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New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Wall Street Briefs

sufficient stock has been depos-
tied under the merger terms OF
Bucyrusy company and Erie Shovel
10 assure completion of the CONSOLE
dation on October Is.
Warning that speculative excuses
in the stock of RanCitaiy corporation
which has scared to record heights
on the New York curb market, may
result in its being bid up to a figure
TOO far beyond its present value, L.
NJ. Giannini, executive vice president,
calls attention OF the investing pub
lie to the danger OF unwarranted
speculation in the issue.
American Express company Off
cialS assert they know of no financial
or other developments in the COM
pany's affairs to cause the recent
sharp rise in the stock, including re-
ports that Bancitaly corporation was
negotiating for the purchase of its
foreign banking business.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Mrs. Mary JnktOrOyich

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Jaktorovich of IS Seymour street
were held this morning OF 10 o'clock
at Ukrainian church with a requiem
high mass celebrated by Rev Den
mis- kulnotychy. pastor.
The pail bearers were Joseph
Chapla, Michael Hurenieck, Harry
Pistsky. stephen Dimetro. Michael
Iisk, and Michael Sinkoski. Rev.
Father kulnotychy conducted the
committal services. Burial was In
Ukrainian cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Mrs, Ellen T.. Hall

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen +.
Hall of 102 Cherry street will he
held tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock
at Is. C.. Porter Sons funeral home
at ~ Court street. Rev. William
Ross pastor of the First Baptist
church will officiatc. Burial will be
in Warehouse Point.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
LEAGUE TO PRESENT FARCE

A play in the nature of three
act farce, entitled "Fifty-Tifty." will
be presented at the Central Junior
high school November II. by the
Friendship league of st. Johns Ger
man Lutheran church.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
HART H07LY DEN|ESI
PROMISE OF help
Continued from First Fage)
Leniency PrerOgattve Of Court

Judge Roche replied that the
court is the only body charged with
the power OF disposing OF cases and
he wanted il understood that no
other agency could usurp this power.
also that every case brought before
him would be disposed OF on its own
merits However, he continued,
the court cannot prevent friends of
accused persons from telephoning to
onlclals.' On the charge of driSi ing
while his license was suspended.
SImons was fined Sl00 and costs.
with $50 RENTED, and for being a
second offender in driving while un-
der the influence OF liquor. he was
sentenced 10 jail for six months with
the understanding that at the end OF
two months he will be placed on
pEohation.
While sentence was being passed,
'EIpf tj4r
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06

Every minute Of the day, on the
average. the 5000 cars OF the PUT
man Company travel a total distance
OF EOS, miles.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06

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TsCHAIKOWsKY. Frinl, Saint

HNSCf1AlhOWOrA 1, HlliAA' OolAA"-
Saens and Sibelius will be
represented in the program of the
Slunber Music hour broadcast by
WIZ, New York, over the NBC
Blue network at 10 tonight. The
program is printed below:
overture. FRA Diavolo" ..........1 1ILE
Vienna Beauties (Waltz) 49,. 49,. ziechrer
Selections from GYPSY Love" 49,. Lehar
Nur WEI Die 'e'A'"'1' Tschaikowsky
Spanish serenade ...........;....,, Friml
Bacchanale from Samson and Delllsh
H amin Egyptian serenade) 49,. Lincke
Arthur Mas of Smith River, Cal,
claims to have made new record
for consistent radio reception by
tuning in thirteen broadcasting sta
tions across the Pacific Ocean in
less than an hour between $40 and
4:3O in the morning. His log has
been verified and he has witnesses
to the reception who back up his
claim.
The stations heard by Mas are in
Japan, Australia and New Zealand
where total of twenty broadcast
stations are listed between 200 and
900 meters. He uses a six-tube re-
ceiver with tuned radio frequency
circuit, having three stages OF radio
frequency The tuning used in a
single control with gagged conden-
SerS.
Mozart's grand opera, 1.-THE Magic
Flute" will be presented to NBC
Red network listeners by the Ma
tional Grand Opera Ensemble under
the direction of Cesare Sodero at
$50 tonight.
This opera was first produced in
Vienna in 1791.~ The scenes are laid
around Isis and Memphis, Egypt.
Several of the most appealing
numbers in the repertoires of quar-
tets will be heard during the half
hour program of the Sylvania For
esters which will be broadcast
through the NBC Blue network from
WIZ, New York, at 7:30 tonight.
They are all old numbers that have
been favorites for years.
The male quartet, whose members
are Milton j. Cross, first tenor;
Maurice Tyler, second tenor; Walter
Preston, baritone, and Marley
Sherris, bass, will sing, "Old Black
joe" Nut Brown Maiden" my
Darling Nelly Gray" "Swee. and
Low" and Far Away"
Accompanied by Keith Mcleod,
vibraphone soloist, the quartet will
sing when the Sunset Turns the
Oceans Blue to Cold" besides their
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Dial TzViSterS
BY Ahern
Central Standard Time

WFBM (IOsO-215) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power and Light Com
p pa%Hy'
3:OO-Women's Home Bureau.
S;3O-United States Department Of Az
4:0O-Victor Red Seal Concert.
5:C0-Late News and Sports Qndian-
5:i5SFire I Prevention Talk by Horace
5:S0-EducationaI Value of Postage
Stamps-Sigmund Rothschild.
6:3O-Indianapolis Athletic Club and
7:SO-Wbeeler City Mission.
S:3O-Christena- league Hour Of Music.
9:45-Art Minnick. Songs and Mono
1O:SO-IndianapoIis Athletic Club and
Columbia Orchestras.
WKBF u19O-252) INDIANAPOLIS
(HOosier Athletic Club
5:OO-Late News Bulletins and Sports.
6:OO-Spink Arms Trio.
7:S0-Home Lovers Hour courtesy Of
Banner Furniture Company.
Thursday
IO:OO-Recipe Exchange.
10:30-Weather Forecast:
NOOn-Zaring Theater Program, "Bur-
kie" Burkette, Organist.
i2:i5-Mid West Live Stock Exchange.
IS O'Clock
KDKA (3i6l ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
WGHP 1917 Detroit-Concert.
WT W.T. oO Nee
W" VIC 196S). WcAE l51Tl. '' -
WIKI 1855 Cleveland Orchestra.
WB5 1922, spTinggshelEd..Trio,;
WIZ (454) New York--Jeddo Highlanders
,,,,,,,., ,oo, -6 O'CLOCK
WTMJ l294) Acknowledgement.
WGN 1900 chicago-stocks; Uncle Quin:
wsHP IsIs. Detroit Orchestra.
WIS WIS ssS beT
sports: orchestra.
W WIJR ' ;s4n, OVERWHELMINGLY
w eTSoeS iaie) MInneapolis-st. paul-Dinner
woR 74s:2, Newark-orchestra.
WLW (428l Cincinnati-Quartet.
WMAQ t440 chicago-organ recital: or
VIZ ASA New York-orchestra.
WEAF (492) New York-Synagogue serv-
KYW (52s) chlcago-uncIe Bob.
kohl (27s) Council Bluffs-Music; vespcr
Wg4I I ISssl gssltimoreaorgsn: -,
wTAM CSOOj Cieveland-Blue room pro-
wGAF 1872. New . Yorkayan and schsnck;
l447l. WAR (484). TWAG GID. VITO
KYW 1920 Chicago-Concert.
WHO 1881 Des Moines-Orchestra.
~ O'clock
WOOD t246l Children's
WORD (275) Chicago-Musical; Uncle
WALDO f2sD Akron-Entertainers
WLIB 1906 Chicago-Concert.
WGHP 1917 Detroit-Organ.
WIS t345) Chicago-OrcheStra soloist:
Shakespeare series.
woo (375l Davenport-Soloists.
WBBM 1887 Chicago-Concert: dance or
chestra: organ recital.
WHO t416) Chicago-News; orchestra: So
WOR 1922 Newark-Orchestfa
WIZ $50 New York--Champion Sparkers.
To WGMS (246l. KDKA t316). WBZ
1897. WLW 1929. WJR (44ll. KYW
wEAF 1922 New York--National musical
tiles. To webb 1861, WILT (4O5l.
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Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

opening number, 1.-THE Sylvania
Song" and I'm the Cleaning"
There will be a vibraphone solo,
Uncle Ned" by Mcleod, and a
violin solo, $50 Long Ago."
collegiate, Collegiate" that is the
prevailing spirit of the unique pro-
gram broadcast by NBC Red net
work from WEAF, New York, at 8
tonight, when a number of well
known college songs will be pre-
sented by the Ipana TroubadorS.
Their program follows:
Smiles
The victors ..... University Of Michigan
airvaT C1ran po,t;saa Harvard University
- ~ S Cello Solo o. ~ T. y.
Anchors Aweigh NAVY
Lord Godfrey Amherst ........ Amherst
n sFsgG o of A sg%ya Team ebI w AT%y
Roar. Lion. Roar ' Columbia University wrsity
On Wisconsin 49,. University of Wisconsin
Going Back to Nassau Hall Princeton
Amt Got No style. University of o TeHas
Rambling Wreck of : Georgia Tech
Georgia University of Technology
On this. weeks progra +, the jed
dol ighlanders will take trip to
Scotland and Ireland. Melodies
characteristic of these two lands
will be broadcast through WIZ, New
York, tonight at $50.
Marshall Bartholomew, director of
the Yale University Glee Club and
the Seymour School of Musical Re-
Education, is director of the Jeddo-
Highlanders.
The program follows
Scotch:
Rantin Rovin Robin - Arr. Dawson
The Star of Glengary. ...... Traditional
Charlie Is My Darling. ..... Traditional
Loeb Lomond ............... Traditional
The Turtle Dove. Arr. Waugh William
Highland Lass ......... Arr Forsyth
A Hundred Pipers
irish
The Minstrel Boy. ..,. Arr. Townsend
Oft in the Silly Night
Little Mary Cassidy ............ Fisher
The Man of Galway .........P Palmer
Has Sorrow Thy Young Days Shaded?
The Foggy Dew ........... Arr. Dawson
Would God Were the Tender Apple
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VIVID 1856 Chicago symphony.
WHIT (416) Chicago-Organ.
WJR (441l Detroit-Concert.
WIZ t454l New York-Orchestra. To
wE EHS C4 sSJ' New York-orchestra
1880 O'clock
KOHL (27e, Council Bluffs Concert.
WFAA 5000 Dallas-Farmers' hour.
-12:45 O'clock
WGBs .!(34e) New YorkmPenn- Cornell
WIG football PAIL Msn To WE 2Cs foot
BAH game: To WHAM (27sJ, WLW
1929, WRC (469). WHO $3.50.
WEAF 1922 New York-Penn-Co Cornell
football game. To WGR (3o3). ,WGY
1871. WILT (405), WEEP (447. VITO
O'clock
KOA 1920 Denver-Organ.
WSM t341 NaShville--Concert.
WSAI 1851 Cincinnati-Football. Miami
webb 1861 chicsgo-organ.
WBBM 1897 Chicago-Orchestra
WHIT (416l Chicago-Musicale.
80 O'clock
KoTI (27s1 Council Biuffs-Ensemble.
WMAQ (447l Chicago-Musical;
WMAQ CAD Chicago--Musical.
--2:3O O'clock
W Wdk s SSs o Sfacsan0ahSiH'ianS
WHO (4l6) Chicago-Organ and orches-
wCCo (4is) MinncapoIis-st. Paul-sbm-
-3 O'clock
WBAL (285) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
webb 1867 Chicago-String trio.
WDAF L370l Kansas City-strina trio.
KPo (422) San Francisco-c Concert.
KoB Lss4) State College. N. M-Football
game.
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WIZ (454) New York-Trio.
WCAE SD Pittsburgh-Piano recital:
children's program.
"A O'clock
WGN 1906 Chicago~Orchestr
WAAF (492) New Yo-k--Orchestra.
-4:30 O'clock
WALDO (297) Acknowledgement.
KOA 1927 Denver-Musical.
VIGIL (484) Chicago-Organ concert.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-23

The human heart rests between
beats for period of about eight
tenths of second. Each contraction
of the heart muscles takes only
about one-tentll of second.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-23
A new feature appears in radioL

A new feature appears in RADIO
land with the nightly broadcast
ing, at 9 o'clock each evening, Sun
day and Monday excepted, of the
Maytag Ramblers over Radio Sta
ton WHIT, Chicago.
Two feature stars of the Ram
blers are known as Miss May and
Mr.. Tag.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-23
REPAIR BID DATE SET
County Recorders Office RcmodeIing
Up Dec. 9.

County commissioners will receive
bids Dec. 9, for remodeling the Of
flee of County Recorder Frank
Childers. A balcony will be erected
in the main Office, in addition to
roller files and counters. County
Council appropriated $4,000 for the
work.
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WEe (4sgl. WOW (5OS'. wTAG GID,


1910 O'clock
WHAD (27Ol NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pro-
gram; music.
KOA (326l Denver-Concert.
WLW (428) misunderstanding.
WJR (441) Detroit-Orchestra
WIZ asa New York-Sylvania ForesterS.
10 KDKA (3l6), WBz 1881. KYw (526l.
K XII 146Sl Los Angeles-Orchestra. ro
WTMT f294J. WGR 1909. WLIB 5000,
voc ,S75(, WGY (s7gl WTAM (4oOi.
WILT (405), ~WCCO (416). WEEP CAD,
WRC L469). WCAE t5l0. VITO (5S5l.
VILLA (5oS) Observation-Disclosures
WHO $3.50 Des Moines- Quartet.
8 O'clock
WIKI 1851 Cleveland-Vocal duets.
KOHL (278l Council Bluffs-Herr Prof.
Heinrich Schultzenheim and his boys.
WIS (345l Chicago-Allstate hour.
VIVID 1866 Chicago-Mooseheart program:
KTHs lssaj Hot Springs Orchestral; en-
wBBSI- lss9l chicago-string trio; old
WV t42s5 Cincinnati-string trio
WIZ t454) New York--Mozart concert for
two pianos. To WHAM (278l, WAL
1881, KDKA (316). WBz (3SS). XIV
wCFL l4sN Chicago Entertainers.
To wGR (303) WLIB 1906 WSM (341l. .
KVOO l349). WWJ 1853. WDAF (310l.
Voc (375l, WGY (379l, WTAM 1900 !.
WCCO (416l. WEEP (447). WHAS (461l.
MRG, (4S9l. WSB (476l. WBAP 5000,
WOW t508l. VINO SID. WCAE (517l.
WHO 1881. KSD t5451.
$50 O'clock
program.
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opening number, "The Sylvania
Song" and I'm the Cleaning"
There will be vibraphone solo,
Uncle Ned" by Mcleod, and a
violin solo, $50 Long Ago."
Smyrna times., 1927-08-31
OUTLOOK FINE FOR PROFITABLE
MUSERAT TRAPPING SEASON
SEASON HAS BEEN FINE on The
YOUNG RAT-FOOD PLENTIFUL
Prediction that Coming Trapping Sea
son VIII Be One Of the Most Profit
able in YearS-Orher Animals

TaylOrs Bridge and Woodland Beach
uappers and marsh wners are nOv
looking forward 70 The trapping sea
son, which vii open December /
Many farmers are nOw moving their
cattle from the marshes 30 a % no.
disturb the mUSGatS and also 70 pro
vide ample feed for them during the
winter period. Il i nOv thought -ha-
The next season vii be record break
er for the uapperS due . Che large
number OF muSkTatS, raeco0nS, Opp0S-
sums and other fur-bearing animals
that are reported n thai section
Trappers claim that The season has
allowed the reeds and ca-Iails 70 grow
very abundant on The marshes and aS
the muSkratS feed from the roots OF
these they believe that sufficient food
i available for more young muSHa1S
than for years Very few high tides
have been noticed this summer there
and this has also greatly aided The
rats i Is said, aS often times : great
many mUSkratS are drowned while
they are young BY the high tides Gov
eri1g the houses before the old rats
can carry our their young. The houS-
e are noticed % Be larger this season
than usual and i = forecast OF con
tanning more rats These houses
sometimes contain four or i've hI-ers
OF families OF these little animals.
which number from 70 70 4 liter
Old trappers claim that the late litter
i now on and should b grown q
quite a large size before The next sea
son ends These are what iS known
% IN buyers a Ihe kittens and al
ways sell for considerable les money,
Tr&eDerS often times complain Of not
mzkIng sufficient money from their
catches due 70 the lare EIrerS being -
small and in poor condition II i the
old rarS and the early Er-erS that have
ne 6rSr grade furS- Some fur buyers
row predict that the prise Of mUSkrac
fur vii b frOuSS2 . S25 ar The Op-
snIng Of the season while others claim
Ire price VII Sta=t around $50 per
pslc-
Smyrna times., 1927-08-31
CHESAPEAKE BRIDGE PLANS
struction of Bridge From TolcheS1er
70 Be Heard IN Baltimore Sept. Is

Public discussion Of the proposed
construction By the United States En-
gineering Corps OF 2 steel highway
span across Chesapeake Bay from
colchester 70 Miller Island vii Be
held a. the Customs House Building
AZ Baltimore Al II a m September Is
with Major c. R Pecus. o. : engln-
eer for the Baltimore district. N
charge The proposed bridge i s $40
land miles N length Recently The
Chesapeake Bay BidgeC Ompany or
ganized 70 build theb ridge, applied
70 the War Department for . permit
A permit fors ueh work iSn ever Is
sued until 2 hearing Is given those Op-
posing the work. II there Be any op-
ponsnts- The testimony given a. the
hearing i then submitted 70 the War
Department for decision The plans
submitted by the applicant show that
the bridge when completed VIII have 2
vertical clearance OF II feet above
mean high water level excepting a.
the draw spans and approaches there
70; that there vii be two draw spans,
one near the west end OF the bridge
On Z skew and with : horizontal clear
ance for navigation OF 21O feet; that
both draw spans vhenc lOsed vii af-
ford Z vertical clearance OF 3 feet
above near high water and when open
Z vertical clearance OF 1S5 feet Ex-
animation OF coast survey maps IN
diczte that the company may, after
completing the span from TolchesteT
70 Miller Island, construct another
small span across % Hart Island and
sill another span 70 Patapsoo River
Neck. : road over which vii lead into
Baltimore Miller Island Is about
miles from the mainland All inter
es-ed parties, particularly navigation
Interests and the officials OF any cOun-
Il. city or local association whose m
tereStS may Be affected By the con
srrucrion OF the proposed bridge, are
invited 70 be present or be represented
al the hearing. Oral statements VII
be heard. but for accuracy OF record
al important facts and arguments
should be submitted inv riring, aS ne
records of the hearing vii b for
varied 70 Washington
Smyrna times., 1927-08-31
SAFETY SERVICE FOR SMYRNA
Fire Alarm [ Sed 10 Locate : Small
Child Separated From Its Mother

Another evidence OT genuine Serlce
waS demonstrated on the part q our
local flre company who are ever on
ne alert 70 render service. One even
ing during re week. Monday evening
70 Be exact. ; visitor from ; distant
city. with her 5-year-ol6 child. attend
81 The carnival being held on the pUo-
lie school campus. The child became
separated from is mother n company
with other small -ocS, nothing strange
being thought Of chiS until She VS.
leaving for ne homo of Phil Scott
A search for ne child failed % locate
IL whereabouts. After every appar-
ent effort had been exhausted he
matter waS reported % the Fire Com
pany. Harry P, Jones. 3 leader n al
civic matters locally, waS notified 0r,
Jones suggested 70 Chief Morris rhac
i H-e alarm - sounded, ana after I
conference v1c6 -1s chief All Others,
Il waS agree5 Cp0n Gn6 n leSS tan
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thsa many c5-Zs1S hSvs realized ~
great Ss-v1ce rendered and GCe saying
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KILLED u DOVER AUTo TRUCK
Mis- Mildred >O-den Of Baltimore
DieS From j Fractured Skull

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WHOLE No. sSO5
ENORMOUS Loss TO FARMERS
Smut In Wheat Brought Discount on
Many Cars Ice 70 3Oe Per BuShel


Many Cars I0c 10 aOc Per BuShel
Grain dealers over N New Castle
County report that approximately %
Per cent o. The cars ot wheat shipped
this season were infected with smut
and were graded ~SmuCCy- The -
cuTlS thar re dealers received from
shipments indicated thai he discounts
On many cars amounted . 10 . p
cents Per baSlel- Considering The fact
that New CaS-le County. o. ne AZ
erage. ships about : half : million
bushels of whes, annually, this i an
enormous loss q the farmers. Under
The direction q Director c. 4 NcCue,
Dr.. ]. F. Adams, ani R. o. BauSman
OF The University of Delaware. : cam
paign i hang waged this fall % con-
trol smut lnfeSc2-iOn Of New Castle
County grown Ehea-- Tests conduct
81 on the farms Of Q. G. Thomas. s.
Georges: Benjamin Gibbs Estate,
Townsend. and Paul Murray, Newark;
by the Extension Service showed nat
thru The Use of he copper carbonate
treatment. smut N wheat can be con-
crolle6- The copper carbonate treat
ment i not only an effective and an
inexpensive means Of the control
wheat smut buc The method 81 rrea--
men- i quite simple Farmers may
treac their Own SEED by mixing he
wheat ana copper carbonate duS- a
the rate Of 5 OF. OF the dust % one
bushel Of wheat. Caution should be
taken no- 70 mhale 100 much q ne
dust or . allow livestock % ear ne
mated wheat.
Smyrna times., 1927-08-31
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MILFORD MERCHANTS PROTEST
Milford Representatives Want Infer
nation on Proposed RehObOth Cut-Of

nation on Proposed RehObOth Cut-Of
Milford citizens have appointed :
committee 70 wa7t On The STATE High
Wav Department . learn their plans
rsIarinE 70 tha location Of : cutoff On
- Milford -Rehoboth Boulevard MI
ford TOwn Council has named q is
no members ef said committee Ssn-
sror L D Short and Daniel H Hlrschs
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