New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1928, Page 32

. written by a O YALE ELECTIONS sresented tonight through WGY at| 7:30. The title of the play is “Just | Plannin’,” and was first produced in | Oakland, Cal. T author is Helen Norris, who has been a cripple sincc | ed to Honor Places in Senior So- <he was 12. Three Famous Gridiron Stars Elect- N\ e P2 FRIDAY. 10:30—Columbia concert —_— 11—MecAlpineers dance orchestra Eastern Daylight Saving Time. Joe Ward's orchestra S k's orchestra, entertain New England States 810—WLWL—270 0—WTIC, Hartford—536 —James Caffrey, . §:55—Time, Summary of Prograr T 6—Program from NBC Studios T—Basehall Scores and News 0—Clinton Musical Period 0—Connecticut College program 8—Austin Organ I 0—Musical Pro Program from ) 0—S8tudio P 10—Program from N 11—Road Report 11:05—Dave Bernie and 11:30—Time, New 500—WDRC, New Haven—268 5—\Merchants' Musical Perfod ime, Theater Review, New i Veather —Baseball scores 7—Hotel Taft orchestra $—Radio Dealers’ Program : Genuine “LAWNVAC” ! . hoven program which | gridiron stars of Yale have been pporta m l f t through WJZ at 5 honored by election to senior so- 0 ne a va o Usually Valued at $1.00 bt The [JWmDES - cieties, To Maxon Hunter Eddy of tto, RRondino, omance X s W e v oo || 40,000 pounds of t Sonata,” and Adagio ‘ATSIty team, went the distinction i2 Pathotlgue™ of being tapped last for Skull and v Bones yesterday, while John Dud numbers in- rian 'Y'A Silva, tenor A e | v Charl th ' rogram of Old Favorites spearmen will present a pro- | 1°¥ Charleswor o ennington, Faia Gl e el | TO EVERY CUSTOMER “omi 4 1 P in € reg cekly pro- 'apped last for Wolf's Head and L L e e mre WITH ANY PURCHASE Some of the Picked first by Skull and Bones. ection: be h re Japanese | Garvey was tapped by Sabin Carr. Vi ¥ll, Romance sert | Yale's great pole vaulter. igoro Steel Hose Reels " Laugh, Clown L . Valse| The Elihu club tapped Francis A. Tlhet lne\:iesl and greatest 100-foot capacity. tte, Huckleberry Finn, Tschai- | Drake of Chicago, stroke of the plant food. : <ky's Trepak and In My Little | 130-pound crew, last. Lawn Seed | Lawn Sprinklers < Ring; Yankee, 4-arm; Gem, t Home. Paul Mellon, son of the secretary e i s i 2 of 65 e s 3 Lakeview, Shady or Sunny. Rain King—2 sizes, refused election to . s riure 1o Thomas' “Ray- | Skul and Bonca althouen tappes Carefully selected high grade fertilizer. White Clover Spray Material opening number | first, and was immediately tapped Thil 2 . Fancy Lawn Seed. Li 3 3 S e e e P While we have it—you can buy it DRt payss S e e 5 E egetable See : S at a special price— roadcast through WJZ at 11 o'clock. Other selections included in the An unusually large variety. | Grass Catchers program , E. North Bremen Fliers Will Not ! 9—Studio Program 5 5 R lnnt: | program are s Ballet I8 vers 10~—Weather Report $:30—Dr. John Wolfe tons ToEig 2 . Hallel S Make Visit to Hartford Bone Meal To fit all mowers. , M30—WI0O, Bridgeport—268 | §:45—Literury ! ALt | lcolin,” twe Bi TR e ey A 75 for lw lbs gara Sprayer Products | Wheelbarrows 8—Merchants’ Hour | hitman” 3 Ane T e and Mas- | ticut will not greet the Germa . 0 Spray Pumps. All wood. Wood frame, steel T—studia Prostam Kor tenor, with | 115 D€, ; 4 flrin Toel o Aiest erman- Universal Edge Trimmers tray. Steel legs, steel tray. 7:15—Reese Davis, U & N. talk r , sl satlant s, ge Trimme! W —L.C. | The fact that Baron G 7 AUl steel. 7:30—Studio Jrogram o orchestra ag on Gunther Von ;. At Rasshull Beoras Nssnoel S Tolinat ; : Huencfeld, Major Fitzmaurice and o or S. u'""\'.):‘rkRms S‘fi'l':e"t | Garden Tools $—Organ Recital [10:35—Piotti and Madeline Hardy, | [Italy Showing Strength “aptain _Hermann Kochl must re- b e e Corksteel and plain wood 7 e e et jrial b= H turn to Europe shortly wil preveht Spouad ani J8-potnd pans, eLf)—Ropulans Muse, Srogram i | In Daviz Cup Tennis Play | .cir accepting the invitat) Colers, rod and black. ) Rl e R | AN Ji8 1L BrIe LD SENIMA R 8Y e e pting the invitation of : 4 Tine Spade Forks, long and 9:45—Baseball Scores |5—Dr. D. R. Hodgdon, “Food" i T o e i e enencdenn L Drumbull Sand e et Post Hole Diggers D handles 9:30—01d Timers Program contin- |- sy 'now soouts meeting 3 '” D-\\"_ ‘f"m Umv'““{m- ks -'ul.\;;f ‘\:M;Pr E. B;merson to stop Three kinds. Garden Hoes ued ls R e N N g 0 SRR ¥ jat Hartford, according to a letter . Onion Hoes e {1 tetnmn ol eraly ians climinating Xl.umlnn:a m(om- 3 I;l“ {from Harry A Bruno, the fliers' | Irish Cobbler and Field Hoes & s talian team clinc e series by | tour mana - : - $00—WBZ, Springfield—333 forum serics e i e s e, . | Green Mountain 14 Tine Steel Rakes —Weather Report —"Heigh-Ho" hour for “"H;U;Q o ;? ’6‘4 1:0 \'r“(I : Bi Saeanihones ot Taeshon e peel b 28 Sneleied Ry y Falv chestra P 5 e S -1, 6 -6, 8-6, 6-4, after yester- | Bremen cre have been thwarted 5 > Kbt _;;r,,?b:l? i | ll”’ e ‘“’”] b KI:““ day’s two victories in the singles. | before. Several thousand persons € t34 Blair Lawn Mowers | § :x:'ileu);,:‘,‘,‘j;;lwks’ it s B 16— Mrsioal Melinzs S i S . : ore | NDERGR . o . e and 0—Program from NBC Studios |5.3)Black Rock Boys, harmontes | b® Jtalian IZUJIX‘\IOCKZXH,.E,OL e fi;,‘cv;‘:‘rea: l;mlvm]m; agaren :ellfl “:fi:r;;fir:“" "’“,’;:‘n 6 Tine Manure Forks, long : *Thepm"‘b'e',“ e 9 8. Washington Little Sym-| o icianding star, and. bl i }:1";0; £ movwer that has proved itscl 20 D hondice 0—Program from NBC Studios , outstanding star, an & e Canada Floyd Ben- - 1 2 i L ' 5—The Joy Boys el o lini, while the Rumanian team con- | nett’s funeral at Washington, Their GARBAGE CANS A size, a style, a price for | f“:’f‘;:i’l’f"r‘h‘n:fi’: handle 0—Program from NBC Studtos |12 i Granada hour | sisted of MM. Luppu and Dorner. | plane flew on to Curtiss field, N. exery purbote. | Scuffle Hoes—Weed Hoe: 01—Suffolk Symphony orch. @mig, ! Italy eliminated Australia in the | Y., however. fvani 1 5 RS aioEs —Baseball Scores 1020—WGL—291 first round and will now play Indic | Gal ‘1?:”?"3“(1“;.&}(:10'2 | Wire Stretchers 9 Te: e | i e £l 3 = . -inch, 3 mesh. Extra heavy. 19 Smrifialio brebasin continien N sty hird. The victory over| New Haven Road Not | Tonecan Metal — Non-Corrodible 315¢ ft g { Lawn Dryers and —Hotel Statler orchestra . 2 £an | Australia was s a - | . . Y e s 2 : Vers 11130—Time and Weather Report | %:05—James Catouc's orchestra i upset ana Ttaly i now looked | To Blame in Accident Lasts a Lifetime. Collins : Balt;?_fiy‘l)u_e'm LN 630—WNAC-WBIS, Boston—ieg | '/ —Washingion Jicig! upon s a strong contender for| Bridgeport, May 18 (UP)—The | §| Shingling Hatchets ifferent sizes—collapsible. 5—Ted and His Gang | e Soxonhone Minsteets | a1 VICUOTY in the Buropean zonc | New York, New Haven and Hart. 10 15 All sizes and prices. Everything in EJnvanile Sraflers HSiinter's Saxophone Minstrels | with the likelihood that she will | ford railroad was absolved of crim. | o .75 Fence Wir: | Stanley Tools 9:30—Perley Stevens and orchestra | —Archie Sister's orchestra | play the United States for the right | inal responsibility in connection with EIL gal. Ach i | Complete Stanley Line ! 7—Hotel Brunswick orchestra . to meet France in the final round. |the death in a Ridgefield grade | fi!' s (atzex SandBoricen Atkin’s g . 7:30—Five Minute Storles from Eastern Stations | crossing accident of Thaddeus Crane, | ift=bungn. | s o Lite = To Bury Spanish Dancer | ™! New York reattor. in a na. |} Poultry Netting | Silver Steel Saws . | B ing returned by Coroner John J. | 1 ft. wide to 6 ft. wide. Hand Saws Flooring Saws 250ty Of the Tuoties 1020—WODA, Patcrson—294 50—Editorial Review . i §—The Sportsmen . Jort talk In New York Tomorrow | rheian today. | " 1-in. and 2-in. mesh. Buck Saws Compass Saws n's Californians | New York, May 18 (UP)—The In another finding, the coroner | | i Metal Saws Coping Sz Galvanized tal Saws Coping Saws 8:30—The Chimney Swallows | 7:15-~Sunshine Boys ROty ot Senoxita < Mpria Montero | tresd Bonlam o 6lacomorof Darieni] Vi i 23ies Ol 9—Program from New York | 7:45—History class ish dancer, who was shot to|Of blame in connection with the | 5rape Yine Wit ¥ S DR i 1—Perley Stevens and orchestra S—Len Peters’ Susquehannanians | death by a spurned lover, Horatio | death of Renton L. Crosby, 17-year- | 5-pound coils, | 1-Man Cross-Cut $10—WEEL, Boon—tds | s1i0"Weeidy Devotionnl service | Columires, wil be buied fomorrow | old south kiled while” leaing ‘o ’ Sod Tampers | o loEer Blates; 5:50—News | 11—Clifford Lodge frolic [In Calvary cemetery by the Spanish | drive a motoreycle, Giacomo col- =% S Posts—S| 210 Wertminater Chimes 1:30—Dance music | society. Her body lay in state at the lided with the youth, crushing him | PEXTO TINNERS Wi 1'31::;"“8;1 i [ Fe“'ée"l::d 3 ‘t‘fel 6—Program from New York 1120—W wark—268 | society rooms today so that her [ 2gainst a telephone pole. | - ke ohears | ; &‘ Vi 7—Big Brother club 0:01—Russian Pilace program many devoted pupils could see her w2 | e Uleliana ™ | Jerk Thgper Sovson Wike e L T et s Bl for the last time. Services will be at| OPEN TENNIS STADIUM | SNIPS Garden Wheelbarrows e With detachable sides. 18-in. to 48-in. in width. _Program from New York e e | the Spanish Ghadalupe church. Parls, May 18 GP—Amid impres. | * 9:30—Dutch Girls Quintet —Merchants' program | The body of Columbres, who died | ive ceremones attended by French G uintet 3 s s ST G LD ISt { arbage Cans Sets of 10—Program from New York 6= Rlige fion. Wenderland | Several hours after — shooting Miss officialdom and members of the . . DA e 7 11:01—Radlo Forecast and Weather | *" 0 €0 FO0 00l C0E | Montero, from a self-inflicted wound, | ‘champlon Davis Cup team. Franee | 2%-in. Cut—11Y;-in, over all. 'E““"Z x12” to 18”x24%, Drop Forged Wrenches 11:05—Jaques Renard and orch. | 7—Health talk; piano program | will be sent to Buenos Aires. Instruc- | today opened her new tennis stadi- il gfl':am"d' ! s R gk perieet 11:35—News T:30—"The Garden's Care" [lions to do o were received Jast | um and christened 1t “Roland Gar. | Goodyear Wingfoot | Goodwin Grass Shears 1:40—Jaques Renard orchestra 7:45—Charles Estabrooks, tenor el et brother, Arturo, ¥ | ros” in honor of the famous aviator 75¢ Water Hose Two sizes. — Argentine officials. 2 -hi 0 .t | e A 860—WOO, Philadciphia—349 | 1;.{1 ;ourr s(ar,‘ First competition A worth-while buy at Non-Kink -in., all length | Hedge Shears New York Stations 4:45—Grand organ and trumpets | g,. S L b steged jomortoRNbLinELn Pike Hand Grinde v + ? " = —“The Child in School,” Dr. Bauer | 92" 1 ‘ora s Classified Ad | women's teams of France and Eng- | rinders I ‘Wiss Patent—All steel—will 570—WNYC—526 . 0 — Instrumental trio; Science | Prone number. land. All sizes and prices. not break—$3.00 each. G:05—Market high spots service talk | 6:15—Olga Paul, songs :30—Woodwind Oriental Quartet | | i ousssssems We Manufacture For You 6:25—Baseball scores, high lights Orchestra ({7 /%) 9 .o 99 6:30—French lessons |9:30—Master Singers and Players t S m W t m"st lt is 30—Police alarms; scores 10—Variety hal hour 7:35—Talk 0:30—Dance music 1 i e | More and More Men 9—Rudolph Joskowitz, vielinist O—Irench lesson 9:30—Negro arts program; r'-uldfl' | 7—Bedtime story; roll call; pianist ° 10—Ernest Graham, orgal 1100—WPG, Atlantic City—273 | White Ruoss, harpist; May |, HO=WEG, At = re Ommg 0 Hughes, solofst |7:05—Concert orchestra 10:30—Pollce alarms; weather | s—Band concert For | 610—WEAF—193 5:30—Casino dinner dance orch, : i A et 5—The Marionettes Traymore concert orchestra i T e, | s e SU I T S Cor. Park and Bigelow Sts. 5:55—Baseball scores 10:30—Tall Cedar band * ¢—Same as WTIC 11—Dance orchestra T—Happy Wonders 190—WGY, Schenectady—380 Paint — Hardware — Glass — Sash — Doors — Interior Tril 7:30—Happiness Bova {f—Mutual Savings hour Amfiu"fl!‘l‘ and Builders’ m §—Clties Service Concort orchestra | ynidl SEENES o a—— uilders’ Supplies TOPCOATS ‘ s—Same as WTIC §—Fro-Joy hour e 9:30—La France orchestra | 9—Same as WEATR 10—8ame as WTIC Y:30—Cathedral echoes 11—Correct time 10—Palmhour hour ES EXAMINED 660— W — 3—The Gotham Trio $:30—Reports, stock market, finan- clal summary, cotton prices, agri- OLD HOME TOWN . DONT GET Sse o oene PERSONAL= 3 Frank E. Goodwin ’ Eyesight Specialist 327 Main st Tel. 1905|| il GLASSES FITTED s | N SO YOURE THE LEAK IN THAT CAN EW!'~ ! WONDERED WHERE | ALL THAT *TYPE WASH WAS GOING - - - 5 iger. violinlst 6—Baseball scores #:05—Arnold Johnson's orchestra { A special arrangement of the —Summary of programs ith American melody “Ay, Ay, 6:30—Same as WBZ ted as the feature 1—Correct time 7—8tardom of Tiroadway 7:80—Dixie Circus -«» Alterations Free There’s a reason. Men who wear Anglo-Persian pro- will he broadeast irough WTIC at 9 o'clock ton ORIENT;.AL RUGS | EXPERT REPAIRING, WASHING 8—Godfrey Ludlow, and STORAGE t30—Same us WT |Other numbers included in the pro- e e S SR e e e them recommend them, and others S. V. Sevadjian I “Overture 1% Delibes' “Valsc follow their lead. TEL. 1190 T8y CrmN ot 1l—flllu"‘\vr musie nte,” de Koven's “Robin Hood"” se- ey > i 3 o g e lections and MacDowell's “In an In- They are styled distinctively in a 6:15—Children's 1 dian Lodge. wide variety of attractive patterns. DENTIST All the latest colorings. We can't The La France orchestr most_popular misical crsemb copyright the price of $16.50 but Dr. Henry R. Lasch e e BLUES we can give you $25 to $30. Commercial Trust Bldg. 9—True Story hour TON CLOTHES are sold through from Wallace’s “Mari- iots, unfinished wor- ,3 = 'J»r(" r"nm” gy Enchanted Hour, = our own chain of stores. See them ws hulleting; ws ‘Calm i the Night,” Burke's |[f steds. Single and y,. ie vou want real value. CAN CATCH THE 4.10 11:05—Hale It 11:30—The W Special for Saturday double breasted models. LONGS swedish Love Song.” e A selection from a recent theme Legs of Genuine TRAIN Dorothy Kexs, cor : by piire onlinac e SHORTS SPRING LAMB it Bty PR on the popular Palmolive STOUTS 38¢c ™ Jones’ Quality Market at 10 o'clock r numbers in ovelty hour 45—TFrank Go All Sizes to 46. . iy e German's orch Dance,” a i —Dance o 0_solo, FEcho Song.” Gir Joe = ) 1 il 3 You Are Free® and 33 Myrtle St. Tel. 285 Tane, tenor : : : 4 . B : i 3 ; : salectior rom “Wild spa section and extra special R S Togtos Cartatiuapronestra | s 2 moenicl il a8 Free Delivery 60— WHN—305 . | values. New styles, patterns and | 8:30—Henderson’s dance or s8 Mabel 1 nstrong, former- weaves. All sizes. ALTERATIONS —American literar litan Opera Co., FREE. When In Hartford -American concert vill be heard t t through WTiC i 10—News; studio p ntation Hartford Electri i 10:30-=Mr. and Mrs. Woods, bhar- program. . 5 mony [Miss Armstronz will be the sym- Dine at the Oldest and Best 4 3:#: 0'1-,:””“‘ . 1 ].:‘,:;\ orei ra and Thon Dowd, : | sea Food Resta“ra]lt. sea 1 12 mid.—Al 4‘ A ! WEE A " | Food direct from the Ocean. 810—W 7. moof AL Milne's ; 5—Selbert I'urs [comudy, i Tvory Door” will be | FOR MEN ~ YOUNG MEN Retall Department Connected /] BECAME A BIT PEEVED TODAY, AND 5:30—Aunty's chat; studig program |presented tonight at 7 o%lock ,/,/ FIRED THE TRAVELING PRINTER - WHEN Attmann's Entertainers {through WJZ Ly the original mem- HE CAUGHT NIM DRINKING BENZINE HONISS’S 23 STATE §T., HARTFORD Under Grant's —Buffet Model Entertainers "m: of the cast now playing at the g—Entertaiiors { Hopkins theater. The cast includes | 9:30—Ocean life | Williamn Faversham, Flora .\‘hvqul 10—Rainbow orchestra and 1-;71‘;51 Lawford. ¢ 352 MAIN STREET ‘ Stores Everywhere ' a