Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 3

FRIDAY -THE PITTSTON GAZETTE- PAGE THREE MARCH 31, 1922 mmmm a mm mm BEW --of ARE the FOE 53 YEARS the Miners' Savings Bank has been helping its customers (firms nod individuals) to grow. And we are pleased to note that many of them have become strong, and im-. portant business concerns. Fake Stock Promoter He is working among us looking for victims and easy money." BEFORE INVESTING LET INVESTIGATE FOR YOU. IN WEST PITTSTON AT THE OF 88 Mrs.

Elizabeth Thomas Hutton. Hutton, widow passed away this i morning at lie home of her grand- i daughter, Mrs. William Jefferson, 12 i Philadelphia avenue, -West Pittston, 'after a few days illness. Death was due to complications developing from advanced years. Mrs.

Hutton was born in Durham County, England, Oct. .1, 1833. and was SS year of age. She was married in England to Thorn- as and the couple came to -America 42 years ago: The 'family 1 home was for many years at Miner's where Mr. Hutton died four-I I teen years ago.

Deceased Wflfh a mem- I i her of the Miner's Mills M. E. 'Church. She is survived by ope daughte-, Mrs. i Oeorge Sunimefsoii.

of Davenport Centre, X. also by eight grand- hildren. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Pittston, Pa. -w Pig JiFULTONSTOEETlN Better Be Careful Than Sorry, OiEO VEHY SUDDENLY ROMAN Today and Tomorrow The Roughf Diamond B-flMMnilMPCME I niiiMuuiiufi-i Will be in his new store tomor the greatest race pltit lire ever fimicd, witli t'a rr. Star of "Over the Hill," in Ihc stellar role, will ho Ihc attracllon Monday and Tncwlay.

row morning, Notice To to maet his old customers and "any new ones. He will "have a bigger line of Fresh Fruit and Vegetables with his usual stock of choice Groceries. Also a complete assortment of Chicken Supplies." Subscribers who Intend to their address or about April 1st will assist in having their Gazette delivered promptly liew' Heart trouble caused th sudden-! death last evening of Joseph Shafer, aged 71 years, while-he wan-. sitting in; a chair after finishinnsupper at his home, 53 Fulton streel. Mr.

Shafer; recently underwent an operation at1 I'ittston Hospital and had been home only about a month. Me was em- ldnved al Kutler colliery and attend ed the Methodist Episcopal The family formerly lived on a farm in the vicinity of Paddy's Land and Pnltnii two and lived with an unmarried isistor 'and brother, Miss Maude and Herbert i Shafer. i The funeral will be held tomorrow i afternoon with services at the home' jat o'clock, liurial will be in I'itts- ion Cemetery. 1 Sport Summdry New York Johnny Wiesmueller," 17 year old phenotn of the Illinois A. C.

made a new world's record last niKht when lie swam 200 meters In 2.18 1-5. The New York A. C. polo team defeated the Illinois learn 4 to 3 and won the national A. A.

I', championship. I New York The Pershinpr stadium is not th place for Paris to staRe the l24 Olympic ptmes, hut' Whenever it i is held We will no and mo cheerfully, Jf'r. T. Kirby, President of the American I Olympic committee said. New York Tex Ricknrd had "nothing to say" about his plans to promote a bin bout this slimmer between Carpentier and Gene Tunncy or Carpentier and C.rcb.

"I'll have to say as soon as my attorney Jet me talk," ho said. Philadelphia, William T. Tilden. II. national 'and world's champion; Vincent lUchaids, luuioijal junior, champion; Wallace Johnson, na-tioral finalisi and Craig Piddle, former Florida champion, the-four favorites came IliVough their npcniim; Mau'lies iii the middle states indoor championships in tennis here yes- Checking Accounts are Invited.

THEATRE Subscribers coupon below and mailing or as Soon as the new address is deter- new address. Townji Street Townt I i or A. C. Custer, who opposed laddie made the lormer i'Torida champion extend himself lo the limit to TytlIT. P.0i:T()rn wHl opfh their -s Mt uiz Sinn ill Main, street on Saturday.

April 1st, with a full line of Clothing and Cents' Furnishings. Don't miss the -opening on Saturday. them we'll be 1 'l'oscaniiii-Ii Scala Oreheslra lint II Toscanlni-La Scala Oreliestm Air (Adam) French ill fe IVI ILBM I 72 South Main St. wiv va -Nassau Nassau, liahama Islands, March 31. necca for winter tourists and center was partly of rumrunitHig activities, In ruins today as a result of a fire.

The lire started in the laundry of I he highest tourist hotel here, the Colonial, and spread, forcing firemen to dynamite other buildiiiKS to stive tile city from destruction. Then- were no casualties and the fire was brtniKlu under control today. The tourist season closes -today and fi were left here. We invite you' glad to DWR OUS FIRE IN CITY OF NASSAU E9" i i I Local Gleanings A SO.V WAS BORN YESTERDAY to and Delnney, of Searle street. GBORC.K GREENLAND IS MOV-ins his KToeery store li'om It road Ktreer-to 72' "South Main street.

THE w'uKKEKS OP the First Baptist Church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the chinch. JESSE MILLER HAS BEEN Appointed street commissioner of Tuuli-hannock borough, vice James Wynd, resinned. REV. ROBERT P. KREITLER will, be the visiting Lenten preacher, nt St.

James' Episcopal Church tonight at 7:30 o'clock. A DAUGHTER WAS HORN YES-terday to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin, of I'ine street. Mr.

Martin was formerlv Miss Grace Rcdington. LENTEN DEVOTIONS STATION'S of the Cross and Benediction will he held in St. John's R. C. Church this afternoon at 4 o'clock and this evening at 7:30 o'clock.

REHEARSAL OF THE EASTER cantata will be held this evening at o'clock in St. John's Lutheran Church. ALL MEMBERS OF THE W. C. T.

1. are requested to attend the funeral" of Mis. William Chivers, which wilj take -place tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. THE Fl'N'ERAL SERVICES OF Mrs. William Chivers will Ve held tomorrow atternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the family home, on Landon stueet.

Hurial wi'l be in Pittston Cemetery. CONTINFED RAINS AUK KEEP-ing the water in the Susquehanna up in a point far above normal. Today noon the river was nine feet above low water mark. ANOTHER RAW RAINY clay. March came in like a lion and appears to be going out in the same unpleasant fashion, as the Weather Man predicts rain or snow for tomorrow.

THE NAME OF MISS GERTRUDE O'Neill was omitted from the account of the scrVieeMield by the World Wide Guild of the First Ilaptist Church Wednesday evening. Aliss O'Neill gave the Scripture lesson. THERE WILL BE AN IMPOR-tant meeting of Lodge No. 405, I. A.

of Monday, April 3d, at 7 p. m. William II. Hammond, of Washington, will address the meeting. Members of Cox ton Lodge.

No. 352, are Invited to attend. JAMES MOH'SKY, A STUDENT in the Eighth Crude schools of Dur- yea, was severely injured yesterday about noon. While on his wav home for dinner he hoarded a truck and in some manner fell off, the hind wheel passing ovi him. He, suffered a broken leg and other injuries.

The boy is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Molusky, of Donley street. DAVID CAMPBELL. THE HA liber, is now settled in his new loca tion over Freed jewelry store.

The room is well lighted by four windows and is iurnishod in pure white, which manes a very pleasing appearance. At the entrance on Main street a card on the door with "Campbell's Barber nconnu i' loor, Front Walk to satisfaction, directs you where to go. Coiwtlci-o always home ail day on Saturday. Corsets from $.1 up. Katlieiine Llakesiee.

11 South Main fli, TOO LATE TOR CLASSIFICATION For Sale Seven passonger touring, Thomas Flier Special, in excellent condition. For information call IScl) S56-X For Rent 7 room flat. Call Hell in3H2 Personal Mention Frank City, visited terday. Conway, of New York friends in Pittston yes- Max ilarkus, who has been spending the past week in- New York City, has letureed to his home on P.road street. The condition of Mrs.

Mary Lough-ney. of IS James street, who met with an accident 1 falling down a flight of stairs at her home three weeks ago, i much improved. Dr. and Mrs. H.

L. McKown, of Tunk bannock, formerly of IMttston, have been spending the winter in Florida and are expected home by boat from Savannah about April iith. Mrs. Mary Pryor. who has been confined to her home on Wright street, Duryea, for the past six weeks by Illness, litis been removed to the Taylor Hospital, Scranton, for surgical treatment.

John K. Walsh, of William street, entertained a number of guests at. her home yesterday afternoon in honor of Misses Helen and Ruth Sheerin, of Indianapolis, who are guests of Virginia Foy; and Miss Helen Thomas, of Cincinnati. who is visiting Miss Elizabeth Kellv, of Scranton. Bridge and f(in were played.

Mrs. John F. Reynolds and children, of Nafus street, who have been residents of Pittston for many years, are to move to Hartford, to Mr. Reynolds, who has been employed in that city during the past few years. Mr.

and Mrs. Reynolds' daughter, Mrs. David W. Leyshon, will go to Arizona, to join her husband, who has been located there recently. Mr.

and Mrs. Wiliam Smiles, of William street, have everything in readiness to leave Pittston. next Monday for Ashland, Wisconsin, where they will make their home hereafter with their son, Dr. Clyde Smiles. They will be accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Davis, the latter being a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Smiles. The Smiles family have been well known residents of Pittston for a groat many years, and their many friends here regret very much their departure.

ATTEMPT MADE TO The police of Pittston are searching for a stranger, of whom they have secured a good description, who made an attempt to pass a raised $5111 on a bartender at the hotel of Charles Ru-daitis, 193 North Main street, yesterday afternoon. The bill of currency had been raised from $5 to 150 and, there not being change enough in the crsh drawer, the bartender left the room to have the bill changed. The stranger suspected that his scheme was detected when the bartender return'ed, he was gone. It was a short while later before it was discovered the bill was'ti $5 one which had been cleverly raiRed to G0. Sergeant Mc-Manif is conducting an investigation.

Read the Gazette and keep posted. BOYS and GrtRLS who Is'U to efirrt $5 irt JoIdl by April loth should call on Mr. Quinu at once. 227 N. Main sL- TPittston' place of residence by filling out ing tin same to The Oazetle office mined.

Gfvc present as well as the Name Present Address New Addrei Either Phone 100(1. terday. Tilden of Koulke. College il-i); fi-ft and later won from 'Itti itMTTn tsoiti i iladcl- p'hia TriKh'Sc'liooT Toy, li-; Richards beat Clii'owd Cniveiiiv )i l'enns Ivania woo from. W.

T. Camiibell. II-j fi-0 and in ibe round diaries wee.t down before ii--t; li-1. hear any or all of the FISHERMAN'S DELIGHT OUR TACKLE It will pay you to tackle us before you tackle the big tish. We carry one ot the lamest lines It SIPPLIES in lite vulley.

w. linvn always suited you in oualilv and prices ami we are sure we can please you this season better than ever before. uv. inivo 1 mil the oxiicrlence of many years, so profit by it. See our Window Display.

M. Epstein JEWELER -'AX OPTICIAN. 1)3 North Main Streel, Now Is the Time to Think About Coal If of our customers have neglected to order a supply of eoal we will lake care of you at the old prices as long as our Mocks hold out. Kelp us to serve you by placing your order at once. F.

W. JENNINGS Pittston Coal Plume 524 Pockets Pittston, Itcll Pa. REVENUE CUTTEH SAFE AFTER GROPING IN FOB New York. $1. The revenue cutter Sui'Veyor, which was reported inifsing in Long Island Sound, is safe at Norlbport, according to a mcKSago received at the barge office here today.

Win. 'R. Pander's, deputy surveyor' of the, port, advised custom house authorities that the, surveyor missed i-s destination. Hayville in fog- ami oej last night ami put into Xorth-poi-i, "miles' further East on Long' Island Bound. The cutter was grop-'intr in lie all night.

www HAT SHOP Take one look at our window and you are sure to see your spring hat, prices $2.85 to $7.00 i 10 North Main St. $eaci acQs The Height ot Fashion neaiuifully Finished In 14 colors ajid six designs. 54 Inches long, Per St mud, BETTY BE AD GIRDLES to match in Silvcrtpne colors. $5 each, two patterns. Sec our ivln.

don-, -v LEWIS Jewelers Watch- 18 N. MAIX ST r.V riTTTOJT. James Smiles 3km Now On Sale At Same Phone Number 261 JT VI1 7 VIV xri-f xi-y Hat'riHburg, Ilareh -SI. The pendulum of harmony seekins" within the Itepuhllcan orafiization swims today to Hie consideration of Harry V. Hakcr, secretary of the Republican stale committee, as the earnestly sousht "harmony candidate" for Cov-emor.

"I am noi a candidate and 1 don't want to said Baker when today concerninK the new movement. party leaders, fear-inn the success of Clifford l'in-chot's independent candidacy if the forces of the party continue to he divided amom; the lour candidates now in th race, were understood to be prepared to, insist that Haktir step into, tho ap. It was uracil by advocates of harmony that I laker was opular with party workers throughout tbe stiilc ami that the 1iijr leaders wcr-einially ready to welcome as a "liai Party -leaders were i-eUirninK to IMiiladellihia from today where they ntteuded a luncheon, and will rmsume consideration of the situation. PROMISE EPISTLE New York, March 31. Olivia M.

I. Stone resumed the stand in her own defense today when her trial for tho murder of Ellis Guy KinRead, whom she shot, near his home, in Brooklyn, last stmimer, was continued. The prosecution sought to establish that Miss Stone threatened Kinkead with breach of promise suits, auto-matically acknowledging she was nt ver. his wife. Tho nurse today identified a letter she to Identify yesterday, after she had been required to copy it in She cried and broke down, but admitted she had written to the lawyer concerning breach of promise.

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