New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1929, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1929. . af: | D. C. Both of the boys, up that way, \ s 2 figures on their total net eatnings|f o o o o oime yS, up v. ' Too Many Humans About, | o 2 g Slled’ by $ho state | who have a business compound | ¢ S 5 or the ycar, compiled by the stat L WHO IS HE? ] noted for thelr fine wares| Monkeys® l\ens; Falter an wille, July 16 (P— tax commissioner and given out to- ¢ nny dispositions. They try to | lemic o J Wednesday Morning Specials FROM 8 TG 12:30 ONLY HENRY GOLDSMITH & CO. 35 MAIN STREET From the $141,798,107.93 which was the total for the corporations ta HARRIMAN LEASE = Papers in 60 Year Electrical ; Concession Will Be Signed Soon +.: 8. f human be- of their cages sing to the cording to ical so- the temp- ommercial rtain thei e cditor just ¢ those free displayed prominently into the store. 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