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New Britain herald., 1928-05-19
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Another evening of delightful 1nl- sic is in store for the radio fans. The Boston Symphony orchestra un- der tho direction of Alfredo Casclla will give an interesting program Of
 light classical selections, which will be broadcast through Wl}I at S:lO tonight. The National Symphony or chestra under the direction of cesare Sodero will broadcast a program which no doubt will ? be equally as dslightful and interesting as the Boston enscm ble's-throueh NTlc at o'clock.
 The United States Marine band will play among other numbers an overture to von Weber's 'Euryan- the" the program to be broadcast through WIZ at S o'clock. Other numbers include komzak's Duke
 Albert" march, Gounod's ballet mu- sic from "Romeo and Juliet 1 rlarke's "Rride of the Waves, v | Tschaikowsky' excerpts from "Eu- ! gen Dncgin'' and Nollstedts Jolly | Fellows" waltz.
 | A selection from Gilbert and Sul- ! liyans opcretta "lolanthe' will h' Iamong the numbers played by 1h i Sllnber Music ensemble. which vii 1 be broadcast through WIZ at 1I
 o'clock. Other numbers includ" Fl
 gar's "Pomp and Circumstance. &"
New Britain herald., 1928-05-19
New York Stations

5.O-WNYC-S26 G:l5-Dominick Tramontano, clari- net TT. C. Atkinson, monologue 7:5-Ida Green. songs 7:S0-Police alarms; scores 7:35-sylvia Solow. violinist s-"Why," Winter Russell S:15-John Allegra. baritone S:30-Dorothy and Hugo Eeims, songs 9-Vincent Bach, trumpet 9:15-Louise Eoccoli Choral society lo-Police alarms; weather
 sfO-WEAF-4s2 '1:3O-Rolfe's orchestra 2:30-Janssen's orchestra 3-Parnassus Trio 4-Studio program 5-The Marionettes 5:30-Jolly Bill and Jill 6-Waldorf- Astoria dinner music G:55-Baseball scores South Sea Islanders .:3o-Statler's Pennsylvanians Same as WT1C S:3O-The Cabin Door 9-Correct time 9--Same as,WTlC io-Rolfe's orchestra ll-l2-Arnold Johnson's orchestra
 66O-WJZ-454 Hal kemp's orchestra l:30-Frank Winegar's orchestra a:3o-Wcather reports: Merry Three 3:3o-Demonstra ton Hour f:3o-The Tennesseans 5:3o-Cloye Trio 6-Base ball scores 5:05-Frank Winegar's orchestra G:46-Sr summary Of programs s:45-Mme. GepIa f'aneriova, so- prano 7-Correct time 1-Norman Hamilton .:15-Astor orchestra S-Cnited States Navy band s:45-"A Week Of the Worlds Busi- neS," pr. Julius Klein Mediterranean dance band and Popular Trio i0--Correct time iD-hSSSlO!4' I'u' NilIi I''' 'it'e' l0:30-Tango orchestra with Fuen- tes and Ortis 1l-Slumber Music
 .1O-WOK-42: 2:30-The Monticello Players 2-Chimes; Law" Louis 4, stone 3:15-Boyd's bird mutations 3:3o-Henderson's orchestra 6-Radio study period S:15-Jacobs' shelton ensemble 6:l0-Talk; James Clark, baritone 7-Scores: Jacobs Shelton ensemble 7:30-Vincent Lopez's orchestra S--Chmes s:01-Wilbert Newgold Interview s:15-La Forge Berumen Musicale a:15-Mid-eve organ 4o-Perole String Quartet i6:10-Musical Eignette 11-Sews bulletins: weather; time
 16O-WH<-3s5 Artist revue s-United string ens"mbl" 8.30--Don Roberts group 9-Theat.r orchestra
 S1U-NNCS-310 l-Studlo program 2-lnspiratlonaI poetry 3-Selbert Fursters +-Nilson Syncopators o-Entertainers ,:39-Aunty's chat: studio program "-Villlpigue's orchestra 5:Sd-Duko Yellnan's orchestra 3--Eidgewood boxing bouts
New Britain herald., 1928-05-19
.-McAlpineers dance orchestr
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1 i11-McAlplneers dance orchestra ! Sl0-WLWL-37O ! 6-Joseph O'Callahan, tenor 6:20-Musical 6 hits
 6:45-'sport Review" Fred Bendcl l 7-Catholic Theater hour l 7:05-Robert Woods. baritone
 S0-"Broadway Plays" :, 45-Emerald Instrumentalsts
 S6O-WGBS-34O
 5:So-Bebes orchestra 1:30-Obbligato; Anita Bruehl Ar thur Seamans, NIolinist S-N anderbilt String quartet | :30-After Theater Party - Stars and songs from Ten Nights in a Bar Room . 92N-WRNY-326 IA. Hirsch Violin ensemble 30--Charles Hammond. tenor 45-Angelus Ladies quartet !, >--C;eorge Battle, "Service' 1 S:15-Angelus Ladies quartet | S:2O-Dave Bprnie's orchestra 9--Robert Paterson, Political Fore east | g :15-DanCe orchestra 9:O-WPCH-3e6 ! 5-Spanish lesson i 5:30-Mac , Janoff, piano i 6-Bert Lowe, Air Jester" 6.30-Willam Holoua's Hawaiians ! ln--Beloved Nagabonds | l0:3o-Lillian Trotter, pianist 1 i fn.45-- pjn+ti and Hardy 9.0-WABC-309
 1:04-Harry Fuckers orchestra
 e-Forum; "Heigh-Ho" Hawailans
 6:01-Hebrew orphan Asylum band | Public Service Corporation 1 7:l5-Park Lane orchestra | 7:45-King'S orchestra
 s:30-Harry Fuckers orchestra : 2 Whispering Hawaiians 1 10-Rudy Nallee's Collegians 1O2O-WGL-29i 6:05-Edward French, pianist
 6:25-Meredith Curtin. baritone 6:S5-Health Association advice 6:45-Bert Andrews, tenor
 7-"Camps for Business Women
 7:15-Harlequin Trio, Instrumental
 7:45-Aline De kerosett, songs l S-Triangle orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-05-19

Lament
 Sundays features include a pro- gram of Schumann selections which
 will be broadcast through WEAF at
 l o'clock in the afternoon by the Ma lional String Quartet. Some of the numbers included in the program are Quartet in A Minor" Frau meri," First Movement Quintet in
 F. Flat" and Tn the Wonderful
 Month of May"
 The fifty-piece band of the New York University will brighten the { musical program tomorrow (Sun- ddy), when this ensemble will ren- 1 der a program of interesting and de i iightful music through WTIC at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. The pro- 1 gram includes Mascagni's Intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana," SouSa' $ ! Washington Post March," Bohm' s
 still as the Night" and Gems ! 'I'alisades."
 1 FareWelr'-until next Fall-will ! be the subject of Dr. $. Parkes Cad mans address tomorrow afternoon | at 4 o'clock when he will broadcast i for the last time this season through 1 WTIC. A musical program will sup | ply the background for this program. i William Simmons, baritone, will be the great artist during the regular
 Atwater Kent hour which will be
 broadcast through WEAF at 9:15 to- morrow evening. MT Simmons se- lections for the evening are Calm Is the Night, The Spring Has Come, 1 The Beaming Eyes, The Lord Is My
 Light and others.
 ! A mixed quartet will be featured i during the Aeolian Organ Music re-
 cital which will be broadcast
 through WIZ at 7:O5 tomorrow eve ming. The numbers to be sung by the
 quartet are "The Song of the Tri-
 ton" "The Bowl of Roses" "Tschai-
 kowsky's Nightingale" and Mac
 Dowell's Hymn of the Pilgrims" Prom the Land of Sky Blue
 Water" by Cadman will be played as
 a violin solo by Don Amaizo, during
 a program which will be broadcast through WIZ tomorrow at 1o:15
 The program also includes Ponce's
 ''Estrellita,' the gypsy love song from Herhert'S "The Fortune Tell
 er," Lehar's Women from "rhe Mer. " Widow" Stults' Sweetest Story Ever Told" and Langey's Gypsy Caravan
 IL C,
New Britain herald., 1928-05-19

lections from Germans Nell Gwyn' suite, Schubert's "Unfinish- Id Symphony" and Foulds' "keltic
 Lament
New Britain herald., 1928-05-19
Oil Burner Dealer
 Wanted

A High Glass Oil Burner manufac- turer is desirous of securing a dealer representation in this territory. Only with sufficient finances to establish one will be considered. Factory rep resentative will be Tn town during the week Of May 21-2G. Please re- ply Box AT this office.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

home of Mrs. Poindoxtor's parents. Mr and Mrs. Dugald McAillan Tn Madison.
 Juodgo William C. Hung I1ord, Howard Humphrey, William Mlddl"- mass, William Hart, Jr.. MaTwcll Porter Robert Vance. Allen Moore and William Sweeney attended their class reunions at Yale university the first part Of inc week,
 Mrs. Walter Hart and daughter. Miss Virginia of Hart street, left yesterday 10 spend the sumner al Oak Bluffs.
 Miss Ruth Bassotte, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs Bncl F. Bassette oi Emmons Place, is visiting friends ln New York city,
 Miss Alice Hall of MelroSe, Mass. will arrive Monday 10 bc the guest Of Miss Doris Honis of Berlin. Miss Hall will be in tn" wedding party ut the marriage ot Miss HOnlSS and Arthur Benson next Saturday at the Berlin Congregational church,
 Ford Cooper son of Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper Of Vine street. ls att tending q house party Ht Fisher s island.
 Miss Margaret Tickner of R1Itl- more, Maryland. was the guest this week of Miss Ruth Wachtcr Of Park Place.
 Mrs MaurIcc Johnson and two children ot Brighton street, IcaNo today 10 spend q short time at the McNlillan summer home at Madl- son.
 Miss Lconic Grove of New York, arrives today 10 spend u week vii her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grove Of Grove lllll.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

COCIETY has been aquatc-mcndcd this week. taking it's ) pleasures both and under the in many of it's out-odooIs events The nay sport cloths much the vogue have had be covered by aucoas and umbrellas. The Yale Harvard boat held in the rain bat that did not dampen the enthusiasm and pleasure O the many going from New Britain.
 Among those attending the races having the atycst time the guests of r, and Mrs. Harold L. Judd of Berlin, Nho entertained their friends on a house boat party.
 THE school set held the center the stage this Wco. with the
 commencement exercises of schools in and out-oGlown. The attendant festivities such poms housptes and the receiving of diplomas all help thrill e young hearts. The joy that with the release from school means the planning for trips ahead.
 THE brides are more numerous this month than ever before
 and this week seems be the most popular time of all Next week also promises to follow closely with number of weddings scheduled to take place, Two prominent weddings taking place week the mamiaao of Miss Martha Clark daughter of Dr. and Mrs Robert Clark and Miss Boris Honiss of Berlin Arthur F. Benson of East Berlin. Both weddings will be soennized Saturday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

Nr. and Mrs. F. J. Cooper of Vine street are spending the weekend at their farm Tn New Milford.
 Miss f.liZacbth Sarquhar of Pitts hHr-b. Ia. is ing house guest of Mr. and Mrs, Dugald McMilan of Dover road.
 StauIev Converse of Converse, south Carolina, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Walter r. crabtrce of Iin- coin street. The engagement of Miss Priscilla rrab,rec 10 Mr. Converse was announced this spring.
 Lewis Chapman of Philadelphia returned to that city today after having spent q few days at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. IL. Chapman Of High street.
 Miss Maud" F. Traver. dlrectress Of nurses Of New Britain hospital, is sNonding the remainder of the month at Black Point. Mantle. She has as her guest her sister, Miss Florence Traycr and Miss Hazel kirllo. both of New York city. Miss Traycr and her guests witnessed tn. Nalo-IlarNard boat races yesterday
 Reverend Stanley Potter and fam fly. ot Missouri are ;ho guests oi Reverend A. l.. BurErecn and Mrs Eurgye1r of East Berlin.
 Nr and Mrs. Harold Pritchard and childI.u have returned to th"iI home ill Ashrry Park, \. J., after visiting Mir, I'ritchard's grandfather Andrew Tllrubull Of Wallace street
 Mrs. r. C. Nibherts and family 0 SuunIl.lgr are at Martha's Vine yard for the summcr.
 John VI. Eonrhan. son of MT. ant Mrs. John Ecnchan of Vine stree was graduated from Tufts colloe'
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

prior 10 her marriage. Tn" hostess who entertained Tor Mrs Williams were; Mrs. Herbert l.. Mills Mrs. Tucian stevens, Mrs. Bennett II. 1'ibbard, Mrs, Raymond Thomas of Newark. New Jersey; Mrs. Kenneth Mcknight. Mrs. Kenneth Nrc,land and Mrs. Edward CoWlcs of West Hartford: Miss Priscilla Nrabtree. Mrs. George Goji and Mrs. Jack WhiltoN,r,
 Miss E;lfic A Carleton ot torbin avenue and Raymond l., Reed, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Reed of Drew street. New Haven. were unit ed in marriage Monday afternoon at tho First Baptist church parsonage by Roy. William Ross.
 The bride wore gown of Nti1c gcorgottr with hat and coat 10 match. She carried bouquet Of eardrnias and sweet peas. The ma iron Of honor. Mrs. Evelyn r.. Jones' an aunt of the bride, wore gown Of Alice blue.
 Nlr. and Mrs. Reed will mako their home at 922 Corbiu avenue upon New Hampshire
 The bride. who is widely known as a reader, has appeared before many local gatherings.
 
 Miss Stella David. daughter Of Mr and Mrs John David of Gladi. ola street and Joseph poplHNski of Allen street, were married Monday morning at in" Holy Cross church. Rev. stephen BartkoNski otficiated. Miss Julia David was th" maid of honor and stephen poplaWski the best man.
 After the ceremony reception was hold at tn" homo of inc bride $ parents, attended bN number oi friends and relatives. The coup!' left on q wedding trip 10 New York and Washington and upon their re- turn will make their home at 2b1 Allen street.
 i ] Miss Grnrvicvo Blrnasz. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mrna&z oi FL 1 lon street and George F.. Lltke, sol ! of Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Li'ke Of Fair i view street. were married Monday morning at 2 o'clock at Holy rros. . church. Miss Lucy Bi"nasl. a sister Of the bride. was maid of honor, an' , Miss Helen Balazy was bridesmaid Herman FrrSon served as best Inal and Elmer Nybcrg was an usher The church was decorated Nltl { palms and ferns.
 The bride wore q GON n Oi Nhl(' satin. Queen Elizabeth style. and ; veil caught with orange blossoms She carried white roses and liil"
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

on Monday with a degree of doctor of medicine. Dr, Renehan plans 70 enter a years interneship at S. Marys hospital. Waterbury, on July 1.
 Mr. and Mrs Wendell Burbank have returned to their home in Charleston, West Virginia after wis itins Mrs Fairbanks parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Burr Of Francis street.
 Miss Eernadetto Conlon of Garden street left today for Cleveland. Ohio, where she will spend the next few weeks.
 Miss Flora F., Clark of this city will sail next Saturday from New York on the $. $. Lancastrla on a European cruise
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23
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Of the valley. The maid of honor cite with picture hat 10 match. The bridesmaid wore orchid gcorgetts with hat 10 match. Both attend- am carried bouquets of roses.
 X reception was held at the homs of the bride with q number Of guests in attendance from New York state and Connecticut. The couple will make their home at 20 Elton street upon their return from q wedding rip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
 The marriage of Vincent Walter McAulffr of pondloton road. stan Icy Quarter Manor, and Miss Mildred Edna Langc. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard II. Lango of Mrridcn. look place Wednesday morning at o'clock al St. Josoph's church, this city. Rev. John F. Donohue, pas tor Of the church. performed the ceremony. Mrs. k. J. McAuliffe of Miss Hazel G. Lansc was brides maid. Timothy P. McAuliffe was
 Tn" bride was attired in q gown his l,rother's best man.
 of whit" taffeta trimmed with tulle fashioned in s"nll-p"riod style She wore a picture hat 10 match and carried white rose buds, sweet peas and lilies of the valley. The brides maid was dressed in yellow chiffon and lace with hat to match. She carried bouquet Of blue sweet peas and yellow roses.
 After the ceremony, the reception and wedding breakfast was hold at Craig Ioch Inn, Mcriden, for the l imm"diat" families.
 | Mr. and Mrs. McAuliffe left for a wedding trip to Atlantic City, Wash ington, D. c. and Virginia. The bride wore q gray silk ensemble for travelling. They will be at home to their friends after inc first Of S"p- tcmber. at 75 Pcndleton road, Stan- ley Quarter Manor.
 Mr. McAulilie is associated with Continental Fibre Co.,, of New York and Delaware.
 The wedding of Miss Grace Emily
 Richter, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. O. r. Richter of Arch street, and Gordon l.. Films. son of Mir and
 Mrs. II. NJ. Films of Columbia street.
 took place Wednesday afternoon at
 I o'clock in the rcctory of St. Jo-
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

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New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

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New Britain herald., 1928-06-23
PERSONALS

Visitors In Wd Out of ToWn-MMly Away For the Summer,
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

Mir Victor T'oiudrHter and eon , Iarlp. Edv9'I Of West Hartford lcCt last week 'o spend inc r"n17in dsr of inc nluuth at 'h" summer
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

Mir. t.lDOuor lewis ilildohrand' and u.1rt daughter of New York city. rived Y 'sterlay to spend tn" -ufuus' in tba Galpin n"m" on Wort IH,-,nu Ridge. I:'rim
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

Nr and Mr. stuart A. Ipson and 'E,o sons ot Richmond. Virginia. and Ms lmoerun Ligon also Of Rich rOond. arr guests of Mir. lpson'S far,utt. NJ. and Mrs. <. W. pson a. Snutl" Meadow AH-nu'. Miss }lgou expects 70 he in New Britain
 or 9 month MT and Mrs. Upson r"I t.uiiv will remain for two
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

Mir. and Mrs, Staul"y Bradford and Mrs. William Bradford of Spring u'ld. Ma~@. Mr. and Mrs. Paul M N,~-.u2ur ul Hartford, Miss Eliza beth SrrqHhur. hons, gu"st ot Mrs DH-aH MrNilsn. and Donald NcNillan attended in" Nalo-Har ,aI Joat iac,s at New London y''
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

Nr. and Mr,. I.,ou kibbc Of Mon r,. street, attended the Yale reunion .t rommonr"mert th" "arly part ot -h, N'.k.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23
Social TcfUittes Vbout 5own
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Mr. and Mrs Harold Judd Entertain at YaIe-FIalvard Regatta-C Commencement Exercises and Attend ant Festivities Fill Week for the Younger
 Set-lIany Weddings During Week.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

Miss Lconic Grove of New York. arrives today 10 spend d week with her parents Mr and Mrs. Thomas Grove Of Grove Hlll.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

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New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

Miss Frances NLittl"S'y of West V in sir""t and Miss Marion llyar O. rorbln Avenue, sail today from N,W York for a European trip.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

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New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

Mrs. MauiIcc Johnson and two children ot Brighton street. leave today 10 spend short time at the McAlillan summer home at Nadl- son.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

Nr. and Mrs. Arthur NjmbAl, |hlir daughter, Miss f.l2ah"t h Nimtgll and eldest son. George Kim uaIl. or LeVjugtou street, rdil from \,N York for Europe ou June 2S.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
NOTION REMNANTS

Taffeta Bias Seam Tape, 3
yards to pieces, assorted 10~
colors. Piece ........ AVC
Dress Shields, in assorted
colors. styles and sizes, 1E
29c and 35c value. go. AOC
5rassiere Shields, in assorted
sizes an d styles. see To-
value, pair. AOC
Sanitary Aprons, flesh coIors,
rubber with net tops, 25c IL
value, each. ............. AOC
White and Flesh Elastic Sani-
tary Belts, assorted sizes; IT,
25c and 29c value, each.. AsC
Riddles Feeding Bibs, in all
rubber, assorted styles
and colors, slight irregu- IN
lars Of Csc kind, each. ;. 4VC
Snap Fasteners, in black and
white, assorted sizes, Sc IN
value, 3 cards. AVC
Bias Tape, black, white and
assorted eolors, 6 yards to E~
piece, 10e value; piece. -. OC
Baby Pants, in White, Flesh
and Natural, assorted IN
sizes, 25c value; pair. AOC
Rit Dye Soap, in as
sorted colors, 15e value;. ~.
each AVS
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Remnants of
Toilet Goods

Soc IRE Jur Face Pow 90
der, all tints, box. ....... OOS
Soc Ire Jur Compaets, single,
complete with compact 90
Powder, Puff and Mirror. OON
sreams esS wh''k 19c
SOC Derma Viva Liquid 90
Face Powder. ........... GO~
zoe Tyree's Talcum, de- ~
lishtfully scented $3.50. AVS
500 Deliea Body Pow
der, large can, with We. 90
Iour puff ............. OON
35c Stalfort's Shoe Cream, for
cleaning and polishing
leather shoes of any To-
color .................
$1.00 Box louray Bath Tor
pedoes, delicately scented, CO.
IL in box for. VIZ
SOC Smart Set Cold
Cream, regular two -ounce 0Eo
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.