New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1930, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1930. . \\}\\\‘\\ QA \ AN 395—WJZ, New York—760 | -~ - i;\u‘mhs granted. Sales from the 123 | from a short circuit in an electric a " chestra i o . with the balance from capt. Charles Speh ‘of the fire de- O iy 7:45—Morning Showers, Land\ Trio Gives Woman Leave hrewery warehousea and hifycrise | e s Hebs B0 o > ///’/ and White | London, March 13 () — Com- Tho report showed that the per|Partment dislocated his shoulder . 8:00=-The, Aunt yemima Man, Fhi] missioner Catherine Booth of the |capita consumption of alcohol ~in|while fighting the fire. He fell into Cook in characteristic song num- | Salvation Army, daughter of the Canada had fluctuated from .703|the water and was rescued by other and dialoguc 3 > o ! I late General Bramwell Booth, will = e S Toh i e en took him home. Dhe . dilinere morelot o o | zallons in 1917 to a low of firemen who then 'HURSDAY [11:50—Will Osborne’s orcheslra i S leave the arn ) | ADR [1919 to a high of .723 19 — THUESDA | i barac IRyl Cat dians Es il - Bils, dence Hand Men Mlowed to Explol‘e New || irv. to write the biogr phy of her 405 Gallons Per Person COH' Ajoylv.\u)::)»(lm;\] e e CUNARD LINER PLANNED Eastern Standard Timo 12:30—Midnight Melodies eaf | 9:15—par String Trio | father, Mrs. Bramwell Booth, the | T e oot anarteres novens or- | Jaland During Holiday | [ zeueravs viow, aeearea ona | sumeq in 1939, Figuves Show | vt e e e Chnrm | | e Mrs. Booth said her daughter | 2 . feati ‘ : |today that it is in communication 0—Vaudeville Matinec S—WEW, Clncinnati |10:3 he Road to Health,” C. o | ( 3 | wished to continue her work and e Stamford Gas Compan) cith. certain shipbullders regarding 5 2DE AMothor Goose,” Bessle L. Vernon Bartlett, Lnglis Houston Goudiss | 5:45—Sparklers, Bill Tasillo, di- 0—The Hawaiians talk [ While members of his expedition | | eral Higgins, new communder ales totalling $55 , the On- [ g T ehT 18, Causing |its Aflantic cxpress service. iy | 5iZo—Live stock reports 11:00—Music Appreciation Hour, di- | werc at play in various parts of || (18 S0 ) FHS - Flashes; Highlights in Sports| 5:40—Musicale cetion Walter Damrosch [ veiv zemtana; on" tours for nishing {({{SOWE PERCO BOHE I G a News: weather 5:00—Orchestra 12:00—Mary Olds *and Calliope — |and hunting trips, Rear Admiral ||, o O, T¥ 6B, BT QU0 | i for 1929 of 89,061,445, of the Stamford Gas and Electric |specifications for a new liner which, ARG O Banont Dinnericoncenies [ Soman to o e deamatic icharat1 By with enaactert=s | ot Co RS hor giving um Ter || Commenting on operation of the | company on the waterfront here, |it is reported, will be the biggest ship 307—WBZ, Springfield—990 e e S o DasicaliBocheround tic_cheerfulness today settled down | | (055 Jdger of women's social R T R e hitli sl Eved o ey eiptax e [ fiopl Rk E Jenb L Aloati s fony’s Scrap Bool |to tran the laree amomni of |l 02 R AR eE N T vils resulting from the abuse —Government bulletins Singe | business which a8 accumulated || ooy <46 write her father's lifc f»r liquor have ever been present. | while he attended the numerous re- | | (o s Booth said. The sin of drunkenness still is with 0—Ensemble T:45—Dog club Th o . — Agricultural market 1 S0 th Parker rough the Static ||centions siven in nis honor. (1%, Booth addeq ihat her ||us and probably will remain with | 3 1 " (] port Digest Biln | Admiral Byrd, who returned from || q.\ o1t had decided to write the | |he host of other sins. 0—Melodies "~ S ——————————————Jthe_Antarctic Monday after more || ook and to say farewell to some | | Bootlegzer's Day Ended a ]ln S e [P eorth Hall Billy Jones and Ernie T ._|than a year at the bottom of the || o the institutions with which she [ [ The commission declared the d i AR e , versa | 1—Amos '’ Andy I world during which he flew over (| jag been conneeted. The Salva- | [of the large bootlegger was ended. tario liquor control commission 1\‘ damage estimated at Slmn’w. Tir 1t is understood the company has reported o the legislature a profit | b (ja)ly destroyed the wooden pier [sent out preliminary inquiries and —Melodeers 10:30—Henry Fillmore's tile song comedians of the air,will cel- e e | 0—Bay State Bovs 17:00—Weather man chrate St. Patrick's Day over an|the south pole and discovered alarge || tion Army War Cry yesterday an- S Ty e (G P8 G e | o $:30—Spa [ Amigos; a program for | gock. expedition ready to sail || year's leave of absence. | Use of rubbing alcohol and other 0—Music s “I'm the Guy That Kissed the Girl |0 home next week. The trip to \ee ______________J|substitutes was held by the com ° 0—Melo 1 n orchestra That ik imedinern A New York s expected to require | : 5 bl . ' at Kissed the Blarney Stone” will | E2 — |mission as responsible for a lar 10:00—Mid-Week program 2 ManstE ar ©® Insomniacs | Pe sung by the pair. Jones will tell |about nine week 5 ' = 7 e | ; R e T e r.sl\ Al Given Teaves Sermon on St. Patrick |sections. 1t said measures were be- : S—WENR, Chictzo—§70 | ther Wore,” and Hare will sing “At| City lifc here, which has meant | By Bridgeport Priest |ing taken to climinate this abuse. Juniors progran 1o Tnd of a Cobblestone Road.? |but little more than walking abont | ¢ yoc v t5 0o =L 0| Sic Henry Drayton, chairman of Dinner concert Will C. Perry conducts the orches- [the streets speculating on the| = ° g e the commission, also said a new | Farm progrin tra {change from the jey wastes of the | !? capacity last evening at the Lent- |y would be put into effect in an Popular concert ‘ Antarctic, has begun to pall len services. Rev. IPrancis Shugrue |endeavor 1o prevent abuse of the i ind Herman, comedy Llinor Swith, the girl flver who [members of the party. To :h ot Bridgeport gave the second of w (permit privile Under the new unotficially. broke women's alfi- [man's requost for leave Admiral | series of sermons, Jast night's sub- |regulations a person buying beyond Corts talk Musienl Travelozue of the | de record Monday afternoon Yy |Byrd replicd. “Go ahead.” Aided by | feet ‘being “St. Patrick.” 1 lis means or for hootlegging pur- 6:00—Uncle Don, childr Tnited St climbing to between 30,000 and 52, | frec railvoad transportation, many | ¥hugrne's reputation as a speaker [poses will be limited (o' purchases Alnova | (00 feet, will describe her experience | have gone to Mount Cook, the high- becorne widely known and alat the store nearest his home, thu: A 2 | in alk during the Sparkers’ pro- |ecst peak of the southern Alps Ilarge number of people from |permitting a closer scrutiny on his | —WGY. Schenectady—790 | sram which will be broadeast by the | Care for the safety of his men is parishes about the city were among | purcha K. O. hour NBC tonight at $:30 o'clock. | Admiral Byrd's foremost thought | his listeners. During 1929 there were 543,044 uslitemsinrodice iarket | |and his warning to one not to take ! 8:00—Bambe FAI t, farm forum and stock re-| TFiloyd Gibbons, who reports the |any risks when a man said he in- tended to attemipt to e Mt with Beatric 3 t | world news in his prohibition poll | Cook’s 13,000 foot summit, appeare1 ORTAM TeSUME ther forecast 1sical olio :)-Mvvl,rnwl.’ ‘|'I l: L 4 i sEnekel ‘”” o Banqust | program through NBC stations q’v‘mrlr with Da R r T 1 3 nightly and who established a world- y jronical after each wmember of the | : i a 2 i Teputatan a2 wat carrespond. | omcn alter cach member of the| [ I'he Simmons ent and author before coming 10 ra- | {1 areat barrier | s fired from his first news-| « 4 g, 5001 Byra was delighted at| e s Tacaten e Mianeapons | eors from many parts ot te| TR 1 Beautyrest Mattress 10:00—Red Lacquer and Jade, or- | 7.7 cultural prog fental philosophy with i Ny \ am ay's Chillun', h o Melody Mo- ‘ ; d i interest in the two wa and the job from which Gibbons was | ¥Orld in the interest in the two way | | | | | ek Iwrwl paid §7 ‘\‘”"“" SR ORI 0 Nothing finer for its beauty and comfort. 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This free service will save e csss s b asssssa N aRironson or of the ancient world, the Queen on Hymn | i of Sheba, and Joseph Priestly, Ing- \—Qrg Staunch Richard | il o L The American Legion, department Washburn Child. former U. 8. am-|12:00—Government LISLLLRE oy, series of pro- ‘ bassador to Ttaly | {grams from WOR on ay. |the feelings and hopes we have held 3 you money and dees not oblize you to buy anythins §:00—Musical Hour; Countess Olga R | Tlonet 1. Kristeller, beilliant voung | 10ss Land Big Enough For All ¥ whatever uniess you want to. IFor your own sake, Medolago Albani. mrzzo-soy el | Nowark, N. J. atiorney, is to be the| “I'rom the beginning we recogniz- send in the coupon EAdy Ystee Afid S The Stylists initial speaker and he will talk on |°d that the Ross dependency in ths B o “:v""‘;‘r‘“ —Good News Bearer | “The American Legion.” Mr. Kristc |.';-\=mn‘m.' big cnough for all of ase L ”‘“"" iz bass; Lewis James, tenor: Lllioft| 6 ;i : ~ ller is in charge of all the radio ac- [US- Our claim lies entirely outsid. f it Shaw, baritone: { inner orchestr: | tivities of 1 Jersey depart- |[the dependency and over to {h e | Oracle ; L |castward. We are much more in- Hse i [ e terested in good fellowship with the ments: Oliver S | British in our common investiga- Fene Ormandy, violinist and di-| 1:30—Tip-Top clu French Chamber Votes [tions down there than with any | chamber of deputies ap- |intangible things of the spirit ar direction Cesare So-| $:30—Shoemakers proved the government's finance |faF more important than the ma- L e oterhensa B RS Al Budget Figures Today |claim in Antarctica. 1t is anoth- = | : - 3 . o % ar | fis, March 13 (UP) — The |€F one of those things in which the ar ware I y “m er v & | | e | 1241 EAST ST, NE® BRrI’AIN,Conn, dero, ind budget measures by t s | AAMALLA4444444FPHONE 158 asssscsanas 42:40—Howard Phillips’ Hotel .\L.ufl” 2 1 ‘:] 5 o T el 2 today, | EEsnue 1 itional Radio forum and ‘adjourned at 10 a. m., after an | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | 395—WJZ, New York—760 1 conard and his or. |21l Dight session. i 00—To be announced |11 ies Renard and his OF= | “cjose of the debates, during | —Melody Musketeer Slevens and his or- | Which the government suffered one | 7 5—!‘.‘onnrt 1'\“”{, R ; % | minor defeat but emerged trium- | R r e vy ot tha dayy colto ) bar his Royal | phant on every major issue, mark- | : ary of the day: cotton |l Lombardo and his Royal | pha 3 :"::!hls:yn‘x‘jllglin(lfmrxyxw‘\-vl:{:\m:‘. anac |ed the end of one of the longest | tions; state and federal agricul- fnizht Melodies, Ann Leaf |sittings of the chamber in years. | tural reports 6:00—Bernie Cummings and_ his —_————— Hotel New Yorker orchestra; Wal- Y T ; ter Cummins, soloist [ i 6:45—Prohibition poll and latest| f:50— Eodbalionuenort OB : world news flashes interpr ’ i "8 BS80 1 Rebuilds :15—"Women's Influence on Co 3 : S Se munity Life,” Hon. 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