Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-03
RADIO PROGRAMS
Friday, Nov. 8.
WIZ, Newark, \. J., tssO Meters)


 WIZ, Newark, V. J., (36O Meters)
 5.SO p. m.-Closlng prices on stocks, bonds, grain, coffee and sugar.
 $40 p. m.-Conditions on leading in- dustries by R. D. Wyckoff.
 5.45 D. m-Resume of sporting events. 6. p. m.-Musical program.
 D. m.-Bedtime stories.
 SS6 p. m.-"Impersonations" by Mrs. Curtis Burnley Railing.
 S45 p. m.-Concert by Margel Gluck, violin, of the Betty Tillotson Bureau.
 KDKA, Pittsburgh (4OO Meters),
 ' D. m.-Tri-weekly letter from Farm and Home.
 8 D. m.-Bedtime story. - - :.
 D. m-Program by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rentz, consisting of piano and violin numbers.
 WBZ, Springfield, (36o Meters) .
 7.SO D. m.-Uncle Wiggiiy bedtime story Farmers produce market report
 745 D, m.--Fashian talk. z
 s D. m--Entertainment by Charles Caterson, tenor ;Antoinette B. Bertrand pianist. !, . WoR, Newark (4OO Meters)
 2.So p. m.-Captain William J. Dwyer will speak on What Is the Red Cross and Why" -
 3.OO-Piano selections, Stephen J. c Newitz. 4,- S.3O-Lectures by Adalene Menzel Psychology of Youth and iCheerfulness.' 6.O5-Song recital by Francis Stod- dart.
 6.4O-"Man in the Moon'' S.00-Financial letter. S.05, S.25 and S.45--Iryington - Elks Band.
 S2O and S40-Popular song by Mrs Hurst.
 S.30-"The Highway Bond Bill'' discus sed by Claude E. Holgate. ..- WGY, Schenectady (4OO Metersl I2.45 p. m.-Weaaher forecast on AS; l meters wave length. 200 D. m.-Music. 500 De m-Produce and stock marke quotations news bulletin. 6.30 p. m.-'The Young Giant" iron Grimm's Fairy Tales, Kolin Hager reader.
 TAO p. m-Health Talk, "The Import ance of Vegetables in Our Diet" by pr Herman NJ. Biggs.
 7.45 p. m.-Concert program. WGI orchestra, Mrs. A. L. Bush, contralto; E A. Rice, Leo Kliven, violinists; o. l tory of Radio, B. R. Cummings. l 10.30 D. m.-Concert-Instru selection, march, Colonel Philbrook, ! (HalD, WGY orchestra; piano solo, SC 1 lection from Spring Maid'' (Rheinhardt O. G. Yettru: baritone solo, Pilgrims Song (Tschaikowsky), Charles Shan non i; instrumental selection, fox tro "Suez" Feist), wGY orchestra; violi solo, Largo" (Gluck), Edward Rice; in strumental selection, waltz, Lovely Lu cerne" (Remick), WGY orchestra bari tone. solo, "Who Is SylviaH, (SchubertI Charles shannon; piano solo, Melody (Rachmaninoff), O. G. Yettru j; cello SC To with violin obligato, "Reve Angelidue' (St. Saens), Ernest Burleigh, cello; Ed ward Rice, violin; baritone solo, "Molli Bawn'', Nover), Charles Shannon ir strumental selection, fox trot, Blue (Clarke) WGY orchestra. WGI, MedfOrd Hillside (Ss0 Meters) 100 a. m-Refore Breakfast Set-Op I Arthur E. Baird.
 9.3o a. m.-Musical Program.
 10SO a. m.-Official New. Englan Ocean forecasts (485 meters). HOO a. m.-Musical program for tn Boston Radio Exposition, Mechanics hal Boston. ...,. ... 13O D. m.-Boston Farmers Produc Market Report (4S5 Gneters).
 200 p. m-Amrad Womens Club Vegetable Hints, Miss D. H. Goodwin. | 300 p. m.-NeWs broadcast. =
 3.25 D. m-Musica1 program. ~ ! 500 p. m.-Market report (4S5 meters
 6.30 p. m.-Boston police reports. Lat news flashes. Early sport news
 9.S0 p. m.-Eventhg program
 Roland S. Tapley, violinist.