New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1928, Page 18

VRIS 9227 "W’{// and Shields, —— Kamern, Lastern Standard Time. —~Frivolity orchestra NOTE — Asterisks Denote Best Pro- | T60—WP. grams of the day. 3 New England States 560—WTIC. Hartford—: Mu—\\ MCA— Vor ars (NBC) 8 Red D own quartet —WDRC, Merchants' New Haven—268 Musical Prrio iod Taft orchestra ¢3—allegro Mandolin ore Banjo trio ather report 30—WICC—Bridgeport—266 me 6:01—Me n]m.u Hour > g g W v e logues t ‘Housing” alogues and soloi: 9—Frances kson, soprano :30—Studio program ws njo en 20—WIPCH. Springficld—: ~Trunce Campbell, tenor semble (W | e 1 “;“’“".r mble 6—Popular 3 program Newspaper Nights 16—The Golf Nuts Radio Nature ton W. Burgess —Program from NB(" #5:30—8ylvania Foresters 9—Musical program 10—Time and news 5—Tango orchestra (NBC) Newcomb and orch 11:30—Time and weather 650—WNAC-W Boston—164 5—Ted and His G—Juvenile Smilers “Milidred Gr olinist studios ti—Frances Contralto! League, Th s orchestra 970—WABC iFood + t Hecksehor Young Artists —Musical recital onway's liroadway chat iarticld Corwin, pianist Y. M. €. A. vocational scries Motorist Motor hoat talk —Our $—0ld Time Minsirel Show 01—T1 Program from New York B Izaak Walton L 0 sman and orchestra ~Mexican good \\1]] hour -King's orchestr: —Hour of popular music 1020—WGEL—381 and orchestra G—John Teed, haritone | Fime, news, \mh +:05—Welsh music; Cam} 4J7Il”>l, Mme. Day Mirrha Alhambra, pia Wright and Wrong, sters —Entertainers Taws Eastern Stations é—Jacques Renard —News Brother club 17:30—Oh Boy program $-—Program from Nvw a Double pist York ist st and weather tiian music Frank Ste- 5—Radio for 11:10—0rgan recital hy vens New York Stations —WNYC—526 1020—WODA. Paterson—204 5:30—News: sport talk usic » Marions “od busting, . Prench elass Mickey Nelson's gloom chasers Lillian Garrett, pianist 4 soprano Drama, 0 2 entertainment 3 's Gondolivrs rthur Suydam, pianist —Spanish lessons —Police alarms 7old and Cre Wettyen dit —Air college; he Types" S:16—Frank Doblin, some king | $:30—Lewisohn course in music ap- ciation; Hartman string quar- tet 8:45—Hans Mers, Grogorian chant 10—Herman Neuman, pianist 10:30—Police alarmes; weather 610—WEAF—192 wilight Hour 6—Waldorf-Astor —National Musica :30—8tring trio T:45—Lazio Aliga, tenor —American Magazine 9—Correct time, na 9:30—8ame as WTIC 11:30—Hal Kemp's orchestra 660—WIZ—151 Studio programi A 30—Reports: stock market clal summary: cotton price: cultural reports 6:45—Mme. lLolita iste H—Frank Wi ank Hiher Saxophone and piano md Mrs. Lee Wood 1120—WGC swark— Homs: rtainers . 30—Alice from Wonderland dinner music o ties 20 e Hour Troubadours | 3 . Fireside quartet with choral soc $60—WOO, Philadclph F—Fidela Bur pianist Mary Morgan 738 WOO Trio T10—WFL. Philadelph 3 Adelphia Whisper Philadelphia program 1100—WPG, Atlantic City. o recital; news flashes helburne concert orchestra 50— Sport talk —Arthur Kirsteon Frederic Wil §:15—Rose Ne s—S8tudio progr Chelsea. conccrt o rn o Il concert of Tagtyettes and —310 dress, —105 plan- orch. sainsborg, regar's orchestra 1 programs; time 1 orchest 45 ritone Lark stra, hestra Ha with Juar 10:30—Aroun:d 11—Slumber music T90—WGY, Scheneetady—380 Stock repor ews Farm School sricultural New Maple Syrup} Pure and Delicious MADE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE 8300 Per Gallon, Delivered SYDNEY AL MONTAGUE 1 Hawley St New Britain Phonc 3171 For Sale A retail milk business doing about 873,000.00 a year gross, netting the own- a good income. Will sell real estate and full equipment all set to go. Cash re- quired, $7,000.00. No information over telephone. Call in person. CARLSON & CARLSON 3 Main Street song- | pany {selves in the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1928 KELLY ANNOYED BY S BARTLETTS SILENCE Receives No Answer to Letter on Board of Control sponsor o & t 10 have a board created position formerly occupied ting and later by ting board, has written ilmun Donald L. Bartlett ask- has failed to make an- question as to where he nds on such an agenc Kelly both candidates for ayor 1wo weeks ago. He from the democra M. Pa expre and dec U check on city city mec Coun wrot c nom- the s letter sent by K ¥ 1t oreads: Mr. D. L. Bar t 212 Lincoln Strect New Britain, “Dear Sir some unknown on you have failed to reply to ¥ communication, March 21. 1his may be of ! importance to the sucee iness of our nd you failed out it, T committes investigat- Conn city gover to investig could b coun, ior coni- one branch of our i government fiscovercd different w ¥s in which city is losing money in its busi- ntly, you are satistied with system of wastefulness in the expenditure people’s money. What is sposition? If you could zolden ray of sunshine threshold of these bluest wives and babies of our wouldn't it present friciency days, th orosee you, the influenced for n to fxore the people pvern themselves, ssistanes will - be deeply of humanity, some unknown re ishes of the should “Your sppreciated. “Yours very tr SMARTIN PHONE HEROES HONORED Men KELLY.” Four and One Wor Are Given Medals in Boston For Valor. April 4 (P—Horoism of Telephone System employes in gland floods of last ccived recognition to annual award of the Theo- N, Vail hronze womin in this Tore men and one O the five persons hono! received the medals for flood wor Maurice D. Appleton, assistant con- struction supervisor of the New Eng Jand Telephone and Telegraph Com- Portland, Me., was the fifth was cited for risking his to save that of ¢ man. He own life cinploye. The four who 1lood were a ¥ foreman, Connecticut Valley clephone Company, Bre . Vi Robert 1. Carpenter, repaird New England Telephone Waterbury, Vi Patrick B. mick, agent England phone ¢ deckett, Mass.: Clara I Pitkin, operator, Whitc River Valley Telephone Company, West Hartford, Vit irown, T.ondon, change Telegraph today said that the London county council had de- ¢d to permit the showing of the film “Dawn.” depicting the execu- tion o ith Cavell, British war wurse. The board of censors recent ivised that it he withheld from ex- iibition. 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He lean slats almost a two to on other District | | street on his way to work la - | telegrapher, ¥ home tlog hand right | kaining con *|in poor health for a long time. \\\\\“"""""""””/////////// LOANs“ medals to four | striet. | . four | fellow | distinguished them- | bod night GAS and OXYGEI\J 2,000,000 WORKING is Number of Girls Under 20 Years of Age Supporting Them- selves in U, 5, Washington, April 4 (P—Nearly two million girls under twenty years £ age are working for a living in United States, Mrs. Mary Anderson, oman's bureau director of with the de- 't this figure to- he department of a poster called ghters of Americ: he postershows a group of fac- in the noise and stir of room, with distant win- suggested the freedom of @ out-of-doors, and cnds with the stion: “They have youth—have v opportunit Mrs, Anderson sa work s that d that the caro iven the working girls by their em- loyers and communities in generai at importance to their wel- and to society in general, FLEE T0 ORIENT Wealthy California Banker and Wife Leave Country After Getting Death Threat. n Francisco, April 4 (P—The Joseph execntive of says the Bank of Rosa, Cal, has fled with his wife after that he had been Orient ealing to policc erv atened with death if he did not surrender § plott 5.000 to extortionist | e paper says an extortion mnote, ed only with four numerals, was was inform- he would be told later how to money, and was threat- leath in casc he appealed wthorities, », since receipt of the the paper said, Orient with his wi efinite length, sailed for a Cicoro, 11, April 4 UP—Joscph 7 iblican, said to have had Al ( clected for of the village 180 suburh, & swept the into off boaid of ¢ ro. Chic repub- \|'h him by vote, Several reporis sluggings disturbances and wWIre Shelhurne Hearing a shot as he Ku ) HERSELF, reached the t night, Glass, veteran railroad rushe back into his to find his wife lying on the with a smoking revolver in her and a bullet wound above the temple. She died without re- iousness, had been orge | delegates, | statement issued by Grace, | note | the delegates found common ground the polls were | branded by police as mythical, | placed before | the delegates OHIO POLITICS 15 STILL IN MUDDLE Hoover Now Is Pitted Against the Feld Columbus, 0., April 4 (®—The re- publican presidential fight in Ohio today found Sceretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover pitted against the field owing to the death of Senator Frank B. Willis and action taken by his candidates for delegates to the Kansas City convention. Not only will the former Willis | if clected, throw their support in the convention to their seccond choice ledges, former Gov- crnor Frank O. 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