Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 133, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1907 — Page 5

Thursday, Nov. 21, 1907.

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Day's Grist in South Chicago

Verdict of Accidental Death.

"Accidental dath" was the verdict of Deputy Coronor C. Wilson in the inquest of S. E'winskl, who was killed in the Illinois JitoH plant yesterday when he was struck hy a car. Both of his Icrs cut off. The Inquest was held at Lulinski's morgue, 8224 Superior avenue. Lewlnskl, who is 4 5 years old, leaves a wife and two children. Their home Is at S447 Mackinaw avenue.

Brass Thieves Arrested.

Officer Joseph Kl-in of the 16th precinct, who is stationed at Htf?ewisch last night arrested John Matzke and Joseph Lulbeeh, charged with the larceny of a quantity of bniss, It is alleged that the men stole the brass from the Ityan Car works and sold It to V. Rosenberg, who was arrested yesterday charged with receiving stolen property. Tho rases were called today In the municipal court before Judge Girten.

Eeal Estate Transfers. Erie av, 205 ft s of 00th st, w f, . 50x98; Nov. 5 Moses B. Tipple to Max and Otto Draeger (subject to an incumbrance of $2,000; also subject to I-ase to Burt G. Thompson, bearing date

of May 1, 1904, and running 5

years Houston av, 230 ft s of Ssih st, w f, 25x140; Nov. 12 Axel 1 Anderson to Mary and Jan Jareckl Howard av, 675 ft so of 136th st, n e t, 25 101; Nov. 1 ft Herman Heine to Robert Gilchrist Howard av, 575 ft se of 13Gth st, n e f, 25x101; Nov. 19 James Cherry; same 319th st, 75 ft w of Prairie av, n f, 25x125; Nov. IS J. Liss to Walenty Lias

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AT THE CALUMET THEATRE.

Tho plot of '-Lottie, tho Poor Saleslady," the drama that will hold forth at the Calumet theater. South Chicago, for three days, beginning today, Thursday, Nov. 21, is said to be one of the most original ever conceived by writers of melodrama. The play tells In an absorbing manner the adventures of a young girl, who. while endeavoring to make her way in the world, alone and unaided, encounters life as it too Often exists, cold and eager to trample maiden innocence under foot. Through a series of exciting and intensely Interesting stage pictures it is shown how purity of mind and nobility of soul are the best safeguards of all young women. Plenty of bright comdy Is woven throughout the vivid etory'i while a number of clever songs aiid specialties lend an enlivening effect. The company, headed by Lyda Powell, "one of the youngest and prettiest leading women of the present day," is said to number over thirty members. The production is described as a very beautiful one, especially the ecene of the Great South Ray of Long Island and tho gambling house scene of the fourth act. Usual matinees will be given.

Briefs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ahem of Lwing avenue entertained a large number of friends at cards Tuesday evening. The Ladles' Aid society of St. Patrick's church gave a card party at Lincoln hall yesterday afternoon. A large number were present and several very beautiful hand painted prizes were given to the winners.

entertained a number of friends at her home last night. Games were played and refreshments were indulged in. Miss Nellie Canty and Mr. Fr-id Carlson were married at St. Brides Catholic church yesterday at 4 p. m. Rev. T. I). O'Sullivan officiated at the solemn nuptial high mass. The serv

ice was both beautiful and impressive. The bride wore a white satin gown and carried a bouquet of brides roses.

PULLMAN

Leo, Johnston, clerk in P. B. Tlnan's cigar store. Arcade building, l as sold his canoe launch "Neuerwent" to Mr. Keisex of Rosoland. William Strode of 223 Watt avenue has taken a job as chauffeur for Dr. P. B. Moore, 141 Watt avenue. The M. E. church will give a trio concert Friday evening in the church, corner of Watt avenue and One Hundred and Eleventh street. The All Saints' Mission church will hold their bazaar Nov. 25 and 26 at Market hall. They are making great preparations for this bazaar and they hope it to be a success. The Just For Fun club of Pullman will meet at the home of Miss Margretha Jahns of State and One Hundred and Fifteenth streets this afteinoon. Charles Helstand of 225 "Watt avenue has drydocked his yacht "High Life" for the winter. Miss Eva Bishop of 11237 South Park avenue, who has been quite ill for the past week, is recovering. Miss Dollie LeForte of No. 1 Market circle, entertained a few friends Tuesday evening. All report a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hastrawser, 10 Market circle, expect to move to their new homo in Florence boulevard, the first of the week. The new boiler house of the Calumet shops is nearly completed and the concrete stack will be finished in a few days.

KENSINGTON NEWS

F. Marsh of 1184S State street, is spending a few clays this week with friends and relatives In Grover Town, Ind.

Miss Leny Crepean of 117th place, is

on the sick list.

William Vincent of Perry avenue, Is

on the sick list. There will be a musical social given

under the, auspices of the Sisters of the St. Louis Academy on Dec. 7, at Palmer Park. A good time is predicted

for those who will attend.

Messrs. Airy and Clarence Vincent of 115th and Michigan avenue are spending a week's furlough with relatives

and friends in Kankakee.

The Gunthorps were defeated by the Tornadoes on Sunday, Nov. 17, score

17 to 12.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard of 115th and State streets, entertained a number of

their friends Sunday.

WEST PULLMAN

WINDSOR PARK

Burglars attempted to break into the home of Mr. Saunders on Seventyfourth street early yesterday morning. They succeeded in picking the lock, but could not enter tho house as the door was chained. The noise awakened the Inmates of the house and several shots were fired, which routed the burglars. Mrs. Cox of Saginaw avenue entertained the Sewing club of Saginaw avenue yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. F. White of Bond avenue and Seventy-fourth street, entertained the Bridge Whist club at their home last night. Tho Ladies' Aid society of the Bethel Congregational church held an all-day meeting in the parlors of the church yesterday. The senior class of the South Chicago high school will give a dance at Jones hall tonight. Mrs. C. Krimble. 7300 Bond avenue, entertained the Kensing Sewing circle at htsr homo yesterday. A social was giv.-n in the guild hall of St. Margaret's Episcopal church last night. Dancing and a musical program were the features of the evening. Refreshments also were served. Miss Grace Barres of Coles avenue,

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The Maine Restaurant ISo. 3 79 East 92nd St., South Chicago Fresb Steaks and Chops. Firt-class Meals served. OYSTERS ON HALF SHELL. OPen Day and Nifht

Plione iuuth Chicago SIM 3. SIRS. IDA HUGHE?. HAIR DRESSING AND MASSAGING PARLORS. Wigs. Switches and Hair Goods to order Unite 7, Lincoln Dulldlof. flat Street and Commercial avenue

Mrs. Rogue of Stewart avenue, entertained the Ladies' Aid of the Meth

odist church this afternoon. The time

was passed in sewing.

Mr. and Mrs. Page of Yale avenue.

are entertaining relatives from Morris,

III.

Mrs. Fred L. Hommredlen has gone

to Springfield to spend a few days. The second division of the M. E. C,

Ladies' Aid will give a social this evening. A program will be given and re

freshments served.

The many friends of Mrs. Linington were shocked to learn of her death which took place at the Englewood

hosnit.nl Sunday. She was a former

resident of West Pullman, but recently

moved to Auburn Park. Funeral services were held at her home Tuesday,

A number from here attending. Her husband and only child, a daughter, have the sympathy of their friends

hrre in their bereavement.

HE6EW1SCH AND BURN1UM

The village officers of Burnham were

in Calumet Park yesterday morning discussing the matter concerning the

"YV". I. R. R., which I3 to run through

Burnham and Calumet Park on its

way from Hammond to Chicago.

The "Western Indiana railroad has bought a stretch of land along Howard

avenue.

Tho Ladies' Aid society met at the Methodist Episcopal church today. All

are welcome to attend. Miss Valerie Groves and Hazel Liv ings attended a dance in East Chicagi last evening.

The hard time party given by the

Companion court, Burr Oak, No. 15

was well attended and proved a great success. Appropriate prizes were re

ceived by Mrs. Combs. Mrs. Herd, Mr,

Combs. Mr. Hussell and Mr. Kiesery. Card playing, singing, dancing and fortune telling and refreshments formed the evening's entertainment. Hazel Livings transacted business matters in Burnham yesterday. Mrs. E. A. Miles has gone to Springfield to attend the Rebekah grand lodge. Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Synder were Hammond shoppers yesterday. Mr. Herd has gone to Michigan to attend the Odd Fellows' grand lodge.

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sidewalk around the property across from the Lansing Public school.

Henry HUdebrandt was a business

visitor in Chicago on Tuesday.

BURNSIDE NEWS

Miss Lillian Brinkman visited friends

in the city.

Miss Hollern nf Pullman visited

friends in Dauphin Park yesterday.

Robert Greene, who was reported on

the sick list is well again.

Little Carl Strom is reported ill with

spasms.

MEANTIME, THE ILLINOIS STEEL CO. HAS THE LAND.

Guaranteed JEWEL Steel Range, sold on approval 20 day FREE TRIAL. Full asbestos lined, wonderfully quick baker, heavy malle

able iron top, large fire box and full size oven, special this sale

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W hile llusleiiNH Men Concur and Labor Protests, the HIr Mill Owners Go On in the Calm Enjoyment of Their Property. South Chicago, Nov. 21. (Special.) The South Chicago Trades and Labor Assembly at a meeting yesterday, took exception to the action of the South Chicago Business Men's association favoring the action of the Illinois Steel

in annexing land on the shores of Lake Michigan which belonged to the state. Tho following resolutions were unanimously adopted: The Legislative Committee takes exception to the statements of Mr. Schlosser of the South Chicago Business Men's association, as printed In the Dally Calumet, Oct. SO, in which that gentleman stated that the people of South Chicago approved the action of the Illinois Steel company in annexing land on he shores of Lako Michigan which rightfully belonged to the state. The South Chicago Trades and Labor Assembly (representing nearly 6,000 working men of South Chicago) unhesitatingly and emphatically refutes the statement of Mr. Schlosser. The South Chicago Business Men's association cannot claim In any manner to represent the working people of South Chicago; and we further reiterate our sentiments, often expressed, that we view with disfavor the action of any company or corporation (including the Illinois Steel company) appropriating to their uses . ny land or other commodity which they have not purchased and paid for at a just price. Concurred in and ordered given to the press for publication. Once more the Legislative committee feels called upon to censure the present city administration, including in particular Mayor Busse and Commissioner of Public Works John J. Henberg, for abandoning the city repair shops and municipal iron foundry, while at the same time increasing the printing plant at the bridewell, whereby convict labor may still further be employed In competition with the working classes. Concurred in find ordered given to the press for publication.

Acorn double Base Burner, patent heat circulating- flues. The surface of this heater has perfect radiation. This stove is constructed so no heat can escape through the chimney. You get full benefit from every piece of fuel consumed, absolutely gA -J ? no waste,, special Q $3.00 Cash; $3.00 Monthly".

The Calumet Furniture Company, Sole Agents for guaranteed JEWEL and ACORN Stoves and Ranges, Sold on approval30 Day FREE Trial. Four Rooms Furnished Complete $75.00 $7.50 Cash, $4.00 Monthly When sick or out of work you don't have to meet your payments Special Green Tag Sale this week. Reductions below cost on all samples. We use this means to clean up our stock when only one or two pieces of a kind are left.

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JEWEL Base Burner, sold on approval, SO day FREE TRIAL. Large fire pot, large square ash pan. full nickel trimming, very powerful heater and great fuel saver, can be regulated to heat from four to eight rooms, special sale f -3 r00.75 $3.00 Cash; $3.00 Monthly.

Solid quarter sawed oak extension table, heavy pedestal post with center leg support. Every inch of this table Is hand rubbed and polished. It is beautifully designed, has large ballbearing castors, when drawn out it

exituius six ieet, a rare bargain

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Guaranteed JEWEL Cast Iron Range, sold on approval 30 day FREE TRIAL. An excellent baker and fuel saver, large oven and

fire box; your money refunded if not satisfactory, special $2.50 Monthly.

22.50

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railed train this morning on the Illinois Central near here, resulted in the suburban passenger trains being compelled to use three tracks instead of four until several freight cars, which had left the tracks were replaced. No injury was done to any of the rolling stock.

LIVE WIEE ELECTROCUTES. Michigan City, Nov. 21. (Special.) August Boepke of this city was electrocuted this morning when he picked up a live wire that had been grounded by the storm last night. Three thousand volts passed through his body and although means of resuscitation were resorted to, they proved to be of no avail.

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SOMETHING SHOULD BE DONE.

What In Otuiln the Increase Catarrh iu Hammond f

LANSING NEWS

Mr. Cornell was a Hammond visitor on Tuesday. F. Heiland is building a new cinder Pioneer Saloon and Hotel T. J. Greenwood & C M. Kaha, Prop. Mea's Served at all hours. Rigs to hire. LANS I NO. ILLINOIS

In spite of the best efforts of medical men, catarrhal troubles are increasing not only in Hammond, but all over the country. Catarrh is a germ disease, and to cure it germ life In the breathing organs should be destroyed, and to do this no other treatment has such positive and beneficial action as Hyomei. The the mucous membrane is irritated and raw and the tissues weakened, there is an ideal lodging place for catarrhal germs. Breathe Hyomei and see how quickly it soothes the membranes, vitalizes the tissues and destroys ail the disease germs, rendering catarrh no longer possible. There is no dangerous stomach drugging when Hyomei is used; no tablets or liquid mixtures destroying Indigestion. Breathed through the neat pocket inhaler that comes with every Hyomei outfit, the healing balsams penetrate to the most remote air cells of the throat, nos and lungs, destroying the catarrhal germs so that quick recovery follows. Summers pharmacy agrees to refund the money to any purchaser of Hyomei who does not find that it does all that is claimed for it. The complete outfit costs but $1.00.

FEEIGHT DELAYS TRAFFIC.

Burnham, Nov. 21. Special A de-

The Ninny. There is a species called ninny. The individuals of this class have an answer for everything; they will tell lies sooner than hold their tongue.

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Good Advice. "Drink less, breathe more; eat less, chew more; ride less, walk more; clothe less, bathe more; worry less, work more; waste less, give more; write less, read more; preach less, practice more.

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