New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1928, Page 24

THURSDAY. 15:36—Studio program | $—The Musical Rugs 1 Shirt Trio 45—Frances Alison, songs —Time; financial talk 15~—Hank Linet's Movic 30 be announced 0:30—Jack’s orchestra 11=Time; MeAlpin orchestr 2—Wolfe and Baer, duets $10—WLWL—370 |#—Frank Christman, tenor | 6:20—Orchestra selections Eastern Daylight Saving Time New England 560—WTIC, Hartford—536 6:25 — Summary of program und news bulletins 0—Sea Gull Dinner Group :55—Baseball scores 7—Harmony Trio Ciiate 7:15—WTIC's Pet Club conducted | g ine Proveation, G. Lioyd by Ernest A. Legg 7—J. O'Callaghan, tenor 0—NBC program I 7:15—Emerald ensemble $§—The River Choristers 7:30—Trish alr 2 §:30—Two one-act playlets DPro-|:.45_0ld favorites duced under the personal direc- $60—WGBS—3 19 tion of Carolyn McKane Dougher- |z 50 e orehestra ty of the Studio of the Spoken |3i4u_ ijousing, Prof. C. G. Shaw Drama, West Hartford 9—National dance orchestra 10—N\BC program 10:30—Time 10:30—Medical talk under the aus- | pices of the Hartford Medical so- | ciety 10:40—Worthy Hills dance orch. 11—Annual banquet of the Kadio Manufacturers association direct ' from Chicago 500—WDRC. New Haven—268 5—Merchants' Musical Period 6:45 — News, weather, theater re- view 6:55—Baseball scores | 7 — Time; Wilcox Pier Restaurant ensemble s—Program from New York 9—Time 1130—WICC, Bridgeport—266 36—Dance orche —World news 6—Dance orchestra 10—Ramble in Erin 11—County Fair orche 11:30—Lou Silvers, songs 11:45—Studio specialties 0—WPCH— —French lesson :30—Beloved vagabonds C. Cheasley, philosopher —Hilda Page, contralto sereen nent . Fique, piano Don Carney, piano -Inter-City Trio tenor s and a piano ller and Johnson, d a |8: nouncement §—Merchants' Hour { 8:16—Colonial quartet 7—8tudio program | 9:45—Sunshine sisters 16—Organ recital ! 10:15-Sadrian Trio 7:45—Basepall scores It —Many Miller, songs S—8tring ensemble $:30—Ritz orchestra 9:85—Weather, news 10—Ritz orchestra 900—WBZ, Springfield—333 s—Hotel Statler ensemble 29—Weather report f—Regent trio 6:30—Time; Regent Trio continued 6:50—Baseball scores 6:55—Radio Advice 10 Industrial chat 1—Bartols’ ensemble; time 1020—=WGI—204 | 5—Time; news; sports 6:05—De Cicco, saxophone artists ec Burke, songs Harry Moore, songs alk, Value of Education —Carmen Kuyler, songs 30—Edward Wilson, baritone 7:45—The Inventor, E. Thomas T—Political Situation in U. §—Mitnitsky ensemble 7:10—Hotel Statler orchestra | 5.30—Artists recital 7.30—Program from NBC Studios | :01—Baseball scores n Stati 05—Radio Manufacturers' { Easu"‘ Stations time and weather NAC-WRIS, Boston—464 5—Ted and His Gang 6—O0l4 King Cole Radio club §:30—Kenmore Restaurant orch 7—Dok's Junior Sinfonians 7:30—Interview with Braves Base- ball Star 7:40—Radio Sweethearts 8—The Four Motormen 8:15—Program by Paul Shirley g—Percy Violin ensemble 4 9:45—John Archer, tenor; Bradford, pianist | 10—Program from Orpheus theater 10:30—Program from State theater 11:15—State Ballroom orchestra s ban 1020—WODA, Paterson—294 | 9:15—Eink music 9:30-—Artist recital Nicaraguan intervention de- 10:15—Tour 10:30—Arcola Amusement Park 11—Colonial Rendezvous 0—Pggano Californians 1100—WPG, Atlantic City—273 drgan recital News Shelburne dinner music Edith 590—WEEI, Boston—508 {1180t : r 6—Elks Hotel orchestra S*Pm::rddawo maus\«_ ¢:25—Boston Horse Race talk | 8280==Studio propram 6:35—News 53 Creatore's band ” 9:30—Ambassador orchestra 6:43—Chimes 6:4¢—Juvenile Gems 6:¢5—Big Brother club 7:30—Program from New York §—Musicale $:30—Program from New York 9—Mr. and Mrs. Skit 9:30—Chocolate Drops 10—Program from New York 10:31—Radlo forecast and weather 10:33—News New York 10—8§tudio music 10:20—Organ; dance orchestra | 0—WFI, Philadelphia—105 —Baseball scores Auto talk 15—Farm period Same as WEAT ‘henectady —350 :25—Baseball scores 30—Dinner music 25—Bascball scores Outdoors, J. Landon AN 45—G. Trombini, cello 570—WNYC—526 ‘ sl 30—Time |a—Mary Revnoldspiano; M. Rosen- 31—DMarkets; baseball 0—Piano selections berg. piano 9:50—Mohawk Valley Historic pro- 860—WI1P, Philadelphia—319 —Dinner music Weizmiller 0—Time 1—Polic: 6:45—Recipes, Mrs. Louis Reed| gr, Weizmiller b mim s WEAD :—G. Falkenburg, baritone | e e :15—Home Economics, Mre. L. R-| S | alarms; bascball v ket reports accordion 5 ‘ T—Uncle Wip's bedtime story and Typholdl g _guqio recital Fever, Dr, Arthur 1. Blau ton Forum; time DIACY) i 0—WCAL, Philadelphia—261 BOpLan o | 6—Jansen’s orchestra cech, Prot. R. E. Baseball scores :30—Green's orchestra eddy Bakers nellenburg's orchestra Cather, | S=Time: Blue Anchor hour Athers |y Reid's Neapolitans cgro Arts program E. Meyer, violin police alarms; e8! S s {4:30—TLucas Harmony Four 610—WEAF—192 i simes lane Diio 6—Waldor! oria music 10:30—Piccadilly orchestra; time 3aseball scor ck hymn sing WTIC \| Through the Static | dance orchestra e as WTIC | | IOme company octet | Maxwell. and Marjoric 'FLASHES OF LIFE: PROCESS SERVER SAYS GLORIA PACKS HARD WALLO —e Popular aud claseic vocal and in- strumental sclect will permeate the air at about ¢ o'clock through 1WJz ana W1 sich will include | New York Happy poor. un- signed official {several of the bst known light |happy rich. Mrs. Harry A. | - clussics and popular nwnbers. The suing her husband, sonstruction . Boston—Too many home runs de- coloist will be Prankln Baur, tonor, | engineer, for a separation avers: cide Boston Braves' management in Who will render among other sclec- | “Our varly married days were favor of immediate retirement of tiens Massenct’s “The Dream™ om fraught with poverty and struggle. 'new left field stands. Manon, “Just Across the Strect | Vet those were days of Jo Wit ———— Heave ndian Lulla- | wealth my husband has been a dif Awherst, Mass.—Ray Stannard The or selections in- | terent man.” Buker, biographer of Woodrow Wil- clude Scherzo from Mengelssoh == on. declines to become democratic ! candidate Nigh Short for Dream Prefudes’ Midsununer Greenwich, Conn. — Betty Ran- congres: | dolph, actress, who inherited wealth hus had three hushands and has ab- | New Haven Aldermanic board plied for a license 10 acquire No. 4. ,zrces to give widow of. the lat , Bartholomew J. Chudocek, of Jolins- | \fayor John B. Tower approximately vit wlhien this pro- Followins 1t]town. N. Y. a clergyman. He is 44, 512 500 salary which he would have e collccted lad he completed his e tlngiem el tar) ST [term. The funcral expenses of $1.- | will include classic ] New York — Mr amnucl Mosco- 640 were also voted to be paid by | S popular meiody | yits, suing her husband, a corstruc- the city JiL ucky In Dhorak's everiqon engincer, complains that he be- —_— I popular “Ifumorcsqu the well cayme o convert to the doctrines of New Haven—Everything is ros [ ey and | pannic Hurst and established @ $9- qeain for Charles M. Robinson. : Song." aze also it {azate home. mer ¢ and Gladys R. | Hendri urt stenographer, mden, N. J. — | —L. ¢ s’ 0 wife Wio d¢- ho are now married after the wed- —_— — sires all or most of her husband’s g had been broken off by the | 1y need apply to City Judge Bert- [vride a week ago. i an for aid in getting it. He so an- | ! ounced when Mrs, Pauline Scrlick | jrartford—Public hearing will be ! ked for 330 of the Mr’s weekly |14 to eliminate the grade crossing | lover New Haven road tracks at | | e ! point southwest of Milford station. | New York — If the allegations of K | I——— Lan 153-pound process server are | \eriden—Rody of man picked | correct. Gloria nson packS @ from canoe in river in South Meri- swift stinging wallop. Alexander | gon s still unidentified Cohen is suing for $25,000 for in- | Correspondents Pick Up 0dd juries to his face and feelings, which, | Waterbury —Five stills, some of : | B“S 0[ NQWS {he avers, were caused when he g0l | |arge capacity are taken in a raid |4 right and a left as he was tender= | Ly prohibition men in the town plot ing a subpoena. section of city. Small shacks, cov- ered by grape vines and guarded by dogs where the seizures were way {rom |made. One woman and three men | taken into custod Hartford—Sentenced E— e RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION A Battle Creek physician says, “(‘onstipation is responsible for more | misery than any other cause.” y the Associated Press, A cloud of white feathers drifting dgown from the heights of Kan “ity’s tallest buildings stirred con- iecture among startled pedestrians ihelow as ot whether angels, may- \hap, had come to held the farmers| {\Who seek themiselves, or whether it | o a barnyard version of Manhat- | | tan’s ticker-tape frenzies. | | R. L Astor is on Kiel with a new yacht which he h Commiodore the Newport, Vincent ad plane built there. It carries a se | | a common York -— The liner Homeric 1s in port after a collision with a whale in mid-Atlantic, Vessel's bow cut into a 40 foot youngster that | apparently was asleep astray from | mamma. It took the liner half an | hour to get free [ In spie of the | vaunted superiority in | all-around modernity lachieved the magic ! weather telephone ecast's so proudly matters of | it has not vet seeret of hot booth comfort | Oyster Bay, N. Y. — The worms {that Kansas Cityans treat as com- pere will turn only for residents. | monplace. !'Mhe town fathers have decided that | But immediate relief has been With the click of a closing door the natives' bait no longer shall be found. A tablet called Rexall Or- {Lbehind the telephoner here a soft | dug by city fishermen. | derlies has been discovered. This {tablet attracts water from the sys- Knight- | tem into the lazy, dry, evacuating bowel cailed the colon. The water Melbourne——International | bur-r-r resounds above his head and | i an electric fan as well as an elec- Stop suffering from constipation | tric light are turned on automati- hood for ocean flyers, such is the |eally | suggestions of an Australian legis- | loosens the dry food waste and — | lator st a dinner to the crew of the causes a gentle, thorough, natural The parking problem need nol|Southern Cross | movement without forming a habit longer harass the municipal dmhnrv“ === or ever increasing the doee, ities of the country, for Kansas City Roston—Joseph E. Warner, assist- e iy fhe solution by uslng|ant attorney general undér Arthur |Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night. roof space in the downtown district. | Reading. elected by joint convention | Next day bright. Get 24 for 25c to- of house and senate to succeed re- ,day at the nearest Rexall or Liggett The Oklahoma delegation includes an “orgininal American” delegate, | Mrs. Lilah D. 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Box 39—R 7 7T Q \ 10:30—Time, statlers Pennsy It you can get WEAF without HAVE YOU SEEN nians lany trouble, tune in at 9 o'clock and 11 —Radio Manufa rs' dinner 0 you will be g 1 with a program ¢ “hicago | of popular music that would satisfy 660—WJIZ—151 any lover of pular melo- 6~ Baseball scores dtes. The pro v 11 a full §:05—Manger orches nour and will roadcast by the 5 n lll : National Dance orchestra, which h ; ¥lag Day, D.Bramar arranged a balanced schedule ‘abi q 5 s wh? et Catiinet Type As Hinbtrated s—Retold tales pos. The bist includes such numbers $:30—DBossert, orchestra as the n iits “Hum g—Same as WBZ Collegtanu, M O0—=WOR—I22 “Ramons “You Took A« 10 & y period M My Heart Stood Still™” clton ensemt (8} and Get Under the e Duo all scores - 10—Shelton ensem am ot i be- _Horton's hour; The Bird Ex broadcast throuh pedition, Licutenant T M vhich will includs ro. 1 instrumental num 2: csio ¢ the Clouds Roll §:31—King lubs thmn “Evening . . a=Cany Daic g i G naarte ana /All set up in your kitchen, connected to gas, 445 Interview e Crime club i oreh. with no extra charge. :;7T & »‘ o A 1 opera stars 0—W rtain it the an- _Journal hour aal juet of 1t 1 i SE D 'ES ¥ i is antatre e G R THESE SPECIAL PRICES ARE GOOD ONLY _Orehestra; Park Studio i) Ete Bios s i fl'irj:kt 7 WHILE OUR PRESENT STOCK LASTS! 760—WHN—395 night and lust 10 “0 hours s—studio recital You can try any followinx & §—Popular ducts stations through which the program I I 6:13—Edward Franke! > lix will be bre st: WEAI, WJ7Z M I 10—News; Amateur Night WGY or WBZ. Somc of the stars to poems, N. T. G | be heard include Charles Marshall 4 ® » 1—Keefer orchestra | of the Chicago Opera; Allen Me- i i e R L Plumbing—Heating—Sheet Metal Work 1o—Midnight lohe Sund Cyrena Van Gordon of th 5 s =~ o WCA310 inenss ourm: e anner o | 6 WEST MAIN PHONES 51005101 phony orchestra, one of the best en- ! tembles on the air; the ) 5—Wilkon £yncopators 5.30—Blucberries Chat L) Chicago drunkard to serve months | Da d that the dele term, John Viazdo was found act as a unit in support of the com- dead hanging to a beam in the hay ' merce secretary and that the chair-| The insurgents, who were under loft of the barn adjacent to the |man of the delegation, Charles D. | Erasmo Mepia, fled when govern- county jail. | Hilles, who is also national commit- | ment troops approached without at- teeman, be authorized to cast the|tempting to fight. delcgation’s vote. upon the inhabitants of the town. Hartford — Industrial leaders of the state wire support at Kansas City to the nomination of Hoover and Tilson. The willow tree has a nalc and temale variety, For bats, the male Bumper of Bus Hits 2 . W, Waiti o | Wood wears better, but the temale oman Waiting at Curb | uus whe sreater driving power. Mrs, 1sidore Weinberg of 40 New- | ington avenue suffered an injury 10 | S her leg about 50 yesterday after- noon when a bus owned by the Mast- r0 Co. and driven by Fred Doty of 51 Woodland street, struck her as; ‘.\hv stood on the sidewalk at the bus station in front of the First church. ! The bus was pulling into the station | "}/ New York to Vote as Solid Hoover Unit sas City, June 14 P—New York's 90 votes will bLe cast as a wnit for Herbert Hoover when bal- loting for a presidential candidate begins at the republican national convention today Home Complexion Peeler Beautifies Skin 1 you loug for Decision for unanimous action and the front bumper cleared the | was reached at a caucus of the del- | curbstonc and struck Mrs. Wein- and apply cgation last evening after a prefer- | berg. Officer Joseph Kennedy ential vote had showed 77 delegates|ported no use for police action. for Hoover, five for Charles G. St Dawes, four for Charles Evans| BREAK JAIL Hughes. and one for Frank 0. Low-| Mexico City, June 14 (P—Dis- | 1% {Gen, with three delegates absent|patches from Tixtla, Guerrero, to- | mred,. e d not recorded ay said that a group of insurgents [ Mercol ut the hidden When the result of the vote was entered the town, which is ungar- | beauts wrinkles and announced former Senator James |risoned, broke open the jail and | Tomere |W. Wadsworth. who had voted for lcooted government offices and alt | The Weather’s Hot ut the Room Is Cool! The Water’s Hot! But the Room is Still Cool! The Everhot Automatic Heater is the answer. Convenient — Economical and it Never Fails. Priced as low as $30 —and may bhe budgeted and paid monthly. Call Leroux The Master Plumber— He’s at Your Service. CrAuDE J ~Plumbing - - Sheet Metal Work TELEPHONE 304 OSSIE, THOSE RUBBER HEELS OSWALD PIPP, WHO WAS BEEN IN TRAINING FOR HIS TWO WEBKS WACATION IN THE Bi§ CITY, IS NOWABLE To CROSS MAIN STREET /N ONE JUMP