New Britain herald., 1926-07-02
FRIDAY.
DAYLIGHT sAVIN GTnIE
MTIC-HARTFORD-l76


 WTIC-HARTFORD-l76 e:S0-Dinner concert. Emil Helm berger's Hotel Bond Trio: Tn Sum mer Fields and Garden: a. Al Fresco (HerberD: b. Firehios-a Summer Idyl U-incke); c. Whls- pering Flowers Non Hlon); d. The Mil CRaff); Q. Les I'leurs aui Mons Aimons (CremieuN); f. Butterflies tSleiukol; E, Beside the BabblinE Brook (Eoisdeffre); h. Narcissus CNevtn); i. With q Waterlily CGrieg); j, The Glow Worm tLiuckel; k. The Lotus Flower CSchuberD; ]. Niolats (WriEhD: m. l Know Lovely Garden tD'HardeloD; n. Wood land Whispers (Czibulka); O The Busy Bee (Bendix), 7;30-News. baseball scores, base ball review, agricultural and road reports.
 7:45-"The Fourth Of July" Chief John T. Moran, Hartford Fire department.
 s-Piano recital: q. Intcrmazzo (Kramer); b. Berceuse (Tchat- kowsky); c. Petite Trianou Ga vote (Ferratal: d. Chant d'Ar- mour CStoiowsk). Laura C. Gau- det, staff pianist WTlC. s:15-"Fiddle an Bee: Polo naise (Wicniawski); b Romance. Op. 4 CWioniawskD, c, Mazurka (WieniawsHD. S.3o-Colt Park Municipal dance or chestra.
 s:30-Community Choral club of Clinton, Conn; David E. Burn ham, accompanist; Seward F. Hull, conductor: a Night tWat- son); b. Song Of the Nolga Boat men (Russian Folk Song (Rarge Hauler's Cnant); c. Viking Song (Coleridge e-Tay}or); d As Tor rents in Summer (Elgar); Q. The Shadow March (Protheroe); f. Homing (Del Riego); g. Coin Home (Dvorakl (from the Largo Of The New World Symphony"D 10-The E. B. C. orchestra Of New Britain, Conn; C. H, Clarkson, conductor: a March; Manhattan Beach (Sousa): b. March: To the Rescue G.incoln); c. Waltz. Fall en Leaves (Seredy); | March; Connecticut March (Sercdy); C. March: National Emblem tBeag- leyl: 7. Waltz: Merry Widow Uehar); 2. March; Thunderer (Sousa).
 10:30-WTICs Mail Bag 1-0:45-"The Debutants' Period. 11-News, weather.
 WJAR-PROVIDENCE-306 s.15-Baseball scores, 20-"Rubc" Marquard, president and manager Of the Providence baseball club will talk to the baseball fans. S:So-Alce McGowan. soprano so- lost
 s:45-Musical program. 9-Dick Harrington and Art Con yea. in Song and Nonsense. 10-Ang,o- persians." l1-Providence Billmore dance or chestra,
 WBI-SPRINGFIELD-3@3 6:55-Markrt reports 7-HoteI lenoX ensemble. 7:3G-Basehall results. 7:&S-lnformation concerning Civil Service examinations. 7:45-Bob Palterson's Hotel Kim ball Trio.
 a-To be announced. 1o-John Kerwau. mandolin; Tim othy CahiIl, guitar. to:30-Hotel Brunswick orchestra. 11-Weather reports; missing per sons; baseball results,
 NTAG-WORCESTER-2Gs 7:15-Story teller. T:45-Ncws review. s:15-Puzzle Corner editor S:30-Concert program. l0-Whitall Anglo Persians.
 WNAC-BOSTON-2S0 6-Krazy Kat Riddles hlub. 6:S0-Broadcas from Palace res taurant; Sam Blub and his orch. T-''Vacations in New England.' 7:05-Broadcas from Palm Gar dens, NantasEet; Doll Eisenbourg and his Sinfonians. T:35-Broadcast from Paragon Park, Nantasket; Vietor's band of New York.
 s-Concert program s:SO-The New Hotel Kenmore en- semhle.
 s-Musical program. s:3o-Joseph Heller, vlolintst; ac- companied by Bertha Natkiel. io:45-Dance music, broadcast from Pember-on Inn. Hull. Ray Stew artson and his orchestra,
 WEEI-BOSTON-3l9 B:45-stock market and business news.
 b.55-Lost and found. s-Keith's Radio Review 6:10-Events Of the day and base ball scores. 7.3o-Hiram and the Dairy Maids S-MGsicale.. S:30-Sandy MacIarlane. e-From New York, La France or chesira. 9:so-The Musicale Chef. l0-From New York, Whiuall An E)o Persians. 1o:Sn-Ed Andrews Nautical dance orchestra direct from Nautical NIL Tboro TcI ifa