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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1922
Page
3
A local advertisement showcases Misses clothing with flowing lines and youthful flair. The sale highlights items priced around fifty five dollars and stresses alterations available before Palm Sunday.
The House approved engrossing a bill requiring that transfers of funds between trust company departments receive Bank Commissioner approval. Hannagan sought a harsher penalty and banning savings departments. his amendment failed 36 to 67. The Senate adopted an order distributing Bank Commissioner Allen’s statement to depositors and creditors of banks.
Unnamed man invaded the new Merchants and Trust Co bank near the United States Treasury during its opening in Washington. He grabbed a $5000 package as tellers pursued, a passerby helped detain him, and police recovered the money. The suspect, Edward Royton of New York City, lacks city records.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. E. Street of Brookline announce the engagement of their daughter Ming Frances Street to Earle Brandon Goldsmith of Winchester. Miss Street attended Capen School and Walnut Hill School and is active in All Souls Lend a Hand Club. Goldsmith served with the 23rd Engineers. The wedding will be in June.
Nicola Costanza aged 72 of 303 North Street died yesterday at Commonwealth Hospital. A long time North End resident who came to this country as a boy, he is the father of Ward 5 Representative George Costanza. Survived by wife and two sons George and Ralph, funeral set for St. Leonard's Church Prince Street with burial in St. Michael's Cemetery.
Thousands report relief from digestive issues by eating Fleischmanns Yeast. It supplies essential elements, promotes bile and pancreatic juice flow, and improves digestion. It cleans a coated tongue and can be taken in milk, orange juice, or with bread or crackers.
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