New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1927, Page 13

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Tuesday morn S e ; G { e o John has been|ihe audit 1 4 e e ————— ¢ i X two years and 1|\onde, account ho ) will be offe ht T had 1 his confidence. | 1he county ¢ . r n > g Evidently T have faile SI0 oo ihe ted o 1 illeged to ¢ I 158 as follows Wha T do? Why s 14het ' ogunce comumissio wis nad R g ! Ci 1 . s s happen? Is the whole pubiie last night. she of o : r worth while? Those are ! h dat T . oo of 31 o G e Buying freshly ground coffee is like lailias and a tutities Which would ks piCl&il’ < eble £ I £ that the Republic was|, res t A e el 15 vegets LS, resh trom your garden on the rough spots and Rkl : t spots and you'd | T epublic was doing |} [ ] isn't {compunies the e me of ] failure atter fall- [tho results of the 7 ; o8 hit some boy TEht| Phie mer S o Ut e ch one is different. |, Ba 4 “was ot “One pago ¢ G ] A Lo e P, o, e sl to bt i Mot bt o e o : argie ASprn . L gar 0 1nd every g is runnir ( - T z of th rted from."” NG ¢ My R. 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' 'r i s 3 thi| meanors; the set- 14 Jald- n est from 1 or i and cash amounting on which he 1 otalling his. he * thority other than missioners, but w e A Famous Artist Draws invoi ~lenases unani- [ {ho items Ayles-lon the ir ess was one of the most | ajierations er given before the club. | ause accorded him at th on of his addr as has been given speak- er at tlio weekly sessions of tho or- 1 the of cloth- Our New Building Pheriault € el o riault of who was shed into rlin turn- the REFUSE IMITATIONS— | Stanley | | inson of the Leonard Morsa of the Cabinet Lock Co. wer Herbert Woods Get GENUINE e prize offered by $1000 for | . Jaw. | other men r b car at m;n b o First Jdp Warships oy i Anchol in “Hub” Harbor Hmmw SKETGHEI] veral years were anchored here nnrl of R mm\ '1hw were the flagship Twate and r Asama carrying 182 mid- n on their annual training vessels are under con r Admiral Osami Na- re seven days out from The Anvil Column G W. Aylesworth Tells of lts Successes and Failures 4 others planned a nt and sight- ers d men of [round of e | seeing for the of I the squadron, No other brand in the world has & their creamy deliciousress—world- : famous QUAKER FLAVOR Besides being preeminent for his artistic rendering of hank buildings, Robert Ball is favorably known for his wrchitectural and decorative drawings. Hestu diedin Paris with Richard Miller; has ex- hibited landscape paintings in the Paris Salon, the Na- tional Academy and the Pennsylvania Academy; and holds the O. H. Dean prize for landscapes. Some of the largest banks in the United States have employed him to render drawings of their buildings. ting of e club a t speaker - | Nature Cure Institute 19 SOUTH HIGH ST. p 1 et Juestions Telephone 765 1t the members of d to hear. When Genulne Natureopathic treat- ments are given absolutely Pain- less. They strengthen the heart, cleanse tha blood stream, restcre Bood blood circulation, normal- ize hLigh or low blood pressure, add years to life. Pep, power, endurance, and nervous condi- tions—never fail to give reliet in Neuritis, Sciatica or any form of rheumatism, fncluding Tonsils, stubborn coughs and colds. C stomach, liver or kidrey ases, paralysis, varicose veins, swollen glands, etc., or re- gardless of the ailment, the symptoms will disappear when treated by a recognized expert. I give the best in electrical treat- ments, including all forms »f the |Imm \;(,ol‘c('l{ui\'s.h Arlxpir}\,u Sun LEARN TO READ, WRITE, SPEAK ENGLISH vs, Eleteric Light Baths and REP. 3 F ITIZENSHIP | ey i PREPARE mkt(ulu,!\fllll | . 2 ] Pl S A, CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dl‘. F Coombs Corner Main and Chestnut Streets Oftics Hours 9 a. m. to 8. p. m. NATHAN HALE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Treatmets, $2.00 Tremont Street ¢ for $10 When Paid In WASHINGTON SCHOOL Advance. ]Iigh Street 1905 up through its strug- | rs, of its facing defeat in 1914 and up to its pres- | cried the old system which | < of the boys who attend- school after they had been | | | | | | | EVENING SCHOOLS ‘OPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th at 7:30 P. M. ow vur new 7-story bank and office building looks to Robert Ball, American artist, noted for his drawings of bank buildings. Keep Your Skm Young Evidently our building “looks good” to him. It will look good to you, too, for years to come, once you take an office there and bencfit by the prestige and advan tageous location which this building holds forth to 56 foresighted firms, in- other 1 ounce d 1 half pint dividuals and corporations. 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