Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-11
Chicago Grain sIarkSs.
RADIO PROGRAMS
MUnuAy' Bec: H. WIZ Newark (36O meters)

g a. 'm.-Ear.y morning reports and prices of farm products. '=.:
 ll.55 a. H.-Stanoard time signals from Arlington; weather forecast.
 12 m. and D. m.-Opening prices on active bonds. stocks, grain, coffee and sugar. Midday repocts~ and prices on farm products. Musical program,
 p. m.-Closing prices on }. stocks, bonds, grain, coffee and sugar. lr..:
 4.05 p. m.-"Fashions' from Wonen's Wear Daily Newspaper.
 5.30 p. m.-lClcslng pfices on stocks, bonds, grain, coffee and sugar
 5.45 p. nl.--ResuIne Of sporting events.
 6 p. m.-Business and industrial con- ditions in the United States as observed by the National Industrial Conference Board
 p. m--stories from the St. Nicholas Magazine. t,
 s.3o p. m.-Talk on The Navy by Mabel Washburn. National Historical So- ciety.
 845 p. m.-Recital by Emil Rosseau, tenor, born in that memorable region. Alsace-Lorraine, but spent his ihoyhood in Belgium and France For two years he studied under the late Mrs. Hampton P. N. Howell. e,..-,
 9.15 p m-'Bank Deposits and Checks" by R. Keisler, president. of the New Jersey Bankers association, New ark. - l1s..
 9.3O p. m.-United States Navy night Many prominent naval officials will speak and the navy band will play several se- lections. The program will be announced by radio telephone. -.s
 9-55 to 10 p. m!-Arlingtou time sig. nals. Weather forecast. .*77 .s.s'.s
 n HOso gram by the United States navy.
 KDKA PittsburgA tS6O Meters) -~ ' p. m.-News. Weekly survey, of business conditions, prepared by the Na- tional Industrial Conference board. Tri- weekly letter from Farm and Home. The Mast group of; radio articles, No .34. 7,SO ?. m.-Redtime story for the chil- dren. E1, 7.45 D. m.-sumrnary of the New York Stock Exchange. .lss:-' 'r;
 8 p. m.-"Tuberculosis Industry" Dr c. Howard Marcy, Tuberculosis League of Pittsburgh. Pa a s-
 S.30 p. n.-Concert by Bradford's e. chestra, under the direction of Walter Felix Bradford.
 WGY Schenectady (<os meters,
 F mt. s. Naval Observatory time l signals.
 12.aO p. m.-Noon stock market quota ] tions f!,i ] l2.4s D m.-Neathsr report on 4ss meters. s,
 D. m-Music.
 p. m.-ProSuce market and stocs; market reports and quotations, and news bulletins.
 WHAZ, Rensselaer, Polytechnic Instituts =,TFoy. \. Y. (4O0 meters) S,15 to 9,So ?. m.--scottIsh coiin4rt given by the Troy Burns club.
 wGI. Medford Hillside .(seo Mesers) i a. m.-Before Breakfast set-Ups. l S.S9 a. In.--Musical program
 10.30 a. m-Oficial New England and Ocean Forecast. Y. s. Weather Bureau ] (4S5 meters). | ll:30 a. n.-Music
 1.So p. m.-Boston FarmerS Produce Market Report (4s5 metars)..
 p. n.--News broadcast. Musical pro gram. :: 5.S0 p. m.-Eoston Farmers, Produce Market Report (4s5 neters)., Market Report, U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Eco monies (4S5 meters).
 I $ p. m.-Weekly review of condition. in the iron and steel industry. World | market survey. Boston police reports Late news flashes. Early sport news. . i 6.45 ?. u.--"Encourage the Young Art. ist in Your Horne." Prof. Albert F. GlI. :ner, English department Of Tufts college
 p. m.-S'lent Night
 Amrad WGI stands by after 2 p nj. as previously announced.