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TUESDAY THE PITTSTON GAZETTE OCTOBER 11, 1927 PAGE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin DURYEA LOCAL MAN INJURED WHEN AUTO TURNED OVER Edward Sloan, ajyed 30 years, 926 Oxford street, Scranton, is in the Plttston Hospital suffering from severe lacerations of the left wrist re AN OPINION OF COLUMBUS "A man very well commended and most worthy andvapt for so great an undertaking." So spoke one of Columbus. Those who conduct their business through this Bank thus commend its officers to their friends and acquaintances. ceived when the Ford coupe which he was driving turned over on Main GLEANINGS A RIEJGTJIiAIR MEETING OP the Pltteton tLodge of Elks will be held thto evening at eight o'clock. THE proaULiAR MEETING OP the Girls Hl Club will bo held In the Y. M.

C. A. Parlors tomor row afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. ft street, opposite the Ijackawanna ft Railroad station at 11:30 o'clock last night A. T.

Walsh, of 3524 Field street. 3 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. Detroit, who was with Sloan, was uninjured. The accident oc "Three Little Chestnuts." Miss Violet Schmaltz accompanied her on the piano. MR.

AND MRS. JOHN HORAN, of 9 Cole street. Port Griffith, are rejoicing over the birth of a son. THE JUNIOR W. W.

G. OP THE First (Baptist Church, Water street, will meet this evening at the home of 'Miss Lucille Jones, 207 Montgomery avenue, West Plttston. THE iOFFIOE AND STORE EM ploycs of Wllkesbarre and vicinity will conduct a get together danco at the Wllkesbarre Business College auditorium Thursday evening. Music will be furnished by Johnny Matzer's eleven piece orchestra, featuring five Victor recording artists. A REGULAR MEETING OP THE Ladies' Nest of Owls will be held this evening and the hour hasbeen set forward to 7 o'clock to allow, time after the meeting for members to visit the stores, which are having special displays tonight.

ROMAN TODAY "The Midnight Sun." Pit KT7SCHEL has resumed practice. 12 South Main St. 4ol0t curred when Sloan tried to avoid a collision with a street car, turning so qulckjy that the front wheels Mil mers cramped and caiused the car to up set. gs ganK Sloan was caught under the car The First National Bank PITTSTON, PA. Capital.

Surplus and Profits Over One Million Dollars Resources Seven and One Half Millions 1 HAROLD J. MAHON, President S. M. PARKE, Vice President JOHN BENFIELD, Cashier and Trust Officer J. RYAN, Assistant Cashier L.

A. BORTONE, Assistant Cashier. DIRECTORS: and it was necessary to lift the auto MAIN BROAD STS, PITTSTON.PA VMS I iXzlW lUL to rescue him. Officer Joseph Waul Mllllll.hljlUiW.hUhhMg conls, who was on duty near the spot, directed the removal of the man and took both men to town hall where THE IFUNERAI OP MRS. Thomas Teplir will be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock from the family residence, 2 Leonard street.

A requiem mass will be eung in St. R' C. Church at 9:30 o'clock, wKh Interment in St. John's Ceim BEVERAL PITTSTOOTANiS SAW four large birds which they declare nave been eagles circling the city yesterday at a high altitude. It is aid that there are eagles on Me tioopany mountain, and It is believed those birds may have come down to Plttston for a visit.

THE LATHES' GYMNASIUM classes at the Y. M. C. A. open tomorrow.

Ladies' class, 2:15. Girls', 4:30 to 5:30 p. m. Business girls', 7:30 p. m.

Rates for ladies' class, all others $1.50, for term of ten weeks. The pool will not be open this week on account of repairs. THE QUOTA CLUB HELD A Dr. B. S.

Androsky gave first aid to I Sloan and then removed him to the tnspital. Walsh was permitted to re turn to scranton. The car, which was owned by an auto livery service Come into our new way cleaning company of Scranton, was badly damaged. and dyeing shop on Tuesday night. We will be glad to show you our work and explain methods.

Rosebud Social Club Dance Y. M. I. HALL, Tuesday Evening, Oct. 1 1 Music by "Red" PRICE'S CALIFORNIANS Featuring "Kid" Alcohol, Leading Ballroom Entertainer.

Date Changed to Accommodate Million Dollar Week Banquet. Death of Mathew Martin. Duryea has lost one of its best known and most respected residents in the death of Mathew MarUn, of 412 Hill street, who nass JUDGE'S Just Below the Roman Phone 749, away early this morning in the regular weekly dinner meeting last evening 4n the Elks' Home. Mrs ACQUITTED OP ASSAULT Giving the defendant the benefit of the doubt, Judge Jones toy de Sherman Ryan gave the invocation and after the dinner rendered two solos: "The Shoogy Shoo" and S.M.Parke Thomas Pauxtis H. J.

Mahon WA.Hay John A. Law John M. Dobbie W. L. Pace John W.

Berry James L. Watson university Hospital, Philadelphia. Mr. Martin had been ill a long time, suffering from miner's asthma and complications. He was under treatment in the Uinverslty Hospital last year for several months and returned to the hospital five weeks ago.

orn in Yorkshire, England, Mr. Martin was 58 years of age. He cision adjudges Joseph Jlehallc, a married man, of Kingson, not guilty of the charge of criminally assaulting a little girl last June. I of Sacred Heart Church, which will be held in the parish house Wednesday evening, Oct. 19th.

A new stove will be purchased for the kitchen before that time, which will facilitate build. Any information phoned to 4S1 Moosic would relievo his familjv, The Ladies' Bible Class of the P. M. Church met at the home of Mrs. Wm.

Williams, Swetland street, last evening, with 30 members, present. The collection amounted to $30. the task of serving the large crowd MILLION DOLLAR WEEK SPECIALS AT LEVLNE CLOTHING STORE jf THIS STRONG PITTSTON BANK OFFERS THE BEST 1 BANKING SERVICE OBTAINABLE. DO YOUR BANKING WITH THE I FIRST NATIONAL I SALE OF FUR COATS We are enabled to present to every fashlon iwise and thrifty woman and James Lynch, manager of tha Pastime theatre, is spending a Week in New York City. Tomorrow being a legal holiday, the People's Savings and Trust Com pany will not 'be open for business.

Miss Catherine Rittel, of Syracuse, N. is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Rittel, of Stephenson street. miss of Wyoming Valley the great i NOW SHOWING est fur opportunity during Million Dollar Week, an event of extraor dinary importance chance to save came to America at the age of 19 years, and ever since had been a resident of Durya, where he was very widely known.

For many yej.ro he had been employed as a. blacksmith at William A. Colliery, of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company. He was married to Miss Annie Curtis, member of an old Duryea family. The survivors are Mrs.

Curtis and two children, Grace and Curtis. both residing at the homestead. One brother, Robinson Martin, resides in Duryea, another brother, Thomas Martin, in Wimmers, Wayne county, Pa. Three brothers and one sister reside in England. Funeral services will be conducted at the home Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock by Rev.

J. W. Trice, pastor of Duryea Methodist Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Marcv CO to 30 per cent, ottryour purchase of the newest, smartest, and depend able fur coats. Make your selection expected.

Mr. and Mrs. (Arthur Faraday and son, Arthur, have commenced housekeeping in a neatly furnished home, 210 Dickson street. The employees at the Hallstead colliery were paid yesterday after noon. The annual banquet under auspices of the Sunday school of the Brick M.

E. Church will be held Friday evening in the parlors of the church. A fine program has been arranged and a good time is in store for all who attend. Mrs. Carl Warner will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society of Brick M.

E. Church at her home, on Hooven street, Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Much anxiety has been caused by the disappearance of Joseph Burke, aged 2B years, of York avenue. He left home a week ago and wore no hat or coat. He had on dark trousers and a light shirt.

The young man is MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM. Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw early. SALE (OF CLOTH COATS Offering these coats at remark saving, during Million Dollar Picture Jff Has VJSf' jvL, Captured fMi Heart iSwi" the World Huehestowwn, John Mullarkey, of has returned home. STYLE SHOW See the Beautiful New Styles on Live Models. This Evening 7 to 9 Latest 5th Avenue Creations will 1' 51 North Main St.

Cemetery, with the following acting m2? PaUl Dolsl' Anthony Gen Berkant' GCTe re Gene Llppi and Domlnlck Paolacci! Week. Coats that are straight in silhouette, slightly flared, or flared all around. Plain coats or those whose smart lines are enhanced by intricate pleatings, stitching and Cemetery. tiered effects. A large number of people have Dr.

cn.Rnv i.o Collars, cuffs and borders are AVOCA JABCZANKA (FUNERAL WAS VERY LARGELY ATTENDED. Honor was paid to the memory of the late Stanley Jabczanka this morning when a host of friends gathered for the funeral services. It been enlisted In preparing for the tice. 6 South Ma.ns,'" lavishly trimmed with luxurious Personal Mention Mrs. Mary Melvin Is seriously 111 at her home on Washington Terrace.

Miss Mary Stoniklnls, of 224 Mill left Saturday night to reside with her aunt, In Cleveland, Ohio, i A party was given at the home of Mrs. A. Serino, of 30 New street, In honor of her son, James, who has Just completed learning his trade as a machinist at the Glen Alden Shops In West Plttston. Dancing and games were 4ol0t Read the Gazette and Keep Posted. annual pupper of the Altar Society 5 feet, ten inches tall and of heavy furs Tip Fox, Beaver, Badger, wolfe, opposum, natural and dyed squirrel.

In every department of the store was one of the largest funerals ever which I am unable to mention there a.re great savings during Million Dol lar Week. Come in to make your Million Starring enjoyed Iby all. A midnight lunch purchase early. LOUIS LEVINE Family Clothier 34 X. Main upstairs Open evenings A Mighty Wave of Values Dollar Week "Over John Gilbert eon was served to the following: Misses Susie, Theresa, Louise and Xlcl Chlavaccl.

Jennie Tlllie, Min with Renee Adoree nie Rocco, Anna Bell, Angela Bell, Angellne Olan, Lillian Mandanar, "SPECIAL" held In Dupont and the massive floral offerings were of exceptional beauty and variety. A ttilgh mass of requiem was jsung In Sacred Heart Church, Dupont, at 9:80 o'clock by the pastor, Rev. Frank X. Kurkow skl. Interment was made in the church cemetery.

The young man had been a member of Battery 109th Field Artillery, and the Ipall bearers and two flower carriers were members of that organization in charge of Sergeant John Loftus. They were: George Washlk, Winters. Bernard O'Brien, Frank Petrozella, Nicholas Shingola, Joseph Kolenda, James Nealon and Michael Guzzy. Forty boys and girls also assisted in carrying the flowers. Anna Wasko, Mary Phillips, Sophie 1 A Ladies', Gents' and Children's Hair Cutting at Martins, 50c.

By appoint ment 75c, 28 N. Main St Call 640. Cesla, Anna Urgalonls, Celia Kupa lesky, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Doran, Mr. and L. Cresl, Mr. and Mrs. X.

Chlavaccl, Mrs. Serino, Carmen Oliver, John Barone, James and Stanley Serino, Nicholas Rocco, William Daley. Cyril Morgantinl, Charles Cregio, Thomas Doran, William Felgio, James Annunciata, 1 A general and mighty dealer co operative affair to celebrate a MILLION DOLLAR WEEK a big business boon in Pittston. An event in which each individual merchant otters his verv best to help swell the grand total HIS BEST QUALITIES; HIS BEST PRICE SAVINGS a gigantic selling movement AND ONE WHICH BENESCH SONS HEARTILY ENDORSES with rock bottom prices ALL WEEK. JOSEPHINE TIGHE 6 Broad Pittston, Pa.

Alustin Ambrosino, Thomas Bone, John Bone, Michael Bone, Joseph Gennaro, Michael Smart, Vasco Chlavaccl, Larry Colondo, James Mrs. Agnes Alexander, of 1107 North Main street, and Mrs. Caroline Fenner, of Wyoming, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bacon, of.

Nobscot, Mass. rs. Alexander and Mrs. Fenner and Mr. Bacon were friends in Scotland, DOLLAR DAY Save on Hosiery and Lingerie.

Our Dollar Day Specials Tribett, Anthony Olan, Michael FREE Mendicott, Allen Pepe, Ralph Nar VITAPHONE FEATURES SISSLE BLAKE in their version of "THE BIG PARADE" LIGHT CAVALRY OVERTURE Played by VITAPHONE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA done, Anthony and Joseph Pepe, Vincent Decrego, Kenneth Melber Wednesday and Thursday. over 60 years ago, serore any ot ger, Wilson Hawk ana jonn jox. A party was held Saturday af them came to this country, and have not met since leaving Scotland. Incidentally, while in Massachusetts. ternoon in honor of the second Don't forget plenty of real values.

No exchanges, no C. 0 no charges. All sales cash and final. birthday of Sheldon G. Goodrich, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clark H. Good BE AWARDED SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15th no obligations of any sort SIMPLY LEAVE YOUR NAME AND AD rich, of 19 Swallow street. The home was beautifully decorated for Mrs. Alexander and Mrs.

iFenner will visit various parts of Boston, the city where they landed a half century ago, and where they have not visited since. A massive, handsome BENGAL CABINET RANGE plain back with bright nickel trimmings white enamel splasher high warming closet WILL the occasion, the color scheme being pink and green. The little boy Rally Day will be observed in the received many beautiful gifts. A Langcliffe Presbyterian Church next dainty luncheon was served by Mrs. Clark Goodrich and Mrs.

Emery G. Seeing la believing. Come in on Tuesday night and Jet us show you some of the wonders we do In cleaning and dyeing. JUDGE'S Just Below the Roman Phone 749 For The Bride who wants the latest, in design, correctness and un Carey to the following: Mrs. Harry Groodrlch, Ruth, Harry.

and Sunday morning. The ordinance of baptism will also be administered. Tomorrow being Columbus Day and a legal hojiday. the First National Bank of this place will not be open for business. Roy, of Scranton; Mrs.

Thomas Register Your Name for the Free Range questioned Nelson, Viola Nelson, Reba Campbell, Ruth Birbeck, Grace Birbeck, Edna Mae Blrfoeck, Dorothy Stev quality. WYOMING enson and Marjorie Stevenson, of Moosic: Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Goodrich, Rluth June Goodrich, Sheldon WLIETJ G. Goodrich, Mr.

and Mrs. Emory Tomorrow being a legal holiday the First National Bank of this place will not be open for business. BUY! SAVE! G. Carey, Mildred Carey, Byron Carey, Herbert Carey, Norman The West Wyoming Methodist Lampman, Mrs. Thomas Havard, Episcopal Cradle Roll will meet to morrow at 2 o'clock for the regular Eloise Havard, Francis Tabone, Pompien Tabone, Maizle Groze, Alex Hunter, Agnes Christy, John FAIL TO SAVE YOUTH Palaclos, Oct.

11. Fifty hours of effort by his teammates to maintain life by artificial respiration failed, and Carl Berry died as a result of Injuries received In a football game Saturday. Horry was stricken with paralysis. His fellow players tried to keep him alive by "pumping" his arms, a serum was given the boy yesterday, but he died later In the day. i ii man w' i i i i Christy, Jack Kinney, Charles Kinney, James Jamison, Rose Nolan, business and social session at the chapel.

The serving and entertainment committee this month includes Mrs. Asa Atherholt. Mrs. Elmer Masters and Mrs. William Heist.

All members are requested to be pres AND ENGAGEMENT I RINGS i MaJthlOTDEN WEDDING RINGS Standard since IMS J.A.1 SWIS 5 So. Main St. Mary Catherine Brady, Joseph Oaughan, Sterling Davis, Jane May Luinley, Marylin Martin. ent. The superintendent.

Mrs. rea Raymond Kelly, of Trenton. N. I II rrSrrSSS8' Leach, has enrolled five new babiesi i UaKnlil Ullin. Trnv who has been visiting Mr.

and Mrs. I UII3 infilling, ll.ium I Elva Lorraine Troy, Howard AVil liam Pascoe, Edith Mae Kishbaugh and Baby Chapman. The Civic League will begin its fall and winter activities with a fluncheon meeting to be held Friday, OCT. gW 13 Mr. Merchant 1 ZtfLJj $150 BEDROOM SUITES A four piece suite of commanding beauty, great restfulness and $185 TEN PIECE DININGROOM SUITE October fU, at Wyo Inn.

Luncheon will be served promptly at li o'clock. After the annual election of officers plans for ifuture work will be formulated. A full attendance of members and their friends Ten pieces finished in WALNUT COLOR extension table; serving table buffet, china closet, five chairs and arm chair, chair seats in, GENUINE LEATHER a suite of striking beauty SPECIAL TERMS. Fall Season Lehigh Valley EXCURSION TO NIAGARA FALLS and BUFFALO SUNDAY, OCT. 16th $4.50 ROUND TRIP Lv.

Pittston 12:10 A. Sunday. Oct. 16th Arriving: Niagara Falls. 6:30 A.

Oct. 16. Buffalo. 6:15 A. M.

Oct. 16. Keiiirning. loaves Niagara Falls, 1:00 P. 51., Buffalo 1:15 P.

making same stops as on going trip. is hoped for. Persons having articles for the Methodist Church ladies' bazar fancy work booth please leave them at the church tomorrow afternoon1 of this week between 2 and 4 o'clock. I all around practical worth. Pieces are of walnut finish and very stylishly designed SPECIAL TERMS.

$112.75 $149.50 A special meeting of the Retail Merchants' Union will be held at the Owl's Club Rooms, 61 South Main Street, Wednesday, October 12 th, at 8 P. M. Important business will be transacted and officers of the Central Office will be present. Signed EXETER Is here. Dancing, card parties and other entertainment will now occupy your time and attention.

You'll want to look your best, which will bo impossible Without some thing in JEWELRY to put on the finishing touch. We carry a complete line for this purpose of. Diamond Rings, Earrings, Bar Pins, Compacts, Pearls 'and Wrist Watches. com The Great House of eoesch Soins 63 65 South Main street, Pittston plete line of Wedding Gifts. Ansclml Funeral.

The funeral of Leo Anselml, non of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Anselml, was held Saturday morning from the family residence. Battle avenue, with many friends and relatives In attendance. Masses of beautiful flowers were went to the liercuyrri home by sorrowing friends, A requiem high mass was celebrated In St.

Cecelia's Church at 30 o'clock. Interment wm made In St. Cecelia's I M. EPSTEIN Railroad Committee CAttpmetiTU Jeweler and Optician 93 North Main St..