New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1928, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TULSDAY, APRIL 10, 19 O T A TUESDAY. Fastern standard Time, New I:In'glafid States HE0—W I Gnen Lewin ooklyn amus oria dinner nusic Siudios 0 Ca- los Cond i S00—W DI, New Have Elmo 1t tudio jrogvid Pl 19— Weather cast and 1n—Ritz Ball Roum o 900—W BZ. springficld—: Time and w T —Rert Dolan wnd or i:55—Nert Dolan and orchestia 30—1. W. MeNeel The Traionn 5 aptuin 10—Studio program —Program from NIC : 0—Marimbi orcl S S Studio program i Oun, it 10—Time and news Colonial Max Zides and iy I'rost Sinrl Joh Il g, 5 Vo w o—"liyes;” | of String il Gy re e ern Stations H20—NODh A\ 5 Paterson—291 it s Uk His oston- G TI—W Il and Time and weather 630—WNAC-WHIS, Boston—161 5—Ted and Mis Gang G—Juvenile Smilers 30—Dinner da A rcidi ~Dok’s Junior Sinfonians SE0—W 1 Beth Burleigh and Her | 1 5:50—WNAC Players 0. 16—The Arlinglon quintet 9:30—Lillian Smith, contralto 45—Ban Macomber, baritone Ju--Perley Stevens and orchestra 11:it—Morcy cParl and erchestra 590—W Boston 8 Siks Hotel orchest 25—News and Newspaper lights :45—Big Brother club Same as WTIC report i rownies g American Kentner's dance S60—WOO. | 4:4i—Grand orgin 4 WOO Trio 1H00—=W PG, Atlantic City—: an recital; news flashes e diner concert yiground Highlights’ 1 Maids, "Ship's Deck™ | S:30—Wagners concert band all Do Trio orclics side- ! i6 = “The Pilgrims i30—8ame as Wl ows s Hotel orchivstra dio forecast and weather New York Stations 570—WAYC—526 Market high spots 0—Violin and piano solos 0—Italian lessons 30—Police alarms Air Colle; —Willamsburg Symphony orch Dr.” Vize- i—Dinner music Voters' Service 30—The Soconyland skt recital me as WEAT o . solois Symiphony orch. h 81 9—"Misapplicd Words,” telly 9:20—Helen DeWitt Jacobs, violin- ist; Marjoric Jacobs, pianist ‘ 3—"New Industrial Revolution™” 48—Laura. Consaul, contralte 10—Pavid Meyers' orchestra 10:30—Police alarm; weather 610—WEAF—192 5 --The Marionettes &-- Waldorf-Astoria dinner T-Same as WTIC S~ Musieal Miniatnres 8:30—Bame as WTIC ‘orrect tim« eready Hour jame as WTI —Rolfe's orchestra 30-—Janssen’s orchestra 660—WIZ—151 Savoy-Plaza tea music \—Reports; stock market cial summary, cotton prices Through the Static Conditions last night were not so 'good and when far in an attempt to get some of the | distant stations we were greeted b of static. There w reason, however, to go far for good | programs as the eastern stations had plenty of excellent music tainment. We enjoved the operatic potpourri throngh WEAF immense- and the program came in very clear we susie |an abundance s Iy Paula Hemminghaus del with some very good number we could listen to scores of ofhers altural The popu rendered by —Ivy Scott, Boprano Ed Smalle Hal Kemp's orchestra e J3—Summary of programs; fime S Dogs.” Frank Dole ! i—Halfred Younz. tenor 1:30—"Writ _of Habeas George (. Raitle same as WE Orchestras that diffffer High Spots of AMelody n—Rhvthmic Ripples t—-Correct time ~ The Continentals -Slumber mnsic 710—WOR~-423 ‘Golf." J. Farrell Jarques Jacobs' ensemble —_————————— n pioneers 3 7 o concert Chimes; Main Street sketehes | Develaping New York port D 50The modern meistersingers §—Famberzer's Symphony | —News bulleting meather report | L-0B—Paul Spechit's orchestra | 60 —WQAO—395 Three Little Sachs $:40-=The Cav TB0—WHN 5 5 - Loney 2 5 15—Joe ongs RADIO JTUBE Red | e - finan agri- numbers nd Dick Lobertson were the pro slumber, not but 1t for the all it concli- digression from Classics, Tnmber Music gram really that it was ur took us an moment and Corpus,” ertaini 1y from the o made us worries and trouhl sion of their tempt to zef fully satistiod progr Ay hin A proz of ol the feature this Fvening eech Jewich congre I—Keen's —Terland dan 0n—Will —Rober N | i o —Club Tac Tomn 10 S10—W LW IL—370 Lea Marie Hauth, so- prano: o Fras dez rommonweal o _Constantine K —Joseph Martur Timely T Williame 43—Opera bits 510—W MCA—3 <albert coancert 50— Aunty's chal . 56 —Flantia Sper =) Telephone ‘Nation Period.” nt e - hat's #he | 30 —Commercial < lT at’s the best 4—Radio Storcs ay to make surc el ’A";"l"“' iy you get The Hoover on these 7 ’;:,(.”_]I(l:;a'\“\ tds ornlice special terms, lasting only a imited time. Liberal allow- ance for yourold cleaner. Two 11— McAlpineers dance orchestia 860—WGBS—310 models. Both have*Positive Agitation.” Soul ] Men- baritons 130, =" Mic pree aael 5 The Vi Grovers” g—1"nele Gee Ree 50—Joe Cappy’s orchestra 149 — “Dimpled Chins, Turned-up osed! | THE ol s Tl Spring & Buckley “Iootlight and Tamplight joner Iealth FLECTRIC COMPANY P CHILRCH STRLEET ayler's - —Cominiss of Har- Tis I kraimian Natior h Falalaika orchestra 920—~WTPCH--326 German lesson orus and Lexplained ventured too | and enter- | Sweet | ot the Wild brish | Home™ and | 12 program whi | by ey Lud- an old S(N-l\»! He will Vil iclude Shade 5 oclonh iy violin solos who will u wiek 1o 1703 to Mo il accompany the sing- | with i on ature of o'elock a vivid | rushing to itics of vill chground fons from the oper- a featur concert listeners Wil b oW T through vill talk on the e prakors i ditor of Na- il speak for Bliven il speak andpoint Uit ot will Phiorpe, Torn sk wio i e World str ssmiany York wusic will o through WJZ will fea s Lind, un- “Under waltz “Wed- theart of | will be in- with vocal | which reh prost clections in hetween nnous andant it Symphony e (e featur progrim WiZ at| Sends a| another will meet vith Lipples ol Love 1 e which I come throt i the cvening G | appro Clingal’s will b opening num- e Music string sex- | which will come through WJZ | L Other numbers will be Mo- | s USeren Gounod’s “Invo-| on." Wagner's © “Dreams” and | chuikowsky's Valse de Fleurs from | ‘Nuteracker Suite.” ! —1. €. Rlumher Rudyard Kipling Now | Threatening Lawsuit Ficchurst, Eng., April 10 (UP)—| rural council of this little vil-| is being threatened with legal action by g rd Kipling. The controversy started over colli hedge on a ficld 1o famous author e Kipling roral council huck the bank on his, 10 stood The had given way. It car-| with it a portion of his field dges. This explanation was a real-life "if” to lh~| that lthough “extremely | to Iitigation.” wunless the | prepared to repair (hr{ Kipling place the hands his legal | the be- of | of a to the Ticehurst SUPVeYor. | had cut | the fence bank, he ormed the that the s permission, which | { ricd and followed by clicet adverss council were rin the ntative would of dams | NNER FOR SHOW CAST members of the cast and com- | of the &. Patrick's Night t will be the guests of parish at a dinner to day, April 7 Joscph's school hall, | gfl n Children Co plaili‘ Children are natarally happy and play- ful and when they complain of headache or dizziness, are cross and feverish, rest- Jess at night, have bad dreams and no “pep" for play, it is & sure sign of an upset stomach that can be quickly rem- edied if you give them MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS kly and gently on the bow- > constipstion, cleanse the stomach and eweeten feverish breath. They break up colds and act as & tonio to the whole system. Children like to take them, This safe and plessant rem- used by mothers for over Mother Gray's Swest Powders are druggists; scceptnosubsfitate. ek in St ~old by sll “We will loan you fil. te $300 Extra expenses call for extra moncy. You can get it here; no delay; no endorsers; no em- barrassing investigations; smple repayment time. If you need money for ANY emergency, feel free to see us. . The Mutual System 1 W. MAIN ST.. PROFESSIONAL XS BIDG., OFF. CAPITOL THEATER When In Hartford | Dine at the Oldest and Best Sea Food Restaurant. Sea Food direct from the Ocean. Retail Depart HONISS’S 22 STATFE ST. BARTFORD Under Grant's . Connected Oy With Thine | Johnson Lol [ aiso burned when Junior Republic. | rolls down a 180 foot embankment FLASHES OF LIFE: WILL SHOW “DAWN” BUT PORTION IS DELETED nnanimously in Sunday | i aschall. | first e | Fuirfield — Cablegram received | from Tome, Italy. announces | of John Inn Brock, former il enéeutive of stesl N v York - A portion of a movie | fiavar dith Cavell depicting the refusal ) German private in the (i to shoot, at icr, with the resull it is excouted for anutiny, by @ censor n lere as con 1l it has I o Selwyn acturie vded stite e to criine, i deleted by nd theretory Arel fron film barred in Eng- a0 diere, concern in Lebanon Hartford viver i 185 foot mark City Items - Conneeticut i ring I p Ontario baard of s select pro Iren . Films wili Suniversal” and Tirook his “very sick” but Grorze O'Connor of strect, who fell down stairs at noni torday, is listed tNew ritain General hospital, X not disclose it was said to- York Anierica’s Fear for the result i I'rof out (] University wt a1 Nor Minn., i Norway He vy is far behind the 1 in cultur rtaine olv £ ot ray pictures did S, Olat It <kull who ix il this of the racture of the day. Rpow seenes taken in New Britain will be shown by means of stercopticon slides at the medting the Hardware City Camera elul this evening. The meeting will he ATETIC G gt the Johinson Photo studio on M e 0 ears The advisory tion army et v the Chamber of Routine tinancial matie i rest and around I'hilade Iphia — The w L. Metormick, notiing ahead of our mt a rcrash, Rev. Dr physician Wil- | o dear it expects a voversal soviul and ceonomic life 1toof it will come a new poev 1 conplete in and Lition hoard of the Sulva- rday afternoon in Commerce rooms rs were dis- Unels it it n Sam nust live 1s miore ali- riony. Pleading guilty to falsitica tion of their income, I, L. and Roy Henderson, father and son, manu- tacturers, said they feared their di- vorced wives would learn their real wealtin They were sentenced 1o two and tined The term suspended run the business annual assembly of Doric R.& SMLwill be held in 1l tomorrow cvening. Offi will he instalied. Mrs. Harry A. Emmett of Monros street veturned yesterday from Miami. where has been Cons Spending the winter. “hal A son was horn at General hospital tod: Mrs. Bdmund Kerin of street. Hartford’s Sprinting Cop Gets Stolen Car Hartford, April 10 (@ Jlarifori rinting cop in Policeman Holst., This morning shortly 3 o'clock. by means of race he cangh! with a car and arresied the driver turned out to he Paul Quinn, a member of the George Junior public at Litchficld Tt is understood that Paul. interest inoan entertainment under the o s of the republic last night, ft the hall, selected an expensive sedan owned by James Corideo, of Waterbury, and sct ou !for Boston, and second child ! He arrived in Hartford tuhof boiling ‘alarm had been broadceast, however, | and Policeman Holst saw him turn off Main strect and noted the marker numbers. He dashed down | another side street and headed off | the youthful driver, who was turned over to the state police and return- cd to Litchfield. i A en 5 Council, Masonic Fla., she vars S1000 New Britain to Mr. and 31 Winthrop Jrison Wi so could Parvis — Terhap preter tie < have Thomas Harland good ol days. been wont to heat up forvign referces at soceer matehes in but when defeated Tom. th ¥ osuceend- st dres Prane Wales elire . T there was a ro has a Anton after 0 ixs him Tom comes from i a font stolin wlo 16 - ¢ up w York Youth is training for ab ig test. Churchill Downs, year old golding is galloped cvery moming at Belnont park by Judy the only zirl exercise hoy Fox Hall 1 tions to vin the March with the Ne losing there Keen has Ries and national nest horse, Vhi- Waterbury —— Coroner investizates probable fatal shooting of 17 months . Mother after the ater is overturncd Litchficld — Two boys steal auto- niobile in escape from Connecticut Wite of river victim identifies hody as that of Edwin B Stone of Hartford, missing last January. Cromwell - since Bridgeport — Chief Justice Geoige W. Wheeler, because of illness, will ; he absent from the opening of the April term of the supreme court of crrors here today for the first time since his clevation to the bench of this court 18 ye ago. The vacancy will be filled by Judge Christopher L. Avery of Groton. Panicizon -~ John Robinson of Lawrence, Mass., is eliminated as suspect in the shooting of State Po- liceman Irving H. Nelson, hut is held for the New York police to explain his possession of an antomohile stolen in the latter city. Bridgeport — Mrs. Valeria Lasher. . in custody of a woman deputy sheriff, boards a train here for Los Angeles where she will face a charge of forgery and jumping a $1,000 hail hond. orns Lift Of—No Pain! 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