New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1926, Page 16

G NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1 _— e SOCia[ News ‘L il Elee : THemDEs « :‘ s : 7“\\':\NT .—\.DS” -Uurmlflffll . ‘ Autos and Trucks For Sale 9| Autor and Iruckr bor sale ¥ AKLAN E el, 2 Ford , hermetically sealed | A & hone £47-15 | New York Welcome ds in New 15, she will be escort- hall to be welcomed by T the tomb of the u r respects to Mount Vernon S CONCLUSION OF NOVENA i s s it Saans 10 DAY USED CAF Sacred Heart Charch Crowded At in New York Fxerelses Held in Honor a8 @l pilest oty N lRehiC GO RE Phila. Prepared to Welcome Be- New Touk tween 100,000 and 150,000 Who To Dine With Gary Mre. Willian neo M visitors crow Are Coming to Attend wh Miss E. Gertrude | the olemn vespers Siisaorie o s ; 5 AUTOMOTIVE l‘ Hacon. 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