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The Washington times., 1926-12-03
EVANSVILLE HILLS
BUNGALOW Is BURNED

About $50 this morning q one
story frame bungalow at Mckinley
avenue and swope Street, Hyatts'
vile Hills. burned To- the ground.
The loss IL estimated at 1880.
The property belonged to Mrs.
Catherine Frost, who IL staying N
Baltimore at present. with her
mother. There was no one about
the building at the time.
The origin Of the fire 10 I'M
known. When the firemen arrived
there was nothing left but charcoal.
The Washington times., 1926-12-03
MAN Is FOUND FROZEN
TO DEATH IN BOSTON

BOSTON. Dec. 3.-An unidentified
man, aged about 80 years. found
frozen to death in a doorway early
today, marked the winters first
cold weather victim here.
The Washington times., 1926-12-03

sleeping in the parlor Of the Morgan
home BY Bridget Foley. housekeep.
er for Mr.. Morgan, who Ii an III.
vestment banker.
The Washington times., 1926-12-03

The Good Fellows are already doinG
good work. Are yOu . Good Fellow
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New Britain herald., 1926-11-16
lnsurance-Ail Kinds

CC1DENT-Automoblle and Life. Surety & Fidelity bonds. Philip Nj. Pagan. Gen. Ins-. 1S1 Main, Room 3 and 1. Tel sl2l
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New Britain herald., 1926-11-16
AUTOMOTlVE

Autos and Trucks For Sale 8 BUICK-New 1927 Master Six two door sedan. fully equipped. Never been run. Price $500 cash. A. Kall, 81 Chap man St. Tel. 1S35-3.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-16

THEIR CREDIT IS Al GA true story) married couple had been forced to delay payment of their bills until their credit standing had been hurt. We ad- vanced them $500 to pay off their bills. They have repaid the greater part of their loan and their credit Is Al. We Lend Up to $500 to Housekeepers
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 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY 1ol RAPHAEL BLDG, SECOND FLOOR
 9s WEST MAIN STREET between Washington and High Sts.
 TEL. 1-9-4-3. OPEN to 5:S0 SATURDAYS to l Licensed by the State and Bonded to
 the Public.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-16
Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants
Footwear and Clothing

BuLBS-Tulips. Hyacinths, Narcissi. Large variety. selected bulbs. S. P. Strople, 1855 Park street.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-16

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New Britain herald., 1926-11-16

oLDSMOBILE USED GAR DEPT. 1926 Essex Coach
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New Britain herald., 1926-11-16
HUPMOBILE AND STAR USED CAR DEPT.

Convenient terms can be arranged on any of the above cars
 BURRITT MOTOR SALES co. 34o Hartford Ave. Tel 41sS
New Britain herald., 1926-11-16
FINANCIAL
Money To Loan

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 New Britain, Connecticut Under supervision of the State
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New Britain herald., 1926-11-16

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New Britain herald., 1926-11-16

LUMBER JACKETS-Hundreds Of pat terms to choose from. ranging from
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-27
GOOD NIGHT AT CHICAGO
Fans Report Marked Success in Get
ting Foreign Stations.
BIZ United Press

BIZ JHtted Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-Radio fans
here today reported marked success
in reception of foreign stations which
participated in last nights interna-
tional radio tests. London, Paris,
Brussels. Buenos Aires, Budapest.
Mexico City and several otWer for
eign stations were heard. according
to the claims.
C. A. Wilson said he heard sta
ton ESP, Paris. at 1910. James
Peterson heard PWX at Havana. be-
tween and 10 p. m.
CZE at Mexico City and LOW at
Buenos Aires. were heard by r. J..
Martin, using a five-tube neutrodyne
set. w. Treptow said he heard SBR
at Brussels on a homemade set.
Several fans reported good recep-
ton from PIT at Paris; one fan said
he heard musical number from a
station in Budapest, another heard
OAK at Lima, Peru, and others re-
ported excellent reception from
5-WA at Cardiff Wales. 2-LO. at
London. IBID at Aberdeen, Scotland,
ORV at Vienna and 2-zY At Man
chester, England
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-27

FSB5 r' ng sse As sfsSfe TS ae W M6AE
l3959(. Kansas City~mMusic. MEAA1F
WtEEi' ksD~ WV, W SlSfy % SisR wGN
(302S), Chiccgo--Concert program.
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9VssSIq' 55o PSijpgs! bSs9a 'flh Wand
Sq9heert ~ WTMAKEoe SSe5 q, 9uftslo-'
o Sgsie w Sdapesss S#sM ssgs pSasa
yille--choir program. vito t475;gl
(3527), Detroit-Dance.
$3.50 p. M.--KFAB t340,sl Lincoln---Qr,,
chestra; vocal and instrumental. K!PRC
5Sg6,9) Honston715Tenor;, piano. K0A
SSsn. ~ss9ssR sonSs, S1 IS %gMAseS 447gyG;
SeffasOoSnffqno' ww6SAfP 1913 S ssS
1922 New e STisnSsIcogcep1 wsMBI
String quartet.
$500 P, M.-KMA ts52) Shenandoah
F sSst ga songs; clog dancer KE E6X
ETas Ss74Hs A H9s sPrngss9Sl o1;
Te st" pFogra nav WIZ tcsSsE.SSGw' Spring
fied-studio, wDAF (365,9). Kansas
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Z1oMIotorD Boat show; talk. wMBs
(250), ChBicagoM7o olTchestra; popular pro-
amS woAM No S2s2EsSs JdawPsalSedRgrSi
-Theater program.
0;15 p. M.--KFUO (5451). 81. Louis -
Talk by Rev. w. Wink.
o;so T. M;MKoAc l2so.2), Corvallis
W WoTth DaSs VIII S4o6e 'echSi eagoEw.
Organ; yoealists;, dance, wiz l454, 80,
WNMTcA 3s4i NcS spee9SS 2TsesssfS
ers. WOO i50sS), Philadeiphia,--
0:sg p. M.--woR t4O5.2). Newark
Nine. Davis and singers.
1900 TO II :O0 p, M.--Sn.ENT-INTER-
NATIONAL TEST PERIOD.
btI Id0S.I M1 p8 SS4se3) Los Aagelss
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D aDsa. KY va (5$sSe44t2 d RRfieysS-
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5000, Ghica1g,oSnoIpance; ,soloists
serenaders; organ features. WIN
(381.2l. New. York--Orchestra. wL1B
ds1ce wf Gs9ic9Ss24d63opuaTi PgosywSFnS
l3446). Chicago-WLS Circus program.
MMCA (341( New York; Orchestra
WOK (217,3) Chicago--Dance WOJ
(447.5l Chicago--SSylarlSs entertain
ers.I WSB (42S.3l. Atlanta--Orchestra
IL; 80 ?. M---wCco (416.4). Minneapolis
St. Paul--Organ
Hay r, M.-wpAF. 1896 81. Kansas City
-Nightbawks Frolic.
1900 M,-zKYw (535.4l Chicago-or-
gan; KPo i42S.3l San Francisco-
Orchestra. KJR (3S44). Seattlewor-
eehstra WBBM l2261 Chieago--
Banjo piano, orchestra. WHIT (4OO)
Chicago--Your Hour League. Pat
Barnes.
1890 A. M.-WJJD (3702). Mooseheart
Popular; ''Settin Up Hour
1 100 A, M.-KYW (535.4) Chicago--In-
scmnia Club. WQJ (447.5), Chicago
Ginger Hour; orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-27
Today's Best

German and South American
Stations--11 <p. m, EST-lnter-
national test programs.
WSAI, Cincinnati 1926 M. 11l5
p. M. CST-WSAI string quartet.
WEAF', and Hook Up 10 p. M.
EST-Roxy and his gang.
WLW, Cincinnati (422 M, 5 P. M,
CST-Anniversary program until
1880 a. n., Thursday silent during
test hour.
WIZ. New York asa M, $3.50 p.
NJ, EST-Hunter college concert.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-27
Foreign Stations
Broadcasting
Wednesday, Jan. u


9 to 10 p. m. Central Time,
American. Canadian. Cuban,
and Mexican stations. broad
cast special programs for over
seas listeners.
10 to IL p. m. Central Time.
All American continent stations
Silent. Broadcasting from OAK,
Lima. Peru $3.50; LOW, Buenos
Aires 900; LOX, Buenos Aires
(375); Z EAJ, Madrid 1873; Ham
burg (392.5); Stuttgart (446);
Berlin (505); Brussels ESQ;
Breslau (416); Vienna 500;
Prague 1863; Munich (4S5);
Munster (410).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-27

(454.3) New Yorly-Concert orchestra;
p PROG ofH @iSaSAo " C4iaa7,5J, Chicago =
Organ; story lady.
o'l Music f M wRN var ea5s.453l,.O New York
Opera Notes; baritone: finance.
$3.50 =, M.-,MA,HG d9SSII55.e). New York { s;k
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PittsburghGC hldren's period. WEAF
!49l5l New York p WnS sS S5a "
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Des Moines-orchestra. WILT t39Aa;2olC
Ph5lssepfP1baiIdR5leahmI woR
= t406.2) Newark--Orchestra topics
S6ea,on 4Ss isk MyM NasR
vliie-Orchestra; bedtime stories.
$40 P. M.-wLS t344.6). Chicago-of-
CdS P. M.-wJR t51p. Pontiac--Good-
will program.
t f; M FNF 2s a5 osia%%hfcsSs
cert. ,KsD g545 x St; LoWs-orches-
@Unci = t bedtime stories, wAHG
S3I59l RicEmornd 'F 5aa nb;s. motor
Observation-Disclosures Com ,rt orchestra, vocal
MCCO !416.4l. Minneapolis:St. Paul
tiac-Music. WEEI (34s o., Boston
Earl Nelson and IKE WEBB (370;2G
(379.5l cheneetady-Operatic quar-
tte. WGR 1870 Bgffalq-Mamford
MaeeNider. pWHB (S65,6) Kansas Git
soprano. WLIB s02 81 Cbieago@Din.
phia-Studio WIS (344,6l, Chicago
Fodr and Glenn. Lullaby Time. WMBB
(250l. Chicago-Semi-c classical program
WORD (275), Batavia-Program read
ing. WOO (50S2). PHILADELPHIA
United States Army Band. WHOA
CAD, New York-Talk: services: WQJ
program NTAM t3S9.4l. Cleveland
Cleveland ogram. VITO (475.9),
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TEST SOUNDS
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reception of CzE, Mexico City, at
9:45 p. m. He heard vocal solo,
ITO Wild Rose" and at $3.50
picked up WKAQ, San Juan. Porto
Rico, on wave length of $40
meters where he heard Carmen"
w. L. Heinrichs, lit E. Twenty
Third st, reported he received faint
music at 1920 p. m, from sta
ton on a wave length around 263
meters. Heinrichs says that it was
impossible to receive the call let
ter.
G. A. Walter. indianapolis. said he
heard a baritone 500 very clearly for
about two minutes. and caught only
enough of the announcement 20 un-
derstand that ID was special pro-
gram. The station then faded. +"
]. F. Connell OF the kruse- Connell
Company reported hearing Indian
Love CALI on 26S meters.
Better Weather
Tonight, the fourth of the tests,
viii find greatly improved weather
conditions over the Atlantic, accord
ing to dispatches, and should prove
to be the best night of the tests.
A. ]. Allen. secretary of the
Radio Broadcast Listeners Associ-
alton, reported he encountered a new
hazard in trying to pick up foreign
stations.
Snow on high current wires caused
leaks of energy which interferred,
in addition to the squealing, howl
ing and whistling of improperly OPP
Grated regeneratiyel type receiving
sets.
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Hartford-Coast Guard Band. wWJ
(352.7) Observation-Disclosures soloists.
1908 p. M.--woR l405.2l, Newark -
BALM and Race; why We Mispell.%
7;15 T.. M.-KDKA (3091l, East Pitts
burgh-University of Pittsburgh adj
dress WIS (3440). Chicago-WLS
Trio in War Songs
1880 p. M.-KDKA t3091l. East Pitts
burgh--Little symphony. KOA 1922 4.
Denver-String orchestral talk. KPRC
(298.9). Houston-Dance, KYW
(535.4D Chicago-Music PWX t400J
Havana--Band concert, WANG (315,6)
Richmond Hill Mickey WBAP
l475.9l, II. Worth-Concert. WEAF
(491 81 New York-Saxophone octet
also WOO, WEEI, WCAE. WSAI. WHAS
(390.S) Louisville-K. and l. Orches-
ira; string trio. WHO (526). Des
MOines--Artists; music. WIZ (454 80 1,
New York--Lewisohn Concert WSUI
1890. Iowa City-Music
7:45 p, M.--wLs (344.6l, Chicago -
Rodeheayer program; WHIT t400l Chi
>WRNY (25S.5), New York-Piano
series.
9,6o r. M.-woR c4O5.21. Newark--cul-
yer Club dinner
500 p. M.-wAHG tsl5-sl: Rich3mqP,agqa
orchestra WCAE l4o1. 81, Pittsburg-
Concert. WBss (333.3l. Springfield
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2RD. Aberdeen. Scotland (497.1 M
OAK. Lima. Peru $3.50 M

Direction sr. Antonio Garland.
1000 p. M.-The Plebiscite of Taona and
africa. Short Dissertation
by Ing. Carlos Jiminez Cor
rea.
1O:Os p. --Proch-,Light so
p p,;5 p,. srsa. sT vsleq Ross
Ayarza de Morales Solar.
1910 M.-Quenas = Native Waltz =
bunker Lavalle LPeruvian)
Orchestra OAK"
10; p. M.-Pearls of Brazil--Feliciano
David-Soprano: Sra. Ma
4 Italia Garland de Cook.
Piano: Sr. Federico Ger
1852 p. M,-Granada Acknowledgements
Ao'7o Z " cagni. Sra Victoria Diem
deSSicceli. Orchestra.
1O:4s p. M.-Serenade of the Kisses-De;
Observation-Disclosures OAK
10 80 p. M.-Unhappy Love (Songl Al
fonso de Silva ter SRA.
Natalia Garland de Cook.
Piano: Sr. Federico Ger
DIES.
Orchestra OAK"
IL LIP. MA Furtive Tear-Donizzti-
Piano Piano sra Rosa Merce-
des Ayarza de Morales So
lar.
IL POP. M-The Wood on the River =
ValCarcei - Piano. Srta.
Alicia Cardenas Garcia.
II pap. MA fose lui-Traviata-Srt
Valentino olin-Piano: Sra.
Ayarza de Morales Solar
IL :26 p. M.-Rusticanela--Fox Trot-Or-
chestra OAK"
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RADIO 7 a =sSs
tAI Standard Tlme)
WFBM

Merchants Heat and Light
Company. 26S Meters.
Wednesday, Jan. "a.
6:OO-Sports and stock market
reports.
6:S0-Children's hour, courtesy
Franklin Life Insurance
Company.
7;c0--Gus Edwards Athletic
Club Orchestra; Stuart
Sisters Quartet.
S:00--Indianapolis Caledonian
Society, Burns anniver-
sary concert. y
1000 to 11:00-Silent hour; in
ternational test week.
11:00-Gus Edwards Athletic
Club Orchestra.
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Radio Programs

5;3OP. M.-4KDKA lso9.1t East Pitts
burgh---Children hour. WBI (333.3l,
pringfield-Little symphony: dance.
WCAE 546l , 80 pittsburg Dinner con 81
Paul Market: cvhildren's hour WFi
(3945l hiladelphia--Concert ,orches-
time. WGR (31al Buffalo-Two piano
: recital. WGY t379.51. Schenectady
Program for children VICES t3l9b( f.
New York--Orchestra. WIZ 4o4.3l.
New Yorls--New York University
course WHOA (34I !. New Ycrk--Or-
chestra. WOR (4O52). Newark--En-
somble. VITO (475.9). Hartford--Din-
ner concert
5:I5 p. M,-WEEI ls4s.el Boston-Big
tady@orchesira. voc assoc. Daven-
port--Chimes-
600 p. M.-KYw (535,4). Chicago =
Dinner music KMA " 1922 s1s q, "a
Misunderstanding interest matters;
WDAF (3Bo.6l Kansas City school
OF the Air" WEAR 1889 Al. Cleveland
. Orchestra. WEAF (491.5(, New
YorlS-Synagogue services. VIII
gan; talk WJR OLD, Pontiae1or-
chestra soloists. VIVID (37Q;2lj
Observation-Disclosures concert. WIZ
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Radio .CataIama. Barcelona Spain,
(46OM.

1O:OOP. M.-''Le Geisha." Jones.
1O:15P. Me- Condo de Luxemburge.
Lehar.
1890 P. Ma viuda Allegro. Lehar.
1916 p. M-"Eva." I.ehar.
Played by Spanish Orchestra
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FOREIGN PROGRAMS TONIGHT

FOREIGN PROGRAMS TONIGHT
(All broadcasting commences at II
p. m.,. eastern time; 10 p. M, cen
trail; 9 p. M, mountain; s p. m,
Pacific.)
OAK, Lima $3.50 Ml-Poems. piano
solos; orchestral selections by the
OAK Orchestra; operate arias and
native music.
LOAX, Beunos Aires (S75 Nd
Musical features.
LOW. Beunos Aires 600 Moon
cert music.
Hamburg (292.5 M-Norag Or
chestra and Frau Erna Knoll LANCE,
soprano soloist in concert of Puccini
music.
Stuttgart (446 M)-Symphony con-
cert, including numbers by Wagner,
Mozart, Beethoven, Meyerbeer,
Weber and Richard Strauss.
Prague 1858 M)-Program featur-
ing Dvorak's "Slavische TAM"
Vienna $3.50 M)-Orchestral CON
cert of light music. including "The
Poet and Peseant," overture, "Por-
gynt,' suite, etc.
Munich 4S5 M)-Professor George
Baumgartner in Schubert's song
Cycle die Schone Mullerin," with
Richard Staab at the piano.
Bresselau ali M)--Herman Zanke,
flute; Alfred Lasserstein, violinist;
CURT Horzman, cellist; EdmInd
Mich, pianist.
7-EAJ, Madrid 1857 M)-The Ken
dali six jazz band and Ibanetz Tango
Orchestra, from the Palazio Del
Nicolo.
Programs broadcast Tuesday
night, as certified for The Times, Of
fetal paper in this district, by the
international test committee. follow:
6BM, Bournemouth, England 1886 M
1000 P. M.-wireIess Orchestra
1915 p. M-Gerald Kaye. tenor.
t0:3OP. M.-Philip Taylor baritone solos.
1O:45 P. M.-winnefred Ascot three So
prano solos.
5WA, Cardiff, Wales 1851 M
10 100 P. M-Paul specht's Canadian Dance
Band from Kit Kat Club.
Five popular dance num-
bers. Names not received.
10:f5 P. M-walter eileen. tenor solos.
1o.3O P. M.--Fredericlx Hall. harpist.
5XX, Daventry, England Q6Ol M
Same program as broadcast by 5WA was
relayed by this station.
IBID, Aberdeen, Scotland (497.l MI
1000 p. M.--Wireless quartet, popular
numbers.
1915 P. M.-ADorothy Forrest. mezzo So
prano.
10 80 p. M.-Robert Anderson. baritone
solos.
1o:45 p. M.-wireless quartet.
10 $50 p. M.-weather report.