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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15
la CAMARA
DE- Pro I RICO
segdn. Ia opinion
de The Tribune
II ssnEs q
de NueYa York.

& A titulo de information, v para
Qne aepA 81 pAis como nos inzgan en-
n ~ motr6poli, extractamos del eTri
bune de New Yorks de fecha so de
4 Diciemfre, uno de los 6rganos mas
N Simportantes del ;partido Republics
I no ca los Estados Unidos, 10 siguien
w. con respecto 8 los trabajos legis-
lAti1os en- Puerto Rico. u
Ella opinion general entire los
s2mericanos, adm en- aquellos que
sucupan altos pues tos oflciales es
que d la C6mara Legislative continue
como VI, q Congreso tendrA que SUI
I primirla por complete, y gobernar
\ l. isl6 con .el Gobernador y un Ca.
binete, Han sido tantas las irregu,
\ lA1idAdes cometidas, que es muy
questionable 81 Sc hat llevado cabo
cuoati6n Alguna legalmente
s6emejantes esceuas y procede.
res son de 0currencia diaria. No
hace mucho tempo, que con insis.
tencia SO ola Ell clamor de Ia pobreza
: y miseria, y a1n de muertes por ham
bre. No solo individuos sino hasta
municipalidades acosaban al gobier.
no pidiendo auxilios. Representan.
tes de peri6dicos sensacionales visi.
Y taban la isla, y excitaban hacfan
que IN ej ej4rcito de nendigos Sc diri-
giesen Z 10 mansion del Gobernador,
deade los pueblos del interior, con
relaci6n de sus necesidades y estar
pereciendo de hsmbre.
\ sHoy ahn existen, ,estas condicio
mes, ne necesita dinero para educar
millares de njfios, para Ia ,construc.
ci6n de ferrocarriles y caminos, para
poder desarrollar sus recursos agrf
colas, " sin embargo, la Ckmara
aprueba un Bill, asign4ndole IN suel
do annual 4 cadA unode los conseje /:
ros natnrales del pals, de $4, 600.
sHay cinco miembros del Conse.
10 Executive, y sus serVicios no es-
tan en- proportion de este sueldo pro
puesto..
<Ls asamblea terminara su la
Dor en- Febrero, y despues de esa
fecha 'habr& POGO ning6n trabajo
que hacer; miertras tanto las leyes
no habr6n variado, y con las actua
les no se solicitaf4n concasiones so
bre las cuales tenga 'poder discrecio
nal el Consejo.' Cuatro mil pesos
por seis meses de trabajo, es una
enormidad. Semejante bill no pue-
de ser aprobado por la CAmara su :.
perior nj por 81 Gobernador.,
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Communicates d, ! [
Sau Juan Enero IA de 1901
Sr Director de
LA CoRREsP PoNDENCA
SENOR:

En- su n1mero correspondence
al 13 de los que cursan se hacen cler
tas observaciones que pudieran dar
lugar falsos conceptos. Perm1ta-
me que haga constar los hechos.
Durante ell curse de los exame-
nes de Farmacia SO descubri6 que
una de los candidates habfa obteni :
do por anticipate ciertos documen.
tos de examenes fraudnlentamente,
q. uno de los examinadores presen
te habfa sido complice en- el angafo.
Sc snspendi6 desde luego el examen.
Sc celebr6 una junta especial por 81
Board y fueron requeridos para que
abandonaran el salon los culpables.
Ell candidate Sc declare sir con.
diciones para el examen, y otro exa
minador nombrado, cOntinuando su
curse el trabajo.
Ell Board esta interesado en- que
SO sepa one no ha de consentir ire.
gularidad alguna, y que desea que
todos sus actos sean escudrif1ados
por ell pdblico, en- pro del cua1se en-
cuentra aqu1,
Muy A0SP0oNOS011Suo0
VIM FAWCETT SMITH M. D
Secretario-
Coamo, Enero 0 de 1901.
Sr Director de
LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA.
Muy Sr milo:
Los que suscriben, hacemos
nuestra la manifestation dirigida al
Captain don Jose Urrutia y publica
da en- su peri6dico el dia de Enero
dsl corriente. =
S.. s. s.
go Eduardo HANSEN jose lACar.
pena Avelino Ortiz 1o JUN de
Dios Colon Juan Ortiz Guillermo
Torres Lorenzo Quesada Pedro
Rixera Manuel Aguild Luis Anto
nio Garay Isidoro Santile Marcial
Colon Pedro Reyes Carlos Garcia
Antonio Ramos Vicente Ortiz Ga
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Fosforos

Marca xBoliyar. cajas de 10 gr: i. :
sas, cajeta tamaho grande inclusu Sc
Hos a $5a en- orc
. corriente s5A <
Marca <Estrell fiamigera, de l
Hos 1886 en- orc
Sc venden en- la caIle de Tetuan
mum. 81. ~
Puerto-Rico IL Octubre de 1900.
N S &C 80
Sc hallan en- Mayagtez los We
cinos de Yauco don Jose G.. Torres
y don Luis Soto.
Pedro Vicente Vazquez ha ele-
vado un escrito solicitando indulto
de la pena que sufre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15
HECH0S Y DICH0S.
.CroniQuilla del dia.

.El sef1or CAtala, empleado su.
balterno de Ia Secretarfa de la ca
mara de Delegados gasta mucho hu, =
mos para estos tiempos de libre exa
men.
El senior C4tala debe recordar,
que no esta allf para dictar leyes,
sino simplemente para ejecutar 10
que le ordeuen sus superiores.
Entendemos ademas, que no en-
ira en- ell sistema de los Delegates
pretender que sus actos no lleguen
al dominic pdblico Hoy SO desea,
que todo, absolutamente todo, sea
trasparente como el CRYSTAL de roca.
Pues para que la trasparencia
Sc haga, precise SO hace que ell Sc
nor Catala no ponga diflcultades, nj
cree dilaciones, para que los rep6r-
ters puedan tomar sus notas.
RI Board de Sanidsd, explica 10
ocurrido con un examen de Farma-
cis, en- el que parece que hubo quien
se sali6 del cuadrante.
Pero siiencia los nomhres de los
individuos culpables.
Entendemos que, en- casOs como
el ocurrido, 10 mas practice es ha'
blar sin rodeos.
De esa manera el pdblico, SUI
premo juez, sabe que atenerse' en-
10 futuro.
Parece que por Puerta de Tie
IRA no SO ha perdido Ia a6ci6n los
duelos.
Nos dicen, que un vecino de
aQuel barrio, desati6 al CONCEAL Sr.
Miranda, porque este le hizo cumplir
la lev de consumes en- cigarrillos.
- Al desatiador ]e han impuesto
Is dollars de multa 8 30 dias de ira
bajos.
3 Els ell mejor sistema para apla.
car los Pujos de los cajas, que va no
encajan.
Por Juana Diaz no andan los re-
.publicanos muy de acuerdo.
UnO, bajo Ia bandera que enar'
bola don Pedro Carreras, y ell otro
a cargo de eel soberanos.
Y dicen, que la mayorfa no esta
con el sef1or Carreras, quien tiene
.qpe andar mas que de carrera, para
contener sus huestes.
F8r6 81 ~ prepara el SenOr "a
rreras un meeting Sc calcula que
i llegaran & 25 los meetingueros.
Tambien soplan malos vientos
contra el Juez Municipal. y
Parece que Sc le han iniciado
dos processes.
xi~s.f s-,s.
- Dice Ella Bandera Americana,
Stde Mayagnez. que Mr.. Cromwell soil
cit6 para los nativos las lfneas te
legraflcas
s.. Perdone, colega.
Hasta ahora Mr.. Cromwell no ha
pedido nada para los puertorrique'
! nos.
Cuando Sc discutfa ell Bill sobre
tel4grafos, Mr.. Cromwell go levantd
para combatir 10 que se acord6
= favor de los nativos.
= Z. Resnlta mucha diferencia.
De Msysguess liegan noticias es.
peluznantes.
Dicen, que los dos grupos en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15
RE'GAI,0,

Por esperarse dentro de pocos
sdias IN sgran surtido de ck lzado en-
Ell NUEVO BAZAAR 40 San Fran
cisco 40, Sc regala ipues asf puede
declrse pfr sus inconcebibles pre-.
eios) toda la exlstencia de zapatos,
Botines y Polainas Entire 81 calzado
para Anif1os rsgalamos q IS centavos
par, los que vendiamos q 81 rs. Es.
ta ganga solo durar& diez dias.
Ell NUEVO BAZAAR 40 San
Francisco 40.
A Ia estatua de Colon, erigida
en- la plaza de su nombre, algun NAL
entretenido sin duda. le ha arranca
do algunas de las letras sobre relie-
We que tiene en- los dibujos.
Al decir de La Bruia' de Ma
yagttez, ha causado gran extra1eza
en- Aquella cindad que Sc tuviera tan
en- secreto la muerte y Ell entierro de
don Felix Astol. Cast todo el pue-
bio supo la noticia por TEL Diario
de Ponce
Segdn dice un peri6dico, Ell
Gpbernadsr Allen ofreci6 q su paso
por LaFes, q varios vecinos de di
cho pueblo, que 'pronto darfan prin'
cipio las pbras de la carretera. que
conduoir4 de aquel pueblo 4 Maya
glez, pues al efecto va estan pre-.
parados los materiales.
La petici6n fiscal para Francis
co Matos (s) Manzdmbora, de Pom
ce, por asesinato de Pedro Cruz Fe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15

A don Juan N Ballester Sc
cretario del Juzgado municipal de
.Utuado, Sc le instruye sumario por
el delito de falsedad en- documento
La Ultima session del Ayunta-
miento de Ponce, fue suspendida
por falta de quorum,
Sc halla en- esta Capital don
jose Nieves, Torrero que presta
servicios en- el faro de Fajardo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15

Dice nm peri6dico que en- Ia
administrator de correos de Aguadf
~ g las horas del despacho dc u
coTfespondencia, suelen penetrar
dentro de Ia ofcina personaA age.
mas al servicio, estando este prohi
Bido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15

que SO divide 81 Partido Repu blica.
no de aquella ciudad, han venido q
las manos, de manera muy violen-
ta.
Hablase de varios muertos y
muchos heridos.
No tenemos detalles directos de
aquella cindad. iQuiera .Dios. que
no 5haya ocurrido tai collision!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15
B!IEN VENID0.

Por ferrocarril lego aver tarde
q esta capital, procedente de Maya
guez, .nuestro antique y bien queri.
do amigo don Rafael T. Gauthier,
quien fjar& su residencia en- esta
ciudsd.
Al felicitar al citado amigo por
su buen viaje; le rsiteramos nuestras
.ofertas = deseamosle grata perma
neucia entire nosotros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15
Prllnera Cdfta alberta.
a Mr. Elliott Comisionado del Interior.
SENIOR;

Nos sorprende saber que el te.
iegratista puertorriquel1o Su1Rosen
do Infante ha obtenido de Mr. Glas
sfond carta de recommendation para
o. con objeto de ser nombrado Su !.
perItendente de telegrafos. .sss- &.
Senior este es una inilsticia pues
por encima dol Sr Infante por Sd an
tlgredad, experiences y suflciencia
est4n los Srs siguientes; don Ro.
dolfo Porrata, Francisco Arias, Jo-
se Bigles, Mariana Geigel, Alfonso.
Mendez, Reinaldo Paniagna y Ma.
nuel Saldafa. s.s- s.
81 Sr Infanoe para telegrafista
subalterno como fu4 en- tempo de
Espafia es bueno, pues recibe de oi :
do y cumpli6 bien sus deberes; pero
como jefe no sirve nj 10 admitirfa-
mos sin protestar.
D. Alfonso Mendez ademas de
tener conocimientos del registrador
Morsse, conoce ell sistema america
no habla en- ing16s, habiendo servf
do afo y medic e fa naci6n america
ma; pero 81 es conforme 8 que los
mas antiques que 81, sean sus iefes
= 81 ea DO que fu6 en- tempo de Els.
paf1a, es decir jefe de telegrafstas
de la Central de San Juan 6 sea iefe
de servicio para dirigir Ia marcha
de los .telegramas ect
Ell Sr Infante solo fu6 telegra
asta encargado de estaciones de Ser
y 20 orden como Manatf donde esta
ba al llegar los americanos.
Ademas se11or, scree U digno O..
un hombre como Infante que kabl6
NAL y habla del sistema americana y
de Mr. Glassfond, selyalga de inf1uen
cias de dicho jefe poH mediacion de
los del San Juan New5? Juxgue o..
a ese Sr. y examfnelo para que apre
Gle 10 que sabe de telegraffa. I'll ha
bla un POGO broken inglish' Y puede
hacerse entender de u
De U. sabemos es justiciero y
recto Y confiAmos en- esto.
De U. muy respetuosamente:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15

j Ha fondeado en- nuestra bahia.
procedente de Baltimore Ell yate
americana <Eutherprise. que Sc LA
mo antes <Mode, cuando presto ser
vicios en- Ia guerra hispano america
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15

Los individuos Jusp Figueroa y
Primitive Lopez provieron aver un
fuerte esc6ndalo frente & Ia Audien.
cia siendo conducidos Ia preven-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15

Aver fu6 asistida en- la sala
de socorros Ia individua Maria Rive
e de varias contusiones que le infi
rio Ignaoio Rivera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15

sslass
/
laeneraI d
con - "a q 3 1aeei lLas.
s3e Apyo llf1 tf 8
bajos re1iIz 1lrsctiy
zliente aaf conn, nuevo
spreeapne4fiss
m coEd6 Is de grAoias
lli1I |1l1s ~ T7l 1pes
~ n hA
spsrcial ile ~ cons
titnida r nneYa Directi modo
PREsID IDENIR
M +. p 3 Luee
VIcEPREs1DEnTEs.
Don Aleiandro Vil'ar don Guii
.ilermO Korber
VocALEs PRoPIETARIos
Mr. Henry w Dooley
Don Antonio Balasqnide
Conrado Palau u.
Antonio Mendez
Leonardo Echegaray
Francisco Trigu
Pedro Ginsti
Manuel Paniagua
Vicente Antonetti
~ - Rafael Fabian
Mr. BENZ r Butler, Il
vOCALEs sUPLENTEs.
Don Ramon L6timer
Miguel Arsfaga
Enrique DaIgado
Manuel Hernaiz s.
Jose Sautisteban
GumersindoS Suarez
Elias Wolf Il.
Antonio Canbet
Ramon Torres &; NJ
Severe Ochoa
Para el Jurado an arhitraie que.
ha de- dirimir las cuastiones que sur
jan entire los comereiantes Is indus.
triales asociados lnrante 81 af1o 1901
nNf<ns,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15

Despachos de Lqndres, dicen
que Lord Salisbury ha aceptados Is
propuesta de- Mr. Kruge para tener
una conferences s acofdar las. bases
de la pa8e ell Sur de Africa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15

Ha zarpado para los sub puer
tos de Il Isla el yapor americana
xPorto Rico, ss.< ~.
He fallecido en- Santurce una
nif1a de z AMOS hija de Mr.. Weymouth
y meta de nuestro amigo don Jorge
Finlay. Damos nuestro pesame q su
familia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15

Manuel Garcia hiri6 aver Is
jose Msrquez Figueroa, quien fu6
asistido en- la sala de socofros dan
dose conooimiento del hecho g =
autoridades. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15

Almanaques de pliego para
1901. El mas. complete y exac4o en-
datos astron6nicos.
100 ejemplares 4 dollar -
docena rs ctvs.
Con franqueo el 100 81 Is
En- la SUCCESSION de J. Acosta
81 FortAleza 81 n-a-3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-15

ECOntiena 81. Halg puf0 0tn-
/ 0lie11te pare - enle leklz1sl
/ (iadds de- la piel 1iaanaiio
] CrTIcuRA, con loe mas
puros > 1impios ihgIedi-
entesysuperiofes y frescos
perfumes. Ningnn otro
sjabon medicinal a pre-.
sente admite la compare.
cion con esto ensus cuAli-y
dad es parA preservar,
pnriiicar y herm1sear u
piel a cuero cabelludo y
las lnanos !; per lAs cuAli-
aase dichaa se hacs indis-
loensable N uso pArA los
ni7os u tpilett6 ~ Ia
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-06
COLD WEATHER NEEDS.

Women's canton flannel drawers,
 all sizes, bargain day. 2o Outing flannel short skirts. pretty
 stripes, bargain day, 25 Infants outing flannel night slips,
 bargain day, "a Infants all wool ribbed bands,
 bargain day, 70 Women's fiannelete night gowns,
 double yoke, full length, bar
 gain day. 49 Boys and girls canton flannel cor
 set waists in plain and shirred,
 bargain day, "a Women's all wool ribbed abdom-
 inal bands, bargain day, 4S
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-06
MULvIHILL's GREAT RUN.
A Sweeping Democratic Victory in
 Bridgeport Yesterday.

A Sweeping Democratic Victory in
 Bridgeport Yesterday.
 Bridgeport Nov. G.--At the city cleo. tion held here yesterday Dennis Mulvi- hill was elected over Hugh Stirling, r, by over $500 The entire democratic city ticket was elected by a majority ranging from 1 LOGO to 2,500. The demo- crats elected nine of the twelve alder men and tie resulted i'll the selection of one of the latter. Representative Keller, r, of the twelfth district and William J. Dunn, of the same district received $50 votes each, necessitating another election for alderman for the twelfth district, which under the law will be held next Monday. Allan W. Paige for constitutional delegate was defeated by Daniel Davenport, d. by over 1900 majority. The cause of the overturn was public dissatisfaction with ring rule. When H. H. Knapp, president of the board of apportion- ment and republican. had defied the ring. he had been busted by Mayor Stirling.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-06
WITH THE BRITISH FORCES.
Thomas Saunders Writes to His Sister,
 Mrs Syberet, of Dublin Street.

The following letter was rece.Ycd few days ago by Mrs Mary Syberet, Il sister of the writer. Thomas Saunders, who is engaged with the British forces in South Africa. Mrs Syberet lives on Dublin street, on which street the writer of the letter was born, ill the house near the school How he be- came interested i'll the English cause he does not explain. He served two terms in the United States army and one term in the navy, and 1t is SUD- posed that his term of service having expired while his ship was in European waters, he sought variety by taking up the cause of another country's colors. The envelope is marked so that it is at once apparent that Saunders is en- gagged with "DriscolFs scou5s.'' Tie letter is dated Aliwal, October I, and begins in the usual manner, i'll lead pencil. Passing over his personal af- fairs, he says: q have left the corps l was in, the Midland County mounted rifles. I am sorry to say that have not been paid yet, as tie paymaster went up country and got shot and all the papers got lost, so there is q lot of trouble to find out who was paid and who was not am now III 'DriscolPs scouts, and my time will  De up ill three months, and I am then coming home and will never go wan. dering again. 1 am stationed in Ali wal North and don't think that I will go on the trek again, but hope to finish my time here. Our regimental ser geant, Major Ray, is q New York man. and has got one troop of Tanks under him. A lot of them come from New Haven. The war seems q long way rom being finished, but the Boers are fools for keeping on as they do. I wish it was over, as am tired of the rough life we have to lead, and more now, as the rainy season has sci in. I was very sorry to hear of President McKinley's death. do not know why he should have been killed like that as 1 thought he was so well liked in the States" Concluding, Saunders says he holds the rank of maior-sergeant. but the order promoting him has not been yet read to his company.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-06
BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Had Petition Before It Last Night
 For a Boxing Exhibition

For a Boxing Exhibition.
 Boxing exhibitions will evidently be revived this winter, for the first peri ton to hold one was received at last nights meeting of the board of public safety. It was from the National Atn- letic club and represented the exhib- ton to be held in December. Appar- ently those interested in the matter were new in such proceedings, for no one accompanied the petition, conse- quently it received some knocks. It was signed by Moses Harris, who is well known here. Commissioner D. Foley moved that the petition be ta- Died, but Commissioner Knox, almost rising from his chair in surprise, asked why this step was Sug%2s3Bl. Coin- missioner Foley said because it had negative appearance. Commissioner Knox thereupon buckled into Commits sioner Foley. When they had finished Commissioner Hull. who acted as chairman, said as positively as one could speak that the petition was doomed anyway. He said that a vote. might as well be taken now as later, and that under any conditions he would vote against it. As there were present only the three commissioners named, the fate of the petition was in sight. The matter was taken no fur ther
 The next business transacted was the hearing of complaints against Jo,n Kelly and John Cullum, callmen sta tloned at the Scovill street engine house. Both men were present and pleaded guilty to the accusation. They were fined the usual S2.
 Captain Hull sent in report against Callman John J. Schwartz for being absent from duty. Captain Dodds of the Ieavenworth street house also complained against Callman John IT. Loughlin. Both men were ordarcl to appear before the board at it's next meeting.
 The regular bills and the semi monthly pay-rolls were then approved, and the board adjourned.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-06
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

Hearings Regarding Sewer Assess
 ments Will be Given November 19.
 The board of public works held it's regular monthly meeting at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. All the members were present. Commissioner Whiting presided. Hans Rasmussen appeared before the board and was heard regard ing survey of South park. He thought the work should be commenced at an early date so that the road may be opened through it in accordance with the conditions. It was voted that the city engineer be instructed to make q survey of South park, so called. In the deed to the city it named Wind emere park but no money could be used there this year under that name. The payrolls were approved and read as follows: Streets, $940.9O; engineering, S496.65; water, $54S92; additional wa ter supply, s473. The matter of re- neWing the lease of the city yard on Benedict street was referred to com mittee consisting of Mayor Kilduff and Superintendent Kelley of the street de- pertinent. The petition of NJ. J. Fogg for the acceptance by the city of Il private water main in Main street, Wateryille. was taken from the list for investigation and referred to com mittee consisting of Superintendent OBrien of the bureau of water and Engineer Cairns for investigation a1fd report. November 19 was agreed upon as date for several hearings regard ing sewer assessments The board voted to go on an outing Thursday af- ternoon. Commissioner BIakeslee re ported that the watering tank ordered put up at the junction of Willow and Grand streets, is now ready for use. The report was accepted and the com mittee discharged
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-06
wnrvlund Elections.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 0.-Returns at aand show a tremendous falling off in he vote both in the city and the coun- sies and indicate that the Democrats have been victorious in both city and state. although it is impossible to give any figures because of the meager re- turns. It seems highly probable that no more than 75,000 votes have been boiled in Baltimore as against 10000 cast two years ago at the municipal elnntinna
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-06

Corset covers. V shape neck, ham~
 burg and lace trimmed, bargain
 day, High neck heavy muslin corset
 covers, tucked front. hamburg
 trimmed. bargain day, Umbrella drawers, fruit of the
 loom. cotton tucked, hemstitch-
 ed ruffle, bargain day, Night gowns made of heavy cot
 ion. tucked yoke. hamburg
 trimmed, bargain day. , "A LOT of fine cambric and mus
 lin nightgowns, lace and ham,
 burg trimmed, bargain day, 3
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-06

121Ac SileSlaS- yIFu, 2Qc 54 inch ladies' cloths, yard, o0a A line of $1.O0 dress goods, ''e
 DoMESTICS.
 I case light and dark outing renl-
 nants, regular price Sc' par gain day. 10 pieces 62 inch bleached oiillllilsh' regular price 50c, bargain day, o'c H Dieces 42 inch bleached pillow
 case muslin, regular price loc,
 bargain day,
 5O dozen large size all linen tow
 els. regular price 12lac, bargain
 day. : for 25 dozen bleached pillow cases,
 45x36. regular price 121Ac. bar
 gain day. oe 1C, dozen unbleached sheets, regu- lar price 4jc. bargain day, S5c B pieces best feather ticking, reg
 uIar price 1Sc. bargain day, 1212c 10 pieces fast black sateen, regu-
 lar price 121ac. bargain day, 9c 5O pieces cream domet flannel,
 worth 5c, bargain day, SC % pieces lOnsdaIe cambric, regular price 121zc. bargain day. Sc cO1FE GPEAT NTITSTIN UNDER
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-06
Thursday, as Usual, is Our
 BARGAIN DAY!
FOR TOMORROW.

5oc waist cloths. yard, sc 12I.c silesias. yard, ooc 54 inch ladies' cloths, yard' 2oo A line of S1.00 dress goods, '9e