New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1920, Page 14

3 s Ih Has Veteran Material for Cross-Country Team. r N. H, on the card for the country team, according edule announced Iv Man- B. Ege. Bosi the recent invitation meet, the Green ho have been working out the opening of college Oct 19.—Four Dart- divection of Hal Avery will I 'T. Bill and dale men hore 900##%##&&'%@#&@#@@@@##@#@@fi-@fi@&@#@@@@@fi#@##fi####'fil‘fi#fifi#fi#fi####fifi#fi@#@fl######%#fi#%#' : CLOTHING HOUSE GLOBE For the Next Two Weeks our entire stock of Boys’ Suits at greatly reduced prices. on every garment. $28.00, NOW $25.00, NOW $24.00, NOW $22.00, NOW $20.00, NOW Not a single ticket re-marked. 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