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1 DU I- t. THE BOSTON GLOBEFRIDAY DECEMBER 19 1913 111 1 DEATHS. OCEAN AND COASTWISE OCEAN AND COASTWISE AUTOMOBILES AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS a 1 East Bobton, Dec IS, Jena 112111.111.11.111.111111111.116111.111117;' 1111----aM pa CONCORD-SHOI beloved child of James and Jennie CalVOU Gillespie). Funeral from parents' real- TREMONT Last 3 Times donee, 166 Filtnam sr. Friday.

Dee 18, at 3 411' lock Relatives and friends are respect- 111-EiRmuDA A 0) Tonight at 9:13. Last fist. Sat. FLETCHER DAUGHTER tally invited to attend. AUTO U11110BILE RICHARD BENNETT 40- LEADS STATE COLL1N--In Boston.

Tier 17. at the Peter 3444 poNT Bent Brigham Hospital, Mrs Andrefta M. Al) (EP-WORKERS IN ee 1111111)r, Collin. Services will be held at the Swedish I '48 HoursFrost to Flowers' GE STORA DAMAGED GOODS OF Dr P. R.

Charlton riles Suit Lutherian Church, Waltham, Saturday, Der MondaySeats Now RESTAURATEUR More Than 1000 Birds In.le:rEly 87, 0001to Ast: A I RE- DUCED 'CAFES. c.ea,tt.nnErli:.:111110.19 rrp)uw'r 2 A 2 M. lanapolls I Charsto De IT uddel Two hundred odd islands and rocks, serene and fair, fashioned by d' coTToNin lewn, sny, Frank B. Cotton, probation officer, 44 yrs it coral insects and the cradled in water that reflects the gor- 011: Irt.Shrlie.A4 Meeks. Mats.

Sat. and enoonorrreitne flirrheoplr000 of rbupialdritngt.oN idi rtaobniet LOWEST RATES IN BOSTON cis. Funeral services will be held at his late home, 62 High st, Charlestown. Fri. geous colors of the opal.

Sun kissed always, never touched by frost. Holiday Matinee Chrisimal 40 Hest Corner Tremont day. Dec ives and friends Perfumed cedar hills, charming rose gardens and other fragrant Most Beautifully Decorated On Exhibition. Cruel Treatment Alleged 1 at 2 Relat by Her flowers invite you now. Many Americans make their homes here.

LINA and Best Serviced VOAELL---In West Rostinry. fisc 17, ors W. COYPU, 73 yrs 5 mos, Irtuteral serviros Come and see why. Restaurant in Boron at hie late residence. 86 Lorette st on Fri.

ABituRBApiELL for January. Luncheon 11-3 Long Absence Vermont. day 30 l'riends in. Wk Tckets Interchangeble Seial Rates -Sailings Every ee -ia. pctes Eben Chesley Is Winner crw of vited at 2 to attend.

m. Relatives and tenanrs just the place for renting and Dinner a la Carte or ristn Dorchester Dee 17 Nelli Nr. repai. everv un-td-data imnravotusni Original Widow 911,1 111m9. Table trliote Ind, Dec Ellis alfe of Charles A.

Curtis. Funeral S. Bermudian 8.s. Caribbean and Aicadian COLLINS' GARAGE 'Nest 1.1,1,0cal from. her late residence.

10 Rt. oft Brg. Jas. 10. Booking Now) With Music 5-8 P.

M. Some of Best Trophies. Frederick R. Charlton, one of the well- Pipattant st. Saturday.

Der 20. at 8 a m. a garet's known physicians. of Indianapolis to: t'? Church at tietTelloth. rfriends nh-, A A Ltd -rho 57 CLIFF ROXBURY AMUSEMENTS TREMONT Lest 3 Times irtaiteht 01:1113.

MattSeti Al) ID-WORKERS IN DAMAGED GOODS MondaySeats Now Meek'. Mete. Sat. and Holiday Matinee Christmal LINA ABARBA WELL Original 34rry V4nW an.1 MIT. tr, to.

New THERED CANARY DU PONT or RESTAURATEUR 40 West Corner Tremont Most Beautifully Decorated and Best Serviced Restaurant in Boron Luncheon 11-3 Dinner a la Carte or. Table With Music 5-8 P. M. I concomhsHort 1 Diva BCE FAom 60v 1 'IS, 1 Mei Gillespie). Funeral from parents' Aw mmi ri ETP DEMO 11 A IIPUTEn donee, 166 Pinnam Dee IS, LEADS'STATEiFLETCHER'S DAUGHTER1 ra.c, ova 11 More Than 1000 Birds on Exhibition.

I Eben B. Chesley Is Winner of Some of Best Trophies. THE BOSTON GLOBE-FRIDAY: DECEMBER Dr P. R. Charlton riles Suit in Indianapolis.

Cruel Treatment Alleged by Her Long Absence in Vermont. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec Frederick It Charlton, one of the well-known physicians. of Indianapolis, beloved child of James and Jennie Carrell inost Gilleepiel. Funeral from parents' residence, 166 Putnam Fridae.

Dee 18, at 3 o'clock. Relatives and friends are respect' fully invited to attend. COLL1NIn Boston. Dee 17. at the Peter Bent Brigham Hoopital, Mrs Andrefta M.

Collin. Services will be held at the Swedish Lutherian Church, 'Waltham, Saturday, Dec 20. at 2 m. COTTONIn Charlestown, Dee 17, suddenly, Frank B. Cotton, probation Meer, 44 yrs 11 de.

Funeral Itcrvires will be held at his late home. 62 High at, Charlestown, Friday. Dec 19 at 2 tn. Relatives and friends Invited. COYELLIn West Roxboory Dec 17.

George W. 3 yrs 5 mos. Fouteral services at his late, residenee, 86 Lorette at. on Fri. day at m.

Relatives and friends in-, vited to attend. crwrisIn Dorehester. Dec 17, Nellie M. Ellis, wife of Charles A. Curtis.

Funeral from her late residence. 10 tYillis at, oft Pleasant at. Saturday. Dec 20. at 8 a m.

Solemn requiem high mato at St Margaret's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends 19, 1913. "48 HoursFrost to Flowers" Two hundred odd islands and rocks, serene and fair, fashioned by coral insects and the wind, cradled in water that reflects the gorgeous colors of the opal. Sun kissed always, never touched by frost. Perfumed cedar hills, charming rose gardens and other fragrant flowers invite you now.

Many Americans make their homes here. Come and see why. tailings Every Week Tickets Interchangeable. Special Rates for January. S.

S. Berniu' dian 4' Quebec S. S. Ltd. Quebec S.

S. Ltd. S.S. Caribbean and Aicadian Brg. las.

10. Booking Now) i The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILE STORAGE FOR PLEASURE CARS AM) TRU( Ka LOWEST RATES IN BOSTON DEAD laToRAGE $3 TO SS MONTH. evrolcuitg AT IVRY REIIIITED RATES. A I aElt ICE.

Out motto: he moat for the money; 2 floors, nearly 80,000 sq feet. first-class res concrete fireproof building, will lot one floor in whole or part tee desirable tenant: junt the pleee for renting and repaire. every up-te-dete imprevement. COLLINS' GARAGE 57 CLIFF ROXBURT loBILE: 111GE 'ARS AND TRU Kia to IN BOSTON $3 TO IRS MONTH AT ipjy RE. A I SEM I( IE.

oat the Money; 2 floork erg tirst-elass rise buildina. will lot on part tee desirable are for rentine and o-datet Imilmvornent GARAGE ROXBURY Sandereon Son, Gen. AO. 22 State N. Y.

E. Outerbridge it Agto. 29 Broadway, N. Y. A.

E. Outerbridge Agto 29 13road ay, N. V. For Booklets apply to above S. S.

Boston. TeL 3152 Main, or to W. Tel. 3956 Main, or any Ticket Agent. HAMILTON HOTEL, Bermuda Now Open.

(opacity 000. For Booklet write N. Y. Office. 389 3th A.

Literature and Bookings. N. Y. Oitie. Hotel Mc Alpha.

'II 248 wIsh 'it STEAMS AU lines to Eur 'muds, West Ir other Places. Regu beat bertha. Ea 8 Broad St. (I do PIIoNwE olOpeRnES. I tilNoNit.

WI Nil mg. 150 zooms, for Booklet. 110h 1 248 Washington STEAMSHIP AU lines to 'muda, West other places. Regular best bertha. Est.

8 Broad 8t. (1 door WINTER PINE MUST INN Now open. Golf. 150 rooms. for Booklet.

Invited. DEARING-1n 'Somerville. Dee 18. Anna (nee Larey), widow of the late William J. Dearing, formerly of East Boston.

from the residence of her daughter, Mrs Joseph J. Brennan, 59 Oak at, Saturday; Dec 20, at 9:15 a ro. High mass at Church at 9:45 o'clock. DEVLINin Stoneham. Vee 17.

Mary widow of Thomas Devlin. 74 yrs 8 mos 8 dot. Funeral serviees will be held at her late residence, 89 Spring at. Saturday, Dee 20, at I ID. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

Lynn. Mass, papers, and Lewiston Journal please copy. I7. Elizabeth. widow of Samuel Dunlap.

65 yrs. Funeral nerviees at the residence of her son, Mr Harry Dunlap. 10 Wigglesworth at. Somerville, on Friday. Dee 19, at 1 tn.

Relatives and friends invited, to attend. ELLISIn Sharon. Dee 17, Mrs 011a Hood, wife of Charles Ellis, and daughter of JIIMPS and Carrie F. Blackwood. 85 yrs.

Funeral services at the lifIMP of her parents. South lifAin at, Sharon, Friday, Dec 19, at 2 -Interment in Rock Ridge Cemetery. FAYIn Dorchester. Dec 15. Dennis.

huaband of Mary A. Fay, formerly of 28d at, South Boston. Funeral from 'his late residence. 8 Chase et. off East Cottage st, Friday, Dec 19, at 8 a m.

Services at St Margaret's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Kindly omit flowers. GEORGEIn Allston, Dec 17, 'Clara Benner Georite. formerly of East Boston.

Mass. Services at the Allston Congregational Church. Quint av, Friday, Dec 19. at 1 m. Take Newton and Brighton car to Quint ay.

GILLESPIEIn East Boston, Dee 17, Paul, beloved husband of Elizabeth G. Gillespie. from his late residence, 44 Liverpool at, Friday, Dec 19, at 2 ra. Relatives and friends respectfully Invited. HARBISONAt the Waverley House, Charlestown, Dec 17, Elizabeth, wife of Edward F.

Herrison. Funeral services will be held at the First Baptist Church. corner of Lawrence and Austin atm. Charlestown, Friday, Dec 19, at 1:30 in. Relatives and friends invited.

New Brunswick papers please cony. HOLLANDIn Brookline, Dee 18, 5frs Frederick II. Holland, In her 724 year. Funeral services at 11 a Saturday, Dec 20, from reeldence of her daughter. Mrs Fred B.

Richardson. 41 Cypress pl, Brookline. Commital serviee at Millis, Maas, at 3:30 Saturday, Dec 20. HORGANIn Dorchester, Dee 18. Thomas L.

Horgan. Funeral from hie late residence, 85 Radcliffe at, Dec 22, at 8:15 a tn. High mass of requiem at St Leo's Church, ES111011(1 at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. KILEYIn Somerville, Dec 18, Ellen, beloved wife of the late William Kiley.

Funeral from her lee residence, 9 London at, Somerville, Saturday, Dec 20, at 8 a m. Requiem high mass at St Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Baltimore. Md, papers please copy.

LOMBARDIn Winthrop Center, Dec 17. suddenly, Charles eldest son of Charles S. and Ella M. Lombard. Funeral.

from late residence, 19 Seymore. at, Friday, Dec 19. at 2 m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Bangor papers please copy.

LAMPREYIn Somerville, Dec 16 at 241A i Highland av, John S. Lamprey, his 834 year. Funeral private. Burial at Haverhill. Mass.

MAGINNESSIt Jamaica Plain, Dec 18, Bridget (nee Magee), widow of Hugh Maginness. Funeral from her late residence, 51 Cornwall at, Saturday, Dec 20. at 8:80 a tn. Solemn high mass of requiem at Church of Our Lady of Lourdes at 9 o'clock. Relatives and Metals kindly invited.

MeARTHURIn this city, Dec 9, Elijah Me 50 yrs. Funeral from AV. J. Cassidy's undertaking parlors. 160 Harrison av.

Friday. Dec 19; services at 2 sharp. Late member of Bridge Carpenters' Union, Local 1393. Relatives and friends invited. MTLLETTIn West Somerville.

Dec 18, Mary widow of the late John Millett, 72 yrs. Services at late residence, 85 Newbury at, Saturday at 2:80 rn Burial Sunday at Marblehead, Maas. MOWERIn Swampscott, Dec 16, Dicta wife of Fred Mower, 60 yrs. Funeral from her late residence. 11 Eliot at, Swampscott, Friday, Dee 19, at 2 tn.

Relatives and friends invited. MURRATIn Roxbury, Dec 17, Matthew 11., beloved husband of Sarah Murray (nee McFarland). Funeral from his late residence. 44 Terrace at, Friday, Dec 19. at 8:45 a m.

High mass of requiem at Mission Church at 9:45 o'clock. Attendance of relatives and friends reqneated. OUGLERIn Asbmont, Dee 17, George W. Ougier, 66 yrs 10 mos 20 ds. Funeral, services at All Sainti' Church, Saturday, Dee 20, at 10 a m.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. Burial private. I'lease omit dowers. St John. papers please copyPERRYAt his home, 84 Nightingale at, Dorchester, Dec 17.

of pneumonia, Irving Chester Perry, in his 30th year. Funeral servlees at the home of his mother, Mrs Charles E. Perry, 1181 Hyde Hyde Park, Sunday, Dec 21, at 2 m. Friends invited. QUINNIn Charlestown, Dec 18, Hannah (nee Haley), beloved wife of Thomas F.

Quinn, 60 yrs, at her late residence, 43 Mystic at. Notice of funeral later. RAEIn Dorchester, Dee 17, Joseph be. loved child of Joseph 4'. and Gertrude, Rae (nee Burke), 2 yrs 1 mo 6 tis.

Funeral from -parents' residence, 111 Ocean at, on Friday at 10 a no. REEDIn Dorchester, Dee 17, John D. Reed. 70 yrs. Funeral services at his late home, 73 Charles at, Dorchester, Friday, Dee 19, at 2 o'clock, Relatives and friends invited.

RETZELIn Roxbury, Dee 16, at 34 Day at, William Retzel, 51 yrs. Funeral from his late residence, 34 Day at, Friday, Dee 19, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly in vited to be present. St Louis, Mo, and West Point, papers please copy. RICHARDSIn Roxbury, Dec 18, at his real- deuce, 14 Winthrop at, Charles C.

Richards, In his 72d year. Member of E. W. Kinsley Pest 113, G. A.

R. Funeral cervices at the First Universalist Church, Buena Vista at, Roxbury, Saturday, Dee 20, at 2 tn. Inter- ment in Forest Hills Cemetery. ROBINSONIn South Boston, Dec 16. George son of the late Mary E.

and John Robinson. Funeral from his late residence, 18 Middle at, Friday. Dec 19, at 9:45. nigh mess of requiem at St Augustine's Church at 10:30. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

Interment at New Calvary. SENNOTTIn Cambridge, Dec 17, Anna, infant daughter of Dr John R. and Anna Connor Sennott. 3 mos 1 day. Funeral from residence, 321 Broadway, Friday at 2 o'clock.

Burial private. STUBBSIn Cambridge, Dec ,18, Mary widow of Joseph A. Stubbs, 72 yrs 3 mos 8 da. Funeral services at her late residence, 45 Pearl at, Cambridge, Sunday, Dec 21, at 3 no. THOMSONIn this city, suddenly.

Dee 18, Daniel G. Thomson, 47 yrs. Remains may be viewed at the warerooms of John P. Costello, 7 Csusewav at. Friday, Dec 19.

Funeral service and interment at Westiorne, Ont. TOWLERIn Somerville, Dee 16, Edward, hushand of the late Mary Towler (nee xi, formerly of Charlestown, Mass. Funeral front the reeidence of his daughter. Mrs G. Foster, 11 Maple av, Friday, Dee 19.

at 8:30 a Requiem mass at St Ann's Church at 9 o'clock. VADNAISIn Cambridge, Dee 18, Francis beloved son of Frank X. and Anna L. Vadnals (nee Delay), I yr 9 mew 4 ds. Funeral from parents' residence, 564 Franklin at.

Saturday, Dec 20. at 1:30 m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. WINGATEIn Danvers. Mass.

Dec 16, Charles W. IVingate. Funeral private. 1 0111110111111111110111M Ill 1 1 1,. 1 i Fitt; i TRI I Tot RI DA 1 I 1 11! Next Specti 1 i k.

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4 1 The Bar i MON I ELSI I 1 i 1 in THE BOS1 i '1 I 1,, 1 1 I 4: Ir. i F110 0 i In the i 3 0 THE 1 4 ('011A! A i 3 1.3 I 11 1 Cast I II, Strang Down-1 I 1 rttik ti CO TI ill )3 From A Filtil Many tit, 1 i 0 1 'I, Theatri. 1 I i $50,01 i it'p 4 LO E' 1 vaudl THE I i GRANI OPERA i it HOUSE A I 1 wAL1 1 ig riAN GA! 1 11-1 1 hay ic SCHI 1 Secures on I Russe I a A cont i', i of Wahl' i 1 bated. in I1, At the ri counsel 1 I Itogers, sex, Cou 7. Schs i a claim 4 I I 4 0- I a' 1 Next 41 Take Special Th Next T.

Special Ti. Pihorry, BOSTON TONIORT. TitAVIATA. bloranzoni. And rANA.

Schlavoni. BER Popular SUN 'Tan lontro. Glaccone. to 11. LeffItte, Box 2 to 6.

Boylston. Mason B. F. And "BLACK The MUSICAL PER(' JAIIIDYS. TEDDY, HENRY THE HEWN NEW int EVE The THE By A TODAY bEA TS anal if EA The ELSIE ELSIE In THE BOSTON 1 In the THE 1011AN Castle Strange DOWnTOWn LOEW9S From A 1110TO Many Other I Theatre $50,000 $50,000 LOEW'S THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE tiAM THE Secures on Russell.

A contest of William in At the counsel Rogers. Scharton a claim scs Phone 8880 Res, 22683 Rot Office 2422 Washington St. Car. CHIT St: Near Dudley ligut $445 Will Buy This Beautiful-- 5-1'neaenger. lora Door TittItiNt; FAR.

been nsed only thNsa months and ele0 $1550; this is practically a new ear: ear rides easy and quiet, ear ran go to 50 utiles ail hour a great hill climber. fully equipped. 5 Innipn, Splendid tnp, cover, innertulu and kit of viola. extra tir; tires on ear are Jost like new extra horn end clock. N.

II.This is a tremention encrinc and yon cannot appreciate the wonderful ysitiR ant selling for little nioney: nom he sold at nee to Settle eetnte call or tel 0113 Tremont. Will deliver iree of charge nityhere by calling at L4NMIAN1 1001101 cAlt 0 non sorlugtieltr st; mil care pas eireet. c.otitit End. BODY WANTED FOIL Font touring Or, II, N. IIOUIZGAITT, SpritlizR, M.A.! 2I RENTING $10 PER DAY AND VP GEN AUTO, 55 Stanhope; tei Tremont 122tx If 1110 AUTO 'evoking prr hoot N4orit knars-a-: teed: work on Fords a specialty.

Call An 21771. FOR SALK-A 1912 modet I ton deliterY truck, excellent condition; equipped with cushion demountable rear tires, almost new; tie bought on reasonsith. terms sod low price. Apply to FLAHERTY EXPRESS, 222 ADM. st, Boston.

Erie 'lin NIONEY LOANED on auto and stored in steam-heated garage for Vinter mouths, ad per Mo. It Itt (11060 ()MVO, 410 OBI OW. in0101 PIK limottelti; sod Viking bisly in Al eootlition, as good as new: this Is some ear. good enough tor any ono; come look itt It sod make offer, must h. eold this week.

Inquire at 208 Freeman st. 1.trooltline. P. J. 2t ills N1CST he sold.

best offer burs lill2 Empire roadster; 1911 11 M. F. 39. 5-tinss, light I Buick 5-pass. 1912 Cadillac.

L. A. ARON. SON. 24 Chardon st.

die SPEEDWELL '101IlLSil CAR -for first: class condition. with all equipmenta; offer wanted. 26 Lindsey st; tel Dor 1254-2. -1910 STODDARD DAYT()N, 4 new shoes, folly equitmed; terms to right par. ties.

173, "'lobe office. HORSES. CARRIAGES, ETC $125 Buys Fair Dapple Grays, Weight Ma onrii s31i0 to usts, safe, handsome. big pair of young. honest.

tiound horses, weight 2800, age 6, 7. can pull 6 tons: ills dounio harneam. almost new. At 46 Bridge in. Cambridge.

2t dis $75 BUYS this pair Canadian chunks. weight 260 horme and mare. sale and honest. ran pull 6 tons; also double harness. 40 Bridge st.

2" din $85 BUYS pair. weight 2900, horse age 7, pill! 6 tone, with doithie harnema, sate. honest, With good wind. At 441 Bridge t. CO intlrldgp.

2t din $30 honest end gray florae. veight 1 100 eavii, sound. honest and sate poor znan'a friend. 40 Bridge at, Ph roh. 2t din $57t buys pair Itinaditai chunkm, horse end mare, weight 1100 raeh.

aae 6. 7. worth $106 each. 46 Bridge al. E.

ettlit 11t dIQ $60---Doctor's Private Outt BEEN timed by Dr Perkins, eonalating handsome seal brown Vermont Morgan horse, art old. weighs 115o. safe and kind, gond toadater and work in any kind of a rtg, aped to farm and faintly use past 2 yeary and shim. Intely safe for any inexperienced perwm to handle: I can thoroughly reeommend him to guy person wanting a good horse; abut high-back carriage, in tine condition, been carefully used, and custom-made harness hi fine condition, whip and halter, or men separately if de-aired: aim good sleigh. Call tit doctors private estate.

107 Concord ay. Somerville, near Inman al. (ambridge: la) days trial allowed. CARRIAGES TOR SALE NO. 1Dernorat carriage.

almost new, $25. No. 2Coneorti carriage, ahifting top. medium weight. robber tires, to tine eontlition, prlee $30.

No. 3--Carryall. canopy top, tires, high backs, cut under, upholatered In heavy dark green broadcloth. priee $30. almost new.

Call at doctor's private estate. 33 lietterm at. Somerville. near Inman so, Cambridge: 111.0 niCP businesm horse, weighs 1150, at a bargain gn in the country. ALL KINDS CHEAP IlintsES, 1000 to 1400.

$25 up, young and mound: all kinds open and top wagons, democrats, carts: enah or terms: bargains. 104 Broadway; Somerville: tl 34 W. 2I tI19 POR. KEEPING for 4 or II niontlia or handoome Vermont Morgan horse, yearn weighs Ilial, sotind and kind, with the option of buying for $125. Call at private remideure, 8 :1 Beacon Kt, Somerville, near Inman so, Cambridge: also carriage and harneas if IIPPft them: no letterm answered: earetaker Iii StIPIVISIWP.

any kind von want. SULLIVAN. 120-126 Dover at. Ilk.1' did SELL, $015, work horse, vat. 12Oto.

or 1t, for keeping. Apply GARAGB, 66 Windsor at, Cambridge. Masa. $100 BUYS bandsome hunk, 8 le-iliaOld; 1400 lbs, sound, reliable, sold at anerinee as have iluished work for city of Chelsea, 11 daYs trial or will let for keeping to responsible party. Seen 50 Bloomingdale at, Chelsea: all Washington-av ears from Boston pass AUCTION SALES LEWIS J.

BIRD CO, Auctioneers, 82 Bro luttoId SPECIAL SALE TODAY AT 10 A. M. Unusually fine assortment of ilouselmid Furnishings by order of mortgagee and storage Atccounts; a ISO consignments from Back Bay, Brookline and other sources. LARGE TOT OF CUT GIASS, PICTURES, Bric-a-Brae, Gam Lamp, Ble, Al 1 O'CLOCK PIANOS HALL CLOCKS, Bronzes, Oriental Rugs, Etc. REGULAR SALE SATURDAY AT 9:30 Including, at 12 tn, 250 NEW CHAIRS AND ROCKERS In Mahogany and Oak.

with leather, wood and rush seats. FORECLOSURE, SALESATURDA Y. PfC 20, 2 in, 1070 Boylston at, automobile and saddlery repair business, including trunks. aboweasea, tables. counter, sate.

fixtures, tools and stork in trade; good chance to start right In repair bunineaL $ee lit. V. CLARKE. mortgagee, 15 Seboul at 41 dli TYPEWRITERS. ETC RENT.TYPEWRITERS FOUR.

MONTHS fur 15 and upwards; faetory rebuilt typewriters of all makes, from to $75 each. AMERICAN WRITING ItIACIIINS COMPANY. liar. 3S Broil-Meld Mato. tt sALL AKES bought.

()Id. rented ail re paired, we can supply the typewriter needs of the boy and girl in nehoul or the busiest pro man or woman: Cl to every machine guaranteed. LLICK. CO. 334 Boylston olt.

HO (115 ALL lilAKES, all renting and repair- MODEL TICPEW. EX, lti4 Devonshire et. ft ety2ii hew Vbtor Types.rirr$ tables: ask tor special rates. TYI11- iNRITElt CO. Shawnsut Bank Hill 4929.

MX TYPEWRITERS. S15-71-13'11. balance monthly. $1150 tip; relairis THE 01IICE APPLIANCE CO. It; State st.

Suri7t 414 I MACHINERY AND TOOLS BOILERt4 and engitiel tor bent and r(ar. 3. F. FOSTER. 94) at.

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D. hoisting and 14.4ier. tf UI nel power wimps, reedater miNers. tiNnt awl wcolworkinr, noteninery. THE ItANNANFINToN CO, Springfield, Mttsiu fiStat ONi; tt" Davionoiseless IstelttIresstire one 8" Stlitevant eshanst hoed, otie 10" Chap wan Inside serew flanged gate valve.

two Or Chapman inside serew flanged gate valves, owl tar Sturtevant steel plate blower tbelt or engine driven', one trstr'kir Clayton await' driven air compreaaer. one 2-ton twit drives It. 1. elevator eouiplete. 7 80" ing tans.

B. M. CO OF G. 521 Milk at Central Falb, RI eltoint 419 1-'-iviliP--17-tripie putinc-11 boiler reeding. 111 Haverhill at.

wANTEnSinmp ptillor tor On itOrMrTa: I) 277. Illohe office. 75-4ALLON itieket kettle with agitator tot tulle cheat). 812 fith at. Sovtion.

YACHTS. BOATS, ETC MOTOR BOATS, sales and prop. BudburY lot Los, 22883 Res fashington St. Dudley Terminal .) CO, Auctioneers. IdfloId kl SALE 10 A.A.

gortment of liouseboid of mortgagee and Imo conmIgnments from and other aources. IT GIASS, PICTURES, Gam Lamp, Ele. HALL CLOCKS, Rugs. Etc. SATURDAY AT 9:30 at 12 RS AND ROCKERS alt.

with leather, wood ish seats. LESATI7It DA Y. Dee 2t), It. automobile and adilletUding trunks. bag.

nter, sate. fixtures, tools )od chance to start rieht See M. V. CLARKE. 8 t.

dli TERS, ETC iEWRITERS 15 and upwards; tarter1 all makes, from 11:3 to WRITING ItIACIIINS tuntield bt; tI 1611 Mato. tt n24 it. sold. rented a nil re the tinewriter needs of '1E101 or the busiest pro -in: 110 to tIll every ma1CK CO. 334 lIoYiston sat ISO (115 rentnia and reps Ir.

EX. 104 Devonshire st. ft Views. Typewrirrs with rates. TITE ut Itank 1uiJtti left 1145 oPIit dale 1.60 tip; reivairs.

kNCE CO. Irt Slats at. Surrt 414 AND TOOLS lel tor bent and roar. flt) At. bortatat Lai ttantimr le engine.

7" atesin and aloe N41workinr, turieniny. IN CO, Maoth tiSu7t 419 less hack 'treasure valte. list heed, otie 10" Chap gate valve. two or flanged prate valves, oas date blower thelt or Clayton steam one 2-ten helt driven e. 7 30" motor OF G.

5I Milk 84 MID 'tower punip ir- iverhill alter tor 011 ilOrmrTa: P. ele kettle with agitatei for ato Hoston. 0.01Ma".016o.somILIOM,a 30ATS, ETC and SudburY With in Lxeeptionai cast And Large iioauty Choruti OPERA HOUSE to 11:15. FIRST AP-PEA Ncti OF 5451K, TETItAZZIN1. Tetrassinl, Tanking, Ancona.

Aloranzoid, to 6. I PAGLIACCI. Ferrari-Fontana, Ancona. Everett. Followed by PAVLOWA Mar Russian Ballet and Orchestra.

8 to 11. CAVALLER1A. Anitiden, 1.ettitte, Fornari. Followed by PAVLOWA and RUSSIAN BALLET end prices. 10o to 12.60.

N1C11T, to 10. Allc Nielsen. Ifeyrnsn, Merdones, Fornari, Orchestra. of 7rs. Prices 25o liox Seals 1,60.

10 10:40.. TWA. Edvina, Aloranzont. claire, week days. 9 to 6.

Sundays, Downtown Mee. StetIvrea. 162 and Hamlin Pianos Used. KEITH'S THEATRE The Sensation of the, Year VALESKA SURATT Her Select Company In CREPE and DIAMONDS" Moat Beautiful Production Ever Staged in Vaudeville CORDON HIGHLANDERS DOLIA- CONMOJA', ISHER GREENE, LES DV LEON DAVIES. HOPKINS-ANTI-3J.

I'M ROACH WENTIVaRT111. VESTA PAIDE WEEKLY. Twice Daily. 2 and 7:45 6t (116 PLYMOUTH Eves. al 8 Mat.

Totnorrow 2 JEWETT PLAYERS LAST 3 TIMES Broad Highway NI NG XMAS IN Et; Seat. 7ow SELWYN OI TENP EMOTIONS, "UNDER COVER" Willi Notable Coat. Itnelialing 1kM CO( RTENA MAJESTIC' NEXT WEE( ENt EXT EEEK AT 8.15 MAT. TOMORROW AT 2:15 iVinthrop Amen rrelsente I 613" Brilliant Comedy COW Cow FOR XMAS MAT. a NICHT GREAT ADVENTURE ARNOLD BENNETT SHUBER LANDSLIDE MATINEE EISINGS At 8 OF SURPRISES! THE PASSING SHOW OF 1913 taT NOW for AS MAT.

MOOT for EW It 'SI EVE COLONIAL Neiittr8ro.w3IVe"cile:s Thura. and MO. Barnum az Bailey of Musical Comedi COLONIAL MONTGOMERY AND STONE JANIS Anil Their Comhined entnnaniela JANIS Ana Corn- LADY OF THE SLIPPER Tonight at 7:45. Special Mat. Christman tioLLis EVE NION DAY SEATS Now DONALD BRIAN New York and London Musical comedy lilt MARRIAGE MARKET pARKeekt! 8.16 Mittm Wed, Set, Xmas 2:15 HARRIS FUNNY FARCE Sraippioppo, Lifotrire Sq.

Daily at 2:10 and 8:10 't el. Tremont 5 Luta, rerformatiers of The Adventures of Miss Brown Prices 15 25e, 50e, 5e Tfeket 4)ttlee--15 linter gt. POCAHONTAS 6t dIS ST. JAME-S CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE Select Photo Playa Thursday. Friday.

Saturday. "SCINOOGIE" Christmas Carol. by Chas. rolekens I'LAV IN THREE PARTS Features. Friers 10-15-25 St (115 tc.st.L.:q0Drtmmg with the rimy dovilia-Phote-Plays ORGANIContinuoun 9 A.

M. to 10:30 P. M. anti 15c. Box 25,.

ORGAN CO Itnot I NT: It A P. ,,,,1151:. anti 15c. Pox 41 ORPHEUM Continuous 9 to it Vaudeville's Createst Features BEST OF PH OTOPLAYS 141ecol fit d15-. A111611 ER AMATEURS TONIGHT Get the Hook.

I NCi WALDRON'S 08nt HOWE'S Bt. ttLEstat FRS St dIS GAIETY BURLESQUE Wash. Street, near Boylston LAMER I GIRLS St un.liAnn Tango llowlealluera, NlaJeatle )1ualcal nomet hing Doing tinnu lit (115 SCHARTON MAY APPEAL. Papers for Filing a Claim Probating of William C. seems likely over the win C.

Russell which was probated Middlesex County yesterday. request of William IL Scharton, for "Dakota, Pan" Witilarn R. register of probate of Middlesex County, yesterday forwarded 10 the necessary, papers fur of au appeal. AflI nwM PIN Su toff 023 SYMPHONY HALL SUNDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 28, AT 3:30 The Distnguished Pianist Jacques Thibaud Ticket 2.

1.50. and Novi on sale 2t tilft TREMONT TEMPLE TONIGHT 0:15. Tomorrow Mat 2:30 HERBERT W. GLEASON GARDENS and DESERTS of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Beautitullv Illumtrated. PRIC ES 25e 410e.

and $EIM. SYMPHONY HALL 0 ST ON Fri. Aftnoon, Dec. 19, 2:90 SYMPHONY ISat. Dec.

20, at 8:00 OR ESTRA Soloists, Maparre Holy Cr. hr. Muck, Conductor Tickets Sat. Eve. only.

2t (11 9 va RAIL AND BOAT -4441 CV YORK 2 a) 1 Outside 2 Berth Staterooms. 41160 Steel Steemothipm GFORGIA AND TENNESSEZ Daily including' SundayImproved Service Telephone Main 1741 Pleltpt Mee, 214 Waxhingtnn Protton dfitntf olA ro New York $250 Via Rail and Boat Daily and Sandal, 'TB ONLY INDEPENDENT LINE BETWEEN NEW AND NEW YORK" COLONIAL LINE 232 Wash, M. Phone F. H. 27211 tiSutf iii Traveling Bags Very Low FINE BAGS $4.2.1, large stock, all sizes and grades.

ABRAMS 131 Portland City. STRUCK BY TRUCK IN DODGING AUTO Edward Malloy Seriously Hurt in Waltham, Driver McBride Not Detained by Police After Telling Story. WALTHAM, Dec 18Edward Malloy, 16 years old, of 8 Exchange st, was run over by an auto truck on Main st, in front of the Central House, at 10:30 tonight, and seriously injured internally. The truck belonged to the Summer-field Furniture Company of 727 Washington st. Boston, and was operated by Charles McBride of 336 Center at, Jamaica Plain.

At the moment of the accident Dr Francis H. Doyle, in his automobile, was turning from Main st into Stratton terrace. Young Malloy, in avoiding Dr Doyle's machine, stepped directly in front of the truck. The truck, though unloaded, was very heavy. Dr Doyle gave the boy first aid and then sent him to Waltham Hospital.

Mr McBride, the driver of the truck, went to the Police Station and told his story of the affair to Capt Richard Cur-rill. He said he was not running fast, and he was corroborated by Dr Doyle. McBride was not detained. FOR ORATORICAL CONTEST. Preliminary Plans Made for Massachusetts Intercollegiate Session Contests in 25 States.

Preliminary plans for a Massachusetts intercollegiate oratorical contest were made yesterday afternoon at a conference at headquarters of the Massachusetts Peace Society of student representatives of Boston University, Institute of Technology, Tufts and Clark Colleges. Dr James L. Tryon of the society conferred with the students. It was the opinion of the conference that students in Boston University, Tufts and Clark would enter. Dr Tryon announced that if a sufficient number of colleges become interested, prizes of WO.

$75 and $50 will be offered in a filial contest in this city. Among delegates present were Benlamin F. Smith and Percy M. Proctor of Tufts. Albert J.

Barlow, George R. Ericson and James S. Thistle of Boston University, Prof Livermore of the World Peace Foundation and Prof Gilmer of Tufts. Similar contests are to be held in 25 States, it was announced. BOTH HELD FOR HEARING.

Estelle Abbott and Ralph Hutchins Accused of Illegal Operation Girls Recovering. Estelle Abbott, who maintained an apartment on the fifth floor at 10 Blackwood st, Back Bay, and Ralph M. Hutchins of were held under $5e00 bonds by Judge Cohen in Municipal Court yesterday for a hearing Dec 30, on charges of having to do with illegal operations at the Blacawood-st fiat. In default of ball they were taken to Charles-st Miss Minnie White of 339 Pearl st, Brockton. 17 years old.

who was discofered in the apartments. coffering as the result of an unprofessional operation. is declared to be-out of danger at the City Hospital. Another young girl. who 'identity the authorities have not disclosed.

was found in the placo during a raid early yesterday morning. con-(Meted by Cant A. C. Armstrong. live detectives frotoPolice Headquarters and Medical Examiner Timothy J.

Leary. The second girl is not flan ge ro us ly She is also at the City Hospital. The Abbott womrm is accused of performing' an operatfn on the White girl and Hutchins. a neighbor and friend or the girl. with being an acmssory before the fact.

The raid resulted from the trailing of young Hutchins by- Chief Inspector McGarr and ('apt Armstrong, who received information from the parents of the White girl at the time her disappearance from home. FUNERAL OF MRS LYONS. Floral Tributes for Wakefield Woman Sent to Hospitals. WAKEFIELD, Dee ISThe funeral of Mrs Fanny Lyons of liroAline, widow of Solomon- Lyons, in Chapel Temple Israel this afternoon was attended by several hundred friends. Services here followed a service in the family home.

Rabbi Harry Levi of Temple Adath Israel, Loston. in his eulogy paid tribute to tht- widespread charity work at Mrs Lyons. The ritual of Noami Lodee. U. O.

T. was then conducted by Mrs Morse. In accordance with Mrs Lyons' wish, the floral tributes were sent to hospitals. tine, bearers were Aubrey C. Lyons, Fred J.

Lyons, Eli Siebelman, Sydney Bornstein, Richard Pinksolna and Gustave AYISTAT011 vlit RAIL AND BOAT 11 today filed suit for divorce against Mary' F. Charlton. Mrs Charlton is the daughter of Gov Allen Fletcher of Vermont, who formerly lived in this city. They were married in the Spring of 191'2' and lived together until the Spripg of 1913. They have one child, a baby 8 months old.

Mrs Charlton and the child have been with her parents In Vermont for -several months. The charge in the complaint of Dr Charlton is cruel treatment and is based, it is said, on her departure for Vermont and her long absence. ON TELEPHONE SITUATION. Improvement Association Asks Hear "Zone" System is Unsatisfactory to Many. Pronouncing the "zone" system of telephone rates and service unsatisfactory to.

'many subscribers, the United Improvement Association yesterday sent a letter to the Public Service Commission, asking that four and six-party line contracts be extended to all telephone userswishing them. The letter says: We represent that the New England Telephone sTelegraph Company, by its recent order continuing old to four and six-party line silbscribers until 1916, has show its own reluctance to complete the application of said schedule." The letter, signed by Howard Whitmore, executive secretary, points out that the United Improvement Association consists of 95 delegates from 19 local improvement assdlpiations having a total membership of about 4090. The association asks for a public hearing on the telephone situation by the Public Service Commission some time in January. COLLEGES AND SEMINARY. Given Residuary Estate of Rev W.

H. FitzpatrickNumber of Private and Public Bequests. The will of Rev William IL Fitzpatrick, pastor of St Gregory's Church, Dorchester. Lower Mills, contain a number of private and public bequests, and gives the residuary estateto Holy Cross and Boston Colleges and to St John's Seminary, Brighton. He gives to Christina Monro, his faithful housekeeper for many years, $t000, and to Mary Shine, his servant, $500.

He gives $500 to each of two nieces. Ellen and Cassie Fitzpatrick of Woburn. He gives the Carney Hospital $600, and $500 each to the Working Boys' Home in Newton, St Mary's Infant Asylum, Home for Destitute Catholic Children, Little Sisters of the Poor, Roxbury; House of the Good Shepard. GASTON IS MENTIONED. Boston Banker May Be Made Mem ber of Federal Reserve Board When It Is Named.

WASHINGTON, Dec 18--Col William A. Gaston is being mentioned here as a possible member of the Federal Reserve Board provided for the Currency bill. He is On excellent with Sec of the Trees McAdoo and the Administration Is on the lookout for men of his stamp to form the personnel of the board. The position will pay $12,000 and if he is offered the position and accepts It Col Gaston will have to come to Washington to live. The post will be one of great importance and honor and Col Gaston's friends here are of the opinion that he is likely to look with favor upon it.

Col Gaston, William T. A. Fitzgerald and Josiah Quincy had a long conference today with Chairman Carter Glass of tilt, House Committee on Banking and Currency on the general currency situation. Mr Gaston talked currency from the banker's standpoint and suggested the restoration to the bill in conference of several provisions originally contained In the House bill that have been amended or stricken out by the Senate. The provision for the insurance of bank deposits and the provision forbidding member banks from extending to nonmember banks the benefit of the act were two things that Mr Gaston, expressed particular disapproval.

He considers the insurance idea unfair and holds that the clause forbidding the extension of benefits to nonmember banks as being too vague. Mr Glass talked frankly and freely with the Bostonians and Mr Gaston was particularly impressed with his fairness. Before leaving for Boston this afternoon Mr Gaston said that the bankers throughout the country had grown to respect Mr Glass for his grasp of the currency subject and his absolute independence. While no promises were made by Mr Glass the Bostonians felt that they accomplished something by seeing him. BUSINESS NOTICES CASTOR IA For Infants and Mann In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of "Zese IP DEATHS, BANGSIn Brookline, Dee 17.

Adolphus Bangs, in his 84th year. Funeral services Friday, Dee 19, at 2 pm, at the retsidence of his daughter Mrs C. A. Fairbanks, 20 winrheater at, Brookline. iv elates and friends invited.

Interment at Athol. Mass. BARLOWIn Somerville. Dec 18, after a long Illness. Jessie, beloved wife of Edward Barlow.

Requiem mass at the Church of the Advent, Saturday, Dec 20, at 8 a in. Please omit flowers. BARNESAt Brookline, Dee 18. Melissa, 'wife of Walter S. Barnett, in her 80th year.

Funeral private. Kintihr omit flowers. BATTELLEIn Winthrop. Dee la, Ellen, beloved daughter of the late Michael and Margaret Battelle. Funeral from the residence of her sister.

Mrs Mary A. Daly. 41 Washington ay. Friday. Dee 19, at 8:45 a in.

Solemn high mass at the Church of St John the Evangelist at 9:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited to attend. Leave train at Thornton Station. BOWDOINIn New York city. Dec 16, at hia residenee, 89 Park ay.

George son of the late George R. J. and Fanny Hamilton Bowdoln. in the 81st year of his age. Funeral services at Grace Church.

Broadway and 10th at, New York city. Friday. Dec 19. at 10 a tn. It Is requested that no flowers be Pent.

BRENNANIn this city. Dee 17, Francis Been. Dan. SO yrs. Funeral from his late residence, go West Concord st, Saturday, Doc 2o.

at 8:30 a in: Solemn high mass at the cathedral at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. BRIGGSIn 'tending, Dee 13, t. Tolman Briggs. Si yra tt mos 3 Us.

Funeral Sunday. rtee 21. at 2 in. from late residenee, Johne at, Reading, Mass. Relatives and friends invited.

BCRKEIn South Boston, Dec 16, John beloved eon of Catherine (nee Lee) and the late Patrick Burke. Funeral front bia late residence. 205 at. Friday. Dec 19.

at 9 a an. High mass of requiem at St Angus-tine's Church at 9:45. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Interment at Calvary. Late member of Our lady of the Rosary Court No- 1034, C.

O. F. prRKEIn Jamaica Plain. 14e 18. John P.

Burke. Funeral from the residence of his cousin. 'Mrs William McCann. 49 Ilan Sunuay. Dec 21..

at 2 m. Services at'St Thoznas' Church at 2:30. Requiem high masa Monday at 7 a in. Relatives and friends kindly CARI-SONIn Dorchester. Dee 17.

WIlbelnalim 111. Carlson, beloved child of Frank E. awl Mary t'arlson moo O'Brient. Funeral will to be held from parents rpaideoce, 28 Brook-ford st. Friday.

Dec at 2 Relatives Jubilee Orpingtons and Silkies Features. CONCORD, IL Dec 18Awards in sine of the important classes were made at the Concord Poultry Show today. Consequently the attendance was the largest of the week and probably The largest ever at a Concord Poultry Show. excellence and number of birds this year's show undoubtedly leads New Hampshire. Phenix Hall and a side hall are crowded full of the cages.

It would be hard for the officers to accommodate more birds, which number more than 1000. The Wyandot classes appear to be the specialties in this section and the Buff Wyandots lead in number of entries-67. In this class the firsts were well divided. but Bben B. Chesley won some of the best trophies offereda New Hampshire State Club cup, a silver cup for the best display and a silver cup for the largest entry in the class, aS well as specials in color and shapes.

He had fourth cock, third and fourth lien, first and third pullet and second and third A. W. Eggleston had the largest number of entries in the show, 82. Jubilee Orpingtons, seldoin seen at other shows than the Boston, are a feature, J. A.

Stott itt Son exhibiting several good specimens. There were also a large number of Silkies, more. in fact, than are Usually seen at the big Boston show. Judges D. P.

Shov, D. E. 'rasker and C. S. Flanders labored faithfully at the card scoring of the birds, which, in a show as big as this, is tediously slow, and tonight, on the eve of the last day, the general public 'and the exhibitors themselves are able to find out the winners of the ribbons.

Among the important breeders who made good in their classes were Roscoe B. Edgerly in White Wyandots, A. a Preston in Brown LeghOrns, Rev T. W. Harwood in Silver Band Wyandots, H.

O. Matthews in White Leghorns, L. G. Roberts of Nashua and W. O.

Sydes of Portsmouth. Many owners of the winning birds are going to enter them in the big Boston show Jan 12-17, as the Concord show is looked as a State tryout for the best stock in this vicinity. The awards announced tonight were: Light BrahmasCharles H. True, Concord, 2d pen, special on shape, and special for best pullet. Black LangshansS.

S. Kimball, Concord, 1st Archie N. 1st, 2d and cockerel; 1st, 24 and ad pullet, and special SIM pe. White SilkiesGeorge S. Proctor.

Wilton, lst, 2d and 8d cock, hen, cockerel and pullet, and 1st and 2d pen. Buff CochinsH. Cbandier, Manchester, let hen, 1st, 2d and 3d, both cockerels and pullets, and special for shape. Black OrpingtonsG. M.

White, Concord, 1st cock. 1st ben and 2d pullet; Mark and Samuel liolingren. Concord, 2d pullet; Frederick Marshall, South-Hanover, Mass, 3d and 4tb pullet; Carl and Samuel Holmgren, Concord, special on ethane. Golden Wyandotsle. S.

Morrison, Concord, 2d on cockerel. 2d pen, and special for color; Mrs W. 0. Erskin, Concord, tat pen. Houdtuisjohn R.

Taylor, Laconia, 1st cock. 1st hen, 8d and 4th cockerel, 1st, 2d, 8d and 4th pullet, 2d pen, and special for color; Mrs Ir. C. Erskin, Concord, 24 cockerel. White-Faced Black SpanishL.

V. Painting, Concord, 1st cockerel and 1st and 2d pullet; Warren B. Edmunds, Concord, 1st pen. Silver Laced Wyandota-13. H.

Kemp, Concord. third cockerel, first, second and third pullet; O. V. Eggleston, Lyndonville, Vt, fourth pullet and special for color. Blaek SittnatrasJeremlah Hickey, Concord, first cockerel, first, second and third pullet and Special color.

Silver Spangled HomburgsH. O. Matthews, Concord, first cock and first ben; O. W. Eggleston, first cockerel; John Copson, Concord.

second and third cockerel, first and second pullet Buff WyandotsC. E. Davis, Warner, first cock, fourth pen, special on best shaped cock; Arthur Brown, Concord, second cock, first hen, first and third cockerel, special for most points on male birds and special for best cockerel; Wilbur F. Atkins, Franklin, third cock; Eben B. Chesley, Concord, fourth cock, third and fourth hen, first and third pullet, second anti third pen, gold special, club special on best shaped male, color special, silver cup for largest entry, silver cup, American Club silver cup best display, specials for best shaped female and best shaped ben; Eudel hi.

Arnold, Peterboro, second hen, second cockerel, first pen: C. C. Currier Jr, second pullet; J. C. McLaughlin, Concord, fourth pullet.

Sicilian ButtercupsWilliam I. Leighton, Concord. first cock. first hen, third cockerel, first pen and special for first prize cock; Joseph H. Crawford, Concord.

second cock; Alice C. Gardner, South Severance, Mass, second hen, third pen, third pullet; Chester L. Lane, Concord, first cockerel; John W. Harris, Concorde second coekerel. Black WyandotsEhen B.

Chesley, Concord, 1st cock, 1st, 24. 8d ben: lit, 2d. 3c1 cockerel; 1st, 24, 8d pullet, 1st pen, gold special, silver cup speetala for best colored bird and settings of Black Wyandot eggs. White Leghorns-11. o.

Matthews. Concord, tat cock, tat ben, I st cockerel, special for best shaped hen; John J. Trenowetil. Concord, 4th cock, 2d and ad hen; Dr Wells, Laconia. 2d cockerel; Wesley 0.

Field. Concord, 80 cockerel, 4th pullet, special for shape; M. E. Hutchluson, Suncook, 4th cockerel; P. W.

Teague, Concord, 1st, 2d, 3d, pullet. Col Plymouth Rocks-0. W. Eggleston, Lyndonville. Vt, tat cock, let nd 2d hen, special for color.

Silver Seabright BantamsT. W. Harwood, Pembroke, 1st pullet. White Comb Black PolishL. V.

Painting, Concord, 1st cock, 2d and 8d hen; Harry J. Ricketson, Suncook. tat hen, 4th hen, tat cockerel, let and 2d pullet, and special for color. Buff RocksCharles C. Kimball, Hopkinton, Sd cock; P.

E. Jarvis, Marion, Mass, tat and 241 cockerel. let anti 2d pullet, special for shape and special for best cockerel. ADDRESS BY M'ISSCURTIS. Member of School Committee Discusses Educationfor Every Day Life, Before Submasters' Club.

Miss Frances G. Curtis of the Boston School Committee and Rev Dr Orign P. Gifford, pastor of the Baptist Chuich of Brookline. were the guests of honor at the annual ladies' night of the Sub-masters' Club of Boston, held at the Hotel Vendome last evening. Miss Curtis delivered an address on "Education for Every Day Life." Dr Gifford discussed "Points of Contact." He contended that many of the weighty problems of modern life could easily be solved if man were only as active In the moral realm as he is In the mechanical.

Charles E. president of the club, was toastmaster and the attendance numbered about 60. An instrumental concert was given. TUFTS COLLEGE ROMANCE. Engagement Announced of Miss Gladys L.

Baker to Charles Gott. MEDFORD, Dec 18Annouticement was made this evening of the engagement of Charles Gott, instrutor in the English departmentof the Tufts Engineering. School, and Miss Gladys L. Baker, daughter of Mrs C. A.

Baker of Provincetown. They were -classmates together at Tufts College in 1911. Miss Baker waa a member of the Class Day committee and also president of the Jackson College All-Around 'Club In her senior year. She is a member at the Chi Omega Sorority. Mr Gott was one of the live charter members of the Tata Jramatic society.

Pen, Paint and Pretzels, hen it was formed in 1910. The year before he had written the play, "A Point of Honor," which was presented by his class an Junior Day, 1910, and ne aial collaborated with Harold Q. Galluppe of Everett on "Team Work," the first play produced by Pen. Paint and Pretzels. Be was the class historian and wrote the words for the class ode.

He also wrote the words for the "Victory Sorg, one of the ingst popular of The Tufts songs. He Was the editor-in-chief of the Tufts 'Weekly. He is a member or the Delta Upsilon Fraternity and of the Tower Cross Society. At present he is studying for an MA degree In the or to Thos. Cook Son, 836 Washington U.

Eaves, 200 Washington Boston. MA RSTE ite STEAMSHIP AGENCY 11) Merchants Miners. Savannah Line oiled all lines to the South. Pan- ama, the West Indies and Europe. Lowest Tel.

4759 Main. Street, Boston WbStiNitt 8'44' TICKETS Europe. I3er- sa Indies and 1" DASEY rates; SON 1881. from State)--Main 8197 Irtf mh2 RESORTS Sommerville. S.

C. Every day SIIIMMOr day. until g. Riding' and rrivate Baths. tiend BUSINESS CHANCES pou SALE WET WASH AND FLATWORK LAUNDRY ON A GOOD PAYING basis, located in city of 50.000s doing about 1150 per week; MR' chinery its follows: AS'asiting machines, 81 pockets; 2 26-Inch extractors; 1 20-Ineh ex.

tractor; 1 25-bor8epower boiler; I 15-horsepower engine; 1 120-ineb 51onareb network Ironer; 1 horse; 2 wagons; 2 pungs; price $4500, part cash. Apply to MITCHELL WING COMPANY, 109 Broad it, Boston, Mass. Tido Su d18 GARAGEFOR SALE IN'RONBURY, fully equipped, ineluding renting cars; long lease; doing good busieems. Address 136. Globe oftiee.

WFSIts (117 Delaney Real Mat Co, 628 Tremont St 15-ItotAl lodging house, Columbus av, newly brass beds, velvet carpets. piano, hot and cold water in all rooms, rent StO3 nio. nt a sac-rifle; ineome IIS5 over rent. DELANEY. ATTRACTIVE- OPE-MSG fos7-youtig Ot; num by Jan 1, who can invest from $1500 to S2000 in Mass Co, Joe, handle the product of several high-grade manufacturers for salesmen calling on the hardware trade, contractors and manufacturers, office and salesroom in business center of Boston, hiehest references required and given, state previous experienee, ete.

124. Globe office. A lel stationery store foraifl the heart of the business district of Boston. 191, Globe office. dSilat dig BAKERS Investigate; 2 bakeries, will aell one; terms to suit.

le 117, Globe ()Mee. 1'Se dig BAKERY for sale In Lyon; good -neighbor. hood; to be sold cheap to right party. Address 191. Globe otnee.

dStt3t dI9 BACK BAY-12-room nouse, velvet earThTi-r- leather turn, $200 down. DELANEY, 628 Tremont St. BARBERSWill sell compressed air tank: fully equipped for barber Fbop, 167, Globe offlee. --BARBER SHOPI will sell my place on se. count of siekness.

915 Hanover tit. FOR SALE; as a going concern, payttot hotel: central location in a growing and well established community: town Is and has always been prohibition; Minding in good repair, well furnished and equipped: is showing a good pridit under different management; opportunity for full investigation will be given and books will he shown; real estate alone is cheap at the price, $29.000: one-half may remain if purchaser is capable hotel man; this is a business opportunity for such a man. coAS. H. i'0C, Army and Navy Club, New York.

fft dig FOR SALEJobbing confectionery business. sling paying business, requiring very little capital. in a city of 65,000, with a suburbau population of 40,000 to cater tog to be sold owing to ill-health of owner; now have a good SaleSnum, who will remain with buyer if desired; an excellent opportunity to get, a good bulginess with a small investment. Address 83, Globe office. Ftiii dig ----GitoenrcrITorm FOR lio-)7141 business.

situated in Brookline. Apply to MR BRODIE, 10 0 st, S'outh Boston. at d18 GOOD, well-fitted restaurant for sale. RALPH GARWIN, 78 Waltham at, city. I HAVE the cash to buy any kind of merchandise: I will buy your entire stock and fixtures if necessary; all transactions coon-- dential.

161. Globe Office. IrSit dig REAL established business in good section, good chance for the man; best reasons for shiing. 194, Globe offiee. TO LETA wood working manufaeturing plant, containing on the first floor planing mill, second and third floors for manufacturing house tinitth it can be used as a box factory.

the machinery, On the mill ffoor is 'ill ready installed and very reasonable arrange ments can be made for buying it; -the base. ment has concrete floors, in connection with this thre are 4 lumber dry kilns and 4 quick dry kilns, a stable and lumber yard; location best anywhere in the vicinity of Boston, near all 'railroads. Inquire of IRVING CAllSON, cor First and Otis sta. East Cambridge. dtliat ale WE HAVE an unusual opportunity for a man with selling aleiiity; only a live, active man of good habits- will be considered; the business is absolutely new, the field unlimited, and the chance of quick and protitable return exceptional: this business is honest and legitimate, and will stand searching investigation; small investment to 81OW good faith re.

C. 190, Globe oftlee. dSielt dig WAS'I'ED, AN IDEAlWho can thinkT)f some simple thing to patent? Protect your Ideas, they may bring you wealth; write for "Needed Inventions" and "How to Get Your Patent and Your 'Daley." RANDOLPH Is CO, Patent Attorneys, Washington, C. dt31115ts 1112 WANTEDAt once, honest man or woman with $700 cash to have IA interest In a paying picture theatre-evenings; theatre 15 miles ream Boston. Write P.

O. Box 233. Brockton, 'Masa. LADY wishes partner In up-to-date confectionery and ice cream parlor or partner in real estate and employment bnsillevg. MABEL RHODES, 33 Central sq.

tel 8105. Lynn. Mass. (18113t dig -11-1100S1 HOPSE, newly furnished. all Imps, rent low.

full of lodgers, near B. B. 181, Globe office. (NOV, dig WANTED on good colia14--7niti near-by city. 8 a illotte office.

64ZIEGLER MT, Itox-10-roont lodging house all let, owner inet with tienblent. 30-W0111) ADVT be a day. DAILY-eVWry, PRISE, Brockton, Mass; circulation 13.500. dSutt ap9 FOR SALE ISH-KA-BI BMX FOOLISH? No more so than reductions on overcoat worth $25 to $40 melting for $15. $18 awl $20; medium sizes.

BERMAN, 77 S'unimer d. half price, at our btg factory: small dealers buy Of us and sell to you; buy bere and save nioneT on easy payments; 30 yrs eetab. WIIITMAN CO. 10-12 Dorrance at. Sullivan sq.

Alt did StOILE rxxrcatEs VI-HAND STORE FIXTURES of every (lest-MO(1m cheap for cash. LEVIN. go Bta, erly at. 'MP did --i1OUNTERS. Phosveasc44, mPat chentn.

idcaler6. coffee mills. NAT STORE FIXTURE Co, 82 Portian4 at. HEATING STOVES. tatilars.

radtatur, tar parlor stoves. oven grates. Venn, broilers. steam tables. stoma, taeo and restaurant fixtures.

ALREE'S. ri linnotar at. Startt (114 BOARDS, 203 2. 3 doors, a $10 in Linden. N.

M. 31 Gray st. Roston. FS11 dip WANTED PICTURES WANTED WANT PICTURES of old ships. sea tights, ships' or buildings on lire.

views or old Swami and N. E. colleges; I albo buy old bammered silverware, atrtique furniture, old blown Vasa and decorated china; prompt attention. 872. Globe office.

dSul4t winted; state prlee and other partienlars; no Jobber. 172. Globe LIVE STOCK you SALliMatehed pair prize Holstein oxen, 0 years old. weigh 8200 Ins, well trained to hard work to prime condition Apply PRINCESS HOTEL. Bermuda WhiteVna: Whiter Cruises New Steamers BOSTON to Jamaica, Panama Canal' and Costa Rica.

First sailing Jan. 1, and weekly thereafter on Thursdays. Send for booklets. United Fruit Company; Steamablp Service. Long Wharf.

Boston. 17 Battery Place. N. Y. Or any authorized ticket or tourist agent.

DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. ETC 51. zi- Qounalveo 734'6 WASH' N-GTO ST. DIAMONDS, gPOA WEEK A Well Eiluippect 'Jewelry Store it, 11 12 16 1 1 1 lio 1:41 24 Lenox Jewelry Co MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLED DOWN, week, diamonds, watches, Jewelry; open an account now, we trust you.

873 Washington st, Pth floor. tiSutt d2 STRICTLY CONPIDENTIAL I WILL D1SPozsE of very flue diamonds and high-grade watches to honest people, also furs, and you can pay St a week; drop a postal and 1 1 will call. Address IP 385, Globe office. Suti7t 414 CASH-PAID for Collateral Loan tickets monds, old gold. watches, platinum, silver anti lewpiry, COURTNEY, r.

80. 1(15 Tremont st. DIAMONDS sold to out-of-town parties in our recently opened credit dept; mail orders Solicited; open evenings. WILSON BROS, Sent-lay Square Jewelers, Boston. SuTirtf jy27 -TITGLIEST pricea for Coll Loan tickets, large loan a On same; full value for pearls.

gohl, silver, platinum. broken jewelry. 'ROY. gold refiner, room 152. 77 Summer st; lie 58; est 15 yrs.

--WEt me before hosing two diamond rings; must be sold best offer; private party. Phone 852I-M Haymarket. MONEY TO LOAN WHY PAY HIGH RATES IMP OF INTEREST WI Money Loaned, Privately and at Lowest Rates on Furniture Pianos, Life Insurance, Automobiles, Teams, Salaries, etc. Apply In Person L. it 5th Floor 14 Kilby St.

Opp. 70 Mtate ESTALI.LISHED 2 YAR WILLIAM E.FAY Co. Financial Accommodations to Merchants and High Grade Salaried Persons on Note Without Security. 60 State Boston. Rooms 714-717 WHte or call, 9 to 6.

Statirdttys. 9 to 1 dSutt nit S. R. BRIGGS CO. State License No.

loans money on furniture and pianos at low rates, payable in gratin monthly instalments: in business In Boston 30 rare. 180 Washington st, Rm elevator. SuNITWThEtt au24 WORKINGMEN'S LOAN ASSOCIATION (State No. 2) ROBERT TREAT PAINE 2nd, TREAS Lends motley on furniture and pianos at 1 percent per no borrower should pay more Apply in person at No. 1 Beacon et.

room 724. dSutt ani2 otttitED I 1 ray iteeitly LOANS 7 Water 81. I tic. It Sud2w di4 MONEY. LOANED on autos and stored in steam-heated garage for Winter months, $3 per mo.

310, Globe office. Friu d10 LOST. FOUND. ETC FOUNDPocketbook containing sum of money; owner may have same by proving property and paying for advertising. Apply it Tit MHO pk.

South Boston. Ft N1)O0a; owner can have same upon proving ovrnership and paying charges. 285, Globe office. Us clIT LOSTTilers in, on St Bjiolph st, between Gainsboro and West Newton sts, a gold cross studded with sapphires and pearls; a set of laity's amethyst cuff links, it pawn ticket and $5 in money. Finder please return to owner, 335 Huntington av, suite 4, and be re-- Warded.

LOSTBoston terrier, 9 months old, color brindle, white stripe on forehead and breast; answers to name of Ben. A suitstble rew9rd will be paid for the return of same' to JOHN E. RYAN, Bow st, Newton IA)wer Falls. FSIts din i- AL 00.1, uetWeell A160 CO-tondo's av and Hunt's Lunch. a lady'm gold watch marked B.

A. Finder will be well rewarded by returning 14atilP to M. W. ADAMS, 80 Hollis st, So. Fratuinghatn, Mass.

Ot diet LOSTA lady gold with, monogram M. M. $.," enclosed in gray bracelet: lost Dear Stoughton et. Please return to 125 Cushing ay. Dorchester: reward.

LosTWedtesdsty, gold link. bracelet, inch wide, on St Stephens, tlainsboro sts or Huntington ay; reward. MR BARRON, a31 Huntington ay. 2t 4119 -LOSTDec 18. a gold broaelt with mond, on the street in the shopping district or in the department stores; suitable reward.

93. Globe office. )STIn East Boston. in vicinity Central so. crochet bag containing money and rosaries.

Return to M. G. 68 Collins st, E. Boston; reward. wrOn Tremont st between tie wont Temple anti Herald office, brown leather purse, a keepsake.

Globe office. TOSTTuesday night, betWeell North Station and lintel Langliam, mink collar: reward. Tel 1979-Nktoreltester. 2t d111 SHOWCASES, DESKS, ETC AMERICAN FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 8 Alden titThis is bargain week; new.

sanitary roll-top desk, 24; flat-top and typewriter desks, chairs. tables. costumer's filing devices, wall cases. new silent salesmen showcases, all plate. 87 Per foot.

eounter showcases $150 per foot. lunch stools $12 per dozen: we buy or eachang.e. cash or terms. StITIVTbFS (114 BARGAINS in rolitops: everything for ottge or store. U.

A. DUNsilEE, 14 Columbia st itetween Redford aril Essex $ts. 6t d13 lowcvt glees in Boston. DESK EXCHANGE. Ito Beverly lit.

3 IttiLL-TOP DEsKS, typewriter desks. Elliott addressing machine, Vuderwood duplicator, Edison mimeograph. and large tot Of good typewriters. all very low. TAYLOR, 66 Devonshire et.

Boston. LEGAL NOTICES MY StiN, Edward Rnyniond Waters. baying lett my bed and board I will not be renmintilble ror nny bills contract by him. ALBERT WATERS. NOTIt 7Ein herchr given that on and after this date, December 15.

11113. I shrill not be liable for debts contracted by toy wife. Eliza DOWIIPM. moinily (lilted Mollie Downen. FRED.

ERICK H. DOWNES. dsn7t 4117 MACHINES, LADY will sell almost mew late style Sing PRINCESS HOTEL. Bermuda Accommodates 400 Guests. Now Open.

SHORE-HILLS HOTEL, Bermuda. 'Resort Bureau: rea WhiteTIM: Whiter' Cruises 7 New Steamers -f or' amaseinedaBcOroSsantaT0amitNiae to First sailing Jan. 1, and weekly thereafter 1 0 on Thursdays. 't Send for booklets. United Fruit Company, Steamablp service.

Long Wharf. Boston. I 1 Battery Place. N. Y.

or tourist anyagaeuntth.or,izelz7, I-, tic 1 CHARITABLE IRISH SOCIETY. Founded 1737. Notice of OP death of James V. Members are hereby notified of the death of our fellow-member James V. Devine, whieh occurred on Dec 10, 1913 at his late resident.

110 School at, Fitiestou Square. and all are requested to attend the funeral services at St Mary of the Angels Church on Friday, Dec IS. at 9 a tu. BARTHoLOMEW A. BRICK LEY, President.

JOIIN J. KEENAN. Secretary. CARD OP TEANKS Mrs ljannah Riordan of 317 Blue HilL av, Roxioury, wishes to thank her relatives and friends for the beautiful floral tributes and kind sympathy offered her in her late m-nt in the death of ber belovelhushand, Patrick J. MI THIRTV-FIFTII YEAR FREOLRIC J.

CROSBY UNDERTAKER 8-10-12 WARREN STREET JUNCTION WASHINGTON T. Exeellent facilities. chapel, vilftrooms, auto-hearse. finest equipment. efficient service.

TELECHONES BOX. 176-562 Flowers delivered anywhere In U.S. at one hour's notice Members 0 10 tz 1 re 1 oe rg irsat ps 'h livery ArditytOt, Ass'n phoue sas I tava linasahll I Harvard Ciraduate School. -1 111---cl ir-itilds- ----Iiihted: I 4te Ti'cl 1 Jay ft, Canibridge, near Central ig. i I ROBERT EENT JAMES, rzo vbrasilington pt, erly amoveu.

u. DU VI u. jals SUMW dit 144 ti 4 i l'inksobn. Harvard Graduate School. 0 12, m.

and friends luvited. 4 43 Bromfield Q111, art Hill S3. Jay st, Cambridge, near Central IIQ. dlt ROBER'r KENT JAIIES, 220 Wttall lugton ott, Beaton, trbt iuoved C. BOWEN.

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