New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1928, Page 24

IJ",’P ) AR YA i "Ah2a E P N ‘E\ S WEDNLSDAY. Eastern Daglight Saving Time. New England States $60—WTIC, Hartford—536 d news —Sea Gul! dinner group $10—WMCA—370 rtainers s udio pro i —Oewa 5:30—Red T s and weather 360—WCAC, Storrs—535 +“Topies Haven—268 4 t Hard $60—WGBS—340 Hawailan Wi Hir on Adams. sopr of the Viol 920—WRNY—326 omain and Caldw 920—WPCH—326 Two vr nd Among the Pocts Hauser Bovs Astoria String Trio 1. —Harry Bestrey Artis's 970—WABC—309 Hodgdon. “Food” 30—Hecksclier's Young Artists 4:31—James Young, renor +45—Conway's Broadway chat 7:07—Granada hour —Motor boat talk "—Tzaak Walton League —Charles Premmac 10:08—King's orchestra 11—Balalaika orchestra; solots! 1020—WGL—294 5—Russell Proper, baritone —Triangle Troubadours orch e Man Minstrel Shom “The Senators,” male four 2l Ernbopkic s forohest Dr. D aseball scores ewcomb's orchestra usical program lime and wea 650—WNAC-WBL ,—Ted and His Gang s—Juvenile Smilers 5:50—Elke Hotel orch —Musicale Bostou—164 Eastern Stations Wor 1020— Paterson—294 sullivan Opera from New York vick orchestra testaurant orch. 12:15—Elks Hotol orchest, 0—WELL Boston—13 Jaques Renard and orchestra 5—News We Juvenile G 5—Big Brother ¢ Oh Boy progr: Program from New York 1N 1-—Program 15—Hotel Dr +—WNJ, Newark—268 wailan Seranad Wolfe's Ramblers Mrs. Leo Wood ittle Ch, u orchestra 1120—WGCP, Newark—208 Studio program 0—Alice from Wonderland orches'ra hts immy Shearer, songs 860—WOO. Philadelphin—31 45 —Grand orga t »—Talk by Mary Morga 3 —George Beratis, te '—Dinner music 860—W IP. Philadelphia—319 5:30—Mayflower dance orch —Roll call, birthday list; vo WIP's springtime program 100—WPG. Atlantic City—273 “Organ recital; news forton dinner concert port talk. Louis Greenberg ic City C"asino dinner dan orciiestra, Fritz Prospero, 1124 01—F tic Radio program 36— Atla ard weathe :06—TNadio for New York Stations 570—WNY(—526 5.80—Recipes, Mre. Welzmil June Lamont. songs L 1—Dance orchestras 90—WGY. Schenectady—350 --Stock reports; - udio Agricultural progra Ti30-- Remington-Rand band « WEAP Madrigal mixed ily Wooles sopra WTI fal Kemp's ore 660—WIZ—451 of 1! Trovatore estra 5 cws sotton prices; 3 quartet Lolita Gai all scores s tonight's mu T10—WOR 3ap Hotel new and zood will proadeast Cadman’s * which although plenty of it of coms tonght Shanewis Known. possesses and zood music * entertainment » WTIC Hits and Bits of 1928 Under Direction of Clem Lewis Odd Fellows' Hall, May 10 and 11 at 8 P. M. Featuring Miss Louise Hecrmann of the Lions® Frolie Uhe Jesters (You've H-ard Them Over the Radio) Wiss Rase aron «nd Wamp Carlson and His Band Yiaacing Until One o'Clock vickets At McCoy's dia are T W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY = LINCOLN SCHOOL MARBLE CHAMPION | THIS SPRING IS WILLIAM CORMIER ORE ANERIGANS TO BE PRESENTED Several Will Meet King ad Queen Tonight h ", 11 Year Old Steele Street Boy Noses Out All Other Competitor This Afternoon. —No Games vears old, of 176 1 being champion Mury the throi costly gown s promptly elim- he games much. 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DRY PLATFORM IS BEING ADVOCATED AS TO DI PLINE May & (Pr— PROBI Was ted tonight | Stetson, Jr, wife | Po- Broseau, of Booth 1or osed rday t 1 iis ot s undertaien at t on the basis of an offic ritn S0 per cent of n o v Miss Kathe Miss Evelyn naval ¥ re Miss re- T na af Detroit: 0f Denver N York Rockwo Texas State Convention Con- trolled by Prohibitionists k city an troduction fugar was regarded edietr after i Tex., May 4 prohit Jemoerat Dallas ot cons party in indicated 1 for the omination Moody ohibition he As Governor Db nally irmanship of the convention to b mont Gover chi the The Extra Safety The extra safety of United Milk is the result of extra precautions, zates 10 den named at or M has opposition or presiden clegation uninst expressed nomination o Yorl ored for They make more care necessary all the way along the line—but when you see a milk bottle with the United Dairy Cap. yvou know it's zafe hevond guesswork, Best By Test Gov th of New o Smd for H that omi 2 dry candidate ily. however would support the party r nee, whoever that might b m Brinsh In- -cutting war, Automobile dea ina price __Aoseph Landwehr General Manager Telephone 1610-2 GLASSES W Nt e W W { NEVERTHELESS AN HONEST ONE. 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