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New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
NO DISPOSITION
 OF ESTATE YET
Action on MCClintOCk Millions
 Awaits Murder Trial

Chicago May 2s(AP)-Interest in 'he fate Of the orphan" million dol- lar estate Of William Nelson Mo. Clintock has come 10 the front again as tho result of the filing of an inventory by the Northern Trust Co,
 Although the bulk Of the for tune. valued in the inventory at approximately sl,0Oo,ON0.' was left 'o William Darling Shepherd, now on trial on charge of murderins NcC'iirtock, his ward, no disposi- ton of the estate has been made, probation of McClntock's will hav- ing been he'd up pending the out come of the trial
 Three possible dispositions Of the tll-'ated million arc seen by follow ers of the case. One is inc estate eventually will go 10 Shepherd. re- garAlAss of the outcome of his trial second is that it may be dis tributNd among cousins Of young Mc- Clintock.
 A third is that Isabelle Pope, who was McClintoch's Hsncee. may quail fly as heir.
 MoarThiIe the estate, which con- sists of sSOo. 00O in nersonal prop erty. mostly non-ta.able municipal bonds, and s21n.000 in real estate, remains under the direction of the trust company
 As the second week of Shepherds trial draws near its clos". interest in the case largely is confined to out side developments. particularly the srarch for Robert White. missing state witness. and for four other men believed to have knowledge of Whites disappearance. The four men have been missing from their homes for several days, it was stated
 Another possible lead in the case a book ON poisons-Was recelNed by Judge Harry Olsen. instigator of the McClintock investigation, from the chief of police Of Houston, Tex The Houston official sad the book had been used by Shepherd during his acquaintance with Herbert Nich- ols Of Houston. The book con- tained several nofations. which Judge Olson said would be exam ned by handwriting experts.
 The hook. entitled Memoranda of Poi.ons." was turned over to Texas
 
 authorities by Mrs. Myrta Osborn or Houston, who was close friend or Mir. and Mrs McClintock. Accord- ing to Texas authorities. Mrs. Os- horn came into possession of the book through her former husband. II. 1T. Nichols. an intimate friend of Dr. Oscar Olson, the late brother of Judge Olson.
 Mir. Nichols obtained the book at the time he and pr. Olson started an investigation into the cause of Mrs. McClintock's death, according to Mrs. Osborn's story Mrs. Osborn said she did not know who had the bcok prior to Mrs, McClintocks death
 Threatening letters were received soon after her husband started the investigation, she said. These were turned over to postal authorities but no trace of the author was found A few weeks later, it was said. Nichols was found dead on the out skirts of Houston.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
THAW X CONSTABLE
 AT WINCHESTER, VA.
Bright Lights Of Broadway Still At- tract Him, But southern Town
 More 50, He Says.

New York, May a. AP)- Harry k, Thsw, in whose behalf some s5oQ,0Q0 has been spent in en- tang!ements with the law, was on his way today from the bright lights of Broadway to the peaceful town of Winchester, Nsp where he himself enforces the law.
 Proudly Whizzing open his coat to display the ba dge of q constable and deputy sheriff, Thaw, before he left yesterday, took pains to explain that he had chosen the life of a quiet fellow" in place where newspapers leave him alone.
 All night cabsrets al which he was recently seen with Pawn Grey dancer, and to whom he is said 10 have given a $5,o00 diamond brace let, still attract him, But the fast life, he says, is nothing compared to that in town of 1000 souls.
 "Why I am magnate down there he boastcd, referring 10 his support ot the town baseball team. "0ne of the things l did here was to buy new supply of equipment-- balls, gloves and uniforms. We've got one Of the fastest teams in the yalley of Virginia.
 T was here on business" he add ed, hut I had darn good time. And that goes despite some of the foolish stories that have been print ed. Rut its wonderful down there. Why can arrest folks, n every. thing
 Nr Thav dined in Newark last night with 2 companion said 70 have been Miss Gray.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29

SomeW here" was sung by the quar- let. The announcer explained that the song vas composed and nung for tEe funeral Of President William Me. Kinley. Then, coming 10 the World War, we heard songs that accom- panied the doughboys overseas Goodbye Broadway Hello Trance by the orchestra, and Rose Of Ho-Man's.Land". by the tenor were two Of the numbsrs.
 A added feature was the "ap- pearsrco' Of real doughboy wuo told us in A humorous manner of his trip across the waters His jokes were among the funniest NC have heard, and the only thing we are sorry about IS that ilc Gll not remain louger on tho air, "FlinkeY pinH"% Parley-Nous' enisd hts program.
 "Msrche Lorraine, the famous sFrench march, and "ln Flanders Field" that touching. poem Of the war, which has been set 10 music, were two featur.d numbers by the orchestra and quartet,
 We looked in for a while on the meeting Of the Level club from VICES, New York. It was Ladies night and there vas 8 great variety Of entertainment intermingled with the speeches. Miss McGcc, the Ia nous whistler, rendered two selec- tions, ono Of them being "The Song Eirds" Benny Leonard was pres ent and he told several jokes. Lou Silver's orchestra furnished music, refreshments were served and an en- Joyable time was had by all,
 We heard WHAS signing eff, and that's all the good it did US, We set our watch by the time announce mcnt from that station,
 We wandered around from sta ton 10 station. hearing q bit here another bit there, but we've given you about all there is Of interest, The usual run Of dance music was in the ma ajori'y.
 Well we'll see you again on Mon day Here's hoping you all have a pleasant holiday.
 
 That's s'l for today. thanks
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
Tombstone Falls on Child
 And Injuries Prove Fatal

Pittsburgh, May "s. tAP)--Clar- cnce Hall, three years old, is dead today from injuries he suffered when he was pinned under d fall- ing tombstone in a cemetery. His mother had taken him 10 the ceme- tery 10 decorate his fathers grave for Memorial Day. While she was arranging flowers on the grave, she heard a cry and saw her son pinned the stone about which he had been playing.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
KSD-st. I0uls--Sf5

KSD-st. Iouis--Sf5
 Friday. s;S0 r. m.---Commerce Hour 10 p, nl,--To be announced. II ?. m,'-- Becksmeyer concert band, ls m.--Mrs, ], Ruefe, soprano,
 saturday, D. m. Grand Central theater pro- gram, lO:SO p. n.--C'tty club dane. music,
 KoA-DenVcr--S?3
 fridny. il ?. m, Rialto theater orchestra, lt!lo ?, rn.--studio program.
 saturday. l? m,--Jo. Mann's orchestrs.
 kGO--Oalland--36i
 Saturday. i: Music; talks 2 to 5 |. m.-Harry HaistesdE orch CNEA--Moncton--Sis
 Friday. 7;5o ?, m.--Bedtime story. { p. m.-Market reports S:30 ?. m. Musical offering; CNRA dance orchestra.
 CSRT--Tororl lo--357
 Friday. 7:30 ?. m.--Dinner concert, 9:S0 ?. m,-Solos. The classical opera, opera Comique" in one act, li:S0 ?. rn,--Dance program
 CNRO-Ottawa-t35
 Saturday. $50 ,. m.--Bedtime story. 3 ?. Y1l.---Laurier dinner music; va riety musical program; Iaurier dance orchestra.
 PWX-Hayana-t0
 Saturday. 9:S0 p. rn.-Artonio Plans, baritone. Other artists.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
SAYS DRESS WAS EII>En

Mrs. John Sheehan Of I.asal!e street has sued the Union Laundry Co" for S75, alleging that the com eary ruined dress which was sent to it for cleaning, Thomas F. Me Donough issued inc writ. which is returnable in the city court.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
WHN--New York--S6i
 Friday.


 Friday. [ P. m.---Murray Iindy, Nollnist. 1880 ?. Health Talk. 7ts5 ?. m,-Kathryne Connolly, so- prsno. 7;5o p. rn.--Matty Levine, pianist. s D. m.--Clarence Williams Trio. s:S0 p. m.-Isabel Henderson. so- prano, s;45 ?. m. Melody Four Quartet. p. m.--Hock and Jerome, songs. 9:l5 ?. m.--Estelle Crossman, pl- anist. a:Ss p. m.--CloNer Gardens enter tainment. 10 p. m.--FitSpatrick Brothers--old time medleys. 10:io p, m.-White Way Entertain CTS. io:5o ?. r.-Roseand dance orch. II p. m.--Standing by for DIX fans, 1l:SO p. r1,--Club Alabam orch. 12 to l.:S0 6. m.-Parody club.
 NSaturday. 7:50 ?. m.--Health talk. 1;S5 p. m.-Emma Preston, mcEzo- soprano 7:35 D. m.--Bernard Frank, har- monica. s p. m.-Nell Blake, soprano. S:l5 p. m.--Thomas Silver tenor. s:30 p. m. Strand Roof orchestra. g D. m.--Avy La Skere, songs. 9:I5 p. m.--Vincent Lane, tenor. 9:So D. m.--Frances Kirsch, so- prano; Howard kirsch, Niolinist. 3:t5 D. m.--Sllyio Nolre, baritone. 10 ?, m.--signIng off for DH fans.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29

i0Il0 ?, m,-Edgar Allen Poe's
 "Blaek Cat" lecture, lo;s0 ?. m, - Police alarms, weather . Saturday. { p. m.--Concert from the Mall,
 Central Park, by Hugo Riesenfeld
 and his orchestra. S;So P. m.--Memorial exercises un- der the auspices of the Grand Army
 of the Republic. direct wire from
 Carnegie Hall.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
WAHG-Richmond Hill-31s
 Friday.

 1,5o r. n-Thornton Fisher, sport review.
 7:45 p. m.--Sorman Grayson, pianist p. m.-Burr Mcintosh, The Cheer tul Philosopher. s.50 ?. m.-Chamber Music society. S:45 p. nr.-John Finnegan, tenor. ?. m.-M. Lamberti, ceilist. 9:S0 ?. m.--John Finnegan. 9:45 p. n.-Chamber Music. 10, p. m.--The Radio Question Box. l0:15 p. n.--Norman Grayson, 1O:50 ?. rl.--Nassau club orchestra. lo:55 p. m.-Time signals, weather. 11;o5 p. m.--Nassau club orchestra.
 Saturday. l2 midnight-Dance music,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
VOICESM THE AIR
dropsn.s on Daylight Saving Time)
wTIS,-Hartford-.-3is
 friilay.

Frtuay, i.i6 I. r,.--Basebali scores. g D m,--Chopln muhic--Miss Laura Gaudet, pianist, $50 p. m,--Miss Evelyn Marcil, con- iralto, 2 ?, nl Miss Mary Ann Williams, soprano, Miss Myrtle Turner ac, companlst, $50 ?. nl.--pance music, Emil HoimberEer's Hotel Bond orch. lc t5 D. h.-.New England trio. as sisted by MisA Sadie Ycllen, dra- matte soprano, Mrs. WilIfrlcde Gchrman, lioltni Miss Sara Zach, cello: Henri Tussenbroek, piano.
 Saturday. : D, nL Memorial Day services from Washington. G;iS p. m. paseball scores and re- view or weeks standing.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
nIyORCrs JOHN GILBERT

Los Angeles. May 22, (AP)--Lca- trics Joy Gilbert, a moving picture actress, received divorce decree here late yesterday from John ( screen actor She charged him with "hsbitual intemperance.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
WJAR-rrosidcnce--306

WJAR-Proyidcnce
 Friday. $ ?, m.--Musical program, direction of Dr. Jules Jordon. S:S5 ?. p.--OVerton and Feeney. II D. m.-Proyidence Biltmore dance orchestra.
 Saturday. ?. m.--Mcmorial Day program from Washington.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
WAAM--Newark-263
 Friday.

WAAM--NeWark-2
 Friday. : ?. n.--sports-MajoS Tate. 7:l5 D. m.-Dixte Ra'nblers. 5 D. m.-Mrs. Leon Bataillo, soprano Grace Teed, piano. S:l5 D. m.-James Y. Piro, talk. s:3o p. m.-Four Aces Of Spades. s:t5 ?. m.-Mrs. Leon Batailis. 9 ?. m.-Four Aces of Spades. 9:l5 ?. m.-Bill McWalters, tenor. 9:s0 D. m.--The Dug Girl, o:45 p. m.-Egyptian Radiolians. lo:S0 D. m.-Eizabe Town Players
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
NBL-SpriHgield--.333
 Friday,

, p. m. -Hotcl Kimball Trio. A;45 D. m.--"poultry Flock Manage
 mcrt,"
 10 D. m.-~The kismet Entertainers. l0:So ?. nL- Market report. Iodo D. nl,-Sketchcs from the U.
 ;. Naval History, lu:5o D, m.--Results Of games. lo:55 ?. m.-Time signals, weather,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
NNAC--TiostoH--.SO N
 Iri,,nN.

Friday. C ?. m.---Chlldren's half hour. b:30 ?. m. Shepard Colonial dance orchc1tra. ;35 'p. m,-"Eoad Conditions" x ?. m.--Italian Marine band Of BoStun.
 saturday. @,55 r m. Harvard ,s. Brown base ball game. Relayed through sta lion WEAN, G.3o ?. m.--Dinner dance. { D. m.-Whitc's Revue company. 3:39 ?. m.-Copley Plaza orchestra,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
WAIC--New YoTk--Sss
 Friday.

WNYC--New YoYk-S.s
 Friday, d;5o ?. n.-Market High Spots. ?. m.-Hartnett Donaldson orch. 1:25 D. m.-Baseball results. 7:S0 p. m.-Police alarms. 7:3S D. m.-Resume Of meeting, board of estimate. 7:50 D. m.-Jlmmy Mclaughlin, bag piper. D. m.-"Pigmy Hunting in Central America" talk. SIS D. m.-Jimmy Mclaughlin. S:s5 D. m.-Msthilda Lindsay so- praro. >.45 ?. n1.- The License Law" talk , 2 nj, --Coacsrr program s:K . m-Eude Jeskes1tz ,io- Hn.tt --.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
WSAI-CinCinnati--sas
 Saturday.

WSAI-Cincinnati-s?s
 Saturday. ti5 r. m.-Children's story, s.p. m.-Chime concert. a:l6 D. m.-Bieycle ssxtet. 10 ?. r1l.-Wetkly News Review. 10:15 ?. m.-Mixtd kuartet. male quartet. a. m.-MidniSht Entertainers. l;S0 ?. n1.--Frsda Sanker'k Toad stool orchestra.
 WLW-CincinnAti-i23
 Saturday. 2. m.--Dinner concert.
 WHAS-LouiSville---400
 Friday. s;39 ?. m.-kentucky Night Owls. News. Baseball.
 saturday. 2?3o D. m Special program. Base ball scores,
 MSB-AtIaRta-i?S
 Friday, n D. n1.- ptiS quartet. l9;t5 s, n m.--Radiowl concert
 saturday. n ?. m,--Mary Lansing singer. i.:45 a. m,--Hired Help skylark
 WMC-Mcmphis-iss
 Friday. 9:5o '. m -- Radio talk, 1h:5n ?. n --Rritling's orchestra. B, m.-Stesmer lakewood orch
 saturday. 9.So ?. m.-Nsvs and baseball scereS 1n.S' '. N E1charE. clus program WPAF-Vcrt Wcrth-Ifs
 Friday, st' n -Musie II IN ? m--RaSt Srel4rIy Grlnt sas4, cid tlm. music KFNF--Shenandoah-3ss
 Friday, stt ?, m,-Cencsrt
 Saturday. s.sh '. m.-Fatrietic recital WOC-Davenport-is4
 Friday, 10 ?. m,-Davenport Women's club, Orchestra and sololsts.
 Saturday. II Y. m.--Music. ] a. m,-Louis ConnOr's orchestra. WDAF-Kansas City-S65
 Friday. ih ?, m. - Popular recital. l.45 D. r.--NiThthaVk Frolic.
 saturday. 1.4i ? m NShthd~k Frslic and tarss orchetirss
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
saturday.
W Et,I--ROst oO-ts6
 Friday.

f:So ?. r,.--B's Brothers club. T:So ?. m.--Whitins Entertainers. ?. r,,---Neopolitan program. s;S0 p. m.---GarJen talk. 9 ?. II, ,.--Naleteria Entertainers, 9.8o ?. rn.-Hager Trio.
 10 D. m.--patriotic program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
NFBH--Ncw york-2s3

NE'BH-Ncw York--2'3
 Friday. ?. n.--Pau Epp's Rsvelers. l1.3o D. n.--Club Frontenac orch. 1.:S0 2. nr.--Cotton club revue.
 Saturday. . D. m.-Montana Ramblers. 3 ?. m. Lincoln Gettysburg ad- dress. s:5o ?. m.-AddreS. s.45 ?. m.-Mabel Conway soprano. { D. m.--Anna Boehn Trio. 4S0 D. ni.--George Dale, tenor. 4:45 p. m.-Sutherland and Cotter, songs. 5 D. m.-Samuel Diamond, blind pi, anist, S:30 ?. m.--Heslth talk. 5:S5 p. m.--Sherdahl. D. m.-Jas. Stout, baritons. s:1s ?. m.--"Shall America Be Made Rlue?" talk. s:So ?. m.--Alice and Rita Ceakley, songs. [ ?. m.--1o4th Field Artillery band. 11:50 ?. m.--Fordham Gardens orch. 12 ?. n,-Club Kentucky,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
WGRS-Ncw EOrk-3tS
 Friday,

WGBS-Ncw York-3ts
 Friday. ?. m. Uncle Gcehee. 6:$9 ?. m.--KoCh Caroiinians : ?. m.-"What'S Your Radio Prob lrm"" 1.l0 ?. m.--Carolinians
 Saturday. 8 ?, m. Decoration Day talk. %:l0 ?. m.- Sue Hastings Marion cites. $40 ?. m,--Irma Riedo, soprano, ?. n.--Unc!s Geebee, S:3o r. m.-~The Crlterions [ 2, m.-Sport Talk. 7:ln ?. n.-Criterlon orchestra ''5o p. m,--Neesey concert orch ?. m 0lEa Erika, soprano. ';5o p. m.-cav. Luigi censtan'ino pianist 10 ?. rn.-Helen shere Trio. 1A;5o p. m California Eamelers.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29

WWJ-Detr%t--S5s
 Friday. : P. m.--Dinner music, ?. m.-netroit News orchestra. 10 D n..-Goldkette's orchestra,
 kYW-Chicago-5Ss
 Friday. t:S0 ?. m.--Evenirs American pro, Il ?. Midnight review.
 saturday. . ?. m.--MuIc&l program i0:S5 ?, m.-Ccngrees Classic.
 KDKA-PlttNurgh-SOs
 Friday. s ?. m.--Bascball scores, ?. m.-Baseball scFcs. s:I5 p. m.-Health talk: Mental Fatigue" s:30 D. ms ockman reports. s:4S D. m,-Croatian Tambouritza orche stra. i0:S5 ?. m.-Tme signals, weather, pasebal scores.
 saturday. { ?. m.-Easeball scores. $ ?. m.-BaSebalI scores, 9:45 P. m.--Wes estirghouse hand, Westinghouse Male quartet. lG.55 ?. m.-Time signals, weather. baseball scores.
 WGN-Choaso-3i0
 Friday, 1:30 D. m.-pinner muslc. 9:30 p. m.-OrEsH recital l1;5o ?. m.--Drake Jazz Scamper
 Saturday. 7:90 2. m.-Dinntr music. s:5o 2. rt.- Organ recital l1:So ?. m.--Ja,I ScamP"r
 NIAS-Elsin--5n2
 Fridsy. ?. m.-Boss Own orch.sta
 Saturday. , ? r,-Nilla Olivia program WcAF-WashirEtcn--ies
 Friday, 5 ?. m.--"Th. Thunder storn scientific talk. e:ls 2. m.--To be announced. $40 ?. m.-A brief resume cf the results achieved by the National Conference on State Parks. 10 ?. m.-To be announced il D, m.-Wardman Park hotel orch. ~WRC-MashingtOn-I6s
 saturday. 7:45 D. m.-Chiliren's hour. 5 ?, m.-Dinner music. S:45 ?. m.-Blblr talk. 9 ?. m.-C. z. Marine band II 2. nl-Hotel MayHouar urrhcs'ra l1'2t ?. m.-"CrandSlIs Saturdal NiEhters"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
WPG--AtiaHtie City--2ss
 Friday,

Friday. e:4S ?, m.-Fifteen minute organ recital (reQuest selcCtions). : ?. m.-Morton Hotel Trio. $40 p. m.--Nineland Operatic so- ciety presenting TWO Nasahonds." B." 10 p. m.-Traymore dance orchestra.
 Saturday. s:45 2. m.--Organ recital (requeSt selectionsl 2 D. m.-Knickerbocker dinner dance.
 s:S0 p. m.-Msmorial Day program, 10 ?. m.-Traymere dGce orchestra. Il D. m. knickerbocker dance orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29

NBBR-Staten Island-2I2
 Saturday. $ ?. m.-Theodore Armstrong, Ho- linist. so p. m.-Rita RoEada, nezzo -xo- prano, S:.0 D. m.-Bible Questions and Answers. $40 ?. m.-Rita Rozads. $50 D. .-Theodore Armstrong.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
Saturday.

AIUFUdy' [ D. ni.--Sports-Msior m. Tate. 1:f5 ?. m.--Bill Stanley's orchestra. 7:45 p. Marshalrs Entertainers. k:10 '. m.--Harmonica Player. S:3o D. n1.-Hcward Walrath, cello. ?. m.--Al Marshalls Entertainers. 9:lS ?. m.-Howard Walrath. 9:30 p. m.-Harmonica Player. a:45 D. m-Dance orchestra. i0:l0 ?. m,-Frank Dailey's orch,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29

WOR-NewArk--i05
 Friday. s:1S F. m.-Hotel Lorraine orchestra S:30 r. m.-"Man In Moon" stories. : r. m.-Lorratne orchestra.
 Saturday. s:Ib ?. m,-David Glickstein, trum- peter. s:S5 p. m.-"Music While You Dine" Euclid Trio. T:S0 ?. m.-"rhe Commanders" s D. m.-st. Elizabeth College Glee club. SEQ p. m.-Irma zacharius, violinist S:35 D. m.--New Wayburn and com pany. 2 ?. m.--Phyllis krautcr cellist, 9:15 ?. m.--Glee club. 9:3i p. m.-Trma Zscharius 9:45 ?. m. Phyllis krauter. 10 ?. m.-American Legion program. II ?. m.--Ciro's orchestra
 WIP--Philadclphia-S09
 Friday. $ T. m.-Weather forecast. SOS ?. m.-knight's Singing orch. s:i5 ?. m.-Market reports. : T. m.-Uncle Wip.
 saturday. I T. m.-OrEan recital, 1:$0 ?. m. Weather forecast ?. m,-Dal Euch ArcadIans ', m,-weather. SOS ?. m.--Popuar numbers SIS ?. m.-Hotel St. James orch, 6:46 ?. nr Market reports 5. ni.--uncls NtP. ?. m.--Memoral Day program by the American Lssien. ?. nt.--Irish melodies in honcr of the famous Irish poet. Tom Moore. lo:o6 p. m-Benj. Franklin dance orchsstra. Ii:e5 ?. m.--orgsn recital
 WoO-PhiladeIphis-bos
 Friday. 7:30 ?. m.--Police reports, Dinner music, s:3D D. m.--Crown Glee club. g p. m.-WOO orchestra. 10 p. m.-Organ recital l0:30 ?. m.--Hotel Sylvania orch, l0:55 D, m.-Time signal, weather, II ?, m,-Dance program
 WLIT-Philadclphia-3as
 Friday. T:Sh ?, m.-- Dream Daddy s ?. m.-I.iterary Corner. ATist ro- cltah ln 2 r .-- Morning Glory club from n 10 l .. m.--Arcs1is dance orch,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
WEAF-New York-t9:

WEAF-New York-t9:
 Friday. s D. m.-Dinner music. 7 ?. m.-Genevieve Williams, so- prano.
 7:1o ?. m.-May Breen, bsnjoist, and Peter De Rose, pianist. 7;3o p. m.-sir Hobgoblin," story. 7;45 ?. rn.-Ernesto Vallejo. Niolinist p. m,--"The Happiness Boys" $50 p. m.-knights Of Columbus Glee club. 2 ?. m.--Home EntertainerE 10 ?. m.-"The Glorent Girls" Ie;So ?. nn.-BerEen Male quartet. II ?. m.-Dance music.
 Saturday. . ?. n1.--Memoria Day services from Arlington Cemetery, Washington. President Coolidge will speak. Music by Marine band. ?. m.-Brooklyn Elks club orch. D. n1.--Dinner music. : ?. m.-Mabelanna Corby, com poser: Elizabeth Spencer, soprano; William Stamn1, baritone. i;S0 ?. m.-"Trips and Adventures. 7:bo p. m.-J, J, Derwin, banjo. SD m.-Concert s:15 p. m.-"HuyIer's Four" S:45 ?. m.--ree Lavnhurst, pianist. ?. m.--J. J. Derwin, banjo. 1:15 ? m.-soder-Hueck VocaD quartet and the Tanning String Trio,
 s:45 p. m.--Hichsrd Franklin. pian- itt.
 10 ?. m.-Quartct and trio. lo:So D. m.-Ricbard Franklin, pianist. l0:45 ?. m.-CIayton Robbins, bari tone. II to 1" ?. nL--Nincent Lopez orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29

OU ps la4 lbdN piV6 dlll' 10 ?. m.-Traymere dajce orchestra. II D. knickerbocker dance orch.
 WCAE-Pittsburgh-462
 Friday. s:S0 '. m.- Dinner music. 7:S0 p. m.-Uncle kayhee. 7:j0 p. m.--Polica news. s:S0 p. m.-Conchrt.
 Saturday. o:5o p. m.--Tca- -dansant music. ?. m.-Orchestra program 6;3o p. m.-Dinner concert, 1880 p. m.-Uncle Kaybce, 7:4S p. m.-Polico reports ?. m.-Addrcss SIS ?. m.--Piano recital S:So p. m.-Concert.
 NGY-SCheneCtady-3S0
 Friday. 5 5n ?. m.-Trt sunday school lesson { ?. m,-AIbany strand thtater syb- phony. T:S5 p. m.--Health talk. 7:l6 p. m.-Ccmcdy, "Tweedlts. ln:3h '. n.-Radio debate lo:Se ?. m--WGY orcheSra.
 Saturday, 5 ?. m.---Ysl4-Princ-to baseball game from New Haren; also eroadclst by WIZ. 2 E. mt, s, Marine band, 70 E. m,-Ben Bernies oreh.strs
 WFAR-Ctescland--Sss
 Friday. p. -Fhilharmonic string quartet II ?. m.-JazE music from studio.
 saturday. ?. m.-Organ recital; Memorial Day compositions.
 MTAM-CleVrland-3Es
 Friday. p. m.-Golden Pheasant orchestra.
 Saturday. ?. m.-Concert orchestra. D. m.-Memorial program-Rabbi Abba Hillcl Silver; Cleveland Sing ine society lg ?. m-Noyel'y program ky Art Hsrsks, Ev Jones ana ths Coo Coo club.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
WLIT--PhiIailclphia-3as
 Friday.

7:sh ?, m.-- Dream Daddy. s ?. Literary Corner. AT'ist re-
 rltal. ln 2. MerninE Glory club from
 n 10 .. n m.--Arcsdis iAace orch,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29

WDAF-Kansas City-S65
 Friday. ih ?, m - Popular recital l.l5 D. m.--NirhthaVk Frolic
 saturday. 1.4i ? m NtShthd~k Frsllc and three orchel'rss.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29

The American Legion string sex te't., versatile group, played Our Director" march. as m opener 10 the program, and later in the evening q medley O. patriotic airs was heard.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29

On to 1888 and the War with Spain. The band burst forth with "A Hot Time Tn TN- O'd Town To rirht Tn. tenor sang that fsrllsr and toIchlrr cd ballad, Break the NsVs to Mother. Eesuutul Isle of
New Britain herald., 1925-05-29

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 Saturday. 9:S0 p. m.--Artonio Plans, baritone. Other artists.