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ITHE BOSTON 'ffLrOBE THURSDAY. KPRTU 9, 1031 13 1 (UvuWj-vWi POLIO LIEUTENANT MAKES LIQUOR RAID Auto Parked jm North St Proves Clew to.Cache SHOP AT THE WEAKEST PEOPLES STORE IN YOUR NEIGHCCRH00D MALDEN Macy' Drug Store 41 Pleasant fit. Malden be. SHOP AT TIIE NEAREST PEOPLES STORE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD BOSTON Chester E. Sawyer Co.

150 Hnntlnrton At. Opp. Mechanic Bids Walker Rioter Drat Store 160 Summer ft. Opo. fcouth 84aHoh Craddock's Drug Store 4S7 Colombo At.

Cole's Drug Store 338 Max. Are. Near fivmphonv Hall Macy's Drug Store 232 Trrmont St, at Ktunr 8t. Macy's Drug Store 228 Washington St. Newspaper Kow 'TW DORCHESTER Cola Drug Store 00 Rina (III) Are.

Frankila I irld Chester E. Sawyer Co. to MEDFORD Peckhams Drug Store 247 Ronton Ar ft. Hillside 1M. Donovan Fallon 575 Riverside Ave.

Wellington Diet. Haines 5q. Pharmacy 424 Baiun St. QUINCY McGilvray'a Drug Store I SB 7 Hancock fit. McGilvray' Drug Store 1293 Hancock fit.

ROXBURY Chester E. Sawyer Co. 722 Hiintlnctnn Ave. Opp. F.

B. Brigham Ho. SOMERVILLE Peckhams Drug Store 08 Broadwar Peckhams Drug Store 77 Holland fit. Near Davit fin. STONEHAM Middlesex Drug Co.

Central 8a. This mammoth Sale brings to a close another great year in our history, a year that has made us mightly happy and grate-fuL To commemorate the faith you have placed in us for the past years, we have arranged a very remarkable nine-day profit sharing Anniversary Sale, Special low prices prevail in every department. TO DAY I I AIPMIL 9 A tho 180! Macy's Drug Store 707 Washington St at at Stuart St. Macy's Drug Store 1 FRi at Waehinrtovi fit. BRIGHTON Sutherland Pharmacy 159 Sutherland Rd.

4 Commonwealth At. CAMBRIDGE Cole's Drug Store 630 Mans. At. Central 80. CHARLESTOWN Donovan Fallon 71 Mln St.

CHELSEA Markell Weton 224 Broadwar, Chelsea Si. Westons Drug Store 478 BroodwaT, BelUnaham 59c FJNETEST RUBBING ALCOHOL Pint Bottle Anniversary Price 2Qo Presents Wm At the Lowest Prices in Ann Pennington History AH FIRST Quality: All Full-Fabhionedl New Shades! DULLETTE rvice Weights and Chiffons tsxs) Good Value at $1.65 Pair Permanent dull finish stockings with blue edge tcp. Buy several pa.r at this saving. Servite Weights and Chiffons First Quality! New Spring Shades! Good Value at $1.35 Pair 433 WasLagton SL, 4th Floor 59 Place, 5th Floor 41 Winter 6th Floor $1.50 Genuine Imp. Russian Oil A Whits Full Quart Aanivcrsary Price 25c COLGATE'S Tooth Paste 2Lg3 Anniversary Price 50c Prophylactic TOOTH BRUSH 290 Anniversary Price ar 50c Kleenex l29a 7 25c Peoples SE1DLITZ POWDERS 12 oz.

to box 9 Anniversary Price Coda Cpccial Our Delicious 15c ice Cream Soda 1 An Flavors Annivsrssry Special Cotya Face Powder (all shades) And a 1 Cotya Upstick A 92 Value. Both for 00c 75e Three-Flower Face Powder (all shades) 49c $1.00 THERMOS BOTTLE Anniversary Price 79c 75c Bottle of 100 ALOPHEN PILLS Anniversary Price 44c 40c SQUIBBS TOOTHPASTE 31c SQUIBBS MINERAL OIL 75o They are 30c 30c Castor 35c Seidlitz 30c 49c Cascara $1.00 30c Boric 35c 25c Sodium 25c Zinc 25c Boric 40c $1.00 25c Tr. ANNIVERSARY VALUES ON Peoples Quality Finetest Drugs Glycerine, 4 oz. Oil 9c Powders, Box of Glycerine and Rose Water, 4 os. 19c Tablets, 100 5 gr.

Cod Uver Oil, pint size. Acid, lb 1 9c Hydrogen Peroxide, pint Bicarbonste, 1 1 ox. Acid Ointment, 1 os. Camphorated Oil, 4 os. size.

Pure Glycerine, 1 pint. Iodine, 1 os. size. Anniversary Values in popular Toilet Articles 25c J. Talcum 1 5c 50c Pfpsodent Tooth Paste 32c 50c Peoples Milk of Magnesia Paste 32c 50c Peoples Lemon Shampoo.

50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil $1.25 Pinauds Lilac Vegetal. $1.00 Peoples Lilac Vegetal 35c Palmolive Shaving Cream 21c 35c Ponds Cold Cream 21c 50c Kolynos 32c 60c Forhans 39c 35c Mavis Talcum J5C $1 Angelus Up Stick 83c Anniversary Values in Nationally-known 1 Home Remedies 35c Vicks VapoRuh 25c 50c Phillips Milk of Magnesia $1.00 Usterine 64c $1.00 Formodent Antiseptic 59c $1.25 Agarol 98c $1.25 Peoples Oil-N-Agar 35c Castona $1.00 Squibb Mineral Oil, Pint. $1.00 Peoples Mineral Oil, $1.00 Wampoles C. L. Oil, 69c $1.20 Pinkhams Comp 89c 60c Brpmo Seltzer 39c $1.25 Bayers Aspirin, 100 77c 25c Pepsodent Wash 50c Pepsodent Mouth Wash 45c $1 Pepsodent Mouth Wash 45c True Elixir 33c 60c Caisafru 48c $1.50 Fellows Syrup 50c Syrup of Figs -39c 75c Dextro Maltose It doesnt happen very often that police lieutenant make a liquor raid, but It happened thia morning Just be fore 5 o'clock on North et.

I Lieut dames F. O'Neil wai on hie regular "two, hours on the street when he observed an automobile with lights out parked on North st, near Richmond st. He had just met officer McGahm. Not a person was eeen In the street at the hour. The officers looked Into the truck.

Everything was all right. Across the street In the recess of a dark doorway Lieut ONeil and officer McGahm waited for a few minutes. A man came along and drove away. The lights then were turned on. Lieut O'Neil, with officer McGahm.

opened a door of a house in front of which the car had been parked. To their surprise they nearly fell over five one-gallon cans. Going up stairs they found 10 five-gallon cans, They took all to the station house The invoice read Portuguese rum. Later the police took into custody Francisco Rosanno of Commercial st. He claimed ownership and admitted kis guilt before Judge Francis J.

Good later in the Municipal Court. Disposition was continued until Saturday. BRIGHTON DISTRICT An Easter bridge whist party was held last night in the auditorium of the new Brighton High School on Warren st, under the auspices of Rev Fr Edmund Campbell Court, M. C. O.

for the benefit of St Gabriels Monastery. A large number of the members weie present, with their friends. Many beautiful prizes were awarded to the card winners. There also was dancing for those who did not play cards. The committee in charge was headed by Mrs Vernie Harrington, chairman; Chief Ranger James Hein and Mrs Margaret Cahill, Alee chief ranger.

A costume pary and dance was held last night in St Luke's parish hall, under the auspices of the Young People's Society. The proceeds will be turned over to the church as part of the Easter offering. Dr N. Nackley was chairman of the committee in charge. There will be a meeting of the education department of the Brighthelm-stone Club tomorrow afternoon at the home of the chairman, Mrs Arthur C.

Bouchard. There will be a round-table discussion under the leadership of Mrs Cora W. Ross. The regular meeting of the Philo-matheia Club will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the chalet on Commonwealth av. The meeting willbe in charge of th lecturer, Mrs Peter W.

Collins. The entertainment will be provided by the following artists: Mrs Mark Lyons, soloists; Joseph Ecker, soloist, and Mrs Anne H. Gulesian, pianist. There will be a benefit bridge and whist party at the Old Courthouse on Saturday evening in aid of the Franciscan Convent. Mrs P.

J. Grinley and Mrs William Ryan will be In charge. There will be a meeting of the Ramblers at the Brighton Catholic Institute on Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock. William P. Kelley, manager of the ciub, will preside.

The parliamentary law class of the Ei ighton Women's Catholic Institute will be resumed on Friday night. Htre has been no meeting for the past two weeks, because of tho Easter affairs. Miss H. ONeil will be In I charge of the meeting, assisted by Mrs Joseph L. Muldoon.

QUINCY Caulbeck. arrangements were in charge of William M. Truselle, vice commander and chairman of the Quincy Park Board. The Quincy Rotary Club voted yesterday to send the new president, Robert E. Fov as a delegate to the inter national Rotary conference In Vienna the first week in June.

Mr Foy Is one of the leading merchants of the city and a member of the Schoul The annual communion of Quincy Council, K. of C-, will be held Sunday morning at the 7:30 mass in St John's Church. Then there will be a breakfast at the Elks Grill. The speaker will be Alfred W. Donovan, president of the E.

T. Wright Shoe Company of Rockland, a member of Rockland Council, K. of chairman of directors of the Rockland Trust Company and a past president of the New England Shoe and Leather Association. He is now a resident of this city, his home being at 242 Adams st. Mrs George Tuscan of Fenno st, wife of a prominent real estate dealer of Wollaston, is reported as recovering from a serious surgical operation in the Quincy City Hospital, "Salt Water Taffy was enacted by the Community Players in Hancock Hall last night for the ladies auxll iary to George F.

Bryan Post. V. F. Canadian Legion Post will be held to- morrow evening in the Elks Building. Each guaranteed for one year, but made to last many.

The fountain syringes are complete with 5 foot rubber tubing, metal shut-off and hard rubber tips. CANDY SPECIAL EXTRA VALUE 12JTI1A GP CIGARETTES Tins of SO each OLD COLD CAMEL CHESTERFIELD LUCKY STRIKE GIVEN AWAY S5e tubs of MrKexons Cold Cream and a t.le tube of McKen.ona limn Cream with a purchase of a 50c Jar McKESSONS COLD CREAM and a SOe bottle COCOA OLIVE OIL SHAMPOO a 1.50 Talne ALL FOR $1.50 Alarm Clocks Ami. color clocks with alarm, fully cruran-teed. Anniversary Price eron. Commander Frederick H.

Bishop of Paul Revere Post, G. A. received many felicitations yesterday and today on his election as Junior vice commander of the Massachusetts Department of the Grand Army. Charles Krauth, son of the late Charles D. and Clara Krauth, died yesterday In the home of his sister, Mrs DEATHS SMITH In Freedom.

Maine. April 6th. Grace L. daughter ot George T. Smith.

Burial Freedom. Maine. Thursday. April 9th, at 2 p. m.

TOOMEY In Brighton, April 8. suddenly. Edmond beloved husband of Mary O. Toomey (nee Connelly), Funeral from his late residence, 84 Chiswick road. West, Saturday morninz-at 9:15 a.

m. Solemn bjsn mass at St, Ignatius Church. Boston College. at 10 oclock. RelaUves and lriends respectlully invited.

ADAMS Suddenly, in this eftv. April 8th. Martba wife of Charles R. Adams of 22 Ridge road. Mattapan.

Funeral serv-b-es at the Dudley Street Baptist Church, Dudley Roxbury. on Saturday. April llth. at 2 d. ra.

AUSTIN Suddenly, in this city. April 6th, --d 67 years. Funeral Waterman Chapel, Can oil M. Austin, aged 67 years, services private at tne Waterman Chapi 149 Harvard Street. Brookline, ou Friday, April 10th, at 10 a.

m. BARNARD In Boston, April Charles Barnard. 91 years. Funeral services at his late home, llfi Pembroke Thursday. April 9.

at 2 p. m. RelaUves and friends invited. BENSON In Roxbury. April 8, Eva wife of E.

F. Benson. Funeral service from her residence, 63 Motcland Roxbury, Frtdav, Aptil 10, at 2 p. m- Rcla' tives and fnenas invited. BEKTHEL In Boston.

April 7. Lina K. Ber thel, atre 70 vife of Albion liertnel Servlets from tho funeral home of A. Ward Son. 37 Maple Malden, on Thursday at 2:30 p.

m. Kclative And friends Invited. CARON In this city. April 8, Nathalie Caron, Funeral from the residence of her staler, Mrs. Joseph H.

I)riacolI. 49 Milford Friday. April 10. at 0 a. m.

mass at the Cathedral of the Hoiv Cross at 9.45. Relatives and friends invited. CAPO Tn North End. Boston, April 7, Michele, beloved husband of caver la (Ltenol. Caso.

Funeral from his late re-ideiiee, 14.1 Endieott Friday. April lOlh, at 9 a. m. Solemn requiem high mas at St. Leonard's Church at 10 a.

tn. Relatives and friends kindly invited. COAN In Brighton. April 7, Michael beloved husband of the laic Margaret Coan (nee Veazie) Funeral fton t1 Joseph L. Muldoon Funeral Home.

Market and Mapleton Friday. April 10, at 9 a. m. High mass of requiem at bt. Anthony's Church.

Holton st at 9 4. a. in. Relatives and friends kindly invited. CODY In Dedham.

April 7. Sarah widow of the late James Cody. 6 years. uneral from her late residence. 2U4 High Friday, at 8 a.

ni. High mass cf requiem at St. Mary's Church at 10. Relatives and friends invited. CONNORS In Dorchester.

April T. Arnes (nee) Connors, beloved wife of P. Joseph Connors Fitnpral from the family residence, 112 Templeton Friday, at fijlo sl Requiem high mass at St. Mark Church st 9 a. m.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Interment at Plymouth. Mass. CONWAY in Egleston Roxbury, April 8. Christine beloved daughter of JantPS and Mary McCarthy Conwav.

Funeral from her parents' home. 19 Beethoven Friday morning, April 10, at 9:20. Solemn requiem mass in fit. Marv of the Angels Church at lo o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited.

COOK In Boston. April 7. L. Herbert, husband of the late Marv (Cobb) Cook, of South Services are to he held at C. A.

Rollins Funernl Home. 8110 Meridian st. East Boston. Frtdav. April 10, at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends are in-vitedjo attend. Interment will be at Old Cemetery. Provincetowu, Saturday. April 11 at 2 p.

tn. CUMMINGS In Melrose, April 7, Cyrus ufpmtngs. age 7S yrs. Funeral services at 54 Florence Melrose. Friday afternoon, at 2 -30.

Burial tn Woburn. DQUBLEDAY In Arlington, April 8. Mary F. (Free), beloved wife of John A. Double-day.

F'uneral from her late home. 124 Blossom st Satiiidav, April 11. nt 8:15. Requiem mass at fit. Church at 9 m.

Relatives and friends are WEST ROXBURY DISTRICT ihi.i'. a Flv.n Court, C. D. of a my si ry r.r.y sale tomorrow at cico.i. at the Cclum-t C.ud, Green st, tne proceeds of wi.i go charity fund.

The con cf Miss Ann Kelley, M. Mate; Eeers, Mrs Daniel Cam-trm ar.d Mas Gertrude Haves. T-te jun or members of the Massachusetts Cuthoi.u Woman's Guild cf We P. irbuiy are holding a dance at I ard's lane yesterday afternoon when the Box ti morrow evening et an extensive woods ilaze threatened 8 CO. Mrs lyr.ov.in, cha.rman of the' k-t ccmm.ttce.

is assisted ty Mrs Harr- T. Wail of 662 South st. Lauies' v. i.i ccVuiatcd at the months supper met.ng of the i-tratforJ ETSthnnood cf the Stratford Street EapLft Church tomorrow in the church parlors at 6:30. There w.Il be a travel talk with movies alter the meet.

rig. A bridge and whist party will be held tomorrow evening at o'clock at the Cemmun.tv Hun- ty the members cf the Holy Name Church parish. The choir of the Emmanuel Church. wu! hold a bridge party at the Epi-rrpal Parish House tomorrow at 8 o'clock. 'The Highland Club will hold a women's bridge party at the club, tomorrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock.

Members of families of members are invited. The regular meeting of the Roslin-dal; Eoard of Trade will be held at Fairvieiv 43 Poplar st, next Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. A meeting cf the Mgr Magennis Circle. Daughters of Isabella, will be he. I next Mondav evening, in the K.

cf C. Hail, on Green st, Jamaica Plain. Bus.ness cf importance will be transacted at a spcc.al meeting of the committee in charge of the third anniversary banquet. The funeral of Edward L. Goodridge, an old-time printer, who died yesNa day, will take place at his home, 102 Granite st, Saturday afternoon.

Mr Goodridge set type by hand on the old Quincy Patriot ty the side of Mayor McGrath a number of years. His wife, who is employed in City Hall, has the sympathy of her associates there as well as hundreds of friends outside. Fire engines were called to Pack- several houses on that street. Sven Ekstrand, a well-known resident of tne Penns Hill District and a prominent member of the Swedish Congregational Church, died yesterday in his home, 23 High st. He leaves his wife and daughter.

The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon -at the Swedish Congregational Church. A special meeting of the City Council has been called for tomorrow morning to consider the zoning ordinance which has agitated it three months. Evidently tiring of the post-midnight sessions, the Council now going to the other extreme and will meet in the early morning hours. There was a time, so far distant, they used to adjourn about that time. Following the session tomorrow the Council will make a tour of the city to look over the streets for which petitions have been made that they be accepted as public ways.

A dress rehearsal of the cast of "The College Flapper was held last night in the hall of the Quincy High School, where the play will have its first public performance tonight. The show is being produced by the auxiliary of Quincy Post, A. A parade of the ehst In costume was held last night and was headed by Commander George The Lc. $1.20 Scotts Emulsion Cod Liver Oil 69 Anniversary Price $2 Renault's Wine Tonic 39 1.50 Valoe $1 Form -o-dent Antiseptic 50c Form-o-dent Tooth Paste Anniversary Price SQa rkS 75c Peoples Bay Rum Pint Bottle 39 Anniversary Price 75c Bottle of 100 GENUINE ASPIRIN TABLETS 5 grain Anniversary Price nah M. Sullivan of 15 Baxter av were married by Rev Edward C.

Bailey of St Josephs Church, Quincy Point. The Houghs Neck championship ice hockey team, representing the Most Blessed Sacrament Church Lyceum, was tendered a complimentary dinner last night at the Quincy Yacht Club house. Each member of the team was presented a sweater. William Ryan DEATHS KELLEY In Dorchester. April 8, James beloved husband of Margaret A.

Kelley. Funeral from his late residence. 86 Holdtn Saturday, April 11, at 8 a. m. Requiem mass at St.

Pauls Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Interment will be at New Calvarv Cemetery. Late member of Dorchester Court 188, M.

C. O. F. KELLEY In" Medford, Glenwood District, April 8, Thomas Kelley, in his 89th year. Funeral from his home 71 Mvrtle st.

on Saturday. April 11, at 8 a. m. Solemn- high mass at Immaculate Conception Church, at 9 oclock. Relatives and friends invited.

Late member of Post 60, G. A. R. KELLEY-a-In Dorchester. April 7th.

Edna R. (Clark), wtfe of James J. Keilev. Funeral from her late residence. 81 Hamilton April 10th, at 8 -30 a.

m. High mass of requiem In St. Peters Church at 9 oclock. Relatives and friends invited. KIRK In Roxbury, April 8.

Elizabeth, wife of William Kirk. 20 Madison st. Funeral from the Graham Funeral Home. 1770 Wash. Friday.

April 10, at 8 a. ni. High mass of requiem at St. Phillips Church at 9 i. tn.

Relatives and friends respeotfully Invited. KRAUTH In Atlantic. Charles, beloved son of the late Chailes and Clara Krauth. Funeral from his sisters home. Mrs.

Kuhn. 46 Conant road. Frtdav. April 10. nt 2 D.

nt. Relatives and friends are invited LYNCH In Brookline, April 7, Margaret A. (nee Burns), wtfe of James J. Lymh. Funeral will be from the home, 67 Vernon Waltham.

Friday. April 10. at 8:15. High mass of requiem at SC Mary Church at 9 oclock. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

LYNCH In Framingham, April 7th, Julia wife of Timothy J. Funeral from her late residence. 156 Grant st Fndav at 8:30. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Stephens Church at 9 oclock.

Relatives and friends invited. LUTZ In Cambridge. April 7. Charles beloved husband of Emily Luts nee Jones). Funeral from his iate residence, 127 Putnam on Friday at 2 m.

Services at Christ Church at 2:30. Relatives and friends invited. MARTIN Suddenly, In Cambridge, April 8, Alfred T. Martin, 74 yrs. Funera! service at his iate home, 109 Avon Hill sC, Cambridge, Friday.

April 10 at 2.30. MeALEER In Roxbury. April 8. Mary beloved daughter of John and the late Annie Me A leer formerly of the West End. Funeral from her iate horns.

3 4 shepherd April 11, at 8 a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem at Mission Church at 9 oclock. RelaUves and friends kindly invited. McCARRTCK In Forest Hills.

April 8, Anna Driscoll, beloved wile of Patrick McCar-rick. F'uneral from the residence. 84 Wen-ham st. Friday. April 10.

at 8 a. in. Solemn requiem mass at St. Andrew of the Apostles Church at 9 oeloik. Relatives and friends invited.

X.ato member of the Married Ladies Sodality of bU Andrew's Church. MCCARTHY In Brookline. April fi, Mar garet A. McCarthy formerly of Woburn. Mass.

Funeral from the residtnee of her niece, Mrs. Catherine Mahon. 23 Hurd road. Friday. April 10.

at I) a. m. Requiem mass at St. Marv of the Assumption Church at 0.4r oclock, invitation extended to relatives and friends. MONAHAN Of Dedham April 7.

Charles son of John and Elizabeth Cnrro'l Monahan. 60 yeais. Funeral from the residence of hi mother, 100 Curve F'riday at 8 a m. Mass of requiem at St. Murv Church at 9.

RelaUves and friends invited. MORGAN In West Roxbury. April 8th, Christine Morgan, widow of Ralph Morgan. Funexal services at her late residence, 1980 Centre st on Fridav. April loth, at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends invited. MORRIS In Cambridge, April 7. Adam Morris, ass 6.1 yrs. Services from the evidence of his son.

Frederick Morns, 16 Collage st. on Fridav at 1 Relatives and friends invited. MULI.TNS In Arlington, April 7. Edward D. Mullins, In his 60th yr.

Funeral sery-ics nt tus mu mime 17 Oak'cdg Arlington Heights Fridav. April to. at 2:30 p. m. Liverpool, N.

papers please copy. Special in Rubber Goods $1.50 Radio Fountain Syringes and Water Bottles Anniversary Sal Prica of 35 Field av, Weymouth, wras struck, by an automobile last night at Granite and Whitwell sts. Lowes left hand and leg were bruised. Two automobiles were in collision last night at Granste and Whitwell sts. The operators gave their names as Arthur Armstrong of 135 Spring st and Mrs Amelia Lombardi of 38 Branch st.

Mrs Lombardi was slightly injured. I DEATHS THETLTN 0 At Dedham. April 7. Rosa TY. widow of Cnsrles Tbcillng.

in her 93 I F'uneral from the residence of hrr dausi-ter. Mrs. Arthur Kieher, 124 olhu Fridav, at 2. Relatives and iriinds in Ied. WRIGHT In Randolph April 7.

Grace Elisabeth Wrieht. beloved wife of John It, Wiight. Funeral services at her residence 1138 No. Main st on Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

St. Columbkiile Court, M. C. 0. F.

Special meeting Thursdiv. Am II 9. 1931. at 7 30 p. at Brighton Catholic In-tliutn, to take action on death of our laic brother.

Michael 1L Coan. I.4W RFNCE mAh LAG HAN. C. R. MATTHEW W.

MULLEN. Bv S. VEST CMPTERriTlO, 0. E. S.

Of Charlestown, filstera amf Brothers a- hereby notified of the death of Sister visa I. Giadwell. O. E. fi.

hervices Thur.Uav. -I1. U- from her late re-i MORGAN. Worthy Matron: K. E.

WU11AM. Sec'y. IN MEMORIAM 1930 Stiller 1931 In loving memory of my dear wife. Mary Ida, who pasted away April 9. 1930.

Gone, but not forgotten by hrr hnshand. ent ftniUfAene JeV 12ATKEMOVT AT. Liberty -43T7 John V. Lavcry Son UNDERTAKERS Our yern rxprriwnc and mndrin rguipmrnt nur you a errn-a that mt iMaWory. Anysrher mi An Timm Phontit So.

Bos. 6333-0725 Col. 8465 A SOI TH BOSTON MU DurrliNifr lorthrtrr 35c Pint Bottle HYDROGEN PEROXIDE Anniversary Price 29c pint was toastmaster. Guests included Mayor McGrath, the Park Commissioners and the referees. Percy C.

Blaney was chairman of the committee. The alarm from box 452 at 7:32 last night was for a woods fire off Qrove st. At 9:09 a false alarm was sounded from box 461 In West Quincy. While riding a bicycle, Russell Lowe DEATHS MeCURDY In Jamaica Plain. April 7.

John, beloved son of William J. and Margaiet Mo-Curdv (nee Anderson). Funeral from his late home. 11 Paul Gore Iliday. April 10.

at 8 a. m. High mass of requiem at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament at 9. Relatives and lriends kindly invited. MURPHY In Beachmont, April 8.

William beloved husband of Margaret E. Murphy (nee Dawes). Funeral from his late residence. 96 Washburn Saturday, April It. a 8'15.

Requiem high mas st Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. NEI.IsON In Pori hesler. April 7, John, beloved husband of the late Annie (Finhorg) Nelson. Services st the residence of his daughter, Mrs.

Thomas F. Barrett. 177 Savin Hill Don hester, Fridav, April 10. at 2 D. m.

Relatives and friends invited NELSON Mrs. Henry of Marsh Held Hills. Mass. Short service of interment at Mt. Auburn Cemetery on Fridav, April 10.

at 12 o'clock. Friends welcome. Please omit Rowers, OBRIEN In Belmont, April 8th. Julia E. OBrien, widow of Robert E.

Brien. Funeral from the residence of her son, Wm. Pease Brien, 14 Lawndale Belmont. Friday, April 10th, at 8 o'clock. Requiem high mass at 9 o'clock at Our Lady of Mercy Church, Belmont.

OKEEFE In this city, April 7, Eugene, beloved husband of Nora (Hurley) Keefe. Funeral from his residence, 99 East Canton Friday, April 10. at 8T5 a. m. Sol cmn high mast in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, at oclock.

Relative and friends invited. Late member of Erin Court No. 28, M. C. O.

and Bakers' Union, Local No. 7. OSGOOD At Charlesgate Hospital. April 8. Annie E.

Osgood (nee Clancy), Funeral from the residence of her sister Mrs K. Thrpl keld, 1063 Beacon Brookline, on Fridiv morning at 8 15 o'clock. Requiem mass st St Mary of the Assumption Church. Linden and Harvard sts, Brookline at 9 clock. Relatives and friends are invited.

PENN At the Palmer Memorial Hospital, April 7th. Louis Penn, in his 61st year. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel. 495 Commonwealth avenue, on Thursday. April Oth.

at 11 a. m. Interment at Temple Ohabel Shalom Cemetery, Wordsworth street. East Boston. RYAN In Belmont.

April 7. Dennis Ti Funeral front bis late home. 80 Trowbridge st. Fridav at 8 a. in.

Requiem high mass at St. Joseohs Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and fnenda inv flowers. Relatives arid friends luvuedT 'leaoe'omit SEYMOUR In East Milton.

April 7. Mary wife of the late George E. Seymour, formerly of Aliston Services at her home 47 Roliertaon Friday, April 10. at 2 P. m.

Relatives and friends kindlvnvited. SHAW In Medford, April 8. Susan, widow of the late Oliver F. Shaw, and mother ol Mra Arthur L. Johnson and Miss Helen and Inna Farley.

F'uneral service will oe hell! at her lale residence. 168 Main Fridav. April 10 sUp.ui, Relative and friends iuvited. SHEEH AN -In Charlestown. April 7, Come-But G.

Sheehan, beloved husband of Die late Mary bheehan (nee McLaughlin). Funeral from his sons home, John Sheehan. 82 Green Bt Friday. April In, at 8.15 a. tn.

Solemn high muss at fit F'ranois de Sales Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends kindly Invited. Late member of Hamilton Court, No. IT.

M. C. O. and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Lodge, No. 909.

SPEEDIE In Winchester. Abril 8, Arthur D. Speedie. Serviies at residence. 83 Oxford Saturday.

April 11 at 2.30 p. m. llela-tives and friends invited. SPIES In Somerville. April 8.

Joseph, beloved husband of Catherine Spies (nee YVeidmann). Funeral from his late residence. 91 Alpine Saturday. April 11 at clock. High mass of requiem at 9 eloek, at St.

Catherine's Church. Relatives and friend kindly invited to be present SPRINGHAM Tn Newton Upper Falls, April John Spnnghuni, in his both vear. Funeral services at hts home, 132 Oak Fridav April Huh. at 2'3U p. m.

Relatives od IrieuUs iuvitoi to AUuud. EAST BOSTON DISTRICT R.chard Valh. 15. of 388 Sumner st. received a lacerated left hand and epra.red wrist early last evening when h.a bicyce was in collision with an autorr.ori- at Saratoga and Moore st.

Ks mjur.e were dressed at the East Eos-on Rehef Hofp.tal -by Dr Arthur G. Hohar.d. The bicycle was badiy dar gcd. The tr.ninl Members' NipM cf the Athletic Cluf will pe hed in an Hall th evening of April H. Rabbttt" Wally Ber-R-r other Boston Braves are ex-F'b-i ta attend.

Frar.k Irwin is Cf the committee. wcie called out about 10 a-t r.ubt hv an alarm from a si ght fire in an auto-b-' 1 -e on Faratoua st, near Waupello r-'-. Or cr.t H-igh's. At 3:30 yester-c-r af-rroca a alarm was frem box 61X2 at Jeffries The -3 2530. F.tton High S'hool.

I rondt a d-irfin party in Fitton Hr 1. t- rr a night in aid of the new -1 r.f the Si3t -j- of Notre attractive feature have t'n d. hi d.1 the handle bars of 1 fJt Mtv. st fterday aft- Kds Tbe special guests will Mayor McGrath, Lieut Gov Youngman, Senator Mackay, Maj Talt and Commander Publlcover of Canadian Post, No. 1, of Boston.

A feature will be the salute to the flags of Great Britain and the United States. The flag bearers will be: United States, Miss Allen; Canada, Miss Hamilton; Great Britain, Miss Gallagher, and Miss Cam YIheh your funeral director a' recommends thit you accompany him to our showrooms, sccept his advice. Here you will find caskets to suit every purse and taste. In each grade, Nayonal Caskets represent thef best values available. NATIONAL CASKET COMPANY SO Massachusetts Avenue mt Commonwealth DEATHS COSTELLO In Weymouth, April 0.

George l. beloved hutband of Jennie M. Malcolm CostpHo. Funeral from his late residence, 27 Km? rv Saturday. April 11, nt a.

m. Solemn burh mass of requiem at Chtiruh of the Sacred Hari at che k. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend- CONSTIEN In South Boftton, April 9, Mary Kuggles, dearly beloved wile ot Roger W. onstien. Funeral from her late home, 1 Fourth-st.

place, off 531 East Fourth et Sunday. April 12th. nt Services at the Gate of Heaven Church at 2 'clock. Relative and friends invited. Burial at Calvary, Requiem high mass Mon day.

April 13th. at 8.30 a. Di. FAEIiON In Roxbury. April 9, Annie M.

(Bulger), beioved wife of the late William A. Fallon. Funeral from her late re-idence, 7 Gay Saturday. April 11, at 815 a m. Solemn requiem huh man.

at fit. Francis de Sales hurch at 9 o'clo k. Relatives and friends most kind ly inwied. KUfiSMAUD In Roslindale. April 8th.

Frank R. beioed husband of Margaret M. Kuss-maul. Funeral vices at his late residence, 21 Dale xfl, fialurday. April llth, at 2 p.

m. Relatives and lriends are in vited. LONG In Somerville. April 8. George leaved son of the late Matthew and Nora Lonx (nee Dwyer).

Funeral from the home of his sister, Mrs. Thomas Concan non. 74 Allen st Arlington, Saturday, April 11. Time later. McCABE In Boston.

April 8. Nellie, beloved d.im. liter of tbe late Bridget Martin and Matthew McCabe. Funeral from the ebaH I of Josepn J. Keilev Son, 4.10 aujbndge st Cambridge.

Saturday. April 11. at fi a. High mass of requiem at Saered Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited.

McCrLI.OCGH In this elty. April 8, at her residence, 1174 Purchase street, Helena McCullough daughter of tbe late John and Alice McCullough. POORE At Melrose, April 8th, Clara Adele widow of I.ilftard Henry Poore, in her fc.lth year. Services will De held from her home, 9 Summer Melrose, Saturday, April llth, at 2.30 p. m.

SHINE Tn Needham. April 9. James, husband of the late Mary Duraan Shine Funeral from hu late reotdence. 14 Pickering st Saturday. April 11.

at 9 a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem at fit. Joseph Churth at 10 o'elok. Relative and friends are Invited to attend.

i Kuhn, 46 Conant st, Atlantic. Funeral services will be held there tomorrow afternoon. Two recent weddings were recorded this morning at City Hall. John Fletcher of 25 Watson road aryl Margaret McNairn of 92 Center st were married by Rev Carlton Easton, pastor of Quincy Point Congregational Church. Bernard Dugan of Medford and Han DEATHS DUNCAN In Roxbury.

April 7, Charles, beloved husband of Rosetta (Thornton) Duncan. Funeral from his late residence, 40 Wmthroo Friday. April to. at 8:15 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Patrick Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. FOX In Montclair (Quincy), April 7. Julia M.

(nee Kelly), beloved wife of Edmftnd H. F'ox. Relatives and friends kindly invited, to attend the funeral from her late home, 103 Hamilton Friday, April 10. at a. in.

Keuuietu mass at bacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. GATELY In Malden, April 8. John L. Gate-ly. in his 77th year.

Funeral from the family residence. 4 Cliffside terrace, Friday at 9 -15 a. m. Services at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9:45. Relatives and friends invited.

GATELY Tn Jamaica Plain. April 6. Mary age 12 beloved daughter of Frank J. and Mary (O'Hare) Gately. Funeral from the residence, 64 Jamaica Friday.

April 10, at 8:15 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Thomas Church at 8. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

GILLESPIE In Arlington. April Susan J. (nee McAllen), beloved wife of Noble J. Gillespie. Funeral from her late home.

80 ifiiulton road, on April 11, -at 8:15 a. m. Solemn high requiem mas at St, Agues Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. GLADWELL In Somerville, April 5, Susan widow of the late Alfred A.

Glad-welL Funeral services will be held at hey late residence. 616 Broadway, Thursday, April 9. at 2 p. m. RelaUves and friends invited.

HAMMONS In Somerville. April 7, Emms wife of David A. Hammons. Funeral services will be held at the John E. Kauler Funeral Chapel, 67 Broadway, Friday at 1 p.

m. HARGROVE In Arlington. April 7. Father beloved daughter of Mary Callahar and the late James P. Hargrove.

Funera from 12 Highland Frtdav. April 10. at 8:15 a. m. High- mass of lequiem at St.

Agnes' Church at 9 clock. RelaUves and friends invited. HENDERSON in Dorchester. April 8. Adam, beloved hnshand of Elisabeth Henderson (nee Lawton), Funeral from his late home.

21 Hendry Street, Friday. April 10. at 2 p. m. Interment private HODGKINS In Winthrop Center.

April 8. Willard H. of 1115 Bartlett road, formerly of East Boston. Services ore to be held at his iate residence Saturday, April 11, at 2:30 P. RelaUves and friends are invited to attend.

Please onnt flowers. Take train to Center Station, HODGKINS In Winthrop. April 8th. J. Frank, of fid Bartlett road.

Winthrop, formerly of East Boston. Services are to be held at his late residence Fridav April 10th, at 2 30 p. m. Relatives, and friends are invited to attend. Take tiain to Center Station.

Winthrop. HUTCHINGS In Reading, April 8. Eleanor P. Hutchings, age 89 yrs. Service from the residence' of her daughter.

Mrs. Frederick Field. 27 Middlesex v. Extension, Friday, April 10, at 2 P. m.

JORDAN In Roxburv. April 7. Tbo mas. beloved husband of Margaret (O Toole) Jor-dsn. Funernl from lus.lat.G residence J3 Flnnore Friday, April 10.

at m. Requiem high mass at bt. Joseph a Church at 9 oclock. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Late member of Boston Cannon's Union.

Local 5R0: Third Order of St Francis and Father Halloraa Court No. 252. M. C. O.

F. JOHNSTONE In Medford. April 7. Captain Robert J. Johnstone, beloved husband of Martha A.

Johnstone. Services at his home. 38 Wedgemere road. rtdav. April 10, at 2 P.

m. Relative find friend Invited KING In Dorchester, April 7. Christopher beloved son of. Mary (McEvov) and the late John King. Funeral from iate residence, 10 Whittemore terrace.

Friday. Anrli 10. at 9 a ni Requiem mass at St. Peter's Church at 10 a. Rcl Hives and ft lends re-dir ifullv invited to attend.

Interment will he at St. Jo-c'Ch em terv. Late member of the 104th Machiutj Guu Co. of the 20 IU Division. A.

E. rr 'n- Frank 17. of 242 Bre- I There was a large attendance and the u'i kr.oLk.-d to the ground I production was fine. R. 3 in coihiion with! veil was director.

Mrs Annie c-raf-d by Mario Bab- manuel, Mrs Vera Olsen, Mrs Sadie c- 43 Ew-rtt ft. Hr as treated Norton, Mrs Isabelle Driscoll, Mrs Mrs Hazel Snaith and committee. wife of Hamilton av, her home, tomorrow lr morning, in her home, apd a requiem ''-v high mass will be celebrated In the A Lj 4 i r. A 1 A3 1 j. -r In th interests cf ths al for roffey.

in the Central sacred Heart Church at 8 o'clock. The annual Klltle-Khakl ball of th Tiia're Tnursday evening w. be hi in the K. of C. -e at 3 o'clock Sunday after-ro Mi iters of the committee have oefn to Ccrreaic, 33.

of 2 Castle ct, ua 1 a narrow fiom serious injury aboi 8.33 this morning when hi auomol true was in collision with st Elevated car at fond' ar.d Mtrid.m sis He was re-noej to the Last Co -'on Rel.ef Hos-nere he was hell for obser-T- cc, li.s Luck nas tally damaged. DEATHS PR ALLEY In Dorcheiter. suddenly. April tub, John beloved busbind of the Jste Mirv E. firadlev ne rvlaneyl Funeral f-om bn late borne.

11 Allftton on Sat ur-itv. Aonl 11 lb, m. Hish D)aa of t-ujir-n at St. Mark's Church at 9 cluck. Hc-a'veft an-1 fri-nda Late mem-tee IV, heeler Loer Mill Council, Mo.

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Juneial at tus late hum. eveland Friday afternoon it 1 a clock. 1.