New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1929, Page 4

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Dr, superio s and one son Cloenn i i R TR Ex-Warriors Must File S | Pd[)CIS With Assessors ci. At th en who wish to Paones: nd with the $1,004 - on printin ice of the |a large one, con ports of departments, Linder |t otographs of its minded P churche heir | buildings. X to | books will be office o by | the town clerk for distribution, free. Use ,{-{9;’&55} ning, protective, come cff in <hoe and and it will heal overnight! Removing shoe (e (iR : and the soothing m ) D S’ h 1 s to be is the secret of their healing 4= 9C, oll’s SR power. They avoid all danger Z d .‘[‘1’:,:..(\’ | of blood poisoning from cut- Ino”pa S ting your corns; all risk of acid Put one on —the pain is gonel papers at t | Church Services |\ VDI sl s j{town clerk by St. Mary's Church | tomorrow, Ch anniversary mass of requicm | of t | was celebrat t. 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