New Britain Herald dated September 5, 1919

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W News of the Word E D & (™ Heratd Ady. || By Asscciated Press. & W 4 B I\ Better Business W — p— § — ESTABLISHED 1870, " NEW

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' OCONNELL'S £AS andy POSTPONED AGAIN o ) i & Hearing Will Not Take Place ypecials eCla S Until Early Next Week IDAY AND...

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Beston We o'cloc Weds: The Largest closc Monday until Oct. 1st, sdays ot £2:15 Hosiery . Dept. n the City Exery wanted kind

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'WILSON CHALLENGES ¥ LEAGUE, OPPONENTS § \Tovites Them to Bring Forth, Some Better Plan 1l i LT | Loui : President Wil | son

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Germany signed by the plenipoten- tiaries of the United States and Ger- manv and by the plenipotentiaries of “There is a...

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NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPT;EMBER writah HERALD PUBLISHMING ! CO)(PANY- Proprietors, ferald. Ued daily (Sunday |

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. === | PLAINVILLE NEWS | — = Rokeell Wakes Boermaal | L€ Very Latest Idea in Women's Neckwea i — : NG SN A | Fighis With Two

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OTINGGIN |, RAIGNED TODAY | wn Youths Had Set Out . § o See the World | leaving a local theater last el Gromaldi and Scha is

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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The Greatest Sale of School Shoes ever offered B on all Shoes bought here. in your winter supply before

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Globe Clothing House Inc. ESTABLISHED 1886 THE FALL MODES HATS ARE HERE Boys’ Leatherized Suits $15 AND WE HAVE ALSO WERE AT

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WELCOME FUND NOW | crry amems 1o e} FINANCIAL |5 Andrew K. Berlin has sold praperty N Machine D 64 i | on Rhodes strect to

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The little Want advt. is e 5 Don’t waste valuable time searching for help. ‘ = g People seeking work It costs next to...

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]’ages 1A 10 4 This Season’s Sale has Exceptional Bargains for those needing a Rainceat. Our mark down prices ave chosner...

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105 0105 Onccy We import our own HEATH CAPS direct from London, England. 'MWilgon'z ,' I LEW BRITAINS FINEST HAT STORE FOR

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Former Austrian ¥ It in 1917 \ssociated von Chuden wn You had to “bake your own --once But you need no lonzer exhaust your

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Otherwise noted, these motices are written hy the pree’ us ©f the thesters or other attractions witde which they slan. PALACE

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BUYERS | o] on hal 4 ' | HIMBERG & HORN Through our foresight of the Furniture situation, 5 10 R. R. Arcade 392 Main St. we

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ONEERS AT ELLIS STREET GROUNDS SUNDAY AFTERNOGN AND FAST GAME i5 AS suiuaD-? | D AT $85,000 | SPEEDY POLI TEAM OF HARTFORD