New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1928, Page 32

‘o .,;;u/m - 4 PRIDAY. lerson’s danee orehestra i literary period American concert D il Castern :llndun] Time. New England States 560—WTIC, Hartford—536 5:55—Time and summary of gram 6—Program from NRBC Studios 3 ball scorcs Musical Period 1—Connectic College Austin Organ Recital Recital Laura € Tow: and Evelyn contralto mony Jack's M. Wood, har- arc pro- Art Shryer, onu Air —Woods & Moy harnony ot send Mar- orchesira $10—WMCA—3 ert Fursiers —Aunty's Chat; Ms Littmann's Entertaine ris, clarinetist NBC ‘!\\H\”\l:l' nic and orel ews and v r 500—WDRC, New Haven—268 Mere s' Musi ron Studios of Com- hlank's Hour —Weather ort ' dance orchestra Ward's orchestra ttan Sercnaders S10—WLWL—370 Hour umberlain, tenor mble R s CT pre ens Studio program ation,” L. Junyasz Tambura Trio nd weather report 900—WBZ, Springfield—3 e Philip WGRS—340 position; Boguslay, pianist enard, “The & Gold Spot Pals (NBC) —The Ramblers —Rural Town —The Joy Hoys 30—Progrum from NBC Studios olinist; 1o 5:40—Herman World™ Radio Exposition; pianist Suftolk | 11:30—Baseball 5 11—Hotel Statler orchestrs 11:30—Time and weather reports 650—WNAC-WBIS, Boston—464 5—Ted and His Gang G—Juvenile Smilers 30—Perl. vens and orch Hotel Brunswick orchestra 30—Talk by Charles Innes dy of the lvories §0—Editorial Review ~Wood-wind cnsemble 30—The Chimney Swallows 4—Program from New York ind orchestra hony orchestra ndon’s “Wanderers” Medieal Quackery” club program pot pourri Koretzky, tenor, Bright Star Trio w Venice orchestr, —Piotti_and Hardy, . Ife, baritonc Bach, cornetist H70—WARC—309 5— Dr. Hodgdon, “IFood” S:30—Roy Scouts’ meeting 15—Conway's Broadway chat na McKnight, pianist; forum —"Hrigh-Ho" Hour v Miller, *“Dogs” Claude, pianist Slack Rock 13oys, —Symphony orchestr odern investments ¥ o hestra | 11—Granada Grill Hour d 1020—WGT—291 L colleglan les with Lrmony Program from New York Big Brother club —Studio program Program from New York 9:30—The Dutch Girls 10—Program from New York cques Renard and orchestra :35—News, Kadio forecast and weather 11:45-—Jacques Renard and orch. New York Stations 570—WNYC—526 3—Dominick Tramontano, irmonies o —Herh Coope 5:15—Air Joy Tt Y German hour vi, tenor, ific Islanders' clari- | Syncopators i = . ‘I Eastern Stations | I020—\\()l).\.—l‘:ll('rwll——fiu‘ port talk ino's Californians baseball 5—Ralvatorc Cusenza, mandolin- ist 0—Everyday Rudolph Joskowitz, violinis —Negro arts program; B. rson, E. DPerry, soprano; Newton, pianist Church organ aham, organist; harpist 16:30—Police alarms; Weather 610—WEAFP—102 —Janssen’s orchestr 30—Punch_and Judy me as WTIC T—Baseball scores —Eddic Davis' orelestra 0—Happiness Boys —Cities Service orchestra »ur New Sunshine History class Garden week talk 1 Dickenson’s Corn Huskers Weekly devotional service 1120—WNJ, Newark—268 [ 10:01—Hawaiian Sevenad 10:30—Itussian Palace program Valt Sanders’ Carolians 1120—WGCP, Newark—268 hants” program Alice from Wonderland Orchestra —Health 1 “The sh, Dr. Hawn recital; Helen Land Lauter program ? uke ; museum; talk roll call delphin—319 and Cav- T—Redtime story 8$60—WOO0, P 5—*The Tired Child,” Dr. McHamill [ 7:30— W00 Trio; service talk $:30—Musical lecture WOO orchestra —Martha,” semble 10:62—The Euterpians' Mixed guar- A chestra ian, pianist by operitic arket hour WOO danc 1100—WPG, Atlantic City—233 Shelhurne concert orchestra Ith talk; 5 orehestra orchestra Kittens dance orch . Schencetady—380 e as WEAL Health talk; WGY Players f"ro-Joy hour as WEAI ' Cathedral Mixew quartet Same as WTIC e Special for Saturday Legs of Genuine SPRING LAMB 40c ™ Jones’ Quality Market 33 Myrtle St. Tel. 285 Free Delivery Johnson's Smnwary of pre —Gold Spot Pals T—Correct time Stardom of Broadwiy Old miclodies and new Godfrey ludlow, violinist me ax WIZ rroet tin Zivli S0 orch. hestra — S phy Cours: WHY PAY MORE? We Give 150/6 Off On | £AsTMAN KoDAK or When In Hartford ANSCO MADE CAMERA ARCADE STUD!O Dine at the Oldest and Best Sea Food Restaurant. Sea [Tood direct from the Ocean. ail Department Connected HONISS’S STATE 8 HARTFORD Under Grant's 24-HOUR SERVICE $100 MONTLLY TESTING PLAN v Experts New Britain Radio Service Radios and Sapplies Telephone 5168. FOR RENT South High St.—11 room apartment. Ideal for rooming - house. Improvements. J md a number | numbers, | en-| | S ey \Gerard Says “Dawn” NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1928, ‘SOLDIER-PREAGHER Minor,” :x-muis vrgm vGounor | ¥ ionttion s -transsrien | HOLOFY of Hero of 1776 is o Be Preserved The zoologist belleves that dif- ferences in proteins may be respon- sible for the antagonisms of tis- sues.: Other sclentists have held that vaviances in blood groups tend- ed to prevent promiscuous trans- fusions. “The field of grafting and plastic | surgery s a recent science,” Pro- fessor Kozeilka points out, “and is an outgrowth of the World War and | Through the Static hope to sues other, turing most certain its mutilated soldiers. lot to be done in this field, answer whether it is possible to take tis- from one individual Most biological laws have a universal application, grafts will take on a fowl it is al-|The tion will be effective on men.” The zoologist’s experiments are | value of these in the 12 months[ There i3 a and 1 the question of he anaesthetizes He has pursued h universities. to an- CANADIA}Y 80 if the Montreal, Que., the identical opera- at a remarkable performed on day old chicks which LIQUOR EXPORTS UP export of alcoholic beverages | from Canada continues to increase | ended February was $44,211,81¢, compared with $28,646,039 in_ ti: previous 12 months. e e e DR. JOHN F. KEAVENY Dental Surgeon has removed his office to Commercial Trust Building Telephone 4377-2 Sulte 5¢ to prevent pain. is research at four April 20 (UP)— | rate. The total | Adoration,” Brahm's “Hungarian Dance™ and others will be presented through WTIC tonight at 7:03 by the Clinton artists. Washington, April 20 UP—Peter Muhlenberg, preacher-soldier whose words, “There is a time to pray and a time to fight; this is & time to fight,” inspired hundreds of Luth- crans to take up arms in the fight for independence, is to have a $60, 000 memorial monument in the na- | tional capital. | | The Peter Muhlenberg Memorial | from rmine, Friml’s | association sponsors a bill in con- selections from Herbert's | press to provide a triangular bit of | Bruhm'’s “American | government land on Connecticut | 1 others. {avenue as a site. The bill was in- | —_— |troduced by Rep. A. L. Bulwinkle, | <lo-Persians will present | North Carolina. | | The Austin organ recital tonight | include sclections of Bizet, Dem- | Barnes and others, This recital co through WTIC at s o'clock. Cavaliers, who go on the air rough WEAF, have for you fonight a number of exquisite selec- tion. which include Jacobowski The t 9 o'clock a musical pr When the revolution broke out m which will include Lincke's iy 1775, Washington asked Muhlen. | autiful - Spring” Mac-fperg 1o’ take the rank of colonel in | 0 & Wild Rose' Lu-|ine" American army. He accepted | Dance Oriental” * and | ity tne remark that caused the | Spanish. Rhapsody.” This | iy inegiate enlistment of 300 mem. | will gome through WIIC, | borg ot hin songregation. Standiig =l et ; in his pulpit he threw aside his Baseholl fans can get an earfull | % JURE 0 CRTOw astde b, of the New York-Philadelphia game | £ . £ hich will be broadcast at 3:10 in | Jressed in a colonel's uniform, and Dowell's bomirsky I Screen —You Screen We All Need Door Screens Window Screens—Porch Screens The Flies Are On the Way! the afternoon through WJZ with | iePPed forward with his sword Graham McNamee at the mike, | GFaWwn. — | NOW IS WEALTHY » given through | vJZ at 7 in the evening, No Aoubt{ Westerner Makes Fortune With Trading Post { many will take the opportunity to hear this creation of the author of “The Swan” and “Lilliom,” which | made such a tremendous impression {4 few years ago. | S Y | A number of popular selections will be given by the LaFrance or- | Chestra through WEAF at 9:30, {nmom.' them “I Don't Believe You,” | “Worryin'," “Sleepy Time Gal” and | Winner, §. I, April 20. (®—In | lothers. { Winner, at the end of the railroad | i | and the gateway to the Rosebud | cattle country, a self-styled “out- ' [law” who made his living at odd u- | jobs eight years ago has developed | a retail business which has made him one of the ten leading individu- Golden | al taxpayers of South Dakota. “Marche | Ben Butts is the “outlaw,” and | he owns and operates the Outlaw Trading Post, which sells anything | During the Twilight Hour of WJZ | from a hairpin to a tractor. { at 7:30, Rosalic Wolt will sing some | His customers are ranchers and never-to-be-forgotten songs which | farmers in some of the last Indian jwill include “Rock-a-By: Baby,” | rescrvation territory opencd in the | {“Sonny Bo “Sandman” and | United State I | Brahm'’s “Lullaby Eight years ago Butts landed in & | Winner broke but eager to work. Ludlow, violinist, and|It was winter. All he could find to | Mme. Lolita Gainshorg will be heard ' do was shovel snow. He cleared lin a concert program through WJ% | banks eight fect deep from store- | it 8 o'clock, which will m(‘lull‘:‘ front sidewalks at 50 cents a store | | Hamblin’s “Ave Marie” Leybach's| front, and when he had money | “Nocturne o. ' Moszkowski's | enough he hought a peddler's out- | Itz in K" and othe fit. — : I Jersey Copper Screen Wire 16 mesh—18 to 48-in. width. PEARL WIRE SCREENING 16 mesh—18 to 48-in. width. Grass Shears The new Goodwin patent. Aids the wrist, Two sizes. Hedge Shears Wiss Patent All steel, lightweight. 613-in.—8-in,—9-in, HEDGE SHEARS “Village Blacksmith” 8 and 9-in. with notch. Garden Tools _ Tubular Steel Handles Cork Bound Will not bend or break. Spade Forks—4 tine, D handle Garden Hoes—6-in.—7-in, Scuffle Hoes Weed Hoes Turf Edgers—44-in. and regular size, Steel Rakes—14 tine—16 tine Olive Palmer, soprano, will render |two solos during a program from | WEAF at 10 o'clock. Other inst mental and voeal music will includ; i Gounod's “Trio from Faust,” Gricg “Butterfly.” Friml's “One Hour” and Sain-Saen’s | Heroique.” | Presently he found that he had of other years | made $134, and he invested it in a ! will be featured by James Caruso | shack and a stock of merchandise. {and his orchestra at $:30 through | Today he is reckon: in Winner {WJZ and other stations. This pro- | as having personal and commer- | kram will include such successes as | cial asscts of around a million dol- Airs from “The Belle of New York,” | lurs, | | exerpts from Herbs t Happened | Butts’ principal store is in Win- | jin Nordland,” drcam melody from | ner, at the end of the railroad line. | “Naughty Marictta,” and hallet mu- | He has five branches to which he ic from “La Source." | true; supplies. He makes no pre- | tense of building fine stores. His Musical su; _Trowglg, (Kingsbury) all steel. 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On_ Sale, Plastering Hawks Wood or aluminum ‘ Plastering Trowels | Atkins—10%;-in.—11-in. places of business are shacks in Me?” from Handel's opera “Semele,” | the true sense of the word—simple | will be sung by Genia Z A dur- | sturdy structures of sun-blistered ing a studio program from WJZ at | boards. 10 N 1 also| His advertising methods are as lsing “Mu- | picturesque as the reer he has sette” lection by Proch. carved out for himself. There an “Outlaw” rodeo, an “Outlaw’ ensemble will | baseball team, basketball team, or- o'clock through the same | chestra and bank. | haikowsky’s “Suite Mo When Butts first started his from “Bohemian | store he kept it open 24 hours a ol's Serenade,” | day. Now that competition has beautiful | abated, he has put his establish- —L. 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