New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1929, Page 24

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24 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, 1d are according purpose. Toomey was driv ing country is entitled to a s which shall not be cluttere on 3 p. om., turned its attentio writer, Nor tals in practice fog this weather reports WDRC trio 1 ! ; | with so muc roct advert as | s Main street and pproached aders With with South Dakota. All p - News and the world book- | s carried by the one operating sta- Changes have come so dly in Emmons Pla he 1 around to ad- in good shape tion there at present which by merg- (he radio industry since it was see that it was safe to make a lcft S - - 8:00-—1 ng all the local stations has secured sterted only a few years ago that no turn. Then he saw a headlight ap y Ravens mate for life and use {he | 8:30—T a monopoly in the local field one dares what 1t will be in | proaching and at once he pulled to N nest y after year. $:45—Anne Dellionico, s | {a year o the ri but not in time t 2 S 10:30—Arzen kids Ircne Phillips, acco ler Machonail tramped e e ot irs, L still belie 3 10:30— e hour a d good into man front bum he autom trongly-—ir 1 3 Eastern Standard Time 10:40 McGrat} e e ofF e librarics in r i ( | 8 Cramer, a \ e George H. Locke, libraria ! boEh e D '283—WTIC, Hartfor—1060 ' iety hour 4:30—The Plano T A e i da. - g S At lanseiiile Sign off 10:00—Weather repor Wi i < ST 1 m., further bus ws b ns from Wash- | i ind did expect th 0c AU SN A OxCON £ * 526—WMCA, N 1 i e e = 1 Adele Martin, li- ot | Throush the § t i CER IR - el 303—WDZ, Springficld-—990 6 ; « 6 12 Judge G Ha % Sive h 6 3 ¥ \.‘ @ Aok & QR0 n hle B i S0z -=Asnicult SR 241—WENK, Chicazo—870 5 6:15—World bool e e 6:3 7 { 1:00—Air vonrdev 1 a A R e 4 G o i 1 iatner _ 261—WITA, Ro ester i oA Worha oA SRR , < % 1 At Jigees ”’,r and Ros iwill alo recent radio comy ' 4 < P T s hioheaten s announc i on t Rhea i ) f Biibl Aocr i e o | .o rage of splendid cl i Rpebt 1 16 H —_— « n i . 1 e ! h orchest n c s the wel : e 4 3 Newark—710 | L STt r 1 of > ) (e < n American s =Gt naan Dty e 1 ¢ ¢4 5 musings, organ M e C de ) #5005 { :j:,‘ Pnlc arpe R | reliet organization e e 5 old 1 . a luxury for th 4 = 9:26—Minstr d 6:01—Augustine Jaquillard, so- 10:20—@rchestra oAt R ! e W ... now they a peocibility in every homye 4 prano {11:00—Organ recital, by Helen aaceliilal o \ RN Tta hy? Decause they can be Jaid right over the old [ :'i;'—];ro'::lflm r«‘.‘”:;‘ne fo t Amier 1 anit T or, ing the he w , greatly adding to 1 15—Aviation weather forecast |11'4= Governmen Therves s 1 ; 43—Government ather re i o » PP g Aaa it Tundr line it §:20—Sports talk ‘“pc,.ls 8 ey 14 ale value, besides making it a hundr:1 per cen { 6:30—T'ncle Don o | pling to a ree bt qu o re attractive. Ask us how much it would cost ‘ 7:00—Time WGY, Schencctody—190 | Vit this sunjeot R U L T SR { 7:01—Hotel orchestra Mme % | and w | e 7:30—"Socialist Party” tocks, produce market re- ‘1 “]"7‘ an;ibe imade | o RDWARE CITY TUMBER COMPANY 4 j,:fg:(‘j;fin";“e farm forum and nnns"uf‘p" :;’ :“:rm ’L ! . ‘W BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT ‘ 8:00—Main Street Sketches e inner (musie very fertile one for ticir prodicts, 0°! : 0 i \d me & copy of the plan booi “Homes of Today.” 9:00—Runkel hour 4 P e t, concert¢ |and it is hoped to make it even 3 JRRionyjerafiegiuatcon cer el nderstand this will cost nothing or oblige me 1 50—Citizens' committee | more so for the benefit ¢f the peo- ~ ciropolitan opera house. uy anything. {00—Time, bulletins, weather re- | | vle living ther York, Sunday afternoon, with e ! { rt §:00—Program — L RD L Ll ST e ) (Drint Name) { Joy ‘orchestra §:30—Program “Remote control” is predicted by 2 hony. “‘Harold in 11:30—Moonbeams 9:00—Wirse's orchestra | some as the outstanding feature of lioz, will be the chief : : et (] e (e ioNaeveionnient o0 0. Dut|feature, but in addition there will | R A { 340—WABC, New York—860 | 1,.50 Organ recital, G. Flovd | one can look for a great improve- | b* two generaiions of Shakespearc's q B:00—Dance orchestra Walter | ment all alopg the line as radio en- | “Seven Ages” portrayed by the choir - 5:15—My Bookhousestory time Al gineers are working hard to better invisible. Included in this program fir wal‘e I um er | 513"— atertainers 273—WPG, Atlantic City—1100 | the service and are bound to succeed, | Will be such well known songs as| > B:30—Ambassador tea dance Ay Sine At Var R “Gpen Thy Blue E: ‘ Song ) EA e R 00 parlinces ‘o7 old time “gj,‘,(,fif,‘,‘,,‘.,,r’ merd Chaltg e The interest of the buying mxhlic! at Twilight,” “The I S 272 MAIN S l‘. A “‘A“‘litl‘ASJ"%EEF P BRITAIN, Conn, trooper 5-45—Organ recital, Arthur S. in radio been greatly stimulat- | Delicate Air,” and “Icb Licbe Dich,” | | S Assssaasna €:58—Time Brook ed by radio week especi by the | the whole forming a musical after- o S 7:00—Gypay camp §:00—Gospél hymn big radio show in New York con-|noon well worth listening to. | ! 7:30—Symphony orchestra §:20—Board of education organ taining all the latest models and | = ‘ !EBO—PlaMM\OH recital, Arthur S. Brooks improvements, Just now is the| If you hear “Woof, Woof" over | ) ® ° 8:30*;}0";3{:@“ ; 9:00—Entertainers height of the buying season with or- | your radio set you need not imaginc 9:"2— al 'h‘“"‘a“ hour —Hawalian guitarists ders piling up for all makes of ra- | it is some dog barking into the! / 10:00—Orchestra ; Charles Fox and his cubs | dios and accessories. | “mike” as more than likely it is 10:30—Night club romance I fargaret Keever, contralto | i test to determine the proper ad 11:00—Guy Lombardo and his liG he Nickerson three Rad ly in Buffa el itdae Sl S e |1 e Nickersor tadio monopoly in Buffalo is at- | justment of the broadcast transmis- 41:30—Orchestra 110: Lillian Drooks, soprano | tacked very strongly by the Buffalo | sion apparatus, Radio engincers Ol‘ Tl{l; BBl Oucres 11:00—Time, orchestra. Tvening News which seeks permis- | have disgovercd that this sound, the 2.01—M1dnight melodies R o, [ kion to build and operate a station | stcccato “woof-woof” uttcred by a | O el e, T s v o e |G T e )f NEW CRAWFORD BUNGALOW TYPE WITH COAL AND GAS $26—WNYC, New York—370 Market reports public of that city and the surround- | teeting their transmjtting apparatus '@ T " castingy 1 6:45—Time, market high spots . i s 6:00—University of Pittsburgh 5:80—Union Penn and Voice, I i BI Mery Mca“‘xm i | 6:05—Nits Alibovi, accordionist s 6:20—Elementary Italiar lessons | . Sl 6:49—Advanced Italian lessons D1 G s trom DATvican b liters 7:00—Welfare council e Gl %:25—Use of voting machines on 7 Z e aily L S o 5 S o . R he é::‘:’““fic"rl‘!d song concert D'(u]) baking demonstrations in ow .\\vmdm\ EXC}USIVC Features 0—Time, police alarms, civic | g3 yusical feature all this week under the personal supervision of information 8500 5 - o | : : sulates s Oven —WNYC air colloge ol lohnonoanchlotscn | Mrs. A. F. A, Hausman, direct from the factory. Insulated Gas Ove Songs of OX York e b : e iha r 5—Faderal business league 2 e s ITS NEAR_WATER_WHITE anflR | TR Indirect Draft to{(hmm(‘_\ 5—Humor in song and story [, e | G Cocl 0—Granada tri 11 ot | | Safety Lock Gas Cocks HEma b 12 SRR OEe Informal talks by Mrs. Hausman on modern ity Tl (Can (ot : £ t 11 ather reports A e ati870! N T s 11:30—Slumber music . cooking every afternoon at 3 o'clock. Wilcolator Oven Control b 454—WEAF, New York—660 i) f I,‘ Fo s-ngAg:t)x?n; string trio 244—WNAG, Doston—1230 | ««. IS Yyour prool o | —The lady next door -Ted and his gang | . . | 5—Summiary of programs T | . 0—Black and gold orchestra DI Newn fnshes is punty Seth - Be sure and come in whether you buy or not. 0—Roads of the sky ! e Weatherman | ; 2 i:ffll’lr'w series €| 6:10—0ld King Koal and his mer- S i) SRR o e We are giving ?1{8 pet?plte lmn;st qual ] : Katzman e | ity . . . quality that produces a s z i orchestra 1 ¥ . . & ® L 3 8:30—Male trio with orchestra un- | : | L - : e ! h d S der direction of Victor Arden | e maximum number of heat units. ; During this demonstration we will give FREE Stove Pipe and Gas :00—Wirge's orchestra | Tinge Rackliffe Super Fuel Oil by its very . g | 7 | . . pos . $500—Blickstone plantation cleanliness is your hest proof of its '} connections and also Special Weekly Terms. Sem purity, and purity means more heat hestra hestra, Dz at less cost. 58 ductor it gt W E YOUR TWO O ES RA romance . | Stusketsors : e o ek E TAKE YOUR LD RANGES IN TRADE e Norts e 11:10—Guy Lombardo and his liffe Super Fuel Oil with other fuel e A 3“‘;»“-‘ A ekl oils that are cloudy, dirty . . ! ricultural reports 5 s but that cost just as mwch, and in | many cases more. ! ', New Haven—1330 | ital music, Pequot the- - Preston | F. | ® @ S - e = T 1 ij \( HEATING HEET METAL WORK - o 114 FRANKLIN SQUARE TELEPHONE 4100 PLUMBING ! : sical melo v TR N8 AT - 'ES' 10210 New Britain, Conn. PHONES 5100—5101 66 WEST MAIN ST. 428~ WILW Clncinnati—700 F:00—Five o'Clock Hawaitans B:30—Live stock reports 5:45—Polly and Anna glad ' irle g it 3 YOUTH 1S'NT EVERY— r oty . ati o a ¥ ! i YOU ARE GOING . THATS or ¥ MEANWHH.E HERE'S THING. EXPERIENCE 1S il L WONT HAVE SWEET OF, A KISS FROM MY LAST W ENTERING MY cment E DOGS INA NOW E i Y0U DANCING ) Al & | You,BurYouly BATCH, THEY RE. LiFe N . IN A NIGHT HANDBASKET AND HAVED) SET GETTING BETTER — } h A CLUB! 1TS 1 ITS ABOUT TIME e oep 5 e ‘ FULLOF CRIME ¢ 7 SOME MAN TOOK P AT THE HEAD ~Around the worl o § ; : 3 b o 0V IN HAN Qg erommm LUE .4%+ TUBES RUPTION oy B 00—Weather forecas | YOU'LL HAVE e | Now is the Time to Eat! Oysters and We Have | ARCTURUS the BEST | | When In Hartford gine with us, and | TUBES @on’t forget to bring sorae home for the other members of the family. i .|| Anderson Electric HONISS’S Co. OYSTER HOUSE | 22 State St. firctford, Conn | (Under Grant's Store) 163 Arch St.

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