New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1924, Page 10

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Spittall, tenor; Mrs, Dorothy Birchard companist, 9:00 done i times enings 1t is e number ometimes him if it wonld with tor the Spring- good show for the Marden, Bedtime Orison &, story Grown- | (Renesselaer Kyw, ghouse-~Chicago.) #port summary 'njon Trust company, Journal of Commerce, and Agricul- and fur- States Department of Methods | Children's bedtime m.—Produee and stock bulleting, RADIO SETS ATWATER KENT SUPERDYNE 4 and 5 Tube Sets at $55.00, $68.00 and $100.00 MANHATTAN and MUSIC MASTER LOUD SPEAKERS A. G. HAWKER 58 Elm Street "Phone 2456 tations; news | (American | compan Mulroney, ac- |} FEBRUARY 18, 1924. Ad- |, and Parker, Archeologist, State of New | the “lLeague of American TPen Women. York. The address will be illustrated 9:00 p, m.—Musical program given by the sounding of various inslru-lhy the Niagara Battery Corp., of Buf- ments used by the Indians in distant|falo, under the personal direction of communicating. falo, featuring Knell's Tokio orches. 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