THE BOSTON GLOBE TUESDAY. DECEMBER 19, 1016 12 AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES WEAVEIj REAL ESTATE -WHCRi TO TAY WHAT TO SCR AND SKfOY annM a Mr, unW ff, fa i WIUK AMD HOW TO I By LIOKABD VK Boston UAH Bromiicld COASTWISESTEAMSHIP LINES COASTWISESTEAMSHIP LINES DEATHS ANDERSON In Bast Boston, Dec 18, George son of the late Mary and William Anderson. Funeral from his late residence, 805 Havre at, Wednesday, at 8:16 a m. Requiem mass at the Sacred Heart Church 8:45. Relatives aud friends respectfully invited to attend, ARNOLD In Hanover, suddenly by accident, Dec 17.
Norman son of Walter F. and Coxa M. Arnold of 8 Highland at, fflxi rf 1030. Dartmouth 1069 BEACON ST GREAT BARGAIN Exceptionally fine private bouse, Longwood District, Brookline; has Just been beautifully decorated throughout, has every possible modern Improvement, ready for immediate occupancy, very reasonable price, easy terms. Open for inspection daily and Sun-K Wm to 4 tn, or apply to GEO W.
JOHNSTON, 1200 Beaeon st, Brookline. dSutf dl2 PROF GARNER WILL LURE GORILLAS Wiii Sit in Gunners' Stand to Shout Calls Today and Following Days at 3 EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL AUCTION by Of hi: College. Funeral services at the Christ Brookline Property Wanted 1 BUY, sell and exchange BrordtHne property; send full particulars of what yoit havo to offer or call and talk the matter over with me. GEO. W.
JOHNSTON, 1280 Beacon st, Brookline. aautf d8 Eastern Steamship Lines All-thm-WaybyWatmr MAINE AND THE PROVINCES BANGOR. LINE. Wintersport and Intermediate landings. Eve.
India Whf. Tups. and'Erls. a P. connect at Bocklsnd Wads, and Sats.
for Bar Harbor, Blue Hill and intermediate landless. DH LINE. I.ve. Tvntrsl Whf. week days 7 P.
also Mons. M. (Int'l Mnc. 1 INTERN ATION ML, LINE. Portland, Kastport.
Calais, Lutec and St. John. Lve. Central Whf. Menu.
A. jj YARMOUTH LINE Boston Yarmouth Steamship Ltd. Dye. Central Whf. Tues.
and Kris. i. P. M. JHckets rf Information at Wharf Office, alto at ltu Office, Washington ami at Tourist Offlnet.
He Learned 20 Wards WhicH, Hi Says, Are Used by the Apes Dominion Fur Co. of Canada ij(p0 II AVE WKI.L-K.NOWN STORES IK Montreal and Toronto A Remarkable Collection of High Grade Furs CANADA'S FAMOUS and BK TIFI KLACK FOXES, SILVEE FOXKHt CROSS FOXES, HI! I FOXES from the CANADIAN NORTWmsr WHITE FOXES: HUDSON BAY SABLES Id MtiUlied HKIs! SETS and HOBESj IMPERIAL BUSMAN SABLES In Matched SKIW? MUFFS and SUARFS; ROYAL ERMINE SKIN8L MUFFS, ABF! COATSl I'OLAR BEARS, ROVAL BEBIOAIi TIGER, RUSSIAN BKAH FLORIDA via. "Savannah Line" JUST about now you are beginning to think of a Southern trip. Whether you intend to spend a few days or severalmonths in the Southern wonderland, begin and end with The Route Favored By New Englanders The splendid all steel steamships of this line -ff er low first class fares and superior service. Boston to Jacksonville FIRST CLASS DEATHS SEVERANCE In Everett.
Dec 17, Charles Francis Gtdden Severance, 56 yrs 2 mos 1 ds. Funeral services will be held at his lata residence. 15 Waverly av. on Wednesday. Dec 20, at 2 ra.
Relatives and friends ar invited to attend. SHEBHAN-In South Boston, Dee 17, beloved husband or Delia (Sweeney) Shee-han. Funeral froai residence, 7 West Sd t. Wednesday, Dec 20, at 8:15. High mass of requiem at S3 Peter and Paul's Church at 9 am, Relatives and friends invited.
SIGNORINO-In South Boston, Deo 18, Leo Signorino. Funeral from 213 Broadway, Wednesday, Dec 20, at 1:15 m. Funeral services at Our Lady of Pompeii Church, Harrison av. at 2 o'clock. SILLIKER In Med ford.
Dec 18, Frederick sou of Thos. C. and Mary A. Silllker, 1 yr 4 mos 5 ds. Funeral services at parents" borne, 01 Mystic av, Wednesday, at 2 m.
STEWART In West Somerville, Dec 17, John W. Stewart. Services from his home, 58 Low-den av, Tuesday, Dec 19, at 10:30 a m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. WAGNER In Roxbnry, Dec 17, Charles beloved son of Otto and Rosalie Wagner.
Fu neral from his late residence, 21 Field st, Wednesday, Dec 20, at 8 a m. Requiem bign mass at the Holy Trinity Chinch, Sliawmut av, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are klndy invited. WALSH In Newton. Dec 17, Ellen, beloved daughter of Michael and Winifred Walsh (ues Hughes), 19 yrs.
Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs John Mitchell, 108 Jackson road, Wednesday, Dec 20, at 8:15 a m. High mass of requiem at the Church of Our Lady at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. WOOD In Rosindale, Dec 18, Mary wife of. William C.
Wood. Funeral services at her late residence, 130 Tyndale st, Wednesday, Dec 20. at 2 m. Funeral private. WOODWARD In West Somerville, Dec 18, George W.
Woodward, 55 yrs. Services at his late residence, 79 College av, Thursday, Dec 21, at 2 m. Loyal Rockett Lodge No. 632 1 1. 0.
0. F. U. Brethren are hereby notified to attend the funeral of our late brother, Wm. T.
Brown. Services from his late residence, 11 Copeland st. Roxbury, Wednesday, Dec 20, at 2 m. HUGH ELERS. Noble Grand.
JOSEPH F. MILLS, Per. Sec. BELMONT BARGAIN $500 DOWN buys brand-new 2-family house, large lot of land, with fruit trees aud room for parage; large living rooms with beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, indirect lighting, sleeping porches; high land, near the Oakley Country Club. 17 min to Park st; $7000; auto service.
H. a. CLARK, 580 Massachusetts av, Cambridge, room 204; telephone Cambridge 4202. SqTThtf a26 Land For Movies Theatrn I HAVE an excellent location for a theatre located in the heart of a prosperous, growing community 5 miles from Boston; no competl! tion of any sort. 163, Globe office.
1 r.tfl A II int Tf vJj 1 OS mmmmmemm nun atui 1 MOTOR COATS and ROBES In variety. AH AiUcles Sold Under Prpr' i 4 mmmM A Lnixo and Important VarietyjiMIieH.GRADE FURS oidkon mm a sow, Auction eers in tou snd Tremont 8ts. 48 SHADES Varnishes, atalns. at price. PAIHPISl Way $27.00 $45.00 By Lewis J.
Bird Z' TODAY, Dec. 19th, at 10 A jt AT 3.8 KKKI'ORT BOIM-H KHTKIt CORNER 1MR('IIKHTKR AVBNIB Falvey's raint Warehouse, 5 Pearl Street. "FLORIDA BY SEA" Service from Boston $45.00 Jacksonville and Return. 14-day 2500-mile trip. Every Thursday.
$18.00 Old Point, and Return. 3.a,y 1000-mile trip. Every Saturday. $22.00 Washington, D. Ret.
Meals and Berth Included on steamer. Through tickets to points South end West. Steamer for Baltimore, Wed. and for Norfolk, T'lur. and Sat.
for Philadelphia, Thur. 5 P. M. Send for particulars. Merchants Miners Trans.
Co. 0. II. Maynard, Ave. City Ticket Ollice, 34 Waxhington Ht.
"Finest Coastwise Tripn in the World. 1 (lurch. River st, cor Maple ft, nyae arn, on Wednesday, Dec 20, at a m. Rela ttves and friends Invited to attend. Prayers and burial at Oak Grove Cemetery, Paw-tucket, at 8 ra.
BEAT-In Newton ville. Dec 18, Mary, widow of the late Samuel B. Real of Augimta, Me, 80 yrs. Funeral from her late residence, 108 Court at, Wednesday. Dec 20, at 2 m.
Maine papers please copy. BERBY Dee IT. John George, son of Casper Berry. Funeral Tuesday, Dec 18, 2 24 HigbUrod av, Cambridge. BRADLEY In Dorchester.
Dec 18. Margaret E. Bradley, daughter of the late Catherine and; Michael Bradley. Funeral from her late residence, 35 Barry at, Thursday, at 8:30 a m. Hleh mass of requiem at St Peter's Church at o'clock.
Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery, Maiden. BRAESB In Everett, Dec 18. Richard Julius Braese, 45 yrs 3 mos IS dys. Funeral from his late residence, 1 Manning terrace, Thursday, Dee 21, at 8 a m. High mass of requiem at Immaculate Conception Church, at 0 a m.
Relatives sue friends are invited to attend. BRINE la N. T. city, Dec 18, John D. Brine.
Reiulem high mass at St Agnes' Church. Arlington. Mass, Wednesday morning. Relatives and friends Invited. BROWN In Roxbury, Deo 17, William beloved husband of Emma Brown.
Funeral from his late residence, 11 Copeland st, Wednesday, Dec 20. at 2 m. Relativea and friends are kindly Invited, late member of Shoe and Leather Lodge. N. E.
O. Loyal Rockett Lodge 6831. I. O. O.
F. M. V. CHANDLER In Wellington, Dec 18, Olive Mary, wife of 8. B.
Chandler, in her 51st year. Funeral from 181 Middlesex av, Wellington, Wednesday, Dec 20. DALE In Dorchester, Dec 18. Jane Dale, at the residence of her son, David J. Dale, 277 Mlpot at.
Funeral notice later. DAMON In North Marshfleld, Dec 18, Grace wife of Ellis H. Damon, 50 yrs. Funeral from her late residence. North Marshfleld, Wednesday, Dec 20, at 8 ra.
Tratn leaves South Station at 12:49 m. OeARSIOND In Cambridge, Dee 16, Ira Lee. beloved husband of Monica Le Blanc DeAr-niond. Funeral from his late home, 381 Cambridge gt, Tuesday, Dec 10, at 2 m. Relatives and friends Invited.
Late member of Lodge. K. of P. DODD At his late residence, 874 Marlboro at, Boston, Walter James Dodd. Funeral services at Kind's Chapel, Wednesday, Dec 20, at 1 m.
DONAHUE In Brookline, Dec 18, Margaret C. (nee Cotter), wife of Charles G. Donahue. Funeral from her late residence, 142 Boylslon St. Wednesday, Dec .20.
at 0 a m. Requiem mass at St Mary's of the Assumption Church at 0f45 o'clock. Relatives and friends are re spectfnlly invited. Newport, papers Only Direct Service Prom New England to the South OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY Consult any ticket or tourist agent or C. W.
JONES, N. E. P. A. Pier 42, HoosacTunnel Docks, Boston piu Pine Grove and Lake BUNGALOW aud lot, $550; terms $50 down, a month; 3 rooms, fireplace, large piazza, lake frontage, Winter sports.
85, Globe office. Bt dl9 CORNER BARGAIN $500 DOWN, balance as rent, buys this beautiful 2-famlly on corner, flue location, separate entrances, granolithic walks, beech floors, open plnmblng, electric lights; a fine home or investment for $5400. BRAYLEY KNOWLES, 660 Broadway, West Somerville, SndSt On WEDNESDAY, Dee 30, 191, at a. at ssbesroora. a FROM STORAGE WAREHOUSE 10 loads furniture aud furnishings, rr.ntlth.
of mahogany mid oak dressers, tables, brass snd lrou beds, caocbe. seta, mission chalrit and co*ckers, palntlnm IT gravings, eblna closets, Aiutaa tables, buffet board, table bed linen dlnir, plated ware, cblba, books, aSSmm wardrolwn, counters, sbowoases, 12" AUCTION SALE, HOlit COOLIDGE HEAR COOLIDOE OHStK ST HCITES, hntlsnom, dlnlnc rwna, lillllf room, and titled for Orst-class hotel or iniirt OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Via Rail and Boat Bmmf Daily and Sunday oBW3saasi 3 CERTS PER FOOT EVERETT 150,000 ft, good for single or two-family houses, near cars, churches, schools; owner in Canada; chance of a lifetime. 251, Globe office. 8ud3t ul7 miiT noi'w; aavtin." Mi mortssae mmm tnn-tlv fin i (k. IN MEMORIAM Donlan A month's mind high mass will be sung at All Saints' Church, Roxbury.
Wednesday. Dec 20, at 8 o'clock, for our dear wife and mother, Margaret Donlan. Mr Peter Donlan and family. (1I OVKK OKNKR BNri RK CON8I8TINO In pert of pianos, parlor sets, odd chalrn and rockers, parlor table, extension tables, buffets and sideboards, china cabinets, dining chairs, bureaus una chiffonieres, brass and Iron beds. Nutionai Bprings.
hair and cotton mattresses, coucn en, cribs, mirrors, pictures, pier mirror, kitchen tables and chairs, carpets, coal and (tas ranges, refrigerators, parlor stoves, 3 Roll Top Peaks, a Cmb. Safe BV LEWIS J. BIRD 1 Bosworth St. Rear Tarker House Christmas Gift Auction Sale Thursday. December 31.
at 1 I. ML Gold and Diamond Rings WATCHES, stick pins, cut glass, china, bron-es, bric-a-brac, marble statuary, paintings and water colors, silverware, table covers, dollies, laces, table linen, etc. Christmas Furniture Auction Sale MEW AND SECOND HAND In Salesrooms friday Saturday at 10 A. HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC THE ONLY INDEPENDENT LINE Operatina; Between Bf" New England and New Yorfe 2783 dSutf my21 can tsiUKbt i- aMiimbl. thin bC-utlful aSI can be bought for a faw thousand 'loiter 3H KipHCand Country Homes.
Bargain Bul-lfl-lin lAnlTJj ietin Free. Dept. C. 21 Milk St. CllMnU dSutf dl9 iu- nrci raengnge; mii- iec 11 uVla in, i.r.
i II VII l- llill TiJ M. a. TmoiT'inLrssm'nnt May1 at -r VI BAIL A BOAT 1 A REAL BARGAIN $300 down buys new 2-family bungalow, latest improvements, separate piazzas, rent $40; priee $4000. FRIEND, d58 Weekly Sailings from. New York to Cuba Jamaica, Panama, Costa Riea and Colombia, fortniahtly to Guatemala, also 22- and 24-Dny Tropical Tours.
Luxnrloua Steamahipa. Unexoolfpd Cttisiee. Reservations made and all information at UNITED FRUIT COMPANY STEAMSHIP SERVICE ine enure contents or Hotel Sca Brnie (W, I ttroauway; tc-l tjoinorvmo sumt- Ml i i ii in nirnini). A CUT RS DA LE 20O cash, new 2-family. all liOUIR HOSKNTH4 11 iwj 1 nuTfl, Auctioneer, 2T p*rnblll.
124 TRERrlONT ST. OPP. PARK STREET flowers Delivered by Telegram Anwhere in U. S. Improvements; price $5400; see house today.
No 25 Washburn av. Sudiit COLLEGE graduate. 6 years' experience caring for property, wants estate to manage, alone or associated with others. ft. Globe office.
Passenger Ticket Office OUTSIDE STATKROOM8 $1.00 Steel Steamships Georgia and Tennessee. Dally, including Sunday Improved Service. Telephone Main 1741. Ticket Office, 288 Washington Boston. dSntf myl AUTOMOBILES 75 State Cor.
Kilby St. Boston sniiD' an BOSTON'S Flewsr-Phone ftesa Fords! Fords! Fords! EVERETT 9insrle bouse, 7 rooms, all imp, open plumb, steam heat, newly papered and painted; corner lot; price $3150. 826, Globe ytortJt BEACH TODKINO roadxters aud town ear Id a I condition, must be aeen to orace. MISCELLANEOUS Henry Penn William Penn un i uohsbh on luumn mvet, wilu or without meaU. BAY CREST HOTEL, Miceo, nil mi i ii 1 1 1, 1 1 i rn I 1 1 hi Call BAY tTATE Mfl'KiH ABC IT' st, near cor Tremont at.
i Sleighs For Sale Tel Hay. Tel. Hav. FOR SALE 69 Warren av. house 9 rooms, in a 678 KEW YORK, Dec 19 With Prof Richard Lynch Garner, scientists from the Smithsonian Institution ana the American Museum of Natural History are on their way to the French Congo in Africa, after skins and skeletons of gorillas for a group to he mounted at the American Museum.
The party left yesterday aboard the steamship Chicago, for Havre. Prof Garner once lived for seven years tn a bamboo hut in Africa, studying the language and habits of apes. He acquired a vocabulary of 20 words which, he said, is the limit of the ape linguistic accomplishments. Armed with this vocabulary. Prof Garner will sit as a decoy, employing the language to lure gorillas to the stand where men are to be stationed with rifles.
REFERRED TO MAYOR ADAMS Special Committee of Melrose Aldermen Reports on Investigation of Police Department MELROSE. Dec 19 The report of the special committee which Investigated affairs of the Police Department was submitted last night to the Board of Aldermen. It recommended that the entire matter be referred to Mayor Adams, and the board so voted. The report of the committee covers 700 typewritten pages, hut none of the testimony at the various hearings was made public. The hearings of the board consumed several weeks and many witnesses were heard, the cost to the city being $150.
HON CHARLES A. CAMPBELL LEFT $148,579 ESTATE SALEM, Dec 19 Inventories of the following estates were filed in the Essex County Probate Court yesterday: Hon Charles A. Campbell, for many years a leading business man of Chelsea, who died Nov 19 in Ipswich, leaves property- appraised at $148,579.22, of which is invested in land on Audubop road and Peterboro st, Boston; Hannah A. Kittredge, North Andover, Sarah Kittredge, North Andover. Mary H.
Phillips, Lynn. $10,105.92. POLICE STOPBOYS" DEFAMING BILLY SUNDAY Policemen today began a crusade to prevent the newsboys selling a from crj'ing out defamatory things about Rev Billy Sunday. There have been many complaints at Police Headquarters from indignant citizens, and Supt Crowley ordered all policemen to take the lads into custody and hold them until their parents call, and then make the situation clear to both parents and boys. In some instances the boys said they were instructed by older persons to make use of the expressions which they cried out to attract attention of prospective buyers of the paper.
SOUTH BOSTON CHILDREN SEE CHRISTMAS PLAY A Christmas play entitled "The Rain-how Tree" was presented last night in Dahlgren Hall, South Boston, before 800 children of the district under the auspices of the Red Stocking Community Christmas Committer, headed by the chairman, Mrs Henry J. D. Small. The play was in three acts and there were Christmas carols between the acts by the South Boston Girls' Club. Those in the cast included Walter Lynch, George Selwyn, Benjamin Susan, Mrs Shugrue, Mrs Jefferson Newbold, Elizabeth Lyons, Priscilla Ordway, Fanny and Sarah Neidleman, Lurita Stone, Rose Harris, Helen Andrea, Ida Gilmer, Dorothy Klemer, Mabel Cos-tello, Jennie Lipousky, Ruth Cabot, Katherine Greene, Katherine McCarthy, Mary Cady, Katherine Burns, Stella Peterson, Katherine Dolan, Margaret Marston, Constance Dougherty, Joseph p*rno, Joseph Vozzello, Vincent Stasia, James Connolly, Arthur Mulhern, Arthur Collins and Henry Cunningham.
2424! Cheap 50 AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS AXZ. KXVDS ALSO ir 1912 Reo Truck, $135 I Cos I TOP. iiaint APARTMENTS TENEMENTS 5 and 7-Room Suites ON Beacon st, Brookline, sunny utslde rooms, every convenience; ownership management, finest service. GEO. W.
JOHNSTON. 1269 Beacon st, Coolidge Corner; tel Brook. 2100. Snd if o22 apabtments "SUNNY SUITES of 2, 8 and 4 rms, bath and kitchenette, for light housekeeping, with ail modern Improvements; rent $20 to $30 a month. MAJESTIC, 888 Mass.
av, Cambridge. 2t dli) Attractive Apartment NEW two-family Alexander av. Just off Main st, Medford; exceptional value. Phone owner, 129 So. Boston.
2t good condition; open 8 to 8. 8t dl8 HOTEL MAN going South wishes to sell his 3-apartment house In Arlington; no brokers; price $6000. 76, Globe office. 8wl4t dl7 INVESTMENT PROPERTY Must be sold; owner retiring from business; 2 blocks ou same lot, containing 14 stores and 81 flats, all occupied and rented for $7871 yearly, yielding net yearly profit of $3560 above all fixed expenses; in bustling city about 111,000 population; reasonable terms; price no broker. Ad-dresa "ESTATE," 426 Slater Building.
Worces Russian Sleigh Slnglo 8leigh 4-Seated Depot Wagon nun rin, MKcr Mt triHi allowed. BAV H'i'A I KorS Beach Brkt'ler 111 13-15 Pemberton Sa. Apply to James Mackenzie, Hi U. H. White's Estate.
Cbsetnut HiU. Mass. NEAR SCOLLAY SQUARE 1913 Stutz Roadster. $365 AN UNRECOGNIZED PROBLEM Moths. SilTerbao-a and Buffalo Bug's are problems of economics they destroy property.
Fleas and Bedbugs are problems of comfort they Irritate us. Cnrkroaches, Wnterbuics and Ants are E)blems of sanitation they are filthy, ts and Mice are problems of health they spread disease. Can you afford to have these unsolved problems around your house? The Waltham Chemical Co. nan solved these problems. In Martin's Pent Exterminators is the solution.
Odorless, safe, sure, cleanly, 66e and postage 5 and 10 cents extra. For powders name pest. WALTHAM CHEMICAL CO. Tel. 28 WALTHAM, MASS.
dSutf Jy7 MACHINERY AND TOOLS ter, Mass. sudiof an 2 EXTRA RHOI'S IW1XL BUY rentable foreclosure property ft TRIM CAR elm out at once for a rsal car for a little WSjWB deliver snywhnre, R4 i.i irii ii, iii in nirb. i LOST, FOUND, ETC LOST LADY'S 2-STONE DIAMOND RING PLATINUM SETTING; reward offered. WILLIAM M. YOUNG, 102 Nahant st, Lynn.
5t A SUM OF MONEY between Prospect at, Cambridge, and Dickinson st, Somerville; reward. L. C. 27 Dickinson st. Somerville.
ot Tremont sttel IMIgO Beach MUST BE SOLD BEFORE DEC 23 Hi 1 91 5 VERY CLASSY ROADSTER from right parties. 150, Globe office. $450, good lot, fine location, owner out of State, will sell cash or easy terms. 254. Globe office.
Sod3t SOMERVILLE $200 cash, cozy house, 4000 feet. Cutter st, off Broadway; price $2350, mortgage $1800. 252, Globe ofDce. 8od8t SOMERVILLE 2-family lo- KrdwTd floors open plumb, steam heat; price $2350; rents $80; 3600 ft land. 827, Globe 10 ON $500 and rent free, new house," all improvements, 11 minutes from center of Boston.
HODGDON, 8 Indiana av, Somerville; Apollo Spring Works 9100- Sasdiome Sound Horae, Wt 1350 SEVEN VEAKS OU, sbsolntely safe and kind, good worker, color dark bay, bought green last Spring, warranted to be a perfect borse In every way. Apply ABOLLO SPRING WORKS, na Dickinson st, near Ionian su, Cmni-bridge; 80 days' trial; tel 1581 BUBI MM WAOOH AND HaRNKHS ALL $S0 Seal brown hnroe, age 8, good worker, weighing 1160 lbs, also open eipress wagon carry 1 ton, in good condition, ali good bar-r-s, also slelgb. all or sell Heparately. HAS HAS VERY LITTLE KJtBut.r. IIAH wlrs wheel sud In fully aaSS ttk SEE rUn u'' Pi-ty I FOUND La dy pocketbook containing money.
i i i i iii ana tut like tel 273U. dSUtt tt4 go 20 miles on a git lion of Aimlv ut UOELD SI'ltlMj ntiitiv-. rm I'va Kuanllhn hill. IlSOOCOTTAGES. 2-family houses.
U-act Call M. MASRABIAN, 8 Massasoit av, Dorchester. 1 LOST A finger ring, chased, lion's head and mouth holding smali stqne; between Rowe's Wharf and Summer st on Atlantic av, or street car between those places; name and inscription inside "From Friends, Norfolk, Va;" liberal infon sit, BomerviHe, near lamas sq, Canabrldga 1 ways driven ear myself and know 't la 150-MATCMKD BAIR Vertuont Morgan, i bnt condition don't thla barwilu ir )m bandiome, round-ltirned chunks, horse sad mare, waut a car for next WMar, and mm -iiss for places; terms. HARRIS, 53 Medford st, Medford. 2t dl8 WANTED 5 OR 6-R00M FLAT NEAR Boston, not over 30 min out on eloc; must have modern imp.
and rent about $25 $28; references given. 399, Globe office. BACK BAY SUITES WITH OB WITHOUT HEAT, from $10 up. Apply 108 Belvidere st. Sudtf o22 1295 COMMONWEALTH AV 2 TO 7-BOOM suites, furnished and unfur-nlshed, latest imps.
J. I. STEWART. 5t BRIGHTON 6 BOOMS, bath, coal and gas range. Urge yard, low rent, $17 mo.
Apply 23 Herrlck st. SuTTbS BOARD AND ROOMS 8 GREENWICH PK Clean, furnished rooms, and c. water, beat, phone, side, sq rooms. Snd7t dlT 11 CONCORD SQ Newly furnished front parlor, hot and cold water and piano, well heated; square room for light housekeeping. $2.50.
selling, oil account of leaVlmr clM, color itolden sorrel. 8 and 9. sound snd sate. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES reward. Call telephone yumey 451.
Bt die 12 (Jolumbus sv; tel Beach IMI; a us. LOST An oval miniature uin. set win bril- R)N'H car. POSITIVELY Iff COMMXSSXOR liants, on Beacon st, between Berkeley and Walnut sts, Sunday afternoon. Reward if re BUYS 1011 OAKEANI), little deyl.
tfi UlliC. I-HII ir turned to it tieacon st. at ai nice little car 1H2 Oolumliua FOR SALE Shoe Machinery and equipment in all departments of factory making Men's Goodyear Shoes. STOVER BEAN CO. Lowell, Mass.
LOST French" bulldog, female, Saturday, tel ISO Reach. not afraid of any road objects, weighing together 23 GO lbs; this pair of horses were boutrtit last Spring green and been used single and double In our wagona about the city. Call at ABOIJJIJ Kl'BlNO WOHKS, 08 Dickinson St. Somtnille, near Inman sq, Cambridge; tpl Cambridge; 80 days' trial; also double work harness and blankets, all together or Hell horses separately. FOB SALE, IK ISM THOHODOHBKED BAY ARB, 10 baodB.
years old, rides and Sres, np to any weight, nice Jutnp-r; English thoroughbred polo pony, 18 hands, 8 years old; combination suddle and driving mare; can be 1913 Stutz 6 Pass. ALL GOOD TIRES, paint ami event ON OB SELL tbelr undivided estates, legacies, incomes or future Inheritances, lowest rates, strictly confidential; also 2d mortgages. HEIRS' LOAN CORPORATION, 27 State st. room 66; capital stock $100.000. SuTWtf Jyla SMALL SOUTH BOSTON MORTGAGES wanted, first or second.
Apply 306 West Broadway. SuTTbtf aud new: 1 am In 111 li and will mil 1 -it, to drive any more: call at my rtatd.iMT, )i Htt dale at, Dorcbeati-r, off Vji. titt Iorchater car, 16 mtuutea' rbl frum lncHey-at station; I will allow trial: this my law mt Home one Its gainer. J. AI.PIIO.NMl', Boar dale at; tel B4W roeehster.
seen and tried at Cambridge Riding Btame, 9 Spark st, Cambridge; phone C'amb. 4140. MONEY for first and second mortgaees. F. E.
Cam II. J. VVAHltKN. 1, VVrodell dli bridge. gt WW.
HA VK nil i 4a7t dl Hliglttly luted tin s. SOU to (ru, miu like new, at your own price. TKI uofO 1 il; I JIKi; VO. ll-ll Warren Av. TANKS Mather st, dark seal, tall, one ear drops.
Return to 82 Mather st for reward; MRS M. P. BOWERS: Tel Dor 3727-M. LOST 21-jewel, silver case Waltham watch, between Uphams Corner and Savin Hill av, Dorchester; reward. WILLIAM SMITH, 64 Charles st.
Dorchester. LOST Gold -filled Waltham watch and chain, between Ferry and Plumber on Cottage st, Eyerett; suitable reward if returned. Tel Somerville 660. LOST Between Crocker st. Somerville.
and Seollay on Higbland-av car, a lady's handbag, containing money, glasses, keys. Reward if returned MOULTON'S. fl Bnlfmeh, Boston. LOST fSometime on 17th instant, a small white enamelled clover leaf brooch with pearl center. Finder communicate with MRS C.
O. SMITH, 207 Newbury st; reward. 2t LOST Fiat beaver muff, left at MaeDounell's Tretnont-st store; reward. Apply M. F.
LANE, 40 Boyiaton st, Cambridge; tel Cambridge f.77B-J. LOST Black Pomeranian toy dog; reward 26. no questions asked. STACKPOLE, 895 Beacon st; tel Back Bay 8729. jit LOST Raccoon muff, Mt Auburn st, Wdter-tow-u; reward.
Notify Newton North 2211-M. 2t dlO LOST At Winthrop Beach, Sunday, gent's gold watch, blue beaded fob. initial W. Please HOVEY, 58 State st, room 815; tel Ft Hlil 5727. dSutf aplS MONEY for 2d mortgages, city or suburbs.
ALBERT AMMANN, 80 State st; F. H. 8713. dSutf o27 MONEY for 1st and 2d 300 NJles Bldg, 27 School st. SuT WE always have funds for good 1st and 2d mortgages, low rates, any part of Greater Boston.
HENRY W. SAVAGE, Inc. 129 Tremont St. TWThFtf d5 WANT a second mortgage on your hom*o at low rate? Box 8102, Boston. Sudtf 08 BU oAVI.i nauieu well-heated rooms, with board, all comforts of home; off Warren-st car line; reduction 2 people.
SnTTb TMOUNTFORT ST, off Beaeon X-Beautifui square sunny room, larger and smaller ones; electricity, shower. Tel Bauk Bay 1299-J. ShT dlT THTn TI NG TON A Hotel Be Inn) St Ou i homelike, weekly $3.50 to $12, daily $1 to $2.60. dSntf JalS T77 ST B5TOLPH ST Parlor and squara room, all conveniences, day or week, elect light. SuTTb 420 MASS.
AV, Suite 8 Board ami room, nice qniet home. 496 COLUMBUS A Well-furnished square and side rooms, all improvements, $1 to $2 50. 1.11(1 at, tel Ueu-b 575DObGE 1 91 1 5-Passeng8r, Winter and Suinmer Tm IN oerfect condition. NaV statu Mfrfil I per 1 CAR CO. 16 Berkeley at.
near Treiuenl CO. FOR SALE A BmMB bay Canadian horse, ag4 7, welirht MM and kind, warranted to work single or double and an extra good driver; has been used in heavy market wagon past 2 years: price $80; must be sob at once. Call at residence, 22 Copeland at, off Warren st, Roxbury; 8 minutes from Dudley-st Elevated Station: tel RoKlmry M04-M. TurXLECTlEAP, "2 mttft, as good as new, built Kimball Brothers. Cell at residence, 22 Copeland st, off Warren st, Roxbury; 3 minutes from Dudley-st Elevated (Station; tel Roxbury 6404f FOTt 8A1.E Sleda, 2 double end 1 single; also fine pair work horses, truck and harnesses.
Apply SIMPSON BIKiS CORPORATION, 180 Devotishlre at: tel Main tK7. 2t dl FOR WgEmSSBSSSi 2-horsc plstform sleds for beavv work; also 2 2-horae vnqe. In good condition. HOWB CO EXPRESS, Na- tick, Mass. 7 8t delft HOVE YAV EN if ST A LEi 5077 HoTey A.
Cambridge Horses aud sleighs, puug of alt kfnds to 1st; sleigblsg parties acconnnodated. Beacb 638Wt. OVERLAND CAPS AUCT I ONS, REAL ESTATE W. R. MITCHELL JR.
FOUR 6 ft dia 17 ft long, one ft dia 20 ft long, one 10 ft dia 10 ft long; SO open top tanks, 175 gal each capacity; many others, open and closed, suitable for pressure and storage. PERRY, BUXTON, DOANB CO, 214 W. 1st, South Boston. SyT BEAMS t00- TONS 15" steel beams, 16 ft; 100 tons 12" steel beams, 19ft Oln; 100 tons other Rises. THE PERRY, BUXTON.
DOANE CO, 214 W. 1st st, South Boston, Mass. SuT SMOKESTACKS 75 FT OF DIA, 200 ft of 30" dia, 45 ft of 42" dia, 150 ft of 54" dia (self-supporting). PERRY, BUXTON, DOANE CO, 214 W. 1st st, South Boston.
uT dlT New Cold Rolled Steel Mmm an aTTKaTTtTv ItOOM and Wrd UmfflBsSm ABE going to advance; get your order lit MM Jaa easy pnytuenta; your old car Ulwu ft trade. L. A. VACHON. Agent, Hraniou OHM 03 T47 Wnabtngton Wt; Brookline: iSWI.
'1LM. FIRST INSTALMENT OF A PROFIT-SHARING FUND GARDNER, Dec IS Twenty-one hundred employes of Heywoood Brothers Wakefield Company were made happy last night when they received in their lay envelopes the first instalment of a r-rofit-sharing fund recently set aside by the company. Every employe who had return to Hi Minre urlve, Wlnth; re warn. LOST Dia ring in Fnneuil Hall Market. Ile FORD CARS I will sell at public auction to settle estate, 4-story brick factory, located at Saugus, Mass, 222 Central st, with water power, office and en- fine- room, known as Scott's mill; this is a argain; handy to all shippnig points, 8 miles from Boston, 3 miles from Lynn; It is a good opportunity for manufactory of any kuid or a good investment; will be sold to highest bidder; THURSDAY, Dec 21, 1018, at 10 a sale rain or shine.
dSuSt dlO um to P. Ik 33 F. H. Market, and get snircble reward. St dl YOUR OLD CAU taken trade, eatl Ml ll'kl r.
A' inents. A. VACHON. Agl. Brtmlaii in0, please copy.
EASTON In Boston, Saturday, Dec 16, of pneumonia, Fergus Angle Easton of Worces- ter, la Bis 75th year. Funeral services at "All Saints' Church, Worcester, Tuesday morning. Dec 19, at 10:30 o'clock. Interment private. ELLIS In Brookline.
Dec 17, at her late residence, HO Thorndike st, Mrs Margaret Frances, beloved wife of William R. Ellis. Services at St Aldans Church at 10 a m. Wednesday. Dee 28.
"Burial private. HARVEY In this city, Dec 16, Mary S. Harvey, late of St Monica's Home. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel, 2328 Washing-tor st, Roxbnry, on Tuesday, Dec 19, at 2 m. HIONS In Roslindale, Dee 16, John R.
Hlons, 42 yrs. of 19 Mendum st. Funeral services at Park Street Church, Boston, Tuesday, Dec 19, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. HCRNEY In Dorchester, Dec 18, Margaret beloved wife of Michael J.
Hurney, 66 yrs. Funeral from residence, 4 Harvard av, Wednesday, at 8' a m. Services at St Leo's Church, Esmond st, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. JACKSON In Maiden, Dec 17, Armanalla Jackson, wife of Francis B.
Jackson, 78 yrs 1 mo 12 ds. Services at late residence, 38 Boyl-ston st, Wednesday, at 2 m. Relatives and friends invited. KELLEY In Weymouth, Dec 17, Charles beloved son of Mary and the late Michael Kelley. Funeral from his late residence, 10 Common at, Wednesday, Dec 20, at 8:30 a m.
Requiem high mass at the Sacred Heart Church at 9:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery, Randolph. KILLILEA In Somervillo, Dec 18. Mary (nee Jones), beloved wife of Thomas J.
KUlllea. Funeral from 13 Spring Hill terrace, Wednesday, Dec 20, at 8:80 a m. High mass of requiem at St Catherine's Church at o'clock. Thence to Maiden for interment. Funeral private.
LANERGAN In Roxbury. Dec 17, Andrew J. Lanergan. Funeral from his late residence, 12 Fairland st, off Mt Pleasant av, on Wednesday, Dec 20, at 8:15 a tn. High mass of requiem at St Patrick's Church at 0 o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited to attend. LATTERI In Roxbnry, Doc 17, suddenly, Joseph, father of George Funeral from bis late residence, 836 Columbus av, Wednesday, Dec 20. at 8 a m. Funeral mass at St Francis de Sales' Church, Vernon st, at 9 o'clock. Attendance of relatives and friends requested.
LAWSON In Somerville, Dec IT, Josephine Luwbon (nee Nordstrom), beloved wife of Fred Lawson. Funeral from residence, 210 Somerville av, Wednesday morning at 8:15 o'clco*ck. High mass of requiem at St Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully Invited. Interment in St Paul's, Arlington.
LAZARUS In Roxbury, Dee 13, at 41 Copeiand st, Mrs Dora widow of Abraham Lazarus. Interment was at Dedbam. LYONS Dec 16, Eleanor Lyons, 82 yrs. Funeral from the home of her son, 71 Homer st, East Boston, Wednesday, at 2 m. Relatives and friends Invited.
MacBRIXE In this city, Dec 16. Mildred K. MacBrine, wife of John W. MacBrine Jr. 37 yrs.
Funera lservices at 14 Powderbouse road, Medford, Tuesday. Dec 19, at 2:30 m. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. MacDONALD In Dorchester, Dec 16. John Q.
husband of Martha MacDonald. Funeral from his home, 201 Norwell st. Tuesday, Dec 19, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Member of Be the ml a Lodge 30, I.
O. O. F. Mar ISAAC In East Boston. Dec 18, Rodriek, husband of the lata Sarah Maclsaac (nee Playor), formerly of Charlestowu.
Funeral from the residence of his son. George W. Mac-Isaac, 203 Princeton st, Wednesday, Dec 20, at 8:15 a m. Requiem mass at Sacred Heart Church st 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend.
McCAFFEBTY In East Boston, Dec 15. Jennie (rue Mclnnls). widow of Hugh McCafferty. Funeral from the undertaking establishment of Frederick A. Magratb, 60 Meridian st, Tuesday, Dec 19, at 1:80 m.
Relatives end friends a kindly invited to attend. MERRIGAN In East Boston, Dec 17. Thomas beloved husband of Sarab Merrlgan (nee Klmore). Funeral from bis late residence, 23 Neptune road, Wednesday at 8:16 a m. Requiem mass at the Star of the Sea Church at 9 o'clock.
Relatives and friends respect-fuUy Invited to attend. MONK In East Saugus. Dec 17, Ella Louise, wife of Charles S. Monk, 69 yrs. Funeral services at 80 Lincoln av.
Tuesday, Dea' 19, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited without further notice. MOSS In Everett, Dec 17, James L. Moss, 75 yrs. Funeral services at the Glendale M.
E. Chnrcb. corner of Ferry and Walnut sts, Everett, Tuesday, Dec 19, at 12 o'clock toon. Relatives and friends Invited. O'BRIEN In Dorchester, Dec 18, John beloved husband of the late Mary (Haney) O'Brien.
Funeral from residence, 73 Romsey st, Thursday, Dec 21, at 8:15. High mass of requiem at St William's Church at 9 a m. Relatives and friends invited. PARKER In Arlington. Dec 17.
Edgar Dudley Parker, junior editor of the Arlington Advo cats. Services at bis lata home, 12 Pel ham terrace. Wednesday at 2:45 m. PARKER la Beocbmont, Dec 16, Hattie wife of William E. Parker.
Services at the Episcopal Church. Winthrop av, Tuesday at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. PHILLIPS In Maiden, Dec 17, Ruth be loved daughter of William G. and Agnes Hj.
Phillips, 12 yrs 1 mo, formerly of Somerville. Funeral from parents' residence, 69 Cross st, Wednesday, Dec 20, at 8:15 a m. Requiem mass at the Church of the Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. PIERCE In Cfaarleatown, Dec 18, Robert beloved husband of Grace B.
Pierce (nee Sullivan). Funeral from his lata residence, 6 Wood st. Wednesday, Dec 20, at 8:80 a ra. Requiem high mass at St Mary's Chnrcb at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends kindly Invited POGGI In Forest Hills, Dec 17, Batestlns pfiggl (nee De Pratl).
beloved wife of Ptetru I oggi. Funeral from her residence, Mrs Antonio Lusardl, 85 Patten at, Tuesday, Dec 19, at 0 o'clock. Solemn requiem high a-asN at Otir Lady of Pompeii Church, Harrl son av, at 16 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, PORTER In East Boston, Dec 17, Silas Porter, Services from his late residence, 118 Lexington' st, Wednesday Dec 20, at 2 in. Relatives and friends Invited to attend.
BAND In Cambridge. Dec 16, Martha Jane, widow of the late Henry C. Band. Services at Mt Auburn Cemetery Chapel, Tuesday, Bee 19, at 12 sj. RILEY In Hyde Park, Readville District, Dec 18, Martin Riley.
Funeral from the residence of his brother. Thomas Riley, 68 Readville at tim mm 91 asnington at, Brookline; id sisw. llKllff 10, people, 4 baths, bot-water beat, near steam and electrie cars. Telephone 29 Brookline. dSu7t dl BOARD BOOM Private iath.
with boara, front parlor, excellent house, handy: other rooms $8 up. Phone MRS HILTON, 569-571 Mass av. dSutf n24 BACK PARIjOR, steam-beated; jmi," 1. keeping and side rooms. 20 Rutland sl, 'LIGHT HOUSEKEBPING ROOM, bath floor, dishes, well heated.
Tel 619 Tremont st. dl8 Tf A Itii IKT" "Cf I'PI JB would llkia room for light housekeeping In exchange for their services. 203. Globe oifiee. "NORWAV ST, 37, suite Room and sleeve, nwly furtiiJ.hfd, fireplace, phon, very coajr.
Ih r.e B. RS755 SnTW AV Hoiut-like rooms, singly or en suite; weekly $4 up, daily $1 up. Money to Loan on Automobile. LEASES nald off. payments reduced.
worked for the concern one year or longer was remembered. The amount distributed last night amounted to $26,000, and was taken from the sum of $100,000 voted by the directors at the annual meeting of the company recently In New York. The amount given eacli man was based on the length of servic. to the company and from his money advanced; quick service, low rt 27 School St. room 60; tel .187 V.
B. xJL bag containing bills, purse and other papers; reward. Tel Rlclimond 2073. LOST Saturday afternoon, on Tremont st, a black purse containing money and a lady's gold watch: reward. 102 Fenway, city.
LOST In Boston, evening of Dec 14, 191(5, sapphire bar pin; reward. Return 58 Bay State road, city; tel 1095 B. B. LOST. Monday, small gold watch, monogram J.
L. R. reward. Telephone Back Bay 8870. STRAYED from Whiting st, Roxbury.
Fox terrier, white, brown bead, brown ai uase of tallj reward. Tel Rox 2051 after 6 pm. DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ETC STORES, OFFICES, ETC 1314 Commonwealth Av ATTRACTIVE new store, 15x60 ft, only one left of 10 recently finished; good for any Una Of business; thickly settled section. Apply to Agent on premises, 1814 Commonwealth av. dSutf d8 A NUMEROUS LIST of stores, lofts, storage and mfg space.
DIEHL CO, 284 Wash. st. AUTO TRUCK 25 TONS new stock. 6ftx4 PERRY BUXTON. DOANE CO, 214 W.
1st, South Boston. SuT 1 7 500 FT 4" cast iron pipe in 12 ft lengths. Bell end connections. PERRY, BUXTON DOANE CO. 214 W.
1st at. So. Boston. 8uTdl7 SECOND HAND Woolen Mulei Wanted Davis Furber 200 spindles, abovn I'ollar boards, 1 13-16" gauge, 29 end spools. Address COCHECO WOOI.KN MFG.
East Rochester, N. H. dSuSt dlS FOR SALE Good as band saw, id" buza planer, pulleys, belts, stc. J. C.
COOMBS West Buxton, Me. 2t did MACHINERY- anarsate movinI7 also motor truck hauling. C. BOWEN, 44 Sudbury st. Sudtf o28 10x10 AUTOMATIC ENGINlFOH cheap.
MCLAUGHLIN, 24 Washington st North, Boston. I WANT to buy used auto track, 4 er capacity; stste mass and price for PATRICK COUOEU. at. Ul WTnsu aiu Mass. TTUsuT JW, DEAD STORAGE auio "TDrEOl5M T0TUT--Handy' to cars, private fmlv reaaonable.
Call 3om. 4971-M. "TO LET -Warm. furoiMied rooms, set tubs, range; other rooms; kitchenette. 128 Brook av, Boxhtiry.
i SuT dl7 TO IJET NIcely furnished room, steam heat, electric nice bathroom, con hot water. $3. PER MONTH. WOULAOTUN CiC.N MM UMMi WMr BV Wmm LIMOUSINE BODY DESK to let, $6 month, telephone, stenogra" pber; Investigate. 36 Brumfleld t.
r. 508 OFFICES at 158 Milk St, $200 and $250 per year. dSutf au24 PRIVATE office with attorney, in Bldg. 831. Globe office.
SnTW 017 TO LET Entire 5th floor 81 Beach st. Boston, 5500 square feet, excellent? light end ventilation. Inquire on premises; telephone Beach 3680. dSu7t die 2t dl8 75 Westland av, suite 2. ANTED By ntTpiitian.
I fur. or iinfar. TO be sold for storage. 168 Cecil at. Oorchester.
MI.TST SELL pair ofDsck horses, weigh each 1150, 6 and 8 years old, sound. loo alike, pull anywhere Hlngle or double, pair 8180, or ebolce $75; one 1075 horse, 8 years old, souud, democrat and buggy and harness, 175, or will sell separate; have used them on my farm, giving up farming. Moved to 175 Broudway, Roiner vllle. corner of Cross st; tel 5751 M. PRIVAfTTTlRtY' wouidlike to dispose of oatflt, conslbtlng of one of the handsomest bay mares In Boston, sbort-legged and blocky built, age 0, weight 100, warranted kind ant) clever in every way, and can pull a ton and a hair: tins been nsed In family past 8 years; will sell horse very cheap for cash, to go in good bands, in the country only; also nearly new Kimball alelgb, with high back and custom barneaa.
Calf at owner's private residence, 22 Copeland st, off Warren st. Roxbury 3 minutes from Itirtley-st Elevated Statlou; tel Roxbnry 8404 -M: MBS CTTKRAN. fWO double front gears? 85 and "3HBK HATCH. 67 Palmer Roxbury 687-W. Sf din WArTr Rl) -To buy.
a second-hand set sleds for two horsea. H. K. BMEIRSON, Wblte Horse Beach. Mass.
Bt dlft 85-lLL aknil Morgan mare, 8 years old. aotind, kind, 1110 pounds; nice cutunder buggy, rubber tired, good express wagon and nice harnesses, robes, whlpa and blankets and whatever nay and grain Is left; sold tuy farm in the country and move-to 7 Llndeu st, Hotuerville: nlao 20 nice pollet. at your own price. Tel 3480-W Soro. SuT 417 TYPEWRITERS, ETC $1.00 A MONTH RENTS a blan-claas typewriter when paid 8 months in advance; underwoods $5 for months, flrat payment applied if purchased re butlts all makes.
164 Ievomhlre St. Main 50.7. MODEL TY PEW ITER 1NSP CO, sgents for AUTO B.OBM-I' BUSINESS CHANCES 1, IH It.M.i ll FIUEritOOF Slid AUTO PAINT SHOP. Dsvla s.i, room, kitchenette, and bath, not over one flight; B. B.
or Allston preferred. 82f, Globe omce. WANTED A small furnished room, with kitchenette, In South End or Back Bay. 4, Globe offlce. WIDOW having nice front rooms will let to nice people; will bo a good borne.
19U St Botolph st. iOUPTON ST WarmTurrrooin 7 side room, h. room, $8. B. B.
7357-J. TS dl9 HOUSES TO LET AND WANTED total wages tor toe year ending Dec 1. DOUBLE EXECUTION IN SING SING PRISON OSSINTNG, Dec 19 In keeping with their wish that they be executed today instead 6f Friday, owing to the approach of Christmas, Charles Kumrow, aged 30, of Buffalo, and Stanley J. Mlllsteln, aged 19, of Ctica, met their death in the electric chair at Sing Sing Prison today. Both went to the chair calmly.
MUlstein was the first of the two to pay the penalty. Last Sunday Kumrow and Millstein requested that their execution be advanced in order that the grief of their i datives and the feelings of their fellow inmates in the death house might be dulled as much as possible by Christmas time. MUlstein killed John E. Creedon, a policeman of Utica, last February, following his arrest on a charge of burglary Kumrow shot to death a barge watchman in Buffalo, with robbery as a motive. OBI 1485-M.
"riXCHAStfrST new T-room houai- roadster. 24 RutlsnU su. city; "TotTTOnCKTroFI the Mpring a touriug car or ro4dlvr Mm nlng uow paying 85 a week; hi lw mmm tunlly to plan now for your nJt aeaaw, mobile rides. For iiaitlculars addrssj 3CWLING AND POOL BRUNSWICK BALKE ALLEYS, 2 rcgula-twn tables In nrst-eiass condition, locaion renter of ArivbW towu near Boston, doing excellent business; exceptional opportunity. Further particulars address owner, 17S.
Ololie TTh dia Unusual Opportunity r.Ktas nt it i Wanted 5 or 6-Room HOUSE at flat, not over 30 min ou olec cars from Boston; must be respectable locality and rent Address 320, Globe office. COZY warm house, 7 rooms, modern, garden, fine locality, 7 minutes by train. 15 Elevated to Milk, 8 "minutes station, $26 month. Winter' WANTED Ololie office. T' mm pmTrwxrd-rrav ro no mr isi WATCHES, DIAMONDS, PENDANTS We cater especially to those who wish to AVOID THE CHRISTMAS CROWDS or cannot do their shopping down town.
Phone or write and our salesman will caU with choice goods. Liberal credit if desired. COSMOPOLITAN COMPANY. Reliable Jewellers, 15 School st.LBoston. Phone Main 7026.
ot (H9 OEST'S s. s. dia. ring, blue white aid" perfect, val 760, pawned Collateral for $250, ticket cheap, int paid. jAddress 835, Globe office.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for diamonds, emer-alds, pearls. Jewelry, platinum, old gold and silver. Collateral Loan tickets -bought or loaned on; see us before veiling. J. ROY, 77 Summer est 18 yrs; tel Beach 50793; room 53k.
SHOWCASES, DESKS, ETC "AMERICAN FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 8 Alden St New and second-hand ofhee furniture and store fixtures of every description; desks, chairs, tables, sect bookcases, wall cases, show-cabes, all kinds; cerrara glass-top tables; imp w. chairs, etc; lunch stools; we buy or exchange; cash, or terms. TWThFSu "BABGAlNlTln rolltops; 'everything for "the office. H. A.
DUNSHEE, 14 Columbia st, be-tween Bedford and Essex ats. qt dl8 BARGAINS in new and si-cond-hand rolltops, flat and standing desks, typewriter drop cabinets, tables, chairs', etc; vertical filing devices and supplies. J. PEA BODY, 286 Devonshire Senear Summer gt, 4t 118 OLD LAWYER, retiring, will Rell" library, office fixtures complete, cost $1600, for $500. Address 317.
Globe office. billiardsTnFpool mm id cellar. Meitrord HUti-w. FSuT dl 1IU0 Itegal, eBtri good comiltlou, new Urea, powerful enaloe; 11, ake new NM mA Hf crfsiflWv nw floor, fully equipped, busiest side Main St. large iVlilKH PiTV lilifrn rtr A tfuum jiif rn i rvrvS on urn ES1 fl big car, nearly new; looks txreAniy will accept very amsll caah l.vmejW.j ance In notes.
W. H.BACUKLPrSll. M0 9M luoimesltl) hv, Boston. MM BOUGHT in Anv Condition. Call or Mali.
AMERICAN TOOTH CO. 8 Winter St (Opp Fllene's). Booms 704-711 in fine condition; open 0 to 8. 3t dl8-' TO LET Very nice 10-room, con W. O-fttage st.
Dor tel SifflO Rox. dSn7t 160 VV. SPRINGFIELD ST To let, bouse 'T8 rooms and bath, furnace heat. G. POTTLE, 53 State st; tel 3582 Fort Hill.
TThS dlO APARTMENTS ft TENEMENTS Fun kai aBiaa tor saarii wmm the Corona Typewriter. dSntf inM dSutf dl rm M.I. MAKES iKiuaht. aold. rented.
vTaibTi of autnniobllea at half ttrlce i ein MacBlTCHIE, Toe Paris Man, uorcneaier: puumt vr inooe -j FOBHAinP-0lT 4 cyllndei mm biactlcallr new car. with sstrs mmm 7 iwn MJIirriM) I owners, never H. B. CUTTING, auent TUTPer Fall. Mhhh, JHu7t dlB PARTNER WANTED LADV or gentleman, 'with (0000, for high-class and elegantly furntidied restaurant, seat ing 2B0, In downtown uf Boston, doing a large business; write for appointment.
Ad! 6n BK1H.M. 40 Godja Muss. Booming kouse 9300 XoW Steam Heat and Janitor Service Tree 10 KOOMSybeauttfully furnishod, Income 1175 month. Appfy room 514. Tremont Temple.
BOWX.ZKO ALLEYS FOR BALE 2 attractivs propositions, city and suburban, ready for business. Address 176. lube offlce. 8ud7t dl7 A F. slfop for safe on easy-terms 7 State st, elty, BRIGUT, attractive variety anil grocery store, 8 room tenement adjoininu.
rent both side nt- writers. $15 to 805. BACK BAY TVPKWBf ER EX, Boylston at; tol B. B. 80U0.
SodTt dlT CHRISTMAS ATTRACTIONS In typewriter st very low prices. Call or write, L. J. PEA HOLY, 280 Devonshire st, near Kuuiun r. Al d18 WANTED IF YOU HAVE any old pictures of American ships, rifrged models of sbips.
pictures of Amer lean cities and towns, colored glass decanters, old furniture, banjo clocks, shelf clocks, any condition, old silverware or curiosities, give de-lng to sea life A 801, Globe office. Sud7t dl7 body; will asll st bsrgsln sod MC .1 "Hm 1 1,, 1,.. HlTjkVCuflbTirs, trsrki; It EI.IABI.B TYP EV Jill lip. $3 cash, or terms; to rent. Pip 1 rent.
rnoe lialuiKC wont lily. n-ntaN 81 uu: reaatBtaa W. II PKRBY. Oreeu at. Ship Pictures Wanted! PICTURES of American ships, olj, water color suu" Mm Mmm tia 1,1 mmLf CKAKLESTOWS 3-ROOM apt, clean brick bldg, hot water, lowest rent in Boston, $2.75 wk, 4 rooms $3 wk.
JANITOR, Bfl Russell st. SuTTliS APARTMENTS ana nousec. piueucuily evtuj vacancy in Roxbury and Dorchester is listed at our office. See KEENE WONDERFUL LISTS. 300 Warren st, Roxbury; tel Rox 5500.
SuTWFStf o3 APARTMENTS 5 and 7 with improvements; good localities, $15 to $10 per month. GOLDSMITH, 1188 Columbus av, 139 dnr st. Box, FSuT'l'h U15 "APARTMENTS Hotel "Darnaouth, neiFDiuI-tey-st Termi'ial, 6 and 8 rooms. dSutf au24 aFARTMENT," 0 rooms, bath, bat. JANI-TOR, 2161 Wash, st; tel 830 Hox 4t ilia OEPICB APPLIANCE CO.
IIU Dcvonablre St. BudTf dl7 "TYFEWli 1 it fN TIB 1 non ra bai- lain roru re.i.'. I with a. tot of estrss; will Sell for 'SJ at M0 Comomm wealth av, 17 tvlslhle): Initial oavnient Innnlra Isjulrs Msimei, an I if piircbnaed. A.MEBICAN VVHIllMi; uppli or prlntB, nggea moaeis or snips, books pernon lnt; to sea life.
A 301. Globe office. Sud7l LD American pTmphlots; books, "pictures, manuscripts wtnted for cash. G. A.
JACKSON, 8 Pcmterton sq (off Seollay Boitou. MACHINE CO. 110 Franklin at; Main Y. -FT- i'IVi-" fl.lITi-V. ton In? I WTR 1 ai .1 i Wl naao i.
Ii" Wlliya Dtiiny, tf Iv7 Sill TO $25 BVys aiimt llfai tVnewrlteia hi on 1 1Sn7t weekly; district thickly populated, special price if taken this week, $325. L. N. CUMEJ- 1 MAN, 4BMerlma Hufl3t 'rll I BARBEH MBP for" siie, doing 1 ness. .1 101, "lobe iiitig oerfect condition, Remlttgtoiia.
Ktulfb-Pretnlera. at g376. 24, I'eml t. son FOR SALE A I'ARTM15NTS--o 71 Dover "xf BUY OF THE FIRM THAT HELPS YOU WERE IT NOT for such concerns as ours tua opposition would make you pay exorbitant prices for tables, bowling alleys and supplies; send for catalogue; estimates gladly furnished. J.
MAGANN CO. 40 Sudbury, st, Boston. StiTThtf dtp FOR SALE Now anil sond-hand pocket and billiard tables on easy terms. BRUNSWICK -BALKE-COLLENDER CO, 04 Washing-ton st. d8n30t n30 DOGS, CATS, PETsTeTc" and aoaie tlalhl writer.
Included; open every i TLf A'flTOMrifitTTE1 ong ff eveilng tliU TAYLOR'S TYPEWRITER conilltton. Call, wilt II KXCI1ANOE. IS nevonahlre at. Moaton; estsb 80 FdWa at. tel Uoilniry t)lM.
iww i i i i i inn u.M.,1 Ji L. as PIOUU .111,1 KINKS lor no ji au24 BACK BAY, Near Symphony Hall-Apartments of 0 good tooni-, piazzas, heat, con b. good service; everything new. F. H.
BLACK-WELL, 126 Mass. av. Boston. dSutf s27 .11... hi I I TUT 1,1 ilUT soect Ti.l -A4HH .1 Hrookhlic CLOTHING iumvii.
-a-ai" fli am Wooden Boxes For Safe 1000 SMAM, dm? boles. 8, 10 and 11! Inches square, 4 to 12 Inches dtep. C. L. BOX CO Csnib 8U88-B.
Butchers' nA Orocere' SuppUei' WHITMAN CO, Sullivan mi; branch 77 Canal. dSutf slB BEACON ITT and tt provementa, reasouabie, 89 Hvere st, OOOD- uiiAia e- Bt mi Wind an at, Cainbrliige. Ma f. -more old car. ,3 the psrta; stste make.
tnob I mm. The Psrts.Msi". mA MA.n. per LOCAL LABOR NOTES Bunker Hill Lodge 404. Brothehood of Railroad Trainman, held its annual installation and banquet last evening.
Of-licers were inducted by Past Pres B. F. Pfcttingell, who was elected chaplain, as follows: C. S. Nelson, past president; J.
J. Fletcher, president; A. W. Miner, vice president; W. Wood, secretary; Carr, treasurer; D.
F. Donohue, General Chairman Thomas Donovan of the Bosu system, Pres Downey of Lodge 97, i-'res McCarthy of Lodge 621 and Miss Margaret Toole, president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brotherhood, were speakers. A program was furnished by Misses Bernice and Marion Marshall, Misses Clara and May Dev-ery, Mr Barret, D. F. Coffey and an orchestra.
The officers elected for the coming term by Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers' Union are: Richard Lindstrom, president; John A. Manson, vie president: Jasper Lundberg, treasurer; Oscar Nelson, financial secretary; Joseph Dority, recording secretary. Last night Shop and Millmen'e Union 1410, elected J. W. Feeney, Edmund Hideout and John Clark to act with other committees from the locals of the A.
F. of L. to secure articles In the constitutional convention favorable to organized labor. Wharf and Bridge Carpenters' Union 1393 enrolled five new names last night. Four of the members were by transfer.
the meeting of Glaziers Union last night, a communication was read from the plate glass bouses requesting a committee to meet their representatives this afternoon to arrange an agreement. The local will bold its first ball in Roughan Mali Feb 7. It went an record as favoring license. SIR was announced yesterday afternoon that the officers elected by Local 809, International Longshoremen's Union, are: 5v.orr.y. Casey, president; John Troy.
vlcf preefdant; Michael Hurley, recording secretly; Matthew Galvin, financial secretary, John Galvin. treasurer; Cornelius i Monahan, marshal. WlBm ItlCNT and on $50O. iihw iuSSS FOR SALE Ihree French bull pups, 1 male, female, 2 months old, good for Christmas presents. OAKLEY CLUB STABLE, Belmont Water town, GEO, F.
ALLEY. port at, lXirchestar; psomi uor WOm SAl.fc. Antomiibilt' business, Imndling used ears, in the B. B. grand opening SS young man with small capital.
HA8BY WiPr-1l81i1'1 Hblg- Wm NALE-Flne drug store in Adams, tBSR on account of ill health; well do-lag flue business, exceptional 'jppm tunltv SMITH BROTHER. Ad.uii-;. Mns 8B3m FLR fiALib Empiyylueot omce, iu, a ti int busliiesH good for I1WJO to $U(HHI Wm barnain. K4, ottiec "FOR SALE Live iTttft BB busiuoHs (ilebe ofllcs. JMKSf 0 KOCEUIKS.
cUpJim wmESSmrHb dance ball overhead; rent $15, steam beat, price $250, 2J Wtihjnnglon st, Dorchester. LKjPP HANls "1 1 Til 1 tMjHfflTmm $100; owner sick. DEI.AM'.Y, 0H1A Tremont t. dl9 WOI.ILP like 0 'position wit if wtioTcsale liquor store or colloctor for real estate eoneern, ml Globe ofilce. BvarcH boom kxttiber NEW and 2d-band.
uTilTMAN CO, Sullivan so. dHutf RlO FOR SALE A datidy Jn'st Ihf all improvement, 11 minutes from center of Bot.toi. HODGDON, 8 Indiana av. Souuu.Rte, tel 730. dS.it d4 'FURNISHED for rent, Baol Ray and all suburbs.
G. 11. SMITH. 18 Tremont t- 5t dlS "SOUTH BOSTON, 14 Mercer St, Near DorC for i or 1 1.1 r. Will on CBSSSia ix mm I im 4Bb tning ror our wiy.
11 it 'tie jf wiog west UU1 -M FOR SALtv-t' ronen bull for Christmas presents, champion Porsmie strain. C. D. LITTLE, 65 Lebanon st, Maplewood, Mass. F5R sALE-ctt7r femalesHJS.
TENNBY FAHM, State road, Wilmington. Mas. 2t djg 1 S2X34 lT-TOP 10; 1 con-ee'nVMi: S6; cotico mill, Oavt mm trie atartrr, lights MfluMbw mil-rill NEW DREHS SUITS TO LET BOOKLET fc'UBE, "I'oiiuti Formal Atiln BEAU A WHITE. Tsilora. Ill Summer St.
dHutf IJ GJJKMVf BLAnMHKiliiW' IsnflflMR also carpets and furniture; send postal. I will call and pay caah. M. O. 70 t'buroh st.
Miiddt 117 HKbIPKIm mmt $2Svsri furs. Muck fox, cost $125. sell $40. 2g Irving st, suite Hay 8576-R. "TLiliTErTlijiitly used Psll atiiTWlfer aulta mtjA costs, 'i up; vcu lng MMM and tfn ooat.
$4 up: also to 1st, fur aeta and fur couta BE, iMSIE DE UROOT. 347 Tremoat ing, will pay from $2 to $6 more for geroienta than other dualera: we tiava the largest outers, xend poatnl. will call, or tel IWW Hot. MARKS A CHESTER. 105 Dudley t.
or liai VV, 1BS8 st, Wednesday, Dec 20, at 8 a m. Services Chester i wmmgWB" rent if2.20. Dor. av. Her.
egirs tires and tubea ratistr fit iwr, ana lit" aui I nO(8 tools, pump, jack, set of Weed palnf and I In Si INFORMATION WANTED MS CASH REGISTERS $Mt Can after I ra, O. L. bi jg st. Borne rl le. Mas WwM WHEREABOUTS insiden name UTS.
of Margaret Hagopiao, HfMSaret C. about i Mir SrrTirrS i sew tlrea, MtW tf Wlndaor CambrMac, Ma. MONEY TO LOAN BtoMjr eMMad at resaimsble rate. years ago living with bar mother 11 1 SO Union Park st, Boston. For any iHformatton coati.
nleste with J. M. DANIELSQN, 788 Old South Building. Boston; phon Slaltt 5310, VIoLJTC OAtTC PTf. WALTON SELLS FOR LESS SEi-oMMiAMl UEUi.Vf'l-'R.s and re-paired; tel Fort Hill 17 192 WasbtoS st.
n23 REGITST bough and repaifiniam! THOS. 11. HAWKINS, Iff Dock so, 8ud6t dl7 i Hon i dumij. zmm at unurcn or tne Most j-recious Miooa at -8 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited.
ROONEY In this city, Dec 18, James, beloved husband of Julia Rooney. Funeral from 109 Union-pit at, Wednesday, Dec 20, at 8:15 a ra. Funeral mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross at 0 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Late member Division 71, A.
O. H. RiSS In Nortbboro, Mass, Dec 17. Mrs Helen if. Boss, 81 yrs 8 mos 18 da.
Funeral from First Baptist Cfaureb. Charlosfcewn, Wednes day st 10:45 a m. Burial at Salem, 8ANDHOLZER In Roxbury, Dec 18, Louisa, IptSved daughter of the late Gehberd and Cresentie Handholier. Funeral from tier late residence, 15SS Treraoot st, Wednesday, Dec 20. at 9 a hi.
Requiem high mass at the Holy Trinity Church, Shawmut av, at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. KudSt HnTTh -SOtTTngOSTTTl W. otU St, mxt to iTflT uaniuii Chorch 4 rooms and toilet. 2.50.
SuTTl. .117 3 and rooms. Dae, 1 mtnute DtwC iv m. 'WllfJSIS'11- ft ,4 ll5 Waabtngton St-frfoom ga aud range. $II I6 per month.
d8uXJ die TO LET-Ica ii ti fill S-ro 01 tea be. ted" fl.f, Pembroke St. DELANEY, OtllA Tremont st. Sud4t --ffTWf---' anB 6 rtwws. low rent.
p*rn' stein, mm "WANTEfV-Fr January, February and March, 4-room futnishvd apartment, with light bourn-keeping eOBveulnre ur family of 8 adults, Adores- 18S. Gluhe ofllcc. "WANTED 2 or Jt -room heated suite, cityof suburbs; price not to exceed iSi. 148, Globe office. TTh' diB 417 FOR SALE-Steani LEGAL NOTICES in "is at boiler.
150 excellent oBlire. swifinn v. wm wwwmmwmm ctv. i i lli tf 1J rCSb to loan on furniture and personal property uu amta over $200 at lit par I atootli, no otlier charge. MooUY.
tel Main 011 I PRIVATE PARTf will advance nmiiay, over I $300, on furniture, pianos and all klnda of per REFRIGERATORS POULTRY. PIGEONS. EtOJi SEWING MACHINES OOtMO West, must sell $00 Singer, good as new. $5. 850 A ikimervllle sv, Somerville.
OTW ill LOVVHSTI'BICEiJ In Boafoii-'-ftlngers, Bfl up; lepulrlug; oiu eves. 288 Dudley; phone Roi 40U7-M. Bt did ALLEN'S LAW QfFICJJ. 28 School st, spe clallata conducting marriage troubles and other cases very quietly tn all States; advice free, letter or pers. Km 81; Main 125S-; bank ruptcy, real estate inatters.Probate Court cases.
dduolt dl i.int, Bsa GROCERIES ARD MARKETS GOOD second-hand fixtures, also ni-w WHITMAN CO, Sullivan mii branch 77 anai at- dSutf aplS CHEAP for quick ssl. aa Pv one turkey. MRS MARY flENNB. cbester av, near Andrew i lO. KILBY.
14 Kilby st, room 5. oppW 8tat st. ESuMTThtf dl.
