New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1926, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD. SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1926. l Member of Federal Reserve System ined. This 1s for reople and children o neet in the basement of w- chureh, | N r the leaders hy.r\' R e ol Onar 31 : ,, Attendance Averages More Than German Baptist | superintendent of Sunday hool 11:45 a. m., ser he Declarat the Light of Divine Tr New Britain was a town dependent chiefly upon the development and welfare of the surrounding farming inter- ests for its own prosperity. But then, as now, its location destined it to be an industrial and commercial city. "l'oday New Britain fhips her products to all parts of the world, and for sixty-six years the NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL has helped its city to progress through the helpful, friendly banking service which it renders to eriean Principle.” W, ¢ G T ol s | mlehed s e business houses and individuals alike. It is a bank that YOU will like. People's sy O EERE | New Britain National Bank hoth mornin OFFICERS DIRECTORS DIRECTORS DIRECTORS S s e e J. 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