New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1929, Page 28

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1929. port, indus announcement Ti30—F sports 1 45— concert orchestra sario Bourdon Harbor hes based a capta Ban Pryor Mason as :00—Plar singer Light o the di with onaise tion to tenor solos May Milit he ment), Wallen Mean It (concert arr. Lange; Hulrigung from “Sigurd Jorsalfar, ! 1 weather Did Yo nseription) March > Grieg orchest 32—"Dream ight TrogT: ganist, assisted I ans and e 333—WBZ, Springficld—990 b:00-—Tinal stocks wanted 45—Junior 02 griculty :15—The World :30—"'Singing the :45—Esther T Leverton 7:00—Amos Aviation w Bookm Blv d Tloren * Andy J. Loprate, banjo- Dumpty Jim: —Dixie Circus Blood; Humpty the Waves; Slidin on Parade: Yip Ave Adec Ave; Perkins' Wedding: and Stripes Forever 8:00—Concert 8:30—Little Buster poppers :45—Famous Loves 00—Jon and Hare 30—Theater Memories — “Babes 1 Toyland” 00—Quakers “Rio Rita,” to Paradise; from “In & Lehmann; Kashmirl from “Four Indian Woodford-Finden; a Shoemaker from “The King Henchman, Taylor: La Paloma Yradier; El Relicario, Iadilla: TReaching for the Moon from “Top lerican Over Rastus Ave Si Stars erpts from rney Road Sapphire; Excehpts Parisian Gar: 2 Tove Song Love Lyrics.” My Johnny is — ‘oncert —— Progr: March from *T: Wagner; Melody am, mixed Negro Wooden Dvorak; Strauss; off; the esque, song, My Victory 122—WOR. Newark 5:00— M C A. Youth”—Leonard Miller; well Mathias, baritone N. Y. Associat School Setilements 30—Program T Norman Sleeps the Quilte Ma Music 1 of L 6:10 Now Roger Jlasthope Arthur ilent baritone Crimson Petal, Ba jo, Throug the N Sports tall j—TUnclc i) Ma (orchestra Pi Mool irls’ vocal 1 BI—WABC. New York—S860 ~1 ow is the Time {o Ea QOysters and We Have the BEST When in Hartford dine with us, and Jon't forget to bring some home for he other members of the family. HONISS’S OYSTER HOUSE 22 State St. Hartford, Conn. (Under Grant’s Store) 4 | | Fair, | New York—660 5—WJZ, New Y Honi t Mal ¥ H. Vizetelly lody Musketee Pense,” M s e clos- finan- ions day iltural reports direction Thomus Masson t5—Tauline H d, 1 pia T:00—Amos comedians ~Viola Dixic circus stor contralto soloist blackface contralto Bob She and novelty Ludwig Laurier s male oc- Harold Branch, ele Jamison, 11do, Darl Be ard Wolte bassos wood band direction 00—"The ct; Henry Shope Maurice v irle W Choris = ors; h- baritone: Iid Salathiel, Leon orche diree Dilworth St T 1 — Keith | Milton J. Cross, tenor Bridge “Mariet romantic old world musical background w—Vocal Pair — Ernic Hs and Billy Jones, tenor; v direction Will C. Perry Meni ‘Babes t ik Rob- hestra program— Antoinetts keteh with baritone heater ories soprano nor di- Harold Sanford Lois Bennett Hopple lirection or rectior pr Mary moxed quart 50~ contralto, William Vie- Stickles westra, direction tor Ar o mixed choru violinist, guest Geory 3 ction ist orchestra Josel Koe Slumbe alindo, violin 1, cellist; strin tion Ludwig Laurier 128—W LW, Cincinnati—700 Tea time group Musicale Hoiel orcl and ks o farm o WENR or- Graduation Photos $2.50 per doz.—3 doz. $6.00 Why Pay More! ARCADE STUDIO—of course Wm. H. 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Pow- Home 5—Books makers and Authors, Edwin Footl Penman —True Story hour )—Bremer Tully time —Our holidays 00—News flashes :10—Garber orchestra 3 Jimmie G orchestra dancing 12:00—Mid WDRC, Adeline Byer New Haven—1330 Beebe, pianist -8 and his hotel or- chest Ni—2rs. Van Court Tapp, pianist S:15—Frederick Welch, tenor; Doris Stro: accompanist phine Fletcher Wilcox Panline Law Kirkwood, $:30—Jos 1to; pianist §:45—1iano Rosann and Helen Weekly 4:15—Margaret dionist News; T orchestra by Minna hoin tall Irish accor- duets 500~ business Locko. SATURDAY MORNING'S TRO- GRAMS —WTIC, H Cheerio — (tional chat The Early orchestra - Did facts rtford—1060 Morning inspir- Birds—novelty You from —Histori- university Knok cal Yale Willard Gir- Knapp, pi- 1 — Mrs no; Anna M recital by or; Laura C. Boys and John §. Hale, Co Hartford county farm Household Commodit “Farm Flashes™ riculturists I Lunchec ml J0—Uni w00d ense —WBZ. 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T Mary 12 Restaurant —Littmann o and orchestra chestra )5—WdZ, New York—i60 Risc and Shine—dance or- vocal trio § rs—novelty or- chestra §:45—Popular 9:15—01d in 1rnassus The M chestri band Bob dance n Bits Man § stories and songs trio ans—dance or- Recitalists Luncheon Fi The, ra National da FFarm and Home Through the Static years s preaicted t in more vacuum tubes used in it called now assisting inspection through of indusury” employed in radic ments have shown that 1l used in this quicker rent artic cever than Lxperi- new mor: than arn dio ce She juman cye m exposing defects. Following are 1l instruc- up a radio re- course, turn tions given for tun ceiving First, of [on the power switeh, then turn the olume control all the way up and the tuning knob slightly until particular broadeast station you tunin s heard loudest in speaker. Then and not until th turn the volur contrel up u good strong s heard with- out ov When tun- ing the distance sta- | 11ons ing on t local stations turn t vol h has) n the with irn th ar to Is are the rloading set for ope ar you do mnot too broa on control tendency up to and inte nday at Seth P; program, was recently ed in the auditorium of lical chu st Ky. Using a_ continu Ly Phillips H. Lord, “Seth,” the program in full by members der the direction Several other this local sta- tio ion of e tion. Ls) k- reprodic the Bethel Matthews, provided creator of was performed of the ehurch of the y r. churehes in varion sections of the United States are ar- ranging w similar pr Lord say has been Ivisee Eva i m, he ed one wtorios ever written by the Broadway Te on Saturday and will | on the air by WOR at 9 o'clock. cast will include a number of of grand opere and musical comedy A full orchestra vill assis Westminster Abbey, in will be the t of the Pro broadeast by 6 o'clock Sunday, with rrogram as follows: “For Child Is Born,” Handel from “Th Messiah”; choral prelude “In Dul Jubilo,” J. 8. Bach; Christmas Ia torale, G Merkel; Noel, Sur Ilut ande D'Aquin; Christmas Fantasie “Antioch,” Edwin H Lemar: Communion for a Christmas Midnight Mass, Jean Hure: Chorac Earth I Come,” Johann Pachelbel, ! Chorale Prel “Puer Nobis Nas- citur,” Willan ativite,” from the Passion Symphony, Marcel Dipr Variations on 1 Ancient Christr Carol, Gaston Detnier. of the will jut put 1 st o choir st England subje thedral won musical Unto Us the on Jail inmates prefer classical music according to a music dealer, who sold a radio set to the Muskogec federal and city sail. o sheriff sought to cheer up the prisoncras with a few jazz tunes, but the wehind the bar isked for amy compositions by I boys and old A hugs wotor bLus ilong 1 of night hour, v roaring d 140 miles dance at ved of ith issuing fr monr is southern an 1ing oi music ud cnor- ous praker top of machine, amiliar sight in JERSEY FLOWERS ABROAD London, Dec. 2 (UP.)—Ro 1sed at the recent ball given or "\vm\\[\um.‘ liner at where the Prince Wales was the honor guest, came from Murray Hill, N. J. The' pink and buds were brought over in th room of the ship, Kept about freczing Some of the shipment were placed on hibition at the Horticultural lautumn show. the Glasgow, table o same ex- hall INDIAN LEADERS DRAFT NEW PLAN Mandate to Be Su Gongress Wi ‘aleutta, India, Dec. |mandate 1o be submitt |days to the Indian gress at Lahore has be Mahatu dhi, lead str indepen Gre " Britain. dra 1 Notilal N the lea ibly, The most im ¥ will be immediate all members of the ss from d after hru, his tional Cor wssembly; as party's determination t action on its ¢ her resolutions in 1.0f the congress' Nehru repo: constitution mediate Ot another it the plete tion ovenie T A ina in hom: indepen provides “eivil disok payment Congress consi ence for ence,"” taxes, sucl resoluti appreciation of the calling a_ round-tabl london, but adds th of the con in is impossil BOSTON FIRE FALLS TO $100,000 Damage in in in tic National en dr: rs in the le expressive the opted whenever vice bmitted fo| tten ed (UP)—A in a few Con- i by India's | from er in dence consultation | follower and islative portant pro- | withd e Indian legislative of the o obtain im Lemand clude with- | commitment proposed by the last March. nes Swaraj, | nt, as “com- | third resolu- | uguration cluding non- the | action nec- | of on ro; EXProsses s action | o conference at participa- such a con- MAN DEATH High Street Blaze Last Night Boston, Dec (ol man was killed injured late last companied by a plosions caused 060 damage 1o a on High t in series 0 approxi stree the dderman William oslindale, was crus by a falling staircase the blaze on the Hoseman Edy cuts, bruise smoke, and was taken t relief hospital. Several other firemen {shattered glass and we nent of Tr and i aid trea The fire «d in a toy shop on th the buildinz. The structu ther establishy Almost e Luilding was de [ 1S occup) ent entire in troyed. four-stor: wi third floor. is believed to have ") —One several others ht when fir of hot air ex- mately $10 building her 4 Emmel, hed o d 24 ath ing acey suffered ihalation of to H: were cut by | re given first start- e street floor remainder of ied by a lea- terior of the NEGRO CADET HAS -~ MATHEMATI Only Colored West New York, Dec. York World today said leigh Parham, of Chica negro cadet at the U Military Academy at has been obliged to tak mathematics examination in of his failure to bject in the Decemb ions. Cadet 50 cause Parham h members of t than (®—The was one (TEST Pointer Takes Second Quiz o Subject New Alonso Sou- 1go, the only nited States W Point, second s on the ! examina- | a her of he f ar class who failed to pass all subjects. | Whether 1 amination yesterday made known until th Brig. General Smith, su t the ademy, fron ast where he accon football team. will be r hoard, which or to suspend him for the end which timg It to apply for still first year 1 he is Officials at West Poi ently that Parham w criminated against by said he was having nathen rham any u irm) pass, 1cademic of Knoxville, T for cr Onc De use of them rec its way into the private t the home of Roy Wh So did the system. passed the will 1 fails in the itomatically has been ently worked | cond ex- not be return of iperintendent 1 the Pac panied th he failed to | fe ito the has the pow- 60 days. At > he has the | another test. third | dropped. it in denying as beir other cadets, ifficulty with also denicd dis- | (UP)— found water s ite, and died. i shovel | advised to av | construction on | cons Road Conditions In State of Connecticut|in passing throusn Road conditions and detours the State of Connecticut made ¥ v highway construction a mounced by the Co Highway Department as December Route No. 1 puthport cut off. hes only. de Frairfield- on approa tiaffic, Route No. 3 Newtown road short delays nd that Danbury, grading, able. Recomme travel take route throu oute No. 5 Meriden—No. Broad strect der Through this r d. Ronte §o. 1 A section of the Norwich-Putna roud Leing reconstructed south of ( tral Villa Should. or this road Trafiic can pass. Route No, —Bridge river is under open to traific. Route No. Cornwall Projec is v construction are 109 Coventr over, Willim construction, | 3 . bridge is unc new location detours. Route I’réston-W: and 1 Work No. 15 New ) Center vo: dam partially co picted suspended for | winter Itoute No. 168 Trumbull road is und from Route No. 3 than ction Jor ol Columbia end of the Colt Green and from improved road south Jin Green to tl The Stamp Work proi- through Bethel. traf being copstructel al |+ Litehfield-Milton the | end ot u,n[ | ers are warn improved road at L anon Route No. 188 (No Flanders Village-Chestertield is under construction. Gradin b done and culverts installed. affic will ficult to get through in - 1 nl to arc find it this work o con No Route Numbers fic Ashford. two bridges are bek constructed on the Warrenville- Westford road. A temporary brids: is in use Traffic can pass, Brooklyn and Pomfret. provement is being made on the irooklyn-Pomfret road and on th | Pomfret-Killingly Iraffic | pass with care. An im- roug sh cout can str W - | Bristol—Park s ruction, hort Canton Center-Collinsville 1der construction. m | Hampton-Leesvillg s under con- road is voad is 2 work on shoulders Balti:- und:v being to got {open to traffic Franklin—-A section of the North Franklin road construction |1aid. 1t is possibile through. yut | Glastonbury-Addison road Open to traffic. |1 | Griswold-Preston City road is un- Open to traffic Hartland road is No No is now Lcir tro is 1- is un- der construction. 1or | der construction. No| Hartland-West mder construction route. alterna undor road alternate Morris-Thomiis is under construction. Sh pleie. No alternate rou ikeside-Washington ro; ruetion. No alternate No 1ast nstruction Morris | road ders incor Morris, 1 e Lo | | o [is under {the end of the improved road north imm‘. the Putnam, Putnam Ieights ro af funder construction. Open to t xbury, Roxbury cons constr tr erling. 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