New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-05

Ivy 'N.hcilta dsSSHiuleu on thc steps
leading TO the post office and gave II
series OF cheers which could be
heard the entire length OF Main
street. The festivities wound up
with a snake dance up Main and
North Main streets.
All OF the players expressed them
selves very well pleased with their
trip and paid tribute to the basket
ball ability of the Florence, Miss,
team, which eliminated them from
the tournament on the third day.
William r.. Farley
william l.. Farley, aged Al years,
Of Il Stearns street. died last eve
ming at ST Francis hospital Hart
| ford following an operation for APP
| pendicitis. He was taken suddenly
Ill about ten days ago and N-rays
taken following the operation showed
! him TO be suffering from an ahsccss
| Of the stomach and ulcers
! Mr.. Farley was born in Forest
| Vile September 49, 1855, the son of
| Cornelius and Margaret Farley. He
attended the Forestville grammar
school and the Bristol high school,
! later entering the empty of the SEES
sions Clock company. Forestvlle
| whore he remained for a number o.
years. For the past IS years he had
been employed by the New Depar-
ture Manufacturing company in this
city.
During the World war, Mr.. Farley
was one OF the most active workers
in the city on Liberty loan drives
ana was 10 a largo degree response
| bic for Bristol going over the top
after the city's quota was announced.
lie has also interested himself In all
charitable affairs, particularly dur
ing the Christmas season when
many poor children Of the city
We're made happier through his eff
forts. He was a past president OF
Bel City Aeric, Fratcrnal Order o.
! Eagles and had been secretary for
n number of years. At the last
state convention of the order he was
elected grand state conductor. IL
was also a member OF the Rev T.
J. keena branch. Ancient Order @:
Elibernians: Court Ever Welcome.
Forestcrs of America; the New De
parturc Mutual Relief association,
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society of St. Joseph's church and
active in church affairs.
He was married on July g. 1919,
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