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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
APARTMENTS UNFINISHED. APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
GEO w. LINkINS, 1873 DE SALES ST. MAIN 10lOO

1880 n sT. NV.
9 rooms and bath. ..........A.....S $50 90
3 rooms ana batb $1,000. T5OO
500 goth ST NV
New Fireproof Building
"A hour Switchboard and Elevator. sertSce.
1 and rooms and bath $40 90. $3.50
SO2 10th ST. NV.
9 rooms. kitchen and bath. ....... .s45. 90
THE FOLGER--4fi end ST Sc.
2127 ST. NV.
4 rooms and bath ..... s55 90 and $50 90
3 rooms and bath ....... .S45.50. 1880
. rooms and bath ............... $3.50
11OT 18th ST. NV
1 room, dining alcove, kitchen and
bath with dressing closet. $3.50. $500
1246 9th ST NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. S46. 90
FLATS UNHEATED.
1712 r ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. ....... S43 90
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THE SMTTHFTELD. 1115 9th ST NV.
Four rooms and bath: ianitor and elevator
service: $50 mo-
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els f ST NV
Ants. of four rooms and bath: INV h =:
ianitor service: S25 to S35 month.
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Phone Main $3.50. ant 10 10
253O QUE ST. NV.
Desirable two and four room,
kit. and bath apis. in this build
ing. conveniently located to car
and bus lines. schools. churches
and stores; all apartments in
perfect condition. We believe
the rents in this building to be
exceptionally reasonable.
? rooms, kit. & bath. >. .S47. so
4 rooms, kit. & bath.
$3.50 to So2.5O
Your inspection is invited.
B. +. SAUL CO.,
NJ. 200. OPS 18th St. NV.
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1471 IRVING ST. NV.
Convenient to Arcadia Market v.rx a.
$40 month o" oAu pdth
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N.
REAL RENTAL VALUES.
Open for Inspection.
1904 eth st NV corner Kennedy--New
building. lust completed. Three rooms and
bath; SAB
r1ent available, three rooms and bath: never
occupied: S4T so.
1922 Wisconsin ave. n.w.--Opposite Cathe-
decorated. S41.50: four rooms and bath.
front. newly decorated $50
CHAs n. SAGER:
Mas, SO g24 i4th st. NV.
1862 MIINTWooD PI; NV.
1.-TWO blocks north Of 18th and Col. Rd.,
8 r0oR HpT an9 Zoe ! baths
rooms and bath.
eo12 ST. NV.
The Leland"
Ant. d. rooms and bath.
LEWIS ELEC. GRILL.
1880 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Apt 3-3 rooms and bath.
$4,000.
321s WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Apt. 3-3 rooms and bath.
$4,000.
14fs -14th ST NV
Apt. ID rooms and bath.
$3.50.
e26 GRANT PL NV.
tJust north of 9th and G sts.l
Apt. 2-3 rooms and bath.
S45 90
AMERICAN SECURITY 4 TRUST co,
Real Estate Dent .s,-
18th and Pa. Ave, NV Main 4sl5
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N. L. SALISBURY CO.. INC.
14l8 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO3-
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THE YORKSHIRE. 1859 COLUMBIA RID.
Five rooms and bath: front and rear
pOrches: will be newly decorated; S75 month.
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SIG ST. NV
Apt. of four rooms and bath. nswIv dsco-
rated; $50 month "i' uoco'
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2535 18th ST NV
~, New bldg. one-h SQUARE from Central
and bath: $50 to $50 so. Three rooms
kitchen and bath: rec. hall: SOS mo-
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DORsTAN HALL. 1900 GEORGIA AVE.
New bldg. in Saul's Addition. Excellent
apt: .See so and S67 80 mo. Cedar closets :
side lights: shower
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300 wARDER ST NV
Excellent corner apt. New. One SQUARE
from Soldiers Home Park. Two rooms.
kitchen. bath and rec hall. SIS. Three
rooms kitchen rec hall and bath
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1910 CALIFORNIA ST NV
- Excellent bldg convenient to downtown
Splendid neighborhood One room. kitchen
a ana main roo S4o One room. kitchen bath.
S45: Completely renovated throughout See
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THE GREENSBORO. 1914 18th ST.
tance OF Govt VT depts. Two rooms kYtcSen
and bath. Three rooms. kitchen and bath.
Very reasonable rentals. Resident MIR. on
premises. Elevator service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

2426 10th ST NV
., Facing Mintwood st. Excellent ant. Of
four rooms, reception hall and bath Newly
decorated. Exceptionally large rooms: large
closets and kitchen,
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FOR COLORED.
1-1sr- nv FrAN

FOR COLORED.
THE WILTON
1881 18th ST. NV.
Rorr rooms AND bath $50 month
3nI5 NJ ct NV
Apts Of four rooms and bath $50 and
300 haoAi'" 1905 EYE sT. NV.
Act. Of four rooms and bath
\. /. SALISBURY CO, INC,
141s Eve a. NV. Main 1904.
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THE BERLIN. 2 IOWA CIRCLE NV
kitchen and qfhM sf, s1. 5Apt Of two room.
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5406 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
one-haf SQUARE from circle Front ant
OF four rooms and bath; newly papered and
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COL NJ ST.

. rms. and hath .S5O.t
rm. and bath. Observation-Disclosures. 30t
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SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
I4th n Main23
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SALE-APARTME HOUSES.
NEW .FTREPROoF BUILDING WITH %
18th st.: all rented at low rentals. Sell less
than times annual rental. Address Box
4O6-D. Star ONCE.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING. DE-
sirable ne. section: each floor complete
apartment with tiled baths. ,porches:- cleo:
tricity: owner leaving city: bargain; good
income on Investment: garage. Address
Box 4s4-D. Star ONCE.
21-APARTMENT BUILpING; WE'LL 10:
other properties for sale or exchange. THE
THOMPSON LAND CO.. Room 212. 1919
A BARGAIN FOR A COLORED INVESTOR
Six apartments. Ave and six rooms. mi;
best downtown location: including brick
garages: good terms. RAPPAPORTs 507
r NV. Main $685.. Is.
OwNER LEAVING CITY-LOw PRICE.
HOUSE BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED:
CLIFTON ST NEAR 18th NV: EXCEL
LENT CONDITION: ALL APIS. RENTED
NORTH $685.
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,3222 WISCONSIN AVE.
OPPOSITE THE CATHEIRAL.l
- rms, kit. and bath SAP so to SIS O
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945 LONGFELLOw ST. NV
Ant in modern twostory apt. bldg. Just
on Georgia ave. Two rooms. kitchen and
bath; rec. hall $50. Three rooms kitchen
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311a GEORGIA AVE. NV.
AUt. of three rooms. kitchen and bath
h. w h: cleo; S35 so mo-
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1920 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
$50. Newly decorated
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.
$500 K ST. NV.
RENT REDUCED.
z RMS. KIT. AND BATH, S42.50 10 $50.
RES. MGR. APT. 3O7.
w. 5l7.
A NEW BUILDING

Housekeeping ants. of I room. kitchen
and bath to 3 rooms kitchen and bath
And mountaineering apts. of 1 room
and bath.
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$500 14th ST NV
New ant. of two rooms. kitchen and bath
never been occupied; $50 month
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1000 Sth ST NV
Two rooms. kitchen and bath S35 to
S47 80 mo. Central downtown
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THE SORRENTO. 2233 18th ST. NV.
Ant. of Ave rooms and bath: excellent
apt Very reasonable rent: S65
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"a 1880 GIRARD ST. NV.
Corner 18th and Girard ats SnI:nd;d ,o.,
uon; al! outside apts; Newly decorated. Fiv
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THE KENDALL. 1928 FLORIDA AVE.
4. ADJ OF one room. kitchen and bath.
pa 90 mo. Ants. OF two rooms. kitchen and
bath: ;s475O to S55. Showers: now being
decorated wv
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1000 NEWTON ST. NE
TWO aDts. of five rooms and hath. sso
and S92 90 mo-; h.-w.h.: cleo Tenant f,ir.
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732 PARK RID NV
ANS; OF one room kitchen. dining aIcove
rec; NAIL Murphy bed in dressing room: SAC
and 500: Two rooms. Kitchen bath and
porch: $50 so month ~ OH"
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1913 18th ST NV.
-. M. 18th and Park I'd. lust below Monroe
kitchen bath. rec hall and porch. ExtraOr
dinarily low rentals Resident mgr. Ant. IL ..
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THE CUMBERLAND,
14th st. and Thomas Circle
2 rooms and bath,
2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
rooms, kitchen and bath.
Immediate Possession.
See Mr.. Hunt. With
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
727 18th st. NV.
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361S CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
Desirable Cleveland Park section Ant of
two rooms kitchen and bath rec. hall $50
month.
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1921 EUCLID ST NV
Une SQUARE from Central High School and
nall SQUARE from 14th At. car. Four rooms
with porch: 4S57 so.
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THE ASHLEY. 2O3s 18th ST. NV.
aapI. OF nve rooms and bath with porch
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1924 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV
Ant of two rooms kitchen and bath
Three rooms. kitchen and bath $50 to SIC
month.
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37O1 MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Near the National Cathedral.
One apartment of rooms one of ) rooms
each with kitchen and bath.
Elevator and switchboard service.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.. INC.
Rental Agents.
73s 18th Street.
THE TULANE. 210e 18th ST. NV
No. 43-5 rooms and bath -. S62 30
THE ROCHESTER. 1888 Meridian Pl NV
No. Sd rooms and bath. SO 10
THE LEUMASS. 1901 Que St. n w
No 101-4 rooms and bath. .S?0u0
No 4O4-3 rooms and bath 40 90
THE DE SOTO 1900 Mass Ave. wv.
No. 4--5 rooms and bath $92 30
CHAS. E. TRIBBY. $40 Dist. Nat. BIZ BLDG
Dav nh. NJ. AIS: night nh Col. $3.50
bath hewh 81 So N.Y." $50. so
1908 Az ST sw-3 r. b. n h. 30 80
326 18th ST. s.w.4 rooms. bath S2.50
1919 Park I'd. n.w.--1 r.. b. tfur.) 350u
633 Fla. ave. n.e.-4 rooms. bath. 4uUU
140s Girard ct. n.w.-4 rooms. bath 49, 90
so Seaton ST. NV - rooms. bath 900
1919 Park I'd. n.w.-4 rooms. bath. 62 30
1854 Conn ave. nw.-A3 rooms. bath. 50. 90
305 10th st. s.w.--4 rooms and bath. 81 30
1921 d ST. n.e.--5 rooms and bath. b. 80
FOR C0LORED.
COS d 81. n.w--6 rooms. bath 81 90
1740 7 ST. NV large r.. k. b. 600
THOMAS P. BROWN 6l5 AZ St SW.
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1865, HARVARD ST. NV.
and bath: $40 month. ""' Ai'cnon
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1878 IRVING ST. NV.
seven rooms and bath: garage. bvh
eiec: $50 month. Tenant furnishes heat
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2100 + ST.
rm.. Murphy in-a-door he'd, dining
alcove. kitchen and bath
$4,000.
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THE ALLEN. 241O goth ST. NV.
Excellent apts of two rooms, kitchen ano
hood: overlooking Rock Creek Park: SIS Il
500 month Resident mgr. Ant. 10.
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1861 PARK RID. NV
Apt. OF three rooms. kitchen and bath :
S63 80 month
New Britain herald., 1927-09-08
DRIVE ON NOISY SHEARS
 RESUMED BY NEIGHB0RS
Rcmonstrants Against Alleged Nuis ancc Ask City to Cancel Ger
 tinCate of Occupancy

new proceeding before the board of adjustment has been insti- tuted by remonstrants against the use of metal cutting shears at the kotkin junkyards on Willow street, application having been made tc cancel a certificate of occupancy OH the premises,
 Under the building 'aws no new building may be occupied unless q certificate has been issued by tn" building inspector. In the absence of such a certificate, the kotkin shears were stopped following the unsuccessful attempt of neighbors to have the board of adjustment rule the mechanism as out Of it's proper zone. However, when Kotkin ap- piled for license to proceed, Build ing Inspector Rutherford on legal advice issued if. Through Attorney William M. Greenstein, the remon- Strants now seek to haze the action of the inspector reversed and in thl- manner prevent further use of thu shears
New Britain herald., 1927-09-08
BROADCAST BEAUTY
 PAGEANT.

WPG, Atlantic City, is engaged in broadcastinC the events incl dent to picking the most beauti- ful girl in America. This after noon, Norman Brokenshire, mas ter of ceremonies, described the arrival of King Neptune and the revue, for the benefit Of radio listeners. Tonight at S.30 o'clock WPG will broadcast the judging of the most beautiful girl in evening gown, and the accom- panying beauty pageant. Tomor- row afternoon at 3 o'clock the rolling chair parade and the his torical beauty pageant will be broadcast. while tomorrow eve ming at S;30 o'clock the festivi-
 ties will be brought to con- clusion when the selection Of Miss America will be announced over the air. Mir. Brokenshire will describe the coronation Of the new queen Of beauty. Last years ceremonies were highly interesting and many New Brit ain fans will tune in on WPG for the affair this year.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-08
SUICIDE INCREASING
Insurance Officials Report Several More Casese Of Self Destruction Among Youths in Teens.

New York. Sept, LP'-Sulcide has been steadily decreasing In the United States. especially among the younger age groups, says the Metro poitan Life Insurance Co. in a re view of statistics from the ten original registration states for the period from 1909 to 1924
 The figures were issued to offset the importance attached recently to the so-called "youthful suicidal wave" The figures indicate, the company said, the opposite of what recent newspaper discussion would have led us to believe.
 Tn, most favorable showing was in the age group from 10 to 1' years. the figures showed, with the group from 20 10 29 ranking sec ond. The third greatest decrease oc- cured in the age group from 30 to 50, while the lowest relative de- crease were in the group beyond 60 years of age.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-08
New York Stations

57O-WNYC-526 --Herman Neuman, pianist 7:t0-Market high spots 7:20-Piano selections 7:3o-Police alarms 7:45-Health talk S-Baseball results S:02-Harry Dudley, songs S:15-Sports talk S:30-Edith Harper, concert pro gram a-Rudolph Joskowitz, Tiolinist 9:3o-Elks double quartet 1015-Facts about our government 10:30-Police alarms; weather
 6I0-WEAF-iD2 5-Happincss Restaurant orch. 5:30-May Brecn. banjoist; Peter
 Rose. pianist Waldorf Astoria dinner music s:55-I3aseball scores 7-Federation mid-week hymn sing 7:30-Same as WTIC rS-"Yoeman Of the Guard o-Correct time s-Eskimos 10-"Our Government" 101n-"Old Bills Workshop" Io:4 :40-Janssen's orchestra 11:3o-12 Jack Alhin's orchestra
 66O-WJZ--i5l 5:3o-Ras' ball scores 5:25-Market quotations 5:40-Financia summary 5:5o-Cotton quotations 5:55-6-AgricuItur reports G.5o- Baseball scores 7-Corrcct time Same as WI}Z 7:15-PcnnsylyauIa concert orch. >- same as WRI a:&o-Our musical United states iu-Corrcct fme Io-Our musical United States l0.30-11:20-Irwin Abrams orch
 1G0-WH\-395 6:3o-Drtho1oN Congregation Of
 America f.45-7-W William MeDermot', bari
 tone s-N:&a-Wiu Oakland's Chateau . a&o-l0-- Th.ater orchestra
New Britain herald., 1927-09-08
@~ ION THE AIR 
5oo-WDRC, New Hayen-28s

6 45-Time; weather, news 7-Musical program 7;30-Book review s-Niolinist, pianist mandiltn s:30-Soprano 9-Time; musical program i 9:30-Weather and time i 14OO-WICC. Bridgeport-2lI ! 55-Base ball scores ! S-Laboratorie Entertainers ] 9-Pleasure Beach orchestra ! 9:30-Studlo program i l0-Plea sure Beach orchestra
 80O-WBZ, Springheld-333 6-Baso ball; weather reports 6:Q3-Organ recital by Louis Weir 6:3O-Don Ramsay's Radio Rodeo 6.5O-News and the Newspaper Bill Whipple Of Sweet Meadow.
 from WIZ
 7:15-Hotel Statler ensemble. Pro
 gram;
 l. Mime. Moliste (Herbert)
 2. venitian Condoleri (Mendels- sohn) 57:30-Basehall ,7:34-Bert Lowe and his Hotel Stat
 Ter orchestra
 S-Ra 1iotrons from WIZ +9-Clarinet Quartet and Gertrude
 Foster, contralto, from WIZ:
 Country Dance No 1 Beethoven Magic Flute Overture (Mozart;
 Vocal Solo, Gertrude Foster, con-
 traIto. Danse Creole (Chamin-
 ade); Vocal Solo. Gertrude Eos
 ter, contralto, Noveletta Poudrc (PonchiellD; Vocal Solo, Gertrude
 Foster, contralto; Prelude No. 6 tChopin), Vocal Solo, Gertrude
 Foster, contralto; Gavotte Class
 ique (De Beuris), Turkey in the
 Straw
 A:3O-Erwin Paddock, trumpeter 9.45-Talk by Senator George H..
 Moses from the 2Sth National
 Convention Of the Ky. Mail Asso.,
 at Hotel Statler
 l0-Stanley Cross, bass; Elsie John
 son, contralto l0:3o-Weather reports, missing
 persons: baseball S5O-WNAC, BostOn-353 6-The Juvenile Smilers 6:33-Dinner dance, Junior Slnto- nians
 7:3O-The week In finance S-Piano soloist S:15-Theater studio g:l5-Metropolitan Grand orchestra.
 Stage presentation and musical ac-
 compartments 10:20-Elks' dance band | 11--DanCe music 6.O-WEEI-I5Oston 5:40-Positions wanted: market ana
 news; lost and found 6-From New York l 6:35-News ] G:43-TIighway bulletin l s:45-Big Brother club ] 7:3O-From New York ] 1U:In-News 1o;15-Radio forecast and weather
New Britain herald., 1927-09-08

7:45-WGY studio program S-From WEAF 1O-WGY studio program 10:30-NeWs from Time 1l-DanCe program
 6I0-WRC, WaShiugton-469 7-Bill Whipple of Sweet Meadows 'T:15-kitt Hour Of Music S-From WEAF 11-Meyer Davis Band
 iO5O-WBAL, BaltimOre-286 5-Salon orchestra 7:30-Dinner orchestra S:3O-Staff concert 9:3O-Joint recital 10-WBAL dance orchestra 6-Scores; dinner concert 95O-kDKA Pittsburgh-S18 $ 6.55-Scores; concert 7:20-Report Of road conditions 7:30-Sketch by Richard kountl
 with musical setting S-R. C. 4. Radiotrons 9-ConCert
New Britain herald., 1927-09-08
'0-lT.lS-NaX Hitrig, songs

I l0:l5-10:3O-Poems by N. T. c. l1-"Kedan on the Keys; F.. Mer-
 man, songs 11:15-11:30--Naudeville period l1:3Q-12 nid.-Frivolity orchestra
 sIO-WMCA-370 6:25-Baseball scores s:30-Worth- We'll Entertainers 7:3o-Radio Jubilee S:30-Chlorine Chlorines 9-Roland Green. baritone; Dora
 Sturgis, soprano e:15-Frances Kelly. songs 9:30-Roland Green, baritone; Dora
 Sturgis, soprano 9:45-Frances Kelly songs 10-Hugh Bennett. tenor 11:15-Judith Roth, soprano 10:30-Hugh Bennett, tenor l0:45-Norman Pearce, radio poet 11-Ernie Golden's orchestra 12 mid.-Broadway Night
 sG0-WGBS-349 6-"The Jolly Jester" 6:10-G;30-Franklin orchestra ! 7:3O-Anita Bruehl, soprano 1:45-"Footlight and Lamplights' Guest Artists { 7.55-Music ! 8-"Footlieht and LampIght" l S:30-Lord Calvert orchestra 1 9-"Popular Psychology," Professor i Shaw 9:1O-Little Symphony orchestra l and soloists . 10--Lighthouse Serenaders ! 11-Lee and Wesley's orchestra ] 11:3o-Jack Clark Radio Taper ! II1:40-Lee and Wesleys orchestra
 92O-WABC--326 ! i7:3O-Gentlemen Of the Press S-Dr. Mu Presents 1 9-Musical Melange 1 1O-WABC Hour Of Dance i Weather forecast
 870-WPCH-3O9 i 6-Yerkes' Flotilla orchestra 6:45-Judith Roth, soprano 1 7-Recreation series 7:15-Vera Globe, pianist ! 7.3O-Inter- City Trio | S-Park Central ensemble | 8:20-Arrighi Singers 1 S:40-Park Central ensemble | 9-Beatrice Anthony, pianist 1 9.30-Margaret Roberts. Marion Els
 sig, duets 1 10-Irving Hirsh, pianist | 1G:15-Lillian Eranger, soprano l 10:30--Sylvia Hirsh, contralto l0:45-Harold Normanton, songs 1210-WMSG-238 | 9-Elvira Geiger, pianist 1 9:t5-Harold Glenn. whistler 9:30-Jack Clark, Radio Tapper 9:45-John Rogers, bass 1 10-Giovanna CoVielle, soprano 10.15-Nincent Bach, cornet i 10:30-Mildred Grizzelle. soprano ! l0:45-Jack Rudolph, pianist l1-Tivoli theater orchestra
 137O-WkBQ-21s S-Theater orchestra S:30-E,lla Zimmerman 45-Starlight Entertainers a:15-Little Mike Of A. E. F 45-Piano selections 10-Hour Of music 1l-Earl Carols orchestra
New Britain herald., 1927-09-08
New England Stations
5GO-NTIC, Hartford-53f

560-NTIC, Hartford-53e $ 30-Dinner program, Sea Gull dinner group; Ben Irving, direc- tor
 6 5O-NeHs and baseball scores I-Dinner program continued ' 15-Baritone Solos: a. Thank God for Garden (Del Riego); b. Lit tle Town in the Ould Country Down; c. Just An Ivy Covered Shac tRuf), d. Ripianto (Tosel- lD; e. Little Mother of Mine (Bur- leigh); John J. Mcdonald. Jr,, baritone, Laura C. Gaudet, accom- panlst
 : 3o-Comfort Hour from WEAF The Comfort Hour to be heard this evening will mark the return of B. A. Rolfe and his Comfort Hour orchestra which presented these programs for many months during the same series last year. Inasmuch as the Comfort Hour is now broadcast through q network consisting of several associated stations located in New England, Mir Rolfe has aptly entitled his opening program "Howd'y, New England The musical program will present the evolution of New England, beginning with the land ing of the Pilgrims, the events of the colonial days and situations Of the present. Each Of the New England states will be honored with a special selection.
 The half-hour program, which will consist Of approximately q dozen selections. will include com positions marking the landing Of the pilgrims, the Puritan influence On New England, the courtship Of Miles Standish and several old New England dances. 's-The Marcosano Studio Enter tainers
 For lovers Of vocal classical mu- sic, here is a program for the "must list A capable group of eight singers will broadcast this program. Certainly there is no music more inspiring than the Pilgrims Chorus from Tam hauser" sung by double quartet kreisler's The Old Refrain" is 8 most beautiful melody with which almost everyone is familiar. The personnel includes: Rosa Mar chettt soprano. Esther Mahler soprano: Florence Doyle. contral- 10; Alice DeCrosta, contral'o; Ralph Pascale, tenor Frederick Welch. tenor: Earle Texde. bass; William BurHell, bass; Jacinte F. Marcesano al the piano
 Double Quartet: The Sword Song from Faust" (Gounod); Gnci- dental solo, Ralph Pascale)
 Ladies Trio: The Road That Brought You 10 Me GIambIeinl; Misses Marchetti. Doyle and De Crosta
 Double Quartet: old Black Joe GTosterl
 Soprano and Mixed Quartet. I'uni- culi-Funicula tDouza}; Miss Mar chatu. soloist
 Double Quartet; The old Refrain UreiSlerD
 Male Quartet: Song or the Nolga Boatman CRussiau Folk Song) Ladies Trio. Lullaby Dvorak- DrcSslcrJ
 Double Quartet: Pugrin's Chorus from 'Ta0nhausor" (WagnerJ 5:3o-Studio program 10 be pn- noUuCod
 9;30-Co't Park Municipal orchestra lo-News
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T : 15-l0:3O-Poems by N. T. c. l1-"Kedan on the Keys; F. Mer-
 man, songs 11:l5-11:3O--Naudeville period ,,i1 L',-iy.oIit,r
New Britain herald., 1927-09-08
Eas tern Stations
71O-NOR, Ncwark--i22

71U-WUK, NCWaFk-4ZZ 6:15-Jacques Jacobs ensemble 5 6:45-Sammy Fain, Artie Dunn,
 songs S .55-Bascball scores 7-Jacoues Jacobs ensemble 7:3o-Pepper Pot orchestra S-Time: Leland Camp, Rollin
 Myer, piano duo S.15-Harry Barnhart's band 4.30-Jean Goldkette's orchestra l0:15-Balalailla Boyars