New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1925, Page 4

NEW BI ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! FARRELL CLOTHING CO. » 211 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN Store Closed Tomorrow IN PREPARATION FOR THE GREATEST SALE OF OUR HISTORY AND THE GREATEST VALUE-GIVING EVENT EVER STAGED IN NEW BRITAIN [ FARRELL’S REORGANIZATION SALE Mr. Thomas F. Farrell is retiring from this business, and to mark the beginning of a new era we are inaug urating this sale, which we intend to be the biggest in the point of values that New Britain has ever seen. Come in—see for yourself —buy all you need for the winter, save money -———SEE DETAILS IN TOMORROW’S PAPERS — WATCH AND WAIT FOR OUR LARGE ADVERTISEMENT IN FRIDAY’S PAPER You'll Profit! A SALE OF REAL VALUES THAT EVERY MAN IN NEW BRITAIN SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF Watch and Wait FATHER O'REILLY DIES . Lawrence, Mass, Nov. 12 () — | Rev. res T. O'Reilly, for 30 Appleton, | years or of St. Mary's Roman | la 'nhohl lhll!’(h and Golden Jubil- ce ekl died today after a long fliness. | e men inlin civie affairs and was credited | ° n Wisconsin, alwass w nud‘“. h bringing ahout a settlement but as years helof the great textile strike here in | e Yns tort- 1912 and another in 1919 Thc mpt, P”"”" < nis “"“'; ‘m.m HERALD CLASSIFIED AD we AlOl'le COllld Answer ls d paid daily visits to McArthur, who was more than 85 old when he H«*l came to| l\n]fln\vll’t foll A)Ylnz f!}NTFST ON %’it[ e Weal thy Spiritnalist Had Cut OfF Relatives in Favor of Friend » ves [vn» crow 1 sgave Nm 2 cheer. m way. The man who kept the horse in pound is the loser. Its keep was $1 a day for 13 ¢ Th mnm | went this way an | m deputy sherift 85 and for ax er- Ructioned Oif at Gemlal Green m.‘.fl:m“;i’: TR A in New Haven } JEFT $Z50000 lN GASH vov. 12 (B—Years v when a horse raduation | F L at dusk fo “commune | Mrs, Tda Shelton, Widow of Stand- m’ b Pl (S RS M I et He v i satamonts A Baby ln our H o 'r nd went to Florida Thougands ples of & new book 1 2 ign post on 4 Others Also Remembered., r never married. X rt, Conn., ov. 12 (@ > Sherman er resident of Bridgepc of Dr. George Gre ke | Shelton, wrn died in Fort Mo The Grebe "Co[orforc 27 ! es annoying sounds and 1[ i November 3, is left cash according to the | . ol ze bequests were left nd Institutions ry. The Do- and Forelgn Missionary so- ques; JCQPSU es DIGESTION Dyspepsia G ) at a// afiwyg/:l: ] SPECIAL SALE 0.\' SOROSES SHOES—S$8, $9 and $10 Values 8 Taken from our regular stock and marked down to # f move every pair. Most all sizes but short lines. . & Some of the leathers are as follows: BA\RR\ & BAMFORTH 19 _Main St Phone 2504 | Black Kid Mouse Kid Grey Suede Brown Suede Patent 1 Strap Patent Oxford Black Suede Russian Calf One or Two VOGUE SHOE SHOP 236 MAIN STREET In the Heart of the City Military and THE PAIR Low Heels ha in Calitornfa and a siste An Unusual Sale of USED | CARS Will Be Held at the Hotel Burritt Garage 136 Washington Street STARTING SATURDAY NOV. 14 AT 12 NOON By Far the Largest Display and Riggest Values Ever Offered in New Britain YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS IT! Advertisement Successfully WASH WOMAN WANTED—MUST CALL FOR AND DELIVER WASHING EVERY WEEK. MUST SUPPLY WATER, FUEL, B8OAP, BTARCH BLUING AND ALL NECESSARY SUPPLIES OF THE HIGHEST GRADE, MUST BE ABLE TO §HOW BOARD OF HEALTH 0. K. ON SOAPS AND GENERAL WORKING CONDITIONS. MUST GUARANTEE LOSS AGAINST FIRE AND THEFT AND BE ABLE TO SHOW POLICY IN RESPONSIBLE COMPANY. THE WASH WOMAN WHO CA? THE ABOVE REQUIREMEN BE PAID $1.00 FOR WASHING OR $2.00 FOR WASHING AND IRON- ING. APPLY AT ONCE, TO MR8, ©. B. MERCIFUL. OUR PLACE IS THE ONLY PLACE YOU COULD HAVE DONE FOR YOU, " 25 LBS. (a normal family bundle) scientifica“y washed in ELEVEN CHANGES OF WATER, using only the finest of soaps and other supplies, called for, and delivered practically ready for ™ $1.00 (OUR WET WASH SERVICE) OR For 11 cents a pound we will wash, starch and dry all of your clothes, iron all your flat pieces and return your wearing apparel dried soft and fluffy, ready for you to iron at home MINIMUM CHARGE (OUR ROUG DRY SERVICE)