New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1929, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1929. struck a sedan owned and driven by | result of description of the robbers' | Hartford early in the evening for | Mrs. Wanda Pankonin of 106 Shuttle | car given police by a witness of the | some resort where dinner and danc- Meadow avenue late yesterday after- | robber: |ing will be enjoyed, returning tc N7 o by which the bulls coped with the [latter to be rendered by Willard criminal, will be broadcast over|Amison with the assistance of the stations WABC and WNAC this eve- { orchestra. Many other classical 8:30—Marine band from ( studios 9:00—Detective mystery from CE NSRS - \\ XOOASRAD A N \\\\\\\‘ D ;//4‘// SRS <+ THURSDAY Eastern Daylight Saving Time Hartford—600 6:20—Summary of program; ne bulletins ) 6:30—Se Gull Dinner group— He France, \director 55—Baseball scores 7:00—Musical Memory contc Emil Heimberger 7:30—Comfort hour from NBC studios » $:00—Back and Wing—Phil Cook and Bob Tessm in comedy sketch 8.00—Travel 9:00—Singers from N a:30—Historical Tr 0:00—Radio hour from NB dios 0:30—Hotchkiss, Hickley and W 0ld Fashioned Darn Jance f Bloom ~on port Hymn sing from NB( Comfort program from NBC lios Chiropractic society of 10de Island talk Broadway Lights from NBC BC studios Singers from I'a 1\ NBO N 128—WLW, 's orel 2 I Fhe 11 Cincinnati—700 field—H90 303—WBZ. Sp 5:00—F 25—Li wanted :49—Rhythms :00—Time; news bulle 06—Dinner music 29—Weatherman 30—Melodies 6:45—Financial n 55—Baseball scc 00—Melody boys :15—The Coke Twins :30—The Reproducers a0—Serenade variety Half Hour Program from New Y ork 30—Concert from NBC studios 00—Dance from NBC hal closing stock ar st and fol R 1dios 1d; positions sworth Hall Thies and his orch FU—WENR, Chicago—870 Juniors program : Mi ime 1:06—Weatherman; T, 349—WABC, New York—860 lio orch 5:00—Show Folks losing market prices 45—Dialect songs-—Art 00—The Lone Wol 15—Going to Pre 30—Duke Ellingtor 60—Symphony orchestra low, director n Announcer’s Tife a Happy One—Mac and Samuels I £:00—Vincent T.opez ar 8:30—United States Marine from Washington 9:00—The Vanishing Phantom of Leavenworth—detective mystery 30—1In a Ru ‘oice of Columt 00—Paramount @reh 2:00—Time ch organ Terrace norchestras Dinner da with 1 Colle frolic . Schenectady—790 ports; news Baseball sec Din musi T:25—Baseball score T:30—Rice stri 00—WGY agr hook review . i I\?m\”\“ i 5:15—Organ recital—Emil Valazco 5:40—Traveler's French — Prof mond T.a Vergn 50—Kaptain Kuttle and Krew; g q cnltn ghts from NBC Singers from NBC s Musical program from NBC 1dios | studios NRBC sentation from ewscasting —Sports falk 6:30—The Tri-County Four 7:00—Time; Commodore chestra 30—Slim Fgures 5 *rederick Vettel. tenor 30—Wandering Gypsies 9:00—T.ondon concert 00—Orchestra 7 N 10:3 .one Star Rangers Reprod 11 rime; news bulleting; wea ther report Srnie Golden's Canton Pal- ace orche: 11:30—Hotel Alamac orchestra studios NBC eor 261—WHAM, hester—1150 Stock quotations Progr Concert f - ance orchestra from NBC 526—WNYC, New York— —Time; market high spo 50 fasters of Poetry: Sir Waltey Scott—Mary McGovern #:05—S8ports—John B. Foster £:20—Musicale Pastels trio 6:45—The Open Road—Raymond Torrey 7:00—What the Cancer Tnfors Service Offers You Wood 7:10—W. Paulding DeNike, T Information for civie information 7:30—Time; policr ball scores: tide tables 7 Health Activities of the Y. M. H. A—Samuel 1eff 7:50—Famons Books Kejected Orton Tewson &:05—Shannon's hand conce 9:30—Sign off from NBC Somethir Stumber studios s and his Cornel WKL Boston t ensemb) motorists \ \ alarms; has 526—WMCA, New York— relli ensemble assail orchestra :30—Small's orchestra 00—Handel" 30—Time; news 40—MecAlpin orche 2:00—Village Grove 21— WNAC, Boston— 12, orchestra Nut eluh New York—660 announced —Jolly Bill and Jan Black and Gold orch 55—Baseball scores Federation Hymn s 30—Comfort orchest 00—NBuck and Wing 30—NBroadway ligh [ 5 8 8 © 6:00—The 9:30—Historic 10:00—0Orcl 10:30—NT 11:30—Bossert orchestra 2:00—Roos Singers Trial stra 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 3 P. M. each day except Sunday. Coolest place in Hartford to dine. concert hour velt orchestra 395—WJZ, New York—i60 Brier's orchestra 5:30—Summary of program A:35—Reports: s 1ar . HONISS’S ng prices and qu cial summary exchange closi tions; state OYSTER HOUSE ture reports 6:00—O0ld Man Sun 6 ~Basehall scores Pollock's o1 To he an 2. Si: = 8t Hartford (Under Grant's Store) T:15—May De Rose §:00 £:30- 9:0h nhane Concert o Singhi —To be announced Serenade; male 1rio "he Ghost Hour made tr Headquarters for Lace Curtains Absolutely (he Orchestra quartet estra Largest and Pinest Display in (he City at the Lowest )00 —Da orchestra 10:30 d the World pt 11:00—Slumber music Prices. BLOOMBERG’S 328 MAIN STREET 337—WJAR £ 40—Ne 6:45—Rhode 1 reports Providence—a0 ws flashes agricultural studios 9:30—In a Russian Village CBS studios Voice of Columbia studios from | from ws flashes and Time; ne Billy —Paramount or Dooley his orch. hestra from CBS studios —WPG, Atlantic City—1100 Baseball scores spel iymns n recital lenson’s orchestra Jack Crawford and his orch. Steel Pier studio program —WDRC, New Haven—i330 review; ensemble he Haver Edward H Ilore IFour Fowler, nee Doyle, mezzo-so- Marchetti tenor KDKA, East 283—WBAL, imore—1060 1300 Org Same chestra — [ Through the Static Sea Gull 'S en- rance and his roup open evenin ion WTIC Baseball | ent from st with | v concert a 30 summarized and his mu- come hefore o'clock to music.l s will be mil Heimber 1 inquisitors will microphone at s thein 7:20 the nemory contests, A Com- ort orchestra the direction Forsch fler a mu- dized human story en- titled Home H dventires of inte continued and Wing, th comedians, will 1 K and at orchestra radio blackface heard at Norman Clo cight o'cl 8:70 tier's wiil Hartford. T pl dance from Sin 1 iolins and himself in the will comb Black role of innist - classical il selections at nine o'clock to ke another of their well balanee AL 9:30 the historic ske Edward nted musicales. eries of Histori adt the will he Bierst trial of ocrates will he initial inad la’s ar 10 o'clock ind his old time chapter investme Andy iven at nts musical San hes un juare playing Lloomficld from a i Conn.. fill the waves with for s nned for Newark has been pl WOR This applies to hour from rs, as well as On the program ar My Silver Mar and ns as You'rs A Red Itomancs atrect orchestra Buttolph Kodaks — Film DEVELOPING and PRINTING Johnson’s Camera Shop A Complete Kodak Servied 67 ARCH STREET Opp. South Church M CLeWitt JEWELER & DIAMOND DEALER 295 HAJL ST NEW,PAITAIN ing tation ception they It seems 10 me to be a shame that | viduals who wrote is that y ar have ¢ Kastern I the | Singhi Breen picture a vines, mer fifteen minu NBC heir program will Where Honey lL.ooks Sunshine Like a Long. WJZ%, New York. Maxim Zalezn Village Columbia cvening senth century. H Ukrainia from t 1ol of Uman with old folk song. Russian quartet may amon | has spent all his money for drink in an Inn | neral Procession of at | Ing the pathetic picture of the dead ma lively IFo gin the sack and diversion the lovers of the modern dance, tem by chestra this || dudy | Ballet Suite, Digga Dig Sweetheart cast ssociated stations, featured in the | Voice or chain wria to he sung by soprano with orchestra wria at nine o'clock. numbers will also be heard. The — program can he received “One of the regrets of musicians | WABC and WNAC. many beautiful melodies | M down through the ages | -4 1y S rery Deutsch, who . cts the wandering gypsies fron: | ) WOR avery Thursday eve z at S:30. “Almost without ex labelled folk-songs give credit to the them. n of nameless melodies anged for this evening. | v wish we could tell the listen- who wrote them. A gYPSY ¢ reechoed since great-great-gre cannot Knows Thrill of Circus to Kids He Tells Officers Hartford, July 11 (UP)—Pickad out of lineups by two different boys the circus employe who Killed year-old Joe Harbiger by a blow |on the head with an iron tent shak | William Keaton, 43, maintained his innocence today. Keaton will be bro e court tomorrow on hed and rope days heyond ke our, ndr: piano, May nd Peter de Rose will seiting of blossoming [; porch swings and lazy sum-|mansiaughter, the probability being. evenings when they broadcast |, aid, that he will be bound of harmony over the [ovar {o criminal superior court. this evening at 7:15. St e e include Baby |ceaton protested to officers. I was Melody Man. |y kig myself and I know the thrill On Me, of getting a peek inside the big top. To Be I've even raised the tent flap to al- You Jow many a youngster a glimpse of All the v when the bosses were not thro ound Keaton is charged with™ attacking = hoy whom he found peepihg urn A Cossack folksong. entitle ast week. k, will be the fe re e e program that ‘In Russian ~ - . e At Rand({lph-(.lm\_es (0.‘ Broadeasting this Ends Business Career 9:30. Waterbury, July 11 (A—Founded 1k was the chicf of (in 1851 under the name of Brown during: the | & Bros., the Randolph-Clowes com- freed pany. brass and copper tube, boiler and ket manufacturers, goes out business today, with the signing agreement with the American \ss company, Anaconda copper subsidiary, for the acquisition of the business, machinery and inventory the latter. and 20 buildings will be retained by Randolph-Crowes company’ gement, the Colonial Trust company for ultimate disposition at a 1 day. Randolph-Clowes company capitalized for $500,000, but bu and land alone valued Hoop, a to that figure. melody, and 5 = . the story of a (os- TRUCK AND S ‘The program can | A truck owned by stations WABC With and ukulele ght before po- system Can You're Lik You Be. Sweet It's Goin' of Your Smi New Born Baby They be heard sh will the present system im Zal Russian tribe seven- part » invasion of i s and led the siege of the fown |Of 40,000 Cossacks, The tribute to the the the |or pavit oic leader, will sung by The Ru by other also will si chief a Young a youth who n quartet Cossac songs, hem bei he Song of story of Fu- draw- and is looking for more, 1 Cossac! ings are Broken p figlose s sweetheart nonsensical Del ind his girl heard through WNAC. and proprietor of a East Ma ind Summer streets, and driven by John O'Dell of 398 Allen street store a A weekly half hour of syncopated dedicated exclusively to will sys- IF YOUR EYES TROUBLE YOU CONSULT A. PINKUS Optometrist & Optician Satisfaction Guaranteed Years in New Britain L:(\N MAIN N PHONE rated Vineent the N Lopez and his or vening at 7:30 ina over Juzz transeriptions of the familiar cs will mingle with novel ar- oadway hits 1n I'he program for this will include O Ya Ya, 1 Kiss nd Madame, The Punch and Show, Mean to Me sments of | new series Jazz Weddin and | e broad- will heard over WJZ and Grand opera selections will b program which th Columbia is offering thi t ten o'clock over the CRBS first of these will he Don Giovanni hy [VETERINARIAN]| Dr. R. U. 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