New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1924, Page 10

HUSBAND IS HELD INOXFORD SLAYING - Wile, Mmdewd Body Hidden First in Hen Coop estat that the his staft turned ove Hunterdon count Capital's Edward Bea e scene of the mur- inty, d toda Regulations for Ay that the L left ; 1ese oce she It also was d parties Nale, Sane Hallowe'en Spoll Guards 19 MAIN ST. GREATER SALES DAY SILK AND GLASS SHADE BOUDOIR LAMPS $2.50 up Other Values too Numerous to Mention in This Space BARRY & BAMFORTH ’Phone 2504 It Is Easy to Save Money Here. LEAN FRESH Shoulders Veal Legs SHORT MEATY Come and See How It’s Done PRIME CHUCK Roasts Beef sy 16c b 15cht [hFrave 18cii [horwsss 20c at Rochester, N, H. { MAN, 50, SHOT BY HIS BROTHER, 10 Atfved Champ Near Death in Michi- gan Hospital, While Azed Brother 1s Held Tor Shooting. o hou d carry a watch,” always break them, dea CLOVER LEAF Bacon FRESH CUT LEAN Pork Chops FINEST CREAMERY Butter 2 lbs T NEW SEEDLESS Raisins 4 b. pkg.. 45¢ Head CHOICE VEAL Cutlets, | TARGE FANCY SELECTED Egas 2 doz 19¢ g1c LARGE NATIV] Lettuce YELLOW GLOBE Turnips 4lbs. .... 10c 13 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR . 12 LBS. NEW PEA BEANS 12 LBS. WHOLL HEAD BLUL ROSE RICH AND BEANS Yo 11 CANS CAMPBELL'S PORK 8 CANS FANCY TENDER SWELT CORN T 17 BARS OCTAGON SOAP PLAIN, RAISIN, MARRLI Pound Cake “Vi\;." LARGE ASSORTED COORIES 2 Doz = SNOW \\HIFI Cauliflower b 2 for . BONETTSS CORNED. Beef NEW CROP Layer Figs n s Bananas 18c . MEATY SALT Spareribs BENT HALLOWI'EN Agples . 20c 4qts. ... 25¢ TTARGE RIPE JUICY SUNKIST Oranges .25¢ 1 Doz. .... 25¢ciDoz. .... !9c ONE DOLLAR WILL PURCHASE ANY OF THE ITEMS BELOW I i $1.00 1 ] WHEAT, RYF. GRANAM Ib. 20c| BREAD— . ! UMOHICAN CINNAMON BUNS 5c,fq‘.’ 8c Doz. 18¢ SEA FOOD SPECIALS For Thursday and Friday FANCY NATIVE MACKEREIT FRESH STEAR CODFISH FRESH BOSTON BLUEFISH w 16¢ w 16¢C FRESH COD TONGUES AND CHEEKS, BUTTER PANCY Ih. lsc [\\IHHIY\H LFAT NATIVE FLOUNDE RS FRESH SILVER SALMON w 18¢/ i w 12¢€] m 32C| u FISH, SWORDFISH, HALIBUT, ETC, HADDIF RESH SHORF ADDOCK INEST FINNAN w 10c w 19¢ b, 29c MO. BONELLSS ERRING OPEN CLAMS AND OYSTERS AT LOWFST PRICES IN'THE COUNTY. 1 L. Quimby, lfl was 1&(\(1(”»11: mnd\ n)] the Wallace , heiress SPARMER-SURKO Wedding Ceremony Is Performed | This Aftcrnoon at St. Mary's Rec- | tory by Rev. Matthew Teaynor. 1 » Traynor “ One OfVDVnAIh Sisters to ! Marn Woolf, Plar\--n h n('( ping in Now she has returned to her home Mary's| & Attending a bu 1 distinetive “mantilla,” sent to the marriage, In Shooting ‘\1 ra. Alice Lain Palmer (above) | 1 2. says slhie shot and Gallina had sent al ing through her wind PAfiE FRON HER HOE | WINS WID (Continued fr LT son, commander of the Spanish War dopartment of Con- Veternns necticut of the What machinery and kept up t election to the he clination to sisted upon positive to 1 given he senorita’s n Victoria sh m but aiso h¢ Alr, Johnson, then senior vice commandoer of the state started GREATER SALES DAY . '—THURSDAY— STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! could in motion % By ——————— $2. 00—$l00 i itation after, his $2.50 $1.50 ad of the organiza- WOOL PAJAMAS Blue and Tan Grey and Khaki WOOL SHIRTS Sl )0 WOOL HOSE 5 )0 OW PENSION om First Page) Hm( both the same man, S “Hole proof” SILK and WOOL Blnck and Tan the time HOSE 'IM\ could $1 00 5 Pnlrs for $1 00 $1 00 ch re- w Im h was P sow(fi';; SHIRTS o350 WD, 17 dora weiding $\lvmt8e 5 \VH“':l fi(q)-' Jor SHIR;%I?::"D"%'X;VERS $250 $2 45 - $1 95 : b1 el GEWTLANE LSS — Ve — WHITE COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS $1 85 $1.50 B. V. D, UNION SUITS $1.00 $2.00 WOOL UNION QUITS 1Y 59 “CA RTE ; UNION SUITS 195 * $2.00 PAJAMAS Lifo 81,88 $159 $1.00 $1.25 NAINSOOK 10c BAL, SHIRTS and UNION SUITS " “Holeproof” HOSE DRAWERS 79¢ 4™""$1.00 89c SNE " $3.00 SOFT CUFF SHIRTS 5215 20% RE DU(‘TION The $1.50 SILK HOSE SOFT CUFF SHIRTS 59¢ LoRBe . 10% 10% | RE! DU('I TON REDUCTION : —on — ALL \OFT HATS , I‘\\( N \l ]P 0“1% e SUITS and 0\ FR(OATS SALE FOR ONE DAY ONLY DO NOT MISS IT The Ashley-Babcock Co. 139 MAIN STREET S For Quick Returns Use Hé‘;ald Classified Aduts 1l fight garbed in s not only her i are All Colers S Polaire Coats were we able to obtain these wonderful values for this great sale. e Follow The Crowds Here On- Greater Sales Day — Tomorrow i Women’s and Misses’ | $5.00 and $6.00 New Fall P _Every Woman or Miss who -~ wants a Warm Winter Coat at and Oxfords & _ in two special lots for tomorrow only a low price should attend this sale tomorrow. WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ NEW FALL AND WINTER A clean-up of Patent, Suede, Gun Metal and satin Pumps and Oxfords at these give-away prices. ANl styles, strap, lattice 4 fronts. lace, cut guts; all | styles, not all sizes — But | wonderful values, all of them. $8.35 These Coats are actually $19.95 values and the sales girls very enthusiastic about them. Orly by a'piece of good luck Be Early h‘» Britains Moppmg (& n/pl IH[ %S ORE fore for fn/“oa./ ¥ 7es 18 to 44 All Warmly Lined o fo 386 My