New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1929, Page 22

WEDNES Eastern Daylight Saving Fime 500—WTIC, Hartford—600 §:20—Summary of pro; bulletins €:30—Emil Heimberger's trio 6:55—Baseball scores 7:00—Joint recital; wards, tenor; Walter baritone 7:30—Orch, Shi studios ®:00—Orchestra with directing from NBC studios 8:30—Program with Frank directing from NBC studios $:00—The Troubadou studios 9:30—O0live and orchestra from N ~The Two Trouper: s and Helen Handin News bulletins; wr Ams; news Harold M Nathaniel | NBC with from Erno Rapec Blac rs from NBC Olive \dios cella Palmer, Paul Ma 303—WBZ 500—Final closing stock 5 Lost and found; position wanted 5:40—Rhythms 6:00—Time; news bulletins; music 6:19—Weatherman; ports €:30—Safety €:54—Tempe chimes 7:00—Studio music 7:30—Radio n £:00—The Foam NBC studios 2:30—The Forester studios 9:00—The Soldier studios 9:30—The Trawlers from NBC studios 10:00—Voyagers from 10:30—Sextet from NBC 11:00—Time; sportogram; man; news bulleting 14—Baseball scores; ten time ringficld—990 mark dinner | agricylt cn | s orchestra from | s from NBC from NBC NBC studios weather- 11 243—WABC. New York—S3 £:00—Studio program 5:30—Final closing market price B:45—M G ordir artist 6:00—French Jesson— Clark 6:30—Dance orchestra 7:00—Feagin players, sketeh 7:30—Special program 8:00—Cabbies hour §:30—Emery Deutsch’s cha ensemble 9:00—Roy orchestra 9:30—Rondalla Usandizaga ish string ensemble 40:00—In The Dream studio 10:30—Kansas Frolickers man Brokenshire s Dr. Thatcher comedy Ingraham’s Paramo ~Span- Mak with 11:00—Duke Ellington’s Cotton club | band 12:00—Time 422—WOR, Newark—710 §:00—Newark museum §:10—Musical musings—organ re- cital §:40—Spotlights of New | | pperature; Nor- | | Dr. Joseph F. Folsom s0—Elements of Aviation- Acosta 6:00—Time; prano 3 Newscasting Sports talk Jack Towne and Time; Uncle Don 7:30—The Outdoor Girls Z. B. T. Boys %:00—Hank Simomn ymphony orchestra George Rymer Bert Gladys Mathieu his of dio hour Violine. 10:00—R: 10:30—Pianette Janzette 11:00—Time; er report 11:05—Ernie Golden's € ace orchestra 30—Hotel Astor news 1 il % me; 5:50—Croft kiddies €:05—Charlotte Bergh songs 20—FElementary H. Berlitz Advanced Spanish children's Spanish lessons Jessons: e Boy Criminal—W Henry C. Honeck 7:10—Help the Firs Joseph Riech 7:25—TInformation for 30 7:35—The Park Associat York—Walter 1. Her %:50—Civie Duties—J sell 8:05—Charles Flieshma 8:20—National Security 3:30—Gisele Da contralto 8:45—Goldman band concert Wir . New Yo 526—WMC, rk—>570 10:30—Intercity ——— Honiss’s Oyster House is noted for its Lobster, Crabmeat, Shrimp, Tunafish and Salmon Salads; also our Shore Dinner that is served from 5 P. M. to 8 P. M. each day except Sunday. Coolest place in Hartford to dine. HONISS’S OYSTER HOUSE 22 St~ St. Hartford, Conn. 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BLOOMBERG’S 328 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1929 Palm udio: Olive NBC s 9:30—Paul Oliver, and orchestra from WGY orchestra Dance program 'PR 11:00. 1—WHAM, Closin Solomon Cohen, pian 15—B: Weather; time N McAlpin orchestra Dinner music -Piotti and Hardy The o wseball wseast songs mers from NBC Soldiers from NBC WEAF, New York—660 fhousand Melodies band —Jolly Bill a Summary of ogram Thornton rs from NBC dios The Voyagers from NBC rom NBC stud ahout 14 orchest stra —Orche thing music am 55— Base —Unite 7:30—Orchestra Shilkret directing all score me Dance Synag government WEEL Boston cation ensembl s despaltc Brother hes club) club) from NBC from NRBC m from NBC from studi studi studio: NBC )—Orchest Oreh 30—Progr 9:00—Troub: $:00 s urs - palmer, from NBC £ Commerce nd fly ches; ng forecas time 21I—WNAC, Boston—1230 grene g )—Ted and his gang Music Wolfe ¥ 1 o 15-—Variety program John B ed 6:45—The T and ta Gains e Nors repor Ballew's salie his Cru isman Tvories -News of News fi —Musical pr 5—D0oks Iwin 1%, Quiney ishes Authors om CBS stud from nphony ndios T—WJAR, —News fla Weath market Aut ne om C1 from ( —Smoker from tadio ho “Kansas I7rolickers stud hand Elling Time Dul udios 2—WPG. Atlantic Baseball score Hot City—110¢ dinner 1 Shelburne m Jimmy Cullen Tate mor: Tane and Carroll € Hotel Tr atore’s band orchestra (10—Studio program Cincinnati—700 [10:15—Pr to b Tea Time Trio 11:00—J i stock 30—Silver —Dalle ore —Alvin pehr's or —WDRC, New Haven— announcec and his or orchestra vwiord lipper 1286—WLW, orts N estra o we from NB( st rs from NBC Merry Makers nnounc NBC The Rrahms Three “olonnade Weather report t Circl nt club Henry tra from Coney 1s Chime re program Iast Metropolitans Penn orchestra I scores 206—KDKA, 6:00—Time 30—William —Basebs I"amons Dinners — Radioetts —Same as W1 WGY Thies his orches- orchestra BH—WENR, am The Air ary ner minstre Smith Ch —WBAL, B Salon mus Same as WIZ Arcadian orc Same as WIZ Marylander's orchestra Through the Static selecti The Altimore—1060 Wee hestra —WBBM, Chi dio musi arton organ orches- of request constitute the din roadeast at 0 this even WTIC, Hartford ind his trio, b hilkre A il 0 e number er Pat Flan- tion Ba announced and his esented ¢ program Emil He 1 imberger will mivl pro scor i hour of of yeloved composer dow. the ( t of nd other W ‘oun vorites, will VACATION FILMS Kodaks and Anscos (Cameras Rented iios stu- New Financial Service For availe the individual who needs $300.00 or less is e at the new branch of the ASSAU FINANCE CORP. Room 510 — Leonard Bldg. 300 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN It is our purpose to furnish the type of service eatment that business concerns receive Ul and from their banks. Total ¢t paid No are 3! per month on includes arges on loan halances, which intere obligation incurred for consultation everything orge udios from ttshurgh—980 music: Luxe: Arcade Studio of course! | this evening at | Mr. Wimbrow is now a regular | feature of this program, and is | heard for the most part in compo- sitions which he himself has writ- ten and which haye never been published. His selections for tonight t of the Preacher and the , and Someone's Lyin’ About Hawaii, the latter repeated by him because of the great number of re- quests for it. | Roses of Picardy and Micaela from Carmen will be two solos sung on the program. In addition, Fred- die Rich and his orchestra will play three groups of recent dance hits, among which will be included What Day, Do Something, An Eyeful of Deep Night, and I Kiss Your Madame. offered at eight o'clock by Rapee and his orchestra. At 8:30 another program directed by Frank Black, which will be composed [ot classical and popular selections | | will be heard. A medley of Broad- way's best steppers will make up the Troubadours’ broadcast slated | | tor min= o’'clock. Paul Oliver, Olive Palmer, the Revelers and an or- | che will offer another concert |at 9:30. The Two Troupers, Mar- cella Shields and Helene Handin | will he on the air at 10:30 in an- | other of their song and dialogue rno | er s B he of | skits. Gladys M has long been | prog soprano who in high spot WOR, has been givea a period all of her own this evening six o'clock. The artist'’s program will show- a French influence. | TR George Rymer has selected three TURKEY PORTFOLIO | orchestra this evening at ‘::nl Ruto Executive Mentioned for Diplomatic Post At Capital a You Hand S. A. M at o'clock over the CBS chain. consist of Walker's Roses and You | O'Hare's 1 Feet, and | os | Breitenfeld's as the Wind o0s s | The symphony orchestra will open {the program wiih a selection from | Victor Herbert's Princess Jat, and will follow this with two French | compositions, Pourquoi and A Toi, the firdt by Latour and the latter | et by Czibulka. Other numbers to be | 4 Mayed by the orchestra . will | be |market for American automobiles s e komskea Romance in I | complicated by severe Italian com- | iml's Taseian Rural Scene. and | Petition, is expected by a number of e Ol dAmoe WNAC and | Washington observers to be offered WABC will receive the broadcast. TonyIEN Wil [ys i welerangOnio aufomobila manufacturer. Contrarv to the report circulated in Wall Street after it was learned that Willys was disposing of his in- dustrial holdings that he was being considered for appointment to the diplomatic post at Paris, made va- | cant by the death of another Ohioan, [ Myron T. Herrick, the White Housc muste hayelinspiveafallininelor: tha| has dizclosediths futhefpzasiderc hits med micAbiTo s Wil et spassie B en i uBtoRihE | manufacturer. play Doll, Moon, R ain : f Sl e 3lue wo medleys of not made known, but the pre girls' na and Spanish P g 1 bai 1 ,M\O'_:(,(,‘q‘ ent's choice for the Paris post is Sl L "‘!" ek s !’Iml"f 407 | believed to have settled fairly def- tions auring this unusnal broad- | 5 TS RS S0 S8 NG Sors ! WEAF nd WTIC will rec 1 an offer of the broade | | 10 (—The post where the Washington, Jul: amt Turkey, to ive words of Trouba- From the Broadway dours have ¢ gram for this half hour of heard through from nine to 9:30 o’clock. | The favorite words of popular romantic writers the Ived an unusual pro- evening when their dance music will b the syster song ve which the Baby, Lowe D and assignment might he ios n with cast el Furthermore, post to Willys is regarded as fitting not only into the compe- | titive trade sifuation there, but into the impression here that Joseph C. Grew. the present ambassador, Is to be transferred to a lLatin-American | capital. ios L e Turkisi an Titusville | proval Piane and Jazzette, the s having sent in request numbers to the quar ) | tet of girls, who have registered tre mendous popularity in the month | At the same time, it would meet | L ey aye Sbeen ot s ale §50 the desires of the Ohio members of | 1s is known, it is the first time that | .ongress (o have their state repre- | radio, group has requested such | coniod again in the top rank of the a favor from another group. The | oreign+ service. The linking of program will be heard this evening | willys' name with the Turkish post. WOR. | however, has not been given any- | thing approaching official confirma- | Ha!l tion, and it is understood that no | and | preliminary move has been made o | hortcomings of the convict contract | ascertain whether he would be system still in vogue in of | “persona grata” to the Angora gov- | the southern states, has been sclect- | epnment, | ed by Hank Simmons for presenta- i tion on the bhoards of the Maybelle radio’s famed floating theater t evening at eight o'clock over tions of the CBS, | | Hal Reid will be remembered as, the father of the late Wallace Reid. | the popular motion picture star. The | elder Reid was the author of over | pen i e No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels! dition has supplied much of nu»’ | material for his son’s famous screcn | vehicles, In Convict Stripes was one ‘ | wish to be permanently relieved stomach and howels, take Baal- s Tablets, which are prepared of the most successful of from Reid's pen. for stomach gas and all the resulting from gas pressure. ipty, gnawing feeling at the stomach will disappear; that nervous feeling with heart pal- ation will vanish, and you will able to take a deep breath without discomfort That drowsy will he rep! ertainment. I limbs, arms and of An one over, 1 Tn Convict Stripe ch ed, depicting the lay hardships by several Starting with only one microbe ind giving it sufficient food, at the end of 12 hours there will be ahout 18,000,000 microbes. At the end of six more hours there will be nearly 80,000 million, the plays e contralio, will he artist on the program to over the NBC system this evening at 10:30. Mrs. Roberts, fo. 1\ number of years, has been con- tralto soloist at the Central Presby- terian church, Rochester, which is the sixth largest of this denomina- | tion in the Uaited States. She will | e as her solo Cradle Song. ba Viennois, of s Rae R the gue be heard s (A pecially effs That e pit_of th 1xious, sleepy feeling after din- by a desire for en- will cease. Your fingers will no longer el cold and “go to sleep” becaus 1 ann's Gas Tablets prevent gas from | interfering with tion. Get the Kent in the at any zood drug store. giv on Caprice | The program Rochester, will be and associates. Kr which wates in . heard over WJZ or ons ale ing by the circu vellow package, Price $1. Always on hand at CITY DRUG CO. Wimbrow, songster tainer and popular composer be heard in two of his o sitions in the Smoker Dale entes- will n compo- At on the CBS | or- on- ex- \nz m- he THIS IS GREAT PAINT WEATHER ALL YOU NEED NOW IS GOOD daunted, And then Jotkowvitz thought it was time for |story which wormed out of him at station. to troubles, returned. again | him to go home and sicep on nis|Collections Goed in troubles, and perhaps in the morn- | ing everything would be all right | Market for Hald»u]e Juy again. | New difge BUG NESTS IN MAN'S EAR BUT DOCTOR GETS IT 00T Miller Flies Into Anthony Seraphin’s War Among Peddlers Reported to Police M. Jotkowvitz of 90 West street merely wants his rights as a resident of the land of the free and the home of the brave. That is what he told Lieutenant Bamforth last evening at police headquarters. M. Jotkowvitz is a peddler; in his trade he must be successful because there are two other peddiers who are extremely jealous of him. When he has a good day and comes home with more money than usual the other two peddlers, father and son. threaten him. Tuesday he must have had a very successful day because instead of threatening him with a good beat- ing as they had done formerly, thay chased him about, swearing that if they gaught him they woud kill him, i he said. Frightened. his house, but crashed they marketa | tourists vi ’(- ertain ‘Iu( an | demand. 1n t time often nic | business, yeu tise wholesale houses | normaily Lusy cond Hardware Age will say tomorrow in its wee ly hardware market surs From the ultus sections | crop reports vary, some ave Lelow | expectations hut the net average ap- pears most cncouraging and proimpis Joseph | the prediction that late summer |and carly fall will be active times | for the hardware trade. With few exception hardware market | prices and slightly improved colle He founi | tions. In most cases busin for the and it was | first half of this year w s good | or a little better than for the samo period of 1928. This is particularly true as you work westward. e spent, e anl re in very heavy cr citics vaeation vent of Aural Organ and He Promptly Forgets the Heal “I've a bug in my ear, doctor. | Can't down right away and take it ou And that was astounded the ears of Dr Potts at midnight last night. compainant was Anthony Se nhm of the White Oak Inn, on the Plain- ville road, and by his tone of volce, | all he was in much distress. | Dr. Potts responded. the bug to be a miller, still alive when it was extracted. When asked how it felt to have | a bug in one's ear, Seraphin was non-committal, but the doctor s | said to have said that a bug in one’s ear would sound like an elephant on | Davis roller skates. | play you come the message that « practically report steady n into two, not door so screen. 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