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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
11
A governess employed by Endicott Saltonstall repelled an attempted holdup on Chestnut Hill Road by striking the robber with a heavy stick. The assailant fled, police searched, but no suspect was found. The governess called herself unshaken and vowed to remember Chestnut Hill.
Worcester missionary convention extended by Lowell delegates with a Sunday school talk at St Paul's church next Sunday. Curios and missionary articles will be displayed, a full report read Sunday evening, and the vestry exhibit open again. School children urged to attend for aid to studies of foreign peoples. Rev. Arnold Moore of Basim India to sing in Maruti dialect.
Washington June 2 The War Department announces Lieut Gen Chaffee chief of staff and Brig Gens William Crozier and J Franklin Bell will represent the United States at French troop manoeuvres. The invitation to send officers came through the French ambassador.
There’s money to be saved by purchasing at this store. Ladies’ Richelieu ribbed cotton vests and lawn waists offered in lace trims and decorative fronts. Durable gingham petticoats in blue and white striped patterns. Special prices on 13¢ items, three for 25. Saturday only.
900 ladies collars plain and embroidered in white and color at 10 to 19 cents. Large lot of Trouville Charlies fabrics in full piece lots with 10 cent yard discounts. New lot of ladies wrappers in fine crepe or sateen in medium and dark colors with wide flounce. full hip to body, priced about 79 cents each from $1 quality.
One rack of Broadcloth Voile Cheviot and Mohair Suits offered at less than half original price. Colors include black blue brown and fancy mixture. not a suit in the lot, pick any for ten dollars. Also 25 covert jackets of finer quality lined with Skinner's Satin or Taf feta priced at ten and twelve fifty, first of the season. Friday and Saturday. Five dollars.
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