New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1928, Page 18

p D g SATUHDAY. Eastern Daylight Saving Time. New - England States 360—WTIC, Hartford—3536 v:25—Summary of program and S60—W GBS— « Pitz musie | 4 \—The Pennsy :30—Bonnis phone studio i—1. & 110 prograr seball scores 900—WBZ, Springfield=—333 Special program Studio program Talk by Capt. 8. J. Raymond A Weather report Methot and orch —uOrchestra continued {0—Frances Zirkin, pianist e Chorus ilortown §—Boston Symphony “Pop” con- | — Adelphia Male quartet an rogram continued ler orchestra 11 scores orchestra weather 7—Ted and His Gang s—Juvenile Smilers —Dok and His Einfonians 50—Romance in Art S—Radio Minstrels »—Program from WEAN 10—Jaques Renard d orchestra 10:30—Copley Plaza orchestra 11:15—Morey Pearl and orchestra New York Stations 570—WNYC—526 #:50—Baseball scores —Harold Noble, tenor 15—Margaret Fry, soprano 7:30—Police alarms; piano tions : :45—Pauline Spivack, soprano “Where,” Winter Russell $:15—Pianist; Camillo tenor selecs Pagano, 3:45—Gertrude Rohlman, contralto | »—Vineent Bach, trumpet 1:10—Ellsworth Morss, baritone 4:30—United String ensemble {n—Police alarms; weather rnassy olitiy Washington Stuydie program The Marion:ttes 0—Jolly Rill and Jane, ducts Waldorf dinner music Basebull scorcs —South Sea Island P —Classical tria Same as WTIC 1—Arnold Jolinson 660—WIZ—i51 mmary 45 — Mme. prano s=Villepiaue's 5:30—Studio program x:40—Manhattan concert <.35—TInvestment chat 9—Boxing houts 11—McAlpineers' dance orchestra 1020—WGI—201 news ing Eastel;—Sfa(i0|\s 1020—WODA, Paterson—291 —Merchants' pi- o umatic pre- udio prog: yrook Socicty orchestri Jubilee quartet v Moschel, violinist | 11-—Conway and Dolan. songs R60—WIP, Phi 1—Organ recital —Gimbel orchesira —Dinner music —Bedtime story, roll cull n's Little Symphony fflower dance orchestra an recital 860—WOO0, Philadelphia—340 —G organ and trumpets | 210—WFIL, Philadelphia—105 ! 1 Room ensemble —Dreger Conservatory orchestra Kentuckians Ivins Nolo » quartet Third International cal contest 11— y\rnold Johnson’s orchestra | 1100—WPG, Atlantic City—27 i Organ recital Morton dinner concert Dr. Peppard, “Speech orchestra concert orchestra orchestri \cort orchestri 1l pr Third international oratoric: contest Musical progrim tional oratorica vill be held tonig n, I C ya broa h WTIC i W 11 o'clock t Hox chicr h schooi or wh A champion Werrenrat the gue at Thing | Fbr Sale ! NEW SIX-ROOM COTTAGE Belvidere | Good Buy 272 MAIN STREET Dr. A. B. Johnson, D.D.S. { Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. NAT. BANK BLDG. ' P B TR R Oratori- COX &DUNN DENTIST X-RAY, GAS and OXYGEN Ready for | signor by mes {Couch & Dean, Inc. e program South Wit rolina Croor NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1928, T assignments, to Newark, N. 1. Dishwashing machine. John ‘raigo, Hartford. Press. S. Greene, New Can- nal-combustion engine. tt O. Hiller, Hartford, as- to Harttord-Empire Co. Ap- tus for annealing glassware. Henry W. Ingle, Hartford r to Hartford-Empire Co. v apparatus for molten glass. Chanle Johnson, Hartford -ad gauge. Hans P. Mogensen, ton. James A\utomatic Philip A. signor to Scovill Mfgz. Co. \: East Hamp- New Haven. the like. Waterbury, as- - | box. I uroudeast | clock. Other im i Night- | o o ol Al Nido.! ert ‘oet and Py throug ntre Acte f 3 A Day In May.” an Danc No. 5 March Milita The cminent concert pianist Han Barth will interpret on the harpsi- !eord the piano the works of the Norw n composer, F . This program wiil be broadcast t 7 o'clock tomor- num- i Dance | Caprice, ) ssion, On the { Mountain and 0 from Sonati. | Allen McQua the eminent Irish tenor, will be st soloist Quring the A. K. concert which will e broadeast through 4:15. His sclections for thi Bach’s Concerto in F Minor will Jospe wood-wind ring the program to be A program by the Little Sym- | phony orchestra under the dire tion of Igor Sokoloff will be broad- cast through WJZ at 8:15, which will include Schube “Unfinished Symphony,” Rimsky - Korsakof's Flight of the Bumbl " Ma- zanini's “La Rumba” “Suite in 1 Minor.” —L. C. | List of Patents Issued To Connecticut People Patents by the U. 8. 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For harness buck Remington Arms Co. Inc., Bridge- port, and Ilion and N. Y. N. Y. Kleanbore. For ammunition. Jacob M. Silver, doing business at Capitol Paper Co., Hartford. Scotch For malt syrup. -Mark Applicants. The Collins Co., Collinsville. Axes, hatchets, ete. The A. C. Gilbert Co., New Haven. pplications) Electric space heat- fans, etc.; and electric fans, tric liguid, and plastic mixera, ete. McClellan and Seward, Hartford. Oil devices designed to be applied 10 automobi Lewis Osterweis & Sons., New Ha- v | ven, Cigars. Pi Bet Phi Fraternity, West Hart- ford, Fraternity badges, lapel but- 1ons, cuff links, ete. The R. B. Chemical Co., South- ington. Liquid dry-cleaning com- pound. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS . Special Notice “All Factory” night tonight at the Kddy-Glover post, American Legion ceting. The Elks hall has been zaged, the popt band will play. All legionnaires are requested to be at the meeting to complete plans for 8 o'clock sharp at the Washington street home. Movies | —eats, “NATE" AVERY, Post Commander. GOING TO EUROPE WILL SELL OUT John A. Andrews Leaving on Trip Abroad. On account of taking an extended trip to Europe, 1 am going to sell one 3-Family House, 91 Shuttle Meadow Ave., one 3-Family House, 133 Shuttlc Meadow Ave., with 3-Car Garage, one 2-Family House, 328 Glen St., one Building Lot on Lyons St. one Building Lot on Judd Corbin Ave., overlooking Ave., 20 Building Lots or Rev. Bojnowski’s Garden |Q and Orphanage, 30 Building Lots on Neandia St. and Dach’s 928 to Connecticut | Couch, Hartford, aus- | When In Hartford ‘ | Dine at the Oldest and Best Restaurant. Sea Food direct from the Ocean. 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