New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
Through tie Static

I. seems .la, the street lights are
 .Gsv again. How ~= learned about
 was like this. 4 ragged old fellow
 .5.t=E-I a.o-s our s,r-=c last eve .llg -Gst e dusk, He aas urHemYt md ae vas also u1k.mpr. His hair as razg=I and had not known the
 zip ot 5ar5er's scissors for many d moon. Ills shoes Were ou their last
 :. lis clothes were torn il various and slodr: places. Tn tart. le looked
 pretty terrible. And n addition to Us clothing. h.s shoes and his hair. 'aega Was q large daVo ' rice rId- .in5 On his 5a.t cheek just below the go..a:-5one. iIe stepped l9 10 Us and We Grcolsclogsly reco,l@d. as II rom blow, or a blow. The street
 ga.s are busy again" he said. al tas same time placing ht- finger on s lett eye-oa.l and pressing with all hls might. The eye was com u.e,e!y dIsaclaI as a result. He hob
 olst away !u the -snE-.oq!Gg darkness and that was The last we saw O him. Alter that we played several tricks on innocent bys,and- ITS and tgmo,ed into tt= house. We
 found that the old man rad spoken ariglt. There was terrible noise on he air and We no'icet rha. i. came on when the street .!gh.s were turned up. T. Kept up all evening and r "as So loud al some places on the ila.s that t vas impossible 10 hear
 much ot anything, except noise. So. naturally. our na.i or listening was limited.
 The Mitchell Brothers. John and
 Bill. were on the air for 'aeir week y program rom WIZ and WEE. Their program vas, as usual, re- frashiEg and f was made Up Of pop uiar and usei-to-be- popular tunes. "EIerythirs Is spanish Now" was one of the selections, and then came q banjo duet. High Toned Mama" with vocal chorus The o.i time song used last night vas Darling Nellie Gray" and II was done right. The boys had pract!ced the number. we think; a, least t sounded as l, they had. Then came song. Mama Wants 10 Go Bye very good, put not unusual in its hunor,
 The Yale dinner came through well from Hartford, AZ S;30 o'clock . WTIC presented the Harttord-Y . Alumni dinner from the Hartford . cub. The toastmaster was excellent . and h.s efforts were well received. . He com binei the serious with the humorous in q capable manner. Dean Meek made an interesting speech and quartet from the Yale band played Kiss Me Again" and "Foxtrot Medley. At al out a:30 o'clock the scene shifted to New York city and the gee club sang the famous Yale song, Mother Of Men" All Of the speakers were excellent takers and their voices came well. Those speaking from other cities might haze been in Hartford, for all the difference it made. We detected no wire hum or other distortion and there was a steadiness throughout the program. President Angell spoke from New York; Richard F. Grant, from C1eveland Presid tent Emeritus Arthur Hadley. from Chicago: II. B.
 Wallace, from St. Louis, and Chief Justice William II. Taft, rom Wash jngton. All of the speakers were in teresting Between each speech the glee club offered delightful belec tlcns.
 We heard only a few selections from WIZ. on the Maxwcl! program. Norman Clark sang Muddy Water that popular southern ms !ody Of to- day, while the orchestra presented an unfamiliar melody, "Tne Girls oi Baden" Then. since We were anx- ious 10 hear the Yale features, we : left. WIZ came through fair during most Of the evening, although there vas something wrong at : o'clock, u hen we first tuned in. The wave didn't seem 10 have power.
 Although WNAC, Boston, was in last nights paper as having had it's WaIe.en5th shifted from 43G meters to AS meters, we found the station working on . Of about 422 meters, or last evening. The Buchl minister orchestra played as q dance selection "Some o' These Days"
 We stopped for a minute at WGf. where a light opera program from New York was being offered, and