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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24
CARING FOR THE
POOR AND NEEDY
Bringing Some Of the Christmas Cheer
TO the Homes of The Destitute.
NUMEROUS APPEALS FOR HELP
Mrs. Duggan, Agent of the Board of
Associated Charities, and Her As.
sistants, We're Engaged Yesterday
at the City Hall Preparing Ncces.
saries and Luxuries for Distribu.
tion Today and TOnight..PrOviding g
for One Hundred and Fifty Families 5

Between 100 and 200 families will be
cared for this Christmas bv the Board
of Associated Charities. This does not
represent the number of families in ac-
tual need: it is the number that rep
resents the very neediest of the needy.
Those in Il position to know state
that this winter is one of the severest
that the poor people of this city have
encountered in many years. From the
peals for assistance come. All day yes
terday Mrs. Duggan, agent of the
Board of Associated Charities, was
busy in the Emergency hospital at the
city hall, getting ready to deal out the
Christmas offerings.
Every family of at least $50 will get
either a small turkey or goose, and
some potatoes and cabbage. or other
substantial articles of food. There will
be given out bags of candy for the
children to make them feel happy at Il
time when peace on earth is the per-
Vading sentiment in chriStcndOm.
Mrs. Dugg;in yesterday purchased
about 900 pounds of candies, mixed nuts
and pop corn. and this was divided up
into 2-pound lots and placed in paper
bags. She sent out postal cards to the
families she found most in need of as
siStance and expects to De at work all
UtN lbudS III til' FsintIStH'y HoSpllui
giving out Il portion to every family.
She related an instance that occurred
last year at | O'Clock Christmas morn
ing. Postal cards had been sent out
to the families that We're to be helped.
but for some reason or other not more
than 10 per cent. of them called, and
she found it necessary to hire wagon
and take the goods around to the
houses.
She got to one house an hour after
midnight and the six children We're in
bed When they saw the bags of candy
for them, they screamed with joy and
there was no more sleep in that house
that night. The family was Il very
worthy one, but also very needy, and
the children called Mrs. Duggan all
kinds of Santa Clauses.
Miss Kicsel, nurse for the board, Is
assisting Mrs. Duggan, and Mrs. Fla
herty is working in conjunction with
them representing the ladies of the St.
Vincent de Paul society of st. Peters
cathedral
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24
TWO MASONIC INSTALLATIONS.
Union aud Green Ridge Lodges
Install Officers and Banquet.

The recently elected officers of Union
lodge, No. 291, and Green Ridge lodge.
No. $40, Free and Accepted Masons.
We're installed last night the former in
Masonic hall on Penn avenue and the
latter in the lodge rooms on Dickson
avenue, Green Ridge. In each case
the event was followed by a banquet.
The Green Ridge officers installed
We're Jesse f. Clifford. worshipful mas
ter; Bradley Woodruff, senior warden;
George Atkins, Junior warden; II. n.
Zimmerman, treasurer, and T.. q. StcV-
ems. secretary. The ceremony was con-
Quoted by Past Master C. $. Seamans.
assisted by Past Masters +. f. Arndt, r..
F. Penman. c. l.. Van Busiirk and
Preston Robinson. The banquet took
place in the house, now vacated, re-
Gently occupied by the retiring Worship
full master, Ernest f.. Teal, on Sander
son avenue. The ladies of the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church prepared
the banquet in accordance with their
custom for several years past and which
has resulted i'm money proceeds toT the
church.
Past Master Enos Hall installed the
officers of Union lodge. He was assist
ed by Past Masters f.. J. Amsden. John
f. Scragg. John Madigan ANA John
Harvey. Tle ollcefS lnStalleu were.
Frank j. Stanton, worshinful master;
Elery C. Thornley,. senior warden; Lou
is q. Schantz, junior warden; Frank
S. Hall. secretary, and Il. Z. Kingsbury,
treasurer.
Retiring WOrshipful Master T.. A..
Newing was presented with IA valuable
jewel of his office. He is the Union rep
resentatiVe to the Grand lodge.
Following the installation II banquet
was served by Caterer Brock in the
Masonic hall banquet room. Past Mas
ter John +. Scrasg presided.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24
THEIR TIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
Dr. Gates Parents Celebrate an in-
tercsting Event at His Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Gates. Of Thonp-
son, Susquehanna county, celebrated
the tiftieth anniversary of their mar
riage at the home of their son, DR.. l..
Nj. Gates, 500 Madison avenue, yester-
day. The event took the form of dim
ner attended by their children. The
latter are Attorney l.. A. Gates, of New
York; Mrs. Browning. wife of Attorney
j. w. browning, of this city. and DR..
Gates. Mr.. Browning and Mrs. l.. NJ.
Gates were also present at the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gates viii remain in
this city until after the holidays as the
guests of DR. and Mrs. Gates and At
turney and Mrs. Browning. Attorney
Gates will return today to New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gates are hale and hear
ty old people who come of families not
ed for their longevity. Mr.. Gates is
now 16 years of age. His father lived
to pass the four score mark. Before
her marriage to Mr.. Gates at Jackson,
Susquehanna county fifty years ago
Mrs Gates was Miss Hall. daughter of
Martin Hall, of jackson, who died a
Few years ago at the advanced age of
"a wears.
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LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS.
Will BE Sold for the Scha e fer. Spinks
Billiard Exhibition.

Next Monday nights billiard exhibi-
tion by Schaefer and Spinks in Iiackus
parlors is attracting no little interest
among lovers Of the game. Only 125
admission tickets will be sold, as that
number will fill the seating capacity OF
the private Darlor in which the exhib-
, ition will take place.
Scranton will be the first city to wit
ness an exhibition by the two players
4 in their tour across the continent 10
California. They come here direct from
New York city and will play i'm Wilkes
Barre, Reading and Easton before
starting westward
Colonel Frazier. the advance repre-
sentative, left for Wilkes Barre last
night after two days stop i'm this
city. He was for fifteen years a men,
ber of the Boston Ideals and for sev-
eral years financially interested i'm the
company and now owns its title He is
an expert player himself and with his
cue entertained party of gentlemen
in Backus' parlors yesterday afternoon.
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KNIGHTS ARE AT WORK.
They Are Preparing for the Meeting of
the Grand Lodge ia This City on
August II, 1897.

Scranton KNIGHTS of pv,b;os ore en-
ergetically ar work making nr.para-
tions fnr the star, convention ,f the
grand lods. in This cjtv hepinninr
Tuesday. Aupust II 1907 The yorinus
divisions of The order in this district
have named representntiyps to act
upon the general committee which ha s
the ARRANGEMENTS in hand
The committee met last night in Hui
bert's hall. Wvominp ovenue DENNY
Grand Chancellor ~ A Sbittler is
chairman. Martin Joyce. secretary. and
DR.. ]. n. Newton. treasurer The other
members of the committee are: Eber
Framing. Alois Rudler. ~ : Junes.
Henry Harding. David II Evans q. :
Ridgeway. e. B. Wheatrott A. 4.
NichoI A. n. Comstock lanes T. Stev-
ers, David Donaldson. James Wilson.
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DR.. Mcdowell. dentist, 240 Adams
avenue. ..
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ATTENDANCE AT SCHOOL.
Better Here Than in Any Other City
in the state.

According to a statement by Super
intendent of Schools Howell the aver
age attendance at school of the schol-
ars enrolled during the three months
of this term has been higher than ir
any city i'm the state. An increase OF
1912 per cent. is recorded over last
year. the usual increase not going
above 3R per cent.
In past years SS per cent. was the
highest of pupils enrolled and who con-
tnued in school. The general average
of the present terra is SO % per cent
divided as follows: September 90 pei
cent: October, SO per cent; November
81 per cent.
Superintendent Howell ascribe the
increase to the system i'm vogue of
sending monthly reports to parents.
Formerly this was done in the primary
departments only.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24
CITY NOTES.

On Christmas night the Excelsior Attn,
letic club will hold its thirteenth annual
ball in Music hall.
On Friday evening the Sunday, school
of Grace Lutheran church VIII hoid 'hel'
Christmas exercises.
Postoiiice Inspector German was in the
city yesterday consulting with Postmaster
Nandlng and Chief of Police Ropiihs
about the recent robbery at Hazleton.
The Lackawanna hospital makes an ap-
peal for Christmas dinners. numbtl
have already been contributed, put man!
more are needed.
A matin service will be conducted IN
Trinity Lutheran church on Friday morn
ing at 6 o'clock. The children's Christ
mas festival will be celebrated Friday
evening at 80.
In the suit of the Arcade File works
against II. +. Leonard, the court yester-
day at the request of the defendant,
made an order allowing depositions win
reference to the case to be taken in New
York city.
money order and register windows will be
closed all day The stamp, general de-
livery and carrier windows will be open
from 1890 a. m. to T. o'clock. No de-
lveries Will be made by carriers.
The sale of tickets to the patronesses
of the Glee. Mandolin and Guitar club of
the University of Pennsylvania ends to-
day. 1t is at Powelrs Music store. The
general sale of tickets for the same i'm
portant musical event Will begin at the
same place today.
A large Christmas tree in Che window
of A. b. Spencer's store, on Dickson ave-
nue. caught fire last evening. An alarm
was sent in from box G6 and all the North
End companies and the Chemical company
/ responded. Their services We're not re-
quired. as the fire had been put out be-
fore their arrival. The damage was
slight
, David d. Jones, of Scranton. and Mag
gle Jane jenkins, of Taylor; Michael
9 Kupsk ana Rozala Walkaitis of scran-
ton; George w. SwartZ, of Scranton, and
Elva Hedley. of Lake Ariel; Theodore c.
Dougherty, of Scranton, and Clara NJ.
Kreoger, of Dunmore; Antoni Ficnda
and Francesca Rutkaski, of Priceburg,
We're granted marriage licenses yester-
day.
William II. Price, aged p, died yes
terday at the Lackawanna hospital from
a hemorrhagc. He formerly boarded on
the West Side. but had no relatives in this
country. Rev Rogers Israel pastor of
st. Luke's church, who ministered to him
during his illness, took charge of the re-
in Forest Hill cemetery at the expense of
the Mems guild of St. Luke's. Services
will be conducted at the church at 2.3O
O'Clock this afternoon.
Louis Friedman keeps clothing store
restaurant. About I O'Clock last even
ing he locked the store for few min
ntes and ran across the street for an oys-
ter stew. When he got back a dummy
dressed I'm a suit of clothes and an over
coat was missing from its position on
the 10 ot privilege Mr.. Friedman skir-
mis- around and found the dummy
thro N In the "ladies' entrance" next TO
Ferdinando's saloon. The dummy was
minus the. clothing. the value of which
was $40. A telephone message was sent
70 police headquarters. but no trace of
the thief could be found.
DR.. Mcdowell. dentist. 24o Adams
avenue. %
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TRIMMED millinery,

This collection, just one hundred and
eiShty-nne street ana evening headgear,
is tempting, stylish and up-to-datc. THAT
latenesS of the season. DO you wonder
that more and more of the hat selling
centers here? 9Jc and by easy steps to
$3.50
Ten dozen more of those $l.2j Black oS-
trich Tipis. Won't last long at 69c. a
bunch.
Just few more of those Sl.OO Camel :
Hair Trimmed Sailors; marked at 39c.
each.
Extra special, G-Carton Plain ana MOrio
Glace Taifeta Ribbon, lin. wide, extra
fine quality, marked at 2jc. yard; soc. is
what they are worth.
If they interest you come early.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN PETERSBURG.
Henry lIussing, a Grocer of Ridge
street, Passed Away.

Henry Hussing, Of Ridge street,
Petersburg, died suddenly at o'clock
last evening. He kept a grocery store
and was about 50 years old. Although
he had not enjoyed good health for a
year or more, he was able to be about
and he was down town in the after
noon.
After supper he went from the dining
room into the store and was seated
near the stove when an attack of diz-
Ziness came upon him. He went to
bed and got SO bad that messenger
was sent after Dr. Bernstein. When
the doctor reached the bedside, Hus-
sing was breathing his last Heart
failure was the cause of death.
Coroner Longstreet went to the
house at o'clock to investigate the
case
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24
SHORE ACRES LAST NIGHT.
Attracted a Large Audience to the
Academy Of Music.

Familiar 'Shore Acres" that idyl of
New England life was presented at the
Academy of Music last night to an au-
dience that taxed its capacity. There
is no better told or more wholesome
story on the stage today which ac-
count for thes wonderful popularity of
Actor Herne's dramatic effort.
The company that produced 1t last
night is excellent and is headed by
George w. Wilson and Atkins Law
renee both capable actors. "Shore
Acres will be seen at the Academy
again tonight
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This il ImDOrtnnt tn Won.

And to your wife. son and daughter.
You want ii home. Think about it.
Buy one of our choice lots in the CEN
trail and select part of Scranton at a
handy and convenient walking dis
tance from business, theaters. hotels,
churches. stores and depots, on Adams.
Jefferson. Madison or Monroe avenues.
At most of the lots flag walks and
curbs are laid, also sewers, gas and
water mains and steam heat. and in
front of some the asphalt pave. These
are sites for superior homes. Prices
low. Terms easy. Clear title guaran-
teed. Call for circular, Jones,31l Spruce.
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Fine line Of Carvers. Five O'Clocl;
Teas, Skates and Pocket Knives.
- FOOTE & SHEAR CO.
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Calendars Given AWay,

Beginning Saturday. Dec. 18th. and
continuing until Christmas. We Will
give to every purchaser Il handsome
calendar for 1897. Sor purchase your
tea and coffee for your Christmas din
ner at the old reliable tea and coffee
house and get calendar. Grand
Union Tea Co. 81 Lack'a. ave, Jones
Bros, Prup'rs. -
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NO DULL MOVEMENTS INIT.
Christmas Attraction Pleasing to the
Patrons Of Davis Theatcr.

Tie Christmas week show Is highly
pleasing to the patrons of Davis the
ater. There are no dull moments in it; =;
and there is something for every taste.
The show Is a very clean and proper
one for ladies and children, many of
whom attend. The closing tableau
Fairy Starlights. Grotto of Happiness
Is the finest picture ever seen on the
stage of that theater.
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ICYOu Want to ISuy

any Christmas presents. we will sell
you goods at less than on-half the ac-
tual cost. to close out the entire stock
before April lst.
- 2l1 Lacka. ave.
DAVlDOW BROS,
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Scranton, Pa. Dec. %.
1895. Susie. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. NJ. Fowler. of 9l7 oxford street.
aged years and months. Funeral
Thursday morning at SO O'Clock. At
9.i5 the remains will be ta..en to Espy.
Columbia county, where interment will
be made Friday.
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Bring in HOur Tea Checks.

and exchange them for China and fan
cy goods. Brc-a- Rrac, etc. also a large
lire OF Toys for the children just re-
ceived. Cone now and make your se-
lection and avoid the rush just before
Christmas. Grand Union Tea Co., 81
Lacka. ave, Jones Bros, proprietors.
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Turkeys, Chickens, Geese and Ducks

We have received a large shipment of
New York and Vermont state poultry.
which is very fine. We invite the public
to look at our stock before having.
\. q. GILMORE X son.
Peoples market.
- and 30 i.acka. ave.
Next to ID. d III. station. a*
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Ludics' Solid Silver Watches

s2.75 and $500; cannot be purchased
elsewhere for less than s. or &c. They
are of the best make. and give genuine
satisfaction to the purchaser.
DAVIDOW BROS,
- 217 Lacka. ave,
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Miss Carolyne V. Dorsey. teacher Of
elocution. oratory and delsarte, 434 Ad-
ans avenue.
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TO Avoid the Afternoon Crowds

trade early today if possible. The bal
ance of our 10000 pairs of slippers must
and will he sold for half price Broth
ers. sos Lackawanna avenue. Open late
tOnight.
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Contributions of Poultry, Meat anj
Provisions may he sent t. St. Lukc's
parish room, 122 Wash. ave, ON We'd
ncsday. between the hours OF . a. m
and D. IN, -
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Only the Finest Cameras

Just received. a new line of Boys
Sweaters at FlOrey's, 222 Wyoming ave.
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Don't forget the Excelsior Atheetic
clubs annual ball ON Christmas night
at Music Hall. Admission so cents.
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Who wouldn't have a pair of slippers
when they can get Il Sl.0O slipper for !,
cents at the Brothers slipper sale to-
day and tonight. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24

Brass and Onyx Tables. Lamps and
Shades. All reduced to cost.
HILL & CONNELL,
"a 131 and 1873 Wash. ave.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24

Ice skates of all styles and sizes.
Jurisch can suit you. 1924 Spruce st. ss
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The Almighty DOjlar

always had great power at the Broth
ers, but never as much as today. 10000
pairs of slippers will be- sold for half
price. Open late tonight. ~
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Fancy Florida Oranges.

Just received. a new line of Boys
Sweaters at Florey's, 222 Wyoming ave.
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Cameras S. and up. just the thing for
Nmas presents, at Kemp's photo par
lors, 100 WyO. ave. -
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Why not select them for Xmas
gift? You father, mother. brothers and
sisters will appreciate them and we
guarantee the fit. Brothers, sos
Lackawanna avenue. Open late to-
night. sa
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Watch for the White Woyons

Our work Is always thoroughly wash
ed. nicely starched, beautifully ironed.
Crystal Laundry. Experienced help
employed. -
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Greatest Sale Of Slippers

ever heard of is now going on at the
Brothers. Open late tonight. 49,
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Do you drive. skate or shoot. Then
get pocket stove at Jurischs, Spruce
Sfr,et #A
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Our Coscy Camera Parlor

Just received. a new line of Boys
Sweaters at Florey's, 222 Wyoming ave
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For raZOrs and pocket air rifles. foot
balls and ice skates, go to Jurisch, 324
Spruce street. ss
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Don't squlnder good money on use
less toys; buy something useful and
durable.
- FOOTE & SHEAR CO
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and interesting holiday resort in the
city. Beidleman, III Wash ave. -
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fancy candies in boxes, 25c. and 35c. II
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Great value in muffs at $l.5O today.
80 +. l.. CRAI>r.
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SNOW, COLD, WIND;
NO GREEN CHRISTMAS
Winter Weather Makes Itself Felt Id
and About Scranton.
IT'S GOOD SANTA CLAUS WEATHER

A BOuntiful Iall Of the Beautiful
Comes in the Nick of Time..Street
Car Lines Suffer, but the Merchant
Is Happy aud So Is the HOli.
day LOver..lt Will Last Over
Christmas Day.
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Twining, optician 1876 Penn avenue, in
Harris drug store. Hours q. m., 6
ID. m. -
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II had sore hands for long time
and suffered Il great deal. | saw AZ
advertisement of Hoods Sarsaparilla
and began taking it. My hands soor
began to get better and have not hat
any trouble with them since" Mrs
Eva Moore, 3O46 +. ST., Philadelphia
Pa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24

> We can help you work the Santa
Claus in a sensible way. Come early
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24

made are shown in our Holiday Branch,
20; Wash. ave -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24

Steam clans, spring chicken and
good beer, at Lohmann's. Spruce. ."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24
COursen Sells

Fine Ladies' Kersey Capes at $4OO.
80 F. l.. CRANE.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24
Great llary,.ins

in diamonds at Daviduw Bros, 2l7
Lacka. ave. Now is the time to buy. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24

Brown martin muffs from $500 to
5000.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il it
fails to cure. CSC.