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' Stars Will Broadcast
Every Two Weeks;—
AR EXperiment .
, NEW YORKrDec. :L—Thedream
a: radio enthusiasts that programs
;v:ould one day be'broadmt by art—
1513 o: the highest quality may be
gtulfilled in the promise made yes-
Itel-dam that beginning New Year‘s
ievening the American Telephone end
”Telegraph company would broadcast
every two weeks numbers by several
‘0: the most tamous stgxs who make
gphonograph records for the Victor
{Talking Machine company.
l Mme. Lucrezls Ben and John 31:.
lemme-k will be the first to sing un-
:der this plan. Others. who will
;broadcast later include Feeder Cha~
‘Eiapm. Renee Chemet. Alfred Cortex.
iEmillo do Gogorza. . Mischa. Elman.
:Giovanni Martinelli. Tltta. Rune,
f‘l‘ito Schipa. Antonio Scotti. Arne-
;lxta. Gaul-Curd. Benjamlno Gish.
iJaschs Heifetz, Maria. Jcritza and
; Reinald “‘errenrath.
In Nature or Experiment 3
. Tue-es programs will be broadcabt
simultaneously from Stations WEAR
VJXVCAP, “UAR. “'NAC. W'DBH.
AVGR. 1“”?! and “'CAE. located in
'Xew York city. \Ysshlngtou. Prom~
dense, Boszon, “'orcester, Buflalo.
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. and
Etius the programs Will be within the
reach or the many millions who
irosee-ss receiVing sets in the eastern
gee-("titans o! the United States and
jCanada
Yesterday's announcement stated
L112... the plan is in the nature at an
experiment. to deter-mule the wishes
o: the radio audience. It forms an
f
yxmportamt part of the program to
analyze the; taste of the "invisible
multitude" Which the telephone
icomuany has been following for the
:18.5“. {to years. If. this type of per-
formance meets with a satisfactory
to increase the prope‘tion of musxc
viousiy in an effort to achieve. this
$.59 result, but have always tailed.
The Real Test
Bureaus—Some of the new Chnst
, mas dolls can “all: and say momma
gand papa. They couldn‘t be much
more hiell’se than that. could they:
“'meery—OnZy one more this; 1
5621:: Hunk of.
“What's that?"
“To be pcrfectEy 1:21:11“. 1'11"?
' should ask for mom-1r." i“
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If boils»: ham ls to be 5.» rad £023.
Zreceptlon. every 23cm will be made.
.0! this class on the regular pro-i
>§ grams.
. Plans haw been projected pre-
, onmmm
The; Watch trove:- Rado moon.
‘WBBR- Brooklyn." 3. Y, has ar-
ranged to broadcast a. speck! pro-
uon endeavors to assist the
ln understanding the quantum
our. particularly those pertain“ to
the Bible. Bible questions not to
Watch Tower station is loaned at
124 Columbia. Heights. Brooklyn.
will be answeredby radio.
The program for Christmas Du is
orchestra; "Largo." mm“: "30-
neuh the Holly." Seredy; “Audi
Serenade,” Barge: 8:20 P. BL. vats!
solos and duet. "It Came Upon the
MldnLght Clear." Fred ’I‘waxomhk’.
selected. Fred Franz; “Love Me.
All Love Exoellinz." Fred Fran:
and Fred Twaroechk: 8:33 P. )L.
noun solo—Dr. Hans Hug. “Arr."
Bach: ‘Conoerto in E. Minor." Blen-
delssohn: “Humoresk” Dvorak and
"See." Schubert. 3:50 p. m. I. B.
S. A. Choral singers and Quartet“.
Christmas Carols. 9:10 p. 111. Bible
lecture "Rapture o: the Angels."
quartette, "O. Holy Night." Adolphe
Adam. accompaniment by Watch-
tower string quertette.
On Sdturday the program Will be:
8:00 p. m.. Clarinet solos by M. Gu-
ment. 3:16? 9. mi, Fred TIM
tenor. 8:25: p. to. Bible squamous
and answers by Judge Ruth-m
8:40 1.x. r11. Clarinet 50105. 8:59 p. :11.
Fred Tu'arcvschk.
COLD WITH HEAT
Ease your tight. aching chest.
Stop the pain. Break up the con-
gestlon. Fee: a bad cold loosen up
In just a short time-
é "Red Pepper Hub" ls the cold
. remedy Xhat brings quzckest relief. It
cannot hurt you and it certainly
seems to end the tightness and drive
the congestion and soreness right
out.
Xothlns has such coucentaood.
penetrating heat as red peppers. and
when heat penetrates right down
mto colds. congestion. aching muo-
cles and sore. stiff joints relief comes
at once.
The moment you apply M Pop-
r»:;~ Rub you feel the tingling hen.
1r; thrce minutes the congested spot
is warmed through and through.
When you are entering from a. cold.
rbezzmetlsm. backache. all! neck or
sort muscles. :us‘. get 3 sex of
“:7. 1: cool in the Wat-3T in Which 1? Bottles Red Pepper Rub. made from
be lovely
flu or
WEI;
310:8
you ken}. It
:Lzzry and
12.15 tree:
; 5:1
v‘»—.‘£U ‘,rr‘! .5
4 ‘33.“ u l'uzcs
red peppers. 3: any drug store. You
Will has-c the Q'Xlt‘kést relic: known.
‘Always 523‘ "Rowles."—Adv.
gram during the holiday. am “3.
as “110“2—3 P. 31-. Watchtower '
Judge Rutherford. :-:56 p. on... vocal "
BREAK new
: ominous
p... m ' 7
(Indicating either KiloivattHour, or Kilovolt—ampere ’Hour), ‘
Will Become ‘ '
‘ . Efieetivo February 1, 1925,
FOR THESALE OF'ELECTRICAD ENERGY
.By The Board of Electrical Combsioners
of The Second Taxing District oi'l‘he
. -. City of Nos-wok, Conn...
From The South Nomflk Electric Works.
Applyingto the bills to be rendered monthly, or_;otherwioe,‘
to each regular Consumzr for Electrical Energy consumed, after
the doteofgesch meter record taken in December 1924, as indies!
edbysaidbmsrenderedonsndsfterrebrusry 1:1925;asfollm:
FOR COMMERCIAL . SERVICE
exclusive of Street Lighting and other Public Use.
" By Either
DIRECT CURRENT at 220 volts, or
ALTERNATING CURRENTcu—hero svtilable hereafter, of
such character as may be conveniently
facilities, rules "and instructions of the Electric Works’ manage- _
meat. .
FOR LIGHTING
mule, Industrial, Residential and all other Purposes,
. ' ' other service for which permission has been obtained
“the Electric Works’ management.) at
‘ 80c for first 8 KWH or 163
7c for each m of the next 992 ,
Go for each KWH.of the next 1000
51/2c for each KWB in execs: of 2000
ii— Chutes.
For DIRECT CURRENT, or SECONDARY ALTERNAT-
ING CURRENT, 80¢ per meter required.
For PRIMARY ALTERNATING CURRENT, $2.50 {or con-
nected load. of approximntely 10 kflovoltmnperes (KV'A‘n. or less,
334123: for each additional “3.
’5 NR POWER
(Mercantile, Industrial, Reside-nail. Motor operation. Heat.
ing. Cooking and all other Purposes, exclusive of lighting.) at
A
.
$1.50 for first 25 KWH or less’
56 for eaui KWH of the next 275
«to for odd! KW'H of the next 1,700
3c for «eh KWH of the next 6M
2115c for each KWB of the next 12.000
go for each KWH in excess of 20,000
“:1an
For D CURRENT. or SECONDARY ALTERNAT-
ING CURRENT, $1.50 per meter required. ,
For PRHIARY ALTERNATING CURRENT, $2.50 for con-
nected power load of approximately 10 kilovoltempem {EVA},
or less, and ‘25c for each additional EVA,
For COMBINATION SERVICE {Experimental}. (Including
' Power and Lighting, or other service combined under one scale
of rates, by either direct current. or alternating current. with
each kind of omen! charged for independently of the other}.
subject to the following conditions;
1. While’this service is undergoing its experimental stage
3 it will be supplied only with the understanding that it may beg
modified. or discontinued. if the Electric Works’ managementl
finds it unsuitable for permanent adoption.
2. This serrice'is expressly intended for manufacturing. but?
if desired. it may be applied to any other use for which the}
Electric Works‘management deems it suitable. !
3. The connected load for this sex-nee is not to be less than'
approximately fifty (50‘) kilowatts. or kflovolt-amperes. except
under conditions favorable to less capacity.
1 This service is for regular daily use and it may not be.
supplied where the extreme variations of load. or infreqocneyi
of use. are unfanrablc. ‘
'. Cutler the foregoing conditions. this service u ill be supplied at. f
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$1.50 for the first 2-3 KWH or less
So for each KWH of the next 975 ' 3
? be for each XVI! of the next 1.000 :
§ 40. for each KWH of the next 1.000
3 3c for each KW}! of the next 5,000
. 2%}: for each KWH of the next 12.000
3 to for each/K“?! in excess of 210,0.)0
; mnhmun Charges ~
I
For DIRECT CURRENT. or SECONDARY ALTERNAT-
, IXG CURRENT, $1.50 per meter required.
For PRIMARY ALTERNATE-'6? CURRENT. $2.50 for con—
nected power load of approximately 10 kilovolt-smperes (K‘A3.;
or less, and 25c for each additional KVA. é
DEMAND AND POWER FACTOR CHARGES;
No other than the regular charge for electrical energy will
be mode where the demand does not exceed the eonsmuer’s normal ;
use to.” extent and at a'time detrimental to the sen-toe. !
But. with reference to any consumer whose connected pon'el“
load is 10 kilowatts (or kilovolt-ampercs‘a. or more, lithe (if-
mud-W slalom} to an extent tossing loss to the Electric *
Works, or hum to the service supplied therefrom, then the
Electric Works’ monument my add ten per cent (10%) to
the regular chase for theeleetrihal energy supplied to such con-
sumer, provided such demand exceeds seventy-five per cent (75%)
of such consumer's connected power load between 4:00 and 8 .00
P. M, from November 15! to February lot—in any year.
Or if the newer factor of any.slternafing current consumer
_ is foundctodedine below eighty per cent (80%). then the Elects:
Works’ moment may'sdd one per cent (1%),“ the regal”;
charge forthe electricalenergy supplied to smell consumer. tor
etch one per centsflffc) decline of the power ‘ belof 809'.
Accordingly. £0! the benefit of all consumers, and thogouerel
service. it is urged that the limits above stated benof trans
6gresbod... . .
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timeandundortheoondifimmtedonfiehfiiorm f
from=the£oregoing rates, if paid within the‘
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