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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
7
Modern devices like elevators and pneumatic tubes enhance shopping satisfaction. The Depositors' Account plan at Houghton & Dutton Co. makes the Store System nearly ideal with hundreds of patrons using Deposit Accounts. Their money earns interest daily until withdrawal, combining cash system economies with credit-like convenience.
New England store touts its famous 4.98 trimmed hats made in house with careful selection of flowers wings quills feathers and fine ribbons. Photographs show five popular styles while staff invite personal inspection of other shapes and styles on display.
An especially desirable lot of about 500 pairs of men’s shoes in Oxford and lace styles plus other kinds. Values range from 3.00 to 400.00 per pair but all are offered at one price. 1 97.
Clarence W. Rowley filed a libel for divorce citing cruel treatment. Mrs. Rowley claimed District Attorney Moran could reveal facts about home life to prove Rowley was abusive. Moran denied political motive for visits and said he visited Rowley as a guest and refused to discuss family matters.
John Roach and John Sheehan, both 25 and 19, were arrested in Providence for the larceny of a watch from three Boston youths who ran away from home. The Boston boys Charles Grinnell Ernest Pauline and John Jennings, aged 16, 16, and 15, faced runaways charges as police investigated the theft and failed pawnshop sales.
The Boston Political Club met yesterday and chose new officers. President Mrs F D Sampson, vice president Mrs E P Sherman, secretary Mrs H J Savage, treasurer Mrs J J Parker, and auditor Mrs A L Macdonald, and decided to move the meeting place.
A local retailer lists 1000 pairs of boys and girls footwear in three grades. Shoes are made of fine tan leather and priced at 1.50 each, with item codes and stock details for season buyers.
The store offers girl’s own shoe styles in black kid and tan Russia colors. Sizes up to 2 are available at 98 cents a pair, while supplies last before the hot weather arrives.
George F. P. Bowler, jailed on forgery charges, was cited in the Poor Debtor Court yesterday on an execution tied to Edward Peirce's judgment. The civil suit by Peirce led to the citation and a hearing set for next Monday.
J Newton Breed known as the blind veteran of Somerville died at his home 21 Monmouth street Somerville from pneumonia. He was born in Nelson New Hampshire and was 69. He enlisted in Civil War Company K Fifth Regiment and later Company I Thirty second Massachusetts. After the war he ran a business and a premature blast in the South destroyed his eyesight. He was active in legislation for the adult blind.
Hearn claims his wife obtained his entire estate valued at about 20000 while he was intoxicated and unaware of signing. He seeks to cancel the transfer and appoint a receiver to manage the printing business left by his father until accounting with Mrs Hearn. He cites repeated hospitalizations for dipsomaniacs and says the transfers, through his wife and Edward F. McClennen, were fraudulent. The case is set for June.
An official sticker issued by the committee of one thousand promotes Boston Old Home week July 28 to August 3. The design features a Boston bean pot and clasped hands to signal welcome and substantial entertainment. Stickers cost 50 cents per 1000 and are available at the general committee headquarters 950 Old South Building.
Attorney Edward B. Hale faces a jury in the Superior Criminal Court on charges of larceny of a $2300 deed. Complainant Millette W. Crocker testified that Tinle took the deed and hid it to block proof of ownership. Bridget Parrette’s property was mortgaged for $1270. Crocker paid $200 and the mortgage to gain ownership.
Jarado Marino a North Eind printer was fined 75 by a Brattle Square jeweller Louis Sonnabend after two years of evading punishment. Marino had bought a $60 watch on credit, fled to Providence to avoid repayment, and was arrested Monday following prior trials.
After a 24 year career Charles P Jaynes dis resolves his entire interests in the drug business bearing his name. He withdraws completely including stock fixtures goodwill and the firm name.
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