } forecasts as to New Britain, Conn. Telephone 5489 ?;‘1‘4..;”1\‘:?1\“ r»\lr:,rh‘n East-West clash |pyGonen dock sutherland, the|§ GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE workouts n several shor I hefore meeting the several route, SURETY BONDS MORTGAGES drills her men from Stan- Warner's first team yesterday was composed of Captain McCreery at James A. O'Donnell, |eent Robesky and Post B 2 [Freeman and Sellman ¢ Arthur E. 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