Lawler's and Merchants Offerages in Town
Burn Wilson's coal. Children's painting books at Lawler's, Blankets, robes and sleigh bells of all kinds. A H Cluer, 340 Bridge Street. Banjos guitars mandolins for mas Stratton Handley, Hildreth Bldg. Diamonds Wood's Branch ad. Cigars branded 7-20-4 warrant imported filler. Chatterbox 50c at Lawler's 79 Merrimack Street. Juvenile books and popular lines priced 19 25 39 50 60c.
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Wood's
Lawler’s
Merrimack Street
Chatterbox
Boston Trip Promised for Mrs Bergeron of Gorham Street
Mrs Adolphe Bergeron of Gorham Street leaves today for a week long trip to Boston and other places in the state. Mr James J Mack, formerly of this city, has been a visitor here for the past few days. Mr Joseph Legare private secretary to Congressman Butler Ames arrived from Washington yesterday to cast his vote. Standard Diaries for 1904 at Lawler's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphe Bergeron
Gorham Street
Boston
James J. Mack
Joseph Legare
Butler Ames
Washington
Marsh Marries Garner In Belmon t Street Ceremony
Proctor J. Marsh and Miss Lizzie Garner of the city were married last evening by Rev. E. Victor Bigelow at his Belmont street residence. The couple will reside in Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor J. Marsh
Lizzie Garner
Rev
E. Victor Bigelow
Belmont Street
Lowell
Cox and Wright Tie The Knot In Reading Ceremony
On Wednesday evening November 25 the Rev H D Stevens united Mr Charles H Cox of Reading and Miss Clara J Wright of this city in marriage. Miss Wright is the only daughter of Mrs P J Wright formerly at 7 Bachelder place who has gone to Reading to enjoy her remaining years with her daughter at her new home recently built by Mr Cox proprietor of the Wakefield Steam Laundry. The newlyweds will be at home Union street after December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Stevens
Charles H Cox
Reading
Clara J. Wright
Wright
P. J. Wright
Bachelder Place
Cox
Wakefield
Mrs. Cox
Union Street
Shapiro and Movitch Tie in Hebrew Church Ceremony
Mr Henry Shapiro and Miss Rose Movitch of this city wed last night in Highland hall at 815. Rabbi E Wolfson officiated the Hebrew church ceremony. Bride wore white crepe de chine with ace trimmings and veil, carried a bouquet. Attendant Mrs R Berman of East Boston, best man Benjamin Movitch of Everett, bridegroom’s brother. Grand march led the couple before a wedding supper, followed by dancing. The couple will reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shapiro
Rose Movitch
E. Wolfson
Hebrew Church
Highland Hall
R. Berman
East Boston
Benjamin Movitch
Everett
Mrs. Shapiro
City
Pyrographic Christmas Display at Pollard's Store
Miss Fannie M. Richardson showcases a large collection of pyrographic wood articles and velvet designs at Pollard's. The display features embroidered linens and colored embroidery, with advice to visitors, noting the electric paint technique and the artist's varied talents in design, needlework, and craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie M. Richardson
Pollard’s
Pollard
Miss Richardson
Exhibition of Water Colors by Edward S Brigham
An exhibition by Edward S Brigham at 239 Westford Street continues for two weeks with public invitation. The note contrasts Harvard stadium construction with Wellesley’s cries for dormitories and a library, highlighting gendered education developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Brigham
Westford Street
Harvard
Wellesley
Peptiron Pills Chocolate Coated Offerings
Peptiron Pills chocolate coated claim to combine tonics nervines nutrients and digestives for permanent cure of nervousness paleness neuralgia dyspepsia emaciation sleeplessness loss of vitality exhaustion and effects of overwork. Unequaled for nervous and digestive system building. 50c or a full month’s treatment. Prepared by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
Lowell Hove Re-Elected By 501 Plurality
Lowell voters chose Mayor Howe over James B Casey by 501 votes. Republicans gain control of the common council 17 to 10 while Democrats hold the school board by one vote and the board of overseers of the poor by a single vote. Donnelly defeats Patten for purchasing agent as liquor license votes swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Brady
Mayor Howe
Howe
James E. Donnelly
Department of Supplies
William T. Patten
Donnelly
Patten
Casey
Mr. Carmichael
James H. Carmichael
James G. Hill
William H. Wilson
David Gerow
William Fairweather
Albert F. Grant
James J. Gallagher
Albion C. Taylor
James F. Miskella
Board of Overseers of
Foye
Samuel Holgate
Hugh Walker
Mr. Walker
A. G
Pit and Flinch Featured In Lawler's Popular Games
Continued on page four the popular games of Pit and Flinch highlighted by Lawler's venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawler
MAYOR HOWE Donnelly Gratified by Large Polls Endorsement
Mayor Howe Donnelly expressed gratitude for the strong vote and support from Lowell voters, viewing it as approval of his city policy and urging continued progress. Alderman James B. Casey, the defeated challenger, spoke of trailing by about 600 votes and praised his supporters. James E. Donnelly, elected purchasing agent, issued a brief statement reflecting expectations.
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Lowell
James B. Casey
Casey
Mr. Casey
Voter thanks backers after decisive victory
The speaker credits a landslide win and commends opponent Mr Patten for a hard fought race to the last precinct. Grateful to voters across the city for making the election possible.
Thief Busy in Polish Lodging House
A Polish boarder at 42 Amory Street reported a break in and theft of $58 from his trunk plus $42 taken from other boarders. Miss Veronica Vosniak, Rose Burda, and Carolina Garni carz lost $25, $12, and $5.50 respectively as doors were left unlocked and trunks rifled. Police investigate as multiple rooms were broken into at the John Skarbek boarding house housing about a dozen residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Kryszzynak
Amory Street
Krysrtiak
Prescott Mills
Veronica Vosniak
Rose Burda
Carolina Garnicarz
John Skarbek
Police board grants and revokes licenses and appoints officer
At last night’s board meeting licenses were granted to Frank M. Trask Minnie L. Dowd Rebecca Riviere Victoria Weed Amtoime Gosselin Alexander Kalipouros and others. Peter Hallis An toine Gosselin had licenses revoked. John E. Perry was named special police officer for B M A R premises. James Hearn withdrew a wrestling license application. F S Perkins pool and billiard license at 344 Westford street was tabled.
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Board of Police
Common Victualler
Frank M. Trask
Middlesex Street
Minnie L. Dowd
Tyler Street
Rebecca Riviere
Lawrence Street
Victoria Weed
Salem Street
Amtoime Gosselin
Moody Street
Alexander Kalipouros
Lewis Street
Peter Hallis
Antoine Gosselin
H. C. Taft
John E. Perry
James Hearn
F. S. Perkins
Westford Street
The Oriental Bazaar Ad Promises Top Gifts at Merrimack Street
Geo BH Tradd of The Oriental Bazaar on Merrimack Street announces the best gifts available. The ad emphasizes unique offerings and urges customers to remember the store number 2318 with no branches. It promises value unmatched elsewhere and invites shoppers to visit for guaranteed satisfaction.
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G. E. T. Get
Geo. BH. Tradd
Lowell
Oriental Bazaar
Merrimack Street
Tewksbury Explosion Prompts New Damages Suits
Cambridge reports several additional suits filed at Middlesex Superior Court this week over the Tewksbury powder explosion last July. Damages total now reach about 130000, with U. S. Cartridge Co. named as defendant in all cases. Also, Marshall birth announced in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Middlesex County Superior Court
Tewksbury
U. S. Cartridge Company
New Cure for Dyspepsia Claims Relief
Frank Melville of New York reports eight years of sour stomach improved after one box of Andrews Only Dyspepsia Cure. He says the remedy greatly relieved his chronic dyspepsia. Price is 25 cents and druggists warrant cure or money refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Melville
14Th Street
New York City
Andrews
Slip Into a Benjamin House Coat This Christmas
A local shop promotes Benjamin House Coats for cozy indoor wear. Viewers are invited to relax from business concerns by slipping into a comfortable coat and bath robes, highlighting a large stock and woolen bath robes with girdles at prices starting at three dollars.
Fine Furs Display Specials
Ad highlights Isabella and Sable Opossum Scarfs offered today at 5.98 each, regular 7.50, with other fur items priced lower.
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W. P. Brazer & CO
Hatters and Outfitters
Central Cor. Market Street
Paris
Kodaks
New England Optical Co
Photo Era
Cook, Taylor & Co
New York
C. H. Hanson & CO
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Cumberland Road
Lakeview Avenue
Farmland Road
County of Middlesex
Louis E. Laliberte
J. W. Bennett
Lawrence and Tremont & Suffolk Mills
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George W. Knowlton
J. M. Farrell
Market Street
Shattuck Street
Carter & Sherburne
Stone Merrimack, Cor
Bridge Street
E. Turner
Central Street
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