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New Britain herald., 1926-07-09

| heard the Eskimos from WEAF, 1 New York, The quartet sang spe- 1 cial arrangement Of Land of The Sky-Blue Water" an arrangement which was as musical as it was diff ficult. They got away with it, too. Lieut.. Eskimo Eugene Dyer, and why his full name and title were given, we don't knew, played a sax ophone solo, "Vagabond King Waltz" which proved to be enjoy able, WTAM faded a trifle.
 Emil Heimberger's orchestra ren- dered a first rate program of dance music though WTIC as the con- cluding feature on the evening" S schedule. Prominent among the numbers were You've Got to Know How To Love" and "On The Ri viera," which, in fact that it is de- viera," which, in spite Of the fact that it is decidedly tuneful. is little too much like "Valencia," to be all together effective.
 Extra loud was WPG, Atlantic l City, where the last number on the program by Conway's band was heard. This proved to be Valencia, |" and it was a typical band orchestra tion of the number. This organiza ton broadcasts each evening and is rapidly becoming a favorite with fans,
 The first selection by the Silver town orchestra was heard through WTAM, Cleveland, and then WEEI, Boston, was visited and other selec- ions were heard from that point This band Is excellent, there's no numbers was My Heart Will Tell Me So," and the Silver Masked Tenor, another of those mysteries and probably the original, sang I'd Climb The Highest Mountain" and Good Night
 Then from WEA1, New York. in person (not a moving picture) came the Buffalodians in No Foolin'." !" WEAT was loud and clear and STEADY.
 A steady sizzling accompanied | CNRM, Montreal, which was rather loud. It was the first time that sta ton had been brought in in ages. Our assistant says he reached there just as the French announcer was signing off. How he knew the sta ton was signing off, we don't know, because he knows only one language outside Of English and that one is Profane.
 Static and sizzling accompanied WCBD, Zion, and @ duet, Sitting On the Beach," was heard, this being presented by two vocalists, followed by volinist in a classical selection. 1 The telegraph editor handed us a review of the program given by Latham, Ashley and us at WTIC last evening. We give you our word We did not bribe the telegraph editor, who is above such things, and, be- sides. he said the sum wasn't enough. He promised to give frank story of the whole thing. Here it ls'
 "A half hour Of special interest to
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09

New Britain radiophans opened at S:30 o'clock at WTIC, when a ser enading trio composed of Stanton Ashley, Dwight Latham and Paul E. Lucas put on program of popular songs and character recitations, with the last named member of the trio acting as impromptu announcer. Their program, which went over well, included the singing of several well known airs, among which were Drifting and Dreaming The Girl Friend" a medley of college songs and MT. Latham's original compo- sition, 'Arkansas,' with banjo &C., compartment The trio's effective impersonation' Of jazz band play ing Tn My Gondola, also was good.
 "The recitations given were in the French Canadian dialect" (and let us here say that the telegraph edi- tor cares not a boot for the afore- mentioned French-Canadian dialecD and were offered by Mir. Lucas. His first was one in which the sup posedly French Canadian speaker was explaining his first game of golf, and the encore was a humor- ous explanation Of Shakespeare's Hamlet"
 That's all for today, thanks!
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New Britain herald., 1926-07-09
NAMES THREE MEN
 WHO ATTACKED HIM
Man Cast Adrift in River Also
 Gives Reasons

Tekemah, Neb.. July g P>-Un- conscious for 36 hours William Deckert, you g Iowa farmer and former German army aviator, had recovered enough last night to name three rlc.l wAo beat him following an argument over Missouri river land and pushed him Into the river bound to a log.
 He was rescued twelve hours la ter.
 Deckert, in a critical condition, at first pleaded ig -orance of any req son for the attack, then admitted he had been warned by note tackled to the oar of his rowboat that If he came to the Nebraska shore of the river again he would be killed and put in the river.
 D,ckert said he paid no attention to the note and crossed the river again Tuesday night, Three men met him, one of them stuck a gun in his side and they started abusing him. He struck at one of them and was cIubbed from behind, he
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09
Through fife Static

Our trusty assistant handled the receiving end of the radio last eve ming, since we were occupied at WTIC with Red" Latham and stan" Ashley. But said assistant begs to report on several sheets of bonded stationery that the night was excellent, with slight statical interference coming on late in the evening, this interference being nothing 10 get hot under the collar about. There was excellent volume and things dashed through in 8 ciean-cut manner.
 The United States Marine band pulled another queer one last eve ming, a vibophome, or some such name. It sounded like d Hylophone, except that it was louder and clear CT. The manipulator played it with four hammers They present d new type of instrument every time they broadcast, and it's hard to keep up with the changing styles. In addi- ton 10 the band music, which came through well, this Nbophonist offer CT Relieve Me. If All Those En- dearing Young Charms" right well, WIZ, through which We heard the program, behaved admirably.
 
 WTAM, Cleveland, was among those present and through it were
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09

S:15-Organ recital. 9:15-Ambassador concert orch. 10-Olson's dance orchestra. 10:30-Traymor Grill dance orch. 11-Dancc orchestra, | 11:30-Organ recital. 12:15-Shelburne dance orchestra.
 WHAR-ATLANTIC CITE-275 7:45-Billy Baxter in the "Horti- cultural Question Box" 1 S-Seaside Hotel Trio.
 WGY-SCHENECTADY-3s0 6-stock reports, news items and
 baseball scores. 1 6:30-Int. Sunday school lesson. Dinner program by Hotel Van
 Curler orchestra, Schenectady. 7:25-Baseball scores. 7:30-Health talk. 7:35-WGY orchestra S:15-Fantasy, "Old King Cole" by
 pupils Of Helen Campbell, assisted
 by Maurice Randall and Frank
 Oliver, Of the WGY players. 10:3O-Dance music by Hermanco
 concert and dance orchestra.
 WHAM-ROCHESTER-27S 6:SO-Dinner concert. 8:15-Play, "Old King Cole" by
 WGY Players.
 WGR-BUFFALO-319 7-Wingers Entertainers. S-Ev Jones Gang. 9-WEAF. 1 9:30-Rcri;al. l 1O-Joil with WEAF. 11-1-Su. ger music. WMAk-BUFF'ALO-319 1 6:3O-7:15-Dinner music. 1 7:30-S:15-Musical program. | S:15-10:30-WGY. 10:30-11;So - University Terrace Serenaders. BX-UTICA-205 6:3O-7:S0-Dinner dance music. 10--Playet.
 WCAP-WASHINGTON-1G9 | 7:55-Baseball news. S-Wardman's Park Trio. 9-To be announced. -Anglo-Persians. l 10:30-To be announced. 1 WBAI-BALTIMO l7-WBAL Sandman Circle. 7:SO-WBAL dinner orchestra. S:3O-Organ recital. 9-Musical program by artists. 1 10-Municipal band.
 WCAE-PIrTSBUR RGH-i61 6:S0-Diuner concert. 7:45--Address
 8-Studio program
 9-Studio concert.
 10-Anglo- PersianS.
 KDkA-PITTSBUR RGH-S09 6:30-Dinner concert. 7:I5-Baseball scores. 9-Stockman-Farm news and
 market period with reports on all
 important livestock, grain, wool
 cotton and produce markets. 9:3O-Concert arranged by Madame
 Leonore Gordon Foy. 10:55-Time signals and weather
 forecast. Baseball scores. ..
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09
NEW EXCHANGE HOME

Chicago. July (Pl-The Chicago stock exchange, second largest in the country, is to have a new home The board of governors has ratified an offer of long time lease-hold in a new building to- be erected in La Sale street by the state bank ot Chicago. The move will double the floor space of the exchange.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09

A meeting of the board of direc- tors of the Maple Hill Water Go. was held Wednesday evening at the home of President G. E. Root on Golf street. The regular semi-an- nual di.'idend of per cent was de- clared, payable on August 1. The sale of the equipment of the present water company to the recently form ed Maple Hill fire district was dis cussed. Several propositions will be presented tonight at the meeting of the l ar of commissioners of the Maple Hill fire district.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09
INTER-TOWN SQUABBLE
MiIlbury and Sutton, Mass, in Ar gument and Former Won't Lend Fire Department Any More.

Miubury, Mass, July g Pl-For ten years the fire department of this town has been playing the dual role of Santa Claus and fire man to the town of Sutton but those days are over, the selectmer here say. In the future when the neighboring town, which has nc fire department, has a fire they can put 1t out without the aid of any of the residents of this town. and it all has ended this way just be- cause Millbury had a brush fire.
 The selectrnen and fire engineers say that the firemen here have been answering night and day calls for aid from Sutton for 10 years without this town charging Sutton for it. Recently when a serious brush fire broke out here several Sutton men aided in putting it out The next development came when Sutton sent bill for the services of her residents 10 the town Of Millbury. And the next came yes terday, when the selectmen de- clared Millbury is dropping the tos- sel cap and Whiskers.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09
ITO GET MORE PAY

Rome, July L9 - The wages Of the entire personnel of the vati- can, from the lowest employees to the members of the Sacred College, are to be considerably increased, the newspapers say, to meet the higher cost of living.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09

The annual Sur lay school picnic of the Congregational church will take place, Saturday. July IT, at Crystal lake. Harry Webster will be in charge of the affair.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09

Gentlemen's night will be observ-
 ed at the regular meeting of the Grange at Grange hall, Tuesday,
 July 13. The men will have com-
 plete charge of the meeting and spe- cial officers will be elected.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09

He vaguely ro lembered being trussed up and fastened to a log. and had a hay recollection of the Hog being slid into the river.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09
EVENING PICK.
CONCERTS,

AsN-N N-A&AhA s2a WTIC. Hartford, 6:30-Trip Through the British Isles with the Hotel Bond trio. WIZ. New York. 7:O5-George Olsen and His Music. WIN, New York, 7:35-West New York High School Man dolin club. WHAP. New York, S15-The famous Tollefsen trio in a program of chamber music. WAHG, Richmond Hill, 9-May Breen Music Carnival, with many features. WRNY, New York, 1o:15-Span- ish Night.
 LECTURES. wNYC, New York, 7;35-Talk, "The Stage" WTIC, Hartford, 7:45-"Pull Over" talk by Red" Allen, well known motor cop. WJAR, Providence, s:3o-"Cap- ture Of General Prescott" his torical talk.
 SPORTS. WHN, New York, 9;30-Coney Island Stadium bouts. THEATRICALS. WGY, Schenectady, 8:15 - Fan tasy, "Old King Cole" WEAF, New York, 9:30-"A Happy Pair" one act play. WEAF Players.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09

SOAloLfA4l Sa4lO ElleNA44 I4[ 1O:15-Noyelty night. Spanish
 night.
 10:45-Starligh Parking.
 WHN-NEW YORK-361 5-News; racing. 5:10-Samuel Cutler. violinist. 5:25-News; racing; baseball. 7-Charm club orchestra. 7:30-Uncle Roberts chat. 7:35-Mandolin club Of Wes: New
 York High school. . S-Treasureland ensemble. S:30-Frank H. Ochs, tenor. 8:45-Belle Osborn, contralto 9-Loew's Coney orchestra. s:3O-Loew's Coney Island Stadium
 bouts. 1o:80-Palisades Amusement orch. 11-strand Roof orchestra. 11:30-Roseland dance orchestra, l2 mid.-Silver Slipper dance orch.
 WEBJ-NEW YORK-273 7-Ormond Aces orchestra 3O-Knickerbocker Grill orch. 8-William Bisignano, accordion se-
 lections.
 8:15-Brennan and Adams, songs
 with ukulele. 9:30-Luna's Marine band.
 WNYC-NEW YORK-52s 5:30-"Health Hints" Dr Louis l
 Harris.
 6-Piano selections, Herman Neu-
 man.
 6:1O-Market high spots. 6:20-Piano selections, Herman Neuman. 6:3O-Elementary French lessons. 7-Advanced French lessons. 7:3O-Police alarms. 7:35-"The Stage" Winter Russell. 7:50-Charles Van Tassell, baritone. 8:10-Baseball results. 8:15-George Gut tenor; Joseph Richter, violtnist. .... S:45-Davld Holland, pianist. 9:15-Tom Bothwell, Joe Finnerty, songs.
 9:45-"Littered Streets" William J.
 Munder. 10-Molly Gould, soprano. 10:30-Police alarms; weather.
 WHAP-NEW YORK-240 | 6:30-Holmes String ensemble. E20-Kitty Cheatham, recital. 7:55-News digest 8:15-Tollegse Trio, chamber mu- sic.
 S:4O-Kitty Cheatham, Children
 and the Bible" l q-Tollefsen Trio, 9:25-Franklin Ford, Great Mems
 Opinions About Romanism." | 9:45-WHAP Mixed quartet.
 WFBH-NEW YORK-273 5-Heen Reid, soprano. 5:15-Harold Glenn, songs. 5:45-Movie Chat. Michael L. Sim
 mons.
 6-Cupid dance orchestra. 6:30-Majestic ensemble. 9-Radio Franks. 9:30-Frascati's orchestra. 10:30-Joe Zimmerman, piano solos.
 WMCA-NEW YORk-341 6:3o-Ernie Golden's orchestra. 7:3O-Alfred Orner tenor. S-Coughlan radio auction. S:30-Talk II. R. Weyant. I8:5O-BroadWay association talk. 9-Paul Whitcman's Players. 9:80-Klein's Serenading Shoemak-
 CTS. t0--Norman PearCe, readings. 10:30-Helen Halperin, pianiste. l1-Jack Denny's orchestra. 1t:30-Brighton orchestra. IF (mid. .)-McAlpin Entertainers.
 WBNY-NEW YORk-210 S-Drama review. 8:l5-I Ban and You Ban songstcr 8:S0-Sid Lesser, songs. S:45-Jessie Borock.
 9-Sioux City Six orchestra 9:30-Martin Kovacs.
 10-Al Wilson, songs, 10:30-Sioux City Six.
 WaHG-RICHMOND H1LIi-316 7:3Q--Bessy DickeN readings and
 dialect stories.
 S-Edwin Stanley Seder, organist. 9-May Breen's music carnival;
 Peter De Rose, the Four Jack
 Roses; Kittderge Glee club, and
 Kittledge Ukulele Girls. I10-Charlie Ferm's Entertainers; George Wild, accordion; Al Lamo- reux, piano. ,n.po r,,,tr. na,o11.npr. orcb
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09
FIRST MORTGAGES FOR SALE

We own and offer a large amount Of First Mortgage Real Estate Loans, located in New Haven, Hartford and New Britain in denominations Of from
 $500 to S25,000
 Bearing and 615 per cent inter est. We collect and remit interest without charge to purchasers Of our loans.
 List Of loans and full particulars furnished on application.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09

WTAM, Cleveland, was among those present and through it were
New Britain herald., 1926-07-09
SPORTS.

SPORTS. WIN, New York, 9;3o-Coney Island Stadium bouts.
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