New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1928, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1928, MONDAY. Eastern \Im;llnrll T New England States — Wi e and » Havtiord—a. 1130—W JC Tine Merchant tudio prozrin Sridzeport—266 nelr lessor tring cnsemiie ALE T Hotel We News 35—Weldon T—Hotel Statler or 0—Roxy and 11 tiverside 1lour (NLC $:30— Aleppo Dr ! 10—Time and v 630—WNAC-WBIS, Hoston—164 $—Ted and His Gang §—Juvemle Smilers —Elks Hotel Orehesira T—Jacques Renard and orchestra ompulsory Anto Insurance 40—Civil Service Talk 145—Lady of the Tvories 30—Tales of Rehel Boston he Shamrock Dand —The Harried Lit¢ of Jean and Eddie #—Program from New York 21:10 —Perley Stevens and orch 670—WELL Boston—i48 Waldorf Astoria orchestra 3p—News —Big Erother cin 30—01d Time Minstrols Sports Watch 10—Gard 30—Program from New York ido Venic 1 News, Weather 11:40— Lido Venice New York Stations 5T0—WNYL 6—Tribute to General Sheridan Larket high spots 20—Asta Auer. Viennese songs 0—German lessons 30—Police alari 7:38—Air College: Trnquillity.” Prof. Guthrie t Air College: Howard W. Hintz Hans Mery Schubert Lieder 8 Herman Neuman, Schubert songs #—"Which Way Education,” H. V. Kaltenborn 9:30—G. A I tox Day 10.30—Police alarms; weather 610—WEAF—192 . §—RBoh Fallon's orchestra 6—Waldorf-Asioria dinner music End of the Old Wo National String Quartet —“strings,” Raymond Knight, en Spring ¥:45—Physical C'ulture Prince s8—History, "Thomas Jefferson™ $:30—8ame as WTIC 9:30—Correct time 11—Arnold Johnson's orchestra 680—WJZ—154 program; Appomat- :30—-Reports; stock market: finan- cial summary, cotion prices, agri- cultural 8:45—Studio program Hal Kemp's orchestra 6 —Summary of programs; tome 7—Rlein's Serenaders 7:30—Roxy and His Gang tverside honr 0—Composcrs’ tewart 10—Correct time 10—Moon Magic 10:30-—Smalle and Robertson 11—Slumber music T10—WOR—122 —Children's hour Commodore ensemble 5—-Session ehimes Kaltenborn Works, Kathleen Current weger's Lieders Tic Beaus Don Voorhees concert o weather tra in nd orches 1:30—Witching houh T6O—WPAP =390 ncle Robert's Pals “Your Roy and Girl —Amoy orchestta —Keen's ensemble Movie el —Roseland dance or: ianist ECIPES i can be hesrd " TUESDAY MORNING at 11 o'clock through WTIC As if her priceless recipes were not enough. this dean of New England Mousewives will offer you a generous - SAMPLE of a delicious preduct. Tune in for the details. This program is spen- sored by the Wiliams & Carleton Co. East Wertierd. Conn. Packers for 100 years of Williams® Puve Food Preducts Insure Domestic Little elub orehestra Tommy Gott's orchestra i —Llington’s orchestri S10—WLWI—370 Domitivan 1 5—Talk N Nian SI0—WMCN— SHO0—W G IS— nland =W 'O H— ike Hummer's Gl on oo u Heduan, pianis onway's | ha Popufar Physics King 7 by speaker S Schwarz Home Maker a--Branfman's Jewish Waldori-Astori Heigh-Ho™ honr 1020—W Muriel Ellis' - Petite Mu Foreign War \'v “Burn-"em up Boys dinrno Sinzers —Little Radio teho — Herb Stciner Eastern Stations | | 1020—=WODA, Paterson—281 30—News; sport talk Dodge Victory Siy Nays:” Love's Music ferchants; knghsh clis all Dramatic cluh | 8:50—Police hand concert orchestie 1 £:10- 105 \ AT Roys hildren's Twilight Hour - Sylvania orchestra WEAT r's dance orchestra —WIP, Philadelphia -~ Art Coogan’s dance o Roll Call, Birthday List. dancing legson 860—WOO. Philadelphia—i 19 s—Address, Laura Drommond —Dinner music Henri G. Marceau, “Paint- 'he Redemption’” Organ recital Theater orchestra and concert 0—Pennsylvania male quartet Atlantic City—273 ws flashes Morton dinner concert —Talk; dinner dance orchestra Wagners concert band tudio program Ambassador concert orchestra 0-—Vielin, cello and piano 0:30—Dance orchestra 190—WGY, Schenectady—380 f—Stock reports; news 6:20—Tnited es Farm School 6:30—Dinner music 5l 1 0—General Electric program 30-11—Same as WEAF Receiving condltions were genmer- ally good yesterday and programs trom the local station in Hartford leame in exceptionally good. WEAF's feature “The Unconquered™ came in well and was enjoyed immensely. WJZ gave ns a thrill with its musi- cal program at 10:15. which included some very good classical numbers, well rendered under Don Amaize, the Wizard of the Bow, the Bar and the Raton Dr. € Parkes Cadman’s address no deubt interested and his speech will long be remembered, as will the excellent musical program many which was given in conjunction with it \ program devoted entirely fo the works of Rachmaninoff will be pre- sented to you through WTIC a $ this evening. by the Hotel Bond Trio, r the dircction of Emil Heim- | unde herger. 1t will include two of his fa- mous preludes and five other com- o ne. 24-HOUR SERVICE $1.00 MONTLLY TESTING PLAN vy Experts New Britain Radio Service Radios and Supplies Telephone 5468. \\T‘\\\\\\\\\\\\\W"K"NWN/I//////////// 12 You Need Money Come te Us—~Family Loans $10 to $300 8100 l:;.‘;.',‘ J:rbb ss‘mm,-, $200 LOAN le $10 monthly, Plus lauful interese. $300 LOAN payable$15monthly, plus lawful interest. Cont fired by low. 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Riesewetter, factory io those in charge was the | service that plans already are be- | ing discussed for the formation of | la permanent Young People’s union | in the eity with the idea of holding similar meetings in the future, The program yesterday was as | Vragrant FLY-TOX is sure death | | 1o bedbugs. Demand FLY-TOX. —advt. <.ason. Sermons siznificant of the | Gl or- odday were preached i Conn, River Will Continue Rise Next 24 Hours Hartford, April 9 (UP)—Contin- | ved rise of the Connecticut river curing the next 24 hours was for ry E. Adams. local United ; ation. ad reached nd was still rising A rise pture, Chiristic 2 « ormation Lutheran ¢h Young [vople's soicct Prayer. Mahel Sclander of Stan- Memorial church Young I'co- Lovd is 1 M. I chureh Faivest Lord ional Jesus." church Young wsson from the Lesurrec- Niam Baptist ¢l ‘Thompson o weh Young Teopls Ger- Clarence Aliberg of Colgate entive assembly. William Bomba Congregational otherhood was observed a congregations i chrches. The majority ef and Catholic churches il msical programs, vocil ul instrumental. for their services Several of the churches had sun praver, J church Laster Sun nal by capacity estant B speei e services. N Andrew's chureb = in honor of St special mass j9 o'clock in the morn- P'atrick at & A special Bast Iirs was held 1l Sunday r the direction of MeCutcheon. This was to Imster musical pro- the morning The Faster vesper wa i t o'clock under the direc ion of Theron W. Hart. At session nn Sl idition serviee musicale Congregationat the dircetion of Carl nted by the chool i 1 under L. 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