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Evening star., 1928-11-22

(17) Gin. Plates. Were
42c and Soc. Fri d ay
only SIC
(34) Yin. Plates. We're
SIC and 38c. Fri d ay
only :<Oc
(65) Ain. Plates. Were
19c and 25c. Fri d ay
only ................::Ioc :Ioc
(27) Soup Plates. Were
33c and 38c. F ri d ay
only .................:Zoc
(52) Sauce Dishes. Were
19c and 25c. Fri d ay
only .............. .4oc
(2) Open Vege a b e
Dishes. Were 81. Friday
only Use
(3) Salad Bowls. Were
67c. Friday only. Soc
~ IU.ln. PlatterS. were
&c and $1.25. Frida ay
only ...s............6 .6Oc
(2) 12-in. Platters. Were
SLIP. Friday only. .S5c
(2) 16-in. Platters. Were
$2.37 and $3.75. Fri d ay
only .................$l.lo
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Great Savings in
Aprons, Uniforms,
House Dresses. Etc.

(12) Uniforms, of two ply pop
lin, with wide box pleat down
front, and detachable
buttons. Were $5.95 to Cd 90
$3.50. Friday only :. W O
(49) Aprons, Dresses and Uni
forms, of broadcloth, prints and
gingham, in broken sizes. OSc
Were $1.95. Friday only. ~
(1S) Maids Collar and Cum
Sets, with matching aprons. OEc
Were $3.50. Friday only. ~
(34) Jersey Dresses, in straight
line models, two-piece effects.
Broken sizes. Were deC 40
$3.50. Friday only. ~~O
(3) RayOn KimonOs, printed and
plain. Were $2.95 to S705
$4.95. Friday only -.
~ Peach Rayon Breakfast
Coat, with light blue tuxedo fold.
Was $5.95. Friday @9 OK
only .................
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Is Misses Dresses
Reduced

~ Novelty Tweed Coat Dress,
tucked crepe vest; size Is. C1C
Was $25. Friday only. -. PA%
(2) Wool Plaid Sport Dresses,
sizes IA. 16; were $25. GID
Friday only .............. %A%
ID Navy Flat Crepe Dress,
piped in red; size 18; GO o.
was $16.50. Friday only p|'|O
III Tan Crepe-back Satin Dress,
fun fd fared .;a skirt; lt size Sl3.05
(I) TwO-piece Crepe Dress,
jabot-draped blouse;
size 16; was $3.50. GO o.
FRIDAY only %1'1O
"a Black GeOrgette JabOt Dress,
tucked hipline; size IA; was S1C
$16.50. Friday only. .... W.
u Beige Lace Bridge Frock,
size size 20; & was s2S. Fri $l8.75
~ Rose Beige Bridge FrOek.
plated doS skirt; aG size 5,zs,dlo lS; Sl9.75
12) Tan Lace and George.te
Afternoon FrOckS, sizes IA, l6;
Were s25. Friday Sl8.75
Only
(D Beige Chiffon and Lace
Bridge FrOck, size 18; G7Q 7S
Was $29.50. Friday.
% Black Lace and Chiffon Aft
ernO0n Dress, bolero jacket and
fiounced skirt; size l0; S18.7S
was $25. Friday.
(1) Black Lace Afternoon Dress,
flesh color slip; two-piece model;
size Is; was SIS. Fri G1Q 7S
day only .........
az Canton Crepe Dresses. cape
collar, plated skirt; navy. 20;
tan, 16; gobelin. 16 @70 7S
and 20; were $25..
Evening star., 1928-11-22
The Bargain Friday Before Chrmasand What Gala Day
NGhl and Women APPAREL Save $50 and More
SaUe at Least 250o on
Lingerie

ASSSS 49, O 10 SS
Lingerie
(14) Rene Crepe Step-ins, sizes
10. 81, %. Were $1.39. OSo
Friday only ............. N
(28) Rene Crepe BlOOmerS, flesh
color. Were $2.25. Friday OSc
vi III seco silk Step-ins, slightly
mussed. Were $1.50. Fri 6Oc
day only ........."...... Wv
(5D Crepe de Chine Chemises,
tailored and lace-trimmed strap
models. Were $1.39. Fri OSc
~ Step-in Sets, of crepe de
chine; broken sizes. @7 o.
Were $2.95. Friday. %A'|O
(5) Crepe de Chine Step-inS,
small sizes; Were $1's5. Sl.30
(10 Crepe de Chine Chemises,
broken sizes. Originally GeQ or
$685.. Friday only. -. ~c'~O
(8) Chemises of good quality
crepe de chine; small GeC or
sizes; were $4.95. Friday %S'/O
(8) Crepe de Chine Step-ins,
pastel colors; broken @C Or
sizes. Were 1895. Friday ~A'>O
(2) Crepe de Chine Chemises,
slightly mussed. Origi- CQ OE
nally 1895. Friday only ~O
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Drastic Cuts in
Bows Wear

~ Young Mems TOpcoats. Sizes
Is, IL. Were $3.50. Fri G7O
day only .............. %AV
(5) Apiece Knicker Suits. Sizes
IL to II. Were $3.50. Fri C1O
day only ................ %AO
(15) Corduroy Knickers. Sizes
l,s, 1s, lS; BY, Were sl'8S' Fri $l.35
lsD Corduroy Knickers. Sizes
is, 18. Were $1.44. Friday OQc
only .............
(25) Serge Lined Knickers. Sizes
IS, 10. Were s2.ls. Fri $3.50
day only ........... ~AO
(2) Apiece Suits. Sizes 7. 8.
@ Were $7.45. Friday $5.55
(2) Apiece Blue Serge Suit.
Sizes is. 10. Were $3.50
$16.75. Friday only. %AOO
(3) Novelty Suits. Sizes 3 and
8. Were $s.75. Friday 60. 80
(sl Novelty suits. Sizes and
.. Were $2.s5. Friday 60. %
ul Wool Golf Knickers. Sizes
Is, II. Were $2.95. Cd 90
Friday only ..........
(6) Wool Golf Knickers. Sizes
IS, II. Were $3.75. cd 90
Friday only ...........
:, an q Felt T's,s.n Hats; s;,,1 Were 40
(10) Felt Hats. ,Wer> G1 90
$1.75. Friday only. -.
(41) Boys Winter Hats. Q0c
Were $1.45. Friday only.
(16) Boys Golf Caps. Q0C
Were $I.45. FRIDAY only.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22
HollouO Ware Greatly
Reduced Friday

4~S@SS~ ~
Reduced Friday
(3) Cake Baskets, with handles,
hammered silver plate. @7
Were SITS. Friday only. .. W
~ Cheese and Cracker Dish,
silver plated on nickel. C7 IN
Was So. Friday only. %A'oO
(2) Cheese and Cracker Dishes,
of excellent quality; fancy bor-
ders. Were $4.75. Friday or
(2) Fruit Bowls, with glass lin
ings. Were $3.50. Fri @7 S0
day only .............
IN Casserole, with silver-plated
mountings. Was $1.69. @7 TX
Friday only ..........
(2) Gold plated Flower Baskets,
with handles. Were $7.95. @h
Friday only ...............
"a SiIver-plated Relish Dish,
with glass lining. Were deC X
$500. Friday only. -. We
Il Set) Colored Sherbet Glasses,
with plated mountings. 6 in SS3
set. Were $5. Friday only: W.
(1) Square Casserole, with gen
uine Pyrex lining; quart size. S9
Was $500. Friday only. 49,.
Cxwaa1 E0onP
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Children's Shoes
at Lover Prices

(22 pairs) ChiIdren's High Play
Shoes, in tan, with plain toe and
heavy oak soles and rubber
heels; sizes 814 to IL, D width.
We're $2.95. Friday Cd On
only
(37 pairs) Girls Patent Leather
Pumps, turned and welted soles, In
strap and tie effects; broken
sizes. Were $2.95. I'D 7S
Friday only ..... ......
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Friday Bargains in
BedWeor

81 Mitcheline Spreads, in all
over designs: blue, pink and dark
coloxz Were $3.50. CT Q4
Friday only .........
t7J AlI-woOI Comforts, covered
with rayon or sateen; slightly
shopworn; blue, green, gold. &S
Were 1895 and SIS. Friday. ~O
"a Metal Beds, Simmons and
Foster Ideal; brown finished;
slightly a h e d. CT SE
Were slO.95 and $I2.50. Up "'OO
~ All Layer-felt Mattress,
shopworn floor sample; 3 it. 3 IN.
for twin bed. Was G7O OF
$3.50. Friday only, %A~~
(2) Box Springs for wooden bed.
3 #. in.; heavy woven stripe
ticking, Was sS4.SO. S23.05
(8) Floor Samples of Olde Ken
lucky Quilts, Crazy Quilt and
Twinkling Star design; rose, blue
and green. Were $495. G9 20
Friday only .......... N~O'O~
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Miscellaneous

RoIl-tOp Desk, with chair.
Was $3.50. Now. .$9.75
ROll-top Desk, with chair.
Was $1,000. Now. $3.50
Doll Carriage. Was $19.75.
Friday only ........$l4.7S
Doll Carriage. Was $3.50.
Friday only .......$16.5O
Automobile Fire Tower. Was
$3.50. Friday only, $16.5O
Auto m Obile. Was $27.50.
Friday only ..$15.75
AutOmO ObiIe. Was $3.50.
Friday only ........$13.5O
Auto m o Obile. Was $500.
Friday only $3.50
Aut0m0 0bile. Was $45.00.
Friday only ........$27.5O
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Great Reductions in
Leather Goods

(77) Suede and Leather Bags,
pouch and envelope styles with
shell frame tops and back straps.
Black and brown. Were ROo
$1.00. Friday only. ........ w
ga Pairs Pullman Slippers, in
leather cases, ready for travelling.
Black or brown leather. G7 90
Were $2.95. Friday. %A
(3) Vanity Boxes, of alligator
grain, in green or rose. Slightly
soiled. Were $500. @7 0S
Friday only. y........... O
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Hondkerchiefs at
Great Reductions

(56) Collegiate Hdkfs., for girls
and boys, in college colors. 7Sc
Were soc. Friday only -.
(16O) WOmen's Linen HdkfS.,
odds and ends. Were 81. CSo
Reduced to clear ......
(199) Women's Novelty Silk
Hdkfs. We're 75c. Friday o.
(5D Women'S Novelty HdlxfS.,
odds and ends. Were soc. L.
Friday only ............
(1I2) Mems Pure Linen Hdkfs.,
slightly soiled. Were 81. o.
Friday only .............
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Reductions in
Toilet Goods

(27) MarinellO Tissue 40
Cream. Were 60c. Friday
(23) Assorted Face Pow QOc
ders. Were $1.00. Friday
(26) Imported ChamOis. CSc
Were 35c. Friday only. =.
(15) Assorted Bath Salts. 0Sc
Were soc. Friday only.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22
jetUelry and Fans

Reduced z50o and More
80 Fancy Novelty Pins. TO-
Were ACC. Friday only. =. A|C
% Gold filled Vanity. COo
Was 69c. Friday only. -. ~
% TwO-Tone N Ovelty 60
Pearls. Were $3.45. Friday ~~
(I6) Mfg. Pearl Beads, in three
rows. Were s2.5O' Fri $I.75
day only ..........
"a Ash Trays, gilt, in bud ef-
feet. Were $100. Friday 6Qc
only .:...;..... ...........
(I) Feather Fan, orange color.
was $500. Friday Cd G0
only ..................
(I) Feather Fan, coral color.
Was $3.50 Friday CD E0
only Observation-Disclosures.
GD Feather Fan, American
Beauty. Was $500. GQ EA
Friday only ........ O"
~ Feather Fan, In tan.
Was $500. Friday G9 E0
only ..................
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Trains Reduced!

- =
Lionel Train, twin motor
locomo o tive and three
coaches. Was $33. $3.50
Standard Gauge Locomotive,
twin motors. Was $32.50.
Friday only ........$19.5O
Lionel Locomotive. Was
$10.95. Friday only $4.95
Lionel Locomotive. Was
SIS. Friday only. $3.50
Lionel Locomotive. Was
$3.50. Friday only $9.75
Station. Was $3.50. .$1.49
Station. Was 98c.. .49c
Signals. Were 75c. .25c
Signals. Were $780,. .98c
Signals. Were $3.35.....9Sc
Lamp Post. Was $1.25. .49c
Lamp Post. Was $1.49. .49c
Lamp Post. Was 75c.. Csc
Mechanical Locomotive. Was
$3.50. Friday only. .$1.49
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Rugs and Floor CoUer-
inpS at Rare Sauings


90 Wilton Rugs, taupe and
blue grounds. Size 27X54 inches.
Were 1895. Friday S3.75
only .................
(33) Velvet Rugs, with fringed
ends. Size 0e s6xSs inches 1926
~ Wilton Rugs, high grade
quality, with taupe grounds. Size
S6x So inches. Were S6.O5
$14.50. Friday only. %O'~O
~ Tapestry Rug, tan ground.
Size 9X12. Was Gil Or
$19.95. Friday only. % %AA'>O
(712 So. YdS.) Inlaid Linoleum,
green m arble inset. Regularly
$3.50 yard. Friday @1 40
only, so. yd. %A'O
(1O2$ So. Yds.) Inlaid Linoleum,
black and grey marble inset. Reg
ular $3.50 value. Fri Sl.60
Us So. YdS.) InIaid Linoleum,
brown inset tile effect. Regular
$3.50 value. Friday &7 40
only, 50. yd. ..........
GA So. Yds.) Inlaid Linoleum,
grey and blue inset tile effect.
Fegnlar FrigaS o,SS $3.50 % value' vd $1.69
(18 So. YdS.) Inlaid Linoleum,
black and grey squares.
Regularly $500. Friday @7 CE
only, so. yd.. %ASO
as So. Yds.) InIaid LinOIeum,
oak plank. green granite and grey
carpet designs. Regular $195 and
$2.25 values. Friday Clio
only, So. yd.
Fifth Floor
Carry0lls, 81
(1OS) CarryaIIs, for carrying
small parcels, made of fabricol, in
rose, green, black, blue. 10-in. size.
Were $169.
(l8) Fitted Week End Cases,
with 5-piece Dupont set. Case of
black or brown fabricoid, with q
key lock. Were $6.95. OF or
Friday only. .........
Street Floor.
Sc0rfs, 40c
(15) Novelty Scarfs, of novelty
crepe. Short lot. Were $1.39.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Rare Savings on
Curtains and Draperies

(2 Pairs) Double faced Velour
Portieres, plain with Jacquard
border. Grey. Were SQ S0
$28. Friday only. O
(3) Round Velour Pillows, black
and brown. Were $3.95. S7 CS
Friday only .........
ia Sets) RayOn Draperies,
valance and side curtains finished
with hens tito h ing Sl.05
(3) Imported Table Scarfs, tan
grounds with colored de- OEo
signs. Were $3.50. Friday, /OO
600 Yards) Remnants, French
marquisette, figured marquisette
voileS and scrimS. We're 7Oo
Csc to soc a yard. Yard. -
e Sets) Damask Draperies, blue
with mulberry stripe. Valance
French pleated-and trimmed with
fringe. Were $3.50. S5.O5
Friday only ...........
as Yards) Drapery Fabrics,
plain or striped-and Sol satin
in assorted colors. Were
$2.15 to $2.75 yard. @7 OS
Friday only, yard. So. PA'%O
Il Pair) DOubIe-faced Velour
PortiereS, rose with green. Size
80 inches by 21a yards 60 OS
long. Were $12.5O..... %O'~O
Il Pair Double faced Velour
Portieres, green with brown. Size
25 inches by 212 yards S0 OK
long. Were SIS. %O
q Pairs) DoubIe-faced Velour
P0rtieres, so inches wide and 2l2
yards long. Blue with taupe,
brown with blue and blue with
blue. Were $24.50. c7Z Or
Friday only ......... @A(O
(S25 Yards) Antique Velour, fine
quality in mole color.
Was $3.50 yard. Friday e.. so
only, yard. .....s...... %OOO
(2 Yards) 5O-inch Blue Figured
Mohair with gold back. c0 ~
Was SIS. Friday, yard ~O'"O
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Save at Least 25oo
on Notions

(25) Ironing Board Covers, OF
plain white muslin. Were 7Ec
CSC. Friday only .........
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22

Is Women's Silk TlUeed
Dresses-Were $16.5O
$12
in wine, brown, green and
blue; sizes 36 to A; were
$16.50. Friday only, $12.
~ Henna Canton Crepe Dress,
trimmed in rose beige; embroid-
cred; size s6. Was $13.05
~ Forest Brown Dress, fiat
crepe georgette; vestee, pleated
skirt; slightly soiled; size 38.
Was $13.95. Friday 60 OK
IL Navy Flat Crepe Dress, self
color vest; size 5oh. S005
Was $13.95. Friday. :. %|'/O
a. Black Flat Crepe Dress, blue
trimming, side jabot, pleated skirt;
size A. Was $ls.s5. 1905
Friday only ..........
~ Navy Canton PIeated Crepe
Dress, lace trimmed. Pleated TERED
skirt; size "A. Was $3.50. S72
Friday only ............... W
~ Navy Ge0rgette Dress,
trimmed with lace and fagotting;
size 461a. Was $3.50. Fri @7C
day only .......... .......
~ Navy Flat Crepe, trimmed
with tucks and lace; size G7O
40h. Was $1650. Friday
Second Floor
SaUe 250o on
Gift Novelties
(59) Menu Holders. Were To-
49c. Friday only. ........ NV
(21) Bridge Pads. Were QEc
sec. Friday only. ........ O
(1OO) Sealing Wax. Were for
CSC. Friday, only 3 boxes 7Qc
Is bOxeS) Stati o merry. GOc
Were $1.50. Friday only. w
(5) Ash Tray Sets. Were 9Oc
soc. Friday only. ......... -
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22
25pt' Reductions in
UnderDeur

(1O) Glove Silk Vests, strap
models, were $3.50. Friday o.
only INSTRUMENTATION.
(9) Union Suits, Of medium
weight, were $l.00. Friday 6Oo
only observation-disclosures.
iii Children's RayOn Vests, In
Ss1 Ssoken on,S sizes were SSc' FIJI 20c
l31 Children's Rayon IOo
Vests, were 79c. Friday. FIC
u1 Women's Union Suits,
sleeveless models, ankle IOo
length. Were 69c. Friday fIC
t6) Vests, of medium weight,
ErtH Er;6aD D0G,ce an1v '0p' Were 7sc' 49c
(15) WOmen's Vests. with bodice
top. Were 15c. Friday 1no
only .....s......s..
(2) Union Suits, of part wool,
sleeveless. ankle length. @1 10
Were $2.25. Friday only FpA'F1
(3) Union Suits, light weight,
sleeveless, ankle length. 6Qc
Were 81. Friday only 90. Y"
az Cotton Suits, of heavy
weight, with bodice top. &7 40
Were 81. Friday only. %AT|
az Union Suits, of part 6Oo
wool. Were $1.45. Fridav w
(1O) Union Suits, extra size,
knee length. Were SIPS. 6Oc
Friday only .........
(6) Rayon Pajamas, tailored
models. in peach and cC 90
flesh. Were $685..
(2Ol Union Srits. light weight,
sleeveless and ankle length. QEo
Were Sf.69. Fridc-' only. O
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22
NoveIty Furniture

(2) 3-FOId Screens, burlap COW
cred. Slightly damaged. A6 OK
Were $1325. Friday. ~O'
a. Slipper Stools, covered with
hooked rug designs. Were GQc
$1.95. Friday only. y........ W
ID Tilt-top Table, hand deco
rated. Slightly marred. &C S0
Was $4.95. Friday. %O
~ Ma hOgany finished End
Table, slightly damaged. SNO S0
Was $495. Friday. -.
(1O) Mahogany finished Windsor
Chairs. Were $2.98. &7 QQ
Friday only ...........
Evening star., 1928-11-22
FIowers, 19c

(1O8) Novelty Shoulder Flowers,
of various types, in silk and velvet.
Reduced to clear. Were soc.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Fifth Floor
}Corry0lls, 81
Sc0rfs, 49c

(15) Novelty Scarfs, of novelty
crepe. Short lot. Were $1.39.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-22

Sixth Floor
New Britain herald., 1928-02-21
POPE DISAPpROVES
Writings Of Gabriel D'AnnunziO Are Not in Favor With Head of Cath Olic Churches in Rome.

Rome, Feb. 21 R-Writings of Gabriel D'Annunzio, poet and sol dier. especially his doctrine of the superman. are strongly disapproved of by Pope Plus.
 The pontiff did not mention the author by name but by referring to the launching of a de luxe edition of the poets works and his published philosophy he made the object of 1 his disapproval unmistakable.
 Recommending to gathering of parish priests and special Lenten preachers that sane and wholesome reading should be eXtolled in their services, the Pope said:
 Favored by marvellous gifts from God for ingenuity and creative fam tasy. it is rare that he has not left in his work some brutal traces of impiety and immortality, preaching the doctrine of the superman who leaves morality to insignificant com mon folk because superman create 8 morality of their own which corres- ponds to their superman powers"
 The average loss of life in the United States from lightning is about five per million of population.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-21

The seas cover about 72 per cent of the earth's surface.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-21
TUESDAY,.
Eastesu Standard Tisne.

NOTE - AsteFisks Denotc Rest Pro.
 grams Of the Day.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-21
SMITH IS IN QUANDARY
 REGARDING CONVENTION
"Al' Wants To Go To Houston But Rather Doubts the Advisabality- Daughter . Delegate.

Albany, Feb. Fl UP)-Gov. Al Smiths biggest trouble just now in wolves the question of whether he should attend the democratic na- tional. convention next June in Houston.
 He wants to go but feels that be- cause he unquestionably will be one of the subjects of prominent discus sion it might be best for him to re- main away.
 Smith hasn't missed . national convention in long time. He de- rives great personal enjoyment out of them regardless of political man. euvers. He likes to meet people, mix with them and talk with them, but he is afraid this year that he will not be able to do so.
 That is his chief regret, accord ing to those who are closest to him. His second regret is that he will not be on the scene to direct personally the forces which may line up for his nomination for the presidency. Poli- tical friends believe the New York governor has one of the most acute brains for political strategy within the democratic ranks. and that his absence from the convention city may be a serious handicap to him.
 Smiths friends and advisers arc divided over the. question of whether he should attend the convention, most of them urging him to remain away. and at this time that is his own inclination.
 Smith feels there will be an added hardship for him in remaining away too, for his daughter, Mrs. Emily Smith Warner, has been named ty the democratic organizations of the twenty-eighth congressional district as a delegate to the convention. He wanted to attend the affair with her.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-21

LEAVE FOR NEW YORK Milan. Feb. 21 tUP)-The six-day hicyclists Giorgetti and Belloni left today for New York
New Britain herald., 1928-02-21
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Fl, 1923
were two of the numbers.
 

-
 WMCA, New York, offered a Jew ish program: WOR, Newark, pre- scented Levitow's Ensemble: WLW Cincinnati. was whooping it up with piano selections, when we tuned in, Others heard were WSAI, WEAF, WEEI, WAR, WGY. WSB. WPCH, KDKA, WABC and WHIT.
 Sascha Friedman violinist, will be the guest artist on program from WIZ and WBZ this evening at o'clock. He is one of the best known of the younger violinists and he will play Drdla's "Serenade."
 Fight fans and all who appreciate wit and humor have a treat in store for them at o'clock tonight when VICES, New York, will broadcast a blow by blow description of the am- ateur boxing meet direct from the Great Hall of the Monastary of the E'riars' club. Willie Collier will act as master of ceremonies and each round will be described by a diff ferent celebrity; Bugs" Baer. Da- mon Runyon, Sid Mercer. Walter C. Kelly, Frank Menke Milt Gross. Joe Laurie. Harry Herschtield, Bert Wheeler, Little Billy. Bobby Clark, Jack Lait and others will take turns at the microphone. Some of the best boys in the amateur ranks will par ticipate on the scraps. Capt. Patrick Irving O'Hay, famous after dinner speaker and veteran of eight wars, will act as announcer. There should be a great deal of fun.
 That's all for today. thanks!
 p. F. l..
New Britain herald., 1928-02-21
'11:so-strickland's orchestra

11:3o-Strickland's orchestra SleWLWI-37O 6-Health service period 6:05-Ethel Best. soprano 6:20-Minorc Ensemble 6:45-"Air." Dr. Washburn 7-Commonwealth hour 7:05-Joseph J.aderoute, soprano 7:1s-Joseph Martucci. organ 7:30-"Timely Topics" NJ. Williams 7:46-Opera Bits slo-WMCA-s7o 5:30-Studio program S-Divertissement S:l5-Review S:30-Entertainers s-Humorist; tenor 9:3O-Theater advertisement 10-Fordham dance orchestra l0:30-Joe Wards orchestra I1-Dance orchestra
 s0O-WGBS-34s 5:30-Organ recital: spirituals 6-Uncle Gee Bee 7:30-Labor Temple Trio 7:40-"The Lost Smith Girl'' 1:50-Cantor Waldman, tenor S-Labor Temple Trio S:15-Carl and Dorothy Parrish.
 pianos
 s:30-Encore period s9-Boxing bouts; Willie Collier.
 Milt Gross. Walter c. Kelly.
 Bugs" Baer. Damon Runyon.
 Harry Hirschfield, Patrick O'Hay.
 o2O-WPCH-S26 5-Poems; songs; pianist 5:45-German lesson 6-Frances Allison. Travel" 6:30-Judith Roth, songs S:45-Theatrical gallery
 s2O-WRNY-s20 7-Humor: pianist: contralto; tenor 7:45-"Scientitic Puzzles S-Hour of Music 9-"Who's Who in Music 9:30-"Are We Intelligent?" 9:45--Clover dance orchestra '10:15-Adolph Gobel dinner 11:30-Ernie Golden's orchestra 1 mid.-Broadway Nights
 e7O-WABC-3O0 G:31-De Stefani's orchestra 7-Harold Stern's orchestra 7:30-Max Chopnick, Law" 7:45-'Two Drops of Scotch" s-Harry Fuckers orchestr s:55-Brooklyn Chamber of Com merce
 9;02-Cook Book 9:l5-Musicale 9:45-Anton Civoru Artists 10-Time: weather 1O:O2-Orchestra ll-Hal LeVin's Collegians 1O2O-WGL-204 s-Ttune newS SnoftS G:05-Harmony 6:30-Songs 6:50-Big Sisters Blue Bells orchestra 7:45-Judean quartet s:l5-"Alaska." Carl Lomen S:30-Trio Del Norte, Mexican Mu-
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Eas tern Stations

,5:s0-News: sport talk
 s-Troubadour Glee club
 s:30-Colonial orchestra 1O-Recital
 1O:30-Jubilee quartet
 113O-WAAM, Newark-2sS 6-Dinner orchestra i7-Police quartet I7:15-David Greemstein, pianist 7:30-Entertainers
 f12O-WGCP, Ncwark-26S 5-Merchants' program
 5:30-Alice from Wonderland 1O-Program
 l1-George Shea. baritone 11:15-Dance orchestra 1 mid.-Entertainers 1t20-WNJ, Ncwark-26S S:01-Tuttle Trio
 s:30-Wally Romans orchestra 9:15-Pianist: mezzo soprano 117O-WBBR, Staten Isiand-2se /! 7-Studio orchestra I7:20-Dental series 7:35-Studio orchestra S-Science and invention s:15-Clarence Dragert, violinist S:3O-With Frank and Ernest
 ssO-WOO, Philadclphia-S4s 7:30-WOO Trio
 740-WLIT, Philadelphia-i0S 5:so-Childrens twilight hour | l7:s5-Arcadia concert orchestra SSO-WIP, Philadclphia-34e 6:30-Dinner music 7-Roll Call, Birthday List 1O-Movie Broadcast Nor aNnhnQfrQ 11-Kentner's dance orchestra
 540-WFI, Phtladelphia-405 s:30-Adelphia Whispering orch. |7-11:3O-Same as WEAF 11OO-WPG, Atlantic City-273 s:45-Organ recital 7:05-Dinner concert 7:45-"Playground Highlights" S-Dance orchestra s:45-Washington Birthday address s-Hall Dual Trio 1O-Radio Auction Bridge 10:30-Studio program, Harmony
 quartet 11-Dance orchestras
 f3sO-WOKO, Pcekskill-216 7:3O-Mandolin and guitar solos s:3O-Chlorine Entertainers 11-Dance music 7eO-WGY, Schcnectady-38O | 6-Stock reports: news
 30-Dinner music 1 7:30-Madrigal Mixed quartet s-11: 30-Same as WEAF 1:30-Organ recital
 12-Shea's Symphony orchestra LEAVE FOR NEW YORK 1 Milan. Feb. 21 tUP)-The six-day