Fall River Daily Evening News from Fall River, Massachusetts • 10

'issfSEsjjsfssgssj 10 FALL RIVER EVENING NEWS TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1913 1 iSOF1 SPEAK IN PUBLIC STREETS jv CRASHES INTO POLE GET READY NOW FOR THURSDAY BARGAIN DAY imat'ig salt- for one dav Is now being planned Be wise and get your share of the matchless bargains OCTOBER Is the gateway of Winter Now during those beautiful Autumn days plan for Winter Make this store your shopping home SWANSEA CONSTABLE PLEADS GUILTY IN DISTRICT COURT AND PAYS UP $50 Mm It's "Popularity" Prompts Us to Announce Again McWliirs $100000 Christmas Gift To Charity Contest CITY SOLICITOR GRIME IN OPINION HOLDS THAT IT 18 NOT ILLEGAL But There Must Be No Breach of Lnw in Other No Statute or Ordinance Requires Issue of Permit by the Mayor City Solicitor Grime has rendered opinion to the board of police relative to authority to grant permits for pub- lie speaking in the streets of the city i the qut-stion having arisen through the recent Kershaw inr-hW and th rv- quests of the 1 to hold street meetings The opinion follows: Board of Police and License Commissioners of City of Kail River Gentlemen: To your request of September 23d fur an opinion relative to the authority to grant permission to persons to hold meetings ir address a crowd in the streets of this city I reply thereto as follows: The mayor nnd board of aldermen have the control of si'ch matter to the extent at "east of prohibiting per- sons from using the streets for such I purposes or upon such terms and con ditions as may be reasonable This was decided as to public parks or commons In the case of Com vs Davis HO Mass page 585 which was confirmed by United States supreme court in 167 47 I find no ordinance of the city and know of no statute giving anyone the I i Begins Wednesday Morning Oct 1st Ends Christmas Eve December 24th A Vote with Every 10c AUTOMOBILE COMES tO GRIEF ON NEW BEDFORD HIGHWAY IN EARLY MORNING A powerful six -cylinder Jarkson tourintf automobile occupied by a New lirdford party comprising Alderman Robert Sherman Alderman Aldege Chaussc City Messenger Lawrence Barney and Joshua Johnson crashed into a telegraph pole on the New Bedford rnAri about one mUe east of San- fon at aboUt clack tWa morning while on the way to this cHy and carromed off into a small gully on the north xlde or the roaa oaaiy smashing the automobile and giving the four occupants of the car a shaking up The party left New Bedford early this morning en route to the White Mountains with Johnson operating the car Johnson it? employed as chauffeur bv Superintendent of Streets bawton of New Bedford and the car is owned by Chausse It Is a seven passenger machine According to a statement over the telephone by one of the party a blow-' uut was sustained on the right rear tire about n0 feet away troin the pole which caused the car to dkid off the road upon the grass While turning out to avoid the pole the rear right wheel and body ot the car hit the pole a terrific crash which caused it to carrom off and land in the gully about 40 feet the other side of the pole immediately after the accident when it ascertained that none oi me iuur were injured Chausse teiepnonea iu cau8ed the righ wheel to break and the tn tn nartiallv Dulled from the TZZ kiiI ThB tnnnu todlv crumped up on the right ae wnne tne ngm wneei a nolh Tne runnlng boerd on the ri ade WM also torn otr aB wa the rtri The front conatructlon October is truly the gateway of Winter and soon the brown leaves will be swirling around the village streets It's the advance guard or the preliminaries to Winter and Yuletide which brings in its wake the hnpiratiott of Christmas and the impress of holiday giving Many have wondered and mnde enquiry "Why are your contests always so successful" There is but one answer "It's the spirit of Christmas and a sane and healthy optimism that prevails at this period When one takes a practical view of life and business we observe as a rule that optimistic men succeed By the same token the Me Whirr $100000 Gift Contest is the result of an optimistic management which in turn brings good cheer joy and happiness to others in Our 1912 Contest 1786246 Votes Were Deposited and the spirit of charity and good nil went with every vote and helped to bring happiness to the orphans and unfortunates in our charitable insti- thtions "i i -X'SSM right to grant permits to address New Bedford and had anotner car sen crowds in streets There are ordi- on to meet them When this arrived nances of the city which control the the number plates on the disabled car use of streets See sections 1 3 A 6 a spare tire and the tire from the 9 14 17 20 24 26 18 29 42 34 37 43 I broken wheel were placed on the new of chapter 40 of the revised ordinances car whereupon the party again headed But none of these or any others of for the White Mountains which I have knowledge prevent ad- The David Connell Company or dresses being made in streets unless this city were later notified of the ac-there are breaches of law In other re- cldent and told to tow the car home specta 1 which was accomplished after several I call attention to the following lan- hours' hard work guage used by the court in Barker I Though it cannot be ascertained just Com 19 page Pa St 412: "The streets i how the accident happened as yet It is are common highways designed for believed that when Johnson turned in the use of the public in passing and to get out of the grass and on the road re-passine and in such temporary oc- 1 tne Tgtti rear wheel and right rear side euoancv as are incidental to the exer- nf rhe car struck the pole which SIMPLY TEAR OFF THE COUPON OF YOUR PURCHASE CHECK and deposit it in Hie box provided for it at the Bureau of information Sixth Abie The $101 Absolutely Free Voting Voting t- Total Number of Votes Deposited in Our 1912 CONTEST 1786246 1911 CONTEST 1193660 Gain 592586 Its popularity is revealed in these swiply mounting figures Our Slogan This Christmas 3000000 Votes for Charity Not a minute too early to begin making your plans lor that inevitable holiday gift Hlf of the joy of Christmas-tide is the joy of giving to those we love and respeet Yon cannot begin a moment too soon to make up those things that will be the instrument to eonyey your love and affection PROSPERITY should be every man's portron and is necessary to a useful and well-rounded life It enables one to find time for contemplation and study It enables and permits man and woman if they will to stretch forth a helping hand to assist their needy brother or sister Complete happiness is ours only us we give happiness to others Become personally interested in this laudable contest vote every purchase you make even if it's only a it will be a worthy deed and an inspiration to do so again iuj uuu lour "iMfr mth ai- of the car seemed to be undamaged tMn(jrlll Fiar Mra Edward Thorn-but fer a slight aprlngmg of the en- toJ bQth of BoMoI) ann uicKS 0ath-gine hood and a possible sprung engine frtnt and ena iIcManon of thl cty To the ten (10) charitable institutions or societies receiving the most votes thai have been deposited in the ballot boxes by our customers Our customers dispose of this sum "by their votes Every customer tthat makes a 10c purebase in the store between the dates announced above whether it be man or woman or child may deposit one vote one whose purchase-is 20c may deposit two votes 50c five votes $100 10 votes (500 50 votes and in this ratio up to any amount The "One Thousand Dollars" will be divided into 10 the one receiving the largest number of votes secures the larger gift or prise $400 the second largest $250 and so on iu this order until the total 10 gifts or prizes have been awarded IBM Given Away society or institution in tbe city far You Our Charge Customers GOVERNMENT PREDICTIONS Waahtngtoni Sept Forecast for Southern New England Unsettled local rains to-night or Wednesday Moderate northeast to east winds Boston Sept Forecast for Boston and vicinity: Unsettled with local rains to-night or Wednesday moderate easterly winds Unsettled and cloudy weather prevails thia morning in all of the Eastern half ol the country except Northern New England the Rt Lawrence Valley Eastern Lake region and Ontario where clear skits still obtain 1 inn ha" fallen generally during the past 24 hours from the Ohio Valley westward through the Middle Miste-alppi and Missouri VaUVv end southward to the Gulf of Mexico The weather Is dear in all of the Western half of the country- The barometric preaaure is slightly above the normal Ontario and the St LawrtHWC Valley This incrt-ase Of pressure has caused FHirtrw aserly winds to prevail on the New Kngland and Middle Atlantic coast A weak baromeirict depression is central over Iowa There are depression in Manitoba and in the extreme Southwest Tin- temperature is generally near the seasonal average in most districts The lowest reported lat night in New England was 30 degrees at Greenville Me in New York City at a it was 62: Beaton Washington 64 Jacksonville 74 St Louts 62 Chicago CO St I'aul hi Denver 42 Salt Lake CItv 5" fcan Francisco Portland Ore 46 LOCAL WEATHER RECORD Monday September 23 Maximum temperature 70 Minimum temperature 54 Highest barometer 3004 Lowest barometer 2985 Maximum humidity t5 Minimum humidity 65 Mean humidity 78 Greatest wind velocity 6 miles September 29 112 Maximum temperature 60 Minimum temperature 4S Mean humidity 77 To-Day's Records At 7 a no Temperature 53 Barometer 2002 Humiditv 82 Wind 8 miles At 2 Temperature 58 Barometer 3005 JiuraddJty 60 Wind B- 7 miles PUMPING STATION REPORT Tom temperatures registered at the pumping station for 24 hours ending at noon today were Highest 82 degrees Jowept average S8 North Watuppa 38 inches below high-water mark SUNRISE AND SUNSET- Sun sets to-nigh: Sun lia Wednesday 5:42 Sun sets Wednesday 5:28 AUTOMOBILE LAMPS Must be lighted at 6:00 o'clock to-night TIDES FOR TO-MORROW Low tide 1:25 a 2:01 High tide 8:23 a 8:54 MIX UK LOCALS German! a band Thursday night Adv Clambake Show Thursday 1954-M Adv Instruction inTEwtng Copy cast and life Dubois 154 North street Adv Automobile Are and property damage insurance Butfintpn 4c Mathew-aon Adv Finest Finnan baddies newly killed chickens fowl ducks and broilers also Newport sausages fancy crab apples and cauliflower at the Bliss Grocery to -morrow Adv At the Hornbine Columbus day Monday Oct 13 there will b1 a clambake Tickets must be secured In advance Telephone 5-11 and i -14 IWffhtoa Adv The recess committee of tbe general court of IMS which is lnvestigatinq child labor conditions throughout the state will pay a visit to this city some day next week The exact date has not yet been fixed William Ford of r53 Plymouth avenue this city was taken suddenly 111 In the Union Station Providence shortly before 11 o'clock Monday night He was transferred to the Rhode Island Hospital in an ambulance The Watuppa water hoard has called for bids for furnishing that department with 2000 feet of eight-inch water pipe and 2500 feet of 10-inch water pip Bids for the same are to be in the hands of the city auditor on or before Wednesday October 8 at 10 o'clock a WEDNESDAY AT BUSS GROCERY DELICIOUS SWEET CORN AND FRESH-KILLED FOWL AND CHICKENS From Little Compton Ne other meat and vegetables would taste as nice as these at this season and the Corn will soon be gone NEW ARIVALS OF Crab Apples Cauliflower Fancy MACKINTOSH RED APPLES Fine SHELDON PEARS one of the finest Early Pears grown Seckel Pears Lima Beans Celery Lettuce Cucumbers Etc Home Hade Grape Jelly Pure Horse Radish Home Made Mayonnaise WILL BAKE PATTY nr SHELLS Doz MC CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS Doz 30c MACAROONS AND LADY FINGERS Dozen 12c And as nice tasting ROLLS and BREADS as can be made with milk and best flour Send order early please before assortments are broken and so we can send on our regular deliveries which are frequent WILL BE GIVEN A COUPON AT THE TIME Of PURCHASE-NO VOTING PERMITTED ON PAID BILLS The Voting or Ballet Boxes Are Conveniently Arranged in Our Bureau of Information THE BOXES ARE ALL PLAINLY MARKED with the Thomas Mason proprietor of a dairy farm In Swansea and also one of the town's constables pleaded guilty in the second district court to-day to two violations of the milk law and paid a fine of $60 The fine was imposed on one of the two complaints the other being placed upon file The cases were brought by Inspector McCarthy of the state dairy board who appeared as the prosecuting officer to-day and Mason was represented by Attorney Edward A Thurston The latter entered pleas of guilty Immediately following the calling of the cases The Inspector testified that one of two samples of milk taken from Mason's place showed by analysis to contain added water and that the other proved to be skimmed milk though it had not been' labelled as such when offered for sale as required by law The attention of the otficer was first called to Mason's milk when a sample of watered milk was found In the car of a milk peddler in this city It was intended to prosecute the dealer but he was so strong In his protests that the milk was just as it was received hy him from Mason's farm that a visit was made to the farm and samples Of milk secured there One sample was found to contain 30 per cent of added water and the other was fourd to be skimmed milk Maon had nothing to say in his defense to-day OBIT17AKY MRS WILLIAM HICKEY Mrs Margaret wife cf WUJlam Hickey the well-known real estate and insurance broker died this morning at her residence No 446 Whipple street after a comparatively short illness Mrs Hickey1 was taken ill only a few days ago and her death comes as a great shock to a wide circle of relatives and friends who will grieve to hear of her demise She was A K11 "wieeiugn ZZ was a mem uer oi ine amoiic Yvoma ber of the Catholic Woman's Ausocl- Dc-aed Is survived bv a hus- j' JJ "5T The funeral will take place Friday hlgb -lulem celebrated at SL Patrick's church Deceased was very well known and highly respected through out the cilv ana ner nusbana will nave the sympathy of the community In his sad affliction a number of years Dee-eased was the victim of an accident several years ago from the effects of which he had never fully recovered He had-been conflnod to his house ever since He was a native of Ireland end came to the country and this city when a very yonng man He had always re inea 111 in" ana nau aiws bWi member of St Mary's parlsn He wa hokl in hln estftera bv a11 Knew mm ana nis circle or ax quaintance was a very wide one He is survived by two dsuoters Miss Katherine and Mies Mary both cf whom are teachers in the local niMfr u-fhiiile Tho funeral -nrtM inlrA place Thursday morning with a high mass of requiem at St Mary's cathe- drl at 9 o'clock OUR FOLKS AND OTHER FOLKS Miss Em Bcnoit of Eastern avenoe underwent an operation for appendicitis at St Anne's hospital Monday The operation which was every Zf VL I'Wlemon hi Trueadale and Dr 8am nel Benolt of Lowell brother of Miss Benolt 1 l-iii VrfMi BnrUnr tf th rcntrl riir tntin ni Mm viurUr rt Weatport Point on Wednesday for a two weotts' outins The lieutenant will take along his fishing tackle and some good flan storied may be expected upon return- Rev Ralph Cushman pastor of SL Paul's church who was operated on for appeddlcltis two weeks ago has left the hospltsl and attended a meeting at the church Monday night TESTIMONY ONLY HALF IN Hearings in Anti -Trust Suit Agsinst Steel Corporation Begun in May 1912 To Be Resumed Philadelphia Sept Hearings in the anti-trust suit of the federal government a'-ainst the United States Steel Corporation will be resumed In New York to-morrow When these sessions were suspended In June the government had closed Its direct examination of witnesses against the corporation and the defense had begun to present Its side of the case The hearings are being conducted by Henry Brown of Philadelphia as examiner appointed by the United I States court for the district of I Jersey In which jurisdiction the pro- ceedlngs were instituted The esse has been under way nearly two years as the government's bQI of complaint was Hied at Trenton Oct 1911 The taking of testimony was begun In Hay 1912 It Is expected another year will elapse before the case will be taken up by the court for review of the testimony and arguments POPE PIU6 MUCH BETTER Pontiff Says He Feels Stranger and Receive! Group of Brazilian Pit-grime Rome Italy Sept Pope Pius health improved yesterday and he said he felt stronger He was able to receive a group of Brazilian pilgrims ami -alMo to give jhis benediction to a number of girls Who had just taken their first communion A chanter representing 2000 members of Ibe Order of St Augusttn distributed throughout the world and Including the American provincial Very Rev Martin Geraghty of Philadelphia yesterday elected a Spaniard Very Rev Thomiia Kortrlgue general of the order and also chose four assistants OR ANGELL IMPROVED Ann Arbor Mch Sept Dr Jam Arisen president us ua (ho I'nivcrsfly of MlcMgiui wan much improved" to-day tbousti not out of danger KUendlng physicians announc- 1 Dr Angell was stricken with paralysis Sunday LONG CLERK OT THE HOUSE Sharon Pa Sept Major Alexander McDowell for II year clerk of the Hua- of Representative at Washington died this morning at his borne hue He was 81 yean old and had been 111 for several weeka DoUclea rhocolate eocoannt macaroons eftoeoLite pineapple che also rhort-lftte clalrs the Blle-j Oroee-y Aur name of every charitable Please Oe Yew Own It Does Not Tike a No Employe Permitted To Vote Purchase FIRST PRIZE $40000 SECOND PRIZE $25000 THIRD PRIZE $12500 FOURTH PBIZE $7500 FIFTH PRIZE $5DOO SWTHPRIJEi $3000 SEVENTH PRIZE $2500 EIGHTH PRIZE $2000 NINTH PRIZE it TENTH JRIZE $1000 8c SMALL Rail 3c Suitable for HaHs Kitchens and Bedrooms JL all desirable patterns (Third Floor) '1 SOME FACTS that we waat to arophaalaa carefully ttatad improved Axturoj at the highest grade of reliable net mannhip hi PLUMBING we are prompt about luting i contrdot aud also pride ouraelvaa 'et 5 our uepenaouie repair work Tall ua yoir Plumbing troubrea afVIEU A JVUIIOIUU VU ri CENTRAL IT COR MAIM AreYfjaftafag To Build a New Home COHBTJTLT t'S about tha money W'e will iann the reqatrsd anMsavi 4Ban MM Ml our I aa aa a r-ti r-1 1 JOHN PSIABE 4 1 NORTH MAIN STBMalT MONEV TO ltAA On PI rat and o- Motqagaa Raa Eama LINt'dhN tV iiOOi) it ECPORD ii WAUVrJ foiilrrxtor aad 6enrri S-jimi Also Licensed Drain Lavrr- SB FRANK) IN STREL Special Sale of Wall Papers All This Week and DINING BEDROOM PAPERS-Roll RoH KITCHEN and BACK HALL PAPERS jjg Blocks Granites Etc Very pretty and -Over 100 patterns to pick from Very pretty floralSj stripes and eaam-brays the newest designs colors with or without borders else of these rights or necessarily rnnectfd with them No one has a Uri a iHr street bv eollectlnK therein larse assembbure i (Ka immnu nf I mm nu addrelng them In Violent loud and indecent lanruge-The common hU-h- ivays were designed for ni such pur- 1 pose If the purposes of the meeting be lawful a suitable place can ik- on tained for it without ohslruclins th "iomr their own hlghwav Thl HueiS? of speech do not re- quTr thaT the c'eaMegal "1 of Ibe whole cemmanity shall be violated tnptr innnumm ri'ni ui The freedom of the press Is as well d- i Mill oi ne servina protection as me noeny -ji speechl but no one in his wildest en- thusiaam in favor of the former haa claimed the riffht to establish printing presses in the public streets One ot Hoe's printing presses wouw certain- ly be as effectita! in eoilectinK a crowd as the Indecent and violent harangues described -4a this indlctanent The nui- I saree in tbe one case would be quite I respectable in its nature and oojeos corapareii with the demprallzlng char- act er of the other But both are pro- hibited by law as infractions Of the public right of passage" In my opinion the granting of per- mission to hold meetings or address crowds in streets would not carry wiltr it the right to violate tbe laws ex- pressed in either ordinances or aiai- utes or what is called the common law I Hut in the absence of such violation ol law ana i xprew uiuuhnu person without authority of a public Twvirri or officer his the iisnt to tem- porarilr occupy the streets and to make addresses tnerein provnueu un-public us thereof Is not interfered srith It may be deemed a wise regulation that persons temporarily occupying stieets shall have the written permission of some public official or board Yet such permission is not essential if there is no breach of law in other respects "Hu I nnd no such regulation But for srme few years past the mayor has Merclsrtlthat authority pc-haps wisely and ofthers have apparently assumed that snch authority was warranted by some express provision of law or by order of 'the city government So far as I know there is no such crime as making BdeVessea in nubile Streets or of holding meetings in the public streets of this city A pers-wi has ihe right to use the streets for euch put-nose provided he does not violate some dther provirton-of law Tour GEORGE GRIME City Solicitor STREET OILING BETTERMENTS i Action Deferrsd it Masting of Aldsr- manic Committee on Highways The aldtrmank committee on highways held a meeting Monday night at which Sunt of Streets Wolstenholme was present for the purpose of 41s-cussing the matter of betterments for (street oiling 8upt Wolstenholme submitted a proposition for the draft intr of an order hv whlrh ttu rltv wnnlrl nrvAnt tho nrnvlttnn rt statutes The acceptance of the pro visions of these statutes would make It possible for Ibe city to assess better -rrtnti tor street oiling Inasmuch as ihe season for such work is now practically over members of the committee felt that the matter could be taken of at a later date and nothing definite was done about It Th committee voted to concur In the favorable action of the advisory board on the following petitions: PeUtion of the Fall River Electric Light Company to attach wires and listures to poles of the Bay State Street Railway Company In the following locations: One on Pleasant rlreet ind six poles on President avenue east of Davol street PetUion of the Southern Massachusetts Company to attach wires and fixtures of the Fall River Electric Light Company as follows: Three poles on the west side of Winter rtreet between June and Franklin streets two poles on the east s4de of Ftster street between Niagara and Warren streets Petition of the Bay State Railway Co to attach wires acd fixtures to poles of the Fall River EJlectriciHgot Oo os follows: Two on th-easterly side of Eastern avenue near County street one pole on the southerly side of Norwood slreet opposite County street one pole on the northerly side of Sari street near Coemty street The following order was recommended for adoption at the next meet ing of the board of sldermen: "That the city engineer prepare and present a plan for the laying out and Mcceptnnce of Husrd street from Bray ton avenue to Maplowood park whenever th abutting property owners ilsm off alt clshns for damages" ALLEGED BICYCLE THIEVES John Hurley and Dennis Flllon two boys residing at SO Union street have been summoned by Inspectors West-gate and Violet te to appear In the Juvenile court on Thursday to answer to the alleged tareeny of two bicycles from the street A meeting of the aidexmantc committee on street lights has been called for next Monday night previous to the regular meeting of the whole board of aldermen i UarmanU baud Thnraday Jlght 1 ne lae OI rar- front paa was undamaged the damage nfinrt 10 the rihi rMr ot I the car presence oi HitWn Ih riht of the road was quite a scene for many peo- pic traveling on the road and many went from this city to view it The ab- sence of license number plates and the uiuk mr msih and a spare tire ave rise to a rumor that the party wanted to dodge identl- flcatlon but this was dispelled when It was learned that these things had been placed on tue car ordered iq tone mem i onward to their destlnationr In the opinion of all who saw the au- tomobile this morning the occupants were lucky that they- escaped without injury- as the damage done to the car testifies to the hard crash It received wnpn hit the pole But for the pole having a support on Its right side it thought it would have succumbed to the smash and toppled over The gully in which the car landed after hitting i he noBt is sevpvnl ftt den mil choked with bushes and weeds COMMITTEES NAMED For the Repubtcan State Convention Next Saturday I At a meeting of the Republican committees were named for Satur- uiy state convention rnese include: On Resolutions Chairman Hon Guy A Ham of Boston Hon George Lawrence of North Adams Hon James Ioftan ot Worcester Hon Clifford Gallagher of Milton and Hon TnV- 1arv n-lK 1cfc IT -i i uuiuuia win uuiriu niUrl I Vliite Taunton On Credentials lnth District Charles Chase Fall River on per- manen: oiganiratlon at large Godfrol de Tonnancour Fall River 15th dis- trlct to be nllecL REAL ESTATE SALES I These transfers have been hied at the registry: Phlllas Fontaine to Mary Fontaine land and buildings at north corner Norfolk and St Mary streets William Hodgkinson Est to Michael Tuite et al land and buildings at southwest corner Snell and Terrace streets Carrie Hood to Elise Rose land and buildings In Somerset Sarah A Hood Eat to Elise Rose land and buildings In Somerset Harriet Mathewson et all to Richard Clemmey land at southeast corner New Boston road and Garden street Wilfrid Larlvlere to Clarlsse Larl- vlere land on south side Law ton Street CONTRACTORS RUSHED WITH WORK There never has been a time In the history of the city when the electrical contractors were as busy as at present Most of their work consists of wlrlns old houses and the unusual ac- tivltv at Hhiirrl tn tht recent duction in electric light rates and tho offer of the lighting company to carry the house wiring Investment for prospective customers for one year Adv NEW CORPORATION The Mlchaelnine Publishing Co of this dty has been Incorporated with a capital of 110000 by John Santos Antonio Lirka Altpio Galvao and Jose Arroda ALONG SHORE Freight steamer City of Taunton which has been tied up at the east wharf sll summer and recently made a few trips from Providence owing to an accident to steamer Providence lett this morning Tor New Bedford where it Will enter -upon the regular winter freight service which starts In that dty to -day Steamers Maine snd New Hampshire which have been runnlnx on the passenger Une all summer from New Bedford will lay up at Newport for slight repair Harge Lswrence which has bees unloading the past week at the Bow-eivlilr Coal Co wai light early this morning and sailed for Smith Amboy towed by tug HarwM Barge Penn No 7f7 arrived Monday nls-W snd docked this morning at the north wharf of A Bowen Co and will discharge a cargo of pea dust Barge Cardenas was light late Mon- Cwy afternoon snd Is anchored In the nH I New Barge Somerset arrived Monda nlghL and left this morning towed by ttnt Cohannet for the Wajlee Coal Co Taunton Ptrtimer 11 Uc ilia arrived on time this meriting with heavy passenger Hat and a medium slsd freight liargv Edward Berwts arrived late Monday Mftemosn and la sn- ehored lit the stream 1 Frotght steamer Mohesan arrived this 1 morning with a heavy cargo and will sijL PARLOR PAPERS Up 15o ROOM The handsomest line that we have ever shown and prices lower than ever (Third Floor) MARRIAGE INTENTIONS Oscar EL Weet lei Orlnnell street Dora HlgKrnbotham 103 Fifth street George ChiWa 29il North Mala itreet Flora Hathaway 841 Mt-Pleasant street II Edward Founder 11 State atreet Providence Aldca Ijemalre 811 Bedford itreet thl fttty DIVIDENDS At a meeting of the truites ot the Fall River Savings bank Monday- afternoon a semi-annual dividend of two per cent was declared payable Oct 6 DIED UC1GH --Passed away In this cltySept 39 Jans Llgh widow of Levi Leigh aged 84 years Funeral sarvices at the realdence of her daughter Mrs Arthur Llniey Ml Mott street Wednesday at 1 o'clock The relatives and friends are nrrlted to ittond MA LONG In this city Sept 29 William Malane son of the late James Rnd the late Johanna Matone Funeral will take place from the residence of his aunt Miss EUen Urtffln No Ml Broadway Thursday OoL 1 at 8 o'clock a A high mass ef requiem will be sung for tbe repose bis soul at St Patrick's church at 9 o'clock a Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend HlCKKY In thlM dty Sept 80 Mar-wl beloved wtf of WIM Ism MUkty and daughter -of the late James iand the late Ann McMahon Fsfaeral wit! take place from Mr Hickey' residence Wo Ut Whtuolo street Friday October 1 at o'clock a A solemn htan inaes of requiem will be sung far the reiiase of her soul at St i'amcx a churclr at 9 o'clock a Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend mohn I'assed away In this city' tiept J0 Mr John Moran Funeral will take plac from bra late realdence G3 Cottage street Thursday at o'clock a High mass at Mary'o church at 9 clock a Relatives and friends are Invited attend Boston and Providence pa pers please copy In this city Refit 19 Mr Charles Handy Mineral serrtoe will Ve held at his lute residence No IS Seventh street to-morrow Wednesday at 3 clock ni Keift treaa and friends err respectfully In vlted to attend Granite Marble Sronxa LAWSONS Granite Marble Works 7B2 PMOSPECI IRRT LIVING PAPERS All and I COURT PROGRESS MEETING A meeting of the members of Court Progress Foresters of America was held Monday night whin one applica tion lor membership was received Tiie co rami tee in charge of the affair reported that further airBawements bad been made for participation in the celebration to be held in Ne-w Bedford on Columbus Day under the auspices of the lodges or that city trmania band Thursday night Adv WANTED MILLINERY APPRENTICES Also Extra Saleswomen In Millinery Department for Friday and Saturday D0RAN CO spSO-St Ask Your Grocer For Ohio Blue Hp Matches And you will gai th bt match mad Robert A Wilcox Paper Delr 116 BEDFORD 8TREET WMmU DictrihMtors Roofing and Repairing ORIVSL BOOFS Tin Bhlnglea Rubber Surface RooHng bast $180 a roll GEORGE O'BRIEN ti NORTH KI6HTH tTaiEET Tal SCB9 SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED Hy tha Electric NeeiNe Traatmanl A aae and imrmanent cure Conaulta-Uan tret Hnirs 10 lu 4 Tal 2222-M Ml A XJiarrt The NEW CROP SALT HAY 18 MOW ready for shipment On account of the dry weather It of exceptionally good quality and 1s very desirable for packing purposes stable bedding or any similar' uses Mackenzie Wlnslow Inc roto-tt-lthp JUST ARRIVED SOME MORE Pick PK aid Pink Rato HPKCl AL VALUK in Crepe Skirt at gf and cts each Our silk finished "Bengaline Is eelttng tine at only 19 cents yard Oua Colored Linens are a-ood value at cents yard Fine variety of Ladles' Neckwear Stamped Goods etc Percale Shirt Waists 5f cts each Fins line of Ladles' House Dresses Engilnh Long Cloth Cotton Cloth Sheeting Pillow case Tubing etc Call and sac tsre bargains HIEA-M BLISS Tel 20 no 206 Rock BURGLARS ARB IN TOWN $750 l'aa lor a iullcy o( ROM cor-arin( -theft burajara amk thieve and aerrajrta M-Cbace Co 32 BEDFORD STREET TV Qiaaa Wm Plarca John SlnBord BKAAT BFFOE OOINC VOUH MH WORK i'bhmtr ot Dnek SKone ajhI Itastarinr tu all Its brsjuMles prumpu ttrndrti li kist rioee Oinct "I ilRAM IK TTHUiT OUDOS RHrl IWI PI ATE NTS B1 CUBED ywi II sj Geo Bliss.