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7TTE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ii. 18S)T.
PtlUM'
Norton's.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS'
in Single Volumes and Sets,
in cloth and leather binding.
All the new and desirable books.
All the Illustrated Girt Hooks.
All the Works ot the standard authors
in prose and poctty.
Juvenile and Children's Books.
All the Special Dillons
of Standard Hooks for Presents.
FAMILY AND TEACHERS' MULES,
Prayer and Hymn Hooks.
FANCY STATIONERY,
Artistic l'ancy Goods,
Albums, Scrap Hooks,
Toilet Cases, Traclliiiy Cases,
Games of Amusement,
LARGE TOYS AXI) DOLLS,
Children's Desks, Blackboards,
Bookcases, Dictlonarj Hnldcis,
Cprcss Wagons, Velocipedes, Biccles,
Steel and Wood Sleds.
Our slock is unusually large
and at pnpulai prices,
ond is well displajed on three lloors,
ioo v 25 feet, well lighted.
M. NORTON,
5:2 Lackawanna Ave.
Have a Cicar?
L$J vT Thunki Don't oiro If
ioo, ,n, inn n a
Garnsy, Browi & Co.
Norman & SHioor
FIRE INSURANCE,
S20 Wyoming Ave.
w j J)ono HI
Laundry v
Done Uts-'lit, Herni
al JlOpllIlll
uu prompt
Ker ite.
The Lackawanna
jo8 Pcnn Avenue. A. B. WARMAN.
DR. W, B, HENWOOD,
DENTIST
2'f LICKAWANN AVE.
Have opened a General lnsmnnco Ofllco In
IS'
Host block Companlci represented. I.nrso
uch efcpeclally solicited. 'K'lephona IHU'J,
; BEFORE BREAKFAST. )
Tonight an Mtaestlnp; evpnt will tnK
plain at Ulm Pat It chinch. In tact
tlRMOj will bo a series ot inh li'Hlnj;
ccnts. Kim will bo the tlltinui which
will IV double the usual pi Ice feu up
wt in this hospitable- plate Although,
t(i quote Dr. Oltlln, few peoiile will bo
able t) eat double th. ninouiil 01 in
utility I'onbiimed at the cm client hiip
jieis f?lv n fottnlghtly, those who huo
bfon enjoying a llfty tent supner for
twenty live cents will naturully put-rJilai-
the dinner this ueiiine Tol
lowiriR this will be the much talked
ot laboi exposition," when the people
vho have earned a dollar foi the bene
.t ot the intsHionni) scvlety will 111 feu
and lelate In thyme as to how they
hecuted the said sum. Many dollars
Invc lwen earned In unique- waH and
the entertainment uffouled by the vail
oiiB xperlentcs given will ba highly
amusing.
The btieet railway company expect
to hae the new cats heutcd at once.
When this Is done nothing will lemaln
to be desired In the way ot comfoit In
these beautiful cais, IiIl1i um gicat
ly enjoyed by the traveling public.
Tho home ot Mis. .M J Audit us pie
sentd a pretty appc.unnio estenluy
afternoon with a wonderful .um of
embroideries and Christmas novelties
In water colors anl china. They weie
the work ot Mis. Stev-na who is an ai
tlfrt friend ot Mis. Andievs A larsc
number of ladles called during the uf-
3 DOLLARS 3
3 $. 3
3 and n
weuilni: O
UUlltlCS
3 E 3
3 iniide O
Duulap, Y0111115 Jiro mid StHl
.- Ilnind lllorlc j
- Waters, the Hatter,
O 305 Lackawanna Avenue. O
3 DOLLARS 3
kKFfip Popular Punch
Iff Kf 1 ni in luclt. It a my
) N-'l
CjnTabED
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ti
I moon mid rvnilng. Among the nt
tini'tlxe titlrlt' on exhibition weir
setPtal lovely piece" of lilpestiy. Ml.
SIpviim will iitntlii toiluj. when the
fancy woik will be viewed by many
lovers of I lie beautiful In ait.
S'cianlon Is becoming pietlv Ihor
ouRhl.t supplied with mills wherein ue
manufactuied silks and other fnhtl"
and after a few mole ato lotntcd bef
it la likely thnt the board of trail" will
discourage the establishing of otheis,
partlcnlaily silk mills. This was (he
Infoi inatlon glten h a protnlt.ent
niembei of the boaid jestordav.
Toi this theie me scvoial reasons
off pi od: Ooi 4,000 opemtoi.4 aid
others nrc now emtiloyed In Sri anion
labile mills or will be when tin big
Tenth waul mill and other plants turn
about to bo elected uio finished. The
number of employes will then -ilni'iot
equal the supply. In the etetit of de
PHsslon In the fnbilc trade S"tatituu
dees not want to feel Its fffi'Pl.
It has been the aim of the board of
dado timing the past thiee ieais to
seeuie for the iltv ailed kinds of
uianufactutlng Industiles. Ktircceg has
clowned the boaid's efforts .so fur as
fnbilc plants me com erned mid In
other dlicetlons, too, but the foimer
has been the mole pionounced nnd In
futttip the boaid will turn Its attention
towaid other lines of Hade.
PERSONAL.
It. 1 l'atilek 1ms tfone to Concord, N'. '.
Mrs ,1 ,1. Joidiii and chllilirn wtie In
Archb.ild ; rstc rdi.
Miss SiM.111 lJlamoiul. of Phelps stiect,
has genu to lit mil to sit her pnieiits.
John licm will all for London Haluidav
In 1 ho Intel on or the Illock w onion mill
at Taj lor.
V.. (' Deans anl wife have gone to Ko
ihetir, X. V., to atlilld the widdlng of
their nephew.
Mlhs rioitlip Chi hlilci, of Onern.ll, X.
V., Is lltlug In r sll r. Mis. L. It. Kree
mun, on Adams atnitie.
At 11 mec ling of the state boaid of c har
llles in l'hll icUdphla jostenlay Colonel II.
M. Holes, of this clt, wa' elected a mem
ber ot the si ite liinar commission.
John bi Ooire, who Ins beep one of
the operatois III the Weston I'nlon ir
llce In this city fen the last two i,eir!,
jesteiday leturnetl to his home III Wash
Irgton, D C. nlipie he has accepted a
position of ips nrsibWtv with the W-1-cru
L'nlon on Kin.
WOOD IN WILKES-BARRE.
Itusinpss College I'liiled to Open
Alter TlitinksgiUug Itccess.
The business eollese. toiiduttPil In
Wilkes-Ilane b lYofiweii V. K Wood,
formeily of this c its did not open ns
per pcludule. after the Thanksgiving
lecess and when the students anhed
AlonJay moinlnganel learned that i-ome
ot the luiuiture had ben 11 moved on
Kati!-da. those who had paid their tui
tion in aeltnnce weie Just a little woi
lied. Tiitsdiiy brought j-ome eoii'olatlon
and hope In the shape ot n Utter fiom
th" piofti-sor In w hit h he said that the
Innl illty of the students to pay dining
tin haul tlims undo It neccs.saiy to ip
oiQiinl7t the school uu a more won
onucel basis; ih.it this would be done
nil tills be paid and the stude nt.s e-aieel
foi. Tuesday's Xews-Deal"i- contained
the tollowlng-
1'iof. r. i:. Wood will mop his
Vilkfs-Haiii' college to Now Yoik.
l'l f. I'. F. Minltli, ptliirlii.il of the Dia
mond City business college, will ic
oiganlt the woik and conduit h
si ho. 11 in the lutuie 1'iof. Smith Is a
gentleman In the pi line of life with a
hlieecsful epeilene.e of ten Jeats 111
business rolli-gp woik. and Is admit -ably
lit led for the pioinotlon of the In
Mltutlou. NEW FIRE HORSES EXAMINED.
Ot) Ollicials Snw Them Work on
M joining Avenue.
M'tfinbcis ot the Hie committees oC
both councils, Muor I!alle and Chief
of the Flic Department P J. Hlckcy
t sterility afleinoon tamiued llnee
new llie hoiscs lecently furnished, two
for the iCi.stal tomp.my and one for
the Centtuj eompanj, by Jloiscinau
Cobb.
Alter the examination the council
men pipsent Dinr Xt.lillt.-i, Fiable,
Flanagh.ui and Hums met at Chief
llleke's otlltf In the eltj hall, but
leached no terdlet. Adjournment was
made for one week's time.
The examination and test of the
hoists took plate In the nfunioon 01.
Wjomlng avenue, between Olive and
Mnlbeny stieets Dr. Sitteily has ex
amined the hoiscs and found them
ounil In wind and limb. The tlty has
the hoiscs on tilal foi thlrtj das,
which explie Dee. J.
MR. EVANS' ORGAN RECITAL.
It Will He Given Tonight in Hie Pcnn
Avenue Ilaptisl Chinch.
An oigan letital will be glvtn by
Iladn Kvnu.s this evening In the Penn
Avenue ltaptlst thuith. The niuslo
will be by Ameiltan e omposers. A
silver offering max be made nt the
door. The piogiamme will be:
Hack, Sonata (G Mln) Allegio modciato,
Aihihlo, Allegrt) nou iroppo.
Parker, tti) Wcudlng Sonp, (b) 1m
jiiomptu 1'ftil. Conceit Fantasia In A Mln
Wairen, Prelude and riivui--A Mln.
from M. H. Hist publlo pii tormaiuv ,
Hucsel King Mlllti, Schcizzo Sjmpho
ulque lliulc, Vailallon on the "Star Spangled
11. inner "
Mi Thomas lleynon, tenoi. vvill be tlie
soloist, and will slug "Pin All Uteinlty,"
Alnstheronl. "All Th.it 1 Have," Will
lam, Itiom ilelhauv).
MR. BURNS' QUICK.PAY IDEA.
Oielinnne-n .May He Itcportcd by the
1'iuiincp Coiiiniittee Tiiuichi,
At tonight's meeting of select coun
cil the ordinance pioviding feu a moie
expeditious payment of bills mn.v be
tonsldeied.
Mr. Hums Is the father of the i.nll
nnnte, which piovidea that bills afte.1
being aiiproved b the auditing toni
mittee may go to the max or lor his up.
provul without having been jrisse d by
councils. The main object Is to Insure
piompt pav to elt J einploves. The ui
ellnunco Is In the hands of the tiininee
committee, whlth may lepait It to
night. .Miner hiNlnnllv Killed.
Pet-r Stevlskle was lustnntl Killed
Tuesday evening by a fall of ictk In
the Iiabylon mine. iStevlskle vvns a
laboiei. His miner had just Hied ti
bin it and he wan cleaning the toad
when the mass fell. Tin- miner escaped
although the lock In falling toie the
back lioin his slilit.
True Piano Itci-ltul.
Piolessor Mlllor, who Is in the city
lor u shoit time, will give one of his
popular tocltalH ut the wmo looms of
L. H. Povvtll & Co., tonight from 7 30
to P o'clock. Every one will be wel-tutie.
INSANE MAN WITH A
LOADEDREVOLVER
lie Drove Members ot His Family from
the House.
THE POLICE WERE SUMMONED
While I rank Snvclcr'o Ihotticr !'!
teicd the IIoiiko by tlir: Trout Door
and Holdly 1'nceel the Insane Mnn
anil Ills Weapon, Two Olliccrs
Tnino 1'pon the, Mnn from the Hrnr
innl Overpowered and lHvmuctl
lllni--'rnlien to Aslinn.
An Insane man. Flank Smder, aged
2.1 yeais, with it loaded levolvet, diove
the momborn of his family out eif their
home In Clieen Hldgo yesterdav and It
was necessaiy to tall In the police lo
subjugate the wild one.
Ills enpttue was made while the In
sane mnn was pointing the levoher at
th-o breast of his bi other. Coin ad Hn ti
er, a few cai older than Flunk, and
he wius then taken to the Hillside Home.
Siivder Is u well-known young man
about town lie was feu a time en
gaged In I he lull her buslnetss In a shop
nutlet the White House on. Pcnn ut
nue. Somt' months ngo he underwent
mi opeiutlon for peiltonltiH and irom
the suffeiing width followed the opeiu
tlon his mind beeame affetted. For the
past few das he has shown signs of
Insanity, and his widowed mothei. Mis.
Louise Snjder, anil blethers nnd Hlstets
living ut :il Knst Maik-t stiett, detld
ed lo have the unfoitunate man In
catceiated In the Insane wnid nt the
Hlllfclde Home. Papei.s weie uetordlng
ly diawn up and xestetduy was et for
th' tilp ovtr the pioverblal hills.
HIIFFSHD TO tiO.
Young Snjder wus lalng halt
diessed on u couch In one ot the rooms
In the house when the family entered.
He had to bo humored.
"Fiank," said Mis. Coniad, "we'ie
going to take vou down town to see
'11 doctor." A cab was In waiting on the
outside.
"Well, T don't go" j-alcl the Insane
man. "J 11 go to no doctor down
town."
The meinbeis of th family Insisted
nnd the young man, suddenly uilslng
to his feet, displayed a levolver nnd
a handful of cuiltldgcs.
"See this," he naid ns he .showed the
filled chambers, "she's loadtel "
The mother and clilldien lied out of
the house. ,Sntler 111 eel two shots: one
struck in the cellar way and one in
the ceiling.
Left to himself he again sought his
place on the couth. A mess-engoi was
ell&patthcd to police henflquaiteis ask
ing for help, mid Patlolmau (leoige
Jones was assigned the Job Patrol
man .Tones i cached the house ut .'!
o'clock.
The family was gatheied about In
the vlclnltx of the house. Pntiolmim
Jonts was lnfotmed of the clteum
stanc s: that an Insane man with a le
volvti mid a deteimlnntlon to shoot
was alone in the house, and a tele
phone message for mote help was .sent
to police hfadquaiteis. Patiolmun I'.tt
lick May was dispatched to assist Pa
tlolmau Jones.
thi:kati:n'i:d to shoot.
After this delaj the p itiolmen m
ransul to enter the house b.v the hatk
way. Coniad Snyder 'dilutee 1 lug to
go In by the flout door and distract
the attention of his hiollu-i from the
polictmen. Mil tier was In a middle
loom. Conrad, the biothei, pluckily
entet el the mom fiom the fiout anil
wa-. met by the lev oiler In the hands
of Fiank. "I'll kill you." the InMiie
man was -alng His linger was on
the tilgger and Coniad looked stialght
Into the ban el
Conrad tooly took i seat in fiont of
the Insane man and waited for the ap
peal anco of the policemen. The lev el
ver was still pointed at his in east and
Fiank was thieatenlng to shoot. Con
lad'.s feelings may be imagined. Af-te-r
a few minutes, which to Coniad
seemed diijs. Patrolmen Jones and
May lushed In upon rinvder fiom be
hind. They caught hold of him and
wrenched the levolvet fiom his hand.
Ie tsliugglcd but was overpowried.
Snjder got Into the rnb on the street
with the Idea that he was going to see
"Dr. Kellev, of Honesdnle," who is his
only f i lmd. he sale! Patrolman May
accompanied the unfoitunate fellow to
the Hillside Home
How iSnvder got the levolver could
not he explained bv his i datives.
TIIR00P HAS FULL MANV A DOG.
Assessoi lor Thnt Ilorougli Suj
Thorn Are y!17 ol Them.
I'nder a new stutut. the county Is
tmpovveied to lev dog taxes, the totin
l. commissioners to flx the i.ite unci
tstabllsli with the piiiceels a fund wll.i
which to letmbuse faimtr.s for sheep
Killed by dog.i
Olmy Pratt assessor foi Thump bor
ough, made his letuins jesteiday, and
to this small hamlet he uniedlted 2.17
elorf.s. 'And that Isn't the half of
them," he tale! to a Tilbune lrpoiler,
who met him as he was enieiglng fiom
the commlssloneis' otllce.
HE FORGOT TO PAV A (JILL.
Hut Andicw Vudruhiuks' Career on
the Skip Turf U us Itricf.
John Andruslck, after getting to
gether a few bundled dollnrs elt eld d
to leave this countiv for the cheaper
maikels of lils mulve land, nnd being
unused to the customs of our tllme
In. foigot to jj,ix a butthei's bill down
In Plymouth, ivlxie he lived. Uut it
was not to be.
Andruslck left Plv mouth Tuesday
evening, leaching heie on the a o'clock
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
train. While he was en unite, however.
! Nuts, !
j Fruits, J
f Poultry,
; Oysters,
j Vegetables.
I SCRANTON CASH STORE !
things were going on In police circles.
Countable Joseph Haiilson, of Ply
mouth, telephoned Seigeant HIdgvvny,
asking that Amliusltk be Intercepted,
and when the lialn pulled Into the sta
tion Patrolmnn OoetlllK vvns cm hand
nnd nabbed the ilv-bv-nlght and his "big
ellow satchel ' us Constiible Haiti
si n's deset Iptlon mild.
Andruslck wus placed In a cell In the
toiee Htutlon and on a later tialn
Constable Haiilson came heie nnd bc
etiietl a settleniHit of the butcher's
claim
On Audi lisle k's peison weie found n
passpoit to Hdlnbitrgli and a bottle
lllld wllji whlskev.
JONES.SWEET NUPTIALS. '
Ceremony Performed nt the Htlilc's
Homo by llcr lrucle.
The maiilage or MIsji Alice, oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mis Frank Sweet,
to Moigati T. Jones, of Pittston ave
nue, was eeleluatecl at the home of the
In Ide, 12 J Maple sticrt. jesterd.iy af
ternoon ut .! o'clock. Jtev. J. H. Sweet,
pasteu of the Simpson Methodist npls
copal church, and untie of the btlde.
performed the teiemony. which united
thtfle pojiului' young people In holy
wedlock. Miss Sweet was vtiy be
comingly diessed in a charming tiavet
Ing Hull of blown setge. trimmed with
old rose silk. After the ceremony lun
cheon wns scivcd. The bilde was the
lt'Plplent of many beautiful piesents.
Those piesent weie- Mt. and Mis.
Frank Sweet, Mr. and Mm. Charles
Swie-t mid daughter, Helen. Miss
Hvelyn Sweet, Finnic nnd Helelle Sweet,
Hev. anil Mis. J 11. Sweet unci sons,
Chnrlts and Willis, Mr. nnd Mis.
Thomas Jones, eif Pittston avenue; Mr.
Thomu.s Mooie, Mrs J. Wainei. Misses
Nellie Wainei Nellie Jones, Ann
Juliets, Jani'ette Jones.
The bride has been n jjojiiilni' em
ploje of .Mchsis Connoll.v anil Wallace,
while the gioom Is a ti listed tleik In
the .Mi aelow liioolt .stoic of William
Connell Ml. unit Mis Jones me spend
ing their hone.vineion in New York and
Philadelphia.
MRS. FRANK MANQAN INJURED.
SiistniiiPel a rrucliirrd I. eg While
Lenvhig Ilolv Cross (Miurcli.
After the seniles tondueted bv the
D'imiiiltaii Fatheis in Holy Ctoss
church, Hellevue, last evening, Jlr.i,
Fiank Mungan. an agPd woman, who
attended the set vice, fell and bioke her
bg In the aisle as she was leaving the
t hutch. Tlie sevtie shotk may lesult
In her death.
The accident happened at about D
o'clock. The set v Ice In the c hutch had
been unusually Kngily attended and
the timing was pom lug out fiom the
chin eh. Mis. Manga ii Is over 70 eais
of age. She was walking down the
densely jiatked aisle when .some one
Immcdiat ly behind her stepped upon
Mis. Mangan's diess. The aged wo
man could not suppoit hei self -and she
ftll to the tloor. Hei leg was fractured
uy the tail
Mis. Mangan was taken to Dr. J. P.
Walkei's office on Huilioad avenue,
when- she w.is made as eomfortable ns
possible. She was afteiward l emoted to
her home on Third avenue. At last le
poit Mis. Mangan was In u ethical con
dition irom the shock. She Is the
mother of Fiank Mangan Ji , of Lack
u.ianna avenue.
ST0PPI WAS INCONSIDERATE.
Wanted to Punish u .Hun Who Hnil
Helped Pill His Colleis.
Justice of the kind whlth Shakeb
pcato's Pentl.i m.uked ns the best kind
v.ai disiiensed at Aldtimnu Mlllai's
coin t last evening. Nicola Pace had
been niiested for linud b Frederick
Stoppl, a, Dunmoie .stoieke)ei.
Pace is the man who escaped fiom
Detective Cllffoid by Jumping fiom a
buggy a few weeks ago, but despite
thl' fact, when Aldoiman Millar
h allied thnt Pace had liten a pation
of Stoppl for time eais and the pies
ent eiebt wa one of only a few months'
standing and for only $ls, the magls
tiate of the nighth discliaiged the ptls
onei. CLOSING LECTURE COURSE.
Dr. Divon Will Deliver It in the l'cuii
Atomic HnptUt ('lunch.
The e losing lectin o In the I'enn Ave
nue liaptbt chuich Ieetuio coume will
he ftlven net Monday evening In
this lectuie "The IMnplnpr of the In
dian," Dt. Dixon eleals with the Jiff
of the Indian fiom the entrance on the'
Mine of the' White Mun to the kiiic1u.iI
Melius? away und possible extinction
ot the nice
The lee till e Is piotusely lllutiated
with beautiful plctuies fiom iifKiitlves
in the possession of the Roveininent at
Washington, nnd Horn photoH taken by
l)r DlNon while in Dakota.
JUSIII IS HIS NAME.
.11 a ii Who rrncturcd His Shall Mas
Conscious lorn Time. Vestereta).
Anthony .Tushl 1h the name of the
man whooe skull was liattuicd b a
fall down the basement at the Co nt
hous- Satuid.i night Yestcielaj he
had n ftvv minutes consciousness, tim
ing which he gave his lull name to tin
muses at the I.aiktnvunna. hospital
At midnight .Tush! was unconscious,
lie piobubl) will not lecovei fiom his
Inluiy.
The Wntiiininl.er llistor, riulj.
Ae deslie to call the attention if
our icadeis to th- ilispluj udveitlni'
ment elsuvtlitie In this Isdiiu of "Th"
Wunamaker Illstuty Olul ."
I'nder the 'WanainuK' i utinngMiiciit.
Illdpath's Hlstoiy of the Woild, ton
slstlng of ten olumn bound in half
HiiH.shi or full JIoiioco, can be pui
fhascd at unhead of prices. This hls
toiy. which certainly ovettop all .sim
ilar hlstoile.s has never been sold hen -toloif
for less than Its to $17." per set
avoiding to the binding: but bj un
dertaking to sell One llundicd and
I'lfly Thousand Dollats' vvoith Mi
Wanumaker secuted the entlte edition
and oiganly.ed The Hlstoiy ilub. If
you want to toko advantage of this
gieat oppoitunlty you had bettc 1 Join
befoto the edition Is exhaust eel; pay tin
mem.bi-i.shlp Jee of One Dolhu, and tin
whole eight volumn.s will be dellveied
nt onte, jou agieelng to make llfteen
monthly pavments Hist payment M
day alter Joining for the cloth bound.
Jl.uO a month, for the half-Ilusidu, fi
u month; foi full Moiotco. $.'.r.o a
mouth. A full set. bound In half-Hus-sia
Is now on exhibition In the Iluslness
Olllco of The Tilbune. vvhete membei
shlp fees will also be iceelved, ami
any tuithtr Infonuutloii deslied will
be thtfifully given.
Oileutal ItugK
At a si eat baigaln In U't WiiHlilngtou
nve. JtiHt tho time to buy a nice rug
for a gift nt half pi Ice. Oomo und see
our $12 bargains.
Twining, optician 125 Penn avenue, In
Harris' drug store. Hours 9 a. m., 5
p. m.
OLD STATION HOUSE
TO BE REMODELLED
Coufrnclnr E. S. Williams Will Put
Men at Work on It a t Once.
PLAN OP POLICE DEPARTMENT
Persons Arretted (or Heine Drunk
nnd Disorderly and Other Light
Ollcnso!! ft ill Ite luenrrcrnted
Tlicrc"l!y This Arrangement it
Will Not lie .Necessary lor llunliiess
District Olllcors to lie Oil' Their
Hunts lor n Croat Length of Time.
About a month hence the old Centle
iUle"t station house at the iciir of the
Sciantou (las und Wnt r comnmiv
building will be finished and police
men who now have to exhause tbtm
selves l;i piloting tl. and iI.'r seveuil
blocks lo the city linll will then heave
justlllable sighs- of iellaf.
Countlls licive made ptov Ishm for the
M.'75 necesaiy to make the needed ul
teiatlons and lepalis. That Is the sum
Involved hi the building pioposeil by
1'. H. Williams, contt-actoi. who will
lmmc-ellat"lv stutt a foice of men nt
the work which will be clone under the
supervision of liulldlng Inspector Nel
son. It Is ptoiosed to u" the plac foi
solely station house purposes Only
petty offendeiH will be coullned thi
The more exclusive tipeof mnlefaetois
such iu foi gei. s, butgKiis, shntks. inut
ile" els ami tiV like will Ijc placed In the
pollen elepai tmenl s moie elnbomte es
tabllshnicnt at the titj, hull.
One of the lows ejf lion cugt's now
In the eeniial station will be set up in
th- Center stutt jiluce, H Is probable
that the captain and lieutenant who
perfoini the duties of loimdsmen In the
ttniinl pieelnet will have theii lie-ael-eiuuileis
i hanged fiom the city hall to
Ct nter sticet.
The latter station 1" but a few steps
fiom Alderman Mlllai's Hlghth waul
tourt which can be tenched by a teat
stall way lending fiom Centi r sticet
Thus It will not lie nccpssaiv to use the
patiol wagon as is sometimes the taso
at iiresenl.
It Is n police tneoij that the failuie
of locating the peipetiatois of m.tnv
depredations In the business sL(.tion Is
due to the piesent jioor ligation ofs.be
onl.v station house In the central dls
tilet. A fight occuis or something
else engages the attention of two or
moie patiolmen who have to absent
themselves from theli beats mid are
l'o.sblv ebllgeel to help escott prlson
eis to the lucent station house. In
the Interim evildoers can jjuisue their
ve cations undisturbed. This will not
be the peso after the Center street
station house is opened.
Coal--Conl--C'nti.
First-class coal, egg, stovo and chest
nut, dellveied anywhere In the rit of
4,000 pound lots at $J 5" per net ton
Delivered In Dunmore at $2 CO. Aj
Mow cry. Dunmore, telephone 4673.
A gentleman, wife and child, S yeais
old, want the comfoits of a home In a
stilctly iii Iv ate family. Must be in a
good locality. Willing to pav foi eom
foits. Address cate of Lock I3o 115.
BEST SETS OF TEETH, $8,
Including tlm painless oxtracthi!: o
tcrtn b an tntiruly now piocuss.
5. C. SNYDER, D. D. S.,
.121 Spruce St , Qpp. Hotel Jcrmvn.
Upholstery Department
Our Goods and Prices Welcome the Most Crit
ical inspection and Comparison.
Chenille Curtains
Dado aucl fringe in a variety of colors, formerly
sold at $2.50, now only $1.80 Pair
An extra heavy and wider one, regular price $3.75,
at $2.75 Pair
Tapestry Curtains
Double laced effect in several shades, price now
per pair $2.00
Beautiful Silk Damask Effect at 3.00
Chenille Table Covers
Special lot Chenille Table Covers, 1 lA yards square,
choice designs, worth 95c. each. Price while this lot
lasts only 70c. Pillow Sham Holders 19c each.
3k n t Preparing
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1 ..ml III w?h. , ,.11, . k w
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Henry J. Collins, Lt., LaCka. Ay
"lllilMY OIL IN MUFflCTllNCToT
1 1 to j . iUrutmn blieel.i lantoa, I'a 'Jclei)Uuao ,)iih,i
BURNING. LUBRICATING
AND CYLINDER OILS,
PAINT Ui:iARTMi:NT -I.tiiseed Oil,
VuruUli, Dryers, Jujuui uudbliloylobtalu.
Conductors
and
Motormen
LOOKS go a good way in clothes,
Wenr fToes further. You
get both here at a low price
when you buy the Anti Rain
o n"iiHrrf Quite nml
TTUt.VlJIUUI UHim .
Ulsters.
Pure lndlRo Hlue. Fluniicl Lined.
Stoini Collar, Hood Length, Hegulatlon
llultons
Actual value $14.00,
Cash Price $9.98.
MiildltscK Hire, All Wool Flannel, Her
niation Style, bticm, I'ork'ts, Perfect Pit
and Nice Quality.
Actual value $14.00,
Cash Price $9.98.
Hands Cold
Why should thev be, when
you can get
cTIUJ KCAUTMISO.)
For 50c to .S1.50 per pair, in
men's sizes. Boys', from '25c up.
We ai e showing a large assortment.
s
Hatters airj Furnishsrs,
112 Spruce Street.
9 !
fDin
CLOVES.
POPULAR PRICF.S
WATiCIN!
406
Lackawanna Aveim
tfrvf
'. 'T J..
I l naiiKsgiving;
It you .ue going to take them
out to diniiei, is .i plc.ii.ure
when you have bouglit their
clothing Irom our handsome
.iiul perfect-fitting stock ol
Hoys' and Children's Clothing
We have an up-to-date stock
of Men's, Boys' and Children's
Clothing that we are selling at
prices that will sui prise you.
'turpentine, Whlto liC.il, Cual 'tui, l'ltcli
IIB 81.,
320 Lackawanna Ave,, Scraatoa Pi
Wholcsnlc mul Itctnlt
DRUGGISTS,
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD,
FRENCH ZINC,
Ready Hlxcd Tinted Paints,
Convenient, laoiioiiilent, nurabta.
Vnrnisli Stains,
Pioduclngl'crlcrl Imltntlouof Iixpomlvo
Woods.
Rnynolds' Wood Finish,
Kspctliill.v Designed for Insults Work.
Marble Floor Finish,
Unrnlilo iitiel Dilci IJiilultty
Paint Varnish and Kal
somine Brushes.
PURE LINSEED OIL AND TURPENTINE.
Early Selections
QV
CHRISTMAS GIFT
Take advantage of this op
portunity. By doing so you
can go about it leisurely and
any article will be reserved
for future delivery.
HIES' IE GIB' WATCHES
in solid gold and filled cases,
at prices that will astonish.
in endless variety.
We carry all styles and
makes in clocks; sterling
silverware in jewelry, and
toilet articles warranted and
stamped by responsible
makers.
We invite you to call and
compare prices.
WEICHEL, JEWELER
i OS SPKL'Ci: STKCKT.
Open evening until after tho holldiiv?.
J. W. GUERNSEY'S
GREAT
MUSICAL
ESTABLISHMENT
Is the best place in the state to buy
either an
Organ or
YOU CAN BUY Clll.A Pl:l,
YOU CAN HUY ON I1ASY TERMS. '
YOU CAN BUY HUTTLk INbTUU.Mn.M3
1 h in at any other place.
Don't fail to call and see tor
yourself.
Warcroom,
205 Washington Avenue,
SCRANTON, PA.
New Line of
FINE CUT GLASS
At prices lower than be
fore. Also a new line of
Glass Vases anj Jardiniere
Just Opened,
WEICHEL-BROS.,
Metropolitan China Hall,
110-1 12 "Washington Ave.
iEears IJuildinjr.
ALSO
In Black, Brown, Gresn, Etc,
Now on Sals.
BELL & SKINNER,
Hotel Jsrmyn Hatters,
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