New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1929, Page 18

T EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1 i e e e SATURDAY Easterin Daylight Saving Time 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 6:00—Black and Gold orchestra 6:25—News bulletins 6:30—Emil Heimberger's trio from Hotel Bond RBaseball scores 1 with Mary , soprano; and Richard , violinist—L panist Revelers 7. Springficld— tt's orc WOR, Newark—710 tim rdson, pi 40—Virginia 3:50—Sports review ommodore Grill 1 Hole yms, sopran tal hour — Dora Perel- Giacoma De tone lons of Other Days vo Boys and a Girl 10:00—Emil Valazco, organ 10:30— ipmen 11:00—Time; news bullet erreport |, 11:05 ace orchestra 11:30—Hotel Alan 349—WABC 5:00—The Five 5:30- he 6:30—Musi muscic, with euest d ed Husing 7:30—V Lopez and 1 8:00—Sorrento tra d sin New o'Clock Sw Sports sical program with s 9:00—Bradford Br Hour e hour ington 10:30—Jesse hour 00—"im; WNYC, New York—: tion viation —WMCA, New 8:30—The Dr 9:00—Roxir j—McA York—160 o cial ‘swnmary tatior tural re Cincinnati—700 128—WILW 30—Memory Baseball sco: he World's T 3C studios h Parker's Old Fashione ool Theis and his orches- a at Coney Tsland Detroit Symphony 1siness from orchestra 30—Mansfield Dance and Lee orchgstra hestra hotel and his Allah orchestra 261—WHAM, Rochester—1150 (—Stock quotations Daseball scores casting school of M—WHAM n Major 4 cital 9:00—Detr from NI usic pro quartet inor—two piano symphony orche lios vod Fellows Get To- NBC studia it organ recital > music from Windsor Government weather fore- 211—WNAC, d and his gang urriers dinner orchestra with the oracl Boston— f the ehall scoresrweathermant “M#Heart Stcod Still” and from CI from CBS e e eene e 3¢ Coolidges Still Live Simply After | this sort of se Monday audi rate wid i pro: Amos 'n’ Ar oes striv “Amos” is nd har wh The Open America il own compositions Moon which will be WARBC 4 a popul The comp! ation of ntaine popular t two p all of W al comedy rd in rect Play Sund lude who endeared themselves bar to WOR's au the Row"; por Adela Harper, pop! rmonizing has made the ind that Lonni ter: con ree pat eir songs and pi Don € the early cause of be back as m He had Bower, been 1ssist rector, Leor Five tenor pea beautiful regi the Sorrento anc | from WABC | Columbia Bre | o'clock tonight. |a Napoli, politan folk s which are lof the gay t | Four Harmon | with the Trapper | groves, through the singi men as th In contrast the nish, “T too is in lighter vein, | Tl Helen Barr, broadeast 3C and t casting Syste evening, in a response to the radio audience. r. Nelso \per ce With (1 |a Feeling I'm | Where the Moonbeams Are Miss Barr’ of the Moonh will contribu You" and Pa Albert Coates' period of conduct- | Store ing at the Le | been extendc August .18 .rs present |thousands of from CBS _National Forum from CBS ford from CBS 1:00—2Mike 11:09 Time; 11:20—Paramot and Meyer news flashes orct from 1 studios wvalcade from NBC Nathaniel irecting from NBC Rolfe’s orchestra from tios bridge Atlantic City—1100 | tra minutes having | Puneb | member as th he Capital C Capitol theater nonic-Symphony o Stadium on Mr. Coates’ ) with Iirahms Sy ahead of the be during this WOR's most Twerdowsky rius to t concert. duc are Dance uding n Tuesday 9:30 p. m. ar as given out cludes: Iph Gavotte 5} of the rie lartered B Damnation o zo from C Schubert., Around curl of rave 3panish seno stor s Driver (;ef.‘: Ten Eliz: READ HER Incorpula eral 1 the The Iz part of personal appearances, Bay of N have orchestral will voice gan Love Song.'” d to the Ma 3 of T rture by mphony, by rian Rhapsod s nigh Cho the ry to be AMAT will ina the ies they night for ion- . Six Menths as Private Citizens; Find Happiness In Old Home City| y characters in the f among them being \dy”, a pair of southern in big simple, tru: 1 working member of ile “Andy” supplies the ffairs with Taxicab Co. and t including a love provide material for WJZ will lead the| E ote:~ Former First Lady Does Own Marketing — Eve_n Buys | Bones For Dogs—ex-President Keeps Strict Office Hours in Northampton. i s Air Lansifig manitaria Mr. and Mrs. Cal- [strolled to his office in Coolidge are ng out their |had nothing bette t six months of private life since | Asset to Community he Poet of the |leaving the White House and have | Civic authorities are quick to ad- feature one of given their neighbors in Northhamp- | mit that the Coolidge an un- “Jivolution of the | ton, M the answer to usual asset to the community | o0a® o durir his recital | tion on how they would Chambgr Commerce men say the | o broadeast over station | into life of their old community |number of visitors here has in- | Columbia DBroad- after a lengthy absence. sed greatly since March 4. A| 10:30 tonight. Thousands of picture of Calvin Coolidge and h card at this time arc er tourists have passed thro appear upon the Chamber nd “Pul- 1e town of the Coolidge in |circul Hotel owners repo tor Herbert, together - last few months to catch a heavier bus nd more auto- ar medley impse of the former president and mobiles with license plates from lete pre t lady of the land One of these | far ates appear in the Moon Miss Mary Alice T an ever hefor “Ni of Gladness”, t the University of Southe “White by Victor Her- nia and a student of journal Coolidee by Sch N was curious ab how the Cool- public adjusted themselses to their otonEnicitre Maater a environment. So she inter- |y former president, not be- |the death ing a movie fan, has never gone to it. Mrs. Coolidge. however, in a while. In no way have the Coolidges permitted themselves to be “lion- ized” by the townsfolk Zo in for society at not members of club. They do bear fruit the truth. And Al the ha i s are ere joms tenced 11 follows Cin AT founded But the There i but the dine in Calvin the House Inn” seldom, if There | in man and behalf here, is a aces ams, each com- om eville and are to b Market and H ¥ use hour from WO 6 10:00 o'clock. | the Hicks Brothers, | iter owner, ha sser and ne chorn old of frei usual does bors. AL every once Following nd is the account of W ALIC They do not | They are the local country not take part in Northampton's civic affairs. Mrs. Coolidge is devoted to her mother, who is in a hospital here, and spends much time with her. Sun- finds bhoth Mr. and Mrs. Goo- lidge at Fdwards Congregational | church, sitting well in the hack They Yeave early, before any crowd of curious tourists outside may be- come too la . By MARY Northar PARE: pton, M Aug. 17 (I'P)—When the Coolidges left the White House in Washington for the s pretentious white house on Mas- sasoit reet here, the neighbors nat lly expected to find them chang- ed after so long an abgence. Bur to their surprise and pleasure, the lived, talked and acted al- most exactly as they did before they L left for Washington after Mr. Cool- Wwho has been out of |198° Was clected vice president. the program be.| True, they have s big car and a h \will | chauffeur now, which they didn't Tivening Sees Most Gu Jaster of ceremonies, | have then. Dut they almost got a| Tt is in the relieved by Roger |little one recently when the big one lampten visitors have their best op- n di- | was in the shop and a local agent|portunity of secing ‘the fam t | took them for a ride in his smaller |“home.” Tt is then that Mr. and product. Mrs. Coolidge, particularly Coolidze cease to he entirely liked the little one. private citizens they have be- Routine Little ( nd revert to the role of for- art from riding sometimes now, mer president and first lady—host during | whercas they formerly always walk- |and hostess—to the hundreds that broadeast | ed, the Coolidge family routine is lit- | pass the white frame duplex house ons of the|tle changed. They hefore § | These from many place 2 System, at 8| o'clock and Mr. Coolidge always is pass in the eveni 5 Neo- |at his office before 9 a. m. Then |rected by small boys and by mong Mrs. Coolid her round o1 |at the end of Massasoit streot, Addio | household duties which she still \ine “Home of Calvin Coolic 1. favored | supervises closely despite the fact| Mr. Coolidge probably will be who stroll | she has two One of these |found sitting on his front porch. vineyards and olive |is full time and always remained at {smoking his cigar.and reading the to their country- the house when the Ccolidges resid- | cvening paners—or strolling around > harvest. ed in Washington. The the yard. Mrs. Coolidze will he ¢x- to these Italian airs is rt time. ercising the dogs or vis with | numb from the R. B. Hills e enr s 2 In fact Choclo,” although this Mrs. Coolidge, s i e el hand from both Mr. and Mrs. Coo- & lidge acknowledges greetings from P ing tourist cars or visitors| afoot. ithel) Reads in Living Room One | Syhen it gets too dark to read 1 "} dience last winter in feature ternity French and Gra songsters, whose on modern melodi m an outstanding pair, medy pair Mac and t-named team in- ter and jokes between ide enlist ular He now gained th Mrs. Anns Kenosha, o perj evening that North- solos reminis £ aples and the 1 fishermen of on will be su TRAP come that arise visitors adeasti All of these prominent Mio" and long been roubadour who star Buffalo, ogy plays crossing fr States ovel second is ridge, a close friend of accompanies the for- | mer rst lady to the stores. travel in the big Coolidge car, , Barle Nelson and the |y the chauffeur, The crs will be heard | ygually is the first stop. s orchestra during | There Mrs, Coolidge calls presented over station | clorks hy their first names, he . Columbia Broad-| named Gordon is her favorite and |gutside, Mr. Coolidge picks up 1 m 2l 6 oiclook Bimday | youally swaits on her. The paper and goes ' into Ciabnonse rvl‘.v‘ll»:ll[\!\ selected in | yq)jes) hread and meats are pt 1s- | light up in the Fili el ed there. Over the week-ends Mrs. [ana o rcAiiEE Coolidge usually buys a roast or a|himse chair and con- leg of lamb, expecting it to last over L e T Sund Then she and Mrs. Hills S v T v small bakery shop where | frequently lingers outside a while Coolidge usually purchases nut | jonger with the dog bread, of which she is quite fond s T o Bones for Dogs Purchased e AL il the e Bones for the four d mer, who lives in the other half idges keep are always the duplex. 1 Plummer is prin- (AN ATty Ch cipal of the Northampton H oolidee school and sometimes di education with Mrs. Coolid once taught the deaf and a school here. Dr. Plum dog, belongi sometimes efforts as well the pets The Plummers have lived in ’ house for 12 ¥ aiPost” by Grac Richmond and | from 7. W. O°1 on|*“John Brown's Body” by Stephen |pea) cstate firm. | Vincent Bennet are two she bought ' urar at | recently. g : Son W aro| Mrs. Coolidge acquires little jewel- | . with the|ry. At the jewelry store often leave the house at the s Long la week-ends tremely di £ agents 1S the f cozily in a room ettles sived from | driver arched the sing he Su crooning Light Up shine,” “I've Fallin, nd Tur Your Got “Out tinues readin, | ficials gav house cal many not jorn."” heard in S0 | quartet Have will neigh- including cams,” and the ite “Or What s the Cool- included in a month Mrs nery, has been “How d “Notice visits” the where of late he {buying a copy of the magazin which is publishing her husband’s articles. Mrs. Hills sometimes who wisohn blind in Stadium include Sunda David Mendoza, whom | Aale b vErs il a phonograph record mer conductor of |iasm for music orchestra of the!Coolidge to invest, also. Danc: will direct the Phil-|bers and Victor Herbert ‘hestra at the | are her favorites. The st | buys usually are | sometimes por gets and her enthu- often causes M exercises a § - munching idly and When he [said polite Coolidges | to the si same duplex|to the o They rent it| n & Son, a local O'Brien is a demo son, and it Mrs. Coolidge's as his own to ki om f ng and the the ars, kes irand num selection hooks she light fiction and The Listening Tuesday n have ‘FFour, | obeyed dancer, visible is to be audience wing i ol to Go to West Point \.,~ : Plummer and Mr. Cool othe hed it was said consisted chiefly of MAY FREE LIFER ...z \Purely Academic Interest Leads: Student to New Evidence | Lansing lumberm of being the vic lenting efforts of n his fi state prison at Marquette, The story mer wealthy onment for murder, has its counterpart in {hat the world has viewed with well interest displaved {mond, who was | acquaintance at mond used his own funds, and d the aid of friend: substantiation of £ innocence. red he inst Eichorn of the prosecution PSYCHOLOGY HELPY ' Nervousness Appavent in Cross- | ing Bridge From Canada tion of liquor smu according to | ficials said. uilty from |ticed the driver's nervous look | 1f a motorist is caught with a case | the r: shion he was mas |ing ¢ et. Promptly the t or | dered him to hand over what liqu was T ariver in | —— e to the collection | and for violation more his car is confiscated es prosecution liquor laws EUR SLEUTH t drov | department and forfeited tles, Both Canadian customs nen have uncanny memory for among the thou rough daily. ouses suspicion or ted an infractton ot the be repeatedly stopped cd while others pa ug more than a brief Customs penal States, for pe amounts to $5 or gin and 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. - HONISS’S OYSTER HOUSE St Hartford. Conn. (Under Grant's Store) Mich., Aug. 16 (&) interest displayed n in a life m of inju after 11 yed A hu- Tichorn hopes that from the unre- Elmer W. Ham- ascertain the fruth may edom from a life cell in Mich. of Albert Eichorn, for Michigan farmer sen- | to life impris- bert, st gained per bottle $2 for wine Critical rywhere are Judging your appear- years ago many others pticism. tory of tr tivity of Hammond student of man amateur eri of the hom state courts held wa 1¢ of 18 ler of Alma stands the thresh- | cdom be of the un-| by H | neither friend nor the time Eichorn | was convicted of first degree murder a belief in the doom: of his innacence Ham- to obta the man's ¢ has heen from this affidavit Mimnaugh of adr believes rough an v Gilson Wis., in which she elf when t | as th r witness | Boys will be Boys and you can forgive them if they get their clothes soiled, dirty and untidy looking. Teach them pride in perscnal appearance—thrift—care— R RUNNERS by having their cuits di 1 pressed often—just like Dad’s. BOYS SUITS 'ned, Right and Correctly Pre Special 5 Price 7 (¢ up TheN. B. Dry Cleaning Corp. 96 and 415 WEST MAIN STREET Phone 364 (UP)—Ps: in identific Aug. 17 a great p rom ( r the national Teact customs of Inte the e Tusion: through and act rem| stics they are Holme nes of especially of | or holidays, make it ex- fficult for the small squal| to search thoroughly all| cars for liquor and contraband, of- ervation of to being Close seizur nswering th pointed to w comit g2ty more than two lad got i o you fig uest 1. the gar, that?"* the young fellow le Havana driver of the a Havana per ting nervous pproached ly case and take How many car was SUVAAAIAIIAAIA NI NI cto rap- puff the agent| drive arour those bottles do you em gulped the motorist and | the When he the agent gum was scofflaw. nspection ap no- | | 1 also being | her purchases e rraion “m‘h' pHicha e time in the morning. Once, when hiatus that two of| the latter was vice president, Dr Plummer remarked to him at ome talented pianists, Adal O e 5 S such meeting that his son desired | 4 Thursday morning Mrs much to attend West Point 0 ‘”"’{ 2 ”’}!Mm Coolidge goes to the hairdresser.| «ywe have a lot of good appli- % 5 W con- | she insists upon being treated “just | i p e R plain, neces: articles instead of elaborat Vis Every ouT s Hairdresser Weekly 'OUR WAY B Williams m will be Gol¢ 1’8 | lilca i : ‘l\\v”h .1:‘?!'!\”’]; like anybody else, waiting her turn | g.n« and there the matter Db arabanae and refusing Lo use a private Hooth. | rogteq, Yo Jsztis | The woman who gives her a m A year later, without = every v Mpoo on alter- | qypther heing said, the son reee s Coolidge’s hair | 4po appointment. as fir ity as has ever | pugple ‘of the town tell cen scen in the shop. Mrs. Cool- stories, most of ge's appointment is for 9 a. m. and Coolidge. They arc every sccond Thursday | tenor. sends from 9 to 11 a having r hair d At the s, chocolate said, anyth ek and a s e umk nate weeks says Mr nd the by Mr igenia in major, Bach; Gluck; Dance Smetana; March fr st Berlioz mplior Mendo: Aulis, character about M of the same Gluck Dance m. ispects Wife Has Left Home With Star Boarder Poor Steve is disconsolate, I his home at 118 €1 king biting his nkin; more 1] presents to | think at a time like this. to realia duplicity of When he I¢ lady norning he four d i Ihe came back 1 118 Clinton street one, Life little drug stores it was learned had a liking for sundaes and frequent eats them on her shopping Among hed diversions Mrs. Coolid, s t and n hair i samplers, which rita's jewel casket friends. Flowered d told during t fer: Arabesque from stati 1 Columbia oolidge No tours. | thi story making framing of some signs are her women work PFriday former first 1 of h m usi home: 1 had His wife Lo only Iy accompanics her on ' at shopping trips. Beans, a Boston log, has bee v wit its soraid! four, Coolidges played another of okes on boarder other chow vith him WCalvin Cooldge, - wHorestalilished | chofhgs,ebuts b lar the White 11 year old does the utenant rters heard tl There had n | collic and ar “/0ff theicoat | he most avid | T Ho same in Cox I'rom hours in them » Walks to Office Lashes and Fine 21 Main stree : of Goot ing, reaching lashes and £ lock 118 his wife He thinks she She took all of her clof 11 years ol referred to all the .askowski, morn- | ports t his abon ernoon. hoarder. walks to his eve many His small town N in that it h hboard Coolidge tin office dift a daughte To be privat swit Mr - who is ¢ HUCKSTER HAS DREAM Kansas City, Mo, Aug. (UP)— omer, ebhjec will meet the \ger 1o see him per- A handshak 2 smile and Dreaming that f good luck are ex s to the p those who it sued him wit n, speech.” Parr office. He | Seco nch bt vorl caped from a | suffered | do mnot war im “to make a huckster Mr. Coolidge lilies hi story to 1 window. He always | severe bru | of | India vin Even has less than 60,006 miles REG, YoU N ALWANYS | [NO, YOU DONT SEE TeLL TH SINGLE GUY || TH MARRIED DUCKS ON PANDAY. Tuey || RuSHIN' HOME T RusH HOME SO SPEND THER HARD- S C NG ER EARNED PAY LIKE, OUT AN' SPEND THAT. THEY, DONT STHER MONEN. HAVE TO ~ TS ALl SPENT BEFORE Gou GVT THERE: J R wWiLLiAMS 8-n ©1929, BY NEA SERVICE. INC. .5 PAT OFF was ed roads to 40,000 miles url ALD CLASSIFIED ADS | his birthday, ti csid m‘ | vailway.