New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1929, Page 36

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER S e DINTAGES CSE 12 Vear 0ld By Strangles Sznvé{lia | oman When Cau ing §3 25 12- [charity and small sums she obtain- « 1929 Jesse Cra the poet of |ed by Trving gan, from CBS studios [ T:nd of the Ro News flashes —Jacques Renard and his or- XODAYS FADIC PROGR i dl e Gallagher : ] FRIDAY 9 Eastern Standard Time 1 —p with a \piring or. Big Bos the comic angle is c m of absurd of four banks. —WTIC, Hartford—1060 1 | s of two e stealing $3 from her dres | S Lo ; ! salies i Widd! Wan Treated at H Los Angel - S D Inebriate Calls Police explains away T B T o s the Magicia S S :vesther frecat | need Nl etown Man Treate at Hos e of Al et bvara torin. G| And Asks to Be Arrested e 1 2 —WLW, Cincinnati—700 | ey < 3 ¥ oLooan Dl[fil IOP MlflOl‘ IH]UFIES Pringle, young P AL 1,1\}.(.l Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 25. (UP) 3 §:3 C 1 s 5 'ea Time trio |88 red program by the Choir BRI will go to the jury < “| —Bill Thomas was very accommo- of good na- = stock reports Invisible dating to Birmingham policc Composers s §:30—Dorothy Eno, violinist | Up. An orchestra & Eks ”‘fbef'h"i gupted her a8) “uCome and get me, I'm drunk.” : ? and Anna, the glad | 8:45—Edythe M. Lumsden, con- | St Becry 1 the closing ari P at back where !, (oice said over the telephone 1o 6 K ts tralto | When the Res . | police headqua S, 1 6 ¢ | 9:00—Weekly Business talk ald Edward in his confes- | * “We aim to please,” quoth Police- 6:20—Spotl 5 I 9:15—Margaret Locke, Irish accor- | police, “we got 10| men Ellard and Stapp. They found 6 S 2 X ¥ - | dionis | to he she tried to take the| gjj) in 4 doorwa a local address Ce Phil S n heae | 9:30—Prosram of dance music ST rom me. But I got awaiting their arr brought into recorder’s charg 4 was . hands around her neck and er WABC a juror, he- counsel was court on n P. Dela Ginonetont | gave her a shove, and she fell ri at eight i iy s of drunkenness. : 1 Koo was taken It wne back on the bed. She was so still £ o rs from NRBC | :lburne concert orchestra | will be sung by th Al W o I got scared. I then threw a brick e SR 0 i he Merry Merm Rt o G oaeit i through the transom window to| 1SS PAQUI SO ' lter C. Reev 5 to be played by I everybody think it was rob- A miscellancous shower was hell lorc chestra, and went bac at the home of Miss Jennie Pa v was excused from the hox. 2 T i 3 quette, 183 Wilcox strect in antiei- Mme. Valia Valentinove, contral- coach Steiner be unable to ESsp oty i 2 L e L ; oo Dl ] n the money he had lo | pation of her coming marriage tc . W sing solc ells ¢ Main ury, her lace wil S N v i iy i or dice - Fireman Joseph Many bea : Loom, while o r numbers ted to pas: Of e esmeRoiidlo a g : : ed by th age will tak spent the remaining 50 cents for|tiful gifts were rec el bride-clect. The marr ough Mrs. Hewes lived on|place November 5. g by Grow My Ash Tr the include ¢ and the Serena ipper or and ensemble presen- Through the Static | 7o ferophones of }l;‘:."',f e e SPECIAL OFFER | lares t car in the verdiet count ars in priso; termi n to v large pulled off t | famous M fish pole [ not sec Absolutely free. Four (4) pieces of beautiful silver- ware given with each ton of HOTTER ANTHRACITE. Joseph ¥ O o AQ aiEneaiior Aeatition GE e the b BEST COAL FOR CASH Ford was followed by Attor- 15 00 ey Jerry Geisler, who branded Miss INIOHY & 560 snmanas b . Pringle’s story of the alleged attack $ to his doubts of the dancer’s STOVE ...oovvnnnenn % ion of radio listeners will at- at critics have deseribed as t first night in the his- sic Monday, November 4, Chicago's n £20,000,000 ater is formally cpened by or from Defense 3H—WENR, Chicago—870 Air ssippirriver from which od by a shanty man Dela Seated in the boat, the two trav- s Farmer are told the story of the river | the Chi £0 Civic Opera compa o2t e g An_ extensive network of stations (KI'h Born and brought up on the : associated with the National Broad- | Shanty boat, this unu child mat estimony, which he attacked for e e e ;\n u‘\u!‘n v of lhr]r dreams at ..)m, its all too apparent inconsisten- BGGETEE e R 5 . age dance and but for one thing | taken. k | rortion of Verdi's Aida, which ha Sl L ci < catory pro- | been selected for the de E ! 1 of the new theater. 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