Overcoat Sale Slashes Prices on Coats and Suits
Bargain sale offers $50 to $7.50 grades with substantial discounts on coats and fur lined items. Overcoats priced to save money, with 20 percent off fur lined coats and sailer, Russian and two piece suits reduced to $3.75 for kids sizes 3 to 16.
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Ia. R. Grover Jeweler
Walltam
Nobby Club
Wes
Washington
Castle St
Washington St
Columbia Theatre
Mayor Hesitates On Market Rentals For Faneuil Hall
Mayor Fitzgerald suggests no immediate rent increase for Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market stalls citing Boston business stagnation. He believes current rents are fair and may rethink after further study, while Alderman Baldwin notes the need to protect citizens’ interests and avoid false vested rights. Leases expire March 27 with current annual revenue at $110,500 versus $86,000 previously, amid calls to review city receipts.
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Post
Fitzgerald
Faneuil Hall
Quincy
Boston
Collins
Man Learns He Has Two Wives and Seeks Divorce
In Massachusetts court Judge Aiken grants Charles M. Burns a divorce from his first wife Margaret E. Burns after she vanished post ceremony and later turns up alive. Burns also married in England and had two children before discovering the remarriage, prompting questions on legitimacy and further legal steps.
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Massachusetts
Aiken
Charles M. Burns
South Boston
Dorchester
Burns
Chicago
Liverpool
Eng
England
Boston
Margaret
Andersen
Ife
Alexander R. Kelly
Kelley
Jessie I. Sylvester
Frank P. Sylvester
Laura M. Webb
Calvin Webb
Katheryn Griffin
Harry C. Griffin
Cliff Farrell
Nancy B. Linzee
Charles Street
John W. Linzee, Jr
Lida S. Starrett
Massachusetts Avenue
Jeremiah B. Starrett
Marrietta’ McNamara
Francis McNamara
St Clare M C O F Inducts New Officers At Ceremony
St. Rose Hall hosted a public installation of St. Clare Court 104 M C O F with 209 members and guests. High Deputy Chief Ranger Miss Mary Carney of Brockton led the rites with the Bridgewater degree staff as Rev Francis X Dolan and other officers spoke. A duet by Chief Ranger Catherine A McNally and Vice-Chief Ranger Annie Leahy followed by a banquet featured toastmaster Miss Mary O Keefe and toasts from Annie S Sullivan and several ladies.
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St. Clare Court
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Mary Carney
Brockton
Bridgewater
Francis X. Dolan
Dennis BE
Murphy
Daniel Maguire
Worcester
Joseph A. Sheehan
Catherine A. McNally
Prospect Club Ball Draws 700 in Somerville Union Hall
The Prospect Club of Somerville held its seventh annual ball last night at Union Hall with about 700 attendees including prominent local political figures. The grand march began around 9 o'clock led by Floor Director Lawrence Connolly and Miss Gladys Killion.
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Prospect Club of
Somerville
Union Hall
Lawrence Connelly
Gladys Killion
Union Church Considers Absorbing Berkeley Temple
Rev S J Loomis urged Union Church members to approve consolidation with Berkeley Temple to preserve the Berkeley edifice and expand church reach in Boston. Committees from both congregations will meet to discuss merging and potential construction of a large parish house as support from Old South Church is promised.
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South End
Union Church
Berkeley Temple
John H. Colby
Benjamin C. Lane
W. F. Horton
James KR. Learned
Andrew C. Frary
Old South Church
Colby
Stebbins
Dr. Toomics
Boston
Catholic Orders Make Better Citizens Install Officers
St. Francis Court 4, M.C. O. T. held a public installation at Tremont Hall Roxbury with Deputy High Chief Ranger Michael Gleason of Newton and the Knights of St. Rose staff officiating Dr. Charles H. Winn of Roxbury was installed as chief ranger Rev Francis A Kenzil urged that organizations like Foresters foster better Catholics and better citizens Mayor Reed of Woburn spoke briefly Alma Mater Court degree staff attended the event.
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St. Francis Court
The
Foresters
Fix-Mayor Reed
Woburn
Alma Mater
Vacation Girl Club Hosts Midwinter Dance in Dresden
Dresden Club members held a midwinter dancing party at Paul Revere Hall recalling summer days in Dresden, Me. The Boston area club comprises many vacationing girls including committee members May Jolley Nellie McCarthy Mollie Kallinan May Carr May Barr Adeline Curtis Helen Coleman Teresa Coleman Kathryn Callahan Margaret Halihan Mary McCarthy Agnes Mullen Loretta Horrigan and Helen Horrigan.
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Dresden
Paul Revere Hall
Boston
Vicinity
May Jolley
Nellie McCarthy
Mollie Kallinan
May Carr
May Barr
Adeline Curtis
Helen Coleman
Teresa Coleman
Athryn Callahan
Margaret Halihan
Mary McCarthy
Agnes Mullen
Loretta Horrigan
Helen Horrigan
Thaw After Cold Wave Brings Warmth and Fog
A rapid warmup from 9 degrees to 35 degrees last night eased the cold snap in Boston and forecasters expect further rise today. Fog in the harbor reduced visibility and railroads reported delays with no accidents noted. Fur coats gave way to rain coats as conditions changed.
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Josiah T. Dyer
Boylston ST
Washington St. Adams Sq
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Ald
John Jk. Baldwin
Board of Aldermen
Berwin
ST. Clare, M. C. O. F
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Old South Clothing C Co
Hanover Street
Berkeley
Temple Congregation
Old South
John Tr. Colby
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