Dickens Booths Lighted Displays for Holiday Season
Elaborate Dickens themed booths glow with hundreds of electric lights extending to show windows. The season features quaint sayings and definitions from Dickens works, plus a vast range of gifts for gentlemen and ladies including gloves, bags, corsets, dresses, hats, shoes, and coats for all ages.
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Charles Dickens
City Police Transfers Shake Bureau of Detectives
Detectives from the bureau of criminal investigation faced a surprise last night as Chief Watts announced a general order moving four senior inspectors to different divisions and transferring several patrolmen to the bureau. John L. Howard, James J. Collins, Joseph H. Knox, and Joseph D. Bogan re assigned, with Alfred Tryder and seven patrolmen also shifted to new posts, ending long mutual work at headquarters and prompting mixed reactions among veteran officers.
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Watts
John L. Howard
James J. Collins
Joseph H.knox
Joseph D., Bogan
Alfred Tryder
Are
William J. Rooney
William H. Allen
Edward T. Conway
Michael H. Cronin
Daniel W. Hart
Ainsley C. Armstrong
Divison
George W. Patterson
Boston
Jim’’ Colling
John ‘Howard
Bank Squad
Andy” Houghton
John Harrison
Joe'’ Knox
Division 4
Medford
Army
Navy
Department
Portland store holds fire sale after blaze damages part
A Portland shop announces a rapid fire sale to clear stock after a blaze damaged parts of the premises. The owners must vacate the store for repairs in six days, offering marked-down goods to move inventory quickly.
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Men's Sweaters Christmas Gifts at Furnishing Dept
Readable listing notes men's sweaters as Christmas gifts in the Furnishing Department at Shuman Corner.
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Shuman Corner
Victim of Robbers: Roslindale Man Missing After Assault
William Cotter of South Fairview Street Roslindale aged over 60 was attacked by two men on Columbus Avenue near Berkeley Street around 2 am Tuesday. He was robbed of 40 and left half conscious on the pavement, appeared dazed and may be wandering city streets. His daughter Miss Mary Cotter, searching with friends, fears heart trouble or amnesia may keep him from returning home. police could only give a partial description of two young men about 30 and five feet nine inches tall. Cotter left the police station around 3 am saying he would go home, and has not been seen since.
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South Fairview Street
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Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Cotter
Mary Cotter
Roughs
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