Fitchburg Sentinel from Fitchburg, Massachusetts • Page 2

rrroiBURG SENTINEL, TUESDAY. MARCH IT 41 TflC B06TQK, March II -for Beaton and vicinity: Ftatiy doody Widasaday, moatljr doudy with refai in afternoon and night; moderate northaaat winds. The mini- Bum temperature tonight will ha mar Weather eooditiooa' RaJay weeihef prevailed this morning from Mlasouri southward to the GuU of Mexico and eastward to the Atlantic coast Irom Honda to Wilmington, N. Snow waa falling at Kansas City. In the northern part of the country -the waathti rtmaurr generally lair from southern New England wort- ward to central Montana and western Wyoming.

Max. Htn 50 38 62 34 32 40 38 42 46 mum and minimum for the preceding J4 hours: 8 a Boaton 42 Bermuda 68 Chicago 34 Denver 42 Helens, Mont 44 Jacksonville 56 72 54 Kansas City 32 38 32 Los Angeles 60 76 58 Wew Orleans 50 58 50 New York 40 48 36 Norfolk 44 58 42 Philadelphia 42 48 40 St. Louis 38 50 38 St. Paul 32 48 32 San Francisco 52 68 50 Washington 38 46 38 --Tonight at 8 Phillips' Chapel Workshop Lighting Lecture. --Members of Bluebird troop, No Gtti SfflrUJSj tonight 7.30 o'clock in Boy Scout headquarters.

--The Woman's auxiliary of the Church of the Good Shepherd -will have its last Lenten service tomorrow at 230 o'clock when Miss Elizabeth A. H. Sleeper will give a talk. --A talk on "Tonsils and Adenoids and the Care of Children's Health" given by Dr. Hammond D.

Bone of Gardner at the luncheon meeting of the Kiwanis club yesterday in Hotel Raymond. Lieut Gov. Richard Evans of Marlboro was a guest. --There will be a service of commemoration of the institution of the Lord's supper at the Church of the Good Shepherd Thursday at 7.30 p. m.

On Good Friday the services will be mpming service at 10 a. devotions from 12 to 1 o'clock noon and solemn evensong and sermon at 730 p. m. --A man giving the name of George Tousignant of this aty pleaded guilty in Franklin, N. municipal court to a complaint charging him with operating an automobile while he was under the influence of liquor.

Judge Clifford fined him $100 and costs and suspended Sentence of 15 days the Hillsboro county jail. --At the meeting of the Past Presidents' association of Charlotte Guild auxiliary, S. W. last evening plans were completed for the rummage sale to be conducted April 9 and 10 at the corner of Willow and Main streets. Articles will be called City and Town Want.

Gag Tax Slice men at a meeting in Boaton day went OB record by a vote of SB to 4 in faTor of the bill of Mayor James M. Curiey of Buatssi which would provide feat HIM of Ihe pWMBt fafDBIM tstt HfD D9 dMnbuted to tba treaaurioi of the It fc eatimatarf that the amount of the gM tax which the unaaura woukf distributa to and towna tl- AOuMO. Barton's share of thia sum would be about with the remainder apportioned between the other muoieipalitiaa. The Curtey bill would not affect the one-cent gasoline tax increase bill recently enacted bV the Legula- ture, but would make available for road construction work by cities of one-half of the fW.OW.W raised annually by the two-cent tax already in force. Moat of this tax ia now turned over to the pubbc department for state road construction but the munic- ipaUtiec do not benefit except indirectly, it was contended by speakers at the meeting.

Charles M. Day, Winchendon se- Elizabeth Bonner are notified. --Fitchburg Barbers' union has voted at its recent meeting that all union barbers at the Upper common close at 6 o'clock Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights; at 7 o'clock Friday nights and 9 o'clock Saturday nights. The shops will open at 8 o'clock every morning. The new schedule will go mto effect Apnl 6 --Miss Rachel Cosentino was tendered a shower last evening st the home of her sister, Mrs.

Anna Cas- selia, 43 Canton street, honor of her approaching marriage to James Fanelli. Among other gifts Miss Cosentino was presented with a boudoir chair A mock marriage featured the evening's program. Re- freshmen were served by Mrs. Cassella. methods of highway adopted by the state.

He also urged that an additional tax be imposed upon the heavy trucks which damaged the roads. Mayor Carriere, in speaking of the inconsistencies the state departments, said that he had 125 painters in his city out of work this winter when the state employed painters from other cities to redecorate the Fitchburg armory. --The Philathea class of the Highland Baptist church will meet tonight at 730 o'clock with Mrs. Josephine Bernard, 192 Charles street --A license to operate motor vehicles issued to Emrnons F. McKenna, 158 High street, has been suspended by George A.

Parker, state registrar of motor vehicles, because he operated in an improper manner. --At the regular meeting of the Junior W. R. club tomorrow at 4 erode will ictuiir for the scrap book being made for Burbank hospital At 7 p. m.

the dub will have an Apnl fool party in the halL --More than 150 Masons of the 13th district attended the banquet and reception to the grand master, Herbert Dean of Boston, last night in Masonic hall. The district includes F.tchburg, Leominster, Ayer, Lancaster and Clinton, and members of the lodges of these communities were present. Following the banquet Mr Dean presented a stereopticon lecture of a European tour which he recently made the interests of --Dr Susan B. Coffin of the Stale Department of Public Health speak to the members of the Americanization Mothers' class at the high school Wednesday at 2 o'clock Dr Coffin's lecture on child health habits will be illustrated with a series of lantern slides. This is the second tn the series of talks to be presented by the Northern Worcester County Public Health association in co-operation with Miss Margaret E.

Kielt, Americanization director, --Miss Era Betzner, widely known as a pageant director, producer and author, died at her home in West street, New York, after a year's illness. Miss Betzner was well known among members of the Girls' Friendly society in this cit as she came in Fitchburg in the fall of 1927 to direct membora of the branch whn SIDE GLANCES 87 George dark "The home town folks want to be remembered to you, Gus. They're awfully proud of the success you've made up here." CLEGHORJN FT, iMffUttOUllBtf Mrs Mary St. Jacques, 114 Plymouth street, is at Burbank hospital where she will undergo an operation tomorrow morning. Albert Belhveau of the Belliveau Furniture Co.

has purchased a new truck. It is bright red, trimmed with black end lettered in gold. Charles taxi-cab driver and family, have moved from Da street to Plymouth street The full choir -will hold a final rehearsal of the Easter Sunday musical program for St Joseph's church at I the church torught at 8 o'clock The rehearsal will be under d'rec'nn of 5 Miss Marie A Allaire, church organist. At The Theaters Fate." Spoilers' and "So Boy" and Hell" and Eva M. Barnes, Teacher Here 50 Years, Dead Mitt Cva ML Buna, pnneipal ef the Maverick street school, ocw of tw veteran teachers of the city.

dUd from pnawnonla at bar home, Boybton last night, after a abort llhuas Sbe WM a teacher the schools of thsj dty about-M and waa ooe of the best known memban of the She fed heen ia poor health tor about a year hut the attack which caused her death waa of abort duration. Miss Barnes was born in Westminster, Jan, 24, VKt, daughter of the late John and Winifred (Keoney) Barnes. Miss Barnes was graduated from the Fitchburg high school with the class of 188L She entered employ of the city as a teacher In the South Fitchburg school in April 1881 and about three years later was transferred to the old Middle street school where she remained until about 1888 when she went to Maverick street school, now called Gallagher school On the death ofMiss Catherine Gallagher two yean ago Mias Barnes was appointed principal She taught in the first, second. Dr. is svnnrred by a sistsc, Mlas Alice K.

Barnes, and a brother, John BBOM fcatfataeity and htathsr. J. Arthur of Woreaatsr. Ihe funeral wD be held treat the nMEDlDf high mass of nouisca at St Bernard's church at It dock. Burtal wfll be in 8t Bernard's issitsOry.

She completed courses at die and Salem Normal schqols. Supt James M. McNamara of the school department today said that Mitt Barnes was an earnest, progressive and efficient teacher in her work. She was a member of the Sacred Heart society of St. Bernard's church and also of the Fitchburg Teachers' asociation.

She was very active in the work of both organizations and her advice and assistance was always in demand and freely given. Nt Syatsm of dance'' waa subject oi an addrws delivered by Attjr. John B. Hajres of bebm the Mohawk dub last evening. Approximately 45 of the senior psychology daasee, under tKe guidance of Harry Percival, in- struetor, visMed Dr.

Tefnakfs atats institution fo rthe feeble minded at Waverly today. This visit an annual occurence, and is considered to be oast el the features of the course. Delegates from Bridgewater, Pram- and LoweO normal schools were recently entertained by the Woman's Athletic association. The guests included Geraldine Larkln and Delia Gauddette, Bridgewater; Betty Smith and Louise Bollard, framingham; Loretta Young and Mary Johnson, LowelL HEMSTITCHING SHOP cdflac MTM suck dsM tddi Uw la afl wwlas. Ut as help to 401 Main Street Phone 21M Official Station ON BRAKES and LIGHTS Iver Johnson Garage Cor, Prichard and Elm Sts.

tunu't umiimiiiiMitfuiiim.iiiwiiiinii itiimii urniuiiiiiiuHu wiatii Best Majestic-- 'Big Vengeance Strand-- "White Accident "Little I 0 Sell. and TYPEWRITERS all and Ouppll for all makpa. rt Advertise Your Wants In The Sentinel, 1 Mala John Gillespie'g TrL I4S3 Of I cipated ui the papeant given in Boston at the F. 5hh anniversary In June 1929 she was sent to Shanghai to write, produce and reel the international pageant produced in the Orient She is survived by her parents. Mr and Mrs- Henry Bfttzner of Kitchener, sister and a brother in Ossinmg, Burial will be in Kitchener Wednesday.

Deaths LAPTFRRE--In Afhburnham March 31 Cyprten Lapierre agpd 91 ear3. 1 acd 23 dayi. Prajer service from St church. Aibburnham Thursdaj at 10 a. Burial In St Denis High mass of rwpjlem at St.

Denis church Monday 9 a m. BARNES--In this city' March 30, MiM Eva Barnes, 29 Boy Won ttreet agfrt 65 yca-s, 2 montU and 6 days Funeral from the home tomorrow morning with a --After the repular meeting FMchbqjg Grange Thursday a Better Homes program will be gnen Edward Hood of Lowell will I an illustrated talk on "The Re- Cmmq of Sugar." --The meeting of the Woman's r.onary societv of ihe Ban' church scheduled for TVirsdav, hnj been postponed to April 9, on account 11 of the special services TTeing held observance of Holv weoK --A Iicer5e to opeiate me to 1 veruc'fs issued to Georee 10 Washmpon street, has been ad- ed br George A PnrkeT trar of motor vehicles, who has reason to that is rot a proper person to hold such a license. Hiinuinii' niUMiinqiiuii iniiiiimuMifmmmiuninM it(n MIUIIIUUIT BRING YOUR AUTO I TROUBLES TO US! I Make MOTOR AUTO I SFRVICE the headquarters for automobile trouble-. We service all of for all of cars for sale I Tel 2530 Tom Camcj. 9 uaalaa nm RADIO SERVICE For Particular People AH Makes Radios Repaired.

WILLIAM LOVit. I 9 Pnrhnrd Street Tel. pruce Up The Litde Man This Spring man in and let spruce him itp from Ue Everybody ia now ready. New topcoarta and furnishings, tool ENSEMBLES BY SUITS M) 112.75 SUITS 7 to $7j to $18.75 TOPCOAT WASH TOP SUIT TO MATCH $7.95 and $9.95 $1.39 to $2.95 SWEATER With SPORT HOSE to Metdk $3.95 IALL and SON GO. 3 7 7 3 7 9 Main Street am i uiumuiiniil tend tywr-clcanisiy aoZ? USED CARS Backed by Our ReputaMon IIVER JOHNSON GARAGE; Cor.

Pricnnrd EI-n Pts. i I Special This Week Only I Regular $12 Pcivianent J5 Slight Rrpal SStGD OV OVAL NOTICE AND AFTER MARCH 30 THE NAWAL CASH VsiBE LOCATED AT 750 MAIN STREET IALES SERVICE SUPPLIES New and Rebuilt Registers W. A. MORENCY, Sales Agent Phone 2560-W BEAUTY SHOPPE i No. 13 Blossom St.

Room 1. i 1 Tel 417S PHOKE WE CALL FOR 2461 On SMITH'S TAXI Cleghom Sq Phone Connection! I Packaid Limoutine Sertnce 1 Monoosnock Rest 1 i Zof Wrrt Stfrot. LeuuirnsteTi A(S4S A Home For Invalids I Best of Care Guon N'clit and Day I L. D. LOFF, Matron Exduiively.

Excursions, Sohrlted. iiifiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiHiHiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimHiinuDiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiuiiuiiiiiiuiiii: i I will Union Lenten Service WEDNESDAY. APRIL MONEY EPOSITED re 3 p. m. Wednesday, April 1st.

I from that date. ends Are Payable Quarterly, April, July and Oct. 1st RUGS CLEANED Speria) Disroiint This Month CARSWELL HAWTHORNE --The Ladles' Aid society of the' somn high max of requiem at St Ber Swedish Congregational church will I gf 0 Eurial hold its meeting totnorrow i afternoon at 230 at the church in-isarju wSow Btead of Thursday afternoon. The Hogan. Boylston street aged 78 ears, meeting will take the form of ob- 110 monthj Funeral from St Bernard 12.15 to 1.00 FITCHBURG THEATRE SPEAKER REV ALLFA W.

CLARK of Ihe All Saints Church. Worcesier SPECIAL MUSIC BY CHRIST CHURCH CHOIR EVERYONE INVITED I' lUMmiiiiiiiiiuiwniHiinininiimraiiminmnimniiiniiiiuiiiiiiimiiiiiiinfHtffliiiHiiHiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiiiimiifliiiiifiv 1 1 DR. GATHERCOLE 1 MISS April Is rirkle-mfndul i i when it comes to deciding the kind of weather she likes Fes! I Don't depend upxn her i weather caprices to ywi i w-arm--our coal is more reliable. I i of Holy week with Rev. R.

T. Nyeren, pastor, speakinst on "Mary, ihe Mother of Jesus." The society hereafter will meet Thursday after- nooni. --A regular meeting of the 104th U- S. Iniar.try Veterans tssociation wni be held in C. of C.

hall tonight at 8 o'clock. will be made by committees and joint meeting will be held with the civilian committee which consists of CoL William Dolan. Major Henry H. Wtoelock, Major John T. Burke, Thomas J.

Godley, Henry J. Hyatt, Perry Wil- Jtrnet Wabh, Horace B. Snow, Ruscell Hardy, Snonel P. Hopley, J. Raymond Dwyer, and Junes A.

Shea of this city; Capt Walter Beamm of Gardner, Lieut Charles E. AcHey of lAtirenot- 8. Ayer pott, V. at F. and iU drain earjw am accepted invitations to parade on April 25.

On The Square Coffee Cop. Josl Another Oar Faded Away. Hot Dog. Arfvt Cfefhoni Cab, BavTservice. 3tt Adrt church tomorrow morning with a high 11 man of requiem It 9 clock St.

Bernard i cemetery. Burlil tn Ksriy and Avota the Hgtbl Oft Thai HAIRCUT FOB EASTKK NOW! Make Appolntracnti Zurly for Hitrdmsbif McDermott's I DSJT at. it OPTOMETBIST Room 1, New Theatre Bldf Boon: 2-1 T. M. Closrd Frl4ayi fillurdajj 9 A.

(o 8 M. Genuine Eugene Conpleta U-Mnr SS Mist MinaV Parlor 43 Main St. Tel DANCE, WED. NIGHT and Modern ODD FELLOWS' HALL LEOMINSTER Ercrett Lotno OrcoMti'a VAN DYK'S DUCHESS COFFEE Hbecfcel the PVnte wUl hava aa tt Eacter Plants at MS ftmt Advt Clover Hffi Food Shop 1ha.it $16.50 ton HENRY BOLDUC 5J1 KIMBALL ST. Td.

2602-W i 11 1 LOANS On With 5 EASTER and FLOWERS belong together! $100--total, first pavment SS 00--cost reduces lac month $200--total first pn merit S1600--cost reduces 30c month $300--total first payment J2400--cost reduces 45c month Twenty nron(b; to repay--Absolutely no other charge NO DEDUCTIONS--NO FINES--NO BONUS You Get Fall Amount of Loan hi Cash- Pleasant and dignified service on 24-hour basis A SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS OUR BEST ASSET i New England Equity Corporation I Cor. Main and Prichard Streets I 9 Prichard Street, Fitchburg Tel. 3103 License No. 32 inMimittimfflmHimiiiiM Saturday Evenings from to 8. ain Office, 745 Msu'n Street Branch, 119 Fatrmotmt Street Fitchburg.

Mau. iiiiiiiiiinniiiiiinniininnfiminmnnnniinniiimi mmimn EEUNG-- The fr? grance and beautr of arc perfectly attuned to the spirit of Easter. So, quite naturally, she expects you to it with flowers on Sunday! 5t)i. Moeckel, the Floritt Verification of Savings Bank Books The attention of the Depositors tn tfce foOowtat Banks hereby called to the provision pt Section 28 of Chapter 168, General Laws, Verifhatkm at the at doriag the year IKt, and they an napeetfofly requested atad to, theb- backs tor thb the Month af April: Worcester North Savings Institution, FHchbarff FHchbunc Saving Bank AOwJ Savtngs Bank Gardner Savlafx Bank loitntiitUrr Bank North VMfaMX, Sartacs BtsA, Ayer Orante Savtnfs Baak wffl tarify trasa April ISOi Wqr SECURE PRETTYr i With in which you have confident, to induce AndB hank, the world a better, cheerier place incial clouds vanish with knowledge that ate cash You're "sitting prtttjr serenely tranquil! What own can wt say a savings account TODAYT DEPOSITED NOW lesday, April 1st, Wfll Draw I From April Interert-Bearmg Account. From State InoarM Taau l-Y DIVIDEND to b.

Paid to 1st WiD At IUto at PER ANNUM to North Safiags.