New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1929, Page 22

s NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1929 MONDAY 0 Lastern Standard Time 283—WTIC, pire Hartford—7060 7:00—After dinner tunes ber music T:10—Medical talk 12 Aviation weather 7:25—News flashes, weather — industrial alcohol repor 1 5 —WLW, Cincin 700 )—The Mystery of Pl ralley 0 Y :00—Concert—orchestra and solo- 40—>Musicale 6:00—Cincinnat trio < reports Gypsies 9:30—Orchestra 1dio progr 10:30—Salon singe o flashes, 1 or 1 soloists | m | ric 00—Variety progr weather and 990 “inal stoc —Government bulletins 5:30—Lost and found; wanted positions Al market reports . W. McNeel rch aiders, Will Provost vad 7 n' Andy | cu orchestra farm information dours ! :00—North Pole concert for chil-|!1 n dren [11:5 0—Real Folks 2:00 ‘abin nights | > Builders | 389—WBBM, 0—770 | $:00—Symphonie orche —WOR, Newark—710 5 usical musin :30—Children’s program 6:00—Santa’s workshop 0—Sports talk 6:30—Vignette Soble, soprano and tenor 0—John W. Green, pianist | 6:50—This week in aviation, Sloan Taylor 7:01—Rutgers university series, “Christmas Carols’ 7:30—Hotel concert ensemble 8:00—DMusical program 9:00—Orchestra and soloists in patriotic tunes rehestra Eva and Maurice WGY, s items, Sehenectady—790 produce market 1 stock re- N¢ irm forun report, ports Dinner e healt Visits with poet s of far ome —Variety pr —Orche m stra with sin 9:30—Comedy sketch | Gypsies 10:00—Dorian string quartet | —Concert orche solo- | 10:30—Colored male quartet | :00- ews flashes and bulletins 5—Hofbrau orchestra :30—Moonbeams 349—WABC, New York—860 00—Club Pdaza orchestra Closing market prices 5—Browsing among books with Mary W. Seaman 6:00—Silver Slipper orchestra :30—Current Events, IL V. Kaltenborn :00—Levitow and his ensemble 30—True life sketches 00—Henry and Geor; 30—Couriers :00—Magazine hour :30—An Evening in Par | :00—Country club ‘ 30—Voice of Columbia | 30—Paul Specht's orchestra | | | | | —\WHAM, I Detail re cial announcements Odenbach ore stoc ports — © w00 doaa 244—WNAC, Boston—1230 ed and his gang tampers 01—Rederman’s orchestra 2:30—Midnight melodies 6 —Dinner orche —_— 6:40—Couriers 526—WNYC, New York—570 6:50—Petrolizers Concert gems 5:00—Y. M. C. A—Wall street Newspaper Christmas tree celebration sidelights b6:45—Time, market high spots = | —Musical swects of good singing, Henry and George 6:50—Princip J0—Physical hour Irma. Swift S i e, 6:05—Urinary tract, Dr. J. Sturde-| 9:30—An Ivening in Paris vant l ead 1¢:00—Country club 10:30—Voice of (‘olumbia erett Lobb, tenor German less he 1 and or ementary V. H. Berlitz el 6:45—Advanced German lessons, V. | 2 ries H. Berlitz 0 7:00—Christmas giving, Lawson | —WDRC, New Haven—1330 Purd [ Adeline Beebe, pianist 7:15—A day in the municipal as- (:45—News, time, weather report embly, W. H. Tarbox | 7:00—Hotel orches 30—Time, police alarms, civic §:00—Fddie Lush, ukulele baby information lvlvtl‘\ 1 four 3 - 7:35—Commercial and finan \—Book review, Eugene T, revolutions, John Guillett | 7 therine Mansfield, Prof. S Jarvis Keiley | chestra, news 370—WPCH, New York—810 0—WCAC, Storrs—600 5:00—At tea—Sarah Iuller, so- | 1-H club work in New Lon- prano; John Gutche, bass lic | don county Eisenberg. | —Ifarm mana nt remin- 5:00—Studio party | s, A, W. Manchester 6€:00—Amuseme period, | 7:45—21 : | 7:50—Our opportunity for ment screen period pastures, J. C. Owens Harris i MORNING'S PRO- GIAMS W. King's informa- 6:45—Dr. G tion York— . Hartford—7060 door pro 454—WEAK, 5:30—The lady 5:55—Summary of NBC 6:00—Black and Gold room o chestra T:00—Melody 11 er Vi 30—Jo-cu 4 7:15—The world tod 8:35—Novelly o McDonald 1 0—Piano twins 45 7:45—Back of the news at Wash- Crocl ington, William Hard 1 ~Les d §:00—Concert orchest Ho ists . 0—Gypsies New next Novelty Shopping chold t Hou 10:15—The ete; alon sin 00—Hotel orc 2:00—Beach hotel orchestra ety | York—760 Po WJZ. New Marguerit v of prices, state and tural mark Short Now is the Time to Eat Oysters and We Have the BEST When in Hartford dine with ns, and stories on wealth | 6:00—Mormon ta and organ 6:20—\Whyte's orcl T:00—Amos 'n A don't forget to bring some home for 7:15 I qusicale 7:15—Moment the other members of the family. 7:30—Roxy and k )—Troubadours FOR SALE Two family house of 12 roon on Black Rock avenue. Must | be sold before January 20th. il Il Wm. H. Allen COX & DUN N BUILDING CONTRACTOR ‘ i 272 Main St. j HONISS’S | i OYSTER HOUSE | | 22 State St. Hartford, Conn. (Under Grant's Store) 19 Murray St. ]";. - ana | ¥ n's Chris carols |y or those who can listen | The merry stroke of the chimes, th n. cry of the bellman, the stomping of 2 = now from heavily encrusted hoots, 203—WDBZ, Springficld—090 ' Christmas singing strollers singing { carols, the crack of the blazing n li ¥ . the shouts of the merry- i I : the lively playing of the T 1 the solemn swell of {he Martin's ho R r|organ as worshippers kneel to g | it ticts L6 the norih to the Most High all are incorporat- 1 30 o 1 110:4 1 Whitenian, hailed as the {11:00 chool of cooker of Juzz," will put on a special contemporary musicians of Holland | Qe >, . hand na was the composer of the first | 15LCLS to Pass Holiday lost $3 cents music broadeasted from Holland fo Together, Ev en i d she filed this country Denver, Colo., Dec back alimony. Ju . = Rather than be separated on Christ- (c Williams ~ dismissed Shuttle Meadow Club LU e R ) T e e remarried, 4 i posscssion of liquor in court here st e e >arty for Childven ina wera sentenced to fail A The you members of the Hazel Young, the r\h st, told the N '\ s ‘ ; (P—Tac Shuttle Mcadow club will be given court she was res for turn- el e il astand a party at the clubhouse on Christ- ing their aparts P s ey SOIIT A ulas afternoon at 3 o'clock. An i easy and % o it | et . s Your i teresting program has been plannad | topm if hor T o i for the children, including : o oSt gll o cian, 1. 0. Herroll, who is A e G UL S Gl from Boston. Hc ©|chorused Josephine and Julia Young to ‘;,,,'“\11 Ardlo, tricks, old and nev “If one of us goes—anywhere—we'll e e Rien '1‘ o g or 80 lgo. We've always heen together and G tuth Brooks, a charming lit & togathc S0l Ghhistnes = ikl s e tle miss from Hartford, will sin: fositeniii o Chilrs AR L and dance. Robert Anderson will AR ERoRRCCtIsiolA ey tecotnpany Mits rooks on the \ e e e s ang ALOSS in Bri dge (mme beautitul Christmas trec Brings LA TERT THORE About 4 o'clock when the chil-| Chicago, Doc, Lo 903 e dren’s party is over, there will be fof friends, thou coslavian frc dancing for the clders until eigit scribed (e itions of Jrank D n, today o'clock. Schuh and Mrs. Emma ih Galo it - even i both had remarried 1in a railway Herald Classified Ads attest {o the | Then they took up br 1 Nish. A value of advert'sing in their dwn lon former wife were pa o handed the modest way e took the bid and M er escaped 9 oo e m for his band Tuesday night 1 Financis ; % until 10 o'clock which can 3 Ao B s ured Ahrc ons WARC, 1:00—Tarm i York and Boston, His 5 and wil will of course be Christmas ! —WJZ. New York—760 e e Dvilineiiney gle i fest |~_ il s reason many will want | n I Tk cin at the vd through th ; Chri ns. the musical o Boston. as both SRt o tring orchest et e ctor of station WTIC, Hartford i RS WORS will serve the official mouthpiece ; A of Ameri n he addresses the Qaly e people o 1in their own, and of Christmas music 10 Dhe | ryen g ! ‘ o bejaiso mis I © at noon o WL D Christmas day in the notable broad- n APANEC | cast to be sent to that country. He 3 ' with Is cons d one of the foremost 5 lust mher Toyland, ' a \ : : very tunciul work of Victor Herhert ™ Tuliax o'clock 5 Wiz e > particular- a colorful Christ- th great cemphasis mas obsery { Queen Anne. solois d it e in or- re 'l‘ J ‘n,‘ ’A’,"""“'\‘\‘\\]\”{‘\\\’ mas will be portray {in which the real bacl S0 of the most import: [ v will be revealed | Two snappy orchestras will e ard over WEAR at 11 and 12 | o’clock tonight, one heing from New | York's lar and magnificent new | hotel for which New Dritain furnish- | ed all the hardware. | = | Another chapter in a bafiling | mystery will be put out by WTIC | this evening in excit leas- it Val * which has some |of the g local amateur slet reatly puzzled with no two ag f Combination |on the solution. KBOARD and DESK | = | Cheesebrough Real Folks, as put 5 | {on the air by WJZ at 9:30 o'clock, 9(: | has a strong appeal for ms people B rd when clesed. Desk who or wl]_\' came fro small AC w i country town as it is a sketeh of A small town life true to fact and full R DI UBES of humor and pathos. Housewives will find much in some the morning broadcasts |8 from WTIC, WBZ or WJZ, to inter- i est them as several relate to homs I | Interspersed with these broadeasts | | B DIXIE are that the some livel morn musical selections so r is not likely to he TUBES KODAKS, ANSCOS Anderson Electric Box Camera Special Co. $3.50 Cameras at $1.98 : | || 163 Arch St. Tel, 519 ARCADE STUDI0—of course | : \/I[erry Christmas PILLOWS 43¢ SILK Lovely lovely A marvelous value. shap; colors. o finished gumwoods. orat Limited qu mahogany Nicely intity dec- S, . ° 0 SKIS AND SKI POLES All Sizes and Prices Velocipedes Electrical Appliances Wagons Pyrex Ware Roller S Carve Sleds Roasters SHOE SKATES $4.95 UF OCCASIONAL CHAIRS $9.95 A\ chair of extremely > design that e o ° attract- kates s unusually com- S0¢ Weekly £, ™ XSaves - Q ° BUY NOW—PAY VEXT YLAH Just a I'ew of tha } MAMA DOLLS 89c that st DOLL CARRIAGE $2.49 d carr hood doll Vs 23-inche inLh Very lif prettily dress fully “like, O){u/wu 7/01(/ MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Child's IFABLE and CHAIR SET ‘EZ 45 rabl 3 chi are in S WALNUT CEDAR CHESTS 51795 genuine cedar, inut and of good ed in VS $1 Down---51 Weekly Lamps for Christmas A BRIDGE LAMPS . 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