New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1925, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY W:. = \lurruv u umjrr arrest in connec- | modern display windows insfalled IN THREE KILLINfifi; i S ‘uM ho pmlnhlv \\(m]’ be rvl~1 Phila, Police Hunting for Maniac i et s Jof b tne siayer any of the murders and ln (vnV\ Anti- Pnohlhmon “.ll\(‘\ Reply to | Weiner's bod ! Britton, a b {vention challenging and patriotism™ : Y found, Samuel ke der in the Weiner Philadelphia, Nov., 11 (g ~ « 13 belug mude by the palics today POME: Teported that an overcoat, a Asainatithall ther 7 uit of clothe % che iyt for & man who is belleved to have | lothes and a chest ot tools il Cra Uik thees Phiatethe were missing from his room. The 5 3 . i police hope a J e strangulation since B9, 80 K10pa List theta imayibe lo-i| oher CLOTHING COPANY Murray, who was slain day. Both were found s iyt nose aur Thomas B, Farvel Rethtes From ivocs sescee s an killed all three foot, with 1 around her neck necktie twist- Business After 30 Years 'Found Keicipin’xzr Hog nd a gag In 3 o e e AT Tmorfant buainemanete | o |l" \e“ H,"‘ ‘fl’,] Hotel 588 & bed on the nd floor of |(°Cting one of the oldest mercantile | 0% Haven, Nov. 1 oo her home. Physicians said she had || # m en dead less than an hour and my own ¢ and 1 of Thor of the Farrell Clothing Ce will retain its name and s on Main street although My s intercst has been taken r by Willlam ly and Harry . Beckwith, Mr, !u:n on Main street ’f‘r more years and ha been a prom- eld ‘.”M« ciate Clothing Co., During the has been ed by strangula- evidence of he police be- a hard t for her the intruder, prohably rosing as a salesman or heggar. nce. Neighbo d the police theo cked into nd then floor and ive a with for about past president 20 years. years he READ THE HERALD CLASSI- FIED ADS FOR RESULTS. general manager. 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