Norton's New Store Offers Entire Fresh Stock After Fire
The Old Republican Building on Lacka Avenue houses Norton’s new stock arriving since a fire destroyed the previous out stock. The assortment includes miscellaneous books in cloth and leather bindings, single volumes and full sets, suitable for weddings and gifts, plus choice stationery, mercantile stationery, school books and supplies, blank account books in all sizes, Bibles and hymnals, and popular new books in cloth and paper covers.
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Lacka Ave
City Visitors and Local Staff Movements Noted
Dr C H Foster of Honesdale and Gwilym A Williams of the Republican were in town last evening. Malfor Tuthrone of the Carbondale Leader and Thomas F B Price of South Main Avenue returned from New York City. Organist George Carter left for Buffalo to stay through Saturday. Thomas Jutkins will resume duties at Scranton cash store a day after a layoff. Mr Ross, mechanical engineer of Stypid Heating in Boston, oversees No 27 school building installations. Buy the Webur end get the best. At Guernsey Broa.
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C.H. Foster
Honesdale
City
Gwilym A. Williams
Republican
Pittston
Malfor ‘Tuthrone
Carbondale
Thomas FB. Price
South Main Ave-Nee
New York City
Sig. Roog
Roos’ Market
Pine Street
New York
George Carter
Buffalo
Thomas Jutkins
Scranton Cash Store
Mr. Ross
Stypid Heating and Ventilating Company
Boston
No. 27
Bailey Rathbone Concert Cancelled by Local Firm
Guernsey Bros and Powell's Music Store announce the Bailey Rathbone concert series is canceled after poor reviews of her Carnegie Hall debut. They refund money for sold seats and invite inquiries at Wyoming Avenue and Powell's Music Store to arrange refunds or piano lessons, noting the disappointment and intent to avoid harming future entertainments.
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New York
Home For the Endless
Guernsey Bros
Wyoming Avenue
Halloween Socials Light Up West Side City
Last evening on the west side many Halloween events entertained with church programs and private gatherings. The Plymouth Congregational church hosted a varied program of music and tableaux while homes on Ninth street and West Lackawanna avenue hosted parties with dancing and refreshments. A Simpson Methodist Elm supper program was announced with a regional audience invited. Also noted were a building and loan society formation at Fairchilds hotel, local notices on residents and minor injuries, and a rally planned by Republicans at Ould Fellows hall.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Thomas A. Bell
Willia Roderick
Lydia Saller
Gwladys Joseph
Jemima Jones
Carrie Harwin
Eloge of Ie
Etta Viurke
Ninth Street
Annie Williama
West Lackawianna Avenue
John Morris
Kelser Avenue
Ladies’ Ald Socier
Dunmore News Roundup Includes Moves and Visits
E F Bone has moved to Scranton and William Haggerty left for New York. Fresh oysters at Palmers market. William Freeman of Owego visiting town. Captain John Delaney of Harrisburg visiting. H M Spencer and Luther Wert plan a Daleville hunting trip. Mrs Martin Bold and daughter of Waverly guest in town. Mrs J Smith of Lake Ariel visiting son Lee Smith on Mill Street. James O’Hara to start meat business at Chestnut and Elm. Many Dunmore residents to attend Joseph Cook lecture at the Frothingham tonight. Mrs Thomas and Mrs Joseph Hull of Olyphant visiting Henry Beyea on Smith street. Mrs James Garvey of Williamsport visiting daughter Mrs P J Horan on Chestnut street. P J Conway of New York City in town for niece Annie Conway funeral. Italian shooter from a home invasion caught and jailed last night. Daily complaints heard by locals.
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E. F. Bone
Scranton
William Haggerty
New York
Palmer's Market
William Freeman
Owego
N. Y
John C. Delaney
Harrisburg
H. M. Spencer
Luther Wert
Daleville
Martin Bold
Waverly
J. & Smith
Lake Ariel
Mra
P. J. Horan
Chestnut Street
P. J. Conway
New York City
Misa Annie Conway
North End Notes Highlights From Local Social dated Halloween
Mrs George R Clark of Main Avenue is seriously ill Silas E White and L Woodworth see to open a general market in the Rogers building this morning The K F Social club held a Halloween party at Ray Reams home on Putnam Street Other Halloween gatherings and meetings are noted including Republican club enrollments Ladies Aid society events and a Mendelssohn Choral Society rehearsal News mentions Mr and Mrs George H Trauger leaving for Los Angeles and Park Place Methodist Church events Work on a culvert over Leggetts Creek proceeds with a keystone set and a derrick to be placed tomorrow A warrant is sworn by Patrick Corrigan for Michael J Horan on assault and battery The case ends in a mutual settlement with damages and costs.
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H. 8. Brown
North Sumner Avenue
Ievery
David Arzus
Lafayette Street
Moosle
Harry Eakin
Philadelphia
Yeaterday
North Main Avenue
Harry F. Evans
Salt Lake City
David Jones
Roland Avenue
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Owen Callahan
Twenty Second Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Fred Reynolds
Oh North Main Avenue
George R. Clark
Main Avenue
Silas E. White
L. Woodworth
Rogers
K. F
Ray Ream
Putnam Street
Howard Criffin
Republican Club
J. J. Clark
Ehwar
Samuel Oakley
Deacon Street
KE BL Reynolds
Sanderson Avenue
Asbury Methodial Episcopal Church
FP. D. F
O'Malley's Hall
George H. Trauger
Hast Market Street
Los Angeles
Cal
C. T. Miller
G . Clark & Ch
Mendeleshon Choral Society
Lucas’ Hall
East Market Street
Leggett's Creek
Patrick Corrigan
Alderman Williams
Michael J. Horan
Gasault
Cole
Horan
P. J. Riley
Corrigan
Potter's Rheumatic Pills Heralded as Cure Claims
A 1801 notice touts Dr Potter's Rheumatic Pills as a radical cure for rheumatism gout and related ailments based on a testimonial from J Milla of Shortsville New York. The advertisement promotes the pills at 1.00 per box and mentions Matthews Brothers Scranton as seller. It also previews a forthcoming Tribune classified edition featuring Scranton business and portraits.
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Jam & Nan
Leowil
Dr. Potter
Julio
Milla
Shortsville
N.Y
Potter
Matthews Brose
the Tribune
Scranton
Gei
Tribune
Halloween Mischief and Sermons Highlight South Side News
Rev M D Fuller preached at Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church praising Christian conversion. Miss Anna Durkin celebrated her 14th birthday with a surprise party at her Brook Street home. Locals report Halloween mischief including cabbage stump attacks and overturned outbuildings as police noted the rough night. The Hickory Street line extension progresses with poles, wires, and rails being installed for three weeks of work.
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M.D. Fuller
Providence
Cedar Avenue
Anna Durkin
Diamond Pin Presented to Hogan by Admirers in Youngstown
A group of Hogan’s friends surprised the St. Louis center fielder at his home in Brier Hall, Youngstown, with an elegant diamond pin. John Reilly delivered the presentation speech, followed by a social and dance. Hogan values the gift highly.
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Youngstown
Youngston, C
Hogan
Scranton
Marty Hogan
Brier Hall
St. Louis
John Reilly
Amphion Quartette at Frothingham in place of Henry Watterson
The Amphion Woman quartette Lavinia Satellite Juliet Underhill Tsabella F Mundell and M J Louise Mundell performed vocal and instrumental numbers at Frothingham replacing Henry Watterson. The audience found the program fairly entertaining while some left disappointed. Coroner Kelly reports four inquests in October, the lowest in his term, with usual monthly totals often higher. eye ROMO next week opening date to be announced in June.
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Amphion
Frothingham
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Lavinia Satellite
Juliet Underhill
Tsabella
F. Mundell
M. J Louise Mundell
Kelly
County Duride
Romo
The
Tribune
School House Lot Auction Opens at Low Prices
The $40,000 School House or Columbia avenue project has been let and will commence immediately. A few more lots remain available at a low price. Arthur Frothingham, Office, Theater Lobby.
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Columbia Avenue
Arthur Frothingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton’s New Store
Wyoming Ave
Old Republican Building
Afoe
Snow
Weston Mill
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Court House Square
German Rupture Cure CO
Washington Avene
Guernsey
Tom
Richard
Powell
Musio Store
Simpsonabe E. Church
Building Society
Fairchild’s
Mutual Guarantee Building and Loan Society
W. E B. Towns
William E. Thormson
T. Fellows Mason
George W. Jenkins
Dr. Head
James Eaton
Edward J. Leonard
Joseph Hughes
George E. N. Sterner
W. E. Coons
Thomas Richards
Dunmore Corners
Hine
Spencer Coal Company
Loyal Legion
Odd Fellows Hall
Otto Bresser
William Quinlin
Charles Mowery
Michael Earry
Lorenz Andrews
Thomas Luton
Bpiacepal
Luton
Pride of the Valley Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Sons of St. George
Dunmore Doings
North End
Scranton's
Gautachl & Sons
News OF the
South Side
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Cook
FL A. King
Taylor Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Durkin
John Durkin
Brook Street
Mra. Durkin
Hickory Street
Portman Conlan
Wiliam Shaw
Minnie Russell
Stone Avenue
Neeversink
Julia Mollulgan
Pittston Avenue
Strawdsburg
James McCue
Wandling
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Willie Cooke
Joseph Cooke
Prospect Avenue
National Mine
James Edwards
Thomas Lavelle
Pittston Vente
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Lackawanna Ave
Spruce Street
Dickson Manufacturing Co Ton and ‘4
Christian, the
Hatter
Spruce ST
the Frothingham
Clarence II, Florey
Florey & Holt
Harris
Cor. Penn Ave
Pillsbury's
Rexford Jewelry Co
Hallacher’s
Millinery
H. Langfeld
MT. Pleasant
First Foor
Third National Bank
WM. T. Smith
Hartman
Birch
PRATT
Lackawanna Avenue
Franklin Ave
Franklin Avenue
Penn Clothing and Shoe House
Penn Avenue
Complete Outfitters
St. Gallen
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