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Three Minute Glass.

Three Minute CLASS.
 Viska, c. W. Bassett, Derby, first prize Fanny John, William Archer, Water bury, second prize.
 Lucy Tower, c. J. Wakley, Stratford, third prize. 4..-.... George R., George Began, Waterbury, fourth prize.
 Time-2:26, 2:20 1-2, 2:24.
 Won by Viska in three straight heats. P. J. O'Rourke received first prize and Walter Hine second prize in the oxen contest. There was much interest manifested in this event, about twenty five yoke being entered.
 Some of the events of the fair to-day will be the racing in the 2:2S and 2:40 classes, balloon ascension, vaudeville, judging of horses and floral parade, and a large crowd is expected.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, September 17, 1903, l ESTATE of COLIN M. INGERSOLL, late of New Haven, in said District, deceased. An. instrument in writing. purporting to l be the last will and testament of said de- ceased, and a codicil thereto. having been presented in Court. and Colin Macrea Ing l ersoll of New Haven and George Pratt I Ingersoll of Ridgefield, Conn.,, having made l written application praying that the same may be probated, and that letters of admin | istrstion with the will annexed may be ] granted, as by said application on file In | this Court more fully appears, it is ORDERED. That said application he
 heard and determined at Court of Pro ! trict, on the 7th day of October, 1908, at ten
 o'clock in the f and and that pqibc | and of the time and place of the hearing
 be given to a parties ts interested ns in 1 in said District.
 D' JAMES KINGSLEY BLAKE. s193t Clerk.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court September III a03. of New Haven, in said District, deceased. The Administrator, c, t. a., having admin istered his administration account to this Court for allowance. 1t is
 Der, 1903, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at
 Court of Probate to be held at New Ha- ven. In said District. be and the game is appointed for hearing on the allowance on said account, and this Court directs that notice of the time and place of said hear ing be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having a cireul- lation in said District.
 By order of Court.
 JAMES KINGSLEY BLAKE, sis St Clerk
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DEATHS.

MERI.E-In Milford. Conn, September IS, 1903, Jennie Perry. widow of William Merle, in the 57th year of her age. j : Prayers at her late residence, 01 North ave- nna on Saturday morning at Il o'clock,
 and funeral services at Evergreen Gene. tary Chapel, New Haven, at three o'clock. Friends are invited. 1t
 WILS0N-ZIn this city, September IS Cyery suddenly, lmogene Barnes, widow of the late J. YaloncoGrt Wilson, aged ff5 years. Notice of funeral later. Itp
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court.
 September IS, 1903. ESTATE of ELEANOR PECK, late of New Haven, in said District, deceased The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and appointed sir months from the date hereof for the credit 0rs of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate. Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred
 All persons indebted to said estate are re4 quested to make immediate payment to X
 JASON F. THOMSON, N s19 St Administrator.
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GOVERNOR VISITS FAIR.
TO LARGE CRoWD OUT IN
 ORANGE.

Very suCCessfuI Day-soms Spirited
 Racing-Usfnished on Account af Darkness- VVili be Conc ncIuded To-day.
 Yesterday was the first bright day of the Orange fair and the weather being all right over 2,000 people were in at tendance. Governor Chamberlain was present as was Congressman N. D. Sperry. Governor Chamberlain made a brief address from the front of the grand stand in the fair grounds and congratulated the members of the com mittee in charge of the fair on it's sue cess and especially upon the floral pa- rade. the equal of which his honor said he had never seen before. He also spoke of the importance of the farmer as factor in the country's prosperity.
 The parade was held at 1:30 o'clock and was the best in the history of the fair. The following prizes were award ed: Trimmed wagon, natural decora- tions, first prize, Otto Ruckholt; second prize, Wilson H. Lee; trimmed wagons, artificial decorations, first prize, Stiles D. Woodruff; trimmed float, natural decorations, first prize, P. J. O'Rourke; trimmed float, artificial decorations, first, Mrs. Watson F. Woodruff; sec ond, Arthur D. Clark; private carriage, double, first, Mrs. Wilson H. Lee; sec- ond, Mrs. Frank Woodruff; private carriage, single, Miss A. M. Scoby; sec- ond, Miss Marion Clark: baby carriage, first. Mrs. c. V. Woodruff; pony car- riage, first, Stiles D. Woodruff; second, Mrs. R. F, Shillinglaw: trimmed bicy- cle, Miss Wynola Hine; freak rig, first, c. V. Woodruff; second, Frank Barry; trimmed OK cart, first, W. F. Hine; novelty rig, natural decorations, first, Mrs c. F. Clark; novelty rig, artificial decorations, first, Albert M. Clark; sec- ond, Mrs. J. J, Merwin. ;. e.
 At the close racing was in order and the lovers of horse flesh saw some very good events. Darkness prevented the finishing of both the free for all and the 2:32 class but they will be concluded to-day. t-~ E. :. Free For All Race. i.
 Lady Pinewood, S. R.. Allen,
 Shelton .......s!...'... ........ ? 8 3 l Dick K, Carl Gould. Water
 bury ............ ........... 8 Il 2 Jennie Greenwood, A. L.
 Rapp, Derby ............... 1 2 2 4 Gay Lewis, .Coan 6 Donovan,
 shelton ,,.....,. ....,.... "A 8
 Unflnished-darkness
 Time-2:27 1-2, 2:25 1-2 2:27 IA, 2:26 t-4. ,#
 2:32 Class.
 Amber Wilkes, James Nesbit,
 New Haven .................. ? 4 9 Convoy, N. F. Williams, Dan-
 bury ........... ............... 2 i 5 Arasmus, pr. J. W. Melbourne 6 8 Ping Pong, Frank Peters, Wa
 terbury ........... ............ 3 3 T Flora Belle, F. J. Blakeslee,
 Stratford ........... .......... 1 5 { Nominee Jr, Albert Dela, Wa
 terbury .......... ........,.... 6 6 Skipp George Cripps ..-......: 5 3 1
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 Per order : CONRAD WEISS, Chairman.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-14
SECCION CIENTIFICA
Fl ARE COMO FUERzA MOTR1 EN- LAS LO(OhOTORAS

| mencionar es espacioso, encontrandose
en- ell mismo los aparatos precisos para
impulsar Y detener la maquina, asi como
algunos otros para aviso, para haceI
funcionar ciertos timbres y los frenos
de los vagOnes.
FL montaje de las estaciones donde
sc comprime ell aire, es analogo la
central de Billancourt, que consta de
siete grupos aer0genos, tipo Mekarski,
que pueden suministrar diez y seis to-
neladas de aire por hora la preston de
ochenta kil6gramos por centlmetro CT
bico.
Cada grupO Sc compone Gle un mo-
tor de vapor Y de su compressor, Siendo
los indicados motores, maquinas cuya
potencia puede variar de $50 /, 900 ca
ballos efectivos, de triple expansion y
horizontales.
Ell curse de los pistones es de un
metro cuarenta, y ell n1mero de revolu-
clones del arbol com1n que act1a los
pistones verticales del compressor var1a
entire so y 60 por minute.
Los compreSOreS son ole simple
efecto, ell plato posterior del cilindro
horizontal tiene valvulas de aspiration
Y dos de expulsion, mas otras dos de
resorte por donde penetra ell aqua en- ell
momento de efectuarse la aspiration del
aire ell que atra7iesa deSpues un depOsl-
to refrigerante y pasa los cilindros de
medlana preston.
De dicho sitio, ell aire va & un dea
p6sito intermedio un serpentfn de-
cobre sumergido en- aqua en- donde
abandona parte de su calor con ell
mismo objeto ci1cula cierta cantidad de
aquella por las paredes de los cilindros
~compresores.
Ademas cada compressor posee 2
dep6sitos 8 secadores en- donde Ell aire
abandona la mayor parte del aqua que
arrastra consigo fnalmente llega al
interior de una bater1a de $50 acumula-
dores cil1ndricos de acero, agrupados
en- serie de 4 diez con una capacidad
total de 14O metros c1bicos para ir los
conductores generates de distribution.
Como SO We, ell aire comprimido
desempena papel importante como fuer-
"a motriz en- la epoca presente, ell que
aumentara tan pronto como Sc consigan
veneer obstaculos de POGO valor que
pronto desapareceran, por 10 que sera
dable conservar enormes cantidades de
energfa en- espacio sumamente reducidO.
La ciencia en- ell presente, todo 10
puede, 10 que sc debe como ha ydicho
Flammarion, & una reyolucion de aver,
la labor de dos hombres eminentes, q
Voltaire Rousseau en- ell siglo XVIII.
DIR. GORDON.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-14

I'll temido dios Baal de la mltologla
80 Anido transparente yRelastIco
L.lnronsibIe ., que forma la atmosfera de
"A 4;arrs Indispensable para la resplra-
In combustion, no solo es va un
berso compuesto cuyos elementos Sc
r6 I,ayoissier en- Ii de Mayo de 1474
0ne tambien un poderoso potenclal
II debidamente aprovechado, esta la
80 4 rivalizar con ell calor y la cleo
ricidad.
No es del todo nueYa la idea de utl-
1ar el aire comprimido como fuerza
"a MIotriz. pero 81 10 es en- ell sentido que
amos tratar la tests.
Los automobiles impulsados por Ell
nrente que nos ocupa, mucho Sc han ge-
neralizado en- las mas de las populosas
.rbes europeas v americanas, en- las que
fsmbi6n Sc han instalado tranvlas de la
,pisma naturaIeza con exito satisfacto-
II ;. pero ell aire como fuerza para las
Iocomotoras en- las que llena del todo su
nbmetido es cosa mas reclente, una YER
aadera novedad de indiscutible valer.
UItimamente despu6s de serios es-
kbdios v algunos ensayos, Sc ha inaugu-
Fado en- Nueva York un ferroca4@l, ell
IA Manhattan, en- ell que Sc emplea eX-
Fl ~1usivamente locomotoras de aire' COM
rrimido, cuyos resultados, los peri6di-
cps al unfsono profesionales y polfticos
aalifcan de magnificos, elogiando el pro-
eeder. el que califican de inmejorable.
Asf como la locomotora de vapor
nngendra su fuerza motriz, la de aire
comprimido no hace mas que almacenar-
para irla gastando en- los recorridos
due tenga que ejecutar, de una vez en-
Narias ocasienes.
Por tai hecho ha sido necssario ms
tAlar en- distintos lugares de la via, es-
tAciones de carGas provistas de potentss
abaratOs compresores favor de los cua-
LIS ell aire adquiere la snOrme fuerza ex-
sansiva de mil mil quinientos. kilos
FDr centfmetros cuadrado.
En- tai estado sc introduce ell aire
"a un gran dep6sito cilindrico que tie
Zen las locomotoras, donde un sistema
special de valvulas cuyo funcionamien-
10 esta calculado, aumenta bastante mas
An extraordinaria preston.
Las locomotoras del ferrocarril
encionado, ofrecen I'm aspecto especial,
earecen de chimenea que en- modo algu-
no necesitan, encontrandose montadas
Va seis ruedas, cuatro grandes dos pc
Ruefias, aquellas ocupan la parte media
Gel artefacto y las otras encuentranse
Fn la porcion posterior, debajo del apar-
thdo que alberga al conductor de la ma
Quina
FL departamento que acabamos de
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Este perddicO es Ell de mas circulation en- Ia isIa
UItimos cables
Mr.. LoUBET DE vIAJE

Ell Presidente Gle la Rep1blica fran
cesa, Mr. Loubet ha embarcado en- Mar
sella para Argel, acompafIado de Mr..
Delcasse. M. PeIletan, Ministro de Ma
rina ell Presidente del Senado.
CONFERENCE.-THE CON Ell sultan
El Presidente Loubet aprovechara
su vista las posesiones francesas en- ell
Africa, para estudiar de cerca las condi-
clones de seguridad en cue Sc hallan las
poblaciones y La importancia de La actual
guerra civil.
Ill PRoBLEMA AFRICANO
En- los cfrculos polfticos de Europa
Sc atribuye mucha importancia la anun-
ciada conferencia del Presidente de la
Rep1blica frances~y ell Sultan de Ma
rruecos.
Los ANARQUISTAs
Sc trata de disuadir al Gar de Ru-
sia de su proyectado viaje Italia, por
tenor de que los anarquistas aprovechen
la OCCASION para intentar algo contra la
vida del soberano ruso,
Ell CANAL
Ell gobierno de los Estados Unidos
ha pasado una nota al de Colombia, re-
cordandole que esta pendiente la ratifi-
cacion del Congreso colombiano ell prin-
cipio de las obras del canal.
Los ALBANEsEs
Los albaneses han quemado varias
aldeas entraron q saqueo en- algunos
pueblos, despu6s de pasar cuchillo las
tropas.
LA Cora DE AMERICA
Hay confianza en- Nueya York en-
que ell bote americana que tome parte en-
las regatas que sc llevan q efecto para
ganarse la Copa de America, obtenga ell
triunfo.
PoLICIA DE MADRID
La Policfa de Madrid ha impedido
que Sc llevara efecto una manifesto
ci6n p1blica que Sc trataba de hacer en-
protesta por recientes disposiciones del
gobierno de Silyela.
LA MUCHEDUMBRE HosTIL
Numerosos grupos reunidos en- la
plaza de la Cebada, profer1an gritos
hostiles al Gobierno. Las mismas esce-
mas ocurrieron en- la plaza de Anton
Martin.
FEsTEJO
Es probable que ell Presidente Lou
bet sc detenga en- Palma de Mallorca
su paso para Africa Con tai motiVo,
ell gobierno espaflol Sc dispone 4 reei-
birle ALI con toda clase de honores.
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Aviso innportante
Para ell servicio pdblico-no-
tariaI en- HatO Grande

Extinguida la Notaria de Hato Gran
de por fallecimiento del Notario don
Martin Gonzalez Lopez; a instancia de
los vecinos y propietarios de dicho pue-
bio, ell LcdO. don Lorenzo Gimenez Gar
cia, Abogado y NOtario residential de
esta ciddad, Sc trasladara a dicho punto
los viernes, permaneciendo hasta ell So
bado de cada semana. para atender la
authorization de los Instruments publ
cos que ALI tengan lugar.
Don Jose COrdoves Berries, esta
encargado por dicho funcionario para
recoger de las parties otorgantes los tt
tulos de propiedad en- que hallan de fun
darse las contrataciones y para exten-
der las minutas de los actos Y contra
tos que durante los expresados dias de-
ban ser autorizados bajo la fe del
NotaIio senior Gimenez Garcia.
Caguas, 20 de Mario de 1908.
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CabaIIo robado

De la propiedad de don Landelino
pOnte ha sido sustraido un caballo CO.
Dr negro, de Y medias cuartas alza-
b, amos de edad, paso deyanado, Grin
cola abultada, un Gordon apagado en-
frente que llega al labiO superior, una
nancha pequena blanca en- uno de los
.hadriles, senal de mataduras viejas en-
/ espinazo, marcado en- lado derecho
On las iniciales L. A ell numero O..
Sc gratifcara esplendidamente al
Pc de noticias de su paradero. 6-2
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Interesdnte para los que vlajan

Habiendose separado don Adrian Pc
rez, de la Sociedad que tenia en- la EN-
presa de coches con ell senior AgudO,
dueno del eHotel Inglaterra,> desde esta
fecha, ell que desee viajar en- sus coches
que son los mismos que habian en- ell
Hotel, solo les cuesta 5 12 de San Juan
a Ponce.
Cochera, Santurce, Telefono 1904.
D. ADRIAN PEREZ.
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POBRES NINOS.....!! !!
nADREs De FAMlLs Old Ell JcOsO cONsEJo De VUsTRo MDGo


rente opinion
Puerto Rico ustrado
que deje de convenir con 10 que decmos
Ell vao teap6utico aceite
verdadero emplea
emaones asf Hamada que GRASA PESCADOs All
ao del utmo Conreso Mdco vfcado Paris
tata de la Tuberculosis decdron
gados echar complete del ace de bacRao aendn
do vor medicinal
torDos CASTRO intestina1es ocasiona2
No hay medco nj rmac6uco que desconozca rudmentaro
sema elaboration de La Emulsion de acte deacaao tanto
ento certo de grasa,
ndgesa @ 10 elean verifcar La emulsion
sultando mas ndig ntoeabe est6magos
d6bies criaturas de los pobres enfermos
81 estas emusones les anade
d. 81 colmo No amos de dscur relative de
sustancias solo deben tomar medane
ripcion facu1tativa.
En- agunos guayacoI
antseptco pumona
deben uayaco demos
n6dico quen debe rcetarlo eme
resutados, LACTOMARROW
tene nj el
rritac6n st6mago Reconsuye los ORGANISING des
paupado bien enfemedad condolences KS
lie fa digestion prectamente asmilabe oponndose
nngdn tratamiento
esa compuesto de <edulas u9taao) de los
verf medante ndgesa goma emuso
de aceite de bacaao de huevo>
eras farinaceas fementos dgevos escdo hpoostos
puestoss vehulo leche esterezads eementos
todos riqufsimos principles medicinaes
Preguntad repetmos vuestro medico, dira eI
LACTOMARROW medicina verdad Las exi
gencas de cienca reconsuyente
it'll de nmedatos resutados hay
nio tuberculosis
agudo
brecido.
AL FALo DE LA ILUsTRADA OLAsE MEDIoA sUGETAMos
LactO-AIarrow
dice 10 que demuesra 10 vale.
LactO-MarrOw Co, @au1micOs New York
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O

RuegO los suscritores que tienen
ecibOs atraZados de LA DEMoCRAcIA Sc
|rvan pasar recogerIos pues de no
be es forzOsO suspenderle ell period1co
mandar sus nombres para que La Ad'
ninistraci0n Sc entienda directamente y
IS lleve al cuadrO de los moroSOs.
FL Agente,
SANTIAGO MARIN.
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Luis [. Yordan DaviIa
NOTARIO PUBLICO
Chard6n y Yordan

Procuradores y Agentes judiciales,
Notariales e., &.
Of1cinas: Gale Cristina numero s,
baj0s. derecha. Ponce, P. r.
TELEFONo: nlmerO l5.
Actividad, precios modieos.
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LA BORINQUEN. De Targas ca
No olvidar que esta casa es La que mas
baratO vende Y que cOnstantemente in
trOduce nuevas mercancias articulOs
de alta novedad. Vista hace f9.
Smyrna times., 1903-04-15
JOYFUL EASTER AT ASBURY CHURCH
Choir Renders Excellent Music and Pastor
Collins breaches Strong sermons

Inc services at Asbury NJ. r.
church were the best held in years.
Ihe decorations We're not so elaborate
as nave been seen on former occasions
Dut there was tasty arrangements of
potted plants and flowers in the chan.
Gel that attracted considerable com
ineht ana attention. Probably the
most pleasing feature of the services
throughout the day was the music
The choir under the efficient leader.
ship of ChOrister Walter 0. Hoffecker
showed better preparation and train
ing than ever. The anthems and
cnOruses abounded in the spirit and
Joy OF Eastertide and told the simnla
story OF the Risen Christ. Two an.
thems were sung in the morning. the
hrst entitled, "He is Risen. " compos.
posed by Caleb Simper; and the sec.
ond: Easter Day." Edwin Rowlev
Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker, Mr.. L. NJ
Price, Mr.. w. 0. Hoffecker had
prominent solo parts. Rev. Vaughan
D Collins, pastor, gave strong ser
mon on The Resurrection, the Foup-
datlon Doctrine of the Christina
Church, " which was found in Arst
corinthians, 18th chapter, 14-15 verses
In the evening Pastor Collins preach
ed from John 2O-2O: "Then We're the
Disciples Glad When They Saw the
Lord. The choir sang with mucb
effect, "Now is Christ Risen, one of
J. A. Vests compositions.
Smyrna times., 1903-04-15
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
VIII Meet at Lewes Tomorrow and Rridov
ASoury NJ. E. Sunday School Will Be
Represented by Miss Arie Hynson

Al meeting Of Asbury N. F.. SIM
uay school Board, Miss Arie Hvn,on
was elected delegate and Mrs
vaughan S. Collins an alternate to
represent Smyrna at the Sunday
0cnool Convention which will meet to.
morrow (Ihursday) and Friday at
Lewes. Miss Mary LeFevre. delepata
ana Miss Lucy Taylor, alternate wae
elected to represent the Presbyterian
Ohnrch. Pastor Collins, w. o. Hof-
lecker aud other Smyrnians will he
present. 1t is hoped to make this ono
OF the best conventions vet held
Le"es Is an interesting old town. and
visitors can have the pleasure of TAX
ing IN historic sights and can eniov
'le saIt breezes from bay and ocean.
About 100 Sunday schools are repre
sented IN the association. The con.
Venlon will be opened ? O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon with a praise SER
wee conducted by Hon. Walter O.
Hottecker. The delegates will be vel.
coined, and business session will ba
heId' Professor H. S. Goldey will
conduct conference on "How can we
our scholars in the school it.
self?' Tomorrow evening DIR. Frank
W. Lang will make an address ON
School Possibilities. State
normal diplomas will be conferred !
General Secretary Z. O. Sellers of the
oung Mems Christian Association
will make an address on ''The Bic Bow
and the Sunday School"
Israel p. Black of PHILADELPHIA is 70
talk on Primary and Junior Teach.
ers, Their Work and Problems. on
Friday morning and forty minutes are
% be devoted to business. Aubrey
'andever will conduct conference ON
Ihe Home Department, and |. El.
her Ferry is to present New Things
u sunday School Work" A model
eacher's meeting is to be conducted
" Or. Lang Friday afternoon. The
losing session on Friday evening will
ave as one of the speakers, Eben \.
'aIdwin of Claymont, whose subject
vii be "Evangelistic Effort Our Great
Ieed."