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New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
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 clubs.
 10-Address, Edward E. Cary. 10:30-"Changes in New York Game
 Laws"
 l1-Royal Entertainers orchestra.
 WCAP-WASHINGTON-469 8-"Queer Quirks of Nature-Hail
 and Quail" S:15-Fritz Mueller. cellist, and Nal
 ton Boyce, concert pianist 8: 8:40-''Publicity in Foreign Affairs"
 talk. 9-t'rom New York. 10-From New York
 11-Program under the auspices Of Veterans of Foreign Wars, incl
 dental to the annual V. F. w. Buddy Poppy" day. |. s. Navy
 band orchestra. kDKA-PITTSBUR 6 6:3Q-Childrens period. 9--Stockman-farme news. 9:15-University of Pittsburgh ad- dress. 10-Ruud light opera hour. WCAE-PTTTSBURGH-i61 6:30-Dinner concert. 7:30-Sunshine Girl.
 S-Studio concert. 1O-Grand opera. 11:05-Dance orchestra. WBAL-BALTIMORE-248 7:30-WBAL dinner orchestra. S:30-WBAI-Sandman Circle.
 9-Louise Schroeder, soprano; Cor
 don Phillips, tenor; Josef Privette, pianist; Arthur Morgan, violinist; Clyde Mckay. baritone. 10-Jesse Lee Bennett, essayist. 10:10-Musical program. 1l-WBAL ensemble. WRNA-RICHMOND-256 9:30-Market report, weather, scores. 10-Talent from West Point, Va, or
 chestra, etc. 11:30-Binford and Keck, popular ballads.
 12-Carry Me Back to old Virginny. WSB-ATLANTA-42S 1 7-Entertainment. 10-Atlanta Chamber of Commerce program. 12:45-Wendell Hall and others. WLW-CINCINNATI-422 7:5O-Market reports, weather and scores. S-Hotel Gibson orchestra. S:30-Theartical feature. S;40-Hotel Gibson concert. 9-Crosley Little symphony orch.
 Soloists.
 11-Dance music from Castle Farm. 11:S0-Crosley Midnight Serenaders
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
MISSING SPRINGFIELD
 MAN NOW IS IN ITALY
Mother Gets Letter From son Who Disappeared From New York
 February 12.

Springfield, Mass, May 17 LP)-
 Robert Notman New York bond
 salesman who disappeared mysteri-
 ously February F from the Alpha Delta Phi house on 44th street. New York with a suitcase and $50 in cash and for whom the county has been combed since that date is in Livorno, Italy This information was receiv-
 ed today by his mother, Mrs. Robert
 l.. Notman of this city in an auto
 graph letter from her son. He gave few details of his movements since his disappearance. and indicated that
 he plans to sail for home within a few weeks.
 The belief of the missing mans friends that his disappearance was the result of a nervous condition is
 borne out by the context of the let ter which is the first clue to his whereabouts received since February
 He does not tell why he left New York, or how he got passage to Flu rope. Immediately after his disap- pearance friends headed by Frank L.. Dunlap. wealthy Springfield realtor offered q reward of 5000 for infor- nation which would lead to his dis Coyery.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
Through he Stahe

With thunder storms and a steady rain all day yesterday you can im- agine what radio was, if you were lucky enough to keep away from your Set Cor sets). Saturday night was q total loss and there was static all day yesterday. On Saturday night We heard a few selections from WTIC, and that's all. Last night We managed to do a little listening, but it wasn't what it should have been.
 Rattle-rattle, snap. bang, Thun- der and lightning, Hail, sleet and snow. Two violin solos provided all the entertainment We received on Saturday, these coming from the Hartford station. They were "Ador- ation" and Ava Maria" They might have been good, we don't know.
 We listened for q while to the juvenile program from WIZ yester- day morning, and then heard snatches of the church services from WIZ. WGY and WBZ. But there was no pleasure in listening in. Con- tinuous blasts of noise put pep into the proceedings and also put 4 crimp in our plans for the day. Static moderated somewhat toward evening, but the bloopers were bus ily engaged in making life miserable for everybody. WJIs Bakehght Hour proved interesting, as usual. A collection Of profusely illustrated se- lections were given, among them a soprano rendition Of Little Butter CID" from "Pinafore;" a trio. The Hunting Song" from King Arthur and cello solo, After A Dream" " The orchestra played 'The Music Box" It was a typical high class Sunday evening program and proved to be highly satisfactory, in spite oi the great odds against which we were working.
 A piano selection from WBZ, Springfield, during the Golden Rule Hour, took up lots of time, al though it contained lots to recom- mend it. The number was entirely too long, though. And that fellow with the two tube-super -squeal set added much to our woes. He's been learning to tune that set since Christmas and We get the full bene-
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
CANDIDATES
 CLOSE CAMPAIGN
Bitter Fight for Senate NOmina.
 ton Tomorrow Forecast

Philadelphia, May r tP) - Last
 hour appeals for support at tomor-
 rows primary election made today by the various candidates in Penn
 sylyania's free for all political
 struggle.
 Though most of the aspirants
 wound up their speaking campaigns
 Saturday, addresses today were ar Iranged over the radio OF at rallys i by all the opponents in the triangu- 1 lar contest for the republican nom- ination for the United States senate
 --Senator George Wharton Pepper ! Governor Clifford Pinchot and Con- i gressman William s. Ware.
 i Senator Pepper and Congressman 1 Ware were scheduled for radio talks from Philadelphia stations, Governor Pinchot was to speak at Stroudsburs
 in the afternoon and at his home in
 Milford at night.
 Mir. Ware who is running on a "wet' platform, said he would de- lyote his final plea to the dry" vot- CTS, feeling, he declared, that his nomination and election would be as
 much to their advantage as to those fayoring modification of the Vol stead law.
 q have said from first to last in
 this campaign" said the congress- man, that if we are to have that temperance, restoration to law and order, and a return to the funda- mental principles Of American gov 'ernment. that the Volstead act must be amended" Mir. Ware also assert ed that no one had made any au- thoritative statement" for President Coolidge in behalf of any candidate in the Pennsylvania senatorial cam paign.
 Both Governor Pinchot and Sen .ator Pepper issued statements deny ing Eleventh hour lies" they dcclar- ed have been circulated by support - CTS of their opponents. The gover- nor charged Pepper managers with spreading the rumor through West Imoreland and other counties that he had withdrawn from the contest, while Senator Pepper argued that Pinchot and Ware supporters had injected religious issue into the cam paign and accused him of bigotry.
 All three candidates said they awaited the verdict of the voters with confidence. Estimates Of their campaign managers gave Pepper q
 plurality of more than 10000;
 Pinchot 155,000, and Ware 200,000.
 Interest also was intense in the republican gubernatorial race. in which there are four candidates;
 John $. Fisher. Edward E. Beidle- man. Congressman Thomas W. Phil lips and John K. Tener. Mir. Fisher
 is backed by the supporters of Sen-
 ator Pepper, while Mir. Beidelman's candidacy is linked with that of Congressman Ware. Both declare they will be nominated by substan- tial pluralities. Congressman Phil lips and MT. Tener, former president of the National baseball league and
 former governor, are running in | ldependently.
 1 The principal contest in the democratic party was for the gu- Ibernatorial nomination, for which there are three aspirants. Judge
 Samuel E. Shull. Monroe county;
 former Judge William F. Porter and
 Judge Eugene C. Bunniwell, Phila- detphia. East issued statements
 predicting his own nomination. Will liam B. Wilson, secretary of labor | in President Woodrow Wilson's cabi- | net. was unopposed for the demo-
 cratic nomination for the United States senate.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
BUSY WEEK AHEAD
Three Athletic Contests To Be Play ed by \. B. H. $. Teams This Week.
Week.

Three athletic encounters will be
 staged by the baseball and track
 teams of the New Britain High
 school this week. The first is the track meet with Crosby High school
 of Waterbury tomorrow afternoon
 at Memorial field in Willow Brook park. The team will battle in it's
 second largest meet of the season when it will enter the contests at the Yale interscholastic meet at Yale field Saturday. The baseball team will see action in it's second
 home game against Weaver High
 school Wednesday afternoon at St.
 Mary's field.
 The track team with Captain Fred Zehrer, at the half mile event;
 Doc" Bray and Grysbowski in the | hundred; Frank McGrath in the o2O: Schick in the quarter mile;
 Skirchinsky and Derrick in the mile run; Erickson. Reed, Robertson and Beebe in the high jump; Conley and ! Zehrer in the shot put and discus
 contests: and Grysbowski in the broad jump is doing mighty well in practice and a close meet is eX- pected tomorrow. A strengthened team will march out on the baseball field Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17

fit of it. He cant even get WBZ, judging by the howl he sets up every time he tries.
 life in the Citizens Military Camp was the theme of a program by the Capitol Thcater Family. We heard the presentation through WJAR. Providence, although it had it's source al WEAF, New York. Bugle calls. band selections and the clos ing exercises of the day, with Taps" as the final number made up a highly interesting program, one Of the best yet given by that group of performers.
 Let's hope this week proves more satisfactory.
 That's all for today. thanks!
 P. E. l..
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17

day admitted police say. that they broke into a service station in Darien, a short time before their capture. In their small roadster police found three automobile tires, several inner tubes, chewing gum cigars and cigarettes. They gave their names as Ralph Darco, Ralph MaccarelIo and Louis Marcelin. The men had been 10 Plainville and were on their way back to New York, They are being held for investiga- ton.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
LECTURES.

WGY, Schenectady 8:l5-A talk by Andrew l.. Felker, Commissioner of Agriculture for the state Of New Hamp- shire.
 WEAF, New York city, S:25- "Cartoons and Buffoons," by Clare Briggs, noted cartoonist- WTIC, Hartford, S:45-Travel lecture, Nova Scotia" pr. J. Warren Harper.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17

10:05-Lou Drago. melodist. 1O:20-Frank Tremer's Orionites. 11:02-Frank Tremer's Orionites, 12 mid.-Ferrucci's Radio Raiders.
 WOR-NEWARK-405 6:15-Bill Wathey. Sports" 6:3o-Jacques Jacobs Ensemble. :. 7:30-Copenhagen quartet. S-"Current Events" lecture, II. V.
 kaltenborn. S:30-Virginia Richards soprano. 6;45-klein's Serenading Shoe
 makers. 9:45-The Lyric club. l0-Lieutenant Taylor Parachute
 Jumping" 1G:15-The Lyric club. lO:3o-saturday Review Of Litera-
 ture. 10:45-Leon Wood, organist, 11:15-Five Messner Brothers. 11:30-"Cherry Pie" program. 11:4Q-Five Messner Brothers.
 WAAM-NEWARK-263 6-Francis Jones' Brownies. Sport talk by Major Tate. 7:15-Thad Cohick, tenor. 7:30-Newark Chamber of Com
 merce. 7:S5-Maier Novelty Trio, S-Rev. MacPhersons Fellowship
 Hour.
 9-Ray Nichols orchestra. 9:30-Versatility Boys. 10-Joe Browns orchestra.
 WGCP-NEWARK-2o2 6-Studio program. 6:30-Piano duets. S:3O-Douglass Lane Artists. g-Jacvk Shatter, Reg Pierce, tenor
 and baritone. 9:15-Gene Sneden, songs. 9:30-Tenor and baritone. 9:45-Studio program. lO-Hannah Carlson, soprano;
 Broor Carlson, violinist, 10:l5-Hugo Waibel, pianist. 1O:30-Hannah Carlson, soprano; Broor Carlson, violinist. 1O:45-Hugo Waibel, pianist. 11-Hiawatha country orchestra, WEAM-PLAINFIELD-2G1 S-10:3O-Musical program from
 Plainfeld High school auditor
 ium. WGBB-FREEPORT-244
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
CONCEPTS.

NV-NNTITNIN INt WTIC, Hartford. S-Hartford Hospital Nurses Glee club. WLW, Cincinnati, 9-Crosley Little Symphony orchestra, with vocal soloists. WIZ, New York city, 9-The Reading Railroad Revelers, WISE. Atlanta, 12:45-Nendall Hall. Red Head Music Maker" and other artists.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
MONDAY.
BASEBALL RESULTS.

WGY, Schenectady-6. wEEI, Boston-6:10. WOR, Newark-6:15. wPG, Atlantic City-6;So. WEAF, New York-6:55. WAAM, Newark-7.
 WIZ. New York-7:So. WBz, Springfield-7;40. wLW, Cincinnati-7:5O. WNYC, New York-S. WMSG, New York-S.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
EVENING PICK.
GRAND OPERA.

WEAF. New York, 10-Grand opera. Ia Gioconda." pre- sented by the WEAF Grand Opera Company. This pro- gram will be broadcast by WTIC, Hartford.
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