New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1920, Page 5

i = . League nles wil! mnlt :l:.n - Ca A -{ ported to de appearing in Kiowa e Nutmegs and the Redwoods will {ackle the and sclentists of this part of| county. On the John Marriage ranch | Goldsteln-Montreal Mill Will Head Big Card | Colu: ogtutn the state are ying muech Inter-| crevices 12 feet deep, half a mile at Open-Alr Show Tomorrow. — — — 9 long and some of them threo feet Hugh llnr() mulrhm.knr of the Jefferson b wide, have appearod recently. Atten- | A. C. of n ord. has arrang . - e car open-air exhib; GCottage, 40 Monroe Strect, 7 rooms, ton to them was attracted by the |, ihe Wein d";\‘:uop:n;wb-ll &rounds Sy BRE all modern. T ra i finding of two steers in one of the a crevices. The cattle were wedged in, | scheduled to Mart at 4 o'clock. i National Bank Bldg. y For_the main go Abe Attel Go idsteln. o ‘DI pl;rec:ny:.:‘:v‘n‘ fallen in when the New York, llll \ pung Montreal, of T - | i DEW]TT A. me Geologists generally agree that the e e T the haed Sarty 3 * ROOM 208, cracks are due to hot, dry weather | & victory over Willle Murphy, conquer: i | » NATIONAL BAN] . end the counter effect of the subter- | Semmy Weltz. In the semi-final Kid Wiltse, [ TH A ramean supply of water. In Meade XNew Haven, mnd in the other bout Mike | ) - county, further west, the underflow Morley, of Hartford, will battle Teedle Rus- | = ; 11 sell, of Norwich. Dave Fitzgerald, of New | ioneer ettt o bt Aol A Haven, will bo the referee b Rear 193 Mals A NTERPLA . , I = Owrs for hire for parties, reasomable . -~ meaciend _BA"-ML i ST. MARY'S VS. COLT GIRLS. I i » i Bartlett Loses First Game of Season and ’nu Neatune | i VA Gt o 3 THE 'hon in sreuble on road eall | el S b el mpo'" -8 Wurrift-and Smalley Split Twin Bill. | Afternoon at St. Mars's Playground, The Smalley and Burritt teams of the | The best baseball attraction in this city S S g e i i . Interplayground League clashed in a double- | yymorrow s scheduled at St. Mary's play- % nENm [iARA[iE e et Lyred SR | sTound when the St. Mary's girls’ team will — o OF HE comtest by a score of 8 to 4. The batteries : % I | play the Colt 2 a ’ 5 | ¥ were: For Smalley, Politis and Lipman; the second time this nat the teams The Appetlzmg . for Burritt, Daniels and Clare. The game | have met. New Brita ! was um by 5. Waskowits. Th: d | The teams will 1t s follows: i Uvery c- - -‘. Day and Wighe, | same a hve-tnning afaic, was won by the | Colt—Nelson. pite Mahl, catcher ! Cane Flavor. Ktoraze. Suppiies and Repairing Burritt nine by a score of 10 to 5. The | S pase ; d i = e ———— | L8101 e For Smfl"-\ & . d - i 5 3 — Ldpman: for Burrit, Stabely and Blair. | bers, left feld pog-s American Sugar | B. Hall umpired right 1 W ‘The Martlets team met fts firse defeat of | Bt M - . RefmxngCompmy ; the season at the hands of the Smith nine | R ong. Arch, Cunn m..n.-nn i in one of the hardest fought games played | H. Kopr, Mahoney, Crowe. MeGr .m “and in the league this year. The score was | Lar % to & Stoege, of Snith, was the star of The i nnn at 1 o'clock. = J BELEE SERERE B sV §16S NMAIN STREE PI‘EASURE CARS perfect He got five hits In five trips to lh city In‘n\m‘n the I..|u- o » the plate and accepted five (‘hlll\l 1 s, Fra and the North and - u- ImG mTER field \unmn an error. . Judd girls’ teams will ‘be played. In the ~ Lo e el e e e ——— With Sales running wild—Every store having one we realize that it hg a stong proposition to entice the public to buy; we can’t afford to offer you ® dream values as the MODERN BOOT SHOP has a reputation for honest 8 which it will maintain. But for honest to goodness reductions on- high | footwear, our prices during this sale will be hard to beat. Come, compa you’ll surely buy. ® ® ; _ Suits At 1-2 Price! | [|—= L - & ul s ® R MEN’S TAN GRAIN LEATHER LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS SHOES Rubber heels and soles. This Endicott, Johnson’s make. $2 89 latest. $2.50 valye. A 3-Day Value-Giving Event That Will : Reg. $4 val. On sale at .. On sale at Interest You. More in What You Will Get for ; MEN’S FABRIC SHOES AND LADVIVEI:IT%N(IJ)A’(\T;I\sgévIgXGFO% Your Money Than How Much It Will Cost You. . OXFORDS Medium heels, rubber and leathe 88 All shades, very comfcrtable for sum- | $2.50 value. We Couldn’t Afford to Hold This Sale More : mer wear. Reg. $3.50 val. $2 39 On sale at Than THREE DAYS — ONLY — B On sale at 2 LADIES’ WHITE FABRIC SE MEN’S TAN CALF OXFORDS High and low heels. A shoe tha SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY { Englich and blucher stylel. Goodyear v(;(;rtsl;g&az $l i welted soles. Reg. $7.50 val. . Aug.21 Aug.23 Aug.24 B/ On sale at $4.89 LADIEss%gg%{bggP Tous i¥ MEN’S BLACK CALF DRESS SHOES | One strap effect. Reg. $3.50 $ l Blucher style, roomy broad toes, Good- | value. On Saleat ....... —and you know the quality and reliability of Our Men’s Suits. This is OUR FINAL R year welted soles. Reg. $7. LADIES’ COMFY OXFORD ® val. On sale at 2 Low, rubberized heels. A shoe CLEARANCE — We get ready now for Fall Goods. il MEN'S TAN CALF DREss sHOEs | for comfort. Well worth B And tan Army Munson last Shoes. LADIES’ DRESS OXFORD! o . Goodyear welted soles. Regular $8.50 L It Will Cost Us a Lot More To Replace These Suits! B valic. mediar ook, e 36 @4 & On sale at & seller. On sale at MEN’S DRESS SHOES LADIES’ BLACK KID DRE| $15.00 SUITS $16.50 FLANNELS $20.00 SUITS $32.50 SUITS ! Vici Kid, blucher style, mahogany calf, SHOES AND OXFORDS of Palm Beach mater- | that offer a big value | two piece, of Mohair, | Kuppenheimer Brand blucher and English models. Goodyear High and military heels. Regu ial, limited number | in wonderful material | Palm Beach and Kool | of Kool Kloth, a re- : 29 v, value. while they last and wear Kloth markable buy at Biltseg]esgltes' Reg. 9 value. $5.98 On sale at P4 $7.50 | $8.25 | $10.00 | $16.25 i Favous povcias oxeonos | ML AN HEATI, In black and mahogany calf. bluch. and | Louis and medium heels. Sold fo English models. $ and $8.50. And Positive Last Selling of Kuppenheimer, Cortley and Alco Brand Suits at ' On sale at < On sale at BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SHOES " Were to $37.50 Were to $50.00 Were to $65-$75 : AT T T = - , —3 DAYS ONLY— —3 DAYS ONLY— —3 DAYS ONLY— s ol e = R SYLE SHOE g Button and lace styles. e TS ¢ 75 75 $ 75 g sizes up to 8. Regular For school or dress, $3.50 Button and lace, ~ . ° 5250 seller. @1 79 value. $1.98 | value On sale at . . On sale at .. MISSES’ SCHOOL AND DRESS LITTLE BOYS’ SCHOOL A} SHOES DRESS SHOES Black and tan calf, sizes up to 2. Reg- | Strong black leather, blucher sty ular value $4. value. An Odd Pair of Pants! They’re here in. On sale at . On sale at P ants Worsteds, Flannels, Cassimeres and Serges; and BOYS’ FINE CALF | BIG BOYS' SCHOOL | BOYS' FINE DR timely priced at $4.85, $5.45, $6.75, $7.85. DRESS AND SHOES SHel ’ ’ ’ SCHOOL SHOES Button style only. Strong o black leather. Sizes up 3 b Blucher style. Regular to 5. Regular $4.00 Gun metal calf, $3.50 Sellers. $ 2.39 | value. $ 2.69 style. $ 2 On sale at . On sale at . . On sale at .. ConnflrS-Halloran CO, B ANY DAY IS A GOOD DAY—TOMORRO} “The Live Store With a Conscience” “Always Reliable” IS THE BEST DAY TO COME TO THE 248 MAIN STREET MODERN BOOT SHC ‘& 168 MAIN ST. .NEW BRIT# it e e NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD