New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1926, Page 4

MORRIS AGAIN IS HITTING ‘CONTROL" Takes Another Rap at Rore- Dack’s Power NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1926. ,¥f>“"f"“§‘,‘1',;°_"lT? srotts L WORN BY GENTLEMEN EVERYWHERE GOOD SHOES ARE INDISPENSABLE. TO THE WELL DRESSED MAN. e women was | Hartford to show n a fail- be re-|a s ares of outstanding par value of $1( tement said. | v of Rocky Hill, | READ HERALD CLAS 1ED ADS nator from FOR YOUR WANTS rt spe \ch th 7 SETTLE WORST ?EM’A PRWARY ~ SOUR STOMACH A w U] AH:MR Takes Less than Five Minutes S —Pape’s Diapepsin Acts Like oo et Sands i Sharp Contrast § o :,,,,.”:_,"‘_\,,:' Jex ! Yare-Pinchot-Pepper Fight | George H. Buckl A report of the was read by Mrs olf club, The report show. i Power C Morris, Luncheon will be serve at | em— ‘ 8. Powell will be as L t. 28 (P—! = rs. J. T. Hart, Mrs. T. L. Mon- |, g jeen: | Mrs. F. B. Rau and Mrs. R. 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