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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1921
Page
8
In New Bedford on April 3, nine year old George Chartier and his collie Tim enjoy an official edict from Chief Edward P. Doherty allowing Tim to roam at large though the dog’s license remains unpaid. The boy and his dog celebrate not being separated.
The feast of the Annunciation is noted and St. Vincent Ferrer day is mentioned. The Holy Name Society at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross will meet next Sunday at 4 15 PM with Rev John W Culhane as spiritual director. Forty hours devotion runs Friday morning April 8 to Sunday mass April 10 in several archdiocese churches.
The Home for Jewish Children children presented the annual Purim play with music and dancing at the Franklin Park Theatre Dorchester before a capacity audience yesterday afternoon.
Judge Michael J. Murray addressed nearly 300 Ausonia Council Knights of Columbus at a communion breakfast praising unity and denouncing prejudice. He urged respect for all races and stressed the debt civilization owes to Italy and its achievements.
The breakfast honored John F. Fitzgerald with an ovation as he entered the dining room. He spoke on recognition for lawmakers, recounted his career, and sang Sweet Adeline amid cheers. Toastmaster Scigliano joked Fitzgerald as future U.S. Senator. The event followed mass at St Leonard of Port Maurice led by Rev Buzzi. Local figures including Johnny Wilson and Ed mond J Brandon spoke on unity and fighting hate.
Paris reports a moral reform backing heavier stage attire for musical comedy choruses and even comedians. The bill, urged by Minister Bonnevay and approved by President Illerand, aims to repress moral outrages in theatre and public spectacles and prosecutors may target obscene words or dialogues. The 1882 law currently bans indecent songs.
The Tiddle-de-Winks, a group of young men, stage their annual party in Berkeley Hall South End tonight featuring the Oriental Five Step. A loving cup prize will reward the most graceful dancer with organizers Salvatore Falmisano, Joseph Palazzolo, Michael Geracie and James Frico in charge.
The store known as the store that always makes good offers apparel dress accessories and home requisites at lower prices than elsewhere. It claims to study customer needs and stock specials and regular goods across basement departments for broad family needs.
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