New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1928, Page 20

[0'PR THURSDAY, ! Eastera Standard Time. NOTE. — Asterisks Denote Best Pro- |11 ig— grams of the day. New England States 360—WTIC, Hartford—536 ! program summary, in & program of | ture story with mu- “Sketches From round Sereendo: 30— omfort Hour (NBX Variety program t soprano. Leath, cc soloists (NBC) “apitol Theater program 5 The two men are lodged in Dan- ‘ = = ol bury dail with breaking, entering cars from WI WaCa v :‘\*”' e burglary., Underhill is proprie- WL, WNAC, WTAM and WHN. o, of u gas station on the Bethel 05—Mayrairs > g T S TADn. cau LOAC 5:30—Investment e Aye 1 that ,',h" \\":'(Ir’i ";‘ The Lreaks have been made for | Lovejoy and Carroll, pianos cil of Stevens Point, VI5g :1 in 7 the most part during the winter n Syncopators sed an ovdinance prohibiting the |y onpe when summer residence Russo, “Italian Epi- use of radio haitery ct TS OXCEDU pave heen vacant. The districts i ctween 3 a and 7 a. m. Violi- iy have been the scenes of the Morocca” tors are su to a fine of $100 OF | opperics are Bethel, Elmwood dis- ecita 30 days in jail. T ordianance re rict n, T d i 5 §:31—"Shall Jury Duty for Womin Fere LR et S RTIcE g oRsinston U R o it T:01— ten service Be Compulsory?’ Morris 1.. Ernsy Sulted from complaints HArE- Newtown, South Britain and Oxford. e 1dio progr: b R ers hindercd radio receptior Titus had had trapping lines g 3 s e A throughout this section and it is 9 . With that thought thought that the bheries | were SR c 1 rourht that the robberies wer e Eastern Stations loave you until tomorrorw committed while e was out looking \ orchestre P : fter his traps. Q00—WEZ, Springlicld—338 | 1020—WODA, Paterson—294 That's all for toduy A farge truck backed up to Un- | 20~ Time . e Y ; sport talk —P. K. derhill's house yesterday afternoon | & j=lindso s alleviRumbiors and carted off a huge load of loot, 0 HtED '{‘n“ lsworth Tompkins, baritone I BACK IN MAJORS including everything from a shot {10=—Myatic Caravan new National fzun to a child'e toy engine. Most uation in thel )" oo10hio) Rendezvous dire, Tirst broke into base- of the loot consisted of ritles, furni- Dall as a player in 1903, He i3 now [ture, bed clothes, linens, clothing, chistra upers, presenting - (NBC) featuring orchestra (NBC) C), news ' of Honor Glee club, of ¥ Meknelly 1:36-—T We 0—WNAC-WBIS, Boston—464 and his zang Smilers from WOR Peppers orchestra I'Nai Brith program Radio Carollers cr program Renard orchestri. -~ Dudiey 10:15-~Jacques 11:10—Morey Pearl orchestra 670—WELI, Boston—i48 ~French reading >oxitions wanted; market ; lost and found Rines orchestra G:43—Reminder serviee Big Brother club me as WTIC :cast and weather 10:35—Henry Kalis orchestra —News lis orchestra Hockey broudcast of the Bruins-Chicago game by Frank Ryan with Earl Nelson and his ke New York Stations 570—~WNYC—526 45-—Brooklyn Symphony orch. i:45—Herman Neuman, pianist Book review, Arthur Busch 10-—Market high spots —Della Riordan, baritone Police alarms Air College, “Animals of the College, Eduncation” S:15—Minnie Wells, pianist r association rship in_ United ames N. Rosenberg. —Rronx Board of Trade dinner; akers, Frederich Wurzbach, . & Parkes Cadman, Robert F. Wagner, Martin King -—Police alarms; weather 35— Doard of Estimate meeting 610—WEAF—192 ~Nat Martin's orchestra 1:30-—Van's orchestra sic ok hymn sing ame as WTIC B0 cls 1——Correct n# Eskimos Smith Brothers sylvanians ald Johnson' Orek G0—WIZ—i54 stock m n prices States,” ra . finan nEri- ore —395 tenor SBO—WGBS—249 yng: organ Young's Col “Changing Aim | meeting, | | 111: and g and Foxy; pianist of two rolls of exposed films, the Hour of Music s b B O o s, the 9—Radio Forum People afflieted with bad broath 90 1 oeon; st peraiel| 740—WFI, Philadelphia—105 find quick relief through Dr. k- FoM wtom so it there was :30-—Whispering orchestr: wird’s Olive Tablets. The pleasant, | PFactically no loss of exposed film. :15—Club feature sugav-coated tablets are taken for| T tman, who escaped from | [$—Same as WEAF pan breath by all who Know them. | flaming sleeping car, was appar- | 10=Boshmble el Dr. ards’ Olive Tz et ety none the worse for his ex- | 1;80-=henpeylvaniacs e Bently but firmly on the howels ang Perience today. He had a fine night | 1100—WPG, Atlantie City—27s [T (B0 TR OF TR TOROR B0 and was in excellent condition this —Organ recital oiion, cleating the Blobal and sents|morning, [ | lege Male Quartet }10:45—"Wright and Wrong” So- Kters 11—Eddie Worth’s orchestra “Fretted Harmony Duo S “Parisia orchesty [rio and Artists —Judd Gustav H NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928, . The Silvertown orchestra ana 't closed their program with « dley of favorite Trish airs o s e G or John k. W hont spoke over WEAF-WTIC at 7:30 o'clock and we were startled, 1e voice sounded so much like that | f President Coolidge. The governor 4 considerable about the mapl: rindustry in a talk which was ot too interesting. He was followed wization of old days in s of Ver. A%E CLEARED UP and Bethel Men a ha dance and a court it The char-1 - iown, Conn., March 25 (P ore I portrayed, too Stat 1ce of the Ridgefield ba with the arrest today of El- Movie Magnates Atinn racks, 7:15— Pianis tenor re m of N e Undorhill of Newtown and ozelle and Mack; Three Palsi wroup fully able to : s e Leeder; jothy. Clifford. o o of / xinder Tinsg of Bethel, believed t norh . Gt 5 they have cleared up the myst 9-—FPolish Hour of Music R e 10—Pauline Watson, which ayas REAL: And o es s Ll :30—Century orc singers conldn ut ont Gl ¢ BYE jhak 10 Century f”"hf tri K Nty e 70— WARC~ ¥ A . 1 o and a half years. ; ant Leo . Carroll and W n across WIOD Mi . Sl atel o Trooper Walter Boas made the ar- i 2 e e rests 1 yesterday afternoon, after i TR 0 extensive investigation which be- B cun over 1wo years ago, when the st of the series of breaks was 11:30—Californians 1120—WAAM, Newark—268 10:01—Edwin Bent Artists 10:30—Great Notch orchestra —Pickwick orchestra 1120—WGCP, Newark—208 s' program » From Wonderland Mendelssohn Trio 0—Charles Eastabrooks, teno wark Art club tenor; mello-tones Newark—268 1—RBecthoven String Quartet 0—Robert Treat Trio Martha Redding, planist (—Al Kindberg's orchestra 860—WOO, Philadelphia—310 5—WOO Trio 1:36—R. €. O. band 830—WIP, Philadelphia—349 6:30—Dinner music Bedtime story and roll call; Juno estra 5—s8helburne concert or —Dinner dance orche —Playground revelers lo ich dangerous calomel 9—‘1’{&1‘1“!‘;&0#&‘0 does without any of the bad after Itome, March 15 (UP)-—A speech 10—Movie broadcast olfeets, thy Undersecrctary of Corporations ! 10:20—Organ recital Olive Tablets bring no griping, Dottai in the chamber this afternoon 11:20—Dance orchestra pain or any disigrecable effec | was awaited with great interest. Bot. | 190—WGY, Schenectady—380 Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the | tai expected to enumerate im- 8—Stock reports; news formula after 20 years of practice|POrtant cases in which amicable set- L o ¢ ¢ among patients afflicted with Lowel [tlement had been effected of dis- Commonwealth of Nations” 45-——S8tudio music |8—Bame as WEAF t 41 years old. S0P BAD BREATH o Iy purifyi ommitted. res and wheels and even toys. loot was discovered tn Bridge- (port last nizht when Sergeant Car- voll, Trooper Boas and Juror John o ore Cavanaugh brought him to the home of Betsy Ba his sister-in- law at 2405 Main street, Bridgeport. l’ractic;]iy No Films Have Cairo, March 15 (A—The loss of Ims taken on the African hunting xpedition of George Rochester, N. Y., camera tarer, in the train fire y slight, Dr. Alfred K member ot the party, said Previously it had heen reported that all the films were destroyed. Mr. Kaiser said with the exception manutac- vas today. SPEECH IS AWAITED the entire system. They State Police Arrest Newtown} Been Lost by Eastman | Eastman, | day | er, a | City ltems Sale of Household Goods to settle | an cstate, Saturday, March 17, 171 | South Main Strect.—Advt. The First Lutheran church choir week instead of Friday night at the usual time, Don't forget the Wennerberg chor- the Capitol | 3 p. m | kets for the Wennerberg chorus concert at Hultgren's and Miller & 's—advi. , Tel, 454—advt. | Johnston's clean coal is good coal v Coal & Wood Co. Tel. 217—advt, | v Pete soloist, Boennett Lindsay, accompanis Capitol Theater, Sunday, 3 p. m.— advt | After the regular session of Lex- | ington lodge this evening there will | be a carpet bowling match betw 4'"[ the “Invincibles” and the “Has-! beens” A social hour with card | reception to new members lunch w.ll follow the match. | regular mectinfe will begin at ) o'clock instead of § o'cock. Johnston's clean coal is good coal. | City Coal & Wood Co. Tel. 217—advt. | | games, and The German?itid Russia at Odds Over Trade Treaty RBerlin, March 15 (UP)—Germany | intends immediately to break off ne- | gotiations with Russia for a com- | mercial treaty it was learned toda because Russia arrested six German engineers for complicity in an alleg- | cd plot to wreck the Donetz basi mines. News of the prospective breach | was revealed after a cabinet.meeting | 10 There had becn widespread re- sentment over the arrest of the | Germans. They were charged by the | Cheka—the Russian seeret polic with being among a group of con- | spirators who, it was said, planned | 10 sabotage rich Donctz basin mines as part of an anti-government plot. Some Germans charged that the plot was a frame-up by Russian en- zineers, who hoped by it to conceal damage their own inefficient work had caused. 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