New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1929, Page 36

J NEW BRITAIN DAILY HFRAID I‘RIDAY OCTOB R 11 1‘)7‘) ..:,/,N, T : = = / oz | cws; weather report n the plane took to the air , Charles Virolleaud, who has under- | era. | appears on the office calendar. ! u// G | —World Bookman and news Il radio set was taken along to | | taken deciphe message Luck, that god A test now is on in New Mexi ,,/4 | —~( lyuvlh 0 Stretch, tenor | permit rec ion from Chicago isserts that it is the oldest secret in and newspaper men, and X is testin " | I —Lyric Male guartet | broadeas tions. from | existenc in our favor. Among inserip- are to luded i | Mrs. Robert B. Bone, S0- the en ference, [:UAEHE[] lN ST[}R\ The brick was b tions discovered in Syria and now ration are ven or 0 says a 1ade el er d 5 - ), o = Ty % b AP e e AT o e e other day rom on the to Paris there is a, South Dakota will remain outsi | b5 = ¥ P 5 | wvlonian text which n ctory law thi RIE | s‘. ythe M. Lumsden, contral- and the p., rs ;vyru(r nd out who King Aka-Hin ABlertoltally | to : the sta- into - : credi ) Eastern Standard Time c { bat b i Births Now Recorded S G, S = e s Wllness in Assaul Gl In All But Three States | fon ‘s¢ he. Soutn bakots e 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 | | ight v and Bob arrive in | Becibalnirrs rantntls Washington, Oct. 11 (P—After 17 | ture i 5 1. - ry of program; news| ac; Lake Cit \\r;.' touring the phabet of t 5 BN SR 308 4 ERd bulletins | | dioni 1 ous explorer in| T.os Angeles, Oct. 11 (UP)—Wil- St 1 of camp: to convinee | T ise vital - statistics form fiit—Fiano reltal—Tds Fobartina’ | 9:30—The 0dd Fellows dance or- A 5 SR e e o It d country that vital tion for its entire health het Boisve | | chestra er. And from Bt T v s’ Los Angeles cuneiforr word contains | ACtually itz Hhe terment program, the children's bu 7:30— Ww R | 30—Weather report which broadecast| theat magnate sold his | three or signs and the words| children's bureau reau led the movement, which lat meder, EARuock ey - — through WAB( S coast to | holdi s tant witness | are ted from each other by a ught g “Ever was joined by the census burcan 1.‘ 7:45—8) rts—Arthur | M juotations f\i;"u-‘ Atlantic City—1100 | coast system this evening at 9! fof the (v,anwv'hnn today in the | deey S The | he »'I’ll‘lir:\dv’u‘u)'v area by 1 ;‘xxf‘v\ij vh‘.;\(if service, medical g B. McGinley | cotton | § urne concert or- | o'clock. trial of the millionaire showman on | writing covers both s of the ®lMost accomplished. sociations, life insurance com i T it oo A Ta v IERE the ex he It is the tale of a poignant ro- } e e A little more than three months |nies and civie organ N Cavallers from NI lios 1 s ew Jersey State Finals of | mance which first flowered in Bos- 17 year old d: | Hostnel o dipros {o | Temain in which to win two of the | 1912, when the childrer y : 1 Radio Audition ton, When Mildred, as the wife of " state's SrATmV e i1, three outstanding states to the| was organized, not a yit 0 sprandel »py Entertain- b T AT o s dtie Sith ok s berth registration banper before 1930 | was available nationally. 4 ) rainer, ve on a r 1 to spoil prosccution plans | H will assume, let ! he Atlantic City Blue Bird | Africa, P 4l to answer questions. the brick contains a mes- )—Atlantic City dance itine ¥ > cither written by the King of - T 7 ST o . . . ; months pa tend ¢ that : Shamra, or written to him by Silver Slipper club orehestra | love palling: life s told T hatt ol sy s N NEEAGS " $:4 12:00—Organ recital—Jean Weiner |as it is to many Prior trial the a r- | Deciphered, the brick ! : ie Hare i S weed that Jot the existence o civilization the l one story of what world has never heard of befor e L] L] [ 7 | er Carrington when he heard M “Further specimens of this writ- : nonotor g which will undoubtedly be un- e rouyh the tatic | She was captivated by his forceful, ges attacked | carty the excavations contin \ . n' Andy | ———— | personality and flattered by his ad- will lighten the task which for — ¢ music 4 ) n ot ] ] } Seventy-one stations of the Na. |miration of her beanty—ah! that moment is extremely difficult and a 2 Aviation weather forecast tional Broadcasting company tonight | fatal beauty! But when a dual oy t total mystery. The presence of one e | will throw out to the nation the|8rose, a love for Bonner > from I Greek word, a hieroglyph, a Pho- 428—WILW, Cincinnati—i00 | vgice of a man who, just over 10 | threatencd to drown her i man finally cnician word and the task would be o - £ e ca Time Tunes years ago, was almost bodily fossed | for her husband, a problem : sted Tgo fo the simple. Aviation, First Session, Friday, October 11th ek vara reports et Aol el i e o . to the ict attorney with he belief that the brick 1s a 5 o = ) T £ stocks T e b A e said this v royal document is confirmed some- Correct English, Free Demonstration, Tues s | and Anna, the glad above the hysteria of the times. And | And \Vlv';f‘ kl'hf' o i Rt abygtng > of a proper W day, 0(,1;01)( r 15th. .4 é | oiay L justlibiyoig atte: ildred over : her j t that name at t . \ | 6:00—Cinclanatl ches after the man had heen br adness. ges told the nt he The name riting, First Session, Thursday, Octo 5:30 ormusie [ed a siacker, he fs one of the out-| S psreath cationay . 5 10 7y ¢ in thy i- | 7:00— fatters from NBC | Standing figures in the Dritish Em.| Perhaps there might be a Nation nference s left g a0 | stu [pire, College of the Air. Over 400 colleges ' to go to his to tele- 1nv1ted to attend. St wood's Circus from [ © prorior pom a broadeasting stations have He then | | Scot, peace fan Perhaps the in-“was to sa ted ten in Babyloni + | baiter of all National Security |?uguration of the Nation w minutes luter b ams was the diplomatic languag | TLeagus, Daughters of the American | Of the Air will t: place J nd ran back to find Miss Pringle > i & - Gliasicoatriotia | 2. 1030. Onlyia Mr. Freed, i “t ling at the doo ) Revolution and other quasi-patriotic On 8 - T | from NBC |, zanizations, tonight will speak to | With the Freeds of radio, ca admitted he was not in 9:00—Rilly Je B Hare | , S S i _|the Am n people—all of the peo- | ¥t e 18 nok tell Lo S room” the day of . from N1 o RBilly Jones and Ernie Hare | 1o tnen his talk from the Ritz- e om0 et e t he had b e RS s ko S et OITOW - at ay - Last the station of the Toronto, | cducation is fiddled wi or Telearam, will br the lEomMoTe - 10:30—Progr ¢ in the Dominion and short | Unive ]‘“ 5 L studios ve transmitters will distribute it | Taehe opfofiae [ 1 11:00—Amos 'n’ A | for forei~n listeners. Tn England the O LW © t of radio s T WRiT!Nf Rraioe | British Broadeasting comvany, ol- | SUCA 13 KBE S i | mast a_government monopoly, will |t fal s I Iomen] AND for Tiritish Ale-pates, 3 o £ re favorabl so many v N T, T T3 vt Il be $ntro. And credits flung Jil ' i ‘[1 o s Sl ent K ” P 5 d R Newark—710 i 18 ¢ the British vigitor given (CTeSs U3 mast 1s how i 5 L Hour— The Farmer's Farmer puncil onl Torelzn 1 elations. p hoaakiwilliconductit Emma Dux, s M uale Eopade scch, the theme of which has Oct. 11 (UP)—A small gray ~ With Moszkowski—Mme. M. ike and cEman et ans nbeamis aypealtdl to CRAD o h curious markings is be b pianist 107 GBI 3 0 [ begin at 9 o'clock and will continue | 00 R O 1e leading archac 3 . —DX Alr Vaudeville foe e LR G O e ) S fitions = Milton J. Cross, NBC announcer, | 19+ a0 ag’when most a kingdom tha and LECTURES on ! {—WHAM, Rochester—1150 b i v half way th Fei S —petailed stock market re- | J GRS e e, Tont Stein nawrltter_mes EFFICIENCY 2 . |to the radio audience. Both WEAR 2 ) ; 6 » Pon e land Wz wil distribute the talk in ni- existing speci BY 7:00— Montclair concert en- ouncet | the New York ikl or e out of !.mi»[‘ N lodime; et ranist and a ve Crete or China, the brick is a puzzl Murs. Margar ins 751"‘“"] orchestra [[B8100=The Triadors fr | The Argentines, the Armenians,' T to the men who read hieroglyphics Mus. Margaret Jenkins L0l [and the Tortumuese cnd the Greeks USE WERALD SSIFIED ADS as casily as detective stories. 8:00—\en of WOR may not know it, but they are being — One of the foremost cooks in » Four Dusty Trave | riven every chance in the world to b ) n Heusen orc Ernic Hare | 0110w every move of the climactic R “E S Y e Y R AT Y the country. Murs, Jenkins will quare T T 7 7" I season of the United States’ national | ¥ ey A R : 10:30—King's Tea Garden orches- \lemories from Npc indoor. outdoor and b . B ) also explain all about the tra | “studios S e Wi AD, win ] i 11:00—Time: news bulletins; wea- | Studios = mitter: AF an AD, wi |10:00=The Quakers trom Npc | PIETE WECAT and WaAD, o ) eriing Range 11:05—Palais Royal orchestra | “ 2 from Chicago NBC| Torld: B 11:30—Moonbeams { SroeT S g S R (AT (IO ST ° : How they are operated, easily 2 o5 & | mitters will also carry complete de- {t t H k Yy 4 d » €asli} B—WARC, New York—860 | FAmosnfAndyromeNG | scriptions of outstanding football ssistan ome AKECFS T leconomicall ri ’-j y & cather fore- |52mes every Saturday afternoon el ;‘ =CGovernmentiweathe Z A throughout the season. At the con- | ik [elsion of the basehall game tomor DON'T ’\HS\‘ THIS | WGy, Schoncctady—T00 lrn\vllhr- st ;\x:xl( ;n;d:‘n.« the | 7 ’ x b _ {unplayed part of the Yale-Georgi: P, - Y o "E;””;_ b “P' | " While 1t 1s net our part to sug e ey Through the Static cannot he! T = AN Froi—Prepuration for Calioge— | P TR, U S SO A LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ird Genlones | listen to the serics and the Yals COR Vi Q] g o0 oten | Georgia game from, sav. the Rit FOR YOUR OLD STOVE s arls or even a Berlin Bier §:00—Orchestra directed by Vietor MacDonald from A Chinese novelty, A Lady Pick N a TVt ety L i Make your Living Room more attractive with this Demonstre A $5 o directed by Viet ylayed by Jesse Crawford. the poc . Thoe A - G 3 \ o ,,5,.,‘,1,,“3 o A i Chippendale Davenport. Three separate loose cushions tions ( —Did You Know? over WARC and the CBS s for additional comfort covered in Jacquard Denim. No Paymen over WAT B 3 11 Musi | evening at 10:30. Other interesting need to pay more for this out of town when $7 7 50 Tonight Delivers ‘”‘"r.,”’“,":’"\;:’;;f’" e ar tonal you can buy this right hereat ............ 9 7:30 to 9:3 elivers carolle from T: o : S | garian Dance by Should you wish an additional English Lounging ; of Picardy. Chair to go with this Davenport, $49 5() weshave itEate. S S U 3 0 The endurance plane OUT OU w 0 [ Will, which is attempti 2 S i . Bt el New handsome semi-Venetian and Venetian upright R AY 5 o {4empted to best) t and tri-section Mirro These are all brand new in style 7 Rase 6 \ ;‘:)’; “:1*'1""“("““4"1”‘:7" “:’ '("“‘r St —and to see th_is sph*ndifl group of Mirrors to tlm:‘xc who on . Jaete ,M,: o know quality will not believe that they could be priced so « “the W | weather conditions. low. Upright Miri $4 00 ! g D ACAENG. Yorieas0 |- startiati S ee NS B e I NUMBER ONE, - . q d : T:45—T 1 Authors S 1 l 0 b o 3 3 = ' i S 3 ! pecia for October The tri-seetion $8 95 ONE PRISONER , el from Mirro s e : : : ‘ $15 per doz. Portaits 1 g 4 x | SlX ior Flve Dollars Ferneries that we advertised last week went like hot ! . 5 . om CBS studios | cakes but a new lot just came in toda o you better | 3 Tully trom A P come now for good selection. h ! |Arcade Studio of Course i ‘ « f poet of | ~NTTDN TQ at > l_“'*'“—— s CURTAINS i | i ] EYESIGHT F ; = : : | N | fl XAMINATIONS Large selection Quaker Filet Nets and Shadow Laces, i New York—G660 Jacq tenard and hisor- | || HENRY F. REDDELL |F also Marquisettes and fine quality Voiles with neat Lace L 3 t 5 : 5 OETORETRISH T edges or Fringed. All very reasonably pri A sman's orchestra from | |31 RAPHAEL BUILDING |7 ) ( H 99 Wesr Man 6T 3 r. 5:50- S 3| €LEvATOR sEAVICE D SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 5:00 ¢ o “rrecisionor visione Regular $2.95 Nets and Marquisettes. $2 50 SatxdayEonly B Do i : - 7i45- \ f fi RUFFLED CURTAINS | A Key : ELITE q}‘lOE STORES A good selection of well made Curtains in plain Véile B| : LAIN +f and Marquisette, also in dots and 89 $3 5() 9 I New Britain’s figured. "Briced fromisaot o, C to : | 10 i 9 g | . Leadin q | . Wormens Sho%: Store One group Ruffled Curtains, extra $I 69 Now is the Time to Eat Ta Now. values for Saturday only, pair ..... | Opysters and We Have Featuring BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES the BEST When in Hartford dine wit don’t forget to bring some the other members of the family HONISS’'S ARCTURUS OVSTER HOUSE BLUE .-2%: TUBES us, and home for 22 State Hartford, Conn (Under Grant's Store) THE MOST FAMOUS KREIDER- CREVELING SHOES For Misses and Children SIZES 5 TO 2 From $2.45 , $3.45 ONCE TRIED ALWAYS CONVINCED For These Cool Nights—Specially Priced LINOLEUMS AND RUGS We Have a Very Complete Stock of Floor Coverings WINDOW SHADES All kinds furnished. We w Shades and put up your Curtain I cient service. Prices reasonable. —Look it Over AND CURTAIN RODS ill your Window Rods. hang Prompt and effi “_WAR COLLEGE — THERS A LITTLE GRAY HOME Iy TH' WEST, AT TH END OF A WINDING LANE, //Jn williams, BUT I NEVER LONG TO BE INTHAT NEST, 10-11 OR -TO TRAVEL TS PATH AGAIN \_©1925. 8y nea semvice. mc. *I REG U.S PAT OFF. )