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WEST SCRANTON
INQUEST IN THE
CALLIGHE CASE
JURY DECIDED THAT THE ACCI
DENT WAS UNAVOIDABLE.
Coroner Saltry Conducted the Hear
ing In Coogrovc's Hotel Last Even
ingA Young Woman Picked Up
by the Police at an Early Hour
Ycstoiday Morning C. T. A. U.
Encampment Coming Events of
Interest News Notes and Pnra
grophs of Local Note.
Coroner Saltry conducted an Inquest
Inst evening In Cosifrove'H hotel, on
North Main avenue, to Investigate- tlio
death of Kmll CoUIrIiu, the unfortu
,iatu young man who was killed while
nt work excavating in it cellar next
to the I O. S. of A. building, on
Xortti Main avenue.
A number of witnesses weie exam
ined and some nf them who were work
ing with the vi.'tlm. claimed that nl
though they did not believe Hie wotk
to ho alieoluteli- safe, yet ihey did not
ennxliUr It I" be really dangerous.
Contractor AhivcIPs driver ti'itllleit
to having heard Aswell tell the injured
men not to gu under the fdielt of ruck,
but wait till It had ben broken off.
Opinions dllfered on t:ie cane, soino
wilnenaen claiming that It was dan
geiotiM, while others claimed It was
Kife.
One man, uho had been In the ex
cavating business for years, said that
the only one uho knew whether it
in H:tf; or not will the contractor
who wan there in charge.
Prom thu evidence submitted, n. ver
dict was lendeied to the elfeel that
the accident was unavoidable.
A Promised Treat,
In the South .Main Avenue AVelhli
r'alvlnlstlc .Methodist chinch on l-'rl-ln
evening, Pebitiaiy II, will be gien
one of the best entertainments that has
ever been arranged In West t-crnnton.
Tho.-o In charge of this affair appreci
ate tile fact that our people demand
the very best and that u nrnsriiinmc
compiled of rniv talent will always
draw a oiowded limihe.
Acting on thb knowledge, they have
hccurcd talent that wilt be sine to de
light all who attend. Ventrilomiist
Charles Hartley will be there to amuse
and those who have, had the pleasure of
bearing him in the past will be sure to
come and bring all their fi lends.
Mr. Hartley's powers are too well
Dttfottr's French Tar
Will promptly relieve ami speedily euro
roughs, colds and all luu tiouhle. For
m!c by G. W. JLNKIXii, 101 South Main
a cduc.
&ititirilAtiWttAft$
l Is Hii I Ignore
n Bargains I ill
And it is well to remember that these special prices are
only for that day. You can get a more intelligent estimate
concerning these goods by seeing and (eeling them. The
prices only tell half the story: -
2 Ribbon Counter
Choice lot of Ladies' Neckwear, in Jabots, Ties
and Stock Collais; Pinks, Lishl Blues, Black and
White, White and Black, Plain Black, Cream,
Beige, Helio, White. These were 50 cents each.
Saturday price '. ,
New Satin Liberty Ribbons, in all the shades.
5-Inch Ribbons at ,
2
Cloak Room
Ladies' 27-Inch Coats, in Castor, Black and
Oxford, worth $10,00 each. Saturday price..
Pancy Waists, worth $4 50. Saturday
pi ice
I-ancy Waists, with white fronts, worth
3.50. Saturday price ;
Art Department
10 rieces ruiu urapery oiiks mat were 50c me
js yard. Saturday price 39C
ir 1-! - t- rti
5 5 Pieces Choice Drapery
.a yard. Saturday pi ice
if Men's Furnishings
Men's Fine Mercerized,
Underwear, worth $1.25
price
Men's Past Black Cotton
heels, double soles, sizes
price .u.
3 Hosiery Counter
Lndles' Pxtra Fine Cnqhinerft Ilnc. fncf lihirlr. "
high-spliced heels and double soles, all the regula-
tiort sizes, hose worth $ the pair. Saturday price 05C
Ladies' Silk Plated Mitts, regularly 50c the pair.
Saturday price,, , , , 29C
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I Toilet Goods
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Holmes' Fragrant Froslell.t, a charming skin 4 0
lood. Saturday price , 1 oC
Passett's English Lilac and Glycerine. Salur- ,
day price .,.,,., ,...., 25C
Velvet Belts, trimmed with stitched satin, all
sizes and worth 50c each, Saturday price 25C
To be really appreciated these must be seen and they will
gain ly comparison, See what this means jo you,
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Globe "Wapebotisel
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known to need further mention. In nd-
dltlon to this, Mrs. D. V. Thomas'
chorus of female voices will render
"Annlo Lnurlo" nnd other favorite alts
In their usual superb style.
Thu two attractions mentioned, to
gether with other artists, will tend to
make a most royal evening's enjoy
ment. A Sad Cnse.
About 1 o'clock yeaterdny morning,
Patrolman Matthews noticed a young
man and woiihiii enter Wyinbs court
from Jlnln tivunue. It did not take
the olllcer long to decide that the two
young people had no business out at
that hour In the morning, so he Im
mediately followed thoin.
The young man escaped, but the girl
was arrested and taken to the Jack
son street police station, wheio It wus
learned that she met the man In a
North Main avenue lunch room.
hater in the morning she was ar
raigned before the police magistrate
nnd gave the name of Nellie McIIale,
residence Jackson street, aged IS
years.
She was sentenced to pay a line of
$." or spend thirty days In Jail." She
chose the latter.
Christian Endeavor Day.
The following programme has been
arranged by the Young People's Chris
tian ISndciivor society of the JJelleviii
Welsh Calvinlstli! Methodist church, In
observance of Christian Endeavor day,
February 2:
Jioiixivi .i:uvienvT iu o'clock.
ll.Miin No, 111 CongiriMlion
llllile Iliidir.u- uml I'nijcr William P.iWcs
Snhi, Selictnl MM Kiillli Rules
.ddii"t Mi.'i Given J. lines
l.Hurtette.
Aililu-s loan .Iiimei
IImiiii No. li'JJ Consirir.itt.in
(liii.-llm Kmle.1101 llctii'illi.tliin,
AITIT.NOON MIUVICi: AT 2 O'CLOCK.
IImiiii Nc. 217 Coiir;rci!.Ulnn
llildc lir.tdiiu a nd I'lujer I'.i-tnr
Silo, Solrctijll Tliom.14 W. Joins
AUiluvi to tlic (,'hililiili I'a-ttoi'si ullc
Duet, teclu-tnl,
.MKses N.ibol l).iin uiil i:Wc AVIIllniiKi
AilJii"s I'lofe-sor D. A. StA'ie
Ilium No. 1M CongiesitSon
CIiiiilKin lindane,- lluifillUlmi.
Tin- ('Milium Senile in tin! llcllevui? Welsh
CiliitiNlh' c Inn r h at i o'lloik will lie eomlut ted
ill the Wol-li language.
C. T. A. U. Encampment.
Meetings are being held to perfect ar
rangements whereby the promised en
campment of all Catholic Total Absti
nence societies or Northeastern Penn
sylvania may bei nine a grand success
and a precedent to be followed In
coming years-.
The promoters of the eucaiuuniPiit
idea, Messrs. Me.N'ichols, KaVlv and
l.enahan, are trying to interest all
Catholic drill corns In the affair and
thus far have met with unusual suc
cess. It is expected that the Knights of
Father Muthew, of Archbald: Father
AVhitty's, of North Scranton: St.
Gabriel's, of Hazleton, and the Young
Men's Drill corps, of Wllkes-Baire, will
join with them.
This encamnment will be conducted
on the order of a regimental encanm-
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37C
22c
$5.98
$2.98
$2.50
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Silks that were 75c the
62ic
as
75c S
en
18c
Silk Trimmed, Ribbed
a garment. Saturday
;
Half Hose, high-spliced
q;j to 11, Saturday
ST.
ment, nnd the military life wilt be
highly Instructive nnd IntcreBtliifr,
Itliss Moore Surprlncd.
Miss Martha Moore, of lilt Hock
street, was tendered a surprise party at
her homo lnnt evening by a host of her
young friends. Oamcs of nil kinds were
indulged In, titter which light refresh
ments weie served, The following were
present:
Messip. DotiRlas Place, 13. J, Snyder,
U, Decker, "William .Volz, D. Camvell,
A, Kcllerman, II, Murphy, Ueorgo Klb,
Vernon Yeajjer, M. D. Koyes, James
Labar, I.ufrence MnU, Walter SSInlc,
Austin ninglcr, Henry A'olz, JIlssos
Maude Orlflltho, llona . Swingle, Myrtle
Swingle, h. UotiRlil, I Dates, T.enora
Datsel, Augusta Swlnk, Hello Tolemle,
Mzslo Jones, Mary DaVIs, Ida K, Kitpp,
Nettle Denjnmln, Lena Moore, Martha
Moore, "Lilly Moore, Gertrude Moore,
Kdlth Kellennan, Mrs. A. J. Kellorman.
Jackson Street Baptist Church. ,
The Sunday school orchestra will
furnish the music at our regular ser
vice next Sunday night. The orchestra
Is llrsl-class and eomuosed of Thomas
King, John King, Charles King, George
King, William Jones, William I'roth
eroe, Carl Lolss, Heese lioeso.
The new book, "Sacred Songs," will
bo used at our evening service.
The weeks of prayer have been suc
cessful, both In spiritual results and in
attendance. Some twenty or thirty con
verts professed conversion.
The Joint board of deacons nnd trus
tees will meet tomorrow evening ut.T.SO
o'clock.
The date of our coming entertainment
will bo March 10. We are all Interested
in "Darkest Africa," and the entertain
ment Is novel and unlnuc. The Knfllr
boy. choir Is unsurpassed and a reve
lation. It reveals the possibilities of
the Dark Continent.
Funerals of Yesterday.
The funeral of the late Kmll Collegh,
who met so sad a death on Wednesday,
as the result of a fall of rock at his
working plnce, was held yesterday
morning at o'clock.
Services uere held at St. Lucie's Kal
ian Catholic church, on Chestnut street,
where 11 high mass .was celebrated,
Piccedeil bv detachments from 1 lie
Father Muthew and Holy Name soci
eties, ,of which the deceased was a
member, the remains were taken to the
Cathedral cemetery, where interment
was madi'.
. Ilov, D, V. Jones officiated at the
funeral services over the lnn.ilna of the
late David Jones, which were held at
the family home, Wi North Bromley
avenue, yesterday afternoon.
The .services were simple but pathetic.
The funeral cortege moved to the
Washburn street cemetery, where in
terment was made.
The funeral of Joseph, the l."-nionths-old
child of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Collins,
of 43?. North Ninth street, was con
ducted yesterdav afternoon from the
home of the parents. The remains were
laid at rest in the Cathedral cemetery.
Services ovjc the remains of lionet t,
the infant child ofJIr, and Mrs. Charles
Swet, of Decker's court, were held yes
terday afternoon. Interment was made
In Cambria cemetery.
Coming Events.
The Christian ICndeavor society of
the Washburn Street Presbyterian
church will observe their twenty-first
anniversary tomoi row evening.
Cards are out annonnclnc tlm nnmhw
marriage of George Gleason, of Morris
court, and Miss Elizabeth Heese, of
North Main avenue. The happy event
will take place homo time in April.
The Women's Guild of St. Mark's
Lutheran church will serve a clam
chowder supper Thursday evening,
February G, in the church parlors.
On Wednesday evening, February 6,
at the Hampton Street M. U. church
will occur tiie marriage of Edward
Webber and Miss Mary Beecham, both
of Lincoln Heights.
The twenty-ninth anniversary of
Washington camp, No. ITS, Patriotic
Order Sons of America, will bo ob
served on February 12. when an enter
tainment nnd social will be held.
The Ladles' Aid society of the First
Haptist church will conduct a Martha
Washington tea and entertainment on
l'euruary ui.
A Columbian supper will be served
on February 22 by the Suiylny school
of the First Welsh Congregntionnl
church.
ITEMS OF INTEEEST.
As the result of the nearness of the
much dreaded small pox cases the at
tendance at No. IS school, corner of
Swetland street and Sumner avenue,
was reduced considerably. The build
ing was clospd on Thursday and
thoroughly fumigated and tlie usunl
sessions will bo resumed on Monday.
Last evening the Colonial club ac
companied District President James
Hutson over to Newton Center where
an installation and general good time
was had with the Bald Mount camp
of the P. O. S. of A.
The First Baptist church choir elected
officers for 1002 last evening,
The Young Ladles' Auxiliary of tlie
Foreign Missionary society of the
Simpson Methodist church will hold an
Important meeting this evening at the
home of Miss Margaret Hughes, 330
North Hyde Paris avenue. "
William Thomas, of Bloom avenue,
was quite sevorly injured about tho
head by a fall of roof at the Dodge
mine on Thursdny,
St. Patrick's church choir held their
annual business meeting last evening.
Miss Julia White, of North Ninth
street, very pleasantly entertained a
few of her numerous friends on Thurs
day evening,
Thursday evening at tho home of
Mrs, L. Pratt, on Lincoln avenue, a
party was held In honor of Mrs, Mar
tha Lamed and Miss Anna Williams,
of Waterbury, Conn., who will leave
tomorrow for their home. Guinea and
other amusements were Indulged In nnd
at tho closo refreshments were served.
Joseph Bryant, of Edwardsvllle, nnd
Phoebe A, Morgan, of Luzerne Bor
ough, wero married nt tho Baptist
parsoungo by the llov, Thomas do
Cruelly, D, D Thursday at noon, Mr.
and Mrs. Bryant will make their homo
in Edwnidsvllle.
GREEN RIDGE,
Mis. Martin Heft, of .fetlYiton aumie, U en
Urtululng lur molliir, Mi., s. y. Powell, v(
llnuesdale,
Tlie contest for the ball olldid by Cliarle .Sea.
inaui to the lady inaUtu; the hljjhetf number of
pli'4 In twinty Bamea on the Ureui Htdpj Wheel,
men I'liiU' iilley limed yeteiJjy aflemueu.
Mitt Mirtlic Haey, of Gieeu Hldac tm.t, won
A GREAT SURPRISE
In in tore for all wio use Kemp's ))Jljm for the
Throat and luis, the creat xuai.iittccd rcniel.v.
Would jou believe, that it 1 Hold ea it) meuU unJ
any duuigbt U aulliirUcd by the proprietor of
thin wondeiful lemcdy to iUc uu a wniple'otilc
lice? It noicr faiU to CUIO Milts ut tlifoiUc
couglK. All uiuagUtj stll Kemp's HiUaiu. I'rae,
iie, and SUc.
Scwod Fnom IKsaafOn
Mrs. Aaron Medron, of Savannah,
Ga writes: "Ever since the. birth of
my ilrst child, six yenrs ugo, I have
suffered greatly from piles. I could
not bring myself to bear the thoughts
of a surgical operation. Pyianild Pile
Cure entirely cured me." Kor sale by
all druggists, "Plies, Causes and Cure,"
mailed free. Pyramid Drug Co., Mar
shall, Mich.
liiso ball. Mr. (,'. J. Mcilltiuhof 'H u itooit
hCLoiul, unci .MI43 Knapp tlilnl. The M.circ: sloml
in (oIIuhb: Mlwt DjjIo.v, J,'Jli: Jliv. Bfillnijliof,
tl.USJj mill Mki Knupp, a.U'JJ. '
CIjis No. l!J, of Ailiury McllioilW llpitcopil
Sunday school, will bIvi' a niwluile ill the k";.
tine loom of Hip 1 Iniri.li Tiiim!.iy ectiliiir, ltb.
(J. 'Hits will lie t lie fouitli of 11 sol le of cnti'i'.
iJliilnenU Kilfli by llio clai of llu S.ibli.ltli
Hliool for Hie iuipoe of paylup for the refur
iiMiIiik of the !"Uinl.iy scliool looms. The uicm
bcis of the cIjw Iijc worl,eil lunl for the bin
less of tlicir etiterl.iiniiH'iit ntid line si'iurcd bom,.
of the ciy best talint in the city lor tlie m
fusion. Among: tlioe ho wll ltakc pait .no
MIh Uaiy Hall, soprano; Mrs. Mat Clnpmaii,
lontraltnl Miss Mildred (liceii, elocutionist; Mm.
ltalph Ward, pianist; Jobn .Ioiiui, liaillone; Kit
gi'iie llaln nnd otben.
Simiboii, win of .Mr. and Mm. John I.ee, of Al
bright, ui emie. who Mistalued a biohcu nose and
otlur ioieie injinio leemtly by fallitif on Hie.
iie, is iceoierintr.
Mr. and 3lri. A. Ci. Tlionusou gaie an informal
lancing pirty at llieir home in Xoitli I'.uk last
eienlni; for their son. Van Allen. 'Hie sue,t
wile: Ml-scs I t.trcl Tqbey, Mailclaln Siliroiuhr,
Mulicl lliimn, lllla Connolly, Helen M.uh and
hljuley Hurley, Wanen' I'ulkr, I'icil Connolly
and f.el.iud .Marsh.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Coming Social Events and Other
News in Biief from Across
the Soaring Brook.
The next social event of consequence
on this side will be the annual mas
querade ball of the Scranton Athletic
club. It will take place on Wednes
day, February u, at the society's head
quarters on Alder street, nnd all the
necessary details have been attended
to. The committee in charge of the
affair Is Fred Welnig, Charles Dlssnig,
Adolph Heusner, Adolph Hammeu,
Fred Neuls and Henry Meyers.
On Monday next, February ::, the
German Brewery Workers union will
hold their ilrst annual ball and it
promises to bo a succcess. Hundreds
of invitations have been sent out by
the following conimmittee of arrange
ments: J'dseph MniTeffspacher, jr.. Max
Ludwig, Joseph Long, Jacob Weber
and Chafles Kulbnan.
The Swltzer Maennerchor will occupy
the floor of the Athletic hall on Friday,
February 7, and arrangements are be
ing made for a crowded house.
On Saturday, February S, . St. John's
Beneficial society have rented Athletic
hall for tlie afternoon arid evening,
when tlie members will enjoy a grand
pro-Lenten carnival and dance.
The social season will be brought to
a close on this side by the old and
popular Saengerrund society, which has
announced a gra'nd masquerade ball
for Monday night, February 10. The
affair will be one of the events of the
season and is being arranged by the
following committee: Messrs. Berth
old Schadt, Gustav Schultr., August
Hagen, Jacob Hess, Lawrence Huber
stroh and John Schroedol, jr.
Yesterday's Funerals.
The funeral of John Tigue took place
yesterday morning from tho family
residence, 210 Prospect avenue, and
was largely attended, A high mass of
requiem was sung nt St. Peter's cathe
dral, and interment was made in tlie
Dunmore Catholic cemetery
Joseph, the Infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Brnhler, was laid at rest
yesterday morning, Services wero held
in St. Mary's German Catholic church
nnd Interment was made In the Twen
tieth ward cemetery at No. 5.
The funeral of Thomas Manley will
take place this morning at 10 o'clock
from the family residence, 114 Birch
street. Services will bo held in St.
Peter's cathedral and tlie remains will
be laid at lest in tho Cathedral ceme
tery. NUBS OP NEWS.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Hick
ory Street Germun Presbyterian church
will meet nt the residence of Mrs, S. S.
Spruks, corner of Webster avenue and
Linden street, next Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock,
A tegular meeting of the Fourteen
Friends Is called for this evening to be
held In the parlors of Hotel Best,
A mooting of the L, C. B. A. was held
last night in tho basement of St. John's
church.
DUNMORE.
The Woman's Christian Tempo anec union held
a Mii(es.sful (upper last nluht ut the home uf
Mrs, Jtidsoii Swuitz, of Ucetrio menu:. Tin)
proceed will be added to the fountain fund
which la to be used for the erection of it drink.
lug fountain ut Uumnote comers'.
The balance of tlie mill boxes eie placed in
pool I Ion and today the loiis-w anted hec delbery
ij.lem will go Into effeet.
Miii. V, II, Nculusr icluincd jiMerday fioui a
veeU'n fclay with New Jerecy fiicnds.
Notttitlutandlng all 11 porta to the loiitrary,
thin boiuujli u Mill bee from uiiall-mn. Tho
only tae lien under mpIclon was examined
by Pr. Miliieciy, acting for the Iwaul of
hc.illh, and hU leport was that the illneai
uas ot an altoscilur dllfrient nature,
iter. Dai Id .Spencer, 1). 1)., wilt preach in tha
Dudley Sticet llaptUt thurUi toiuonow after,
noon ut J o'clo.l.. Tied 1.', WiUon and lllsj
lUl.y II, Hall, uf bcrauton, will luie ili.uc of
the kont' senile.
OBITUARY.
Fred O. Fonberry, nn old resident of
North Scruntou, died yesterday at
L':lp, after a lingering Illness at his
hoine, 2512 Amelia avenue. Mr, Fron
berry had been a resident of North
Scranton a number of years, nnd was
highly respected by every one who
knew him. For several years ho has
been suffering from a peculluv disease.
Tho funeral will be conducted on Mon
day afternoon nt o'clock.
NORTHSGRANTON
A SESIOUS EIRE ONrERDINAND
STREET LAST NIGHT.
Residence of James Duffy, Valued at
$800, Totally Destroyed by Elanies.
Crnckorjncks Dofentod Ninth Regi
ment Team in a Qnmo of Basket
Ball Miss May Dnvls Tendered a
.Surprise Party Mr. nnd Mrs. W.
N. EvniiB Presented with a Lamp.
Other News Notes.
Fire destroyed the two-story frame
dwelling owned by ltolund Brown, of
Green Kldge, and occupied by James
Duffy, 009 Ferdinand street, last night
about 'J o'clock.
Tho fire was discovered by one of
the neighbors, who had been out tak
ing In her clothes from tho Ilni. She
noticed flames bursting from tho win
dows near the chimney, nnd imme
diately untitled Mrs. nurfy, who was
putting her baby to sleep. In .1 few
minutes, the building was a must of
i!nmc3 and the family had Juiit time
to escape.
The ilrcmeli worked hard, but all
they could do was to prevent a spread
of tho llames. The loss Is about $S0o,
partly covered by Insurance.
Basket Ball Game.
A hugely attended and Interesting
game of basket-ball was played In the
Auditorium last evening, between the
Crackerjacks and the Ninth Regiment
team, of Wilkes-Harre. The Cruckei
jacks proved' themselves superior to
the soldier boys, and defeated them by
a score of 31 ' to 10. Tlie playing of
Hughes, of the Crackerjacks, and
Trax, of Wilkes-Barre, were the feat
ures of the game,
The following was the line-up of
both teams:
CiaiKerjiiKs. Xlutli ltefiiinent.
Wlll.i lift foin.inl Tawsurt
Willie loft foinanl... .Vim Viilkenbuij
Hustics leuler Austin
Williams left miaul Haas
S. Palis light 1,'U.iiil Tr.i'C
(ioali wile tlilown film the Held by Uilli.lUH,
P.U11 and Hughes for Ihe CVaiKeijaiks and ,A in
fill, Trav and Taj'sait for WilUrn-llarir I'mpiie,
Pavu; time of mine, twa' twenty-minute babes'.
Surprise -Party.
A very pleasniit surprise party was
given at tlie home of-iMlss May Davis,
of 1718 Wayne avenue, last evening.
Up to a late hour, the guests enjoyed
themselves in sTnglng and danckig, af
ter which refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mishes May
Davis, Kiali Davis, Mary Thomas,
Martha Thomas, Alice Lewis, Carrie
Evans, Sarah Henry, Edith Itlehards,
llebecca Harris, Margaret Villles;
Messrs. Evan Thomas, Ivor Danvers,
David Jones, Itosar Price, liufu.i
Richards, l'ort Evans and Bert
Thomas.
Party and Presentation.
Tlie pupils' of John II. Phillips and
Isaac Jones' class of the Puritan Coiv
greg.itional church last evening pre-'
bcnteil Mr. and Mrs. William N. Evans
with a beautiful lamp. After tlie pres
entation, a delightful evening was,
spent, in singing and games, until 11
late hour, when refreshments were
served.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
William Evans, Mr. and Mrs. John II.
Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Watkins, Mr.
and Mi'3 Daniel Morgans, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Idris Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
Georgo Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lloyd,
Misses Annie Reese, Margaret Lloyd,
and Lewis Williams.
Another Party.
A large number of friends of Miss
Christina Chrlstensen tendered her a
surprise party at her home, on Dea
con street, Thursday evening. Music,
dancing and singing were indulged in
up to a late hour, when refreshments
were served. Several vocal selections
were given by Miss Nemo T!lson and
Miss Marlon Lewis.
Those present were: Misses Bessie
Itterly, Marion Lewis, Maine Walsh,
Kate Morgan, Clare Kline, Jennie
Jenkins,, Grace Shinier, Nellie Tilson,
Maine Jones, Jennie Hnlne, Hose Sil
ver, Bessie Evans; Messrs. John E.
IJichards, Potous Smith, John Hughes,
W. II. Linden, Evan Jones, William
Thomas, Ben Bowen, William Walsh.
Mark Movlthe, Hayden Davis, Lewis
Peorn, David Jones nnd Mr. Bush,
TOLD IIT A FEW LINES.
blaster Urlndley Davis, a pupil at
No. 23 school, met with a serious ac
cident Thursday In school, while put
tins on his overshoes. The little fel
low was leaning over in the aisle, put
ting on his overshoes, and In doing
so he fell, striking on ills nose. lie
was Immediately remoi.'d to his home,
where the doctors found that his nose
was broken.
L,ast evening nt the fair being con
ducted In St. Mary's hall by tho dif
ferent boclotles connected with tho
Holy Ttosary church, the North Hcran
ton Glee club gave an excellent con
cert, which was greatly appreciated
by thoso present. During tho even
ing several urticles were chanced off.
Tho members of the Liberty Hoso
company held a well-attended meet
ing in the hoso rooms lust evening.
Mrs. John Lonlhau, or Urlek avenue,
is able to bo about, after an Illness of
live weeks with a sprained ankle.
Gospel services will bo hold In the
Young "Women's Christian association
rooms, on North Main avenue, Sun
day afternoon at 3.30 by Miss Helena
Clerk.
Itev. Frank Helfrou returned home
to Great Uend, after visiting friends
In tills section for the past few days,
TUNKHANNOCK.
Sleclil to the Scranton Tilbune.
TuuUutmoiL, Jan, 31. (icoign I'lillllibun, ulia
ll ciniiloH-d i a Miblu tailor at t'aiuomlalc?,
U fni.(llni,' u fi'W J)t at Ills huiiii' lieu1.
Mis.u. Ilosi i'. ami I'raiik llcrrlil. uiu en
tertaiulnu Uitir inothcr fioni l.itiiluu', N. Y.,
tliU k.
Mr, and .Mis. l"unls Cornell, uf AlluMis, arj
i3lt1ng iclatiu". ut IliU plau'.
Ili'njablu 'I'lioiniuon, of I.umne, i.ii lulling
en friimli jt tliU jiluto on YhuiMliy.
Jl.u tin liiifer ami fanill of ('JilioinlaU', aie
tlio bumU of hU uiiiiti, Mr. uiul Mri. William
1.'. Kicfir, on l'litnani ut lit t. t,
'flu tlotlilns toro ol hKliincr k IVU'r, on
Tio4 btrc t, U iloji'il toJay. 'I'licro i'io iiimui
of a involution of iurlncr-lili.
SkTlieMi lny Cuinuli'.f uv "Tj
l(WJJr'l lu -lb bourn ltl"t,nAI
Jlbtbn mil luleclluimfuw. r 1
IJooas LoD
Saturday, the
ll
j nil
Good Qualifies Only
i H H Ml H
(t fly 1 1
m
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Wonderful Boys' Clothing Values
Boys and Children's Fine Wool Sweaters. Sizes are not com
plete, but possibly the size you want Is here. Regular value $1.00 and
$1.25. For Saturday, the last day for our Great Clearing Sale
Prices, buy them at J DC
Boys' All-Wool Suits, sizes 8 to IS years, double-breasted, neat'
dark colors and plaids, also checks. Regular price Is ,
$3.50. For Saturday Clearing Sale, price pJ5.UU
Boys' All Wool Suit Double-breasted style, size 8 to 15 years.
Come In dark colors and plain blue. Regular $2.25 kind. .
For Saturday Clearing Sale, price p 1 ,35
Skating Gaps or Toques, in all popular colors. Our regular 25-cent
and 35-cent values go Saturday at our Clearing Sale Price at,
each . loC
iii
01
S
A Two-Clasp Kid Glove, a lart'e
our regular 75-cent glove. For Saturday they go at Clearing
Sale Prices, pair .1 '. . 59C
Women's Mittens, in black, knit double, good yarn.
Saturday at Clearing Sale Prices, pair ,
Men's Grey and Tan Mocha
sells for '$1.25 aair. Buy them
Women's Pocketbooks
A Clean-Up of Women:s Fine
double, frame mounted and plain.
colored. Regular values $1.25 to
from lot at Clearing Sale Price
Don't
AMUSEMENTS.
1 fmikm SILK DISPLAY ' !
j :
Jooas Loog's Sods.
NEW ARMORY, SCRANTON, FA.,
MONDAY, F"EB. 34, 1903, AT Q.30 F. tVJ.
Under Direction Fred. C. Hand. Diagram Onona nt Powell's Mjisic
Store, Monday, Feb. 17, at 0 a. ra. Tickoto-$1.00, $1.50, 52 and $2tGO.- ,
STAR THEATRE
AI.P. O. HCItniXQ'lON-, Miinacer.
ThurhiLiy, 1'rlil.iy ami S1t11rd.11,
JAXLAUV W), ai ami riUlllL'AKY 1.
.Malincc Diciy Day.
I Ail exquisitely blended mixed
tea ideal for family use,
3 pound
This combination of choice
leaves, which affords n dolicate
flavor peculiar to Itself, chal
lenges comparison with any
OOo ton on tho market and is
really n. 40c value.
Try a pound and you will
drink no other.
n The -j
0 Joyce Stores 0
Popular Priced Provisions
uragreaBgagyqaragass i
Couit ailjouineil at ii.M o'cloil. on I'llilay
until IVbiu-u) II.
couiir O I US,
In tlie caii! ot K. S. IleuilrliU n. Julm t.
Colllus utumiIt, tl.o Jiuy ii'turiieil a MiilU't
fur tlio ilcfinJjiil.
Uho i.ui; of Ni'lon II. (iauliier i. Clinton
ohiiIiIi, licijuw for ilaiiuifiw to iiUliitilfj
iioiM uml uji-on by irolii out an uiik'uaulul
ciiibanliiK'lit, unic to u budJi'ii tfinilii.Uluii on
Trilby, by ujjoii of tlie louit illicitlni; u 0111.
pulioiy iiou-auil to bo fiiim'il, lubllia lll-lt
lilalnlill VM not U'lul lo tliuw tuili a ktalo of
M-glliii'ncc si uouM niako tlie toumlilii liable.
0. Siiillh lil nn vr wan uiinointeii uuiiitor to 'IU
Illume (In- fuiui ileriuil fioni kali' ot tlie leal U
late of Jatuci IMILs, ilufJ.cJ.
The kl.crJA's wh will be loullruifil thl mom.
in' attl o'Uw.L befoiu Ao.latc JiuJkiu aiijbn
ami SlVldcr.
hi llw iam of rvinnwn with i, i'Mg AW,
foifi'itwo of mwiifiliuiuc was. ou nn-ltou, al-
fP
g s Sods
Last Day of Our
at Attractive Prices.
s
line of desirable colors. This
Is
Sold
l'2ic
Gloves, one button, usually
Saturday for 95C
Combination Pocketbooks, single and
Come in a large variety, black and
$2.00. Saturday choose
V OC
Niss the
AMUSEMENTS.
' vol
Lyceum Theatre
M. ltEIS, Lessee anil Manager. fn
A. J. UUPFY, Bus. Manasr.
fVtonday Nlgiil, Feb, 3', '..
W. E. Xanl.orilllc 1'ic.scnts tlio Hit' Muikal K.
tl.lJgali7.i,
Din "3"
s np i
Millie by William f.or.iinc, rouipocr of "Si
1 mo" .mil "Zanion.i," etc. .jrics by Hairy II,
Maisliall.
I'liccs 2Sf to !,Hn.
Scats on sale I'liJj.v at b a. m.
Tuisday Night, February 4,
oxi: Muiir oxr.v.
Clurli'i I'loliinan inccnts tlio New Ausfihtus
'lliomaa l'lay,
Direct finin jll.iikij Tlicakr, Soiv Yoil. City,
A liicat t'ast.
)'iicc-2.'ic. to $1 50.
Seals on bale baturilay .it U u, in,
WidnasJay Nigh), Fab. 5,
Kiitiii'. u&iu:rxr, rrcscms.
Frank Daniels,
Ami liU company In tlio operatic I'omcily,
iss
I'lliM Oiclili i ami orilieatru iliiie, $lVt
ilri'M ilirli', SI.OO. Ilalcony -First two ro,
H.UOi dull', M ami '' l"Ui BJlUry, 25 ami SO
I nits,
HMts B" on ule Moiiilay at l) a, in.
Academy of flusic
U, HUIS, Lesste, A. J, Duff, Manajir,
THE GARNER STOCK CQMPANY
AM. THIS KKK.
Ai.i. ni:.t wi:i:k.
The New Sawtelle Company
JIO.M1AY MCSUT,
I
Tlie Angel of ihe Alley'
-lilllHiml of the IXWl 0
i:ciilng I'llai. -11), 20 ami DO rcnti.
Matinee I'lUi'n 10 uml t.0 ccnta.
lmu to be klrltkuu oil, ami a nol proa, tllrectcd
to be iiitfrfJ mion payment of ioU by Unfeud'
ant.
r ffllF I
i fi
olor
mplicity
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