New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1919, Page 13

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FREDS CONTINE | © PENVANT DRIVE L Braves Are Shut Out Twice by Pat Moran’s Speedsters Cincinnati, O., Aug. The Reds shut out Boston tw The closing games of t to 0 and 2 to 0. Both - - i Luque pitched well and their support E& was very fast. Hits were bunched [ off Rudolph in the first game, in ' [ which the Iteds carned all 3 their runs. Ses + lowed only four hits. A 3 g Boeckel and two sacrifice hits gave Cincinnati its first run_and the sec- ond was scored on a k, a wild 15 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD game was played in a drizzling rain. [) ¥.®he score n hise Cincinnati .. 00020021x—5 9 1 (Second Game) The score: r h e (i » o Cincinnati ..... 01010000x—2 5 0 ' 8 Boston ........ 000000000—=0 4 1 Luque and Rariden; Keating, Mc- x , Quillan and Wilson. § : Giants Down Pirates. 9 3 ! Pittsburgh, -—New York de- feated Pittsburgh yesterday in tered, Doyle’s error being r one run and Southworth's triple ihjs menfontase ion st Brooks the tailor was one of the leading ones of Schenectady, catering to a high grade of trade, New York $01000000— Wit i Gieniinte ; thus carrying in stock nothing but the best fabrics that could be purchased. The stock consist of Douglas and Gonzales; St. Louis, Aug. 1 Philadelphia col- lected 10 h for a total of '_ ‘ " ’ ott four St. Louis piteh ] ¥ of the finest woolens obtainable. Cloth that is impossible to get at the present time. {the series, 11to 4. Packard, s hit hard, held his former teammates 1 T R B Take Advantage of It Men! 1122202¢1—11 16 1 N . 011000002—4 12 0 ; = rd} and) Tragresser; | Jacops, Brook never made a suit to measure for less than $50.00 to $90.00. , Ames, May and Clemons. . PLAYGROUNDS BASEBALL . . i A i Come in and pick from the many different patterns we have and have a suit made to your measure at a Six Games Scheduled at St. Mary's A Scott & Company label in your suit is an assurance of workmanship, linings and trimmings. saving of 1-3 off the market price today. Thus obtaining our label in your suit with the assurance that every- Grounds Tomorrow Afternoon— jous Teams Stand to Date. thing will be satisfactory, e o Why Pay $50 to $75 for a Ready Made Suit iware City, Church rhe schedules Leneecrosconcs | B when you can have one made to measure and save 2 o'clock; Company M vs. Acorns, 4 o'cloc ° yChurch League—St: Mary’s vs. | & ~8t. John's, o'clock; Sacred Heart vs St. Joseph's, 4 o'clock. O OH] a ul Juvenile 1 e—Eagles Mary’s. = > S sandings 0 the tongues During This Saie ollow : H Hardware City League. H oo Won Lost Scott & Company do not run sales very often, but the offer to purchase this fine stock of a high class Rangers .. i Company Acorns . SR 1 | ” Church League. suit purchased. Won Lost | g 0 ! We purchased this stock 1-3 OF IT’S VALUE and we sell our stock AS WE BOUGHT IT. Tioae 0 ) ‘We mention below some of the values to be obtained. Juvenile Playground League. Won Lost tailor was tgo great to miss, so you can feel certain that in this sale that you will save many dollars on each Young St. M Royals I | Hot Water for A to be made in any style you made to measure, of materials Sick Headaches || i@ made your measure of fine prefer and your choice of that will astonish you both as Fabrics at the low price of lct;g:ll:; ‘ftlfferent AT to quality and patterns at | - Tells why everyone should drink hot water with phosphate 5 @ In it before breakfast. & Headache of any kind, is caused by | B9 auto-intoxication—which means self- | [ poisoning. L and bowel poisons called toxins, sucked into the blood, through the lymph ducts, excite the heart which pumps the blood so fast that it congests in the smaller arte coveret 8 Men and Young Men of Particular Taste This Is Your Chance ed beadache. You become nervous, de- £pondent, sick, feverish and miserable, gredefeale Has enlicly Trom Have a suit made the way you want and at a saving of $12 to $15. inviting ing ents. In the second e s The Fabrics include Fancy Worsteds, Unfinished Worsteds, Cassimeres and Cheviots. arily relieve but do not rid the blood ita z toxins. — Az water with a tea- cintno B THIS SALE STARTS SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 end il continue jnige st ache but will cleanse, purify and freshen the entir mentary canal. inexpensive, harmless as sugar, and 5 almost tasteless, except for a sourish | § twinge which is not unpleasant. i e If you aren’t feeling your best, if tongue is coated or you wake up with ; i o bad taste, foul breath or have colds, ' indigestion, Dbilliousness, constipation | | 15 ASYLUM ST D or sour, acid stomach, begin the phos- | B oy phated hot water cure to rid your , , Bystem of toxins and poisons. Results ar uick and it is claimed . . . ose who continie to fush ot Open Evenings Until 8:30. Saturdays Until 10 & liver and bowels every | \ r have any headache or Jinow a miserable moment.

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