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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1905

Page

7

Women cry murder then chase suspects down the street

Two women near Paige street warned officers of a killing in progress. Police Navarro pursuit nabbed two men after a bruised eyewitness and a struggling suspect called out rights. A third man, Arthur Welch, of Dracut, was later arrested on a warrant for larceny.

Lakeview Paige Street McCloughrey Killey Sirk Evans Messrs Killoy Officer McCloughrey Sirk’s Block Arthur Welch Dracut Mammoth Road Donaldson, Laflamme and Maher Welch

Pupil Recital by Miss Harriette G. Lee Draws Crowd

Pupils of Miss Harriette G. Lee presented a piano recital in the Swan building Central street yesterday afternoon. The program featured both young players and advanced pieces with Miss Etta M. Rutherford assisting vocal solos. The event drew a good audience and concluded with Miss Lee’s well received piano solo.

Harriette G. Lee Swan Building Central Street Etta M. Rutherford Miss Lee Ethel Barris Winifred Farmer Teenie - Jungmann Eva Gray

Moonlight Excursion by First Congregational Class

Last evening the Marathon Sunday school class of the First Congregational church and about 100 friends went up the river on the steamer Gov. Allen. An orchestra provided music and a refreshment counter run by Fred Oakes and Harold Fowler. The social committee, led by Clarence Parker, organized the event for a delightful evening.

First Congregational Church Gov. Allen Fred Oakes Harold Fowler Clarence Parker

Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder Promises Cure Claims

An old advertisement proclaims instant relief and a permanent cure for chronic catarrh using Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder. It cites testimonial from James Headley of Dundee and mentions Dr Agnew’s Heart Cure as a product claim, claiming relief in 30 minutes.

Dr. Agnew James Headley Dundee

40 Expensive Norfolk Suits for Boys Sale

Readily available Norfolk suits for boys with knickerbocker breeches and two piece sets. Made from cheviots and cassimeres in spring colors and popular patterns. Available sizes 7 to 16 years, originally up to 8 dollars, offered today at 5 dollars.

New Boys Clothing Sale From Fine Norfolk Maker

Jackets and two piece suits in Scotch cheviots and spring cassimeres, tailored in thorough fashion. Sizes 8 to 16 sold up to 7.00, today marked 4.00.

Pretty Suits for Small Boys Repriced to 3.00

A sale of boys clothing features N10 suits previously $5 to $7 now offered at $3.00. Russian blouse, sailor blouse, and Norfolk styles for ages 3 to 10 in velvet, cheviots, serges, and homespuns with Eton collars and silk ties. Most suits originally priced at $6 or $7, with some at $5.00, all closed out at reduced rates.

Eton Norfolk

Boys Blouses in Madras For All Sizes At 250

Advertisement highlights boys blouses made in Russia in regulation style for ages 3 to 14. Offers woven madras and plain white madras in indigo blue and red patterns. Wide range of sizes and patterns, all priced at 250.

Handsome Neglige Shirts for Boys Opens This Morning

Sixty dozen the newest neglige shirts for boys opened this morning featuring white madras white fancy fronts mohair fronts with matching bodies in blue and ecru sizes 12 to 14 neckband full bodies neatly made these stylish shirts are unlike anything else available locally and are offered now.

Children’s Summer Hats and Caps Sale Teems With Value

Five dozen children's straw sailor hats with broad brims priced at 10c for four. Eight dozen hats in broad and narrow brim styles with silk bands worth 50c to 75c offered with 25c and 50c lines. White duck and chambray liners, neatly lined. New York styles include plain lined, skeleton, or silk lined hats at 25c to 50c.

New York

Theatrical Hero Plans Tally Ho Tour To Moodus

Wright Huntington confirms the sudden closing of the Connecticut company due to heat and rumors, saying it was a sound business move. He announces a vaudeville venture near Moodus with five acts, a tent show, daily drives, and a fall break before resuming work. He mentions moodus homes and kinship with De Deyn and Fre Burtt, and notes Donald Meek and Mrs. DeDeyn to join at one residence. He'll serve as boss and aims for entertainment over work.

Wright Huntington New York Courier-Citizen Mr. Huntington Moodus Anmecestors Mn DeDeyn DeDeyn Donald Meek

Highland Congregational Church Supper Draws 150

The Highland Congregational church held its annual roll call supper with 150 at the tables. Clerk F. B. Wiggin called the roll as members answered in verse. Rev. George F. Kenngett of the First Trinitarian Congregational church spoke warmly, while Mrs. J. B. Varnum led the supper in charge, aided by a Ladies Aid Society committee of women.

Highland Congregational Church F. B. Wiggin George F. Kenngett First Trinitarian Congregational Church J. B. Varnum Ladies Aid Society

Lot of 18 and 20 inch fabrics offered at sale price

A. G. Pollard & Co. advertises 18 inch and 20 inch wide, good quality fabrics sold at 39c each for a lot of 10 yards in the basement department, discounted from earlier cheaper prices.

A. G. Pollard & CO

Boy Struck by Bicycle and Other Emergency Incidents

A report of several injuries from accidents and bites. Hattie Murray aged 12 of 43 Walnut street was bitten by a large dog but escaped with no skin break. Paul Farrington 489 Gorham street fractured his frontal bone after colliding with a wheel. Ellen Sweeney 7 of 103 Cushing street required 14 stitches for a hand cut. Martin Burke 117 Dummer street cut thumb and fourth finger needing seven stitches. John Bynne 43 Wamsit street lacerated a finger while using a planer. William H. Ratson 13 of 569 Lawrence street bitten on two places by a dog. Annie Teague 16 of 31 Cedar street suffered two stitches for an incised wound from broken glass. All treated at the Emergency hospital.

Hattie Murray Walnut Street Paul Farrington Gorham Street Paul Ellen Sweeney Cushing Street Martin Burke Dummer Street John Bynne Wamsit Street William H. Ratson Lawrence Street Annie Teague Cedar Street

Plant Line schedules weekly sailings Boston to Halifax Hawkesbury Charlottetown

The Plant Line adds two weekly sailings from Union Wharf Boston to Halifax Hawkesbury and Charlottetown with no changes. Ships Olivette and Halifax depart Saturdays and Tuesdays at noon, offering punctual service, comfortable quarters, and affordable long or short ocean trips to the Provinces. Booking and maps available via A W Perry at Union Wharf or City Ticket Office.

Plant Line Union Wharf Boston Halifax Hawkesbury Charlottetown Olivette Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island A. W. Perry City Washington Street

Lowell Plans Auto Division For Fourth Parade

Councilman Harry Read has been named as marshal for Lowell's Fourth of July auto division. He promises a strong turnout of Lovell autos with a novelty element for the parade. City hall reports high interest and many requests for parade information.

Harry Read Lowell Lovell City Hall

Triduum Begins at St Anthony's Church Lowell

This evening at 7 30 a Triduum opens as preparation for St Anthony's feast next Sunday at Gorham street parish. Children prepare for first communion at 9 00 mass with 10 30 solemn high mass and sermon. Afternoon 3 30 vespers with procession and benediction. baptismal vows renewed and diplomas received. The feast aims to be the most elaborate celebration of Lowell's Portuguese Catholics.

St. Anthony’s Church Gorham Street Lowell

Before Building Contractor Bond Security and Surety Options

The text discusses furnishing a legitimate security for contract performance. It notes owners often require an American Surety Company bond, providing strong guarantee and competitive bidding advantages. It mentions various bonds including contract bonds, fee bonds, guaranteeing contracts, and other surety bonds available.

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