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New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
A DANDY BURGLAR

Paris, Oct. :. (UP)-Police sen.
fenced to five months In prison a
novel burglar Auguste MoeSner. 20,
the man Of 136 suitS.
When police arrested him they
found he had . wardrobe Of 125
serviceable suits OF clothes. Most
Of his income from r0bberies was
spent to satisfy his passion for
good clothes.
He possessed II evening and fl
dress suits alone and IL opera
cloaks. five opera hats and liz silk
shirts.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
EASTERN STATIONS

lO:O-WODA, Paterson-28l
5:30--News; sport talk
6--Book review
6:30-Tour
Sod busting
7:15-Shoppers guide
7:45-Air school
S-Yellow Tavern trio
S:15-Graydon Burgh. songs
S:3O-Radio Song Birds
S:45-Robinson and Freeman, songs
l1-Entertainment
1l:30-Gondoliers
1O2O-WOV-294
9-Cecile Litter, soprano
9:15-Elliot Stewart, tenor
3O-Metropolitan Four
10-Margaret Sumner, impersona-
tions
1O:15-Colonel Seymour, clarinet
1O:30-Farr and Mckay. duetists
112O-WGCP, Newark-28S
popular music
5:S0-Merchants program
S-Peggy the Melody Girl
S:30-Segroatt, musical saw
s:35-Tom McGovern. BARITONE
9-Jimmy Shearer. songs
ll2O-WNJ-2O8
| 1O:O1-Mellow-to tones
1O:3O-Pace, tenor; Vending, pl'
anO
lid Wolfe's Ramblers
7iO-WFI, PhilaticIphia-4OS
6:45-Sports news
dance orchestra
1l5O-WCAU-:81
5.30-This and That Revue
Erred Griffin, cornetist
6:10-Health talk; ball scores
6:3O-Neverdust Twins
7-Orchestra
program
S-Fur Trappers
S:30-Chain program
ll:05-Orchestra
S0O-WIP, Phila.lelphia-3is
6:S0-Whispering orchestra
Roll call. birthday list
11OO-WFG, Atlantic City-27S
G:45-Organ recital
7:05-Dinner concert
T.45-Jane and Jimmie cullen
S-Rose Newman. Little Lark
S:15-Carroll Tate, songs
s:3O-Talk, Learning to Fly
Understanding Crooners
9-Concert orchestra
10-Musical memories
orchestra
79O-WGY, Schcnectady-3SO
5-Woodlawn landscape
6-Stock reports; news
6:3O-Dinner music
7.o5-Baseball scores
7:30-Music
dress
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
Politics On the Air

S:30-Former U. S. Senator
James W. Wadsworth over WBZ.
10:30-Dr. Henry Van Dyke.
former minister to Netherlands
under Wilson, over VITO.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
Recently Divorced, Now
plans to Wed Again

New York. Oct. R}-The New
York Americans society editor To-
day says many friends of Mrs. Ray
mond r. Baker. who recently was
divorced in Reno from the former
director of the United States m'nt'
agreed she is to marry Charles
Ninot Amory. member of one Oh
the Oldest and most distinguished
families in Boston.
Mrs Baker. who is a daughter OF
70, Isaac Emerson. wealthy drug
manufacturer of Baltimore. was the
widow of Alfred Gwynne vanderbilt
who was lost in the sinking OF the
Titanic. Prior to her marriage 10
Mr.. Vanderbilt she had been the
wife of Smith Hollins Mcklm OF
Baltimore.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
50 PERMITS ISSUED

Plumbing Inspector Olaf A. Peter
son Issued SO permits during the
month of September, and made 2s3
inspections. Seven defective jobs
were found. Work was carried on in
G6 old buildings and % new struct-
ures.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03

The annual baseball classic be-
tween two major league contenders
for the highest honors in he base.
bali world will make its bow to-
morrow afternoon at ) o'clock. In.
cidentally the account of the first
game between New York Yankees
and the st. Louis Cardinals. who on
previous occasion met on the field
of battle, will be broadcast to all
corners OF the country with Graham
McNamee and Phillip Carlin doing
their bit 10 give as good an &C
count of every play as could be
possible by these two veterans OF
the announcing staff. The game will
be broadcast over WEAF and VITO,
SO make your choice and be sure
that everything in the magic box
is in good condition. The succeed
ing games will also so on the air,
the second one to be broadcast from
from the Yankee Stadium also.
Saturday will he day Of rest dur
ing which both teams will move
their activities to St. Louis, where
the next three games will be played
and which will also be broadcast
through the same stations.
A program In observance Of the
opening of the World Series, the
Troubadours have concOcted a
special baseball program of music
which will be broadcast tonight over
WEAF and VITO at 3 o'clock. The
following numbers will be heard:
High Up in the Hilltop, Just Like a
Melody Out of the Sky. Forever.
Imagination. King for a Day, Lady
Fingers, Just Night for Medita-
ton. oh Gee, Oh Joy. and Remem-
Der Me.
The group Of singers. soloists
and orchestra units who every We'd
nesday evening at $3.50 please 4
vast audience, will be heard tonight
at the same hour over WEAF and
VITO in another program OF inter-
esting and varied selections; which
include Reser's Japanese Idyl,"
Berlin's "All I Want Is Love-" An
sells Irish Dances" saint-saens'
Dance Macrabe" and such popular
numbers like Carolina Moon.
Take Your Tomorrow" and "Chee
Chez"
Frederick Wyatt, baritone and
Stefano di Stefano, harpist will be
featured soloists during a musical
program to be broadcast over WIZ
and WIZ by a concert orchestra at
7 o'clock. Among the selections in
cluded in the program are the piz-
zicato polka from Delibes' Sylvia, !"
Griegs dance Caprice" Trotere's
I'm Old Madrid Blooms Jump
ing Jack" selection from ROM
berg's "Dream Girl" Golden's
Dancing Shadows" and a selection
from Say When"
The slumber music sextette will
offer as its opening number for to-
night Cannes La Carina" to be
followed by Schubert's overture to
"Alphonse and Estrella." This pro-
gram will come through WIZ at II
o'clock and will also include Pad
erewski's "Minuet," Won Blon's
Spring and Love-" Beethoven's
"Minuet in f Flat Herbert's Yes
terthoughts" and Lemar's "Andan-
tino."
For military band music tune in
On WOR at 1890 at which time the
United Military Band will broadcast
program of such classical selec-
tons and marches as Lakes ''Gener-
al Perhing's March," Flotow's over
ture "Stradella," Kowalski's "Salut
a Pesth," a Komzak waltz "Viehna
Folk Songs" selection from
Sousa's Three Quotations" and
Strauss Artists Life" waltz.
L. G,
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03

York. members Of his executive
campaign committee: Senator Ro-
bert F. Wagnsr: william H. Kelley.
Syracuse party leader. and n. r.
Brady. Of New York. chairman Of
tho board Of the Brooklyn Edison
company.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03

Saturdays rally. but in dsfsrsnce 70
the visiting speakers he took but .
few minutes. Mondays rally will
give him an opportunity for q mere
extended discussion Of his cam
paign.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
WEDNESDAY
Easteen Staadsud Tlnne
new ENGLAND STATIONS

yso-WTIC, Hartf0rd-S3S
s::5-Summary OF program and
news
s:30-Instrumental trio
7-Stlent for WCAC
7;sO-Tableau presentation
s-Musical dramatization Of stories
s-Concert program
10:SO-Correct time
10:3l-National Democratic Com
mittee
11-Dance orchestra
11:30-News and weather
if30-WlCC, Bridgeport-:se
6-Music hour
Studio program
7:15-Francis Phillips
,:3o-Mary H. Hinchliffe
7:50-Weather report
s-Near East Relief
S:15-George Dana. pianist
s:so-Republican National Commit
tee
|NR program
s:30-Salon orchestra
;l0-Musical program
lo:3o-United Military Band
oOO-WBZ, Springfteld-3SS
6-Chimes and weather report
6:O2-Safety Crusaders
6:20-Correct time
6:3l-Musical program
s:4O-Republican State Committee
6:50-New England and the Revo-
luton
THE Highlanders
7:sO-School information
7:35-Radio Nature League
S:30-Songs and music
s-Musical program
s:30-Studio players
10-Cor-ect time
l0:Ol-Musical program
11-Radio Trade Dinner
sSO-WNAC, Bost0n-i64
6-Ted and His Gang
6-Dinner music
S:e5-Newscasting
6;31-Dance orchestra
News
7:l1-History Of the L. S. A.
7:30-Musical program
,4-Mason and Hamlin concert
S:30-Republican National Commit
tee
IN. X. Program
l0-Musical program
l0:a0-Military band
l1-News
11:10-Dance orchestra
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-28
Fifty year. Of
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-06
Special Notices
Zeal Notices

ROGER }. WHITEFORD and HENkY 2.
CLARk. Attorneys, 81G Fifteenth st..
=, Wa. . gtgnm; p u; =; att.,..v.
IOI9 Park Building. Eittsburghs Ras
TRusTEE.s SALE or yAI.T ABB. E TWEEN
T tx RRAfIlTEY co5M EidI 10:
GATED ON FOURTH ANEN ", 49, ~.
TWEEN WOOD AND 1890 V
~ fes ss 8 I; 81 default In the terms and
Droyisi Sn f n fs fnSurancs Exchange
Inc ID II Henry Robertson. Trustees. dateu
April III. 1926. and recorded April "
1925. In the Recorder 1Lllcs Y &, ann Ma aSs
g goro SG4d 10 said DEED Of trust upon de
sI,sdsrsig red Trustee. As Trustee under said
Deed of Trust. substituted In the place anu
stead Of the said Henry Rooertsgn. IN, orls, "
Common soi Pleas Of Allegheny County afore-
said duly made and entered on the 6tn day
1907 Sittfng III Equity. In accordance with
the terms and provisions OF said Deed OF
Trust will offer for sale AZ public auction
Y the main corridor q sns ivy ~
1928 AZ THE HOUR or o'gLoCI
thereon. situate. lying. aud being g the
e erss Wofa vi ns 1 ana State 81 Penn:
sylvania. described 81 follows, 70 wit:
Beginning % the Northerly Line n Z ( q !
Fourth Aye1 y 8 RGas asssn from tss
NOrtllwesterly corner Of Fourth Avenue and
Wood Street. at line Of property nov 0I
Daiiy: thence extending NorthwardIy dis
lance Of 90 feet. more OF les. aio 9tls
line Of PROPERTY now or formerly u oI In, tne
Bank, is line: thence Westwardly dis
81 OBJ pro % Of the Pittsburgh stock Ex.
change: thence along the line o. prop.
srty q ths P51 n % stock Ecehs ,nsa
II the Northerly line of Fourth Ave
nue. aforesaid and thence EastWaroiy
along the Northerly line OF Fourth Ave
less. to the, place Of beginning: generally
known aud descrloed a. 236-239-25S
oTTT ERnf AyeS F IIssOaTSIs property q s.
of Trust 70 samuel ]; Henry; Trustee, g.
amount 81 which. with Interest. win be
announced at the time OF sale or made
known oI ppeSdsiiGn no 70 tns gsoe q
Deed Of Trust being dated March 8. 1923
and recorded March 16s 1925 In Mort
gage Book, Volume 2010; Page ~. In the
glleny County. Pennsylvania. Balance
over and above said trust as provided. for
III Aala Ueeu OF Ifuht 10 Safnuel sl. netlf1.
Trustee. all cash. deposit ct S26.0UO
required at the time Of the sale. Terms
of sale to be complied with within fifteen
DAYS from date of sale. otherwise Trustee
reserves the right 10 resell the property at
the risk and cust OF the defaultiuE pnr.
chaser after five days advertisement Oi
such resale In one Pittsburgh Pennsyl-
vania and In one washington ID. O. news.
paper. All cOuveyancing. recording and
Notary fees at cost of purchaser.
The undersfgned Trustee may. in his dis
cretion. adjourn the sale without further
m a j. MAYNARD MAGRUpER.
Trustee.
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Situations Wanted
MALE 81
Y0 stos 10 Ses e aTEpIa sIEs az. rs
MALE AND FKMALE 81
100 coLoRED COOKS. aay Norkera. dlsh.
washers: drivers gardeners Free. %12b
18th 81. n w.
Help Wanted
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 81
RUpHER.s ExcH COOKS. maids. general
works: ref: 1897 18th y w. Dee 1851
lFEEallAl-I b5
A CLERK.TYPIST f0r Insurance. company
wanted; also secretary for auto agency
IN Virginia: public stenOgrapher account
pantry girl; also chambermaid for hotel
cook. Sd Wk.s elev operators ~ SODA
clerks and mattresses several wanted e
positions daily Washingt0n Business Bu-
rean. Union saw. Bank BLDG no 18th So.
Arthur Gibson, 103 SIN 81. N. II
a COLORED MAID % SO away for sunii-
heIDer: many cooks and general house,
workers wanted; other poaitiupe daily. Ap-
Bank BLDG. 710 18th 81
A COOK 70 90 90 country; also beauty par
Tor operator; also gen. hwk. Y IN 1am-
ilyl also salealady also sean1stresss also
yalsresssss w . Other positions daily
Jennie v GasIdns. b12 % SCI n. w
C0LORED GIRL. for gen. housework; no
phone calls. A505 New HaEupshire Ave.
~. w.
COUNTER Girls. WaItressea pantry women.
Blshcp's Hotel Ageney. 0O4 ST. ~. w.
1eyer Boolsoff: 123 18th So. N q.
GIRL for clerical work In shoe repair
shOp. 124 18th st. STE
Bur. 6Oz 81. II. N. open !. n
81 r.sss16 K a III Elk $zQ-S2B We; 20 81 arge
unless placed 201 Irann. Bldg, 17lh&H.
WET NTIRSE--TO supply breast milk ~
Children,s Hospital. $40 per month Gail
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE co.
Desirable positions are
available for young women
qualifying FOR telephone OPP
Grating. Permanent employs
lraent under desirable work
ling conditions, with oppor-
I.tunity for advancement.
Good salary paid while
learning, with increases at
frequent intervals. Apply
Application Dept, Room 1 !,
E722 18th St. N. w
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-06
8 TIMORE GRAIN MARKET

wheat Firmer. No. zred winter,
domestic. $I.72: No. 2 red winter,
garIicky domestic. $1.12. Receipts,
1881 bushels: shipments, 60,925
bushels.
Corn STEADY. No. q yellow. do
nestle, I.2Oi@1.21 Receipts 6,44e
bushels: shipments. 544 bushels.
Oats Steady. No. 2 white. DO
nestle, T71Tsc; No. white. $50 tic.
Receipts, 500 bushels: shipments,
s,2F6 bushels.
rye nominal Receipts, none
shipments. none.
Hay Dull; receipts ample.
Flour Quiet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-06
Legal Notices
CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE OF NAME
OF the
pALACE FURNITTJRE CoMpA,

PALACE FURNITURE COMPANY
The G.. r. Grabill Company, q corpora
ton organized and existing under and by
virtue of Subchapter " of Chapter XVIII
Columbia and amendments thereto. desir-
ing tn change its corporate name, u specia al
meeting of the board of directors was held
on the 10th day of May. 1928 at which
meeting II was resolved that it was adj
visable to change it's corporate name to
meeting OF the stockholders be called to
pass upon the proposed change.
This is to certify that at a meetinr of
the stockholders held on the 22nd day of
May. 1928. all of the, stockholders being
the company to Palace Furniture Com
pany" was unanimously adopted
In witness whereof, we have hereunto
set our hands and affixed the corporate
seal this 23rd day of May. 1928.
corporate Seall CECIL GRABu.L.
Attest:
CHARLOTTE L. BEACON.
District Of Columbia. SIS:
a: r., f. MMiaadlsr = Notary Public in
by certify that Cecil r. Grabill and Char
lotte L. Beacon. parties to the foregoing
certificate. dated the 23rd day of May,
1928. personally appeared before me In
Charlotte j.. Beacon being personally well
known TO me as the persons who executed
the said certificate and aclSn owlcdged the
same to be their act and deed.
Given under my hand and seal this
sate So asT p ss Mfy' H H9g =. MANDLER
Ny ennanatsston expires December Q.
james q. kegsF, 1925 Davenport St. NV.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-06
SHORT TERM SECURITIES
tFurnsslsed ~ " .. Hibbs Coz
III EARlMG HOUSE REPORI

new YORK. June s. Clearing
house statement:
Exchanges, 81 $4,000. 900: bal
ances, S132s 900 900; Federal Reserve
Banks credit balance. $3.50, o00, 900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-06
FOREIGN BONDS
LIBERTY BONDS
lloRllI III. s. PAcI SIGNED

cognulerciaI treaty has been
signed between Norway and the
pAlted states. the state Department
nounced tcdas
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-06

MALE Il
al CLERK-ROOM MAN for hotel also drive
ers: also kitchen man. also elevator
S Snils. ROOM s5In s aian 14os 81 -.
A fOLd1RED FIREMAN, 500 mo. wanted
at once: also prcsser: also night elevator
lions such IS janitors porters. chauffeurs
hotel and restaurant help daily. wash.
Business Bureau Union Savings Bank Bldg,
7l0 I4th St.
Mrs. HarTy Anders, 1888 Chester Sc. 8.
sTENOGR APHEK-TYPIST beginner.
wk.. engineer for hotel: also stenORrapher.
afternoon work: soda dispenser. houseman
ica wanted vefiOlis other office and COM
n1eFcial positions daily. Wash Business Bu-
reau. Union Saw. Bank B1dg.- 710 14th ST.
BUS BOYS. counter men, dishWashers. J.
81 Emp. Bureau. 604 i Sc. n. ".
CHAUFFEURS VIII tdenIificati0n cards &
references. Wardman Rark TaxlcaD C0.
Mrs MarEaFet KeIs0 73a Irving Sc. M w.
CHEF. cooks. bus boys. houseman: various
goslslonss. dssly q ;., m; Com. Emp. Bur
COLORED BOY to work IN electric store
not over ZIG Years OF age. Apply 1885
Conn. Ave, NV.
HARDWARE CLERK WANTED, rs years
or over. Apply I'll 9TH 81. n. v.
MALE slenographer with knowledge q
New York Ave.
MEN with magazIne experiences. special Of
fer on leading publications. Apply Room
NATIONAL IinIon bldG
MEN for immediate employment for
salcs department $50 and bonus. Apply
2 10 8 p, m, suite 316. 14O6 6 ST. N. w
MEN--News AGENTS. on trains Apply Union
News Co. east basement. Union sta.
PAlNTER class only need apply.
Helen W. Johns. 2100 N st. N. ".
ing. 137 w ST. M w
PRESSER with some lznowledge Of sew.
ing. lib Sth Sc. 8. q.
SALESMAN
:. We have an opening for : man between
his position; pay abOut $50 wk. to start.
Apply at once TO Our salesmanaeer, Mr..
oldham. as Evans Bldg, 1920 n. r
sHOEMAKER wanted It once. Apply l24
SHOEMAKER'S helper-WhIte, expert
enced. Call Capitol Heights 146.
Theresa L. jana 325 D st. s.. E.
SOLICITOR, one experienced in holse-to-
establishment Box 81. Mmes-H Herald:
STFNoGRAPHER experienced: Catholic.
SlI5 mo-; stsnnograpner: Sexpefieni;Gea.
WANTED-Youth, abont IS years old to
drive Ford delivery truck. National
Electrical supply Company. 1928 N. r..
Ave. N. W. Sec Mr.. Jacobsen t4th floorl
between Q and 10 q. m.
WANTED-Young men, over 10 years of
age for day and night work as neseen-
gers; good money. steady work Apply Mr..
Townsend. 1917 New York Ave. N. w.
Carroll H. WINS. 1924 Irving Sc. N. d.
YOUNG MAN. WANTED.
ABOUT 30 YEARS or AGE WITH CAR
OR WE WILL FURNISH CAR.
APPLY Mr.. SWAMI.
ELECTROLUX, INC.
1910 VERMONT AVE. N. W., SUITE col.
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NOW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE


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SP4O ~ MON II
WILL BUY THIS HOME
That's less than the rent ought 70
be. Don't think that you cant At-
ford TO buy 3 Home--When lust thu
contrary IL true--yOu can't afford 10
rent one when it's possible TO buy on
any such terms as $40 . month,
which includes all carrying charges
and leaves generous amount 70 ap-
ply each month to the principal.
The Home we are Offering 10 big
Colonial two-bedrOom Home IN most
delightful location
1z15 i. st. N. E.
JI1ST OFF EI4ADENSBURG BLVD.
The rooms are large, hardwood
floors. tile bath, electricity. light and
commodious kitchen. economical heat
ing plant. big Colonial front porch.
with prettily planted lawn.
This location 10 very high. handy
to everything and yet away from the
annoyanceE of traffic--nnaking il eepe-
ctally desirable for = family with
children.
Remember, Only $40
a Month Buys It
Open for inspection every day and
evening, including Sunday.
Take cars leaving 18th and y Ste.
N, W., riding to 18th and 81 SITS. N E.,
to bus,
HARRY A. KITE
Incorporated
lob 10TH Sc. ~, w. MAN 4e4o !
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Apply 1905 l4th ST. N. VI. Room 40.
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