New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1929, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1929 o ROG| 2 —WMCA, New York MeMahon's financial d Q's sketeh THURSDAY Eastern Daylizht Saving Time 85 10 news |43 —Nas Small’s orc Handel's orche: Music from Ba Village Grove u orchestra Hartford—600 of prog 500—WTIC st 6:20—Summary bulletins 6:30—Herb France's dinner 6:55—Baseball scores 7:00—Musical memory conte Emil Heimberger's orche )—Comfort hour from N studios 8:00—Buck studios 8:30—George from NBC studios 9:00—Singers from NBC studios 9:30—Norman Clouti stra 10:00—Orchestra directed by Andy Sanella from NBC studios 10:30—01d T oned Barn Danc from Bloomfield. Conn News bulletins m; Nut club group 15 1—WEAF, New Yo Happiness harmonies Jolly Bill and Summa Black Jaseball leration hymn sing orchestra 1 Wing wtih 1 ind Wing from NB scores Olson and his m fort s orch 1is music 11 port 303—WBZ, Springfield—990 (0—Final closing stock marke Lost and found; positions wanted hythms r music €:19—Weatherman; agriculture reports Melodies ~Melody boys ke Tw .0 The Woman of i Richard W. Ch Sere —Th Ore 1 Maxwell Concer Dance or ind the 30—Vincent | 00—Serenade 30—Studio hov 00—Male trio tenor 9:30—Concert 10:00—Dance nros 10:30—Around th 11:00—Time; man 11:05—News: ba perature; tim de Richa (Ehk orchestra . am orld ¢ o worl sportog Aviation weathe WILW, Cincinnat Hawaiians T—WJAR, Providence—S90 6:40—News flashes €:45—Produce market €:50—Weather v 3—Baseball sco 7.00—Midweek Federation hymn sing from NBC 7.20—Comfort program from NBC studios 8:00—Chiropr Rhode Island £:05—Hawaiian 5:30—George Olson E tock reports Li Pollock tr s or¢ \ * studios Alvin Ros Dinner N e s orchestr m studios . BC studios eepy Hol actic society of 2 3 studios 1k NBC serenad aind his from Ore Round the from NBC studios Hollingsworth hall Henry Theis and his orches- at Coney 1sland Dhonak Duo —l.os Am Johnny stra 8:00—Singer 9:30—JFamous trials from NBC el studios b 10:00—Concert from NBC studios | 10:30—News flashes I 10:35—Baseball scores tra Kenfucky 2—WOR. Newark—710 H 5.00—Ada Twerdowsky, pianist 5:15—Emil Velazco, organi K:40—Traveler's French— Ta Vergne B:50—Florence Yordy. soprano } Jesse Forker, baritone 6:15—Newscasting §:20—Sports talk §:30—Charles W. Hamp Minutes of Sunshine 6:45—Elements of Aviation Acosta 7:00—Time; Commodore Grill or- chestra :30—Slim program —Chimes :00—Lone Star Rangers :30—Wandering Gypsic 9:00—London Character conce 10:00—Orchestra 10:30—To be announced 11:00—Time; news hulletins ther report 11:05—Ernie Golden's Canton Palace orchest 91:30—Hotel Alamac orchestra Va mond H—WENR. ¢ AZOo—4 Air Juniors armer’s ¥ Music Par ind Herman ) Gossip wrmer 10— Mike 30—Stud DX Vi Thirty udeville Bert 20—770 Maxey —WBEBM, ( 1dio or church organ )—Dinner tlanc sarden and Colle d froni ic stra and with Terrs + Tnn orchesp jos 'm DS stu | T 8 iy ature from CBS studios 00—Chain f t Ature fr frolic RS studids with 0—Teature a- | 11:00—Studio 1 dance 279—WGY, Schene reports; ady—790 SEpe ports; 340—WARC, New York—S860 Jaseball :00—To be announced —Dinner »—Closing market price seball st 5—Dialect songs—Art trin 00—The Lone Wolf WGY —Going 1o Press—Bill Sc }0—Geor 30—Duke Ellington's band from NBC studios 00—Symphony orchestra zers from NBC Howard Barlow directing from NBC :30—Miracle program h0—Daguerreotypes 10:0 I 30—1" Marine band dios 9:00—Detective mys! NRC :30—Buffalo Civic Symphony chestra 11:20 v recital 10:30—Vaice of Columbia 11:00—Paramount 12:00—Time ws items cores wsic . ores Dickson quartet culture program Olsen and his music udt with §:00—Sir lios 9:30—Musical program udios ntation from NBC ries 1030 concert bur or- om tudios . New Have cather 1 orchestra = 3 ensemb 6—WNYC, New —Time #market high spots :50—Masters of Poetry—Jonathan Swift—Mary McGovern €:05—Sports by John B. Foster 6:20—Jones and King, duets $:30—Nita Novi. 6:45—The Open rey 0H0—Seeing You Kindergarten—Els 7:10—A Bit of Scotch serl 7:25 civic popular accordionist Roal—R. H. Tor 7 ough Brown Way anor P John Cas- Information for motori information police Orton Tewson %:05—Jenia Sholkov VETERINARIAN Dr. R. U. Westerberg 403 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE 1151 Honiss's Oyster House is noted 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 ) rom NRC studios OYSTER HOUS 8105 1 I 22 St* - Su Hartford. Conn. (Under Graunt's Store) tudio program : er Davis orchestra 11:00—DBenson's orch 11:30—Charles Dornbs hestra Meyer or 2: frolic Davis orch East Pittsburgh—4s0 0 program KDKA, ind Wl scor me as W7 Orchestra s WIZ Weath WBAL, Baltimore—1080 music Through the Static ] = s | s musleal the th Iy bool m of music wion fay's results in bha He will 35. Eni mberg ore memory isitors ear at seven o'clock s music Fritz IForsch’s or rd tions & of their he noa serles of hered eading of I Buek radio comed incies. the lively flood the 1d humorous storic Olson and h whe by Black will he th broadeast at Norman Clouti ind provide half and discuss o'clock orchestra will lour of d melodies at 9:30 011 Coun vho will Lis ol fashion-d square dance who will be playing Bloomfirld, Conn, A tuneful a 1Lope roll series of been which ind his orchestra W7 melodiés arranged o) Vines present program nt ove and associated stations 20, 1 specifil a trators w ments, work on the h la lLopez staff orehe by I maintains, vigorous lated of cald to on on the most hardened ine numbers to be bro: by Lopez and his or v Liza Vol stra @ World, L from M The | Tor One in in girl, Son Fing (piano My Finger and i Alw )1d Man Yor Tweet Wi Sho ivs Love h r from Rieh Washburn ( 1a S8 aly, antl lor (o It political WIZ and T'he Womn ning at n o'clock Mr. Child lealt with from local to international, and with his days us as fric ind ht He estions ournalist, will N1 nof It In Politics, from ociated politicians from as a re porter to his prese sidents, premi prin has s W women fi for will won nature fit_or unfit they by oliticul offic with the en in politics? h e to cach other in politica jans, how do they from men? Olson, whose the 1 as well the it idol 1 nation- sonali New wide hin of York radio night clubs a ience will b 1e star of the second of leasts which are h W radio throt 1 stations ¢ O ning at nd his m will on set th ing group of which will other will be Litt two country @ 1ents Someons 1 Should March AT in f Wi light 2 incler WOR will i road ening who 1 ing for his talk L Stin which has been equiy short wave nitt 15t W exactly tudio. drama Manit stations this politics series and as- Thursday eve- ic mhers hits A trio of men's voices and a piano add to the orchestra numbers following program: From Sun- to St The Things Were Blue Shadows, My COLLEGE CLASS I3 ONE OF LARGEST Freshman Envollment at New London Institution High 1set, for love nd Only An v selection son, popular tenor Victor Maric prograrr will pre CBS this was horn from Naughty of the Columbia He ta s a Voice of st rhert’s operetta, tu vhich over ions of Providence, R. 1., and has studicd ) ith well known teachers in Boston nt for nd New York. He made his debut | pecticut oston with much 101 next two scasons ening A 9 Jul class of (—Enroll- 1933 w Tondon at Con- Collegc completed that it may be the largest in ¢ }reshmen o the number of soen accepted and an addi will be admitted with ad- inding. 1f, as the direc- Imissions, Dr. David D. Leib. the number of f hmen is redueed- by the small per it the last moment may enter ap- equal lasi me now in- success he worked company nd to do som 19 and started Providence stock waged to find time g. In the fall to New York c his radio engag ditional will duet by Ethel Codd selection from ind rar 0 tional 36 vanced tor of Cxpc the pro | slightly Hemlat | ¢ which Bar- to of e ¥ en tur on be a from ind Don Samson of orehest om Wagner chaikowsky's and a movement Fourth gram class may that be nn the proximai clay of Delilah, selections Die Me | Nuteracker Brahm's such popul FFeelin® 1'm Fancy, and will Many Comparative cal distribution of the stude ns from former yea nt. will come from chusetts and New been riva 1 this vear Massachusetis Jor & number of ve held fourth piace in sending students, o Pennsylvania from 10 a group U | year ging From Ti analysis of g tite. ts shows variat lar York have alway: for second place wit of Symphony to 1s I've Got a Just a Passing The Rollicke rain the pop e WABC and WNa( broa numbers he callin’, euts 1ssist orch leads 18 lar T lead the e states it which increases its number of last year to 16 Ohio will send g only one in o0 to 13, and’ New Jersey. at 12 for several vear will also give 13 Tn all. 18 states will be represent- sast and West from shingtor. and North any Tinnesota and Wiscon- The college from number af but none vear it yields ON POLICE omas Brennan, reporte last evening that had run nan street and killed it James Clark of Main house at % st L iplained to the police evening that boys property Office zation to police his Bgauur Tilinois. , has this year which 14 It automo over a dog Ch on years, street, who 2 wlor on M to W, from Alabama. time has had a 7 students enrolled, bacn accepted this year Advanced Standing Pupils ¢ those to be admitted with standing, three will juniors and rgest number cominz will be 8 from from Ohio, 5 from and 3 each from Penn- Massachusetts. oying his Harper made varned the Dom:inick Batterkiano raine reported to iast that a man 1e building with naking a lot of trouble vas investigated by Officer Son an invest i sin 1o time to fo of 20 Lor the police who lives n wa streot evening in the i The Harpoer e nore New SAILING Annibal Tonainto Ialy spend FOR Annino will Ie ITALY and Ginse we fomorro 8. Roma. ut nia und numb applicants this year has heen slightly lower than for hey Italy ior on the S, plan visit various cities months g their fric They expect in fall as book throt ra- d e past several years. 10 re Their th the relatives there turn to this city the = | i Agen HEADQUARTERS FOR CAMERAS and SUPPLIES DEVELOPING PRINTING Our YACHTSMAN NFARS GOAT Cherbourg, I'ranc Alain Gerbault small 100p, the ted the ourncy last (herbourg. t left he will cruise officiallia He and feted there by the ations. Hig trip July who alone in his has cir the Iirecrest globe, nearing night did today cumnavig an- not end of his Y o early termina will city hegan choring in nd bu where for his dined vachting from Te Try Luncheonette MILLER & HANSON D Church St organ Cannes in 19 Krueger's Special, Yellow Label ) A now be\(erage has come to town! New—but the greatest brewers have been working on it for ten y:‘flrS! 199 “Um-m-m! 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PLUMBING—HEATING—SHEET METAL WORK | [Bryan’s Daughter Is Asking for Divorce Angeles, July 25, (P —Grace 3ryan Hargreaves, daughter of the la William DBryan had filed suit for divorce against Richard L. Har- greaves, Deverly Hills, Cal, bank president. She also petitioned Tor the custody of their four children, The suit charged cruelty and gen- ral incompatibility. A property | settlement was hed before the filing of the suit. Mrs. Hargreaves' attorney said. | sepa ed, but later reunited. Mrs, Hargreaves i1s wealthy own right, having inherited from the commoner's estate. rea in hor 50,000 NEGRO K OF The annual pienic of Knights of Pythias will Hanover park, Meriden, August 1 The program of various athletic events an! dancing. The following cities wil participate: Ansonia, New Britain. | Danbury, Stamford, and Hartford. PIONIC the he Negro held. at Trursday, will ¢oan- S BUs or No. ne: DAMAC Fire of undetermined small damage fo a bus, the Connecticut FFarmington noon at i:: No. 2 fire compans answered the alarm, reporting back in gervice at 6 o'clock. I company enne yes which | May the couple | WOULD SEND WIFE UP FOR STRETCH sserte] Husband Plans Re- venge and Seeks HMate Mrs. recently Marguerite Montanile, of 143 Farmington a bt now of no-one-knows-just- Drit William formerly of Mid- same will i and who put a to mour, she roturns her alleged rle Hatchkis | dletown but now dress as Mrs. Monts irate hushand—a h forme wife ch for oing which he now accuses his wife of doing, that is around with other men And Hotchkiss will also h face the same vindictiveness he returns, or is brought |the police, hecaus: when New e of the s il for a fiv the same sergeant, she even and matches for * Montanile told § police head “Why. igarettes know that MeAvay at |evening. {DRY FOR present P back Montanile ac- cuses him of breaking up his home. hought him. “I want something done about He broke up my home. He be punished, and so should she of them are no good.” Sergeant McAvay replicd nothing could be done uufe: erring couple could be found wuto in which they left. althon property of Montaline, is regi in his wife’s name, but she have a driver's license urns Dete “I helieve 1 can they are, sergeant.” Montanile tinued. “I'll be back in a few utes. No, T don't want he 1 never be a wife to me, want her punished. There the case rested Wednesday Montanile turned with his wife's dress. When he does. that will be continued Mrs. Montanile, with who had been hoarding with for the past month and a half. v night followin; which was instigated by Montanile had to cat eg wife and the boarder hdad a He had heen suspicions of hi actions for some tim he told t McAvay last nigh ve find out until venue, whe in | hac not present the ad- 1ce an year thing a inning we o when by Tngland, woman, ed the A Willisden, cently deman neighbor for 1 dog. 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