davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05

| Los compradores cuyos pedido
alcancen & leo cajas, tendraD nj
descuento de 2 .S.y ouando 6
compute de las compras legue
500 cajss, el descuento sela de
p.S.
Ei importe del flste por mar, d.
25 csjas en- adelante-siempre qu'
no exGeda de- Is centavos la GAIA
sera por cuenta de la empresa."
Enf4rmo. - Encusntfasa hac'
unos dlas enfermo nuestro muy
distnguido amigo el senior dor
Gustavo s mon, dgui,imo JET de-
la Exploitation en- la Oompanta de
los FerrocarrilaF.
Mucho 10 stntlmos, hacienda vo'
tos sinceros por ell mas pfonto y ca
bal restableoimisnto del enfecmo.
:" La Esfata - Ests elsgante
establecimiento d. los senores Ar
mas & Jlm6nez es un verdadero
museo repleto de preciosidades que
encantan la vista, y % venden
ademas q muy reducidos preoios.
Aladan w & este la afabilidsd
del simpatico Apoderado Jose Ma
ria. .-....
~ san SO acab6!
Lares y el Centsnasio. .-Tsndre.
mos especial gusto en- publican, en-
nuestro n1mero pr6ximo, ell espl6n-
dido programa de festejos CON que
el quito y enthusiastic pueblo de La
res va celebrar y conmemorar 81
Oentenario.
Revista dc Madrid No hemos
recibido tsmpooo por el dltimo va
por correo la accstombrada cafts
decepal madrilena de r. P. del
Bio. ~.
Professor de Dibujo. - Hs sido
nombrado On estos dfas Professor
propietario de Dibujo del Asilo
Provincial de Beneficencia, nuestro
spreciable amigo el Sr D. Rafael
Cabrera y Montilla, muy inteligen-
te, como es sabido, en- ell arte.
LIE felicitamos cordialnente.
ENFERMEDADES d. EST0MAG0. syho Chasslng,
Loci6n anti hSrl6tica. - Lila
mamos una vez mas Ia atenci6n de,
p1blicO hacia las excelencias cura-
twas de squel con raz6n celebrado
del DR. Monies.
Aceroa del mismo va en- otra par
to IN anunciO que tambien reco
Cigarrillos de "La Corona
No Sc puede pedir mas, en- exquisi-
10 SAILOR, perfecta elaboration y de.
icioso aroma Fumadores de gus
10: mereceis un castigo 81 no COM
prsis esos selectos cigarrillOs de 10
Habana.
Agentes, Sres Sobripo de Izquler-
10 & Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
TRAvE1fA.

TRAvExfA.
Col ing =" vietori~', caFga1do.
CADoTAJM
Gol esp "Ioooencia', earga pa's
Arroyo
Col rsp &C dc Maria. pendicn,r
Gel esp DlehoaA,S cA,ga para
Agaadilik, Mayasiios PoGes.
Col csp" Doa hc, ma As. pcn
dIrnle.
Gel cap "Carne a. 'oA'sa par.
Ar~c.bo
II Ia cap 4" baeaAseg,afa, car
IL pAfA fkqaoa
bifs cap SarYa 7 cs,' easgs
pAr4 fsjAs4o.
Cso4 cap AnisA'. cAsgA para
Esga hsla
nltA cap "rls4tA'. cAsgA pA's
4 aAi q
col sss PssfA'. eA'gA pA'a Asx-
eb&
Ii ssp ii ES@SaA~. eAtsA para
Ate~ Esa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05

rizos, 2 d morsil|a, 15O cnts cebo
llas. Oerecedo Hmns & 90, 2O,4
Ipp vino. s. de L7ina & o., 80 bis
VINO. Sierra s. Palau, 299 fds t.
sajo. Oaldss s. 90, IL bls vino, ]
|0 quesos, II d, 3 cestas peras v. r.
des, 20 BIS manzsnas, 20 d pasta
tomstes, l d sopa, 2 d charizos, Sc
IT'S cervesa. J Oh'ay Hmnc, II
d ch 60 ate, 33l d, ITO cnts cebo-
las. Gonzalez & Alfonso, 33 s[s
habichcelss. Barcel6 & Perujo.
ITO banatas cebollas. A la o'den:
s O 1000 SIS arroz. w 1000 sIe
arroz. H 500 sIs arroz. RO1O0O
SIS arroz. VO 100 d quesoP.
De Barcelona y escslas, vap esI
Miguel M. Pin.llos," de 2.124 to-
nela las, captain Diez, Al. Ochos
| y Hmm, 500 jau'a as jab6n, 60 latas
celte, 8 fds cor ho, LAG SIS pspss
Vicente & Co, 10 PIP, 10L4 vino, 2
d naipes, 10 sis comino. 200 d acei
te. A. Vicente &c o., 500 d jabon.
800 d ve1ss. Oividanes &; o., 200
q velas, 200 d iabon. Sierra 8 Pa
lau, 10 SIS lentejas. Hesnaiz C 90.
25.4 PIP vino. Egozcue & Olos, 100
ids papel, 484 d pasta, 255 d cebo-
las, 100 srns sjos, 2 sIs comino, 10
d datiles, 4 t1s SIS papel, 40) d ve-
las, 500 d jaoon. F Font Hmno.
8 fds tapones, 2 d alcaohofas, 10 d
aceite, l pqte vermollon, 80 d vi
40, 8. de Luina g 90, 80 d velas,
800 d papas. A. Lynn, 25 d pa.
pei, 8. de Ezquiaga, so d aceitu-
mas. Lopez Villamil 8 90, 36 otns
cebollas. 10 fis VINO. Palacios &
%, 5 q vino, l d dulces. Oaldas
& %, rs srns ajos, 200 q papas.
300 q cebollas, 25 d viac generoso,
S5 q vino blanco, 55 d coiiac, 25
q fostoros. Torner Hmnos, 20 fds
papel, 500 q jabon. Gonzalez &
Alfonso, % q pimenton. Barcei6
8 Perujo, 40 @ aceitunas. Rubert
Hmne, Z boys, 10 cnts, 45l q cebo-
las. A varios, 1g9 butt 9 'nversos
artioulos. A Ia orden j F G 4 d
melocotones, 2 6 dulces, ! d cara
melos.
sNTBADAs DE uAEoTAJH.
Bdra esp "Maria Artau," de
Arroyo.
Bdrs esp Terrible, de Maya
suez.
Col esp Horten oia," de Are
Q DO.
Col esp" Petra, " de Arecibo.
Bdra esp Ritits," de Aguadiils.
Col esp Anita" de Vega-baja
sALIDAs On TRAvRsfA.
Para Nueva-York, vspor ingles
" Parthian, desps b ado por Lati
mer & Fernsndez. Por A. Raus-
onenplst, 447 boys, 4 br Q, 1.240 SIS |
azucar con 4S9 O93 kilos.
Para Habans, vap esp" "Oludad
ie Santande'," despachado por s.
lie Ezquisgs, 100 sIs msiz. Por
Lopez Vil'ami 4 Co, 80 SIS cafe
con 4.249 k To-. Por NJ. Perez &
%, Is SIS cafe con 1850 kilos, sol
ls ma'z. Por Torner Hermanos,
II pacss tsbaco con 500 kilos.
Por A. Vicente s. 90, 60 pscas Ia
oaco con 2 755 klos, 66 sls mail.
FOR Gonzales Perez Il o., 100 pa
AS tabaco con 592 kilos, 257 sl1
nslz. Per Andres F,gueroa, 800
,,s MALI.
Para Habsna J es ,alss, vap esp
Julia, despacgado por Ludw g
Duplace.
sALIDAs DE oABorAJB. |
Col esp B3rinqnen," para Are
abo.
Col esp 20. de Jes6s,' para Ma
lah.
G1l esp "Olementina de Cana
.iss", para Nsgaabo y Humaeao.
r ESPAOHADOS
vsp esp" Avi.es, para FAjarto |
: ruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
dACETILLA.9.

y Escuelas NOrmalss y que 81 ha.
llan de venta en- Ia Liberia del Bo.
LETIN:
Gram&tica Oastellana.
Historic de Espsfis. 8. Ossado
Historic General, Fernandez de
Castro.
sAritmetica, Osrdin.
Aritmetics, Cortazar.
=Algebrs, OOrtazar.
Algebra, Oardin.
Geometris, Cardin.
Geometrfs, Oortazar.
.Ferrer y RiveIo, Legislation.
Agriculturs, Riera y Tortoss.
Fisics y Quimics, Felid.
Pedsgogia, Santos.
Ret6rica y Poetics, Reg1 ez.
Economic Politica, GARNER
Fisica ) Quimics, Morate.
Geogrefia, Morste.
Ret6rica J Poetica, Terradillas.
Fisica J Quimics, Sanchez Casa
do.
faiucci6n lstins, Polo.
Gramatica latino, Escsrtfn.
Gramstica latina, A. Perez, rus
tioa.
Psicologia, L6giea y Etics, Mes
tire.
Historic Natural, Ptre 10.
GramAtica Francesa, Chantfeau.
Disquisiciones gramsticales, A.
Perez.
Legislsci6n, Macho Moreno.
Industria y Oomercio, Aid.
Cuadros sinopticos G9ografia,
Aid.
Progrsma Gramatica Ter curse,
n. Moreno.
Progrsma GramGtica % curse,
N. Moreno.
Programa Legislation 40 aflo, NJ.
Moreno.
Tent duris de lrbros, Csstafio.
Analisis Grammatical, MILAN ORC
Metodo sclfeo, E.lkvs.
Metodo complete y Acompaha
miento, Eslavs.
Diccionafio Latino, B. Miguel.
TARIFFS especiales. Las nuev .
TaIifas especlales del Ferrocarril
que hemos Gnurc.ado estarAa muy
pronto de venta en- esta Casa, en-
tsz6n q que se han elevado 4 Ia
aprob4cion de Ia Superiosidad haes
unos dfas, y por 10 tanto 10 oonce
s.6n de aquella no pu,de ,ardar.
La sdvtrtimos 1 todAs Las perso
mas Que nos han pedido elem plArrs
lie los mismaA
EntIsg..-Eusstro eolsga 'Ls
Integridad publIca Gu su ndmefo
de hoy el sigaientc fccibol
ale recib.do d,l tehot don vi
centr BAlbAs IL eAhi4dAd &c tl6 ~
(dieciaes peses oe hentA tcniayos
monedA coiflenIeJ por IL eAasi1Ad
Que ne correspondence en- 10 sas
otipcion alberta pof La f~s<yrsAs< 1
Nac.snaI, en- tAvor dc los hrrdos
con motivo dc 10 coca, 90 de IL.
Tartjas de Isdsstrta y csmssa&
PaeEto Il co, is OsGnhtr isga --
El ncrido intefesAdo, Jss< Esssrv"
E.,e fuS el daleo cue - ps~s~r
s3 en la ReAAexi6n dcl O lega
pcrclbGr el dcnAllso.
| Blsn wtnl3a-Ks sl .l,lzs ~
| por o. REQ aa alegaio De 10 F~@is'
snla el nSsxe 6oh~sa aaos asa n2a
90 y Dipussdo d Css~s dva Fsas
elsco Marta. d.silE gal5s AsnAgs
Ius ssr.
| lie dkmoa rasass esssss "a a.
de b.envcalaA
4 CakIss gagas )! e hss 1. ~
Conponsn - parxssTA ssgrsssa &
lar sasapAtkaa J fssssstaaes Is@ss
sos dsaslE gusa0s = Ga J Az ia u
ID. Assos 10 q sassu. fsxsAasa l.
III. Ange. ysllAmil. u T4asi u
: neszA, Ds y. assiasssme Cess =
Ansosto MowY. voaaAss. , Fsas
: sAf'o ID TIA - AEsAt IAs gss
II bsa pzs sl CaaAss Aspsss@< !
; Nasal
RsaaEsaa as 1as sA-~lsgss Il
] salss gae seAsa Sc sass-as. ss
vtssa sqas - ss - ssssAsAaa Sc -
msssAf &c ass sexss<a 8s sz.s ,
dessua lie sssa II ksea~ ass.
Dc - Eas@a
Las hsssss 81 - "a sass Sc
IKaicHes - Sc szs rs sass
\ siAsts asksI . as > a@aaaa
n - ataAk A.. - 4 a 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
EFECTOS MlLITARES
"EL RIOS De ORO"
m ,AAvAD0A Ax81XA
sscR9sl d SsR IsAx nAYRss
Plaza Principal mum III,

TWIN ET1uCIPdI QUE0 AZ
Ea este antique acreditado establecimien
70 hay oonstantemente un gran surtido de
sables, espadas, y divisaa de todss classes para
os senores ohciaIes do Ejercito, Armada, Ha.
clends y Telegrafos, Escudos, Trofsos, Em.
blemas. .etc, etc.
Sc confeocionan gorras dc todas clases y
tormas.
Esoudos sspano'es do soda, sstampados, de
oos e. naa1o. para oAaiaraa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05

Sc verde una esrca de Bio pie
dras propsa para lecheriA 8 casa d,
campo Intorn ArAn, en 10 Capita
San Justo. J -BAina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
l.s2Qs sA2ATQs

ts* sssaa. ca y smsssaaa 90
ID as Msss Ass-.
nls4as Atssssssa .sassA sssn
asa z asa "a sas ~ ~
Easaw n aasss ~ . asas i asaAa
slsssss s.ss = ~~s. ~
fssassss = NGaAnasas II aasms
sAA aesa3sN sssN 60
&AsFess 3&skkss u~aa #@A f
AsAaasas ksnnasss 0xaaA
- Ns 60 shAs c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
WLLAR FABIAN Y CO,

Eomeroiantes importadores 1e mercsnciAs
10 toda classes y prooedenclas.
ventas al per mayor y detail
50 almaoen; l3-sAN JUsTo-l9.
BUS tiendss, La Bayamonesa, y La --Cisdad
Uondal:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
g TINAsiel San jose esquins.a al
VI etvHVDe fonso XII,

osnIaaass lnrtiGe srsloiss prondssis 20 ses
a. ofluAAtea piadrau 0Aas Dc 10 mas Rasrke
es pusda dsssaess 0arsstsaA lac ahtstas yyea
- pfeciaa aoiiaas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05

Rs.ul.a Dc lss obsssvssicsss 4
-, wsdiecs mas ,t.sesss aas CO..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
Soealk0x DE fl0ulleb.
gU9YA1n1. -

tMs. as s@ss. = VI nsss ssa
Assahss - 80 sssssass Hses&ss - -
Esssn e~aas vs~ss& aassm. fsssaasaA
AssaAss ss u ~ IL ssw sw6Assss -
russusxs 1a.s.. ~ Esssss.sE
A&ssn a1an = M Vi. sAsss Nas.,
q sAn ssasss - Tsasas - ia
Aesska@ - u "a .. sss s~sssnsw =. Z.
xAsAms |, ga..s Ass.@ As sexw1~
Aesaaass o. s.As ssa saaa As q
as1nm Dc *Asva
a4saAsw - = saa awssa 4. MwssNxz
mszs - sssUaaxass AsAassn asss ~ - -
A4 IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05

mcZ. .--..... ..s.......a D
Habitabilidad de los As
tros, por dou jose Mo-
rerO Fuentea, l tomo.. 3
Muebles y Tapices, segun-
| da a6rle de cartas y una
senorita sobre Ia habi-
tac,6n, por F. Miquei y
| Badfa, l tomo. 5
Homenaje Po6tico, Poe
sias de 35 ingenios,
tomo. b
Oamelias poesfas de San
Martin y Aguilera, 1 to.
mo-. 80. b
Leyenda de los Reyes, no.
vela historical, por don
Torcuato Tarrag0, to-
NO. ........... ~
LecciOnes de Derecho Mer
cantll, por varios alum
nos dc don La1s Siivela, l
t0mO.. --.......... ! On
Libro de las Satiras, por
don Ventura Ruiz Agui.
lera, comprende: Sat-
ras, La arcadia modor.
ma, Grandezas de los
peQuenos, Epigramas y
letrillas, Varlas fabulas
yMoralejas, l tomo, rus.
tica 26O paginas. ....- ls0(
Oandido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, l to-
mo rdstica. ca..-......... 7s
Amor fismbre. bre......... &c
Los entremeses (de Ger
vantes), 2 tomos...... 80
La P'rsnila y Ei amante
liboral, de id, l tomo. :. 26
Las dos d0ncellas y La
fae "a de la sangre, dc
idem, l tomo. o..-....... %
El casamiento engahoso.
de idem, tOmO.. %
Viaje del Parnaso, poesfas
por i'd, l tomo. ........ d
El Oe.oso Extremeiio y La
tia angids, por idem, uu
tOutO. .....,..- -.... I'll
Rinconete y cortsdillo Y
FL liccnciado Vidriera
por idem, un tomo. ..... a
Los BaIlos de Argel, CO.
media, por i'd, I'm tomo. 2s
El gailardo espafol, idem,
por idem, IN tomo. 80. d
Puntos de vista, por don
Migdel Moys, un tomo. &C
La ley enda de Noche. bue-
ma. ..-... ...-- &c
Ri hijo del Sscrislan, por
don Oar'os Froataura,
tOmOs. H0
Anatomia del coraz0n Dor
dou Teodoro Guerrero,
2 tomos. 5O
Las madres, por Ffontau-
IA, tOmo.. Oh
Pleito del matrimonio, pof
Guerrero J Seq 1lveds,
tOm0.. an
Osntares de un viejo, por
don TeodoIo Guerrero,
tomO. ...s....s.... TX
Ouentcs sociales, por Id, !
sOntO. k0
Poeslas, por don Antonio
+. Grilo, tOmo $50 pa.
gihas. s.---.-...... 80. 25
Origen del Plagio en- Me-
jico, l tomo. 30
La Lncha por el Der. cho.
pol Posada y Biescs, /
tomo. GO
La IL nuencla de la mujer
en- 10 regeneration 40
ciaI, por Psreja Sierra.
da, ] tomo. 7g
NArrAciones Espaiiolas y
Alnericanas, por don P.
Sahudo Autfan, / Eomo. 10
Los Pueblos Jovehes, CO.
tudto hist0;ico hlosotieo
sohre los Estados Uni.
dos J La Australia, J 10
mo. $1,000 90
La bolsA, el Comercio, y
las sooiedades Mercsn.
tiles, l tomo. So
D'a~2' de Doa Je,s EcAssarsy
Uifrr en- poe dc un IDEAL,
) scto1, verso. ... 70
De tnala RAxA, 5 actas,
pd@sa. 10
LA n aeft1 en- los labioa, 5
Aetos, prosa. sa...... &c
81 oa adido lisandro, 3 cna-
df 30, psusA .........- 70
rlensa mAl y Ac-rtafsa 3
aces, verso. o... T.
Asua~s srocs squi, 5 Ac-
toss fc-sa. sa....~... 20
La GFamAtieA pafdA, drx-
ma CT 5 acsns. ptcsa, fe
ID. 1oaa UAlotre. ..s.. IS
Ia Gran JagAaa, eouesisa
dos Actns vera Ts
vssgo Muses. dc balt.A,
dF mA es ss*. pot
Seyo J g. GsAa ..-... -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
9A NTORAT>.

M 9rcoles, 5.-Ssntos Ffoilsn
Atilsno, obispos, y San Piacido,
msrtir.
Jleves, 6.-Ssn B:uno. confe :
'or y fnndsdor, y Santa Fs, vir-
gen y martir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05

OPBRActoSEs DE BuoUns EN- PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05

Total hssts Ia fschs.. Sl,6S2
Puerto Rico. O.bre 8 de 1892.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
COMPlNIA DG Los FBRROCARRlLBS

DE PUERTO-RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05

Boletln semanal de ingresos.
Recaudado del 10 de
Enero al % de Stbre
de 1892. $7S.Ss6
Id del 20 de SGbre al
30 de Stbre de 1892. 1856
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
REiISTl COhER(llL
De SOTICiAs Y ANCSClOs
Opcraciorea durante los
dlas ) y > 90 Oct4ore.

MovIAlKsTo DB BuQuRH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
SUCS. DE- UREAysTAy j. c

Anpsssa4ssss q ~ ssAsiss q aslss siAass =
as~sasAxiAs,
vsAas ai pss asyss. Crss .. = .. aslalL. 40 saa
AA&s sISA ea 'SL-- ~aA-~ - OAs, a.
"ta assttaA'sst so - @sss.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-29
HATTERTOWN.

George Benedict of Danbury visits his father, Charles Benedict.
 o. E. Morgan of South Norwalk has been guest of H. A. Pratt.
 There was no school, Tuesday, as there was no wood to heat the school room. We think Miss Thorp must be blessed with much patience, for she has had it severely tried many times, this Winter, all on account of the miserable stuff called wood she has been supplied with. It formerly was the custom to have a years supply of good seasoned wood in the wood house at the begin ming of the Fall term. Lately, the wood has been furnished by the lowest bidder and it has been of the poorest quality and supplied by the basket full at time. It is disgrace to the district that such a state of affairs exists, for there is enough money appropriated and enough wood, and good wood too, in Gregory's Orchard district to make the school room comfortable these windy days and the teacher and her pupils better natured.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-29
LONG HILL.

A few members of Parlor Rock coun- cil, No. 6S, o. U. A. M., went to Bir- mingham, Tuesday evening and assisted in instituting Sterling council, No. 70, o. U. A. M. A large number of delegates from Gen Humphrey council, Shelton, and Roger Sherman council, shelton, were present and assisted in the work. Able speeches were made by Brothers Dodger, Clark, Gilmore and others and responded to by members of the new council. After the Installation of newly elected officers, there was a fine collation in Germania hall under the auspices of the Daughters of Liberty. The mem- hers of this council left on the 5 P p m train, Tuesday, returning on the Is q III train, Wednesday morning.
 Ransom o. Beers has received letter from Rev George Fountain of Hacketts- town Centenary Collegiate Institute, N. J., expressing his gratitude and thank. fulness for the kindly rememberance of NJ. E. friends in sending him $25. Mr Fountain supplied the M. E. pulpit for three mouths, lust Fall and won host of friends here, He is now on his last year
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-29
Arthur Wells.

Died, Wednesday night, 20th, at Woodbury, 42 years and four months old, Arthur, son of the late Isaac Wells of Sandy Hook. MT Wells had not been in good health for year or more and had spent several months in the noun. tains of New York State with benefit, but the fatal consumption had too firm hold of his system and the unfavorable weather was more than his enfeebed constitution could battle with. At the last, pneumonia set in and hastened his death.
 His funeral at St Johns, Sunday at :, was large one, King Solomon's Masonic lodge of Woodbury being represented, as we'll as Hiram lodge, No IS, of which MT Wells was member. Rev Mr Wright read the impressive burial ritual and the choir rendered appropriate hymns
 At the burial in Berkshire, the Masons buried their comrade with the honors of the order. s. P. Glover, James Part ridge, J. H. Blackman, W. H. Glover, brother Masons from Hiram lodge, were bearers. Beautiful floral offerings were placed on the casket, the Masonic en- blems in floral form being noticeable.
 Besides the widow, once Miss Frances Barnes from New Jersey, MT Wells leaves two children, Misses Maud and Bertha; widowed mother, Mrs Abigail Wells; a brother, Charles and two half brothers, George and William of Wood bury; two sisters, Mrs George Brown of Jersey City and Miss Marietta.
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at college and will soon be ready for the ministry.
 tives in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Seymour B. Beardsley has been sick with grip for nearly two weeks and, Saturday, was threatened with pneumonia; but, we are glad to report, is now improving.
 Elisha Booth has nearly recovered his eyesight and will resume his singing school before long.
 Legrand Hall has moved into Mrs Laura Knapp's house and Elliott Latin will move into the house he vacates. Godfrey Weenel will move over the store,
 Fred Tousey is home from school. He has graduated.
 MT Sweezey, the carpenter, has been working in Brooklyn for a few weeks ; he is home again.
 The ice men are busy harvesting ice. F. Wheeler and D. s. French have filled their house.
 Miss Sadie Wilson is at Austin Halls until Mrs Porter returns.
 Two rents are called for and none to be had.
 Mrs Ben Turney has two boarders.
 Radcliffe Brothers are working on a 100, ,0O0-yard order of glove lining.
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BETHEL.

Mrs Cad Benedict is very low with pneumonia.
 The funeral of Mrs Verone Pulford was held, last Friday, from the residence of Hobart Pulford on South street. Mrs Pulford was S1 years of age.
 From present indications, there will be quite number of real estate transfers, this year. George Bell has bought on Greenwood avenue.
 One of the prettiest and most ornamen- tai stands IS that on exhibition in the window of A. w. Twiss's drug store. It is made almost entirely of rope of differ ent colors, the work of Edward Passmore, who lives in Elmwood. He has been sick for some time, unable to work at his trade as hat finisher and has made this stand at such times as he was able. ltis to be sold by chance and we understand that a large number of chances have al- ready been sold.
 Mrs George II. Crofut died, Tuesday night, at II 30. She was 25 years of age and the only child of MT and Mrs A. B. Lockwood. The bereaved husband and parents have the sympathy of large number of friends, who will also mourn her loss.
 There was a very pretty wedding, We'd nesday at 30, when Ira Monroe of Dan- bury and Miss Lillie, eldest daughter of William Allen, were united in matrimony by Rev Dr B. J. Hall. The bride was tastefully attired in a travelling dress of light slate color and the bridesmaid, Miss Grace Allen, sister of the bride, wore a dress of deep brown. The best man was a brother of the groom. Ushers: Reu- ben Toyler and John McCorkell. After the ceremony, the bridal couple took the 3 19 train for Orange, N. J., which is the former home of the bride. While there, they will be rendered Il reception by an aunt of Mrs Monroe.
 Died, 26th, Mrs George H. Crofut, 9, only daughter of A. B. Lockwood.
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SOUTHBURY.

Oscar Ambler has been in New Ha- ven as juror.
 Miss Edith Warner, who has been sick for short time, is better.
 The social dance given at the Town hall, last week Thursday evening, was considered quite success. About IS couples were present. The music was excellent.
 David Smith has recently added buzz saw to his mill on Main street,
 John Murray is reported quite Ill.
 Mrs Goodwin Bristol of Milford has visited Mrs Stiles Belfield.
 Mir Beeman of Southford has moved into Charles Hines new house.
 withstanding the severity of the weather, the ice men have been busily engaged ill harvesting ice, l2 inches thick,
 Gidny Stiles has taken trip to New Haven.
 P. l.. Warmer, who is spending the Winter in New Haven, has been in town, this week,
 pr Shove, who died in Woodhnry, ,Sun- day morning, will be greatly missed here, having had large practice in this place for nearly 40 years.
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WOLF PITS.

Mrs Eddy, a former resident, is yisit- ing at w. H. Platt's.
 D. G. Wood lost COW and calf, the second he has lost in about three weeks.
 Miss Crawford, the teacher, is board- ing with Henry Smith, this week, on ac- count of scarlet fever at her home.
 Gideon Peck is administrator on Fair- child Morgan's estate, Charles Hamlin, Frank Andrews appraisers.
 Mir Sturges is n bap fix. The water commenced to come into his cei- lar and he went to bailing it out, but 1t still gains,
 George Wells Is sick with grip, also D. O. Woods hired man,
 suiruei Mead has new COW.
 pr Peck of Hattertown was called to attend D. C. Woods sick COW.
 Charles H. Hoyt of Bridgeport is yis- ting his father.
 Bobby lannon's horse ran away, breaking the carriage, but he escaped with bruises,