Trinity Chapel theft shocks Carbondale parishioners
Trinity Episcopal Chapel in Carbondale was desecrated yesterday before the communion service as a traveling salesman named Thomas Logan from Elmira was arrested on suspicion. He allegedly stole a silver chalice and paten given by Mrs. John Law of New York. The chalice and paten remain unrecovered as investigators probe the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Logan
Elmira
Neary
Trinity Episcopal Geaton
John Law
New York City
Thomas Logan
X.Y
Jersey City
Frank Muesters
Delaware and Hudson
Tie
Seelock
Frank Masters
Mr. Masters
Sawyer
McAndrew
Trinity Church
Tan
Law Memorial Chapel
Jones
Challee
Paten
Smith Sinker course dates arranged for winter season
Smith-Singer entertainment enterprise announces a three number series opening January 21 with Mare the magician, a February 1 liquid air demonstration, and a March 1 visit by Hon. Walter G Chandler. Manager Byrne at the Grand offers three lectures for one dollar with reserved seats for ten cents more. subscribers may notify Smith or Singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Singer Entertainment
Byrne
Mare
Carbondale
Walter GO
Chandler
Congress
New York
Mr. Smith
Mr. Singer
Obituary for Francis Campbell and B. Stone
Francis Campbell aged 65, longtime Carbondale resident and former gate tender at Lookout crossing, died yesterday at his Farview Street home. He was born in Ireland and emigrated to the United States. survived by son John Campbell. Also reported: B. Stone of Salem, Wayne county, near ninety, died Saturday at Mrs. Rosencranst’s Wayne street home. burial in Clinton Centre cemetery after funeral Tuesday.
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Francis Campbili
Carbondale
Farview Street
Ireland
Delaware and Hudson Company
John Campbell
To B. Stone
Salem
Wayne County
Two Men Released on Bail After Altercation Nearby Light Station
Attorney Joseph Brennan secured Yoanne and Manfredo's release after a shooting scare involving Michael Volpe near the electric light station. A surgeon's certificate said Volpe is out of danger at Emergency Hospital. Each defendant posted $1,000 bail. Volpe's condition improves and may return home on Hospital Street this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brennan
Yoanne
Manfredo
Michael Volpe
Volpe
Hospital Street
Hooks Fair Project Named by Hendrick Hook and Ladder No 4
The Hendrick Hook and Ladder Company No 4 met in the city building and named the committees to run the fair opening in Burke building on Monday night January 12. The soliciting committee begins work at once and books for chances on five dollars at one cent each were issued. Chances may be bought from any member as the new company takes up the enterprise with confidence and enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick Hook and Ladder Company
Burke Building
Students Return Home for Holidays From Distant Colleges
A daily influx of students is returning home for the holidays. Among those arriving Saturday are Walter Quinn of Dundaff Street from Holy Cross College Worcester Mass John Vineren of Dundaff Street from Mit St Marys Emmettsburg Md Stephen Nealon Pike Street from Medico Chirurgical College Philadelphia Miss Catherine Nealon of Dundalf Street from Normal School and Berthier W Dix from Dickinson Law School Carlisle Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Quinn
Dundaff Street
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
John Vineren
Mit
St. Mary's
Emmettsburg
Stephen Nealon
Pike Street
The
Medico-Chirurgical College
Philadelphia
Catherine Nealon
Dundalf Street
Normal School
Berthier W. Dix
Dickinney Law School
Carlisle
Labor Strikers Put Men into Erie Yard and Barion Breaker
Fred Wagner of Belmont street, just back from Cuarbondale Illinois, has secured a yard job at the Erie railroad in this city. David Giles Morgan of Birkett street, who was with him in the west, secured a good position at the Barion breaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wagner
Belmont Street
Cuarbondale, I
Erie Railroad
David Giles Morgan
Birkett Street
Mr. Wagner
Barion
Obsequies Held for Mrs. Bell at Trinity Church
The obsequies of the late Mrs. Bell were held Saturday forenoon. At 10 o'clock the cortege proceeded to Trinity Episcopal church where services were conducted by the rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
WU. Bell
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trev Rollin A Sawyer Funeral Details
Music by the choir accompanied Trev Rollin A Sawyer's services attended by many friends and relatives. Floral offerings reflected high esteem. Burial followed at Dindaff. Pallbearers included Michael Battle Hubert Gerhity Frank Scanlon Edward Dempsey Richard Davin and Thoms Ruddy. Flowers carried by Peter Lippert Bothnia Lewis J Russell Jones William Briges and Charles Lewis.
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Trev
Rollin A. Sawyer
Dindaff
Michael Battle
Hubert Gerhity
Frank Scanlon
Edward Dempsey
Richard Davin
Thoms Ruddy
Peter Lippert
Bothnia Lewis
J. Russell Jones
William Briges
Charles Lewis
Holiday Mail Rules Cut Delays at Post Office
Post officials urge marking contents on all gifts to ensure correct postage. Merchandise rates run one cent per ounce with higher fees if overweight or sealed first class. If insufficient postage is found, packages are held and consignors notified to pay the balance.
Hibernian Night Entertainment Planned in Denver Sale
Mrs J J Moran wife of John Moran a Brooklyn native heads a program for an upcoming sale in which she will play piano selections from Faust and Tannhauser. Her sister Mrs Cabler will sing as soprano and Miss Lapelle from Detroit will read aloud two pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Carbondale
J. J. Moran
John Moran
Brooklyn
J. J. B. Moran
Eagenie Cabler
Lapelle
Detroit
Moran
Walter Loftus Returns Home From Holy Cross
Among returning college students Walter FE Loftus nicknamed the Pets arrives home Saturday from Holy Cross College Worcester Mass. The famed Crescents catcher is reported in robust health and the welcome is described as especially warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter FE. Loftus
the Crescents
Loftus
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Missionary Father Bader Preaches at St Rose Church
Rev. Father Bader of the Redemptorists preached the 10:50 mass yesterday forenoon at St. Rose church. The forceful speaker impressed the congregation. He will stay a few days and deliver the Christmas Day sermon at the late service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Bader
Order of Redemptorists
St. Rose Church
Atherton Couple Home From Wedding Tour
Thomas Sayre Atherton and his wife Miss Isabelle Watt return from their wedding tour and spend part of Christmastide with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Watt at Church Street and Lincoln Avenue in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sayre Atherton
Isabelle Watt
Mrs. W. W. Watt
Church Street
Lincoln Avenue
Episcopal Bishop Talbot Conducted Funeral Service
Rt Rev Ethelbert Talbot of Bethlehem bishop of Central Pennsylvania held a brief Friday morning service for the late J P A Tingley before his burial procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
the Drorege
Central
Pennsylvania
J. P. A. Tingley
Christmas music at Jermyn Mayfield Methodist Church
Special Christmas program sung at both services directed by Chorister Hocking. Morning included Hail the Joyful Atom and A Savior and a King, O Little Town of Bethlehem. Evening featured There Were Shepherds and Jerusalem, the Golden. Dr. and Mrs. D. Davis hosted a progressive whist party with sixteen couples and prizes. Guests from Carbondale Dunmore Scranton attended. David Bengough returned from Colorado.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Hocking
Schnecker
Ashford
Town of
Bethlehem
Loveng
Angels
Shepherds
Jerusalem
D. Davis
Ploud Hunter
HW. D. Carey
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health for Mothers and Babies
An advertisement claims nursing mothers suffer health issues impact babies. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as nourishing and strengthening, saying scanty milk will become rich and abundant. The copy asserts thin babies will grow fat and weak babies will grow strong, noting the product by Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Scott
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Promoted for Kidney Health
An advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as best for kidneys liver bladder and blood, claiming quick relief for incontinence back pain and discarding symptoms. It features a Baptist minister testimonial from Spartanburg South Carolina and notes availability in various bottle sizes with free sample by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Henry P. Miller
Baptist Church
Spartenburg
S. C
David Kenne
Health notes and social updates from local area
Recuperation progress noted for a resident improving after illness. W Davis returns from Howard University to spend Christmas with family. Hibernians fair at Assembly hall draws crowds and continues tonight. Samuel Prior ill with possible pneumonia. Isaac Benjamin and family visit. James Mann in critical condition prompting medical consultation. Mrs Evans visiting her mother Mrs Vostee. Mrs Gebhardt at powder mills in serious condition.
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W. Davis
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Order of Hibernians
Assembly Hall
Samuel Prior
South Main Street
Isaac Benjamin
Wandling
James Mann
Fourth Street
Evans
Throop
Vostee
Gebhardt
Powder Mills
Olyphant Council Reviews Bills and Local Ordinances
In a regular session the council approved borough bills for the street police general account fire and electric light departments. Some fuel claims were referred for explanation. No funds existed to clean the river bed by Lackawanna Street bridge. An electric light was approved for the kindergarten. A fire limit ordinance restricting wooden structures south of Church Street was passed and a building line ordinance was directed. Remains of Henry Confer to be interred in Benton Columbia County. undertaker J W Sweeney in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billa
Delaware and Hiudson Company
W. P. Lawler
Lackawanna Street
Daniel Kislinsky
Grassy Island
Church Street
Henry Confer
Delaware and Hadson
Benton
Columbia County
J. W. Sweeney
T. W. Watkins
Millard
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Pocket health claim from an old drug advertisement promotes quick relief from a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. The box features a bold signature phrase Je CHE.
Dalton Leader Arnold Green dies after illness
Arnold Green of Clifford died at his daughter's home on Thursday afternoon after several weeks of illness. He was 81, a former undertaker and farmer, longtime Methodist member, survived by several children. Funeral held in Clifford after Sunday transfer. Also notes Welcome meeting of Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Dalton High School program, and local business moves including Dalton Bargain House sale and relocation of Harry Tiffany and Mrs. Charles Miller tenants.
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Arnold Green
Finn
Mr. Green
Clifford
Methodist Church
Minn
Fred Snyder
Dalton
Fred Greene
Clark's Green
Lester Green
Iowa
Alice
Jesse V. Cooper
Montrose
Wesleyan University
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
KR. BR. Thompson
Mira. Nola
Green Ridge
Union
Allentown
Dr. McGraw
Scranton
Dalton High School
Dalton Bargain House
Forest City
Harry Tiffany
Eaton Block
Charles Miller
Women’s Neckwear Ad Offers Ready Made Stocks
The advertisement highlights dainty women’s neck stocks as ideal Christmas gifts. Ready made versions cost less than DIY, priced at 50c, 75c, and 1.00 with tucked stocks and long crossing ends. Also lists fluffy jabots in boxes from 50c to 1.25 made of chiffon and Liberty silk.
Christmas Umbrellas In Silk and Silver Trade Talk
Special news offers Christmas umbrellas at 3.75 with rolling silk, pearl handles, sterling caps, and options in ivory, buckhorn, and silver trim. Holiday stock includes carved ivories with silver deposits, steel and gold inlays, amber handles, and plain wood handles priced from a dime to 15 dollars.
Handkerchiefs Store Offers White Embroidered Hemmed Handkerchiefs
Bargain alert for white embroidered hem stitched handkerchiefs offered at 1e each or 1.00 a dozen. Fresh, perfect, and new with fine narrow hems. The sale claims no defects and hints at an unusual source for stock.
Furs Sold With Expert Skill and Low Prices
The text extols fur traders who boast expert knowledge to judge origin from latitude and longitude cues. It says they sell as merchants with a merchant’s profit and emphasize fine selection. Prices are claimed to be at least 29 percent under market.
Glove Store Proposes Two Holiday Options
The Glove Store offers Wo men's English Cape Gloves priced at $1 in tans brown and reds and Women's Jouvin Gloves at $1.50 for quality close to the best without top prices.
Tlen's Blanket Robes at Five Dollars
Worth seven fifty a hundred and seventy five hardly enough for a day the way bath robes have been selling. So come early. They are splendidly made warm comfortable serviceable the nicest sort of gift for a man. They are in checks and plaids of various colors.
Stockings vary from cotton to silk in fashion
Women’s stockings in many styles from ordinary cotton to silk race these days. Gifts include black silk with clocks priced at $2.50. Another at $2.60 features vertical bars of open work. French self clocked silk stockings range from $8.00 to $9.00. Plain black silk stockings sell from $1 to $2.50 per pair, and black cotton stock 8 pairs per box at $1.
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France
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Trinity Chapel
Ontario Gd Western
Delaware and Hiudson
Sexton Masters
George Davis
Bevan
Pon River Street
Tha. Church
Ian
Tha
John
Beecham’s
Maro
Liquid Air
Z. C. Bell
Carbondalians
Bishop Talbot
Jermyn - Mayfield
Scott & Bowne
Olyphant
Connolly
Wallace Onton
Tlen
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
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