New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1920, Page 10

S THE BOYS IN THE OTHER CAR BY GROVE ATTACKING WARSAW ST FAD = — WHAZZ A IN BLOUSES Mo W B oianes e T Go 7} ME - FOSTER — CANT THEY THE SHOP-SuT \ To eET A CATCH YR 7 ;IOE’L;TG—?"lk‘[))OU' i >, HAIRCULUT — = s AJ*/BOD; > THIS NOON O THINK TMm S‘Ul’_-IEVE . WITH Y00 ) C, '\,/)E JouEE BLAME '™ %‘?\'fi :% AR For raIsIv' SOME BODY THE PrRICE IV VITH Yoo ARRANGING BI6 SERIES Managers Luby of Pioncers and Me- Conn of Annex Perfecting Details | for Games That Will Decide City | Championship. Managers James C. Luby of Pioneers and Fr: k J. McConn of Ime Annex, are at work on arrange- ments for the comir series between their clubs, to determine the city , A WOMDER FUL. KNACK oF IMTIATIVE baseball championship. 1t has been ' agreed on that five gumes will be |\ ™ =LITOVSN /° VEL ( PORA Mool LoDz O ~ 0 ‘ y ALUIV SHOw=s s Pashion Authorits i _ 2 played if necessary, the winner of 5 s b e - } three games to cop the title. The Luetan py et ot ] teams have met once this season, the S/< ‘t.‘ i fown biouse, tha 1*-—— Annex winning a brilliantly played Kr\iy " DUBNO"\ skirt diroctly to a ban game at St. Mary's playgrounds on “Qegacon ) July 4. Ma McConn's boys have ety y LEMBERG © 5 feating all opponents. The proposcd S \ Y Joé fatures An " series will no doubt attract consider- CZECHO- S _l ¥R oollar of finely Military and Police Called Out to Put able attention, as the followers of OVAKT. “\ AR OIATEAS T fo. The walst ends . both the Pioneers and Annex are A e “Socker” o0 * : e = Bea i BT | Leon Trotzky, commander-is-chief | until now almost half of Poland if f behind the Red lines. Map shows the territory over which the armies have been fighting. The Germans have sent troops to East Prussia to guard their frontier. From Moscow to Warsaw is approximately 700 miles. 'b‘:’::"J 4|>p\1‘lnrr e ,.;' Nenr Boston’ | of the bolshevik armies, who is di- In separate blouse e 3 ¥ Irectim: the drive on Warsaw, and in skirts with plain 4 3 P Revere, Mass., Aug. 9. —Law and o Il)’bl(‘a] soldiers of the Red “Army-in- again, s here, in the | order again prevailed at Revere Rags” which turned back the Polish ol Beach today. The military and po-| Storage and Accessories, |army after it had taRen Kiev. The lice patrolled the beach to prevent| Repair Work a Specialty. Reds have pursued the Poles west @ repetition of the rioting that oc- Phone 2227 139 Arch SL curred last night when several hun- OVERLAND AGENCY dred sailors, aided by a few civilians, = — - attacked and besieged the station house of the metropolitan park po- | | Fifty persons were injured, at g . . Who made un the crowd or Sundns | PLEASURE CARS We deal in every make typewriter e et o o s | IRVING JESTER _|§ gold, Rented, Repaired and Exchanged g~ || New Britain Typewriter Exchang B e - e e - 5 : s e i, T ves vl IENISAN GARAGE || New Britain T ter L " r b 4 5 ) ) poks dally for u family The battle was precipitated when by i . She brought to her s i : several sallors attacked a policeman 430 MAIN STREET. i 172 west Main_St. TeL 612 nderstanding of the X e % 3 who had arrested one of their com- | Livery Cars for Hire, vay and Nighu :::olun:x. mn{u"l fr":"'; " h ot g panions on a charge of drunkenness. | Ktorage. Supples and Repairing o selence In n st : lonsequently 1" “dvies & happy com! v 2t practice. i be ar own, firs ' " her family tn! . 1930, N. E. 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