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FITCHBURG SENTINEL, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1935 Special Ashes and H-ibblib Collec'-ioa Ward May tt Mav i-- Md 31 THE 1 a. m. 40 11 a m. 46 130 52 THE WEATHER BOSTON, Ma 23 W--Forecast tor Boston and i i Fair to ar-d F'ldjs, pot much in 'emperaiu'-f moderate i orui to est wu'ds. Condi'ions A slight depression central Virginia was causing from the central a to the coast today.

ram this rnonin-? along the south New E-iqland coast Moderately cool weather still covered northern di'tnitt and heavy frosls occurred parts ol northern New England last night The morr'ng readings with maxi mu'n and mm mum temperatures for the preceding 54 hoars" 8 a Max Min Boston 48 C6 Bermuda 72 76 70 hiea SO 44 Denver 44 Helena, Mont 5 0 74 4fi Jacksonville 74 90 72 Kansas City 50 72 50 Angeles 58 74 56 Miami 82 88 74 Minneapolis 46 58 42 lew Orleans 7 8 86 72 view York 46 66 44 Vorfolk 64 76 58 Philadelphia 50 68 48 5L Louis 56 76 56 5an Francisco 5 0 58 50 Washington 56 76 54 --The semi-annual party of the Wachusett Hound Club will be held June 14. --A group of the children in the older class" who have "been attending regularly throughout the year will meet at" the Art Center Saturday afternoon at 1.30 to make a tnp to the Worcester Art museum. --There -will be a meeting of the Socialist local tomorrow evening at 817 Main street at 730 o'clock, Alfred Baker Lewis, state secreta-y of the Socialist party, will be present There will be election of officers, and plant for summer ac tavities will be discussed. --Mrs. Belle Santiver, formerly an attendant at the Old Ladies Home in this city, is convalescing from an accident which occurred in January.

While visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs Mary Powers of Clarendon, Vt, she slipped on the ice in front of the house, breaking both bones of her left wrist. She is still under doctor's care, and is staying at the home of Mrs Fred Hepburn, 123 Maple street, Rutland, Vermont --Joseph Massidda, world war veteran and leather maker, will be the speaker at the weekly forum conducted by file "Defenders of American Democracy at the Cooperative club rooms Friday even- mg at 8 o'clock. His subject will be "Americanism and Socialism Mr. Massidda has served on committees investigating un-American activities in Lynn and Boston, and will relate his experience in connection with this work The pub- be is invited to attend. --The 14th annual sale of Budd Poppies will be conducted in this city Saturday by Lieut Laurence S.

Ayer post, V. of This sale is an annual event and is held ji conjunction with similar sales by about 3000 other posts throughout the country- The proceeds ol this sale are used for the following purposes- Maintenance and expansion of the V. National home for widows and orphans; hospital relief for ex-service men; special equipment for hospital patients and acquisition and maintenance of burial plots for graves of ex-service men. Figures iust released show that during the first quarter of this year Morgan Memonal has given 22,048 days of work in its Goodwill workshops to 1543 different unemployed persons In addition to these who have been paid self-respecting wages 1474 other individuals have worked for clothing during this period. This amount of work to so many deserving people has been made possible by the gifts of clothing and other household goods to Morgan Memonal from the 190,000 people Boston and elsewhere, who regularly contribute to this work.

Permanent Wave. S2 00 to $4.00, 355 Mam St Tel 3320. Advt See Tripper's Display and Classified Advertisements. Advt Public Beano Parry, Tonight, 7.30 o'clock, Redmen's HalL Nashua Tribe, O. R.

Advt Laurel and Evergreen Wreaths. Vlat Flower, 25c Mrs. Withington, St. Advt Beano, Moose Hall, Thursday Cash prizes. Arfm.

free. Advt Choice Rock Plants, Perennials and Shrubbery. Colbura, 38 Osgood St Advt Large live lobsters, 29e Ib. Large boiled 35c Ib Nault's Market, 9 Mam St Advt Plumbing and Hearing. Walter te, 1 Gushing St TeL 475.

Advt The Ritz, Prart's Junction, Dine, Dance. Orchestra Frl, Sate. Advt Dr. A. F.

The Johnsonia, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, 2 to 4 and 7 to Glasses fitted. Tel. 4724. Advt Grand Opening at Laurel Park Friday, May 24. Dancing every Friday night, modern and old-fashioned.

Music, Frank Donahue and his Ideal Singing Orchestra. Admission 40C, which inclndes Bag Transportation. Bus leaves Whelan's Drug at 7.45, Upper Common, 8 p. m. Advt Check Forger Pleads Guilty; Jailed Again Richard Talor alias Howard Purd, Citj, pleaded gu'lty before Judge Gallagher in dis'rict todav to a complaint charging huii i uttering a fraudulent check on Filchburg Motor Sales Inc Wll'c-w street, last November He was sentenced to months in the house of torrecuo'i The i heck for $400 ai'd the defendant obtained $94 50 in cash.

He oflered to make rcst'tulion todaj and turned $40 toward a ment of 'he bad check He was released fiom jail in Springfield terdav slier sening six months for a similar complaint A warrant from Providence charging him with a similar transaction arrived here today The defendant will go to Providence for trial there alter serving his sentence. F. Shea, 34 Fairbanks street, was arrested for violation of probation by Patrolmen Roddy and Walter Holden yesterday and ordered committed until a fine la pa-'d An old complaint charging Vito Testgrassa with operating negligently was again continued until June 18 One drunk was fined S15, and four others were fined 55 each Drunk complaints against two defendants were continued until June 1 and complaints against two others were placed on file --A mc-eting of the Barbers' union will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in St George hall --There will be a meeting of the Ed Pro club tonight at 8 clock in St. George halL --Police are investigating the theft of a suit of clothes from a house on Middle street, yesterday --At the meeting of the Young Men's club of Christ church last evening all of the officers were reelected as follows President, Fedor Berndt; vice-president, Roland Blake; secretary wight Rand; treasurer, Carl Bock, advisor, Raymond Hall. --The exhibition of tapestries at the Art Center will be on view for a week May 25 is the last Sunday afternoon it may be seen but it will be available through Thursday afternoon May 30 It is the outstanding event of the- exhibition year at the Art Center and the public is cordially invited to see it during these last few days --Richard Cushing, son of Mr and Mrs.

H. S. Cushing of Osgood will receive the degree of bachelor of science at the 13Vh commencement of Middlebury college June 10. While college Cushing has been a member of the glee club and the choir. He was feature editor of the Kaleidoscope last year and program chairman of the junior week festivities.

--The meeting of the Sons of American Legion will be held at the armory tomrorow night at 73C o'clock instead of at the Legion rooms as first announced --Lester M. Martin of Windsor, Conn, who was arrested in this city on Tuesday night by Patrolmen James Moran and Thomas Finnigan, charged with passing fraudulent checks Hartford, was escorted to Hartford by Henry Leavitt of the Connecticut state patrol yesterday afternoon. --A meeting of the Lieut Laurence Ayer post, V. of will be held tonight Plans for the joint memorial services of the post and auxiliary at the pos-t rooms Sunday afternoon for deceased members of the organizations will be made William H. Gould, chaplain of the post, will have charge Leon E.

Foster, chairman of the Memorial day program, will make a report Robert Leduc will report on the recent Worcester County council meeting in Webster. --The Amateur Playwright's guild will hold its monthly meeting Monday night at the home of LaRoche, Ashby West road. There will be a brief business meeting and after the meeting three original plays will be presented One will be "The Clock on the Stairs" by Jack LaRoche and Arthur Simpson. The cast includes Jack LaRoche, Harold Simpson, Dorothy Sayward, Walter Benson, Howard Hawbnck, Arthur Ward, Edgar Nasis, Arthur Simpson and Leo Plante. --Next Saturday morning from 9 to 12 o'clock noon, George H.

Hastings will give free to all who call at his Blossom street garden, petunia plants of the bedding variety, in mixed colors These have grown from last summer's seed, and number a million more or less The only condition imposed is that each person calling for plants shall have a box or basket of the size of a quart berry basket which to carry the plants away In a box of that size can be placed now enough plants for any wishes. The Hastings garden is just a short distance above Crescent street on Blossom street Official Light and Brake Testing Station, Main St Garage, Shirley, Station No. 1871. Advt Beano Party K. of P.

HaO, 329 Mam St, Friday Night, 8.30 p. m. Railroad Employes National Pendon Association. Refreshments served. Advt Opening of Maple Brook Lunch, Sterling, Saturday, May 25.

Mrs. W. M. Demmond. Advt Dance, Tonigbt, Grange HaD, Townsend.

Everett Lome's Orch. Advt jl SIDE GLANCES By Geor-e Clark 3 1 CLEGHOR-N "I was telling the women at the about our quarrels, and they were every one on my side.TM Basement Store Men's Broadcloth Pajamas, unusual values, 95c. Advt 1 Cent Sale 2 Pts. Hood's Ice Cream Ulc. Central Pharmacy, 758 Main St Sat Advt Lane's Basement Store Men's Shirts, collar attached, $1.50 values, 79c.

Advt Beano and Whist, Tonight, 8 o'clock, British-American Club. Admission 35c. Good prizes. Advt B. F.

Dinneen Elected Grand Junior Beadle At F. of A. Convention Bernard Dmneen of Court City of Fitchburg. of A was elected grand junior beadle at the grand court convention which was held in Holyoke Tuesday and Wednesday Mr Dinneen 13 one of the most active and best-krown member of Court City of Fitchburg and has been honored with various offices by the court and state member? Edmund O'Connor, past grand chief ranger, was elected a delegate to the supreme convention which will be held in Rochester, N. Martin F.

Mongovan and George Espie were delegates from Court City of Fitchburg The Fitchburg delegation was prominent throughout the entire convention Fitchburg C. E. Local Union to Hold Annual Meeting Next Monday The Fitchburg C. E. union will hold its annual meeting Monday at the Rollstone Congregational church A banquet will be served at 6.30 o'clock by a committee from the Woman's federation with Mrs.

M. W. Demont as chairman John Magill of Worcester, song leader for the C. E. conference at Northfield, will lead the singing Following the banquet the business meeting will be held with George Shepherd, president of the union, presiding Officers will be elected and installed The speaker will be Rev.

L. A. Whiston of the C. C. church.

--Mr and Mrs. William Tramque, 294 Pratt road, are rejoicing over the birth of a daughter, Lorraine. --Court Lalonde, Canados Ame 1 ican association, will hold rts installation of office'-s tonight its quarters at 9 Prichard street Members from the high court attend. Deaths DESORDA--In this dry May 22 Mrs Victoria Fortier) Desorda, 45 Rivtr street, aged 82 years tQviinniuuimiuuuiimlliinijiuimtiiinnr. At the Theaters Tonight Flame Within" and "Chinatown Squad," of Life" and "Behind the Evidence." Right to Live" and "Against the Law Love Danger" and "The Awakening of Jim Burke" Affairs of Cellini" and "Dangerous Corner" Death of Mrs.

Victoria Desorda Mrs Victoria (Fortier) Desorda 45 Riter street, died at the 4 Burbank hospital yesterday aged 82 years. She was bom in Forestdale. Vt, and came to this city about 10 years ago. She is survived by three sons, Edward of Detroit, Mich Austin of Talmadge, Calif; and William of this city, and three sisters, Mrs. George Lessor, Rutland, Vt; Mrs Melvina Forcier, Fitchburg, and Miss Adele Fortier, Brooklme The body will be sent by W.

Mallany, undertaker, to Brandon, Vt, for burial St Mary's cemetery. BRAKES LIGHTS Official Testing Station No. 754 Come la Before the Last Minnie Bosh jiiinimrimiiiiiiiiinminmiiiiniiiiiniiiliMmnimnimminniinnnir LILLIAN'S BEAUTY SHOFPE I 40 Academy St I At Moderate i I Prices Also No Machinery No Electricity Beauty Work at 50c Each 3 Items for $1.00 TeL 2796 LILLIAN TETO iniiiniimnnmirtmfimnniiiinimiiniinmnimmTiiinniiiijNiunniimrc I SCALES, MEAT CHOPPERS i SLICERS, COFFEE MILLS. Hobart-Dayton Agency. SAVE HERE WITH SAFETY.

Phone 2598--W. A. MOEENCY, Mgi 1 I FITCHBURG STOKE FTXTURE CO I 17 Lunenburg St, Moran 8q i forms Foldtrs Direc: Mai! A i i PRINTING ST. MOWERS i SHARPENED $1.00 i Delivery 25c Extra I Steel Pipe Cut and Threaded i to order I Central Hardware Co. i Plumbing Department Tel.

10 iiiiiiiiiiuiiniiimiuiiiminininRiniiniiiniantinriiiruitiiirtiiiiiiiiinnnr SMITH PRINTING CO. CHANGE OF LOCATION: JNPS SHOP Now Located at I 111 Main St Tel. 3015-W I NORGE Refrigerators I Washers Oil Burners I SPECIAL NORGE REFRIGERATOR i 6.25 Cubic Ffett 149.50 Brook St 3ini iiniiiH nntnn nnnrTrnin 11 nni i HtriirrainRi ini I TUPPER'S The home of fine Gerani turns and other plants for i the home and garden. The i depression is history, but I we're still using the same I old price tags. Come to I Shirley on Route 2, then I follow the arrows or, ask your friends.

Memorial pieces and window boxes I filled to order. 1 YOUR IFLOORS I WILL NOT BE DULL OR 1 1 SHABBY IF YOU RENT Sand-Rite Operate It TfoaneU. No Experience Needed. NO DUST1 TeL 2322 For Information, UNION HDWE CO. 362 WATER STREET Class of 170 Will Receive First Communion May 30 dt St.

Joseph's Church One hundred and seventy bos and girls will receive their first comiii'-nion Si Joseph's clutch Md 30 The will be io'd at 8 o'c'ork The t'iss 94 boyb itld 81 dS Aliard, Joseph Ar- senault Leon Baouicau, Leo Bs-d- i card, Edward Beliiveau Edward Boudieau Robtrt Boud'tMU Bouiguu't Noiiiid 1 Annaud Rouen Bou- dredU Robert Bennett Rene Buu- dreau Boudrtdu, Gerard Cormier, Ralph Cjron, Majme Couluner i Robert Cadeaux, Andre Caro'i, Conrad Caron, Gerard Caron, Ro- land Caron, Arinund Charette Fran( cis Cormier, Leo Cormier, renr Dauphinais Norman Henri Dauphinois Dei- jeans, George Ermola Robert Goodnow, Frank Crenelle, William Guenette Norman Gucrnn, i Joseph Hatm Albert Houde, Rene Gervais, Norman Goudreau Norman Isabeile, Alfred Jacques, Albert Jacques Gerard Leger, Ephrem Leger, Henri Lessard, Robert Lan- dr, Alcide Landry, Henri Landrj, Gerard A Landry, Leon Leblanc, Gerard Leblanc Laurie Leyer, Joseph LaBellc, Russell Lagoy Leon Langille, Robert AHred Leblanc, Leblanc, Raymond Leblanc William Leblanc Emile Leger, George A Leger Pierre Robert Leger Rene Maillet, Donald Marble, Maurice Marchand Mark Nadeau Roland a i Robert Normandin James Dav Alfred Ouelettu Gerard Provencal Robert Page, Marcel Pouliot, Ger- nrd Richard. Raymond Rousseau Paul Rufiange, Wilham Richard, Lloyd Rousseau Norman Rov Albert Sjhan. Robert Robert St Jean, Edmond Shank Lucien Thibault, Gerard Thibert Andre Tramque, Theodore Beaulac Ernest CoHette, Edmond Predette, Alfred Bomochp, Francis Arsenault Leo Jacques Girouqrd Margaret Allen, Bertha Belhveau, Anne Justine Carle, Mane Anne Cormier, Lucille Caissey, Ceeile Caissey, Theresa Cormier, Dorothy Cormier Dons Therese Dion, Therese JTredetie, Florence Gingras-. Anna Landry. Alice Ouellette, Therese Raymond, Marguerite Richard.

Dons Richard, Lucille Rousseau, Irene Roy, Jeannette Roy, Therese rn Godin, Eva Leblanc, Rita Allen Lorraine Antii Lorraine Arser.ault, Therese Babeu, AUce BJde'-elh, Diaiid Belliveau, Laura Belhveau Louise Bclli- veau, Doni Bergerun, Beatrice Btirgeror Judith on Marie Jeanne Bt-'nard, Dorothy Boucher Thereat; Boudrtau Geor- gelte Bourgois, Luc'lle Bruneau, Thertse Caron Irc'tic Cott, Anita Cote, Therese Co-rruer, Cur- rnier, Pau'ine s'e Funai, Mane Therese Godin Lutillc Viola Goudreau Annanda a Ritxi Hebert, Tlitrtst Clarisse Larr.our- eux, Thence Larocht Bei thd Lib'am, i a Ltblam Ltona Le'jlaru Aii'iitie Ltyer, Grace Gloaa M.P'-ee, Lorraine Luti'lt- Rheuult Sunone a Loral LC Richard Bettv Cla TL Turnntr JiMnr-e Cormier Boudreau ThcriM? Guenette A Ixb'anc Germanic Dorutli Lcyer Bernadette Rousseau Rita Thomas Dorothy Claire Maver, Florence Thomab Juliette Leger Micluel I ich can 11 in the busmen district relumed to his duties this morning after a held from the W. Mallahy Funeral home, today, with a hign of reqx.r:n teleord'ed Rev Man 1:1 Fornan at Si Bernard churih at 9 WSL 1 St Bernards cemetery where Jan ei Donohue officiaxd Tlie bearers wtre Russell Vdllee Do-'-it! Rourke, Char'es Smith, Augus'us ind Edward Daniels A beano and whist jwrlv for the benefit of St Jobeph's parish will be held the parochial school hall tonight at 8 o'clock The public is muted to attend daiU froni our pardeis Crsvedi Market 8 Fairmount St TH J1W Beino a i igh' 25 Hill Fnlrmnunt S'reet Public siurd Cosh p'lzes WEST FITCHBURG Beth Eden Baptist Church Notes The What-So-Ever class will meet at the home of Mrs Jules Brooks 30 C'ark roud tonight at 7 JO clock for its monihlj irectirg The Sunshine class will ha.e -is meeting tonight at 730 i lock at the home of Miss Edi'h Gilbe Cascade street extension girls wi'l meet Henderson Princeton -oad torucht at 7 30 o'clock The children Bible i i meet in the tomorrow at 3 jO clock Darueb street, and Emde MacAurel Boucher, 19 Orchard strett, daughter of Mrs Emma Boucner were marr.ed this morning at 8 clock Joieph i Rev Alphonse Lachapelle performed the ceremony and ctlcbrated the nuptial maiS. ADVERTISE YOUR A-NTS IN THE SENTLNEL InfoimaUon and TlrkeU hold (or til Fans o( ibe A uiUi Blue Lioe Conaerllni irlLh Grtjbomjd and Git it Coll 924 BON TO.N RESTAIRA.M Upp Flowers fttlttl i I gullin (llltd tut ste oa for Memorial and ft On our prices, before buy Pierce's Greenhouses Klondike A i Tel 1756 Orders Open All Except Sunday Funeral of Edgar Cvr The funeral of Edgar Cyr, whose was found in his rocm at the Crescent Tuc day morning, was Uiniiriiinuirn iiirnnurfnniii'i-mtitni iiiiliiuiinniillliuitiiiiii. I We lay floors homes, stores, I offices Linoleum, Tile Tex. 1 I Rubber KIDDER DAVIS RANGE OIL Phone 1455 MONTUORI OIL COMPANY jimminiiniNriiiii iiilitiiiiinninini iiinmiiiiiiiiinin i inun PRINCETON! COFFEE HOUSE I i Route 120 Tel 72-12 I 1 PRIN'CETOV, MASS I I OPENS SUVDAY MW 26 i For Ninth Season I OFFICIAL I I STATION 2 BRAKES and LIGHTS I Open Tues.

Wed Thurs. I I Fri. Eve I I E. H. GRIGGS -iiinimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiuiiimiiiiiiutuiiliuniuimif? Boiirlier-Dupiiis Mar Isola Dupuis, daughter of Mri Mary Edward Dupuis, 86 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiminiinmuiiiiiiiiiiirtiimnmiiniiiiiiiiiiiimiiiuaiiiim': DONT SELL YOUR OLD GOLD TO STRANGERS We been Jewelers in Filchburg for 35 jears and offer 5 honest value for your Old Gold and Silver I Sell Us Your Old Gold For Cash Old Rings Watches, etc, Dental Gold, Gold Filled Articles, etc.

I We w'Jl gladlv give jour gold an accurate tesl. on honest weigh- ing and a correct appraisal at no charge or obligation to ou. do not employ any traveling buyers S.M.NATHAN 47I itiimiiiiniiiumimiiiiiminmiwu miuimrniimiiiiLjiiinM Fine Diamond Wedding Rings aiiiiiniiiiiiiuiiiininiiuiiiiiiiiii riniiminniiuinntic INFORMATION FREE no matter where yon Rant to go All points or Canada For low rates, frequent service, warm buses, porters, free pillows--call, write or phone Z9CO. MUBPHT-S DRUG STOEE Main at Day Si. MOHAWK TIRES! DISCOUNT I I City Filling Stations 1 1 10 Lunenburg Street Tel.

1341 1 1118 Water Street 1 jENClANDV COKE MEANS GREATER FUEL SAVINGS 10 Diamonds Set in Platinum $23.00 Our i loon iirvict If for oil employed men and women We arrange all dttaili promptly and privately, and regulate monthly repayment! to lull Individual incomts Diamonds Set in Platinum Diamonds in White or Yellow Gold $20.00 $16.00 S. M. NATHAN 471 MAIN ST. TEL. 353 Billi, taxes, ovfo repairs, new new furniture, home and any other umilar money can be i tolved with loan from ui Cone in or NEW ENGLAND EQUITY CORP.

Room 9, 717 Main St, Fitchburg License 32 WHITE WOOLENS 54-inch $1.25 yd. to $1.85 yd. For COATS, SUITS and SPORTSWEAR jimiutiimiiMuiiiimnimmmimunmiim tin mil i -tn ui imnni iiinii iniiiiirliiiii Suburban Bus Line, Inc. I De Luxe Motor Coaches I EXCURSION i NANTASKET BEACH SUNDAY BILL DOCERAL I Garage and Office, Massachusetts Ave, Tel Fitchburg 870 Our Hospital Trips I DC Corner Day i and Main Sts. Weekdays 2,10, 3 45, 7 00 and 7 JO p.

Sundays 2.30 afld 700 m. 'iiuiiuiniiniiiiuiiiiwinimiiiiiiililiniiiiniiiiiiiimiiifniiuniuimiinDlur A A LION D'OR SOCIAL CLUB Thursday Evening MAY 23 VALENTINE'S ALSPAR WAIi A RAINT I LEOMINSTER MILLS, Inc. ADAMS ST. LEOMINSTER Open daily, 9 to 12 2 to 4 P. including Saturday brighten the darkest Boom and no longer be ihrk dWy.

A oott of Vilantme'i Vabpu Fht Wall Pmiat will nuke them gty UM) chnrfnl urf keep them thuU to the Vobptr elcmat. only Valealurt pdnte oorrtato. So eavy to ace. can mtf la an) color ahnrt Mm now limuieiMlTB It la to cofacSTbornoiwitli Vabpv Flat Wall Paint. Gruener Hardware Store 85 Main Si, New Willow.

1L 305 of the Humdrum World For An Hour and DINE At 1 Did you hear fhe Cofy announce- menf on ffie radio lasf night? 65c bottle of A SUM A perfume GIVEN AWAY A half-dram bottle of ASuma perfume (usually 65c) will be given to anyone sending to the Coty Company the Cofy teal from the top of a box of Cory Face Powder. COTY FACE POWDER Just Off Main St. $100.00 SWEEPSTAKE $100.00 FITCHBURG ELKS Friday Eve. May 24 BEANO-BINGO 4 BIG SWEEPSTAKES ATTENDANCE PRIZES MOST PLAYS 9-45 Free ADM. 35c 1-425 Free PUy (Smoking Allowed WhDe Playing Downstairs) PLENTY OF SEATS (Benefit Elks' Charity Fund) Friday Eve.

May 24 FITCHBURG ELKS $100.00 SWEEPSTAKE $100.00.