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1 THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE-OCTOBER 2, 1898-7-FORTY-FOUR PAGES. .1: NJ IA -IL -L. -12 1... IL; .1.. A Fall 015enzzzo- it I WINTER STREET I 1 I TEMPLE PLACE I fall 1 .1 0E-- ft i Divss frinznzlzehrs i' ,4 4,4,,,..

4,,,, Fur di 4. Including the very latest Novelties I 0 Trimming Dept. Street Floor. 1 of the European markets, for Waist I and Skirt Trimming, all at ch New line just opened in all the ,4, 4t- 44 1 leading furs, in the different widths, I i I vNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. 1 All Subway Cars Stop at the rark St Transfer Station, CoPosite Winter Street, One Minute's Walk to Our Store i for Dress Trimming, at prices to i -0E ass Trinzmings i Including.

the very latest Novelties of the European markets, for Waist and Skirt TriMMing, all at VNUSUALLY LOW 'PRICES. 1 1 European And Skirt Trimi VNUSUALLY Subway FXIMIIMMINIIPMINIEMIP Cars Stop at the Park St. Transfer Station, Opposite Winter Street, On Minute's Walk to Our Store. ii 0 Fall OF-- Fur Trim in ings. Trimming Dept.

Street noon New line just opened in all the leading furs, in the different widths, for Dress Trimming, at prices to 0 111 Ribbo cry. vi, Tem pie 1 ii. 0 Place. Some Sy5eczal Values. iery Ribbons.

Temple Place. Some Sy5ecial ahles. A Notable Event. Autumn Opening Exhibition Of The Newest Fashions In Trimmed Hats-, Toques and Bonnets, Tuesday and Wednesday, October 4 and: 5. A rich display of the Choicest Examples of the Milliner's Art.

Select Paris Models, representing the best productions of the world's famed Designers, together with the unique and beautiful creations of our own Milliners. Our opening displays are known to be the Fashion Events of the season. You-will find this exhibit one of special elegance and attractiveness. 71-mimed Hats for Misses and Children are a specialty with us, and we invite careful inspection of the charming collection of the most dainty novelties for the Little Volks ever shown in this city. The high standard of this display of Trimmed Millinery is fully sustained in each of the related departments, and our stocks of Untrne emed Hats, Ostrich and Fancy Feathers, Chenille Braids and Ne Is, Velvets-, Silk and Veivet Roses, Are literally unsurpassed for extent, richneris and variety.

Trimmed Fakeno 6 The very latest productions of the best English and American- manufacturers, constituting art unrivalled collection of these popular hats, ready to wear, suitable for Golfing, Cycling and Street occasions. Remember the days, cancl litt ici CDot 4- ctrld I Jr 1 Ladies' Jackets. Fall Styles. We have a corn- plete line of Ladies' Jack- ets for Fall a Winter wear, in blacks It, Atiu'lli and all the i -4, fashionable i colors, modelled in the prevailing styles this season, in doublc breast, Hy fronts and dip fronts, also tightfitting long garments, all made in the most thorough workmanship, all prices, from 8.50 to 45.00. Ladies' Golf Capes, $7.50 to Ladies' Suits.

We have them in each and every new idea advanced by the ladies' tailors. There is a universal demand for Ladies' Suits this season. They are the perfection of Fit, Finish and Style. The Reefer and Fly Front Coats and Flare Skirts seem to be the leading favorites. We have an elegant Ladies' Capes to $45.00.

Silk Waists. Gitalizniced Perfect in Fit. Perfect workmanship We have just added several new lots to Our already immense stock of Silk Waists, making without exception the largest and finest display ever seen in Boston. The handsome designs surpass in beauty one's fondest conception of Parisian genius. 4'9 8 3 00 EZCIL Ftench Rapine! Waists, in Plain and embroidered effects, very desirable for fall and winter war, prices 2.50 to Lt.c)8 Ve Iveleen Waists b-t 98 glaltty Lace Curtains.

Drapery 3A rcor. We have received from the best Swiss and French manufacturers the balance of our orders for Curtains, and have arranged for a special sale of Irish Points, Lrussels, Point de Gene and Iloniton Curtains, grouped at the following prices, 5.00, 6.00, 7.00, Pair. These Curtains are entirely new in design, exclusive patterns, and are worthy of and among them are some novelty curtains in Point d'Arabe effects, designed for Dining Rooms and Libraries. Taihestry Portieres. 300 Pairs Double Faced Portieres, heavy throw-over fringe, in all the new color combi- 3oo nations, at Pair.

I The Bostom Silk Store. The fall opening of the choicest Silk materials, shown by us, has not only been the talk of the city, but throughout New England. The endless variety, the richness of the materials, the beauty of the combinations, and the excellence of the designs, shoving the handiwork of the silk weaving, craft, makes this great display one of the most unprecedented and interesting exhibitions of silks ever shown in this country. Colored Poplin Stripes, in satin and check effects, just received. One of the novel dainty combinations for waists and gowns, I 2 5 Yarl utd isso Tucked Silks, in black nd white grounds, with colored tucks.

This vrtainly is one of the most favored conceits brought I 0. out this season for waists and gowns Monotone, Bayadere Taffeta, with raised white cord, all the new colorings, specially for waists '2- and gowns '2 5 Yard. Exhibition Co linter In the main aisle of our mammoth Silk Dept. we will devote a special counter to our low-priced Silks. There the newest and most desirable combinations and styles will always be found.

In making this new departure we will supply want, and ladies looking for medium and low-priced Silks will have no difficulty in making a selection. Slecial for This Week. 503 Pcs. Colored Silks, in Stripes, Plaids, Checks and Brocades, 79c. 85c.

Yard. 5 9C1 ani Black Silks. We have just received our Fall Importation of C. J. Bonnet Cie's celebrated Black Silks, Satins, Bengalines, -Peau-de-Soles, Luxors, Taffetas, a.xl Novelty Black Silks.

consislin; of Bayaderes, Taffetas, Broche Taffetas, Satin Brocades and Silk Brocades, at popu'ar prices, namely, from 1.00 to 2.00 Yfird. Black Satin Brocade. '59 .69 Special Value. .85 Black Brocade Taffeta. Excellent Dress Quality.

.8 9 Mack Skirtinc, 6 Special Value. 79 .89 To mtvertise raw stort Special offer for unit Tuesday, MN 50C "lust as the Sun Went Down." 'there'll Never Le on You." itP IS I "My Horns Beyond the Sea." POUR kmcwi voA No l'i l'13Eil fo-. "At a Georgia emit Meeting." ''-terryroan Woltz." dot i wet- tints Schottkelni." Aaiiteli forderit l'ip. tt pet. for ittiminge a aPiondiii tifirgiiin in an 714 pholin, 3 taii.

LOUIS H. ROSS CO 1 178 Trealarit St. lora emommusommasnomonn GEN DOIIEZ LEAVES THE FIELD. A. 1PP A LNd The fall openi Silk materials, not only been th but throughout The endless var of the material: the combinatio cellence of th( ing the handix weaving, craft, display one of dented and in GEN Braids.

Braids. Fashion says "Trim with Braid." We have opened a very extensive new line of -these goods, in all Ow desirable styles and widths, to suit every demand, both in silk and mohair, at prices guaranteed to be the lowest. Dress Goods. (The of the Season.) 50 Pis. Corded Novelty, 43-Inch In Grey.

Reavor, Red, ()Mt, Gendarme, und 50 Pcs. 42-Inch Serges, In Black and Navy. 20 Mohair Stripes, Greea, Blue and Brawn, regular 75e. quality. Only Yd.

This is a remarkable offering. as these are new goods male for the fall trade to retail at 75c. per yard, and copied from goods sold for $3.00. Our Centre Counter devoted entirely to this Sale. 40 pcs.

46-inch Camel's Hair Mixtures, the latest Fall Novelty, at -75 Yard. Black Goods. StrAet Floor. This week we offer the greatest values in Figured Armures that will be presented this season. 30 pcs.

so-Inch All Wool Figured Armures, regularly sold at 73c. and Loo, at the remarkably low price, Caly .49 Yarl. As the quantity is limited, an early call will be Etteet F.c,or CPECIAL IS WEEK Fine Damasks. so pieces-of Handsome Double Satin Table Damask, "Snow drop" designi with handsome "Tulip" Lorder, worth per L.00 yard, at Yard. 45 pieces of Fine Double Damask, worth per yard, in "Snow drop," "Pansy" I 7 2 5 and "Sprig" patterns, at.

Napkins. soo dozen Heavy 223:22 inch Napkins, worth at Dog m. 250 dozen large Dinner Nap- 1 kins, Double Damask, 0 worth $4.00 per dozen, at. Dozen. Crashes.

3 Special in Linen TOWeiiingS 22 Bales Fine Crash Dish Towel limo 8c. 14 Bales Heavy Russia Crash 10c. 25 Bales Fine Russia Crash 12o. Engravzlig De151. Strfet Floor, Tmnplt.

Plaee. Plate and so cards 95. (With name.) so Cards from Plate. 46c. Enthossin; Paper Quire I 2C au colors.) WAVERLY CELEBRATES.

New Trolley Line Opening Pleases the People. Fd tlitt Tint 1r Pretty Town is Now Cleser to tbe Prominent Combine to Make the Occasion Brilliant. 1 jil 0 doe tt i l'r A a440.0AtAA, 1 suit everyone. Cotton zo dozen Women's Cotton Nighi Dresses, excellent quality, tucked yoke, neck and sleeves trimmed with cambric mare, for 2 5 :5 dozen Womens Night Dresses, good cotton, tucked yoke, shape, trirrved with hemstitched ruffle, good length and width, only .5 9 25 dozen Women's Cotton Drawers, umbrella ruffle, regular rinlir I 2 a only so dozen Women's Drawers, cotton, trimmed with deep ruffle of good embroidery and cluster of tucks, excellent value for -1'3 so dozen Women's Flannelette Short Skirts, full ruffle, only: 3 30 dozen Women's Flannelette Gowns, square yoke, turnover trimmed with braids, all colors, only .5 9 so dozen Women's Flannelette Gowns, best quality, 5 different styles, Empire and high neck, prettily trimmed with laces, ribbon and braid, 0 7 only Colored Petticoats- 25 dozea Striped Percale deep umbrella lined ruffle. Regular $1.00 quality .5 9, so Taffeta Silk Petticoats, corded Spanish flounce, lined and edged-with the newest o' shades and black, only 3.901 Something New A corset with bustle attachment, OM of the greatest inventions ever put on the market A bustle with every corset.

Ask to see our Good Form Corset in white and drab, I00 sizes 13 to 30, price so pairs of Sonnette Corsets, in white and drab satteen, extra heavy long waist, odd sizes, price 8 to close .9 Prints. Ftret rloon As a special attraction we offer about Soo pcs. of the popular Bokhara, Bonnie Doon, and Empress Flannelettes, in over 200 styles and colorings, Only I 0 Yard Send for samples. so doz. Skirt Patterns, em ew 5 broidered edges, In cream, 6 pink, blue and gray tack COI011S A Special Value.

3000 yds. Bleached Pillow et Tubirm full 42 inches wide, at less than the mill Tara. Some of these are slightly imperfect, but will not interfere with their Ivear; ing qualities. ANDRE A ALMEDA MISSING. Thirteen-Year-Old East Boston Boy Went Away Tuesday Last.

Andrea. Almeda, 13 years old, hasMfeett missing from hts home at 6 Chelsea pl. East Boston, since last Tuesday. Tho boy is of good bight for his age, of dark complexion, wore a brown jacket, real sweater, black knee pants, black jugs and low shows or slippers anSt red bicycle cap with white stripes on the top. The lad went to school as usual Tuesday morning, but left there at 10.30, after telling a schoolmate that he was going to run away and was not going to return home.

Any information AS to the whereabouts of the boy will be thankfully re eeived by his parents. Your Choice for $2.90 Each. 411 it THESE Mackintoshes are Doable Texiare with VELVET COLLAR made in the beat possible way and warranted. No such value WW1 ever uttered in this class of goods, and the quantity is limited. Our Fall Styles for men, women and children are now ready, and comprise exclusive styles and designs not to be found elsewhere in Mackintoshes and Cravfnettes.

have every thing in Rubber Goods, and are complete outfitters in this line from head to foot: C. J. Bailey Co. 22 ii kof 4,6 0 ies 4 All Silk, Black Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons, in the following widths and prices Nor, I I 'I 12 10; I 22 1 4) 1 a 0 5c I 7c I ec 110c112c115c117c120c Nos. Go and So Pure Silk Moire Taffeta Ribbons, in a nice line of colors, worth 37 ic.

and 49c. yard, Yaw I 9 and .2 5 Yd. All Silk Black Double Faced Satin Ribbon, in the following widths and prices: 71 9119 1101 22 1 30 1 50.1 C0.1 70 430 Pcs. o( AU Pure Silk Fancy Ribbons, 41- and inches wide, in beau- liful combinations suitable for col- larettes, crush belts or army bat bands, these goods are actually worth 49c. yard, for this Yard.

Remnants of Fancy RIS bons to be deared out at i Yard. Knit Underwear. Ft reet FloorW int er St. 2s0 doz. Men's Jaeger Color Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, shirts made with covved seams, blanket stitched ends, pearl buttons, drawers to match.

made in the best possiUe 624c quality doll 3 300 doz. Ladies' perfect fitting winter Nv ight fleece hned Jersey Ribbed Vests and l'an, vests trimmed with crocheted edges, pearl buttons, satin ribbon drawn through neck, high neck, on pants to match, all qualty A. i limo, 2 ISO doz. Children' Silver Gray Oneita Glove Combination Suits, made with drop seat, which is a new feature this season, 75c quality, we will offer them 48 (all sizes) at one price Tc000rt osz Some Matchless Values. 'Wornen's Heavy 2-Thread Maco Cotton Fast Black Hose, 'made with double soles and extra high spliced heels, 25C.

special price only 9 2 cases Boys' Extra Heavy txt Ribbed Fast Black Fleeced Lined Cotton Hose, 4-thread goods, with re-enforced knee, 'heel and toe, sizes 7 to to, zsc. quality, a leader at 9 3 Fontra for .50 Infants' Fast Black Imported Ix! Ribbed Cashmere double heels and toes, sizes 4 to 6, regular zsc quality. Special I 9 price 3 Fomirtil far .50 from Barcelona. the home office of the company, announce a discontinuance of the line for the. present, owing to the Spanith government using tiva steamers in the transportation of troops from Cuba and Porto Rico to Spain.

In order to meet the increased business from the south consequent upon the heavy shipments of cotton to New England mills anil for export, the Clydo line has been compelled to increase its sailings to this port to two oteamers weekly, instead of one as heretofore. The steamers Oneida and Pawnee. which have been plying here regularly, will be augmented by the addition of th George W. Clyde. and an occasional trip of the Cherokee.

1 The British steamship Castleventry, Capt Ilorstield, from ports on the island of Java. came into the harbor yesterday. She called at Delaware breakwater for orders, and was nearly four days steaming around from the latter place. The steamer's bottom is very font with an accumulation of barnacles and grass several inches long. She will be dry docked after discharging her cargo and have her bottom scraped.

The CastleVentry's cargo consists of 12,734 baskets of sugar. valued at 000, duty paid. The duty on the cargo will figure up over The British steamer Eskdale, also from Java, is due here Monday. The few vessels arriving at the fish wharf yesterday brought in not more than one good-sized fare. Saturday dulness prevailed, and there was practically no demand.

The arrivals included the schooners Caroline Vought, with 12.000 haddock, 3000 cod, 7000 hake; Evelyn L. stni; 7,.00 haddock, 30V0 cod, 500 hake: Livonia, 2000 haddock, 500 cod, 2000 hake; Dixie, 1000 haddock. 500 cod, hake; Grade E. Freeman. 10v0 dock, 1000 cod, WOO hake; Quickstep, 1000 haddock, 1000 cod, 9000 hake.

Sales were made on the following basis: liaddock $2.25 to $2.50 per hundredweight, large cod $3 to i3.50, market cod $3. Notice is given that on or about Oct 15 the charactristie of the fixed red light ot Maurice river light station, or the mouth of Fey, will be changed to make the light show fixed white in the narrow sector betwen northeast by north and northeast three-quarters east (bearings trorn a vessel), covering the entrance to river from the bay. 3043 li-0- ip .4 111 i. e' A. BUZIOnS and Buck16's.

All the very latest effects, sizes and shapes, Sash Clasp, in enamel, steel and oxyclized. Large assortment of Crystal Olives and Buttons, both white and colors, We invite your early inspection of this choice display. WeS or Oening Sale. The Oliening of our new Fur Department xvill be made' noteworthy by the Greatest Bargains in High. Grade Furs ever offered at this season of the year.

Eng. Seal Collarettes 427Arttyl) 15,00 Marten Co11arette3 12,00 Electric Sell (With Persien Yoke) 8,50 Plain Electric Collarctte 5,00 Half Sheared Seal Jacket, very handsome, 26 inches long, made the latest style, at 9.7 5 Little Folks' en 4- 3rd Floor. 1- Floor. Fall' Our is full of interest to every so Little Girls' Reefers, made in navy, brown, green and red kersey, newest military braided effects, sizes 6 to j4 regular $7.90 reefer, we offer for. 5.85 so Misses' Jackets, made in navy, brown and green kersey, satin lined, latest fall cut, 14 and 16 rezular to.00 jacket, 8 98 we oftcr for For Boys.

'Co Boys' All-Wool Chinchilla Reefers, colors blue and gray, storm collar, check lin- 0 5o mg, sizes 4 to 12 yrs 200 Boys' Vestee Suits, just secured from the manufacturers, all handsome mixtures, trimmed with braid, strongly made, sizes 3 to to, just 95 the thing for school wear Eult. Boys' Blouse aril Vestee Suits, all wool, in medium and dark colors, stylishly trimmed and worth $5.00, 3.91 at Snit. 3.9 8 Suit. Boys' Top Coats in coverts, handsome shades of tan, sizes 4 to to years. would be a bargain at $5.00, at.

3.98 Each. Boys' Top wool, in Dark Blue and Brown Me lions, patch pockets and strapped seams, sizes 4 to to years, positively 5.98 worth $7.50, for Each. Stationery Defit. Temple Place Entrance. Wedding Invitations, Announcement Cards, Visiting Cards, Monogram Dies, Heraldic Crests, Artistic Engravings.

-Wein attention ffiven to the tromAt and carejul execution of all orders. The underwriters' representatives with a diver have gone to Eon Portage island to investigate the wreck of the steamer Express, owned by the Yarmouth ste3mboat company, with a view to ascertaining whether erie can be raised. If no severe storms set In, it IS hoped she may be floated. A leak in the schooner Harry Belden, which arrived here several days ago trom a haddockng trip. made it necessary to place the vessel in Simpson's thy dock yesterday for repairs.

The immigration inspectors were obliged to debar 20 of the steerage passengers on the steamer New England, which arrived here Friday from Liverpool and Queenstown. Nineteen from the steerage of the Cephalonia, which arrived yesterday from the Same ports, were also held for further examination. In the latter lot there was one family of eight. There are no distresSing cases on either ship, and all will doubtless be released as soon as they are vouched for by relatives or friends. Owing to the destructive fire at the Bradley fertilizer works at Weymouth, the three-masted schooner T.

W. Dunn, Capt Bond, which arrived at the works with a cargo of phosphate rock from Charleston, will discharge her cargo at Boothhay, Me. She left for that port last evening in tow of the Metal tug Herald. Capt 'Miles Hannah of the Calais schooner Sarah A. Reed, and A.

Homer skinner of Fall River have purchased the schooner Longfellow of Saco. Capt Hannah leaves this week for 'Wilmington to assume command. Capt Clark, of the schooner Freddie Eaton, will probably succeed Capt Hannah in the Sarah A. Reed. Capt John Morrison of the schooner Nellie Eaton has resigned his command to engage in business ashore.

Capt S. B. Huntington, succeeds him in the Nellie Eaton. A Lively Parliament. Specimens of the vituperative accomplishments of New South Wales legislative the shadow of death fell upon it: "Cur." "coward," "murderer," "rat." "sewer-rat," "monkey," "man-monkey," "ourang-outang," and "gorilla." These were merneers' descriptions of one another.7-0-dney 4 I i Gloves Winter Etreet.

I 89g Autumn Opening 1893 All fresh goods direct from the Custom House. New Embroidery, New Shades, New Ideas. To be well gloved you should try the popular Trefousse ez Cie. productions, at Sz.so, $1.65 and $2.00. 1111 4auetrearstekiDdl 300 dozen Ladies' Two-Clasp Kid Gloves, in tan, brown, gray, black, all fresh, CM goods and perfect fitting Pair.

These gloves were imported to sell for more money, but we shall offer them as a great bargain at the above price. 400 dozen Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves, in 5' Hook and two clasp, in Tan, Mode, Brown, Gray, Tan-Clair, Pearl, White, Black, all made to our special order 098 for our srecial retail trade Pair. This Glove Cannot lie Duplicated at the price. We carry the celebrated reilniS011 Crepe Papers. Al! colors and styles.

HARBOR FRONT ITEMS. Wrecked Steamer Belvidere May be Floated. Cargo of Nagar from Java, on Which the Duties fill Exceed $100,000. About 40 Steerage Passengers Held by the Immigration Inspectors. Capt Mills of the British steamer Jacob Bright, at this port from Rio Grande, Nicaragua, reports on Sept 23, when passing cape Maysi, Cuba, an unknown te am presumably a wrecking vessel', was sighted lying off the stranded fruit steamer Belvidere.

The position -of the stranded vessel had changed from her former position, when she was lying broadside on the beach, and her bow was at least six points off shore, with her stern still hanging on the rocks. A kedge anchor with a heavy cabb2 attached was run out from the vessel's bow, holding her in position. From this report it is believed the work of floating the steamer, which has been undertaken by a party of Americans with the consent of the underwriters, is progressing favorably that it is only a question of a short time before she will be afloat. The Belvidere, it ill be remembered, ran ashore on the rocks at Maysi on the night of May 26 last, while on a passage from Port Antonio to this port with a cargo of fruit and several passengers. She was abandoned -as a hopeless wreck, as it waa believed that a sharp ledge had penetrated her bottom.

Since then the vessel has been stripped of everything movable by the natives. The Spanish steamer Alava, which left New York yesterday for Ha Vanet will be the last of Spanish line leaving for some time. Cable IS'at4ed Customer Is the best kind of an advertisement. Read'what a lady writes about the famous cSorosiso" Sett. 20, L598.

"Shepard, Norwell Co. 41.1 a pair of Somas boots, and they are ready the best toots for general wear that I ever had, and the most comtortaRe. I want another pair, the (sties I have are 6-1. or at least Mat is way they are m(lrked. I want buttoned boots heavy' sole, and a good, wide toe.

I am very partienlar that they shall te wide on the soft and pill top. Then I want two more pairs of biltiOn boots. heavy sole, one 3 1-2, Me other 4, width. "Yours respect 19 This is a pleasing and familiar occurrence amdng the sensible women who have bought Sorosis. Price Always 3.50 Pair, Sorosis Shoes bave been sent by Ural to customers In every state in the Union.

(Yester(Iay we sent a pair tto Sweden.) fame Is world.wide as the most comfortable shoe ever made. America' can supply the world valt sis.cs, and the Sorosts factory Is beMg enlarged to assist in this rood work. 1.11:0070:7, vantages which the new road would Open up to the town. Next came Chairman Gould of the county commissioners, C. O.

Wellington. chairman of the Belmont selectmen; Alderman Spaulding of Cambridge, Selectman Crosby of Arlington, Selectman D. L. Davis of Belmont. G.

C. Holt. superintendent C. S. Sargent and Alderman Walter F.

Wardwell. The brief Ppeechem were loudly applauded by the 300 or more people in the hall. Special cars were then taken by many of the guests for Cambridge and Boston at the expense. once more, of the Boston elevated company, and everybody who wanted to ride was free to do Po at the company's expense. It malts a ride of nearly eight miles to Park st for the usual fare, and with the option of riding to Neponset if need be on a transfer check.

Al! of the work on the new road is scarcely completed as yet, but will be undoubtedly in a few days. The festivities of the day were closed with a grand ball th13 evening at the Waver ley town hall. About 204 of the most prominent citizens of the town were present. Before making your Mal fall purchases read the advertisements of Los ton's leading merchants in today's Globe. SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS.

1xst rleeting This Season of the Boston Union Addressed by Bertha F. Vella. first meeting of the season of the Belli.on union of primary and junior Sunday school teachers was the vestry of the Park st church yesterday, Miss Bertha F. Vella presiding. An introductory religious exercise was followed by the lesson, "Reformation 'ender Asa, 1st Chron xlv, 2-12.

Songs were then sung and new ones practiced, after which Miss 'Vella, who attended the world's convention of Sunday school teachers in London last July as repre- sentative of the a ssachset ts primary work, gave an interesting talk. Mrs Annie Burpee, superintendent of the Derkeley temple Sunday school, Mrs IT. B. Eager and riss Alice Metcalf will be among the Very busy teachers this season. A 1101 zr- I a of the Waver ley oaks simply, and prove to the world that it is the home of a and wide awake community.

The entire celebration was in the hands of the Porcupine club. The elub committee having the matter In charge consisted of T. L. Creeley. H.

H. Russell, J. P. Bradbury, Frank Chandler, T. W.

Davis, G. C. Holt and Col E. C. L'enton.

At 12 o'clock about 250 persons had gathered at the Waver ley terminus of the new road in front of the town hall, and five cars were boarded for Boston. via Mt Auburn, Cambridge, the Harvard bridge, the subway and return from Park St. Tiae on board the cars included many of the most prominent citizens of Belmont and Waver ley. At the Cambridge city hall a delega- Bon from the Cambridge city governMent the cars. This delegation included: City messenger Frank L.

Pratt, clerk of committees Sohn Me-Deltic, the mayor's private secretary, E. A. Counihan; Alderman W. F. Spaulding, Alderman James A.

Wood, Alderman John J. Ahearn, Alderman WRIttl. T. Wardwell, Alderman John T. Shea, Sept of Streets C.

A. Brown, Representative 'William F. Davis, ex Representative William J. Fillmore, Alderman J. F.

Donovan. City Lite. It Brandon, Supt of Parks Whiting, Coenty Commissioners Bigelow and Gould and County Engineer Kendall. At the subway there was another accession, including Gen William A. Bancroft, Superintendent C.

S. Sargent, Mr D. L. Prendergast of the Boston Elevated company, and representatives of the metropolitan park commission. It was a most enjoyable ride to Boston and the five cars arrived back at Waver ley about 2 c'clock.

At 2.30 a banquet was served in the upper hall of the tewn hall. and then all adjourned to the large hall down stairs. which had been decorated with flags and bunting- for the occasion. Pres T. L.

Creeley of the Porcupine club presided over the exercises in the hall, which consisted of music and rpeaking by some of the members of tire club, representatives of the seleetmen of Belmont and Arlington, of the city government of Cembridge and of the Boston elevated company. The eeches were all keyed to a note of and hope for the future and "jollying" was the if the flay. Ceeet(y opened the exercises in a witty little speech. He was followed I Oen who sooke Cot the ud He Fel Estat Cove ITAVA has left to the 1 itemedic has g.v1 their fur Gen Oen Lut ilY, Senc Cam 1Who bail It the I very ark. confider) crill be a depende ttrNiER 1 todi A 1v4P Seri NEW i br Johr Presbyt, Ulf, htea Mrs Nk tZe tam rne, LII-nt wv: "-lit -ottY ov, ii iritTtiteay rit erredl Alt tart 2 11 He Feels IlAVAVA has left blo the 4emedlos, has given their 0Geneniefliscr Seno VIalit iwt has nfident very co 7111 be ePendent "TCII 1 IlOdy eW John esbyterian It ete lttrs family r'erre I over iletrice 71'tTay 3titerreed 4arther S' Confident Americans WAVERLY, Oct beautiful vil, a Stank and 1ng0, in the township of Behnont, lute Governmentla ratan' to Tt-orn been cannected with Boston by trolley, and es Oct Gen a reeult the town has practicelly 1axiez mo om he Rojas camp and is retiring been "en today and this, evening.

estate of Beeri Vagev-ty nee Three weeks ago the Boston elevated Ir 'L, road began to construct tracks over his staff larmissiort to visit three and a half miles of road between femillen. Watertown and this place, and today -mainedz 11,51 c'1113. accompenied by the first cars were runtover this roads kale deminican author- DeeprYe thereby bringing to a head a fight which rage, Gen Butler's aideede-eamp, ha i been going on for years between eeen on a visit Gen Gomez those who were opposed to trolley con- Beteg camp, says Geme seems neetio with Watertown. Cambridge ha-: gratefui to tekhe Uneriean ited Stettee rities and and Lepton and those who were not. the ra auh.O able te establish a stable and in- The "nets" hed it for a long time, government, but those in favor of the movement finally succeeded.

and as a result the 11A-L OE REV Da JOHN HALL viletee of Waverly has given iteelf up Artiv ed Today in New York, and ta a day of jollification. and meny lin- Services Will be Held Tuesday. portant citizene from the surrounding towne end cities, together with officials YORK, Ont 1The body of Rev from the Beeton elevated comvaine. Hall, late pastor of the Ztie av have been hE illin the citizens the a) town and the members of the Porcu- church, arrived today eneepine club to jollify. eteamship Etruria.

we Porcune pi club Is oomnosed of Rail and the other tnembere of eearly all the prominent elitZetlit of who Avere it Mre (h.wain's Waverley, and toek upon itself the en- ilaeleinore eutinest, Poen, I tertainment of the many guests tnat Dr Hall brought had been invited, a function which it n) this couture. iteelf of In a notable manner. funeral services will be held Waveeley, hy the way, is one of afternoon in the chinch, an most beautiful towns in eastern Mee, folloveing day the body will be eachusetts. and the opening of this trei-; In 4reenwood cemetery. with- ley line.

it is felt, will remove it fron, ublie ceremony. the poetic realm of tictiort as the 4 116.0NPIPPw-.