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me' AIMINE --gm, 4. ow gm. A Art ft 11. THE BOSTON JANUARY 16. 1907, AMUSEMENTS Pecunar th Otseff The Globe MILO BRINGS IIELR I i.i --11 BRINGS Rill pecuguar to otsellf The Glob $2500 for Boys, and 1 I HOLLIS gi TH RE 1 AMUSEMENTS BOSTON THEATRE I le (7 i .4 I '4.

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11 CONTEST. A NI J. LJ A SCHOOL THE GLOBE'S I rin, kJ L3 iv AI PTV ir-I Pir ST 1 06 MOM I APripcPri, ASIA all all imilla 11411 1 9 6 0 CLOCIC pilatinee Today Cl. at 2 The SEASON'S DRAMATIC NOVELTY It RAW NG Present trosIttekt Engikb Actor glesw84 trian.f.te. r's 5, pendouV 1 NAI 1 1,..

i 4 relrziol Li '''Ll itEN lot it 1 Pke I here in Now 00A 1111 400 Feonlo 20 Horses In Race rrom I )ondour 7713NEz7 'I it In Race lit: here 400 BURGLARS OPEN SAFE WITH KEY Raid, Ludden's Store at Weyinouth. Cue Dead, but Otto Saves Quick lilt of Youngster. 5 it N.n. V.T.L, 1.6S,,r. 4 4 4,, -f Cue Dead Savea 1,, I but i 'BUHOLARS OPEN ift A (., 4v, 1 -11, 1- -4 (.

1 --1, 1' 4 Quick lilt of Youngiter. 4. 1 'i 4 ..1 4111r SAFE VVITH KEY ef .1. l' -15Pirzo ,171 Raid Ludden 9s Store I Ar .,...7 LI j4.1 1 I 1 I 1 at Weymouth. l'''' 7 At ftLy 1- -VI, i 4 I 2 -J pc .1 4 1 AN iL 1.1 14.4' I tyLf- 411)': FORBESROBERTSON And the tlinming Actrtml GERTRUDE.

ELLIOTT I 14 1 i 4 4 -fl There is no other preparation anything like Hood's Sarsaparilla. It is prepared by a combination, a proportion and processpeculiar to itself, and unknown to any other medicine. This is what gives it merit peculiar to itself, and by which it effects cures unequalled in the history of medicine. It is a specific for troubles of the blood, stomach, liver and kidneys. Mr.

ft, S. Mason, rf 212 McClure A Syracuse, N. writes: "1 am satisfied that Hood's Sarsaparilla has at excellence Peculiarly Its Own. a blood puriflPr and tonic It AIR. D.

MASON. floes rne a great deal of good. From the time 1 was fourteen 3ears old 1 ples. but while taking the second hot-as TO frequent fainting He of Hood Sarsaparilla the pimples spells, which continued for years, but Lealed up, and my complexion is now soon after 1 began taking Hood's Sar- as clear and as soft as an infant's. iarlfla they ceased, and 1 have i Many of my friends have taken rrver since been troubled with ifoods Sarsaparilla, and the unantMy Wood seemed to he impure, as ray I moms verdict I.

It i the best 'blood face was covered with unsightly pim- ptrifier madn." Tlion- ic vitt ettlior litztt I ombination, a proportion and pro- elm ,144, 411r-re ,1 It ikt A- 4 4, 6 6 "I -'-'4V 4, vow MR. I). S. 3.IASON. )ies.

but while taking the second bob, of flood Sarsparilla the pmple ais icaled np, and my complexion is now IN 11. IMMO SHAW'S DELMNITUL COMEDY llects ty0e. I tt cif to ittt It he orelsreti tteeke its ngisetoer. stir tor re Is heti in II .1 nit. oti so a 'I sotoorse Ili u.

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I I PI I TREIMIT THEAnnt LAST WEEK Every Evening at Et Erghtast and Bast MINSTRELS' LEW 1 Al Deickstacior iEATat it II Ls 1 2 en I 3 Contestant's Name WEYMOUTH, Jan 16--Sometime between and 6 o'clock this morning burg- lars broke into the hardware store of J. E. on Washington sq. Weymouth Iainding. and $153 in cash and a quantity of merchandise.

In order to get Into the store they forced a window in the real' of the There is an old-fashioned safe in the store and the burglars broke several of the drawers looking for the key of lakes rich red blood, tones the stoinach.gi yes nerve.mental and digestive strength. Sold by druggists everywhere. Be sure to get hoods. Sarcatabs billP identically the ittino proi.rties thi. Ibi! lid form, of dope.

e(niVeliletie, peontMY, then, 1,0 by Ova porn brakVer 'to In tlibb.t form, are, 14.411,,0., Into sold by drlig 1, now pot np lir Fent by mail. C. I. Iltaal, taltict callttt tell th, GUARANTEED undcr the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. No.

324. GUARANTEED undcr the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. No. 324. CHICAGO.

Jan leSix-year-old Montrose known as "Buster" to his many friends and playmatee in Ravenewood. is today the hero of that suburb, for. with the aid of Ilif4 8-yearold sieter. Mary. hf.

saved 10 from asphyxiation by gee in the MeNamee home, e51e North Hermitage av, Friday evening. Miss Anna NVaieh, a tiister of Mn McNamee, was in charge of the house at the time the odorless gas began escaping from a water heater. She was the first overcome by the poisonous fumes and' died without regaining Wh'le making efforts to resuscitaL! their aunt four of the Me Nemec boys were overcome. falling to the floor of the dining room of the residence. It as at this critical point that little -Buster" flinger came on the scene.

Ile lives with his 'mother and sister next door to the McNamee home. "Buster" tramped the steps of the McNamee home In search of his friend, Miss Walsh. Ile had already given her an invitation to come to his home, where his mother was entertaining. Mrs hatherine Steer 508 North Sawyer ay. Boy-like, when his invite.ion was not an-swered with alacrity.

he didn't become offended. but went out to find what had delayed the arrival of his special guest. When he rang at the MeNamee door there was no response. Instead of retracing his steps homeward he opened the door and entered. He was startled to find Miss Walsh lying prostrate in the dining room.

Four of the McNamee zoys were about all aparcntly suffeting from some illness. 'Somewhat affected himself by the gas, but with his child's comprehension tin-dulled. "Buster" set' Mbled downstairs from the ill-fated house and as fast as he could ran over home. I le met his sister Artery on the way. and, breathing hard, told her eomething of what was happening.

Mary grasfied "Buster's" hand and the two ruithed to the second floor of their home, where Mrs Margaret Ring- ler mid her guest. Mrs Steer. were still seated in the dining room. I shouted "Buster," as he arid Mary sprang into the dining room, -quick Something is wrong at Alc Namee's. Everybody is Sick.

Miss AValsh is lying on the floor. flurry i Startled to their feet by the entrance of the children. Mrs Ringler and Mrs Steer hurried over to the McNamee home. They had scarcely begun their efforts to restere Miss Vaish to consciousness, tvnen Dr Frank Conroy, 816 Wilson ay, arrived; The physician and the two Wornen pia forth every effort known to them in working over letiee Walsh nnd the four boys, the latter by I his time having They smelled no gas and leer, working under the pph isareension that the members of the family had been 1 1 CIIICAGO, Jan 14--Six-ear-old Nlont I roso 'tingles known as "Buster" to l' hi many i Wends and plavntates in I Ravenrwood. is today the hero of that the asilttiveodf I Friday eening.

from asphyxiation by gas in the 'At home, ::51 North liertaitage a lInt.nallase it'it'sl ling a water I ttaset nritnogS hr.tee fir ov st ercome by pois onous funles I cllieedrnwaiktilniogotettl' neMS. Int IC sSICSI i att 1 I tsi: 1 Street and Number. TOXIGHT AT IL LAST biltEX BF i the ELI fe. The key With found, and then 1 City or Town, and State it was easy work fol the burglars to I take what they wanted. at rest.

tefused to believe 1 SOCIETY WOMAN IN FLIGHT. From the safe they took the money; Hold all answers until the end of the contest. Then send them tutt tniloll I 1, the fe. The key WW1 found. and then It was easy work rot the burglars to not touch 'rho.

also mail Supported by Dorothea Baird end London Co. 1Hlay, Friday Idol. The L'otsfe rel 1 vmkr (.1111 ,0 pre biI I i 1 II I I by Ing Hendon Nti.s 11111rd litid Jillow Chterien P. Ir. Iriiuj RN Kliow Ittoint Ilevrirtin Tlitir.day Rtiol SallirriHy The Hello'.

Mr. Iming $14 prevolol Ity iting "lento 'laughter. Itaird trirS. WED. fond T.

rit 2 'tea-nine Cohonhill Theatre Priers ilenday. Jan 21st, Limited Engawolient CHARLES FROHMAN Presents Supported by Dorothea Baird end London 1Hlay, Friday tilizill. The Multi r. I i 1 T- lig .11 il it 11 al 1 I I'd de, I ceill.41 by Piing Hendon Dogfight, mks Rom 11.4 totilgiit i Slit. Jillow Chterlepo P.

irt RN Kliow olt.rfr. 11.1r.1 l000privoloo Tlitiro.lar Satimilly nightm. The Hello'. Mr. Ir 114 "31)ifillas," prosolo.1 by king item 11)filasthler Itaird tom "1.11'11111e," ilenday.

Jan 2Ist, Limited Engagement CHARLES FECHMAN Presents any papers. I I with the pictures, all in one package by or otherwise, fully pre ETHEL 0. I Beller Than Ever EIRISTRELS LS IMP 13ARIMOPIE ru qp,) 1.4 tAlo 10 11. 10.0 141 wt I 110 Cr' 111 ti I I int I 1 it. 4 1 1, If i 1J I til LI.

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M. BARRIE'S CONIEDT ALICE FIRE 3t.t1'44. T. ONLY Al' 2. SE-ATS NOW ON ALI into Se Veral i ti iaSeS iin siole 12 paid, to the Contest Department ot the Boston G.obe with a Mrs L.

V. Knight Accused of Stealing I TO STOP LIQUOR SA LE revolvers, 12 jacklutives, and a quantity letter, telling what 3'ou like best in the Globe Do not send in the Gowna from a Friend in of tape measures. CProperty Found in Trunk. i Rev Fr Troy Says That He Will At. The break wasn't discoveres1 until the answers ingly.

Do not fail to place the letter on top of the answers. Study tne the simple conditions below: proprietor opened the store this morn- C. Jan 14-Mrs L. V. i tend to Situation in Norwood Him- 1 mg.

1 tie ponce neneve mat break itk. i ...1 i I 011 I 'Knight. 01 ty yntltitr ahOtL i self if Police Do Not Act. hadn't occurred tin to 2 o'cltailt. as an IgStint IS unb an (146 lint 1 aloston Datil! Ginoe 2it years old and a prominent flgure in I otlict-r was near tlit lauding at that hour Ashetipe sot ittY fOr the past year.

hav- 1 OICWOOD Jan Iii.Oncerst of St land saw no one in the vicinity. atherine total alstinence and liter- ing ltql lihifiN- Sbialt larall'S of the young- ary society were installed la- A. evening ANTIVIVISECTIONISTS Loammummor cr set, hs ee arresied with i rapee hall by Rev Fr M. J. I tile a theft of ividualde gowns to I Doody of Cambriiigeport.

whit OttO England Society. The Rules of the Globe School Contes W. II. Wilcox. a ptetty young so- Holds Annuai cloy a eiwstnut St.

Nwho was Qt. a8 condi-y-10r. ew ngan exereises included an address of Meeting and -Elects OfficersJ. D. First of all only school bdys and girls may compete for the award s.

although boys heatriol Cilristnia.4 Scene t'f Mrs Wchlottle ri; Prt'S-elet't C'rall. vocal and girls are entitled to receive any assistance they may need from parents. teachers, or Upton Chosen President. gowns gfie, Wt'll hy Miss Dora Boil. solos from any one.

The letter on tile Globe. however. must be composed by the contestant him ns many valuable weeding presents. I.Y Falconer and by Yei4erday in room D. Tremont tem- self, and his name and addrest and the school he attends written at the top of the page.

Mrs i4 of two dia- Roy Fr Doody. Rev Dr molten Of the. pie, the re an enthusiastic gather- last summer it cathedral at Hey Fr Troy, One educational picture, in the line of instruction given behool. will. be printed in tr St aureh.

and mai mg ot members at the annual nizeting tole of the most exellisive latIels. One of the DallyGlobe each day malt the end of the contest. the closing date to be announced the women wtio lost her gews and Mrs John J. J.P011alti of South Boston, dep- of toe New England antiviviEection so- later. htlight became close The thy or sortety.

etety. Mr J. D. Upton presided. The rest of Airs Knight, atal her sudden tie- Bev Pr Troy announced last evening rc.ta spoke of the' sTow to of piddle The first picture was printed on November 21.

Contestants may pariute from Ashevillti eaused it that he should open a special var on begin at any time by sending for the back numbers of the Globe. great sensation. 1-411e Inas lived in Asite- Cathodes lu Norw00(1 WhO SOld lirillOf sentint lit against Lite practice of vivi- Send twe cents for each-Daily Globe wanted. line for a year at the most boilitonahle anti oil the elder joints of the town. Fvcifoh, Tilany lettors expressing strong The following awards will he made for the best answers to the questions under tho hotels.

Flitt Was very opitlar, and her Ile hbeIN the people, he said. and If the feeling on the subject, toge ther with haraisome train UaS to he '411 Most lotsil police did not stop the traffic numerous literature, having pictures and the best letters, answering, in not more than 25 words this question: What every afternoon On the principal drives. would see to it personally that the do you like hest In the Globe?" been, 1PciVell within the year. 1 Fite arrived her rom Atlanta, Oa. She tqhS bobbetl comets front a well.

known out Georgia I le 91. nts and dancing followed Tie-1 "ffleers were PIPCIed: 11-1111ily. ti D. Upton C. II.

pres. Wootisatn vice When the ottleials searched Airs hL et 1 pres. Miss E. C. Dix cor sec treas, .500 Awards ve ollicers and liss A C.

L. Parsons, a Enighrs trunks sortie of the missing NOTED FOR HE aboR CHARITIES mr, A Beckwith Miss Theodora He gowns belonging to Mrs 'Wilcox were 1 follov-log officers were elected: J. D. Upton pre. U.

I I. Woodsion vice pres. Miss E. C. Dix coy see an treas, ahoce ofileers and Aliss C.

L. Parsons, Mr.s A. tieckwith. Miss Theodora 111111EMISUMMININIIIMMUMIIMEMINIEIPOISMIll Ammo TONIGNT AT ESTIC rTHE 'I Oil loll it(11 ONLY MUSICAL SHOW IN TOWN JAMES T. "Vcr rt c-- AT 6 etinit URDAtt Unfit TOWN ir-- -D -1- Ps -r B.

l' PARK harleft trohman. Rich it urrh.Lewrpit Mgr. LAST 4 NIGHTS AT MATS. Today 2 KLAW ERLANGER Present LULU LASEri THE BLUE MCiON SEAT SALE FENS TODAY For ENTIRE ENGAGEMENT of FISKE 0N DA1 of CE In Sykes, Roserefeld's New Comedy I Beck-wait. THE AERO CLUB COMING NEXT MONDAY IfilAY I 11 ij I 11 NIGHT.

SEATS In ner 1.0(-4t and THE MANHATTAN COMPANY. hi I $2500 for Boys and Girls! For the Bent Answers and Beat Letter S500 Second 't S230 'Third Bent i 00 Fourth Bent "or the 10 Nest Bent 4420 Each For the ra Nest Bent $1 f) Each leer the 100 Next Beat Each For the 100 Next Beat sit2 Each For the 250 Neil Beet 1 Each The Hew York Idea dea st2E Mrs. Wilsen-Andrews 1 'poisoned by something they had eaten for dinner. Slowly, but surely, their own efforts became weaker and weaker. In desperation Dr Conroy ordered Mrs Ringler to telephone for more doctors.

She managed to reach Dr J. A. Caristein, ii East Ravenswood pk. and Dr E. M.

Unsse. Noah Hermitage and Wilson a vs. They arrived soon. and began lynching upon Mrs Ringler and Mrs Stcer, who oy this time were in a fainting condition. At this critical moment.

the Ringler children again entered the house and 1,3 promptly ordered out the pnysiciians. But betorc he went, -Buster" said something about -gas. It was a faint chance but one of the doctors hoard him. In a moment all the doors and windows were swung open and the fresh wind 1'3 wept through the house. George, Charles.

Peter. and Paul McNamee. Ms Ringler and Mrs Steer were removed to the Ringler home, where they were later revived. 'rhe three physicians who attended Miss Walsh and the others were all affected in 'different degrees by the gas. Dr Conroy was subjected to the vapor longer than the others and is critically ill at his home as a result.

Two Wook Beginning Nat Monday ondo), An Star 4 C.mpto nt. I 1 loplome I 1iord 5 or for Sontfa 21111t't PERCY WILLIAMS. PH E0 '31( it)EICS A I DIA I Daily Ilsiro 4111 Mute. All Stql14 25t1 ileyerted. THri BIG A HEADLINE ACTS Take Hot 'roma Fits ACTS I To its 1 271:11:4 .1 1 111e At ht, NInkee Merry' With 1 Mmuniel Wel Jet.it at Jaths A ppefir4 at 4 awl 0 '40 tit 1.1K, tot .101.41 Olin I N.

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lienderEon, Airs C. 11.11. 'Aike3 Frieda Steens di- Mrs Inight fli.r.131-0(1 she was limo- 1 Mrs Susanna P. Tobey, the Oldest tent, end Fatit that her mental condition cetors. had been responsible for her actions.

Resident of Wareham, Attains site had been undergoing treatment iti Her 96th Birthday. BEAUTIFUL LOVING CUP. i. na satorium here for nervousness for about it year. Her husband, when told WA REHA Jan leiThe oldest resi- dent of this town.

Mrs Susanna Presented to John F. Dempsey, Retir I 'crniey, observed her 9t.0'111 birthday yes- ing Financial Secretary of Terra 1 terelay in a quiet manner, Mir' The Globe is the best (ongratulations and well wishes frovi Novian Association. want mediu in New In frie' anY nels. At the Installation of officers of the Mr Tobev reta ns her faculties per- Boston Terra Nvian association in land. fectly, and is in remarkably Friendship hall last night a tribute was i health.

She was born in North If 3-on want boro, and was a du aghter of Mr an Airs Isaac Pratt. lier father later inieted to Balt000re, anti his many gifts to charity In that at; welt as i facts flelp this Plymouth 1 county made his name familiar'. Stfity-to YearS ago Mrs Tobey was the ceremony a king plac on Advertise in the Gl rr obe. I iiie same day that IfanitI Welifier de- livered the address at the completion of ile Itunlicr i liil io nnument. i Mr Toh ey took tip tosith.nee in Soti, If you Nvant Avareharn for a time, that he might be --W4.

close to his business at the nail shop, 1 arms I and later he removed to Wareham. Airs Tobe lives with her two sons, 'I Id an I I lora ee. Another son, i also lives here. A II are well :,,:,3,,,:,,,,,,:, i.w 1 Advertise in thc Globe Although of a years. Mrs To- 'I 14'Y is able to move; around her home em-ily, and only a few days ago, before i the recent snow, she was to the center .4, I of town.

She 1.18 a a ne in walk- I If you want linhe g. 1 l' 0 Houses 1 and I 1 has conathlitly hail some of the most I valuable kinds of and plants Advertise in the Globe I at her reenhous e. At her I .10. t' ,:4 home are trees. now tu srrly and strong, 'which she Planted half a century ago.

'-ip a ifer means have been given to Vari- 4 5 Tf vott want i ons benevolent catises, and in many in- i t.tances the relief extended was very opportune, JOHN- F. DEMPsEY, rilore Boardets 1 Retiring seeretitry of Terra Novian Soviety. AND COSTUME DANCE. J. L.

C. Henderson, Mrs C. H. Frieda Stevens directors. At the Installation Of officers of the Boston Perra Novian association in Friendship hall last night a tribute was JOHN- F.

DEMPsEY, Retiring of Terra Novian Soviely. WILL ERECT A CHURCH. I I i Or a total of 514 awards, aggregating in cash $2500 for the most correct answers to all the questions and the hest letters on the Globes Dacia competitor may Send in as manY answers to any one' problem picture as be and as Many full and separate sets of answers to all the pictures. But all answers must be arranged in numerical crder. as No.

1. No. 2, No. 3. and each mud be accompanied by a pictt re.

There must be only one answer for each copy of a picture. AU wishing to send it extra sets of answers should ask their friends to give them extra copies of the pictures from their The answers may be tilled out with pen or pencil, typewriter or wimp. All answers must he beta until the lest plcture bits been printed in the Globe, and then hbould be placed in a rackage in the order of their numbers, with the letter about the Globe on top. and bent the Contest Department of the Globe by mail, or otherwise. fully prepaid.

Any so -prepaid will be-excluded from thecontest. No eet will be considered that not centain every picture in the series and au answer to every one of the pictures and also the letter on the Globe. No member of any family connected with-the Clot is eligible to Compete, and only one 'award will be made to any one person. In all matters the C.aittst Department necessarily must be the sole Judge. and Its decisions must be final.

be department also reserves the right to change any of the rules if experience should make a change advisable. In case of a tie for any one award, that award will be divided; but judging both the answers and the essays would seem to make a tie Improbable. The more complete as answer is, and in concise terms. the higher it will rank in the Thus, one who should answer "Bunker Hill" would not rank as high as one answering "The Battle of Bunker Hill, June 17. 1775." 'JACK The Scotch 1 NUNOAR-1AN LORIMER Corned an I BOYS' BAND WATSUN, l'itWAPDS 1 Insimmoommommemonom.Cfiroll The 1111,4 this- ban.

itstgritpli. (1)Nt1- irt SUNDAY lit 6 I'm 0 'roma- EAT. TOMORROW 31. Is Inss. )441r Ill it rxia, tra gra gt A POSITIVE NO VELTY- THE I A POSITIVE NOVELTY-THE a A lit.

jI IAND kni)s ilex- I. 1THE Pilgrim Society of Unani mous to Have a Home of Its Own Soon. ATTLEBORO, Jan church wilt be CI ecte.1 tit? of Nurth Main sad Peek sis for Pilgrim has been worshiping in liats opera houso, but is now on a goo(' substantial workintr, a thoroughly enthusiastic membership. tr 1:011 JAI MIONIONIEM 1)(1111lot nod A iry Or ttid A Castle Sq. MN.

itskr'S Leah Kleschna rza I eqh fi OPERA PHANTOM 1HOUSE vio; it Nui bib' 11-11 opEraut HOLler DETECTIVE Prices, 7 Pl. cmot rtot I St 14, xt A litz S1141 oItN 70. 7,01 PI Cor A 82500-500 AwardsS2500 J. I Art1011 1.VnS taken la St evening. Rev I I).

E. Ca Amilfbee. Makcpchce. mp- bc-11 C. Grant.

Dr Charles S. 1 tleurge St John Sheffield tont V. Harden were chosen 'tts tile building' committee. and hey will intim diately confer with arch itects in fegard to St. Sta.

plans. EAt sit s. UEN Or Itil ti. LiOS '4 An ballot was first cast. giv- Ev'gm 3fle 7'4'.

o'''' Next 11. ing oft opportunity for all 10 exposs themselves on the question of buildthg. SUNDAY CONCERTMiles Bios. Mowing Pictures. rvry ballot east Ilan upon it I no "yesived.

The result was enthusiastically -strammagagamtemblemorannu rece Eve. Prices 2540-75 A committee was cit look up a oFe to GLosc kwn.tiou. Jc Mat Toil" 50, I 1OCil-11012. NUM MID Mir I IPIEO INAJW I I I IJklUI 500 1,1410.,4 'semi 5 0 7 5 I PriceE enemoneenemon 1 I 1 1 p114 MI IMMEINUOINEMIIPOIMIEMMEMEOPMENOMMMINII THEATRE. COUI9 11 1111 Ilk joht TilEATH 1 kg, Advertise in the Globe.

The election resulted as feillows: Charles O. Sweet moderator, Dr Charles LITTLE S. olde cler k. avid li a l. CRACE IN LIMIT treas.

were alo selectd e. A ri I R0 rI CRACE Nm ER rim PUS wovw PLtS I1.4 THE SUBUREIANITC LIFE IN THE CONGO PAY DAY Moving Pictures and likistrated Songs 1 1111 1111 1.1;111.91( tt ilm horn 9 H. i.e. I I t.10 to. sot.

dots itoilote I I Is iteowrtrI wilt. I Ile 'C DAY Angs I ill. i lie ps THE sun LIFE IN THE loving Pictures al 110,11111 1 com flo ts. I dots itoilote si 11 is WEYMOUTH. -1 'Whist was piayed and the favors went to Miss- Margaret Coleman and Mrs Tlie 1 nitarlan parish will have It tyRoinie.

social in their church on, Cottage- st, 1 -The East Weymouth savings bank has East Wey.mouth, this evening. sold to Viora M. Robinson the property paid by the president, J. F. Powers.

to 1-2111g7hisaciliLrset, Catherine Long-entertained the John F. Dempsey, who retires from the ebitt at.114-r hoim, on Lovell brick house. The assessed financial secretaryship of st. North Nk oymoutli, last evening. value is $2101 0.

tion after a term of 25 years. A beauti- ful silver loving cup was the token of esteem whielt was presented. The officers were installed by the re- HAVDSOME GowNsFRoryl- pARIs tiring. president, John F. 0 NV ers.

as follows Richard F. Powers pres, J. J. 'Whittle vice pres, H. Stober ree see.

W. Rose fin sec, Thomas F. Breen treas, ss Richard F. 'Murphy chairman of in- V) corn, M. Kent and Thomas Brown trustees.

follows Richard 10 Powers Pres. Whittle vice pres, II. Stober ree s- J. J. Rose tin sec, l'homas F.

Breen treas, 1 Richard Sec Murphy chairman of in- vestigating corn, M. Kent and Thomas Brown trustees. 1- fit III HI ill To Buy, Sell, Hire or Rent two or Heft- The reports of the oftioers and corn- wm, mitts was Very gratifying to those mat. 14 111.1 present. i' verv Night 27.

quite Ilkely that the services will WiinginUMMEOLIMEMO, MEW MIN be held in Barden hall until the new if church is completed. be held in Barden hall until the new mina church is completed. g41 BI J.0 roily 2 and tt PlIftme DOA I VI I hh Crali Co A Man With a Past In the Farc A 8 Philme DOA I 'IPA a Past gil IJ( Craig "In he Fal Ake Nee 'cries et Mot let 1erk l'Oelt IALITIoN pt4 't 1141 is res Of pot 4 Ake Net leit It Given by Mr and Mrs Blum at the Tuileries in Honor of the Engagement of Their Daughter. lT anti Mrs Anthony Blum of 1181 Beacon st, Brookline, gave a mask and costume dance t.s.trthei Tuileries last night in honor of the engagement of I heir (laughter. 'Miss Barbara Alice Blum, to Mr Francis M.

Carroll of Boston. Earlier in the day (lards ivere sent out to their many friends which bore the announcement of their engagement. About 100 of the young friends of 'Miss Bluin and Air Carroll were present at the dance. Nearly all came in costume and with their facses masked. There were court ladies.

Spanish girls. tambourine anti ypsy maidens, cavaliers, students, friars, soldiers, oriental. Indians and other characters represented. Miss Blum came as Red Riding Hood. wearing a dainty white gown and a red tioak and hood.

Mrs Rhin) was not in costume, but was attractively gowned in black with trimmings of black lace and pale blue. During the intermission. Nv hieh came after the march, the inasks were removed and the hidden identity of the guests was revealed. Mr and Mrs Blum entertained at dinner at their home before the dance. their guests including Dr and Mrs von "'age') and m1lss Sina Blunt of New York and Miss lielen Carroll of Ware, 'Mass.

eight in honor of the engagement of i heir daughter. 'Mies Barbara Alice Blum, 1,4) Mr Francis M. Carroll of Bose tore Earlier in the day oaeas were sent out to their many friends which hore the announcement. of their engage- ment. A twut 100 of the young friends Of Mise Blunt and Mr Carroll were present at the dative.

Nearly all ame in costume and with their fttees masked. There ourin were court ladies. Spanish girls. tam- be and gypsy aidens cavaliers, sudents, friars, soldiers, denude le- dians and other charticters represented. Miss Blum came as Red Riding Hood.

wearing a dainty white gown and a red eloak and hood. Mrs Ilium was not in costume, but was attractively gowned in black with trimmings of black lace and pale blue. During the intertnis- sion. whieh came after the march, the masks were removed and the hiddn identity Of the guests was revealed. at their Mr and Mrs Blum entertained at din- ner home before the dance, their guests including Dr and Mrs nage') and Miss Sine Blum of New on York and Miss Helen Carroll of Ware, Mass.

1--a IN. WORLD BEAM'S Prico 10 to Sac. i14 Ara tats Itt in14 11 WORLD Prit COMB! CHUMBIA 0 I I The IMPERIALS OrOootro lasts 1'4 II II TODAY BOSTON I Poultry. Pigeon, Cat, Pet Stock i SHOW I-1 VIPERI ALS hos 1'4 IMEMINIOINOINO. II I II WP I 44411016011110, Dr1, IC a 11 AiarTf tranetianar Abigail aftaiaaabasataaal DC Poultr anything, use the Globe's want columns.

MrGlobe wants bring the best and quickest results. December Averages Daily Cbo 1763963 The largest of any two-cent newspaper published in the United States. Sunday 294,070 Clobe The largest of any Sunday newspaper published in Nev England. BOOKS OPEN TO ALL WELLESLEY POLICE FORCE. OLDEST ATTLEBORO WOMAN BOWDO I Every Afternoon at 2.

Every ri'vetninAgTalltif ATTLEBORO WOMAN. SHE DAFIE0 DO RIGHT )t Mrs Chloe Clark, Aged 97, Death of Mrs Chloe Clark, Aged 97, Wits UAHLEI In RIGHT After an Illness of a YeaNHus Any Seat in iho 27, Neit I KiMi. band Died Half a Century Ago. if ja14 NORTH ATTLEBORO. Jan 1Mr AtYlos ro.

Chloe Clark. the olOest woman in North Spiller toNt, I Mimi). Attleboro and vicinity, died this morn- A Prciiiv, Frnlik, iiinThiog Ing after an illness of nearly one year. older. I Ifou, nil BurS.

lie was aged 97. jewelers mei "owns. Al I She was born in South Rehoboth, Nov ssit ponolliii4g dont, 27. 1S1O, a daughter of Jeremiah anI from 1 int II. Candace (Wheeler Pierce.

She was the et 3a14 second of a family of 11 children nal the following are now living: Alfr-1 LYCE mThe Goitlel Crook Pierce of Attleboro, Airs Sarah Briggs of Attleboro and Mrs Martha Luther of Daily 2:15 and A P. NI TP1. 39 Oz. Rehoboth. Orchrotra sent 25c.

Mrs Clark was descended from (ant- it ja14 flies of old colonial standing. On hcr father's side she was a descendant of Capt Michael Pierce. who met his (lean' while lighting Canonchet, a NarragaaI sett chieftain. Her ancestors on her mother's side were Shubael 'Wheeler, a revolutionary Soldinr. and Col Philip Wheeler of the colonial wars.

After attending the schools of her native town. Airs C.lark beca tile a 7', teacter. She taught in Panrttickot and also in Rehoboth. In ltk34 she was married to Stephan S. Clark of Wrentham.

They livpd 1,1 'Wrentham, then in Plainville. In 1,,7,1 Air Clark died, and his wife itriM sided since then in this town. She leaves one daughter. Airs Joseph G. Barden, with whom she lived, and five grand- KATHARINE children.

4 3 0 Mrs Clark was a member of the Free (1 Baotrit church. In her younger days she was noted as a nurse. She fre- 0 quntly went miles to aid sufferers. IU'r faculties'were well etained up to the tinie of A year ago she njoyed an automobile ride and commented on the changcs he nglish ianist about the surrounding towns from lilr girlhood days. AIIII 4iise The house where she was born is IR tri etantling and is one of the historical RECITal.

places in the Attleboros. RECITAL DWOB BOIN SQUTAVATA It.r eitat OLDEST ATTLEBORO WOMAN Every Afternoon at 2. Every Evening at IL an use the Globe's Death of Mrs Chloe Clark, Aged 97, SHE DARED DO RIGHT 4.73!' want columns. a 4' 1 CS Any Seat in the 27 beet I eye-CAI-ILL a After an Illness of a YeaNHus 'Ile band Died Half a Century Ago. if Ale --in mr-Globe wants brine, Atte NORTH ATTLEBORO.

Jan VI-Mrs etyies Ntetetirilly the best nd quickest results 4' mo eat, et Chloe Clark, the oleest woman in North seiner MIINit Holum-, a. e. Attleboro and vicinity, died this Morn- Pr'e Wilhelm a Vieille tirville Peelle hir000iel Jr Ing after an illness of nearly one year. I A feeler. lionard Bur- She was aged 97.

jewelers mei "'hem Ai December Averves ta She was born in South Rehoboth, Nov esn. Portullituit doing ONIIENIIIMMEMmIl 27. MD, a daughter of Jeremiah anl from 1 ti.1 II. 4 1, Datil), I 7 n63 Candace (Wheelerw Pierce. She was the et Sale Deily 02 4, i 0 second of a family of 11 children aiel obi) M3 the following are nOW living: Alfeel LYCEUMThe Go.den Crook i 9 Pierce of Attleboro, Mrs Sarah Briggs; of Attleboro and Mrs Martha Ltitht.m of The largest of any two- Rehoboth.

cent l'it '9 4, Mrs Clark was descended from rant- ct is 14 ewspaper published in 1 1.714, .1 flea of old colonial etantling. On her )' ANia' -1 father'm side she was a di'scondatit the L.nited States. le i i i 14)i 4 1,0 lee! .0 401.. Capt Michael Pierce. who met his (lean' Ir.

I 17 11P1 while fighting Canonehet, a Narritga Sunday a- I 4,11 a sett chieftain. egiV, Her ancestors; on her mother's side. Clobe 3 294070 WELLESLEY POLICE FORCE. 4.t, 'i I b' 1 0 i ilvoeldretprShaunbdaelcoWl-hitzlieirr; lavirleevelielru tol vayt the 17' 1, e. 4 i Lt colonial wars.

eo )i The largest of any Sunday 1 itliLs0g. .77 After attending the 0, school of her 4 4 4k'' 4VI (II, 44 11 native town. Air ark bame A 'll. Clc a newspaper published in New i i I teacher. She taught in Pawtucket and 'A 1 Enc-land 4...

a eeeeeet' i -e 'd'Hih, 4, also In le3-1 ehe was Se bhan 1 BOOKS OPEN TO ALL leeeee i fi le I i in Rehoboth. marrid to Clark of Wrentham. They lived le 't I i Newton i i 1 i ,,,4 'Wrentham, then in Plainville. le TAK NH A I ,1 i 1 ee. li.t.,, -o 4 f- Clark died, and his wife line e- r.

Admieviten i 9,,1 '1 i .4) sided ince then in this town. She leav es 1, I one daughter. Mrs; Joseph G. Bareen, i 's4 .,7 7'4 I with whom she lived, and five grand- 1 1 11 1 .0, i' cilden. i 1.

i I t' 1 Mrs Clark was a member of the Bapteit church. In her younger day! 0 1 i 1 "if' I The English Pianist --e. 'ill. ea.e-ke'IP ei she was noted as a nurse. She fre- quently vvent miles to aid sufferers.

lier li ''IP-44i0N. 'f-Irl Z10 taSEIC i e'onnteoyoedt MK facultieswere well retaitted up t0 the .4 et I lk- Vi e''- 1 '11 et ti nAa inedy oienaf grh aeargnodi es steh unding towns from 11 'ell 411Y A Ise 'V to--elo iii a ride and commented on the changes e. eie et I area in ati H. leol about the surrom her il ae i 4,, girlhood da ys. it s.ee- te i ee.

ie- Motseete---- 1,, II ie II 1,, i)e, The liouge where she was born is etEl te tl'if' 11- a places in the Attleboros. I'l i e. e- AT I 1 i METHUEN. Special services were held last evening at the Methodist church by Rev Mr Wolcott. The 'meetings will be continued tonight and tomorrow night.

Chief Dow, in behalf of the fire department, has received a sum of money from Isaac Best in appreciation of the good work done ty the department at the recent fire at his house in the Arlington district. Ex-Capt Lawton of the Lawrence Y. M. C. A.

basket-ball team, residing on Tenney st, this town, has become a member of this year's team. Ile has played basket ball for several years and is one of the formost players in this part of the state. The Fairmont athletic club has elected these- officers: Edward Taylor pres, Louis Medauer sec, J. Medauer treas. Louis Mcdauer, C.

Sharkey and J. Aledauer directors. The club has selected D. Dwan, J. Medauer and F.

Wagenbach a committee to arrange for a whist. pitch and checker tournament with the Pastime or Imperial clubs. An all-day meeting of the Ladies' social union of the Universalist church was held yesterday at the chursh hall. liampshirt. st.

M. noon lunch was served. The day was spent in making plans for the fair to be held Feb 13 and 14. It will be an alphabetical fair. The following alphabetical committee was appointed: Mrs Este.

Ayer. Miss Mrs T. W. Coburn. Miss Ruth DO en, Mrs G.

E. Foss, Mrs C. B. Gil- man, Mrs John Q. Hill.

Aliss Anna Johnson. Miss Nettie E. Kelley. Airs w. R.

Libty. Mrs Nathan Morse. Mrs W. J. Nichols.

Miss Eva Russell. Mrs William Swarp. Mrs George E. Townsend, Mrs F. O.

Wheeler and Mrs S. W. Young. The death Of Lorenzo D. Wheeler, a long-time resident of Grosvenor Comer district.

was announced yesterday. Mr Wheeler was born in Dunbarton. 11. 83 years ago. but had lived in this town many years.

He is survived by a wife and a son, who resides in Washington. Ti.e funeral will take place tomorrow at 2. Tile officers of Kearsarge lodge. K. or were installed last night by NVilliam S.

Swindells and suite of Lawrence. A supper followed the work. METHUEN Special se rvices were held last even- ing at the Methodist church by Rev Mr Wolcott. The meetings Will be con- tinued tonight and tomorrow night. eoh Chief Dow, in behalf of the fire de- partment, has received a sum money from Isaac Best in appreciation of the good work done 4by the department at the recent file at his house in.

the Ar- lington district. Ex-Capt Lawton of the Lawrence l''. basket -ball team, residing on Tenney St, this town, has become a member of this year' team Ile has vasket teal for several years played ind Is one of the for'ernost players in this part of the state. The Fairmont athletic club has elected fficers Edward Taylor aylor ores these Louis Mcdauer sec, J. Medauer treas.

Mcdauer, C. Sharkey and J. Me- dauer directors. 'rile club has Selected D. Dean, J.

Medauer and F. Wagen- bach a committee to arrange for a svhist. pitch and checker tournament with the pastime or Imee A allednayo cial UM was held yesterday at the church hall. liam shire st. At noon lunch was served.

The day was spent in making plans for the fair to be held Feb 13 end 14. It will be an atphabetical fair. The alohaiwtteal committee 'was .1 Airs Esta AN'er Miss Nivra 111-Pollitee: Blodgett, ltirsieT.W etobtirn. Miss Ruth 1r te El. loss.

Mrs C. Gil- hn Q. Hill. Miss Anna Johnson. Mies Nettie E.

Kelley. Mrs w. PilTne, 1-ibLv etes Nathan Aloree. Mre Jo 's E'va Ntis tewarp. Mrs George E.

Townsend. Mrs Fe 0. Wheeler and Mrs W. Young. The death of Lorenzo D.

Wheeler. a long li resident of Grosvenor Corner In district. was announced yesterday. Mr Wheeler was born in Dunbartore le S3 years ago. but had lived in this town man' years.

He is survived by a wife and son who resides in 1 '11 take 1 Ties funera WI a ace tomorrow SAN. IS TIN MECHANICS CUILOINC IL In 10 11'. riltorli11 11.1i16 111.4, ta 114 r. Adnolamiton hilitren NC U. It a r.

2," iliael, rAccHArN 111 s. tilltotis4 I. el 1 I 4 II it, tir A goo i 1 J14 1. elf 1, I I el I A 14 1,1 41,,,. 1 1' 1 i it ta.n1 1 i EISIMEAMEIMINI.

1.1 0 nionnallE0011 1 TODAY 1-1 DOC 1-11 414 New England Collie Club '1160 4 le Club 0 flow Engl Several Changes Made Last Night by Board of Selectmen. WELLESLEY. Jan 16The selectmen last evening voted to shift patrolman "Michael Dunleavy from his day street route to police headquarters nights, and to keep the station hoise open until a m. Chief Kingibury will go on street duty days. This is thought to be the first step toward keeping the police station open 24 hours a day.

Heretofore the station house has been open only between the hours of 7 and 4 a m. and residents who have frequently tried to communicate with headquarters in emergeny cases after 4 oclock have been unable to raise an officer. Shirts will also be made of the three principal night patrolmen. according to the vote of the selectmen. Patrolman will be shifted from Wellesley proper to Wellesley Hills.

patrolman NViight trom ellestey Hills to tne Lower Falls. tutd patrolman Armitage front the Lower Falls to NVellesley proper. The selectmen stated this morning that police telephone cads days will be answered by Vre department employes. Several Changes Made Last Night by Board of Selectmen. WELLESLEY.

Jan 16-The selectmen last evenin voted to shift ptrolman a "Michael Dunleavy from his day street route to police headquarters nights, and to keep the station hoese open until 6 a In. Chief Kingibury Ai -ll go on street duty days. This is thought to be the first step toward keeping the police station open 24 hours a day. Heretofore the station house hae been open only between the hours of 7 ni and 4 a m. and rest- dtnts win) have frequently tried to corn- enunicate with headquarters in emer- gency cases after 4 o-clock have been unitble to raise an officer.

Shifts will also be made of the three principal night patrolmen. according to the vote of the selectmen. Patrolman AleAlahan wiA be shifted from Welles- leY proper to Wellesley Hills. patrolman will; nt from Vv ellesley Hills to tne lamer Falls. aad patrolman -Armitage from the Lower Falls to Wellesley Judos, The Princess do MontalYon Berkeley Hall Cor.

Berkeley and Trerront pwo ontalYon Sit. 13 hods, The Berkeley Haq Col I MR IRKNI VSZLCI Ill Mecan tse Noe- ncessfully treated: manently cured aaNI: A a specteiNt to oroughly ft rands the REAL NI lien I treat a I twain at tNI the trouhle. then divert this vitle lees of and power to ro. Ailments et hteu are my 1 late fine lame elTiors centrally 3i eVry equipment tor Use tune. of raell.0 colopiluutw I Make a reasoaahle cbarge that lovers all tin.di-tees..

I au wire If W.411.111 talk over your case tbat you rill take te get laa. At elle tate, come la and consult tuz com. Floury 9 A. 111, A P. M.

10 'ie. I P. NI. our eillA, to get salt iliz can tse el le- 0 Men ea cessfully Mt trted: panently cured 61; A. a slit-elan-4 to artalgtily undr- wly and: the It A Vrin'- s't SFS.

7 kl lien I treat a I a I twain at the ki sle. or the troutde. Veen ilieti let 1 ttte lees et hca'ta aud power to 110. Aliments et men are my aptN 1 1111-1Ve tue.1al ettloes cer lentel. ilia equtptuet Use tune.

of alea.a I Make a reasoaable that 4 all teedwices I au ware It rtal ItIll talk vs-er youl tbat you a ill take intinesllate kt I. I N. I ua. At ReT tate, co an me la censul tat, bent itnurs 9 Nr. tO A P.

M. 9 to kt te I P. I can he Inn-- lificucessrnily 1'. treated: minency cured am-TA a epeeiallet vitae erougely ts r- ands the It A sES. tmt lien I treat I I a a 1 In tin at the 4.,1 of the troutile.

then divert this rilite Ivies et health stud power to beim- 'tir IM. AllttlentS tit titeu are tor sisvinity I "IllE NLW LINE" via FALL RIVER and PROVIDENCE rir.t-cla. ornit-o. P. 1,00 treow.f,.r Oir hod Nunelny berrice.

Ti' toto atii t.11 I troon.f,..r of b.unelny berrice. Ti' 0-10 awl t.11. 11DENCE qr of hog stii seitir 0.a 1 I Os. AMUSEMENTS Et lward Howard Griggs Will Lecture on AMIISFMONTQ 3imple or Coralex Ailments )traple or Cora- lex Ailments 4 i -'Akar Ilk a NN I I i i I 1 1 I 1, 3imple or Cora- lex Ailments I i 4 1 rooms frm wile at A 04. Watbington St.

l'hnne 'isJ Nista. ow AERFAIWAR il.tlt 1 fil I Main. MEMNON til 1 Chickering Hall Thursday Afternoon, Jan, 24 AT 3 includes Illowart.ilee. I hovels. Elia outlet.

'ore' Hamelin Thalmann, Arthur -ton. Chopin. Tfrkata, CLIO 54k and grant at Sy tuphnly Mil on and aftcr TharPday. January 17. Manton it lintniin Piano THE LIFE and WORK of GOETHE First of a Conn.

of Ton Lof-tnros on The dinner or theatre gown at the left Is of light blue armure in princess form. It is elaborately trimmed with inerustations of guipure, motifs of embroidery and fine plaits. The bottom is finished with four narrow ruffles trimmed with guipure and a wider one made witit groups of fine plaits at the top. The shirred plastron 5s of mousseline de sole trimmed with the embroiderY. The new sleeves, forming loose pufts opening on the outside over an trittinitt4 to correspond.

04 to correspond. aloPseeninangars, on trithaune outside Ironer ontel nteet The gown at the right, designed for the Riviera, is of tan cloth. The skirt forms a wide box plait, ornamented with buttons, and is encircled at the hOttOM with a wide band of taffeta of the same shade embroidered with English embrc idery. The corsage is of mousseline de sole, also of the same shade, covered with fichu of the embroidered taffeta bordered with ciotiL The collar. plastron and sleeves are composed of plaited lace ruffles.

The girdle is of the embroidered Ilie collar. plastron and sleeves arc gird' is of the embroidered com osed of it a ed lace ruffles. The I "11.PICET 630 Cruiser Brilliant Gets Orders. I i HAMILTON. Bermuda.

Jan 16The I Brilliant. which arrive(' 'at Bermuda 3.11-iter,lay from Newfoundland. where bile has been on apecall duty in oorfnection with the Newfound- land nsheries. has been ordered to pro-ass. at Ink.41.

1,, Kingeton. Jamaica, to render assistance at the scene et, the end fire. he warslatp ill XL lib azid ik4a stbA Scuorrozt. ILL i ind 164a sialttworrozt. Reassured.

"rid you hear that noise? What ean it be?" demanded the janitor of the fashionable apartment house. His wife went out Into the halt ard returned. lt was nothing but a she said. sighed the janitor. greatly re.

1teved, -I thought At was a Bahamian- 'th-- 0--sita it was a cfaild.77 Bahamian- 06' 60,9 1rr- DR. WEINSTEIN ZIS Tremont St, Bastin, sass. rat II 1014.1 I DR. WEINSTEll ZIS Tremont St, Boston, as rill Hotel Tonrai This evening- at 815 o'clock AT TREIVNT TEMPLE Course Tickets $5 $11. $3.

$2 'Ingle Admissions $1.00 and 50e Tkkets NOW au bate at Box Onitat. Course Tickets. $5, $:1, $2 Tkkets NOW on bee Single $I00 and o0e at Box Otliset. 711E0. '1 I I 7 Park S.

Rink Adtnissioa IOC GLOBE ADVS PAY BEST GLOBta' ADVS PAY TIP.R71 r-st a a I.