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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1914
Page
7
Rome January 11 The Segnatura Tribunal of the Roman Curia rejects the Duchess De Talleyrand formerly Anna Gould appeal to the Rota Tribunal which annulled her marriage to Count Boni De Castellane.
The Pope noted that the Rota Tribunal’s verdict would cause possible bad impressions in the United States but it could not be helped. Ecclesiastical tribunals judge on merits without respect to persons. The Duchess De Talleyrand and Count De Castellane’s social status was not considered, as a similar case involving Chinese Catholics had a parallel ruling recently.
Cardinal O Connell will celebrate a 7 pm mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross next Sunday. A body of one thousand Holy Name Society members will receive communion for their patronal feast. The Norfolk county Federated Catholic Societies met at Cathedral School Hall yesterday. Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association plans a concert and ball next Monday in Paul Revere Hall with Cardinal O Connell invited. Mgr Splaine and Fr Dolan will attend. St Alphonsus Association banquet at Roxbury on Jan 20 with Harry P McGowan as toastmaster. A two weeks mission at St Marys Jesuit Church Endicott street opens with women first week and men next week.
INDIANAPOLIS Jan 11 A thief who opened a package stolen from an express wagon found inside the head of a small white dog shipped from Connersville Ind to the State pathological laboratories for hydrophobia testing The curious incident ended without injury to the thief and the dog’s head was recovered by authorities.
Thomas O Lalor a 45 year old plumber and father of seven was found dead in the attic of Somerville High School yesterday morning by Arthur W Phillips of a searching party led by janitor John H Kelly. Medical Examiner Durell says he had been dead about 24 hours. He lived at 11 Murdock Street Somerville and had been sent to the building Saturday to finish a small gas fitting job.
O Lalor failed to return home Saturday prompting a building search by his wife, four janitors, and police. His coat and kit were found in the basement. a full search of 85 rooms led to the discovery of his body. He was an longtime Somerville resident and experienced worker with ties to Medford Street.
In the Synagogue Ohel Jacob East Boston Rabbi Josiah Juarman was installed for a five year term after two years of service. A banquet for 300 attendees followed with gifts including a $500 fur coat for the Rabbi and a gold purse for Mrs Juarman. The event featured speeches musical performances and notes on his Hebrew free school work and social advancement.
A Christmas tree at 87 Mountain Avenue Dorchester nearly killed the families of Oscar Ogar and Carl Erickson when a visitor’s match started smoldering needles and ignited the dry tree. The blaze caused about 1000 dollars in damage before Erickson woke the sleepers and they escaped wrapped in blankets with their six children.
The visit of Rev Dr Moses Hyamson former British chief rabbi will lead a three day revival of Judaism in Boston. A 100 member committee organized to arrange his stay promises a warm welcome from the Greater Boston Jewish community never before accorded to a co-religionist.
Girls corduroy and plush tyrolean hats offered in black brown and navy. Prices posted: two dollar and fifty cent hats or one dollar and sixty five cents. one ninety five and one twenty five. three ninety five and two forty five. Filene's Fourth Floor.
Filene's offers discounts on women's and men's handkerchiefs. Women's linen handkerchiefs with initials embroidered priced from 12c to 75e per dozen, including wide hems. men's linen initial and plain handkerchiefs range from 10c to 50c per piece with bundles and specials.
Storewide apron sale listing various fabrics and styles with discounts. Includes white lawn dotted Swiss percale and crepe aprons with embroidery and border details. Sets and matching caps offered with prices ranging from 15c to 1.75.
A street floor sale highlights deep discounts on Witch Hazel peroxide soap brushes powders and grooming items. Items include 40c size Witch Hazel 26c 1 lb peroxide 8c 23c bar soap nail and bath brushes powder books and a fountain syringe discounted from standard prices.
Bargain jewelry sale offers 95 cents for items priced at 1.50, including sterling bangles gold filled bangles Waldemar and West chains. Also offered are 1.50 and 2.00 sterling bar pins hair ornaments 2 coat chains and 2.50 sterling pendants with chains.
Prices for women’s knit underwear include Swiss ribbed union suits in silk and wool at 2 and 3 dollars, merino options, and lighter Swiss ribbed pieces. Vests and hand crocheted yoke styles are offered at under a dollar, with several color and style variants listed.
The note details Misses knit underwear including Swiss ribbed vests low neck sleeveless styles. Prices quoted include 18c for Misses vests 37c for ribbed vests and pants, 69c for union suits, 1.50 for fine ribbed suits, and 1.25 for Swiss ribbed union suits.
Historic catalog note lists prices for multiple glove styles including Tan Cape Walking, White Doeskin, White 12-Button Long, Suede and Fur Gauntlets. Items range from $1.15 to $22 with discounts such as 12-Button White Glace and 20-Button White Glace gloves. Also mentions fur lined options for women and juniors and children's fur lined cape gloves.
Leather goods offered at deep discounts including Pin Seal handbags at 2.95 for 5, Pannier and Carriage Bags 1.95 to 3.50, Envelope Bags 1.50, Envelope Books 0.95 to 1.50, Men's Bill Folds 0.95, Children's Wrist Bags 0.25, Imported Purses 0.25 to 0.50, and Velvet Girdles 0.95 to 1.95. Vango Sashes priced at 1.45 for 2.95.
Five skirt styles in fine broadcloth and serge are advertised at five dollars for Misses priced eight dollars and seventy five cents. Skirts feature new cascade drapes and tunic designs in five bold plaids including blue red green white blue gold and green brown black purple.
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