New Britain herald., 1925-11-04

was also well represented. but the |
Florida broadcastors were suffering
from something or other and just |
kept on the outer border, thereby |
invoking our heated wrath,
Uncle Bill from Sweet Meadows
has habit OF dropping In on WBZ |
at rather unexpected intervals. He
wasn't scheduled TO broadcast last
evening, yet when We tuned in on
the station at about 7 o'clock, he
was doing his stuff, We musJaay that
we are bit disappointed II Uncle
Bill. He's become sarcastic since last
spring. You should have heard him
rip politics up the back and yet
while8we secretly chuckled and CUR
scd and made other funny noises
which started out to be chortles or
something like that and failed mis-
erably because We have a bad cold
in our head (the sentence is some
what drawn out, but II you really
want to get the sense OF il, If there
Is any, begin at made other funny
noises and skip the rcsD outward
ly we were shocked that our sweet
hammered old gentleman Of the ra-
do should dare TO sCorn the powers
that be. We expected that he would
be struck down by lightning or q
blackjack, but he continued along
with his talk, He came out with one
Of the slang expressions Of the day.
which rather grated. Something
about 1.-The Eskimo's ringcrbowl."
The expression is his but the quo
tation marks are our and are duly
protected by law.
Election returns gave us a big
kick, We thrilled over them Just us
we thrill over the reading OF the
stock reports. Several Of the New
York stations were sending out the
latest bulletins from the election
down there, and the Boston stations
were also making wise cracks about
the election, while from other towns
| in New York state, returns were
| coming in to the effect that so and
so had been elected mayor. Ten
election district out of 1920 in the
borough OF Manhattan give Walker
6,234,S76,555,o23, against Water
mans H." or something like that.
Such cinstituted the greater part OF
WNYC's program last evening,
Friedman and Fitch came across
with two bright bits from WIN,
New York, dashing off in haphaz-
ard manner. Smile A Little" and
Forever and Ever With You" We
beamcd our approval and smilingly
| cursed the static and the regenera-
tives. A lady who lives six houses up
the street dashed in and told US we
would have to stop the profanity. so
we smiled some more and knew We
| had been q success.
A ladies chorus from Georgetown
college, sang "Ukulele Lady" using
! WLW as a means for being heard by
! the world at large. We bcamed some
hloTe anu Shochcd ourSel1 ny lAilh-
ing Of some blue tinted words which
| Nad never occurred 10 us before.
How We MADE mat mistake we
haven't been able to inquire out let.
5ut, boy, they were plpplns ana We
wrote them down. Drop over 10 inc
oitlc9hny time and we. Il be glad 10
tell you all ABOUT EN-. 1heY il come
IN handy when the squeas ana
| Whistles oeSih 10 colhe H. lH'Ie
them as there Is IN klcklng big dents
IN the table leg ana there's less PAIN
at least 10 your 1901. Pardon US We
should have SAID liable legs We
have ono Of those ne" tables with
four legs
We heard NGBC tor a lew mo
ments, Blue Stceles orchestra play
ing Speech 1t wasn't coming IN
very loud, so We turned on Inc
monograph ana HStehed 10 me
| mum how q nppttV good. ana We & ~