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the West Manchester: summer colony, 
assisted by her friend, Mrs. Chapin. 
The table was decorated with num- 
erous bouquets of pinks interspersed | 
with white sprigs of flowers and a- 
stately candelabra with its many 
small candles sent a soft glow over 
the china and silver. 
Mrs. Mabel Johnson hostess of the 
afternoon, also had the assistance of 
Mrs. Phillip Stockton and her sister, 
Mrs. Russell, of the summer colony, 
to serve, also several members of the 
elub. 
Mrs. Hooper near the close of the 
club session spoke informally in be- 
half of the Beverly Hospital urging 
the club to have a ‘‘Hospital Day’’ 
for that institution. 
Former Manchester Man Had Thrill- 
ing Experience with Burglar, 
Stanley A. Lutz, a former well 
known citizen: of Manchester, but 
who moved away two or three years 
ago to Oklahoma City recently had 
an opportunity to show the kind of 
stuff he is made of. Mr. Lutz was 
fomerly one of the blacksmiths at 
Standley’s shop and it is evident he 
had retained some of his strength 
and muscle obtained while there. 
From the Oklahoma Free Press we 
copy the following account of Mr. 
Lutz’s experience :— 
Confronted by a huge Mexican 
burglar in the wee sma’ hours of the 
morning : 
That was the thrilling experience 
today of S. A. Lutz, wha conducts 
a family grocery store, at 816 India- 
na street. 
Mr. Lutz did not become excited 
in the least, according to his own 
version of the affair, and pounced 
upon the Mexican with the agility 
of a trained prize fighter or expert 
wrestler. After: he had secured a 
full Nelson or some other hold equal- 
ly as secure, Mr. Lutz marched his 
man to the telephone and sent in a 
hurry call. to Chief Hubatka,. who 
was getting his morning ‘‘snooze’’ 
at his home. When the word reach- 
ed him, Chief Hubatka was out of 
bed like a fireman, and in less time 
than it takes to tell it he was at the 
Lutz store. He took charge of the 
Mexican and marched him-to police 
headquarters. 
The Mexican: could speak but lit- 
tle English, and it will probably. re- 
quire an interpretersto tell the court 
just what he-was doing in the store 
at 6 o’clock this morning. * Investi- 
gation revealed the.fact that he en- 
tered through a.window, smashing 
the glass. Nothing of mueh yalue 
was reported missing. 
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SALE _ 
HIGH GRADE PIANOS 
Terms: $10.00 Down 
: $8.00 A Month. 
| ABSOLUTELY FREE 
WITH EVERY PIANO purchased from our ware-room. 
during the Christmas Season, a HIGH-GRADE 5-DRAWER, 
DROP-HEAD and GOLDEN OAK SEWING MACHINE 
H. J. BURKE, 
Open from 1.80 to 9 p. m. Daily. 
130 Cabot St., Beverly. 
Rogers and Chase Bldg., Room 2 
‘‘T did not dream of a burglar un- 
til I eould not unlock the front 
door’’, said Mr. Lutz. ‘‘Then I went 
to the back door and could not get 
in.’ Finding the window broken, I 
crawled through and found the Mex- 
ican. crouching behind the counter. I 
jumped on top of him before he had 
time to do me any harm’’, 
MANCHESTER 
In connection with the lecture de- 
livered before the Manchester Wo- 
man’s club Tuesday afternoon at- 
tention has been ealled to a number 
of books which can be used to ad- 
vantage to carrying out the instruc- 
tions advocated by the speaker. 
This list is furnished by a member 
of the Manchester Woman’s elub, 
who is at present abroad and the 
books have been used by her most 
successfully among the young peo- 
ple of her acquaintance. She advo- 
cates placing the little story books 
in the school and public libraries of 
Manchester. The list includes ‘‘The 
Renewal of Life, Margaret W. Mor- 
ley: ‘‘The Bee people’’, ‘‘The Hon- 
ev Makers’’, McClurg & Co., Pubs.; 
‘“ A Song of Life’’, ‘‘Life and Love’’, 
Fdueational pamphlet No 6, 
Health and the Hygiene of Sex, Mrs. 
Rose W. Chapman. 863 East 18th. 
St., Brooklyn, N. Y. There is also 
a pamphlet which is given to young 
men just entering advance schools— 
Institute of Technology, West Point 
ete. They can be obtained at a very 
small eost at 9 East 42nd. St.. N. 
Y. The Health Edneation League. 
113 Devonshire street, Boston, sends 
out booklets on ‘‘The Hygiene of 
Sex’? among them one ‘‘The Suc- 
cessful Woman’’, “‘The Boy and 
the Cigarette’, The Care of Little ~ 
and Stimul- ~ 
Children’’, ‘‘Tonies 
ants’’, ‘‘Sexual Hygiene’’, ‘‘Habits 
of Health’’, ete. | 
The Manchester Womans’. club 
will meet in the Chapel Tuesday 
December 13, at 3.30 p. m. to listen 
to a paper on ‘‘Home Economicg’’ 
by Mrs. Isabel Heustis of the Massa- 
chusetts Federation’s Home Eeon- 
omic’s Department. Tea will be 
served. 
Past Commander Charles B. Cor- 
liss of J. Franklin Dyer Camp, Sons 
of Veterans of Gloucester paid an 
official visit of inspection to Col. H. 
P. Woodbury Camp, Sons of Veter- 
ans, of Manchester Tuesday even- 
ing, and found the camp in a very 
prosperous condition. 
The honor pupils of the Sub Fresh- 
man class at the High school this 
week are: Harry Baker, Ethel Edge- 
comb, Ruth Ericson, Frances Norie, 
Esther Carroll, Grace Merrill. 
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