New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 10

Globe Clothing House Inc. ESTABLISHED 1886 THE FALL MODES HATS ARE HERE Boys’ Leatherized Suits $15 AND WE HAVE ALSO WERE AT YOUR SERVICE ONCE MORE! '] Hart, Schaffner & Marx THE CORRECT THING IN A FALL SUIT | YOU’LL BE SURE TO FIND RIGHT HERE. i Boys' Suits, Age 10 to 18, at SN , ? H THIS STORE IS JUST THE PLACE TO GET AL | THE EARLIEST POINTS ON WHAT TO WEAR. ' $18 and Higher STEP iN FOR A MOMENT m—— SEE WHAT THE NEW SEASON HAS SNl PADEREWSKI CALLS | \f{‘l,',f‘,'»,(li“;‘,’,‘J, world. We 1vu\~( rely on aur friends to BROUGHT FORTH! s s . & ’ We IIL.I\HH. V]u‘ battle of civiliza- anism and n\u.\( meet the miser- JINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS, PERFECTLY CUT AND PERFECTLY | apons used by Germany in tho Mupr of robbing (h« Allies of victory. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED TO LEARN WHAT EXPERT SERVICE WE CAN RENDER IN i | Legions to Bast i k..‘,i,':;'..,:;:, Paris, Sept. 5.—"Germany, defeat- held to determine the future status of | those regions. The Poles are being driven from the! ections to give AR where she is waging a battle with the | ..,quncy 1o the Germans. Our peoplo ¥ = + hope of achieving the victory she | cannat stand the strain much longer 9 9 ’ 9 £33 \ could not win on other fronts,” Ignace | and must have an opportunity to work Jan Paderewski, Polish premier, de- | out their govermental problems in peace.’ ed on the west, has turned to the east, clared today to the Associated Press CLOTHES QUALITY, THESE DAYS, COUNTS FOR AS MUCH AS PRICE IN THE WAY JT(Ly | |00 e ronsl o | OF AN INDUCEMENT, WHEN ASKING FOR PATRONAGE. R | i POSLAM EAGER tomorrew to discuss the critical situa- | IF YOU CARE AT ALL FOR CLOTHES EXCELLENCE, SIR, COME HERE! P || e sz, T e T() BETTER YOUR Lithuania along the Bolshevik front in the vicinity of Minsk and along the bl Ukrainian front in the vicinity ot 1 ] Minsk and along the Ukrainian front, A i Polish armies are forced to p ] cnemies,” he continued. “Where these o enemics are not Germans, they are It isn't the quantity of any remedy g aided by Germans, who are urging the | You put on your skin to heal the dis- | Bolsheviki forward in every W order; it is the QUALITY that works RIA I N “1 s Poland. Our new govern- | the desired resuits, and in quality Pos- /) ‘ L / ent, $ Jplies and little | lam excels. Satisfaction from its' use . : lothing for its army, finds the a- | comes because its heal powe ° - tion de: te. Such leader Gen. | concentrated and just a little does s 3 k1| Y von Luttwitz, military governor of | much the lrack an ave a Five Spot S iy il e 2 R e e e o ¥ 4 and other wide known snerals have itching skin affection at night Thew hoen entrusted with the task of crush- | dismiss the trouble from your mind. ing Poland, but that will not be possi- Sleep soundly and, next morning, ex- ble if Poland ca y celief. | amine the skin and see just what Until the German y is vatifi Poslam has done we cannot gel the fo: troops nec- Sold everywhere. For free sample essary to stabilize the situation and | Write to erge hold the plebescites in sections af ced- | West 47th St w York Cit ed territory. In the meantime, Polish And Poslam Soap, being med workmen are being beaten, abused with Poslam, will benefit your s killed by German troops in Sile The | while used daily for toilet and bath to rush into Sil avenge - zs inflicted on our oM banT At . : countrymen, s it is difficult to re- | e GHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALL :evel company against the American, heat and finished seventh. In train our people who are stirred daily er : | : ,_.‘ L I\i:\r(’);\l(‘l“ I:]!'(“,i“\vl‘\!‘.:lA ()]r. ”v(‘w teams, ‘\h(! { pole position and was v aded, rocities told by refugt . . B/ Oiesconts and Gompany M to Deciiie girls having won from & Mignola tering 2:07, he e “In the Baltic states of R 2 e ‘ s S Sl e s Cr Cannin e Haraware City League Title at er occasion. | [Eniing (agelstan ol toRil o ooy i re will be a girls’ game at the l{()\l\(x IN MIDDLETOWN, QOn all sides we are farced to face this St. Mary’s Playgrounds Tomorrow. | playvgr this evening, when ihe —_— new war thal Germany is waging Sunset Orchards Cumpanv We have a list of used and new cars which must T R PR Ao » Frary and Clark team will | Larry Williams to Mect Soldicr Kinley | against the allied cause. She is deter- 3 . " will be playved tomorrow afternoon at ss bats with the North and ¢ in Feature Bout, Sept. 10. red to conquer Russia at any cos ‘at Shuttle Meadow Lake b e sold at once to make room for our new high grade St. Marvie plavrotnas whon the | Manufacturing company agsr an dis making an effort to hamper T s il 3 S game will start at 6:43 < The Middletown A. C. has arranged 1 against disorder . ¢ eos B ot cars i Crescents and Company M will decide e o b & s Gt i Gy @i Sh | i re twisting evers ,Tel‘ 1022-3 or 82-4. Visit the . B the Hardware City league title and M e § : ’ 3 S MARIONDALE WINS C o u»mbm 10. The star bout will br: roops and the Bol- = = e We will sell these cars on Saturday, Sept. 6, all [ the sacrea Heart and St. John's teams pl it s o el BB ; B _orchards or send your orders ff will battle for the Church league | Tomm : 5 E ; Kinl “belng a s : B b e ¥ Murphy's Horse Captures the | Port, and Soldier Kinley, of tle against us is being carried on S day. B Jonors. The games will start at 2:30 e Jorser. . The men will Battle oisht| indirection as well as by arms. There | 1 for delivery. o'clock. The Crescents will use Rahm BiEcREYCnt: | rounds at 173 pounds. is a studled effort to ruin our reputa- We will be in a position to demonstrate any of B or Charlow on the mound, with Conk-; Hartford, Sept. 5.—Mariondale,! 1In the semi-final, George Porto, of | tion throughout the world and to pre hese cars and we will accept any reasonable offer. l}l lin catching, and the Company M | Tommy Murphy's trotter, captured ! New Hatven, will meet Bobby .. | vent us from acquiring the interna- team will have Descola. Claughessey | the Charter Oak > of $10,000 at: oh B8 Nand e na T T standing we merit. Enemies are Come Saturday at any time and look these cars | and Ross for attery. Budnick | Charter Oak Park yesterday. Mignola. [ liminary, Jimmy Jenkins, of Meriden, | SPO0tng at us from every ad 2 : i e will pitch for the C eart te Cox’s noted stallion, ne out of his | will tackle Lester F e 3 . re unable to defend ou over, ride in any car that will interest you. B and Kopec will ca 2 stable lame yosterday afternoon andl| ingford, Tommy Shea will ‘be the AL G B Jacobs will comprise St. John’s | the hitherto unbeaten trotter w e : husy shooting at our enemi i J -3 t L as i ce and 8 J Matoren I = > s unde nd céa -1 We have on hand the following cars: § battery. The Sacred Heart boys wiil | able to cope with tho speed of - | announcer mifles fofifebt Hisundererouncicam make a strong effort to win their | iondale. Cox warmed up both Mignola | 7.PASS. STUDEBAKER. d 1m1(v!h :‘%;«ml)mnth in the Church | and McGregor the Great for the hig | INJURED ,\—'m\ AWAY. o ) e ; cague fomorrow. ake race and decided to start ihe | R . APPERSON ROADSTER. 18’ haseball game tomorrow | forme < - . S ] lina f 105 Hartrore CI < 7-PASS. PAIGE. v > bei n the Stanley Rule and | Mignola hroke badly in th | . ”:‘":,:-' \:w:.‘..‘.“(“\”(-(iu:: s 5-PASS. PAIGE. i Eli Kallinan of 5-PASS. DODGE. nue, dniver of & hikery wagon for| | | +pASS. 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