New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1929, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1929. 00-—Weather report | Arms and the Man, 1s a well known | |1n~mand Park home for an umm-’narlmm\t in Hartford, Judge Tra-|er. son of Mr. and Mrs William piths operetta of some decades ago. | E noumm] destination, presumably to |ceski asked Grabowski how he | Parker of Union street, at St. Mary's 283—WBAL, Baltimore—1060 Tolanthe and The Yankee Consul moid meeting her husband, Giorgio |spelled his name. He spelled it out, | church. Rev. Walter A. McCrann 0 talon i uale will also be represented in the ‘ ]’olluo whom she has sued for di- | omitting the “w.” Judge Traceski im- | wil perform the ceremony. 00—Same as WJZ broadcast [Sozas Wmnat s swavaner adied thak] 4ose s fius of $5.aud noats fon iivi K BLs Rarths Biu el is e Boll Saze, pilano = ‘\h Mason was accompanied by her | ing without a license in his posses- | as her sister's maid of honor. The me as WJZ - g . Graziella. whose custody |sion and $10 and costs on the speed- | hridesmaid will he Marion Banulski. e s, and the child's g ;| Ing ehazged £0 Sroush o] ® cousin of the bride. Joseph De- IDNESDAY 30—Smoke R Guard H rne S hen Grabowski was brough mort. a cousin of the bridegroom DVHONEEDAY IS morea MMMMW mmmmmemmemmmwmmwwwmwmmmw = e ol o ! tonight aboard the S. S. Ile de|was released on his own recogni- | (er g saving Time 30—Panette, Violine, Angela and n a | ter Stelmach will usher. T el | meet the liner at the dock to serve |day. When he was not on hand. | ), S ¥ b —W s 11:00—Time; news bulletins; wea- | [ day Ukrainian hall following the cere- SO SIVIRG, Hartlonl =000 o |- 00T e B | him with papers in the djvorce case. | Judge Traceski ordered him arrest- | crimith TO FOROWInE L0 Core: €.20—Summary of programs; n Jherpeport | R 1n the o L s v oaen 3104 anag on| modr i dte Barkeriia e respren ail RErs e ; P | The Fourth of July is with us m;.m s hopes of cvading the clec- | recommendation of Prosecuting At- | = 2 :30—Hotel Bond trio—Emi Providence—ggg | 2E2in. and with it comes one of tht Easy S[age Joumey by Nm[hem B s Wik he Lo deith torney Woods. A recess was taken| | HNm;‘A{erKvl(,“:huva . """_““'Y.‘},", 'ljnhuu | biggest broadcasts of patriotic music R P l for the murder of a state prison preparatory to starting another case | Picnic for Benefit aseball spores S | that the radio world has vet seen. | lan of F suard, rested toduy on the success nd in the meantime Grabowski ; 7:00—Musical program | #:45—News fashes ST e e e e A oute Plan o 161§ B e T e Wm”} = Of Polish Orphanage 4:80—Orchestra from NBC g utomobile club o FoU! ous Fourth. In fact, it starts this | _ e Re il Al e vaceski he admitted that he knew| The picnic for the benefit of the under the direction of Na = Ik Chicago, July 3 (UP)—The “U'n-| Action toward having the long conit openad at 3:50) | Polish Orphans, given under the AR e R cvening, and starts with a wham cr 28— . Cincnnati—7 v e thetadiod | 5 y ‘S‘hvlh‘(’(’ from NT § 100~ Tea Tifne trio. probably because the radio impre- |+ powler, Sikorsky amphibian, {term prisoner, who committed the Prosccuting Attorney Woods en- | auspices of the 25th anniversary Alesarehe oL ; e : sarios believe that no one will 1urn | yac ready e pr . LT £ et T . . S ¢ ‘“ nolle on payment of costs in : el Vi e ) turn via the northern route pital was started after the full bench Wi .y i e B celebration of (he 23th anni- B8 0= anee ;i St Btivaes et i Pilots Robert H. Gast and Parke |of the state supreme court had over- n, Uu( 1S L1Cense who was arrested for speeding on | versary of Sisters of Mary Immacu- "~MM e i—Daseball ,.‘,f».q A dinner concert consisting of re- |y Cramer hoped dusk would &ce ruled cxceptions taken from the | West Main street yeste ¢ by Mo- | late, will be held tomorrow at the Blac m NBC stud 0 _U‘, hestra from NRC studios | 41€st numbers will be offered DY |ihem landing at Great Whale. a |jury's verdict toreyele Officer Alfre 'l"m'*vm,\v Orphans’ Grounds at North Burritt :“ i 2 3 R Sools o NBC studios | Emil Heimberger and his trio from | Hudson Bay trading post, 1,000 miles | The opinion of Dr. Vernon Briggs. emaining seated while being put street. 1t will comnience at 10 o’clock b ekt ,‘“ & 5 SR e fos | station WTIC this evening at 8:30 |north of Chicago. The flight to Ter- |alicnist. t Ivippi. although to plea and also failing to stand up Miss Ban“lskl to “ ed with free buses, stationed at Broad et eeet SEse dh ey The day's results in the baseball Jin is expected to require five days. |years old. has the mentality of a 13 | (pon Jud raceski addressed him and Gold streets, transporting peo- P S bl e . Char . 5 world will be read at seven o'clock st Stop Milwauke vear old hoy, was the basis for the | - oF" ¢ e e g Fireman at Station 2 jic to the grounds. 10:50—Two N B ! 7 - 30, Nathaniel Shilkret and aving the lake front airport at | insanity clain John Grabowski, 21. of 303 High | Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock,| The amusements will consist of a -"”’“‘-‘”‘ s his concert orchestra is schedulel| Grant Park, the plane was to sct| Trippi. serving 15 to 1S years for |Strect, after being 15 minutes late | Miss Helen Banulski, daughter of | band concert, orchestra, baseball H,fw\. S R 10— Henry Thies and his orches. | fOF @ presentation of classical and forth for Milwaukee where civic wel- | highway robbory, shot and killed |for the opening of police court today, | Mr. and Mrs. John Banulski of Win- | games, athletic events, baby show L0l shenaby . - il 5 semi classical music. In observance [come was planned. From Milwaukee, ' irederick Pfluger. guard, in the ter street will marry Zigmond Park- |and dancing. b night before the Fourtl, [its course lay over Lake Michigan to |chapel of Charlestown state prison o 1 e irno Rapee and his orchestra a'|Saul ». Marie, where the Bowler [last Armistice day when Pfluger 303—W BZ. springfield—990 y0—Job i y's Kentuck s D z p k e he '“"\ ,':, markets 1 ,\\ i Y | eight o'clock will broadcast an ail- |intended landing to clear the Cana- iricd to frustrate his plot for fr Oificer Lowis Harper of having | o R i ¥ Americ musicale. A new composi- dian customs. From the Soo.it wasto dom a terrible grudge inst me.” He : toniby e oL (N ot (4 (ko 1 t where a would not have stood up as court | requires but for Prosecut- e e S om0 IOCKEFELLER WILL e St v Serving More Than port + from Coney Isl pleaded not guilty to the charge of speeding and accused Motoreycle b ? $ $ < ~Organ recit v Pat Gillick 6:00—Time! news bulletir Ihe Sir Juniors ! five th : Some time ago. he ted, the Sl s 5 2 R e Black, will be two of the features| Five thousand miles are ad of o g , 60 000 H R oL I on the program scheduled for §:3u | the twin-motored “Untin” Bowler on oificer threatencd (o arrest him the | ik omes g R aie e R Patriotic selections will be its flight to Berlin. Fifteen hundred / first chance he ot amd yesterday | L ( Phe Musleal Chiockérbos | dominant ey of the St s con. |miles are across open seas. None of ifternoon about 5:20 o'clock, as he N |:! [X-7-\% m 1 > - e wate LR i nore An was driving on Oak street at the ap- Temperature; baseball 12:305=Mike and Henman cert at nine o'clock. Olive Palmer|the water hops will be more thar g p- | \utomi il Heating fnr Homes 300 miles. Scattered along the sl S e proximate rate of miles an hour, | Model R—$390.00. Installed e 12:30—Studio Gossip | will be heard in her former grand R Payments Arranged e No }nunu- Charee leeara elia a5 | of Greenland and Iceland, $00 miles st . » officer follow o n Studio ) il R | DX Air Vauderille ‘H’:xlmq‘o‘ilfnm‘quhhiy‘»,,ox:l.my]”;::p\»[ jmn'y n .m“m“ i :"\:m“‘ mi Capl[alls[ w]“ Be 90 M[][]day— Poicaielonaliliin fana dof 380—WEBM, Chicago— for 9:30. The Revelers, Paul Oliver | Weather predictions for the first rised when he could not find it, as 147 Arch St. Phone 3130 f g o Ao Bl Y ! Y n 10 was positive he 1 it Monday Studio orchesira and Barton |and a concert orchestra headed oy | W0 d",“ 24 “}f.”,'m'u 1]mm ohe GU&IS it Sdmmel Home ‘”.\\;? i {\,‘\‘3\4 T e Fovestars quartst and ot - urch organ | Gustave Haenschen will participate [¢380 to Port Burwell, Labrador B Sl e el g b 5 from NBC studi | —Dinner tancs with Terrace |in the program. At 10:30 Marcell | WREre the second day’s jonmey 38 eh: el 1% ol a arroatedslor aniving 9:00—Soldiers orchestra from NBC| Garden and College Inn dance or- | Shivlds ond Helen Handin will ap. |Pected (o cnd. the - winds will b Farrytown, N. Y., July 3 (UP) . | \;Q\\QQ\QVV‘Q“M v MATIIIII AL IAIIAAIV SIS - ; les of the Two |8°ntle and variable with good visi-|joun 1, Rockefellor will celebrate |23 miles an hour, he will be in the | studios chestras EeninfintibElcholesio e ivg toils every day, he declared, and as | Bttt ettt ta sttt ettt it It atattItIeatIATIILLY 11:00—Time; sportogr v - >y am nate enough to be able to penetrale man 1 9 Golden hour of music into the depths of New York city" 11:08—News b 5 1 | Studio frolic and danc radio jungle e a treat in scores; temperat musi for them this evening when 11:30—Charlie Miller's orche 10:00—\Va progrim hear the second of a scries of ban: 12:00—Time 10:30—Jimmy Green and his Garden | concerts hy the Goldman band. un- dressed in a dozen different lan- AIIITELLLLILLILILL 1IN AT 15209304 4000003 341 ™ made a bad landing at Y- 2 Vility. according to data compiled by |} s A piaps e 9:80-Traylers (rom NBO SR Ebs ek sabaliterlnaly Elan | Eroupers Professor Cox of the Chicago wea- i ey et onday W] roof of the ofticer’s grudge. he cited 10:00—Voyagers e . lther burean. lod the pliying of golf at his Do. |instances when he had passed other 10:30—Sextet from NBC st | io program Local radio fans who are forfu- Carries Air M e il et ot motoreyele officers in this city at a The plane carries the fivst consizn Rockefeller came here yesterday |Tate of speed in excess of 25 miles| t of airmail ever sent from Chi-| o™ akowood, N, J. and will re. |an hour and had not been stopped. | > to Terlin. In it are letters ad- | i AR 0 T e A was | Prosecuting Attorney Woods ask- | somnewhat shaken up. wlien (e fun. |ed him his occupation and Grabow- guages to kings and presidents of | yjoat on which he crossed from |Ski revl lotilng (S tisgand gy 2 9 many foreign nations. Nyacl members of his family have police e Allah orchestra | der the distinguished leadership of | “Gaer, Cramer and Robert Wood, | N¥Ck o St Niaiortineklioy o S 2{8 = WABGENeW Yotk b0 S n Franko Goldman. The Pro- |\ po is accompanying them, have|ioWh Put escaped some of the shock o Jio “S\ltiam and Charles hav- our of a d—Comedy skit Atlantic is being broadcast from|gyijs warm winter clothing, a rifie | DY Moving forward when the boat || o5 o0 ina over to the Septem- Lucille Black, pian‘a® 1 basebull scores 'NYC ard is being broadeast from | ith which to kill game should the (3700 into the sl e T —Closing market prices | $:05—She! ner music he Mall in Central park. need arise, compasses, flashlights and | SeUertl Pussensens awery throwiil hoks g * —Maurice Gunsky, recor 30—Creatore’s band | - — army food rations. DUEN 6L LCe by the e of the Officer Harper ftestified t t he| 10—Traymore concert orchestra Tn keeping with the holiday, the 3 sainagt followed a car driven by ( owski | ch lesson—Dr. Thatche 30—Patriotic program [ four instrumentalists who styls N & LR tered | om Allen street to a point a little N 10:00—Jane and Jimmy Cullen in | themselves Pianette, Violine, Angel [[]I [;AT[IRS PAbS Atioug “persons ehcounteredtinSthe /0¥ rariin “strect; iand he passed popular song and Juzzetie, will use war melodies patrom Lakeyeo e e e IN SELLING A HOUSE 10:15—Program to be announced in the broadcast which they rm- ‘ o m“"r“ S el “‘]\ AN | ond Daly nue at the approximate | incent Sorey’s chamber 11:39—Silver Slipper dance orch. | Gon' To Keep Then Down On the physical condition than at the age | &% Ot reee b ed O R e i [hey had occupied it for almost eight years. ensemble —— rm. Roses of Picardy, Madelon Riel ind there were children playing on Then Smith’s business called him to another city. The 2:00—Paramount orchestra —WGY, Schenectady—790 N .ong Long Trail. and othe; " No Seliboratc s snlansahava Ehton i fidewa house he S kit ket reports; news items 5 fow invitec wi be ad- | his ense was made Real ests agents S aare 4 e (enoTE Danal g S[OCkmg Fad—Few Demur 16t 1 miards b tie:grifes ot fua | Chesk_om itk licer mad Real estate agents shook their heads when they 10:30—Kansas Frolickers (infor- | 6:30—Time; dinner music estate, but Rockefeller, aside | ofathenmator Svehiclenca aw it, and prospects who called did not look upon it mal fun with Norman Broken- —Hum and Strum Boys from issuing his birthday greeting with favor. 1t was run down, it needed PAINT, a new shire) "ableaux from NBC studios il In the program which originates a{| Atlanta, Ga. July 8 (LP)—School |10 tle world, will attempt no weary- Oyster House is noted roof would be necessary in another year. 11:00—Duke Ellington's band 10—WGY program AN el i e aS Is of the stockingless, sun-tan|ing activities y 12:00—Time 30—Or from NBC studios |y “\Gp" (Ul Bt evening at 10| 1928 model are viewed foleranily by r its Lobster, Crabmeat, The house was finally sold, but at a serious sacri ey e v Some T el BB S S8 | onlockin e rysieions for tenglifie Ssetomot s lon s Ll Singer Leaves Home ‘shu;np, T“““‘“h\:“d ‘glmon fice. Why continue to ignore the fact that PAINT 526— . New York—57 | Special program from NBC eesiled S ot association delegates in session £ 3 S35 r ore Dinner erel e | ‘ —Time; market high spots | studios | music as written in concert style ny | {1 85300 To Avoid Husband Sala also ou g preserves and beautifies. 5:50—Vernon juveniles 1—WGY orchestra many composers appears in several | NTL NEC Gy (0 nited Pross| Chicago, July 3 (P—The Herala | that IS served from 5 P. M. to 6:10—Eva Avallone, contralio 11:00—Dance orchestra Mm-xI numbers. An overture and a |, Th T givles affected by the |and Examiner said today that th ‘il’. M. each day except Sunday. . 6:20—Elementary Supanish lessons e sl ',n,”\..s,r“”"m'. '“"I”“:"""] O | odern girl, some of the group held | Mason, prima donna of the Chicago | Coolest place in Hartford to Or an Kl" Se Thom SU" Inc —V. H. Berlitz 261—WHAM, Rocheste 5 e ;f‘\”’\’:’ “:”"‘\i’u:“'” e CON- o absence of stockings with the | Civie Opera company, had left her | dine. y y . 6:40—Advanced Spanish lessons— 10—Closing stock quotation, Iress cut low aff, consiituted e RO /. H. Berlitz 5 sball scores Plantation melodies. sune by (| VhoOlsOME hygienic and - sensibl 3 9 Since 1854 “Hebrew Orphan Asyluni— 7 Newscasting lantation melodies, sung by thel,q4 S A — R YT R—T— NareE e e J. Simmonds 7 Time; dinner music JIpELDESE of l""‘ old South, will be| " gome thought that sun-back SBELIEVE 1P 0% NOT® PAINTERS and DECORATORS Information for motorist 8:00—Foamers from NB(' siurios |Introduced by (he illca """’l“ es and sun-kissed calves were on Ripley's New Book | OYSTER HOUSE 411 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 534 resters from NBC studios “’T" Ry Assurpiseatentiing /o isine passing fancy, but one educ Buy or Rent It at the St St Harifora Conn . : 5 . S ght club presentation which will | Ogcnp Moore frof « M nder G s Store) police alarms oldiers from NBC studios | &N Oscar D. Moore from i BEACON BOOK o SHOD (Under Grant ore Thoe i tii5 tatlon Trawlers from NBC studios | %0 O the air this evening at 11 from | ventured the novel st jon that DAIAS DIGLED RO Park association of New 00—Voyagers from NBC studios | WIW. Cincinnati if the girls were to revert to the : Louis Billingsby 0:30—Orchestra from NBC studios, The four young colored men who|garh of their sister, Eve: “We would 85 West Main st ivie Duties—J. Winter 1 Something about everything | Will give the concert left their vari- soon become accustomed to it 1100 Semathing a S e e R e e D Headquarters for aura Consaul, contralto 12:00—Radiogram; government sist in the advancement of their|ton, confessed he was broadminded Vational Security league weather fore t | friends and comrades in the Utica |but allowed that now and e L C - Healy and O'Mara, songs | = | Normal and_Industrial Institute. In | pondered whether the modern girl OPENING OF THE ace Curtains —Goldman band concert 21—WNAC, Boston—1 July of 1927 they went {o Europe |does wear enough clothes VARG SR o Lo Ted and his gang [ where they gave concerts in Lon-| accordms to James 1 Roxers of || MJfERIDEN GABLES iSbEo ety I EnTasst ano Fiudn MCA, Ne )—Musicale | don, Berlin and Paris. Their songs New York, president of the part- | || Pisplay in the City at the Lowest i tion 08 POST RO 0—Denton ensemble 15— Variety program | vary from the richest humor to the| ment of health and public cducation BOSTON POST ROAD ces. 35—Weather; time The Talisman and his Cru- | deepest pathos, and they imitate no|of the association, men and women On Way to Wallingford ECONOMY SPORT SHOP 00— Piot ¢ ardy. songs 00—Time; The Lady of the an original co bution to Ameri. |Rard iphyglenicRellcCiiolung S JET Piotti and Hardy. song | Time; T nsoNiEIn DSCIDLUONELOEAT Slothine. Wednesday Evening, July 3 i 10 MAIN STREET Ivories an music o 5 = 134—WEAF, New York—660 | 7:05 -\ rman; 1 | : E Since the “mw' the e w}‘ e 8 MAIN STREET | Open Evenings and Al Day Fourth of July 00—Thousand M s band 1—News of Quin SOt TR e petticoat have b disearde Jolly Bill and Jane T:20—News flashes My Own United States will i il Uy G LNy Music Furnished nore wholesom it on Sumimary of progran 30— Organ recital [by & male quartet as a fea WAGNER'S ORCHES 00—Sp ta N h Dooks an hor atriotic program whic s - 10— Dhscic and Gokt : Igett B B READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Admission 50 ! e FOR BEST RESULTS Baseball scor 5 ¢ Show [} o FErno Rapee his evening WA 00— nited 1 o se 8 ): and i A medley of favorite American | airs will be appropriately featurcl Lending Library — = 1ssocialed stations receive -Orchestral concer ony orchestra from broadeast at eight o'cloc 00—Orehestra; Adelaide | contralto smoker from CRBS studios | American I'antasy tenor | 1 Kansas Frolicker m CBS| paraphrase on Yankee Doodle will CLEAN FOR SutH A 9:00—Shavers orc stra tudios 7 SMOKY NE\GHBOR"\OQD' | be the thr patriotic selections | . PR 1 Time: new h | which will be heard through WEAF Smlle A l,a-l‘," o nm}w ke Ellington n and associated stations at nine | 0:30—Two Troupers— )\ 1 38 studio: ‘1o 1 1 ; la o'clock tonight, when the Shavers Shields and Helen T e e : ‘ g 1 OR AN AIR PLANE 1300—Rudy Vales and his Connecs | TR eone | THE M-I-L-E-S UP THERE? ticut Yankee i 1cation ensemble % Shavers presenfation will be a med 12:00—Palais lev from Honky Tonk ew sot picture featuring Sophie 1 Fill up with Waverly All-Pennsylvania | ih the spirit of and relax . . . enjoy mile after mile of b:35—Reports v ¢ ' atudlo il be heard over WJZ and perfect motor performance. and quotations nma ¢ stations tomorrow night of the day o'clock. Included n 1 ing prices of songs will he im and feder 6:00—RBallew 55— Base 7:00—Rosalic Wc B395—WJZ, New York—7i60 B:00—Brier's orcl 5:30—Summa of Revolutionary days. A second group cert orche J 7:30—Talk, John T H06—K DK, Fast Pitt-bur Lolita Gainsho v 1a Foamers orc to the layman « slant on aero to one of th rough which order 1o uable to th A yod ining to his broadeasting will find cor E e jj . Rackliffe Oil Co. I—Franklin Square Filling Station 1S ast Main, Corner Stanley Street T 1 6y MEA sEAVICE NG based on orge Bernard Shaw h —West Main at Corbin Avenue