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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1915

Page

5

Hilton Opens New Men's Clothing Store in Boston

Hilton announces its new and only Boston location at Summer and Chauncy Streets with Hilton Made Clothes at attractive prices. The firm, with ten stores and $5,000,000 annual sales, stresses in house design, guaranteed satisfaction, and manufacturer discounts, inviting customers to the opening day.

Hilton Company Boston Summer and Chauncy Streets Hilton Men’s Clothing Summer and Chauncy Streets Hilton

Plead For Bill To Aid New Haven

A large delegation of prominent businessmen urged legislation to validate millions of dollars of the New Haven railroad securities and debt. The measure, recommended by the Public Service Commission, would re establish the road’s credit and improve service at a Legislature rail road committee hearing.

New Haven Road Commonwealth Railroad Committee Public Service Commission

Boston Chamber backs New Haven rail bill at crowded hearing

A large Boston delegation led by President Elmer J. Bliss urged passage of the proposed New Haven railroad legislation at a crowded State House hearing. Public Service Commissioner Eastman outlined the commission plan to fund floating debt and urged a full investigation of New Haven subsidiary holdings for public welfare and Massachusetts policy alignment.

Boston Chamber of Commerce State House Elmer J. Bliss Chamber of Commerce W. Rodman Peabody James B. McKibben Chamber Louis A. Coolidge United Shoe Machinery Company Sydney R. Wrightington Charles F. Mead Charles F. Fillebrown Charles B. Davis General Electric Company Arthur C. Farley G. L. Graham American Woolen Company Arthur W. Pope Henry A. Root Augustus Waring Joseph B. Eastman Eastman Public Service Commission New Haven Connecticut Ture Commonwealth Massachusetts Peabody Mr. Bliss A. Shuman Bernard J. Rothwell Augustus Loring Arthur L. Soring J. H. Corcoran State Board of Trade James F. Jackson Aetna Insurance Company

Subscriptions to Photius Fisk Estate Totals 253 615

The list shows subscriptions received by treasurer Joseph H. O Neil through Federal Trust Company at 85 Devonshire Street Boston. Amounts include 253 076 50 acknowledged plus 539 and a final total of 253 615 35. Names include Walter F E Andrews D B Green Margaret C Underwood and Mrs Barrett Wendell Jr among others. Bale of articles contributed 12 85.

Hilton Joseph H. O'Neil Federal Trust Company Devonshire Street Boston Photius Fisk Walter FE. Andrews Lexington Mass Willimantic CMM D. B. Green Margaret C. Underwood Anonymous Medford F. D. Lane Auburndale Mrs. Barrett Wendell, Jr Pia Pi. WiNsOl C. W. Green Cambridge Carrie BE. Hutchins J. W. Elliot T. Hassall Brown T. D. Berrien Hingham

Wireless excuse from Lynn High School sparks interest

Herbert Oliver, a 16 year old Lynn English freshman, used a home wireless setup to inform the school he sprained his ankle and would be absent. Fellow student Malcolm McLeod relayed the message to a teacher. Oliver, licensed amateur operator, built a sizable aerial in his home and has communicated up to 200 miles.

Herbert Oliver Allen Avenue Lynn Lynn English High School Malcolm McLeod Oliver

Aunty Takes Torchy in at last

See Sewell’s latest in this great series in the next Sunday Post Magazine.

Aunty Torchy Sewell Ord Next Sunday Post

Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Tonic Ad

An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring blood purifier and tonic. It claims to strengthen and purify the blood, improve appetite, energy, and sleep, and cites thousands of letters as proof from across the country.

Hood

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