New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1926, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 18 1926. | . . was given misce IS I Al aer Plainville News "7 7 i i WCLPURIS N GRADUATING CLASS ‘Fourteen in Semi-Final Class at Bristol High School BRINGS COUNTER-CHARGES Brzsto[ News NEED NEW SCHODL ~HOR SOUTH Siot Present Accommodations In- adequate for Influx of Pupils " GOSSIP INFIFTH DISTRIC Voters Discussing Political Outlook Mafl Orders Mafl Orders Filled Marino Claims Attack Is Due To Spite—Shower For Miss Kennedy | \ en'e 2 5 —Firemen Defeat Lions SALE EXTRAORDINARY of SILK DRESSES 2 for $15.00 $15.00, $16.50, $18.50, $22.50 regular New Summer Dresses, beautifully made, with extra good deep hem, long or short sleeves, of finest grade washable crepe de chines, plain colors and fancy stripes; silk alpaca, flowered and dotted georgettes, stripe wash silks, printed crepe de chines; hand-painted sleeves, ombre stripe tie belts; two-piece and one-piece models, on Dia —Stanley-Garncan Engagement— mond—Ancient Document Found Fast Team Here Sunday.—Briefs, —Mus, Estelle H. 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