New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1929, Page 5

NEW BHIT:\]}' D:\H,Y HERALP, MONDAY, I)I‘I(WI‘J)IUER ]G,-IfIZ DESOLATION FOUND (ovizinat Dec o Newar) Suzanne Lenglen Sells Gowns | Found in Rubbish Pile IN FLOOD'S WAKE For Paris Dressmaking Concern unvisited corner in o room in city hall, cleancrs have dug up the original deed 1o t} city of i 3 e b A & “ sizeable salar plus commii; 15 oman in UL dress- | conbina tennis conrt and putting ssed the relic. 1 S e 5 emonstrating and giving | courtyard of esstaking estab r to Commissioner Howe, who i 1 sport clothes lishiment wi s the palace ce. 16 (P—Desolation | | said he would off the parch- we a 5 wanted 1o do this | of Cardinal Fesch, the uncle of Na amine have been left in the || ment to the library. cry g, ¢ said. "L adore | poleon and one of the finest Louis > of flood wuters whicl n The decd was made out in the || ¢lothes. I am throus tennis [ XVI houses ¢ cede in South Britain's larg U f King William 11T “the | [ for ¢ v L least. 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Aoie SUEhc ) t it wced w " erience suggesung appropriate nost '.vnhmuul variet In the borough of Monmouth au Ihe Glad Hand for Mrs, i Bond. T fand pon Mrs. Horton received decl T ; . too frequ ol T Our repuation ir Woods in words.introdu wecive i the role of a cl st She w 1 value for eve surance is the Gt city. New Jersey Soclclv Leader En- o '* gaOedfl ,houaue eloelun Woicih 1| A T ; “Ave 3 " by B . 2 i \ zens of real gifte! { piar 1 for Mes t Or pocket light- k xnd for i ) ] Grucn Cartouchi, 42 14kt. solid guld‘ ) > : . Ve I el 8 case, 15 JL’WCA L Ame uen PO r the man who .5 o ca Handel *Ah, Love But L ) v 100 ent to o= ague an new ional World Cou rald’s Xmas Heavy Ope erop c vated u in - [RAPHAELS oo § Will Give A way Absolutely FREE of bot iy ev, phonic oA S e ke :‘,‘J‘,‘:“i;",‘]:;\‘ B on Tuesday, Dec. 24 at 10 4. M. Ml POLISH §UGIETIES ELECT hons ‘.H{.‘: s | HBelOw are the Names of the 1928 Gift Awards H Staniskws Association and S(. 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