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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 192). A [ ich i | skeptic a 4 . 3 said. 1t was recalled he 1 v 7/;///W ’,——— The Little Show, which is continuing | skeptical about aviation today. The | |Barrie Mentioned as sald, | 1t was pecalled Bibemg Tl A . to be one of New Yor most | story deals with a London ‘o New | Possible Laborite Peer g2 h Al | s Through the Stahc popular entertainments. Bing Cros- | York air liner and the operations of | ossible Laborite Peer snown any desire ror partiamentary 7 | 7, public honors, towa R 4 . i e . el 5 he Daily|or other Z = J | by will sing Moanin’ Low, and there |a bandit gang using mysterious | London, July 16 he Daily ! 1 ) » ///4"}//(,//{/ will be several vocal interpretations | powers of science. In order to end Mirror todhy, without: ‘menttotiing] ¥ Bich 1t hasiheen Dbelieved he Wiy A U2 Vinner music > provided | iy the program. WABC, New York, | the operations of the crooks, the . averse. ; any ity, made the suggestion Gold | 4nd WNAC, Boston, are the eastern | assistant navigator of the liner and any authority, mad ts of the program. the police enlist the aid of a promi- that Sir James Barrie, distinguishel| Towa farmers, on the average ent scientis "he novel situations R British ovelist and playwright. have a fixed capital of $18.170, of Hawalians be. r¢ 1 at b Antigues as a thrilhng conclusions ‘ : Towis ¢ t cr- p St e ically Tues Sir James was in the lobby of the Eastern Dayl E 2 Time $0—Live stock rep lov 1 t ! t pass muster with the | be zraphically presented Tue ‘k R l ” d ir . / = : ; e e 5:40—Plus Fours mail pilot, will be t al dern ing pamphleteer pre- | night, WABC and WNAC receive Ma] eCBH[y haale ommons yesterday talking to Scot Herald are resulf 500—WTIC, Hartford—600 T:00—Children’s corner er in th % f 1he 3 . - | paring road guide for motorists, the program. | tish socialist members, the paper getters. H—Dinn i 4 IR § yet as the > of the sketch - | -Base il from Ne « 1o Chicago [ \hich is to be presented this eve H A s weied Aramatie] ning at the WEAR chain | gantasy, will have its opening night GELAd Houston, Texas, July 16 (P—De- | bulletins €6:30—Black and Gold orchestra 6:55—DBaseball scores 7:00—Roads of the Sky—Flying the Mail from New York to (hic Wesley Smith, veteran pilot 7:30—S8ketch from NBC dios 8:00—The E ra Ensemble 8:30—Gene Rodemich and his orch from NBC studios 9:00—Speaking of Sports—Arthur 5 7 B. McGinley eve 1 1o ¢ stra, Which | hand and loved their work as an | gations of the CBS tonight at 10:30. | from Thursday. The refueling ship 8$:00—Goldman's termined to bring back the refueling studios ille ro Jectl L f the NBC em, ther some- | tyrough the NB( system 11:30 | endurance record to Texas, Joe Glass t stive about it. | onight. The program will be heard [and Glenn L. Loomis circled Hous- original dra " through WISAI in the metropoli- |[ton today in their orange and black ton and Manley an area. monoplane “Houston—Billion Dollar it as a New - & i City, which they took into the air compo: wd idyll. Danny Deever will provide the |at 2:13:21 p. m. yesterday. bom and Whiteman, Joshua Peake is a master crafts- | yucical background and the dara-| To break the present record of 246 val se man, the fourth generation . of the | piatic content of the broadeast that |hours, 43 minutes, 32 seconds, the 1 by Gene | pogies who have made furniture by [ story in a Song will present over | fliers must remain aloft until a week 16 Saih Parker’s Old Fashion ) KO o1 > 0. Arthur faptist loves his productions. Lach week Story in a Song se- |piloted by 1 T. Showalter made Singing School fraiat L y SR SRS i Peuke chairs seems to Millic { joots some famous melody \d | its first contact with the plane last 10:00—The Eskimos from NBC 1:3 enry e bant ' developments | pee, the very practical New Ene- | ases a drama on if. The melody 's | Nght. studios ) v X : GO AL ¢ o'clock. | ind wife of the craftsman, a rath®r | yseq as a continuous musical back-| Glass, 28, whose home is Tort Worth, is an airmail pilot for the 10:30—Harbor Tights ! ! < ey ! rker W ¢ Dis sing- | qhiftless way of making a livin RO e G 11:00—News L weather re. s ; ehears what with the hens not laying and | on Kipling's world famous poem, |Texas A ‘Transpor company ports : SIERYRE K e and2in the in t on the mortga Danny. Deever, which hasi heen set|l:00mis, is president of the . ind the attic just full of gr o music by Oley Speaks. The radio 303—WBZ, Springficld—990 34H—WENR, Chic & r 3 ndfather Uriah Peake chairs dience will he given an oppor- e 500 ~hluzll diosing! sfockbnarkete 10 3 H e | v e Bt o ol Sl st (VT o feet e eete ot miflsnik i Mexicoito Recoghize A Back In Your Own Back Yard 5:05 g N s logue v t $300, but which | piek room life in India, and to sym- . Teosst \ 5:25—Lost and found; positios ; i ; N g wanted e ; I } A A : L I a pithize Syith EDannyDEeven By ofl Foreign Visiting Cards Most people don't realize that a perfectly 1 1 1 Li Y i this sitnation the dramatists 15 he shot in the morning. WABC Mexico City, July 16 (#—In order 5:40—Rhythms : , srdinary lawn ce e o 6:00—Time: ;1.“ bulletins ¢ SR Srala players have built up en- 1 WNAC are receiving the pro- | fo facilitate entry of American fou ‘ ordinary lawn can he converted into a u 1l : G 2 i gt ULEl Et t nment for the listener and. |gpan 18(a 1 tolMaxico the MeFican soverns % show place by little thoughtful plannirg. 6:06—The Keyboard Jester : & . . - . §:19—Weatherman: l.iners , will retail a bit of antiq —A. M. S. | ment has announced that a card is- For exampie:—a lattice gate and fence to ) G nToe Haseniisto i : L S b LT LEENEn ! = : sued to a tourist by any qualified &g welcome the visitor and keep out the intru- 7 TEACHERS IN VIENNA Chamber of Commerce within 40 (l(‘l'ffl rose C()'\'Cl'Cd Hl'l)(\l' Sha(fifl‘,‘j a com 7:07—Singing the Blues D108, : July 16 (P—A delegation miles of the Mexican border on the R et g L e S rea ! addition 1o b ] um. of Amorican ‘school toachers wundex|Wnited States side will be suftielent fortable settee—what a place for hot summetr 7:30—Bert Lowe's orchestra e dn i he leadership of Dr, Mary Reed, of {0 permit him to cross the frontier 3 afternoons—perhaps a pergola with grapes §:00—Michael Ahern, baritone; Earnden al 9 i i Al thrilling flying story of fomor- <he Teachers' college of Columbia | It was said the card is issuable on 5 arowing right in your own back yard. That's melodic ensembls S (NEGIOF entitled The Super Ship will upiversity, arrived in Vienna 1o the responsibility of the Chamber of 4 i e > s 2:30—Orchestra from NRC studios A J bt it o ) 1 Iramafized m the program which [to investigate institutions for Commerce, the Mexican government ne. 9:00—The College Dry T amdiLens ANg Wsenseniol ane it UNCHEIvinE S S ot es=snyia fion SR NeWS the education of children. assuming the chamber will have NBC studios Cnages L L e presentiog over stations of the CBS - - made adequate prior investigation. 8:30—Master Minstrels from NBC i % 2o 3 ¥ sl : ening at 8:30 COOLIDGES ACCEPT INVITATION a i Super Ship is an air romane Southampton, Mass., July 16 (UP) Loomis School of Aviation here 7:06—Temperature Drop in at the Building Bureau. We'll show vou what might be done about the situation. studios 5 e : : e S 10+ 00==Gyncomatics from NBC atii- 3 ean pro; r ¥ ‘ adventure, love, and mystery n | —Jormer President and Mrs. Calvin = 1 l e year 1930, It is an im tive | Coolidge have accepted an invitation LADIES’ S roNestra fromil = States, is almost a history of | tale of avi ¢l to the listen- (o be honor guests at a luncheon to || FUTURISTIC RAINCOAT {—WHAM, Rochester—1150 i fransportatio . Smith yind fantastic without rea- |he held here Angust 3 as part of T e: sportogram 1 SR e ym Ten kyek . E 12 back a quarter of |Southampton's old home day cele- » i o e T | “ 11:06—Weatherman; news bulleting bins “two the NBC this | a ¢ : would have beea | bration. MERCHANT S O I IGIT di‘ Wai‘ ! ’ um er > 11:18—Temperature; time + en o L THURSDAY NIGHT = | w15 chall sc T gad st Bl ! CAPITOL THEATER 1241 EAST ST, N~V BRITAIN, Conn, 319—WABC, New York—S860 2 sting L AL ! o : 0 = s " ALbbALAAALAAAAA PHIONE Assssnssnna 5:00—The Rhythm Ki i { : 5:45—Closing market prices td , 3 { ; = . 6:00—Symphony orchestra under hestr v 05 ) & : L i the direction of Howard Barlow Yo dios csss v Dascassasnasssssansa #:30—Bela Loblo and his orchestra has been S oo I CLEARANCE || Wednesday Morning Special larsky and Mathilde Harding, } 8:30—Flying stories—aviation 11:0 « oL e ST T ghaneious sosens CONTINUES WITH THESE - e | BLACKBOARD and DESK 10:00—Salon hour ¢ e e pleasant- LB S | R e e | o 5 o o e e Wednesday Morning {i ____ Bl (e i e to sidd. - ) ackboard When 1:30—The Dream Boat his orchestra e et LAY R Specials | B Closed 526—WNYC, New Yor i : 1her e The orchestr 5:45—Time; market T Sketct ey from Conce 5:50—Municipal talk ° Aihistareh = WASHABLL SHELR PRINTS 6:05—Grieg recital Mg SHANTUNG Piinted woitss, lawne diric B : g | “ ! sczllent Desk When 6:20—Elementary Jtalian lessons NBC H. Berlitz: B . H. Berli § Orchestra f os No » This rough weave silk is ties and batistes in about H ; €:40—Advanced Italian lessons 1 Eskimos fro studios a 0 very popular in smart 125 color combinations; all | o= 0 1 Concert orchestr l { | sports circles this summe colors suggest cool, P . ) pene 7:00—Vacation Information Serviee 11:00 u v from > $1.69 1 9 ¢ frocks or could b 4 | for Crippled Children—D>Mrs. Mar- 1dic . e ey"e j 2 Plain .. yard .1. used for summer curtains guerite Stoc 7:10—George Thorell, Swedish lio: Whell : ‘””x o $1-49 songs 5—Information for motorists; 26— WDRC, New Have civic information Time; police alarms { ; 2 P A S R tre e RADIO /TUBES DOTTED CRISS-CROSS WINDSOR " UNDERWEAR CREPE Plain or figured, fast colors, Phillips, pi ] CURTAINS htbuoy quartet 5 Lyrie male quart are used Of fine quality Marquisotte rospect park band concert chee, orgar with tiny dots, in soft ivory only. 1 $2.49 y \uux$1.39 526—WMCA, New York—570 9:30—Swiss Alpine players ; veather repor TH T P P TP TSI 00—Nassau orchestra 10:30—Smail's orchestra | WPG. Adantic City—1100 P t& L t ; 11:00—Handel's orchestra S:00—Daseball scor [1}] eS el' 0. NEW FLAT CREPES 12:00—Rroadway Gardens §:05—IFrang Wine E 1 (1 MAIN ST. TEL. 1 K SUMMER CRETONNES 300 yards of 40 inch wide, 12:30—Manhattan Serenaders | Pennsvivanians Flowered and tapestry de- ireniorn AIniTIAE Cranes 30—Creatore’s hand Wholesale Distributors signs. 1istra heavy quality, also figmed Cheneys and 131—WEAF, New Y b Chalfonte-Tiaddon can be used for beach coats, Puss s. Reg. $1.% 00—Gotham 0 Jack Crawford and his orel e ete. ¢ yd. 10,82 ummary of programs 1 Charles Dorberger and h = N 00—Black and Gold orchestra ) B f:55—Baseball scores Mail from New ¥ f entat Wesley Smith |12 olic ® nee orch L C I RAYON 40-inch SILK RUFPLING WASHABLIL SA Dol s or scallopel [ In all colors, in a h lus- ffles or in small all-over B tre finisin 11¢ yards makes §:00—Genia Fons soprano; concert orchestra ene Rodemich and his or- B06—KDKA, flowered designs, Guaran- v slip; suitable for dra- 2 00—"Time teed fast colers, Regular B perie and 1 spreads, willi oy vl 1 N 29 R $1.49 yd. @ s e 0:30—Harbor Lig £ Neapolitan ~Hello Mars! :00—Manger orchestra 2 PLEURETTE CHIFFON IRISH DRESS LINEN New York 760 : Seft finish, autifully flow- nounce: . ! 8 | cred chiron cht and summa nge closing HEMSTITCHED DAMASK CLOTIT 700 yards of 40 inch wi 58351 i cred Voiles and 36 inzt Cloths with wide | wide crisp printed Dimiti sred border in all colors, fast colors. 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