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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-11
Gran fdbricd de choCodte al Ydpor
S a N 10 S E | 2.

de nif1as, para YER 81 reune condicio.
mes para instalar Ia escuela que Sc
pretende. -.
Fue acuerdo acceder q 10 solici.
tado por <The Porto Rican Ameri-
can Tobaccos sobre continuation de
una obra que construye en- la Ma.
rina. -
Fue acuerdo pagar ell mes com.
pleto de sueldo a la madre del vigi-
lante de consumes don Heraclio To
rres que falleci6 ~el dia 20 de Junio,
dona Claudina Rodriguez.
Ley6se ell informe al escrito de
Juan Arroyo que pide vender conf.
da en- la Marina. Fue acuerdo &C
ceder a esta petici6n, sin que esta
concession de derecho nadie para 10
Successive,
Sc acordd. permitir a Mr. Scott
seguir alumbrando ell cuarto de SO.
corros de Santurce, pag&ndole en-
orc como ell solicita en- Ell POGO item.
20 que resta de su contrato.
Fue acuerdo denegar q don Fe.
derico Oalaf, la bonifcaci6n del i'm.
porte de unas acometidas
Ell sef1or Conejero pasd sus de.
rechos Y accibn' como explotador del
tel6n de anuncios, 4 su socio don
Ponpeyo Risueno. El Ayuntamien.
to qued6 enterado.
Fue acuerdo desestimar uLa ms
tancia de aofaa Prudencia Flores en-
que pide So le condonen los censos
de una inca que posee de este Ayun-
tamiento.
Ell Ayuntamiento auedo entara.
do da un acuerdo del de Arecibo,
proponiendo crear aldeas en- los cam
pos con ell importe de los 50, $4,000.
En- la votaci6n para una plaza
de cabo de la Polic1a Municipal re-
sult6: Arturo Fernandez, por Z vo-
, tos contra tres votos en- blanco.
Qued6 enterado ell Ayuntamien.
to de la carta del Teniente Havay
quejandose del Ayuntamiento y de
la alcaldfa.
Fue acuerdC decir al Celador de
hygiene que ell pan 10 pese en- pesas
ordinarias.
La Fresldenc1a manifesto que
asi como habfa que censu1ar la con
ducta de a1gunos empleados, le me-
recia especial menci6n y APPLAUSE Ia
del nuevo Official del Negociado &c
de Hacienda se4or Yaldeiuli; tan as
cue esta noche, cuyas notas para Ia
prensa le correspondent, ha delega
do en- ell sefor Rivera, por segui1
en- sus actividades haciendo el re
partimi iento general 6icho sef1or Val
dejuli, por 10 cual ell Ayuntamlent{
acord6 manifestarle la satisfaction
con que We el cumplimiento de 81
deber.
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Runr|o[cS,

Sc dice: Que ell partido Repu.
blicano cuenta con ell mas decidido
favor del gobierno en- las -pr6ximas
elecciones. Que con ellos votaran
los siete mil seiscientos continental
les que hay en- 81 pals, salvo conta
disimas excepciones; los ochocientos
militares, y .os quinientos guardias
insulares. Que la repatriation de dis.
tritos electorales Sc hara de manera
que puedan anularse algunas mayo
rias de los Federales. En- resumen;
que 10 Republicanos nevar4n veinte
! dos miembros q la camara, contra
trece de los F'edarales
Sc daoe: Que los Federales han
hecho toda clase do combinaeiones
posibles para formar distritos cleo
tQrales, que sin contar con las tro.
pas, pollcias insulares y continental
les, siempre tendran veinte MEM
bros en- la camara contra ounce de
los Republ1canos. De todo ESQ Sc
SAGA en- limpio, que las elecciones
seran, entire puertorriquef1os, mas
ref1idas que 10 fueron entire liberales
y conservadores, en- tiempos de SAM
8 Gomez Pulido.
Sc dice: Que varios senores de
Humacao han encaminado un tele.
grama 8 Mr.. Colorado de Teller, in
vitandole q venir al pals, pagandole
ell viaje, para que estudie Ia historic
de esta islilla en- la que abundan los
hechos her6icos, y para que ccnosca
el jarabe de coco-macaeo, que cura
la verhosidad excesiva.
Sc dice: Que antes de llegar
I Diciembre, Sc habra suprimido la
mayoria de los Municipios de la isla,
reduci6ndo}Qs 5 veinte q veinte y dos,
cvando mas. Sc prepara. pues, una
gran hornada da cesantes, pero sers
medida muy oonyeniente para ell ade
lanto del pals y para ir acabando cor
Ia familia de los oaoiques rurales
que han sido, son y seran siempre
una calamidad. IT, .
| Sc dice: Queen el Board de los
perfumes Sc registrar "a cuarenta J
siete casos de toyotitis, con caractel
suerfstico, adquiridos en- los estah,e
cimientos pr6ximos & los pabeteros
de la esquina de las Gales de Sa,
Justo y Fortaleza
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AViiso.
~

La que suscribe, que siempre
cumplio = cumple estrictamente sus
deberes de todo g6nero y que bien
& So pessr y por motives extrabrdi'
narios y superiores q So probada
abnegaci6n y buena voluntad. SO We
hoy obligada a vivir en- el hogar y
bajo el amparo y protection de su
familia, hace constar pdblicamente,
que no obstante SD desdichada y for.
zosa situaci6n pueden estar seguras
las personas con quienes contragese
deudas, que gracias al carifo y ge'
perosidad de los suyos y su propio
+ personal trabajo, como professors
de piano, sera pagada toda cuenta
a su presentation, como cumple & Ia
escrupulosa honradez y perfecto de-
coro, que ha Observable y observe
en- todos sus actos.
MODESTA OTERO.
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pero no obstante trata de rebatir 10
que oye decir que LA CoRREsPoN
DENCIA dice.
<El Pals, insiste en- que Ell pue.
bio debe fjarse en- los hombres que
ha de llevar g. las Camaras, que sean
individuos que por su adhesion hon
rada y leal al nuevo orden de cosas,
sin perjuicio de que procure mejo-
rarlo en- cuanto soa necesario, hagan
ia felicidad del pals. > .,~
Gel Heraldo Espanol> asegura
que Puerto Rico .perdi6 todas sus
libertades con ell cambio del pabe.
lion espaf1ol por la bandera aneri-
cana.
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efectos, 10 que Sc comprueba por 81
uso tan generalizado que Sc hace de
ella en- toda la Isla.
Con ell fin de precaverse de las
muchas imitaciones one de esta for
mula Sc han hecho, xcuyas propie-
dades son inferiores,~ debe exigirs
que en- cada GAIA de legitima proce-
dencia, este Ia marca de fabrica, "a
la tapa superior, un sello que dice:
DIR N. REVERON Medico Cirujan,
Ponce, Puerto-RicoS en- la inferior, y
su frma en- ell lado derecho de la faja
exterior de esta cajita. Ponce Agos-
to 80 de 1896.
AV,oOSieudo objeto de frecusn-
AVIOOtes imitaciones las Pill
| DORAS DEL DIR. REVESON hago
| presente, que las legitimas son las
proparadas cxclusiyamente on la
acreditada Farmacia de VALE y
CANCIO, que son los depositarios de
| la verdadera formula los unicos
que estan autorizados para usar mi
nombre en- dichas pildoras-DR NJ
REVERON.
| Dep6sitos en- las siguientss Far
lmacias:
VALE Y CANCIo, Ponce
| GUILLERMETY. Capital-RIVERA
| Arecibo --ITURRINO, Camuy. RO-
VIRA Y ELVIRA, Aguadilla.-RO-
DRIGUEZ, Yauco.-FONT, Ad djuntas
| ZAVALA, Guayanilla.-FERER, Jua-
na-Dlaz'- BETANCES, Coamo.-
| MARXUARH, GALES.
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va EN- piezan los federales Y re-.
publicanos de Puerta de TERRA Y
Santulc ce a agitarse en- sus trabajos
De propaganda para Ia pr6xima lu
cha electOra1
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!. Sc alqu:| ia

una casa de alto con buenas comod:.
dades para una familia. Tiene Gin.
co habitaciones, sala, co omedor co
Gina y aqua del acuedueto: Todas
las habitaciOnes dan frente & Ia ca
lie. Para informes en- la Gale nueva
ndmero 2, Marina altos.
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.Aviso.

La Compaf1ia fsSan Juan and
Rio Piedra IS Railevay'' proponien.
dose instala ar el Alumbrado Electrico
en- esta Capital y Santurce ruega q
todas aquellas personals que deseen
utilizar dicho alumbrado, Sc sirvan
indicar 8 esta compaf1ia el ndmero
de luces que cada cual necesita, a
cuyo efecto Sc servir4n llenar ell ia
lon que fgura al pie. Di-ho talon
sera repartido a domicilio y recogi.
do por un Empleado de esta Empre-
Sa.
La Compa11ia espera poder
empezar 4 suminitrar ell alumbrado
q fines de Agosto
San Juan Rio Piedras
Railw way.
TALON
Don .'''.' -.......... re-
sldente en- la casa n Q 80. de la
Gale de-. ......... ..... utilizaria
...... .lamparas incan-
descentes d de.......... bugias: .
lamparas de <Arcos,.
n-s-1O. .
va em mpiezan los federales y re.
publicanos de Puerta de TERRA y
Santulce a agitarse en- sus trabajos
de propagan nda para Ia pr6xima lu-
cha electoral.
Tomas Rovira Cereso Medico
Cirujano'
Certitic a:-Que en- las muchas
prescripciones que ha ordenado el
uso del Vino de Aceite de Hfgedo
de Bacalao fabricado por los Sres
F'rederik Stearns & ca, le ha dado
Ell resultado apetecido, superando
en- mucho Asalgunos de sus asimila
res. Comhatiendo no solamente aque
las enferm edades debidas al escro
fulismo sin o tambiena la Anemia
Clorosis, ciertas Intermediates de-
pendientes de Ia matriz'y pulmones
y todas aquellas que dimanan de-
empobreciniento de la sangre.
DIR. TOMAS ROVIRA.
Aguadi lila, Pto. Rico, Noviem.
bre II de 1894.
Progra anna de las pleas que
tocara la banda Puertorriauefla que
dirige ell sehor Verar en- la retrets
de esta noche.. Ia Paso doble <San
gre Espano ola,, Juarranz "a Sinfo
MIA opera I'll Regente,. Mereadan-
| te -3a Duo de Rajos opera <Marinc
Faliero,. Donizeuti IA Tanda de
Valses <En un sueflo,, M. Tizol-
5a Mosaico zarzuela I'La Vieiecita, >
Caballero, 60 DANA "Carmela,
Campos.
Esta madrugada ha sido con-
ducido a Ponce, custodiado por un;
i pareja de Ia Policfa Insular, ell pro
oesado Pascual Troche, c6lebre ban
dido que Sc capture en- dias pasado
en- Arecibo. Una vez allf sera entire
gado a la Corte de Justicia de aqu'
LA ciudad. =.
| Aver tarde tom6 possession d.
su cargo de 20 Jefe del Preside e
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can.sa d caas.tiia.
Session de oyer.

Aver tarde tuvO 1ugar la anun.
ciada Junta General de. la Camara
de Comercio, a Ia que concurrieron
casi todos los asociados RESIDENCES
en- esta capital, y .algunos de los de
la Isla. Ten1a por principal obieto
esta Junta proveer el cargo de Pre-
sidente de la Corporation, vacante
por haber pasado don Andres Gro
sas formar parte del Consejo Eje.
cutivo del Gobierno.
Fue electo para dicho cargo Mr..
}. d. H. Luce, que era en- la actuali
dad Vice Presidente de Ia Camara, y
para la Vice Presidencia vacante,
result6 electo don Carlos Ma Soler.
Quedaba con este motive vacante un
cargo de Vocal propietario, y fu6
electo para desempefarle don Ma
nuel Paniagua Oller,
Con Motivo de hallarse ausente
del pals uno de los Vice Presidentes
y cuatro voca!es propietarios, ocu'
rrfan con frecuencia dificultades pa
ra la reunion de la Directiva, Y q
propuesta del Sr. Secretario Sc aeor:
do que en- 10 s1oesivo hubiese 6 vo'
GALES suplentes para que en- todo ca
so resu1tase complete el personal de
la Directiva, y fueron alectos para
estos cargos los senores siguientes:
Sr. Antonetti,
: o beigado as
Roman.
Ochoa (Severo.)
Santiesteban (Jose.)
Butter.
Rucabado tFausto)
A propuesta de la Directiva que
daron tambien designados para cons
tituir ell Tribunal de arbitraje de los
/ juicios voluntarios que GcHrrsn an
tire comerciantes 8 md dustriales du
rante 81 aao actual, los serlores aso
oiados que Sc expresan d continua'
ci6n: /
Sr Egozcue
Mendez.
Echegaray.
Arruza,
SUPLENTEs,
Sr. Roman.
BalaSqulde.
| Santiesteban Jose
F'inlay Juan.)
( Wolff
Ell sef1or Fernandez Juncos dije
que con los cambios de regimen y 9
estado tinanciero constituyente de
pals, la vida comercial y la industri'
estaban en- cierto modo perturbados
y que era conveniente) fprmar III
plan de reformas para prdponerlo
Ia pr6xima asamblea' legislative de
pats y al Congreso de Washington
) segdn los casos. :,
Senal6 entire otras reformas Il
Renta Interna, que debe castigar e
vicio de la bebida, pero sin mata
> las Industries nacientes del pals n
causar vejaciones y trastornos a
Comercio; la de relaciones comercia
les, que debfa facilitar en- este paf
la importation de artfculos de nece
sidad, que no Sc producer en- los Es
tados Unidos, y abrir al propio item
po me.cados favorables para nues
tro cafe en- ell exterior; la de navega
ci6n, que nos permita conserva
hasta donde sea possible, el traffic
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Cerveza Pahst.

legttima de Milwaukee.
LUPULO ALEMA AN.
legftimo de Baviera
vende:
M. r. Calder6n
Tetu6n II
San Juan p. R.
IA -3O-26.
Sc VENDE
La casa ndmero7O de la ealle
de la Fortaleza para informes San
Francisco no A
IA -12-3.
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Aver tarde tom6 possession de
su cargo de 20 Jefe del Preside el
sargento de Ia clase de la Policia In
sular don Vicente Andino.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-10-11
Heavy Skirting.

Just received an assortment of
the most wanted heavy cloths, and
plaid backs, for walking or rainy
day skirts.
Dress or Walking Skirts made
to measure.
We are now showing new styles
for Dress and Walking Skirts,
tailor cut, stitched and finished,
fit and hang guaranteed right.
Select goods and Innings from the
immense variety of materials and
have them made at reasonable
prices. Orders placed now will
receive prompt attention.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-10-11
NOTICE.

The Selectmen and Town Clerk OF the town Of
STANFORD VIII hold session to examine the quail.
ificatiOns 0f electors and admit to the electors
oath those who shall be found qualified on FRI
day. october 10Th, at the Town Hall, Stafford,
from nine o'clock In the forenoon until twelve
O'clock noon, and at the Borough Hall, STAFFORD
Springs. from one O'clock until I'VE o'clock in the
afternoon. and on Friday. october S6th. at the
forenoon until twelve O'Clock noon, and at the
Borough Hall, STAFFORD Springs, from one o'clock
until Eight o'clock in the afternoon, and IL 1t
shall appear that the rights OF any person on
the first list ito be made" will mature after
said Friday, and on or before the day Of the
electors meeting to be held on Tuesday, No
vember 6th session will be held at the Bor-
ough Hall, Stafford Springs, on Monday, No
Yember 5th from nine O'Clock in the forenoon
until O'clock in the afternoon, and not after
wards, for the purpose Of admitting such per-
sons, and for no other purpose.
Dated at Stafford, Conn.,, october 18th, 1900.
MYRON M. LEoNARD,l
GaAaIES F g; ELLIS selectmen.
2w MARCUS B. FISK, Town Clerk.
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COVENTRY.


Mrs. Arnold Warren is visiting with
friends In Providence. r. I.
E Albert e. Hamon for the past week has
been unable to leave the house.
Z Rev. Mr. Brown of Andover occupied
the pulpit of the Congregational church
last Sunday.
One correction to make In last week g
items. The age of Mrs. Oral Durham
should have read 81 instead of 81.
The Ladies' Missionary society held a
social and supper in the vestry of the
C congregational church last evening.
Miss Eugene Hutchinson spent last
week with friends In Hartford, attending
the dedication of the Camp Field monu-
ment.
Nathan Hodgson, who Is at work In
,Somers, spent Sunday at his home In this
town. He is to remove to Somers this
week.
There were 90 tickets sold last Wednes-
day at Coventry depot for the fair at Stat
ford. The mills and shops were shut
down for the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Woodwork of
Noank, called on friends lin town last
week.. They were on there way to North
Coventry to visit Albert Woodwork.
Several people from here attended ''The
Village Postmaster" at the Loomer opera
house in Willimantic last Thursday even
ing, and felt repaid for going, as the play
was very good. ga
Miss Jennie Mitchell, who for the past
two years has been at A. Kingsbury's,
leaves there this week and goes to her
home in Willimantic and will soon resume
her duties as nurse.
Frank MacFarland was a guest last
| week of his sister, Mrs. s. A. Bottum.
He left for his work in Boston last Tues
day and was accompanied by Mrs. Bottum,
| who expects to spend the winter with
him.
A number from this town attended the
| ball-game in Eagleville last Saturday be-
tween the South Willington's and Eagle.
yille's. The latter team was victorious
the score being 90 to IL. Ernest H. Noble
of this town umpired the last half of the
game. .'-''
/ At the regular grange meeting next
Tuesday evening, the members of the
Columbia grange are to furnish the pro
gram while the home grange will furnish
| light refreshments. Columbia grange Is
noted for giving fine entertainments, anc
a very instructive and pleasant program
is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker of Hartford have
moved into one of Mr.. Norman Boynton'.
houses, back of the Congregations
church. Mr.. Parker's health is so poo
that he has been obliged to give up hi
work. Mrs. Parker is daughter of Mr.
Boynton, and has many friends, who will
welcome her back to town.
The Hartford Courant of last Thurs
day, under the head entitled '"Tuttle TO
congress" states that while the commit
tee who were out to notify Tuttle of hi
nomination, G. w. Doherity of Hartford
spoke of the advisability of .organizin,
democratic clubs and the spreading O
democratic literature and George III. Me
lony of South Coventry said that Mr.
Doherity's remarks were all right, but GU
in his section So bill In mans poke
would do more to keep the democrats II
line than all the campaign literature tina
could possibly be spread" This doesn'
speak very well for some of our voters
We are very sorry that they love none
so we'll. --t
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-10-11

The October term Of the supreme court
opened last week In Hartford. The Quin-
ebaug Reservoir company's appeal from
the board of relief OF the town of Union,
and the Hamilton Wooden Company's ap-
peal from the same body were taken
up and argued as one case. The cases
went to the supreme court on appeals
from the superior court.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-10-11
MANSF'IELD.
L. J. Waldo of Morrow picked rip,
from his field yesterday.

L. J. Waldo of Morrow picked ripe
strawberries from his field yesterday.
Storrs.
The Connecticut agricultural college
defeated Taft's school of Watertown at a
football Saturday by score of II TO O..
The teams were evenly matched and both
put up a good game. The first touchdown
for the Eagles" was made after tumble
by Tafts and 65-yard run by Lyman.
No goal was kicked. In the second half
the "Aggles' made another touchdown
by good playing through the line. Clark,
fullback, scored the touchdown. Lyman
kicked the goal. When time was called
the Aggies had the ball on Tufts 5-yard
line.
The annual conference of the Congrega-
tional churches of Tolland county will be
held at Storrs, next week Wednesday and
Thursday. On the first day business
session will be held in the forenoon, and
In the afternoon there will be addresses
by Rev. G. G. Fogg of Union, Rev. g. G.
Richmond of Somersville. Rev. J. P.
Harvey of Columbia and Rev. G. M. Perry
Of Bolton. In the evening Rev. G. e.
Mckinley of Rockville will give the annu-
al sermon. On the last day there will be
reports and talks by Rev. J. s. Ivers of
Hartford and Rev. g. III. Gutterson of
Boston. In the afternoon the Goth annual
meeting of the Tolland county foreign
missionary society will be held.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-10-11

The democratic convention to nomi-
nate a candidate for senator for the Oath
district will be held at the Springs house
In Stafford Springs Wednesday the 18th,
at 10 a. M. The democratic probate con-
vention for the district of Stafford and
Union will meet at the same place an hour
later.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-10-11
Kid Glove Attraction.

Our new Importation of the ia
nous P. & L. Gloves, that are
made to our order in Grenoble,
France, of choice skins.
Glove excellence and moderate
prices are not usually associated
with some stores-never.
Years of glove selling with us
have demonstrated to the public
our ability to couple the two.
One dollar q pair.
ICenter store, front
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-10-11
Assessors Notice.

Assessors Notice.
All persons residing in the town of Stafford
liable to pay taxes, are hereby notified to return
to the assessors or or before the
First Day of November Next,
A written or printed list of all taxable property
owned by them on the 1st day of october, 1900.
Those falling to make list will be charged a
penalty of 10 per cent. additional, according to
law. taxable list is not perfected according
to law If said list does not contain description
of all real estate, each parcel being separately
described. Neglect or refusal to comply with
this feature of the law makes it the duty Of the
assessors to make and fill out separate descrtp-
tion and valuation Of each parcel Of real estate
and add a plurality of 10 per cent. thereto. The
blanks may be obtained Of the assessors or by
mail on application.
Those that are exempt from taxation to the
amount of 81, 600 on the grand list must make
out their lists rhe same as others.
Lists will not be accepted unless correctly
bounded, as required by law.
MI \; jf e %s$sss, Assessors.
Stafford, Conn.,, october 9Th, 1900.
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DR.. W. Fl. Lewis, Lawrenceville, Va,
writes, 81 am using Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure In my practice among severe cases
Of indigestion and find it an admirable
remedy" Many hundreds of physicians
depend upon the use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure in stomach troubles. 1t digests
what you eat, and allows you to eat all
the good food you need, providing you
do not overload your stomach. Gives
instant relief and a permanent cure. w.
D. Head. .
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tested election committees.
TOLLAND.

Miss Marian B. Agard has been home
from Mt. Holyoke College for few days.
Edgar M. Hawkins of Steelton, Pa, has
been visiting friends in town for the past
week.
Mrs. F. R. Leary Of Scitico and daugh-
ter. Ethel, are the guests of Mrs. c. L..
Wilton for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Whittlesey left on
Wednesday for Newton, Mass, after
spending the summer at their reeidence
In the Street.
Geo. W. Lansing, Mrs. G. H. Sterry,
Miss Lucille M. Agard and Miss F. Daisy
Wilton attended the State G. E. conven-
ton at Meriden last Saturday.
Rev. Samuel Simpson started on We'd
nesday to spend a year of study in Ger
many. He expected to sail from New
York Thursday. Mrs. Simpson will re-
main with her mother, Mrs. VIM. Summer.
There is to be a junior rally of the
Junior G. E. societies of the Rockville G.
E. union at the Congregational church OF
this place on Saturday, P. M, October
Goth. 1t Is expected that Mrs. Able OF
Windham, and Rev. d. E. Jones of Ell.
lington, will be present and make ad-
dresses. FLORA.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-10-11

The pavilion on the top of Mt. Tom was
burned Monday evening. The loss Is
about 500, 600. The building will prob
ably be replaced before next summer, and
temporary shelter will be erected immedi-
ately for the rest of this season.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-10-11
Dress Goods Dept.

Imported Polkadot Henriettas,
so very desirable for waists, old
rose, grey, light blue, cardinal,
turquoise, and lilac, with black
dots. Price, ST. yard.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-10-11

This is the season when everybody goes
to New York. 1t is the great metropoli-
tan city of this continent, and offers the
visitor such varied attractions as no other
city this side of Paris can present. A first
class, elegant and comfortable hotel, like
the Broadway Central, New York, affords
visitors every accommodation and the
most central and convenient location in
the city, from which all parts may be
reached at the least expense to guests.
Send for circular.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-10-11
Panne VelvetS.

Beautiful Panne Velvets, so
much used for hat and dress trim
mings. Milliners and others ask
from so to $3.50 a yard.
Our price, $1.oO
Colors-white, pink, blue, old
rose, royal reseda, cardinal, gray,
bel ee, and black.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-10-11
what shah We Have for Dessert?

This question arises In the family every day.
Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O, q delicious
dessert. Prepared In two minutes. No baking
Add hot water and set to cool. FlayOrs Lem
on, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. AT
your gFOCerH, 10 cents.