New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1929, Page 18

WEDNESDAY, [By The dssc stra Pro —\WOR Newark—710 1 News 990—WRZ, sprinaicld— NEW RRITAIN DATLY HERAID, WEDNESDAY, APRIU 17, l “Hearts of the Blue Ri an old play of Southern mountain life | |from the pen of Hal Reid, is to- | night's presentation by Hank Sim- mons and Show Boat family ar S plelock over WOR and associated | stations. The play depicts the story lof an old neighborhood feud that | «xisted between the Carters and the PRIL 17 Reynolds for generations. A tion, a musical program of light dance numbers will he presented by the program a Nest for “Hello Dad- “Don’'t Do and | | Yollowing the dramatic presenta- | | a speecialty orchestra, uding “Building | Ma a medley fro C WCAE: | dv.” Tango de Reve F only | That to the Poor Pu TIC WIAR WTAG | wpyverybody Loves You." Scores | | At 10 o'clock a will be heard over th in a rendition of Herbert's memor- “Dream Melody." 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Tt was one of the worst storms of recent years, reaching as far south as Norfolk, Va. before shifting | winds caused it to lose its force in | the northwest | The body of a main was washed | ashore at Point Pleasant, N "here were no identification marks on the | body, but he was belicved to have been a sailor. Another man was | killed at Stamford, Conn Several inches of snow fell around [ the New York-Pennsylvania line and { rain fell throughout most of Dela- ware At Sandy Hook the wind reached G0 miles an hour and the New York harbor had an unusually high tide of 7.6 fect. The worst dumage done to shipping here was the sinking of the oil barge Fred E. Hasler off Stuten (sland. The craft was carry- ing 1,700 tons of whale oil. Opening of a seam by the heavy seas was helieved to have been the cause of the sinking. crew escaped. The Teddy Burke, another harge | went down without loss of life when from her moorings at | New Brighton, Staten Island, and rammed a pier The third vessel to be lost was the | e broke | Shenandoah Valley of Virginia and 1 | had ot | Perth Amboy 111 which was towing two harges when the ¢ snapped | tin af erth | | sank off 1 the a car went down off Robbins rry servie 4, and to Staten Is it Belle Ha stdents nd was or und were waters, | iner Majestie and pert yesterday be- and will dock to- er ships that were delayed rdar Scythia; the Avon; the Ward Swedish motor- Clyde | Royal Mail lin-r the 1 and ti liner NOTICE || T! :Mountain Inn | Foot of Waterbury M. 1 LEVERY SATURDAY NIGHT | and DANCE rtainment $1.50 (No Cover Charge) Music By WALLER'S ORCHESTRA P’hone Southington 18-14 E LARGEMENT FREE! J With Graduation and Confirmation Photos | | 1 Arcade Studio of Course Stove Repairs | | Complete line of stove repais || | parts carried in stock. 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Don't forget to take home snow also fell in the mountains west of Cumberland, Md. RBlizzard in Peansylvania Philadelphia, Apr 17 (A—Por- tions of northern and western Penn- sylvania were blanketed with the snow of an April blizzard today, with | snow many inches deep in various scctions. In Bradford county the United | | states weather bureau announced, | some Maryland oysters and a snowfall of more than 11 inches | rred. At Ellentown, Sullivan county, the | snowfall was more than a foot decp | and highways were rendered imp: able in some places by deep dr Scores of automobiles were stranded Highway department crews were out today to clear the roads of drifts and fresh crackers. HONISS’S 22 810 | i ‘- St Hartford, Conn. 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