New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1920, Page 5

.DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1920 Start the new year right—say Connors-Halloran—pay your way with cash all through 1920—and you won’t have “bill headaches.” =~ Here’s a good beginning The Stage is Set: All is in Readiness Saturday for the Connors-Halloran Twice-a-Year Clearance of Men’s Clothes Mark Twain once said: “Noise proves nothing. Often the hen who has laid an egg cackles as if she had laid an asteroid.” The plain facts of this event ought to be enough for any man. Making a lot of noise about a sale won't increase its importance any. If the Connors-Halloran word doesn’t mean anything in this town by now, it never will. There 15 a definite basis on which merchandise in this sale may be judged, there are good old names on labels; you know what you are buying. THE SALES PRICES ARE LOWER THAN WE COULD DUPLICATE EQUAL QUALITIES AT WHOLESALE. ISP TN A S i $ 2 75 For Elk Brand Suits and = (vercoats that were $35.00 You don't have » know anything about clothes to realize you arc facing a hklj.]ll%»_\ou can't get a fair suiv or overcoat wholesale for thar We can fis any man—young or old. tall or short—stout or -« slender. A A $3 3 fr fmus Kuppenheimer Suits == and Overcoats Ffmertly $45.00 Famous makes—and there's a wide assortment to choose from. We can fit any man. including uac hard to fit. e e S e A $ 43 For Famous Kuppenheimer Suits Boys’ Suits, Overcoats & and Overcoats Ffomery $55.00 Mackinaws Reduced $8.75 and 8$12.75 Here are garmenis finc enough for any man—no matrer how “fussy™ he is. The tailoring is superb Former Prices Up to $20.00 Then there arc also the famous Elk Jr.. ] Clothes for boys, formerly $18 and $20 at e IS S $13.85 and two lots of Boys® Mackinaws at ¥8.75 and $10.75. —and ~he fabrics are of supertine grades. MEN'S TROUSERS-—SALE PRICES $3.95, $5.05, $7.95 in plain shades to match suits. e P e~~~ e S G S UPS CONNORS-HALLORAN CO. | ‘c“cAlwavs Reliable?’ 248 Main Street New Britain, Conn.