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NEW nniTAIX DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, :iAr.CTI 25, 1020.
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0:4.1 Hot-1 I.hio.1 ' 1 1 s ' t " ' ' I "
7 Coiitinua' ion o'' Jlot'.l Kimball,
orcli'.stra.
7::;ii lUiniiiinli-a s-l rtlons Iiy l'. i
I'aroti.
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gl,co K.isiiKin's orclu'St ra; .iflen
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3 ilonrcrt by thr- Ansolus ijuartet;
Mrs. Antha MimS' ll Hoot, soprano; i
l.'liailcs II. Yonntf, t.noi': Nora,
Ulaii'l' ti Vttiton. i.-omralto; JamH
1.. Mai'ih'sc, baritone; Mrs.
Thomas, aci.'omiiaiiist. i
j;45orpHii i'f:ita! by Arthur Clif- i
ton from Ksti-y orwan Btudio.
10 WfUtlu-r reports; missing per-j
tons. I
10:ij3 Continuation of organ recital;
bv Arthur Clitlon. j
10:50 Concert by the Springfield :
orchestra ensemlile, Annur ji.
Turner, eomlue'cir, assisted by
Mrs. .1. W. Morrison, xylophone
soloist, direct from the, Capitol
theater.
u woiti i:sti:h 2
b-Ao "The Story Teller."
S "The harkinlt. s."
s : :; o Travel talk.
y 1 1 Program same 8 WEAK.
Wj ,il'ROYlDKSCE
I'owers' orchestra.
WLSI l'KOVlDKNt I. 1 1 1
sjwrelta, "Tirates or rmi
WNAC ItOSTON
2 SO
(! The Hmilers,
MrArdle.
conducted by Clyde
i:.'.iit. li. fook's dinner dance,
di
l ection Koy Stewart son.
7 t Talk, J. 1 . Mitchell.
7 4n Talk. I'.oston Better
ll usin ess
Commission.
--I'l-oerum. arratigeil by
the Amer-
i.-an Legion of l.ynn
Mass.
'.' Varini program
arranged oj
ijhaties Pearson.
1'
Hroadeast jrotu 'Tuna.
llusso's liansoiuan on-iienna.
WI,i;HOSTON 31U
;,::'! Lost and pound.
To-Ih-"k stork market and
hUSlll' SU II'
ti lOvi-nts of the .lay.
iLi;, Pig UroMn r idub.
1:S.,IUrk. nl.avk.f Olde Jlomc-
S!iad Group.
J. l Prom WLA I".
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R::;: Mark, t iiiotatio:is.
;;:, I'iiiain ial summary.
7 Vuii'i. ri.iT confer! orchestra.
7:11 J'l'lR''
8- Malle i's or.-l.'i'r;:.
j, ::. .. ,-. Na i'.ui il l'i"tures. Mine.
Modist.-."'
9 Kov;'! Salon u '.'stra.
n Political Si"i::ti"n in Washing
ton." l-iv I' nek William Wile.
P,. r-
iininy
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t'li.i.k Kainp!ain.
. 4:, - IT. ddi' Li
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orchestra.
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I'ldi. . alarms.
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s::iA-",i..anii.- A'Jair. hopiaiio.
i:a" Ho.: (lone.'i.ir, )iianit.
li : it." - - .1 route J.ania, musii al sa w.
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to--'ani'y H.-siauran'. .r-t;vittra.
AiM.WI, M'AV V(M!K 2KS
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'.' - ' ill' slion I. ox.
!';3'i John von .p. , t. nor.
ii:4'. A i T. d Lositisky. pianist,
in nook I'l-vli w. Wal: t fi.'i'-lgan.
l'i: I '- (irace Liddan. , soprano; mu
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wiipii. 'oitit aa
ti Knii.. Kriekiti, orclies; ru; talk.
W N.J M.W A KK i.12
7- l;obi n Treat's String ens. mble.
H I HII MAV YUKK 273
.1 Murray Schwartz, piano,
a:ir, Co iirgn Writ J. ricitatlons.
Alice V"ndi II. srins.s.
.1:4.1 Hot' y McLean, Leo Ford,
SnllgS.
0: 1 .1- Smi' li's Paramount orch.
7 Vork ilb ( nt. rtainers.
WlilUl STATLN ISLAM) 27:!
Clarion Ptass uuartet.
4:1" L. Marion Prown, soprano.
S::i.i Hiblo lecture, 11. ,S. Seklemlan
:4" L. Marion Urown, (soprano. ;
s:10' Clarion Prass quartet. I
YX'KST HAY SIIOKF 210
8-10::!n Musical and educational.
Oll MAYAKK 1115
6:1 a Hill Wathey, "Sports."
6:31) Jacques Jacobs' ensemble,
':') News bulletin.
YY4 iC i'S I AV A UK 2.12
t'i Irving 1'irstenberg, jiianist.
15 i'iotfi and Val, songs. i
10 Jimmy Clark.
311 Strickland's orchestra.
i: Lb Moine orchectra; Midnight
b'rolic. !
WODA I'ATLHSOX 22 I
5 Studio program. j
.1:3" News: sport, talk.
C Colonial or.'hes'ra,
S: 1 5 Mid-wck devotional service.
9 Ann I'orl, soprano.
0:10 Parent -Teacher association.
9: 3u Vocal selections.
'j:41 Talk; music.
10:2 Hill Walsh's orchestra.
11:20 Jimmy Murphy's Owls.
12 mid. Midnight liettdezvous.
WOO I'll I LA 1)1 il.l'HIA 508
7:3" Dinner dance music.
WCAI l'lllLADI.I.I'HIA 278
C:3" Hilly Hays' orchestra.
7:3'i Snellenburg Symphony oreli.
8 Norman P.nrr, liarilone. '
S: 15 Klisabeth Lapetina, Michael
Konticoli, songs.
8:4,1 The Kandy Kids.
9 Parry tr Moore, tenor.
9:3u The Musical Chefs.
9:4.1 Comedy Iwou.
I ri Sesquicetit 1 nnial Hour.
I I roil isms' onhestru.
11:30 Club Hfvin.
wi 1 piiii.ADii.piuA :m.
6; 5(1 t.'om.'f'n orchestra.
7 Dance orchestra.
; S Program from WKA P.
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7:3" I in am Daddy. '
WIP I'HILADLI.IMUA .108
ipof, i'agoda orchestra. I
7 Holt cull: soners. . j
$ "The S"sqiiief,n!tnnial." 1
' .- :i:i J-lajipy Lour quarto;.
1 n: in Talk. Hishop T. Lowe,
li.-ro- S. S. Leviathan orchestra. :
I'd ATLANTIC CITY 11(10
.::1.1- Sports talk, Hilly T:ocap. ;
i;:3'i - l.ast-inliiute news Hasn.-s.
;:41 I minute organ r-cital.
7- Klk home dinner music. Per: ,
Kstelow. oi red or.
i- World Wonder Incursions. Alfred
Jam's 1'. Mci.Ture. 1 1. Pi.
s. 1 I'ouer rt un li'i- auspices of At-iaii-ic
City board of education in
.i'idi:oriiiiii o: tl'.e Atlantic City
l.ign school, by I'ntvernity of
PennsyUania male quartet: John
J. O'lgul-". first tenor; Clyde. Deng
. r, sc-oti 1 tenor: llaymond Fred
.ri'.ks. bari'oue; Leon T. Moore.
l,as; V. I.atirci.'.j i.'urry. accom
1'anist. 1. !!airic City Ks'.C's' .ii.nvt orch
Xyll Ml ATI A NTH t II V 277,
7.:;-' s--ries o:' 'i.i.itoi naii tacts.
Sea-id" Trio.
, 1 P.. '!; I.. ll''f "I' lc s'-a.
WIIXM lt III Nil H 278
7 : I to. .k chat.
7.41- -I 'rocra in ' rem W I PL.
li 1 HIIY IOW N 27:1
Wis'chestir Cien,t I'hap
t.r. Am-rican 1 - tri. .n, n'- rtain-
.V-
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and nc.vs items,
oer.-im by let) Pivck
N. V.
.k c:,a- ' 'A a . I'
S' oi r. por s
.3 " - 1 iiv 'i--r p'
Trio. Albany.
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Jacou. nbrari
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coin illy.
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sit v. A ra cii . N. .
use P'tdver
a.so broad-
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Uiijal H.iitr T..m WJZ.
" Nigat i-i t .iinry
mi . tic- Corn Husk'-rs or'-!.
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roin pro. "or
Hail. A. '.an:
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W'l'. S'. I .aw I
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el .I"' lllf
fain on ;6X in- 'e'-s i
W(.K 1" I I Al.l S
r.'- I 'inn' r music
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-' 1 f--1 .inn'-r music.
r.;l
i'J.'i-T ..'-i -Ko.l'tme SlltP' Cue
:3,1-7. .". 1 atk : aimounc rn'itts
:4r,-S Syracuse Vnhcrsity iiiusi
cle.
! I.'
U:S"-l-'::. - ni-tfan recital.
vi; v xiii,To-
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T N'.-w Wllldi'd C'l'i-lii'blia,
S-- StllithjuilililTl t.llll.
V!u ltil dlu-IIH IH IilrH 'III, HI lull,
'.i Ijoyal Kiilon orch'.-Mm from New
i ork.
I I": l'i- "Tin,' Peeord P.oy."
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li, i) an. I iH'O lur.' mark'4.
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oi: I'hiUs.
- Musical 'Ian Ishakcs
the
j.--:. y Hello Hoys.
: Li
Lyis Nave p ," I
r;.'c WI a'l.er foteca-' and market
repors. ' I
.- ll.it. 1 (iii.son or.'licstr.'i. j
'::"-- IvlucatUuial l.-atur-. Wild an- I
inials in ,'ap'ivity. j
l'i--t'lilison llot' l concert.
H1 Ladies' lirasx band of tin; Lnlt- ,
...J Spaiiisii War V eterans Auxil-;
iai y, I i.'tyton, 1.1. ,
) i--l'onular concert by the Dolierty ,
M-lody Hoys.
li liuckey.- Malo quartet from
N. ilia, 1 1. I
1:11 Sigh' Howls by the Crosley
Skv T.-rri-rf.
WKIK I IN( INN All :!2fl
! 1 Organ r cital, Eugene l'erazzo.
1 l:5i.i Swiss- Uardeii program.
1 2 Popular song recital,
12: II .Marion McKay and his orch.
from tie. Swiss Gardens, dance
music.
V .1 1 1 I'O-N 1 1 AC .1 1 H
7 Jean Coldkette's Petite Symphony
urches'.ra ; soloists.
7:30 "Me and Meginnity" program.
3 Jean Coldkette's orchestra, tin
der the direction of Owen ParT' tt;
soloists.
10 Jean Goldkett-'s Ttecording or
ches'ra, broadcast from the (Jray
(itonc ballroom.
WCY DKTHOIT 51
5 Dinner music,
's Studio recital.
vVii in ;i noli ;i7ji!
.j Dinner music.
Same as WKA F.
IllaO LANlNl. 2S,"
r,--Dinner music.
1 H: 1 .1--P.eo orchestra and string qtiar
1 t. i. Kiu'e soios.
I WSAI CI.NCI N -N A I I IS2
! Same as WKAK.
KYV C'HJC-H.O 530
I fi -"An Hour of Music."
I n "Evening at Home" program.
12 Time signals.
1 Coon-Sanders Original Nighl
i hawks.
; 2 . "insomnia Club" conducted by
! Coon -Sanders.
' WKIill HI( At.O 370
i il Children's half-hour.
j s Special recital.
! 10 Ivlgewater Peach Hot-1 Oriole
I orchestra, dance numbers.
i Kuth Liulil Flick, stories; Orioie
I Smoky Si ven Jazz baud.
I 10: 15 ill raid and Examiner news
I flashes.
MI Kdgi water 'Peach llot'l
Oriole.
orchestra, dance number;
Kuth
Fisher,
Huhl Flick, siories; Mark
sont's: Pita Mcluuvn, song
WEN II HICAt.O 2110
7 Daily dinner concert. Ranland-
Lyric Trio. Vocal numbers.
9-11 Popular program. Frank
Westplial and his All-American
; Pioneers. Popular number.
MAI," ( lilt At.O 1 18
! 3:1,1 Comni-i'ce talk; music,
j luFniversity of Chicago b-cture.
' 1 fi: 30 M usica!,.
! lo:55 (thimes.
W.1A. ( IIICAI.O
11- Malo (iiuirtet; Hetty Gold, so
prano: W. Davics. tenor; Swedisli-
Anierioan Women's quartet; An-
nette liooliiian. piano.
WHT CHICAGO 10O
I ii : SO Kntertainers; pongs.
11:1" tjuartet; vocal duo.
1 2 : u" Went her; ent e rta i n ers.
I Popular music.
witii.Mt iiu .o .':
9-1 1 Trio; orclvs' ra: solos.
I I -1 I 'opnlar concert.
,s I HICAt.O S to
S T.uilaby time.
S::fJ Artists' recital.
(.N . iiicACO so;i
T:3"-S--IUnner music; songs,
'j-1 1 -Same as VF.AT".
1 1 Old-time songs; playlet.
1 1 :4'J Musical-.
unto rriic.u.o 226
7-S Orchestra; trio; songs.
1 Popular music.
, , ,M ( il )S I ; H K A It 1 3 :o
S Children's p'-riod.
.i.S'ti.y recital.
1 ; ft i Popular music.
wi in i i.t.iN r.f"
? "r'uiuh and Judy"; almanac,
t : 311.3 Same as WKAF.
1 2 Paiice luaic; duds.
iin .ion i n v si.
j.j 1 ' irch' Stra; male utiarTt; solos
and ilu-ls.
I1VA-1III IIMOM) 2.8
fi'. Market reports.
I Klgeworth Proiic and music
! feast.
5 Moment Musical Trio.
. y - -1 , Soloist at.d novel'v numbers.
i jo Country tiddlers in old time
dance musi-.
11 Carrv M" Pick to Old Virgmny.
WHAs-I.IIIIMll.l.t I'")
S;-,,..,Mus-icale: Int. Sunday
school b-sson: welfare talk.
I w IIMIIAI TIMOUI 2I
,1 -WP-M. Sandman Circle. "WI I"
I Avake S'orles for Sle py Time,"
i rv llai-l Kno.
FIRE
INSURANCE
Geo. A. Quigley
, 308 Main St. New Britain j
0 : " Pinner program; YVBAT. dln-
IliM' tirclie.sira,
7:"'i 1 Tgati proa rum. p.'cli.il from
the concert hall of the IVahody
Oniisorvub i y o' Mif ic.
i-l Mimical program. Elsie Sam
uel, idum:; EliAihe'.h S'l.lnian, bo
prun.i; E'lgitiiu i;.np Arnold. 0011
riilto; William Ik II. baritone;
A mos S' I liiiay, L nor; Matga'"t
Tip wit. r, v iolitilsl.
Wt.-T A l l.AYI 270
a -Lula Clark King, voi-'e t..iih.r,
and pupils; I all; on rmtlneering,
WSH ATLANTA UN
C Musicians' Pnlou pi ogrntii : e'ui.-
dreti meraanc.
! 1 : 1,1 Hi t; 111 !'' cpal,
W.Mt MCMI'llls (ion
1: 1,1 II. dlliiie stories.
:i:3" peiital .society talk.
'.1: 4.1 - -Cot ' esc Kliscinbh .
HID MIAMI KIl.U 11 218
I .i.:i'.'.':5'' I iiiiuv iiiuslc.
:i:3e-l I -S.ti lio recital.
! ll:4e-l:':l J Dan,:,, music.
! WMP.I MIAMI HLAtll 381
1 0. 1 2 1 lance music,
j V(. Ill I t I I OKU 278
I o; 311 1 irchestra ; olos.
j H.l I'OJti' WOIMTI 170
I ;:?," Classical concerf.
! )o:,",o Camp Fire (Jlrla.
1 2 Theater artists.
! tiKW it INI ( I , Cuba 388
! 1 1 ; 3 " -1 :!:3o 1 'ance fuiislc.
711 SI. LA, ubu 205
S Conci rl.
i KSH SI. LOCI' 515
) S Same as WEAK.
I .1:20 Esmeralda .Mayis, piano.
I 9-11 - Same as WKAK.
I WOC DAVLM'OJIT 181
j !:3" Plow Hoys' quartet.
' 9-1 1-7-Prograiu from WEAK.
1.12-1 -Le Cinirv orchestra; P. -Mae
Arthur, baritone.
, vt ( ) M 1 N N I A I 'OL I II II
i-S:ii Same as WKAK.
S:3" -Musical".
9- 1 l--Program from WEAK.
11 Weather; safety talk.
1 1 :0f, Traffic talk.
1.1:2" Marigold orchestra.
KIKX HASTINGS 28S
; 3 0 Same at KDKA.
1 Marke's; healtli talk.
( ,. w O.MA1I A 520
7:50 Kandall's orchestra.
1 0 Classical concert.
1 1:30 I lance music.
1 Frolic.
Through the Static
Eg.id, sir! To say nothing of Od's
Hodkinsand forsooth! Ycstorcve was
right fair, but notuing to rave about,
There was plenty of volume and I
i clarity, but interference at various
times in the course of the evening,
cramped our style, oh, you should
guess how much I There was no un
usual distance, although 'lie stations
we brought in were with an ad
vanced doeree. of volume. The old
! familiar on-an.l-off buzz was uppar
I out after 10 o'clock and there w-as
j also some disturbance on the lower
i waves; in fact, the entire dialing s
i torn was covered at times.
Put it was possible to bring in sta
tions, so why worry'.'
A commendable program came,
through from WTIC, the numbers
being furnished as part of the en
tertainment program at the state
armory, Hartford, where the Letter
Homes exposition is being held.
Worthy Hills' orchestra dashed oft
several foxtrots, including a few very
old ones, but all of them were
played well and so we'll forgive
Worthy for not keeping his library
right, up to snuff. 1 here was also a
vocal program, including a quartet
group which rendered very touch
ingly "When The Heart Is Young."
We heard descriptions of a group '
of strange animals which existed, j
we hitherto thought, only in the i
minds of those who had been drink- .
ine loo much Bpiriis of ani-Prohlb.
This was a part, of the Zoological
serbii and the talk was given by a
SMOOTHTOP
Gas Ranges
.Tl ST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF
NEW MODELS
0 0
This is the GAS RANGE
that cooks a whole meal
with one burner of gas
0-
STEP
IX AND
A. A.
Phone 381
Wal
20 to 50
SAVING TO YOU DURING
OUR CLEARANCE SALE
FIALiL'S
179-1S3 ARCH
tiinn who Ins baeq tn P.mi li Ane rl
.'ii doing re-i' iireii work. ili be
hadn't iilicoM red so much, becuiise
sume of 1 1,0 i. scrlptions liu kuvc
mi ru a'l 100 lvid fur our teiub r
111. ntality. This was broadcast from
WJZ.
WIINT. New York, was one of the
rtar stations of the eculiig. You
kuqvv, . Very evening has its star Ma.
'ion, sonic l.roadciiN'.r nhich coiner'
li rough wlt)i t.-rrlllc voltune and
I!, on fades into th .jwtano.. for ati
olie r :.i ijiontlis. W.il, W1IN did !
: 1' h:st liighl. For tin- p.i.T HeVef.il !
!:.i"iithM tlii.! s'n'l.in 1ms be n hiding i
.in a t-iivo. dasiiing on' only bpau-!
I iineiically to see whetlcr or not lie'
sou was shilling. Jt uus never shin
eig when tin 'n-uloii dashed out, mi.
u always went back and cov red II
m P' i!h a butf.iii.i roi.e or vnat". r i
f'ni's en. r le-m.-elvcs with, j
1'. Te ti'm r bi . n a hermit, Lip th"
.' iopositlon iii'er s's us. Wo long to1
grow a great 1" up, forego Ablution
of everykln I, oxe pt Internal on. s o:
1 ru h whusk'S. and hoard our p-unhs
'In some deserted cabin on the bro,
th" iiliis, the gauii;, gra tr.ink of 1
'"!. siia""!''! oak iM-iiu; our only
o'lip.inioii for yi ,. and yiars and
yi .us. At.d Mien we'd like to go down
town and look Into baby carriages
and scars the lupin:.1-,
j
orciii s-1
well Liil-
j The l.oew's Stat, t'.jeat
; ra was tooling around In 1
lined style, when along comes this'
11 urn and says, "Who was that lady
! I se n you on the street with last
j night?" Well, the noise kept up fin
al. out 15 minutes and 1 1 1 11 it van-'
ishe.l Into thin air. l'.y that time the
"rrhes'ra had dor," a disappearing
act through the hidden trap door in
'the stage and the audience was
deeply engrossed in shelling peanuts.
Then came the ipjilio Entertainers,
so styled, who played selections good,
bad and indifferent. A guessing con
ies was In Id, as to the name of one
of the numiiers, and i' turned out to
he "Throe; O'clock in the Morning.",
thereby causing us to lapse lino
. some roseate memories of tho dead
past. Th" Musical Chef, purloined
: rom Well, sang and played one of
what -,cas presumably his own coin
positions, "Come Out From End' r
Tliat High Hal." On looking back
at the construction of that sentence,
we'd say that it is very bad. So w-'d
change it. He sang one of his own
compositions, presumably. "Come
Out From I'nder, etc.. etc." Joe
then made a remark to the effect
that, there were four men in a boat
and they iad four cigars, not each,
but, among 'em, and they had no j
matches, so one of the cigars was
thrown overboard and that made the
boat
a cigar lighter. We don't know ;
what we shall do about that one, but
something drastic should be done.
WTndall Hall, the Red Headed
Music Maker, was c.t WJZ, which
station, by the way, came in strong
and nennv. and vou'd tie poppy, too,
if you had as much electricity run
ning through you. He sang "Paddlin"
Madeline Home," and tiien seeing ;
that it failed to register perceptibly, '
' lie sang one of his own, "Jtokcy-i
' Pokey," which sounds just like the f
I title, pardon the trite remark. J:V
I absolutely the craziest thing wo, have
heard. There s no S' ttse to it. auo
everything is all jumbled up., Vt-(
don't see how any sane person could
get the leaH hit of enjoyment out 01
it, in fact, we fell out of our chair 1
laughing, and broke a leg. Well.
Mayor Walker of New ork, who
had just dropped in for the evening, ,
;'wrrinm&sctAi nek
Mo Electric Service
A. ABETZ TEL. 4185
114 FRANKLIN SQ.
LOOK THEM
OVER
MILLS
SO West Main Street
ST., NEW BRITAIN
-wr? -SSL -jvm -mm j ii
stil l, "Pny, you'vo broken your leg."
W "aid, "Oil, yis, ha-liu-lia-liu !"
and laughing merrily, wo fell out tif
our c'liilr and 1'roke the other one.
(Tills game can bo kept up In
definitely, since there are 200 botie
In llio human body. This game can
bo made Into a very pleasant pastime
for a winter evening. )
The ferret. Is on'. Thin Fry fel'ow
who sings ut AV.IZ with George Ol
s. 11 and His Music lias a Hist naiiic
mi l It Is Cn'Orse. Well, as we wild
e.st-rluy. i-icorgc'.s singing certainly
pleases us. As usual, the Ktatlon
started tu fade when tin) danco )nti
sic wit on. Lois of numbers wero
played In tin- band's usuul ttybi utiil
th. y got all bawled up ln "A Sailor's
Sweetheart." Hy the way. tleorgo
Fry sing "Indiana llirl" again last
1. veiling and we've ulmost. b uniuil tlm
words of tlie chorus. Come around
some time and we'll sing it to you,
Some woman, yclept P.ceina lion
s' r. nt WllW, Tnrrytown, saug, "Al
ways" lis poorly lis we luivo over
I heard it rendered. Honestly, flio
sounded nil out of bp-alb., and aort
of mad, and from her voice wo
would say that she was an extreme
lv biivon hiss who was peeved bc-
cause her husband was delayed at
I he office, until 3 o'clock In the morn-
ill)f I)ri,i , wns waiting up for Mm
Wjth n rolling pin or a dislipun or
something. The station came in loud,
too.
"A Night in Hawaii" was proson'.
e nt WSM, Nashville, by tho Ki
waiiiH club. We didn't stay because
wo were afraid that we might be
come too Intrigued with the Island.
"Pkulele Lady" was sung as a quar
tet number, 1 lie Imritono coining out
strong enough to drown out most of
' he other voices.
"Lonesome and Sorry" crooned by
Li' fie Jack Liflo from WLS, Chi
cago, helped things considerably. .
This station was at Its beat last eve
ning and we were sorry that the
number mentioned was the last on
Jack's program. The College. Inn or- ,
ehostra. followed with "Lona." We've
heard tell of this here College Inn
before, where every fellow who
doesn't wear garters can get. in, be
cause it is "collegiate" not to wear
'em. Ho-Huml 1
The announcer at WHN later in
the evening pronounce,! .w iu,
j more queerly than we have ever
u.i it Kr.'i.rp. ft sounded like "The .
Ark City," bu' that was wrong.
That's all for today
thanks!
P. E. I..
VOW Kit PLANT THANSFI.K
Krederickton, N. K. March 24 W)
It is understood there has been
a tratisfer of the Maine and New
P.ninswick Electric Power company's
plant at Aroostook Falls on the New
Brunswick side of the international
bomulrv to the Piece Engineering
company of Chicago in a ?:,000,000
hydro-electric deal.
Of QPAI.1TV
HACK PI) HV KXI'KHI
S;HVI('K AT
Urban & McEnroe's
EAST
TEL.
MAIN
70S.
CROWLEY BROS. INC.
PAINTERS AND
DECORATORS
267 Chapman Street
Estimates Cheerfully Given on
All Jobs Tel. 2913.
BATTERIES
For Quick Returns Use Herald
THE OLD HOME TOWN
j
I SOME BODY T0U HEN HlBBARDS SIX FOOT J&
HIRED MAN HE WOULD MAKE A GREAT Lstf tk
PRIZE FIGHTER, EVERY TIME HB COMES iffi '.
TO TOWN HE TRIES TO PROVE IT- '
Mackay
63 Main St. Next to Methodist Church
- - - f
Baby Carriages
Wl'V"v
i j J
IN THE NEWEST SHADES AND STYLES
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICED
FULL SIZE SLEEPER CARRIAGES Made of fine
quality woven fibre; upholstered in imitation corduroy
with long pushers and strong rubber tire wheels. Our
Verv Special at S19.9.".
'RECLINING STROLLERS Made of fine quality
woven fibre with hood; upholstered seat and back. Our
Yerv Special t?16.50.
MANY OTHER PATTERNS in Carriages and
Strollers from $10.50 to $32..10.
Curtains and Curtain Materials
CRETONNES In light and dark colors; a large as
sortment of pretty patterns to choose from to brighten
up your home. Priced from 29c to 79c yard.
DRAPERY "DAMASK" A beautiful assortment of
new and attractive patterns and colors that make up into
lovelv over-drapes for your living room and dining room.
Priced $1.39, $1.59 and $1.69 yard.
"NETQUISETTE" Iii ecru color
verv suitable for curtains and blends
damask. Priced 29c, 69c and 79c yard.
RUFFLED CURTAINS-
and Dotted Marquisettes ;
Priced ?1.95 pair.
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Our regular $1.39 RAG RUGS, Friday and Saturday,
$1.09. '
Our regular $4.50 BISSEELS CARPET SWEEPERS,
Friday and Saturday $3.79.
SPRING BRIDES We invite you to our completely
furnished Bungalow at 97 Francis street call at store for
appointment or open Sunday
MUTUAL
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Nat'l Bank
Building
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE, SIX ROOMS ON A FLOOR,
on Chestnut Street, corner of Stanley, one of the best
locations in New Britain. Act quick on this property.
Camp Real Estate Co.
272 Main Street; Phone 343 Rooms 303-6, Bank Bldg.
& Wallih
and
Strollers
pretty designs
nicely with the
-Made of fine quality Voiles
some witli colored dots.
afternoons lor inspection.
OR STOCK
Main Street
Classified Advts
Stanley

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