New Britain Herald dated July 25, 1928

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NEW B RITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY; JULY _————— e INPICS CHEF TS [ RELBUSY FRLDY No Easy Task to Prepare Menu tfi:‘";.fi‘ii;fi

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make sure that which the New York athletic com- mission has ordered Tunney to wear, are the right size, the purple tights,

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S mioebtar et i s R il [} FISH GIVES FSHER THRILLING BATTLE Alaskan Steelbeads Not Easily Subdued When Hooked (By J. VANCE)

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DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1928, in the period alive today is the Lm! ot y. He has been out of politics for twenty...

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New Bfltaln Hel‘ald the election grould be won Hing to ma at Sle was born in the old country |for over 50 years has been known

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we.se then compare! Hudson Seal Leopard Squirrel Scotch Mole Wombat Raccoon Luxurious Fur Coats of Persian Lamp, etc. Store

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The Heart Story of a Steadfast Woman Love’s Awakening By Adele Garrison Harry Underwood and Dicky Plan a Lunchean Date for

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r suit,| white] ipline| brold-| ipline. both A TP T - written &y Dress agencies for the AT CAPITOL A novel plot idea and new

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WWWWWW " NEW BRITAIN LEGION TEAM LOSES DECIDING GAME TO HARTFORD — STANLEY WORKS AND CORBINS MEET IN CRUCIAL BATTLE TOMORROW

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Speaking i of Sports, e Five baseball games are sched- wled to be played in this city to- night, two in the City League, one

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12 | ( Nathan Hale-Smalley allies in the ninth. The defeat cost | ]day are too se!fish to have large old Faulty judgment and

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| minie -t and > Oak ¢ at 9 at St Lyddy - Miss bride- ander s best a public etary- s of nment n con- RBER ubber ‘mon- acting

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1928 SWEETHEARTS By IDAH McGLONE GIBSON Author of “My Son’s Sweethearts,”...

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S s e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1928 P enene: ANFOUNCEMENTS FO[' Summer Here Each Day Are Listed...

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The religious societies of the city Sheriff W. B. Douglas piecin, marched in the procession with their | together fragments