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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
V6lada NllcO IllsIarIa On ManaH.

Aver ceIebr6aa en 81 Casino Esps.
mol de-. Manatf ms suntupsa velada
o-litefaEia,s con zee Rquel centEO
cslehraFa 81 tarCeF aniyereario de su
fandaoi6n.
On esplendidQ y muy eFtfgtico pa
i6dlC0-pF0grana del aCtO. fu6 ClF0u~
Iad0. c0nteniendo amena lectuEl u di-
riRidp + rodaCtado pOr eminent aTeO-
pagitas.
LUY Tec0noetdos Quedam0s 6 Ia;ga-
Iapte inYitapi6n que. para esa fiesta
reciai6ssmO
estado dc miseria1 en- qua hoy ps en-
cIentFa.9
sEl nombre ePa erAoi RicOe quiers
deCir eRieo puertoS pero ahora eS
eEuertQ pOhra.D en- Verdad.0
eAun ouandQ he EeoOgid0 tnfuRraeB
impOrtanten PelaCionadcs con laGitua-
ci6n de Puerto Rio0. scon q Cd deGdaE-
losa c0nOoer en- los EstadOs UnidO1
nd iea mi Obiet0 nh0ra publican tOdaB.
las cRusas = hacer las Indications ten
dentss alf aIiVi0 de aqnell0s miles de
seRes sunaid0a en- sel snfrimiento. baGF
tandO con que Olga que anteg delIa
edominaCi6n ameEiCnae el cafe eER II
induBtFia PRINCIPAL de Puerto Rico =
valfa & $35 81 qnintaE 6sea laa Glen lis
bras y se Vendfs enGe0uida en- Jos mer-
cadOg de Eep8ffa Ffancia. Alsmnnia y
Cuba. Hoy a6lO rala de- &6 & aR 81
Quintal y los EstadOg u Unidoa no OOns
8unnen un grAno de Isl. Eso9 mefcadoB
extranieEO9 aa haIla6 CegEadoa & 4EaeE-
"a Rio0o L9a VinO1, &S mo enfTanh0Y
EhFaa de derechos on Puerto Rioo oe-
mo anteriormenta.@ ,
9EaeHt0 1&iCoes muy m0ntaf0so. y
el Csf6 ae do me10F On sue mQnte8 8 la-
degas. AlRunoa eftieos aIaeriOanOs
indiGan one 81 los puert0rFiquefl0G ven
gus 81 cultivO del c6f6 hoy no produ-
ce, que deben dsdica4se & otro8 culti-
voc. Su c6f6 ea Sle rri Rta1d1o muy SuS
peEiory ID cultiVan con exQuisito sts
nero, require 6ndoso seis d d paTa Que
81 Gfbusto llegue.& f8uctifcsr. Dichas
ladefas no pirven mas que para la
sier4bFa de Cafet0s -
&IOs pueFtoFTiQueHos Hos son en- vetdGd
an pueblo, paoffc0y abedienka de e ley.
y Cd manifest staci6a daGnt ntiameFicaniomo
nrofasts AZ ~ n, ~ s. tSe~ oSsdS-
"a ) ersotaroerts Il Tss s r,isnr.1 orrSsSs
ona recienteT9erta iinnnfs slS~Ton IN
Tenturosos pSnsneSos & protesfar con
~ Ise tarifsa da DinRlav aDIicadaa K !
a eonn del CanaI = ionTs l0 oue. 4 Hfsefn.
bsn & CoT6n = & Po0a1ok. y. 0ue 6I1Iio6
6 nuestr0 R0bierno que Immediate
Isl nusstFol q prooic5 55is % SaISios itisia-
9ores De- W aehlna ton nvlt g q 11epss
519mp0 en- @80uB98 Como 81 GAo de-
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proposici6n infroducitlS lporI 81 gsfIor
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fueFa rechszads.
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aue trata des is ennnienda. fle n, feNn
tuicia.
Rean6lyase. oue Ia eDI1niend0a. pro-
pueafag ( h fFsna5lniissiia IA Vsss1eerses,Tift
1onooide poF az IiiilDif a ], ~ 81 ehazze- 1
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Anite. Ia. fsbForo 8 do 1905.
Sr. Director del sTimes- DemocratD:

4
eE1e IefdO con intaT6s 90 editorial
comeutando 81 aspfFit1l De antismerica.
nismo maDifeseado Fecientemente eu
la C6mara de- IDeIegadoE Dc Puerto Ri
leo. en- San Juans y he Gued1do cOnyen-
cido de Qne muchas de laa faces peCTeG
de 10 situaCi6n pueTt0Frique e,deg-
conocen pOF Completo ca lOs Estados
Unidos.0
ePeFmsneCf duFanta tres en- " On
Puerto Rico y CubB, % mayor parte
en Puerto Rico en- negoCipa. donde tu-
We ocasi6n de cOnoCer & los hombres
de neg lcios de tada rs iala OF como
tRlmbi6n 6 los fUncionariOB ameFiCanoG.
yc1mo hablo perfectamente ell idioma
ebpafiol 8 hice nn estudiO de Ia aitua-
ci6n alIi, estOy enteFado do lee causa8
diFects8 del eAtadO actual de IOs ami
mOG hacia los alneriCanos mejor que ID
ndayOrfa de Loo que van ems y no pue-
don zanzibar impPesiones con los natu-
FaEes ,
eco primer IugaF. no "a dehe Claei-
fcaF 6 lOs puert0rFiqueffoe con los fiji
pinos iRnOFantes y IevAStisG0g. puesto
que los primeFOs son 66ciles y les ella
ge8 supOFiOFes Fefiaadas y Capa6es para
hacsF de ellOs la mejor ClRse de Ciuda-
dAnos2
eLos puertorFiQuefIos reoibieron 4
lOs americanOs con los bVs8o8 abiert0s
y % pOrtar0n 10 mas amfstosoa hacia
n0a0tr0s haata que experimentation doa
AMOS de desS Sobiern0 ameEicanO que pOr
siempre los oblig6 6 darnos d espaIda.s
elias defunciones da millaFea de
pueftOrriqueflog debido al hambPe y
Los miles de an6miCOs y de enfaymOs
(pOF falts de Rlimautaci6u adeCuada) y ].
no 59 GsstOmO015G ostB0nG, son Causa del
estad0 actuaI de &nim0s.p >
eMuchGa veces be Visitad0 Oade pue-
bio y Ciudad de Puerto Rico, y parece-
rfan increiblea 81 no los vierS unO con
eug pFOpi0a 0jOs. lOs aufFimientOs ge-
demasiad0 h0rribles para desOrit0s
eDe veR en- cuando alg6n aneriOano,
.Que no conoce una pRlabFa del idiOma
sG55psfoI. (la egentil Alicia,O pongo por
CgsO) visits & Puerto Rico para Ginves-
tiQar8 los condolences ec0n6m;cAs del
pafs. y entire bAnqueteg do la GCc fradia
CfioialS americanB desde el m0mentO
ut1e pisa terra hasta 81 dc PegreeO en-
81 vapor eCoamos ae b para. y vueIvs
& este pals y hace circular informes
eobFe la gran pr0spertdad (sic) de
Puerto Rico.
GNO convendFfa que b veFdad se su-
pieFa. G.... algunoe destinejOs sucu-
lentos 10 peFderfaD.S
s&a terrib,e huFaO6n ocurFidO CePca
de seig sfEOa atrSs hizo estragos, co
yerdad. per0 permftaseme decir que
otPon aaOladoFes huFacanes han degCar-
Rado sobFe PaeTto Rico @ntea de Il
americana y de- allOs siem.
TEe de repuso la ioIa On 81 espaCio de
saia Inesas. El huraosn & que v. se
Fe6eFe en NADIA tiene que YER con b si-
tdaOi6n sctuaI.p
A GL1a declaration de eEl0g q efaCt0 de |
que iel RobieEno ameFican0 3 en- TeaIi- /
lad el deeeobieEn0 es mas tir6nic0 que
9l de Espaffa 60 de TODD Dunt0 Cserta
% Ouantb Ice puertOrriquetos se re-
iere.9
sNunca On Ia historic de Puerto Ri |
~ 80 ala ViafO aaa iala an 81 ar0uati-a0
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En- egta impEentR o VendS papal de
81 tSss6si vsrSss 50 MN SSssy%&Se
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Q esa asombado ante las soFprendentes cTsco-eo lev
cabo pOr ell Prof. Mann
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BOLETIN ME0IcO.

Hemos recibido 81 no o. de- eata inn
Cortanto FeVists m61icas muy interes
santa que stIao 81 eiguiente sumariO:-.e
ASOoiadad do EstndiOa Patol6giO00
dc San Juan. .>-NoviembFe de 1904.
(Continusci6D).
GPr0f'axis de 10 Sfiis. -MemoriR
preasntnda { q AsOOiaci6n M6diCa de
Puerto Rico. por 81 DR.. don Francisco
del Vale. (Continuaei6D).
GEstadfstica del Msnicomio.p Por
eI DR.. don Francisco R. de Goene ga.
&L9 Barlouaiana Y n hctancia nrti.
6OiaI , PGrel DR.. don GuilIeFm0 Sa-
h1SF.
sLa COmposioi6u QuimiCs de loB b.
Giles de u tubsrcuIosis , PoP el DR..
B. del Vale.
GReViSts de la PrensR.D
SSscei6n InfoFmatiVa,P
Sc BEALIZAN.-Lab cases Bitun-
aas en- la Oalle de la Cruz no 6 = For.
tsIeEa 46. & pFeCiOs COnVeDieDteg.
InformaTGn s. Melon & Co., San
e%usAn 10. 80 =.
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Hombres, muieres, doctores, maesiros
y sacerdotes de todas parties del pals,
estan asombrados ante las niafa vil lcsss
ouEaeiones leyadas cabo por el.5 bEilE6ffessF
Mann. descubrider de Radiopstfa.
Fl no emplea drogas en- sus curacioues
nj cura per medic de Ciencia CFtstiana,
nj Osteopatfa, nj Hipnotismo, ri CuFa
Divina, sino por una sutil fller7S ffsica
natural. en- combination con eiestos re-
medios makaeto-Vitales que confi6nen los
yerdaderos elementos de vida salud
En- una reciente conversation a Ii piTIIjjS
al professor Mann que invitara & todos
aqueilos que sufrieran de alguna enferme-
dad, q que le eseribiesen s visitasen para
que q los eurarR.
Algunas personas han sdeclaradO2 diio
el professor Mann, "que los podeFes que
poseo son sobrenaturales, me Hanan n
Curador Divine. Ell Hombre de los Poderes
Misterlosos. ESQ No. .es asf, 70 cnro porque
conozco y entiendo la Eaturalezas porque
empleo las sutileS fuerzas de ella nara res-
tablecer el sistema " restaurar Ii salud. -
''PeFO al mismo tempo. yog .ereo one
al sabio Creador no me hubiera dadO. Ia
oportundidad de hacer los descuHrimien-
tos que he hecho, laF habiIidad para
desarrollarlos, 81 no hubiera intentado QUE
yo deberia usarlos en- bien de Ia humans
dad. Por consiguiente, 20 sieato que es
mi deber el dar todos aquellos que sufren
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In euta iuapFanta g vand0 paDal de
naysg ES9S4-s --ssS@ - - -~f-Aag
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Como Sc 0Ipi
Da1Dieer en- lB
Times Democrat,
de- New Orleans,
Dice quB Gslt 8llSIadO % las
caHsaS tlToelaS d0I 0Siat0
actual.
Este americana 1sldI6 J G0n0-
cI6 o. d ISIa dGE8nl8 el go
blsHO De Mt W u. Hunt

Lo qua ei0ue fu6 pubiic4d0 en- fs-
brero z ca eThe Times DemS OFAtD de
New OrIeans.
AIoorrer pOr lG rep1 bliea Leg g ceieoTes
noticias que un emplead0 public , &
qui6a la isle psga buen suede, h;zo
circular con referenCia 4 u ectitud de
la C6mare de Delegsdoss un buen mi
ricaDO, 81 Sc. DaucigeF. que conoce bien
esta pafs. en- donde Fesidi6 duFanta Ell
perf0do de gobierno de Mr.. w. ii
Hunt. esCribi6 y publie6 10 siguiente:
CLOS PUERTORRIQUENOS DES
CONTENTOS.
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Hemoe recibido de Cuba an fOIleto
que Contiene 81 discuFso leido por eli
director delinstitptO provincial de 9 Il .
enseEan1a de Santiago de- Cub, ssffor
GuillermO FerD6ndeE Maecar6, en- lG
iuaUGBRoei6n del cursO acad6mic3 de
1904 & 1905.
El seEor Fernkudez M.scar6 es nm
puertQFFiQuefi3 de Valer, no'dado que
FMS del Ei6Fcito Libartador Cub no 6
iluatrndO m6iic0.
Damos GraCias por el envf0 del-inte-
Te1anta fplIeto. O.
como Rarant1aalifpl cumplimiento de
los t6Fmin0s y condolences de la fran
quicia
RsIuesvesa. adeuks, que todos los
menci0nadoa neuefdcs sean Aplic6b 6b.ea
6scuu3gpier deFecho. interest," s. recla-
n1a0i0neslen 6 contra de- todOg lon de-
Irech0ss De dicha Compaffa YandaF-
IgFift. en- posesi6n de b Porto Rico
.LiRht q Power Co. pOE virtud de
cnel quiers deEo0ho 8 EecsanRci que
Duedn tenor an cnRlqpieF inteRes Ga d.
franquieia Vsn6 oRQRiet & cnaIquier
privilpgiO 8 cOnCesi6n deslR miamN.
Resu6Raso que Ida neta1sde eata.Ea1-
ni6n. junto con los aCuerdosRnfsdis
chOs, sean enRiado1 a ConsejO Eiecu.
two con rec0mend ndaci6B dessa apR0hn-
oi6a Y qpo eli Attorney Genegsl sea
d enCAFgado de xUReparnrz una oFdas#
nansa de honerdQ con Lee fiaesi meueio-
1adQa.
Ianbl6a pRssnt6 uha caFta Fecibi-
1asazeF dsl5nbe Gldoe represent de-
We. 5tFang que q OlVid6s preSsntar &
g GOp1isi6n estat mafHna. RSJSiis I
Ss0est. PFesidente dc d Comisi6n.
,JM1 nIea GEE KElRNEI.
AB00ADO
Asua (illn r g.
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eHIa 6Hl6In6dadDS IIamadaS iHCHEabIg
COlalIaS ] COlSsI@ gFatB paa los anitmls

81 Prof Mann Ofece colsas CONSOLES ahseute teae
aqnelos padeciendo de cualquier enfermedad
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The News Of the State

club and with them undertake 20 trim
the No. team ~ that club on Cahill :
alleys Thursday evening.
Lieut. Tyler and a number of patrolmen
from the Chaffee street police station took
q drive through the Silver Lake district
last evening but found nothing that
would warrant any arrests.
David Butler. who died az his home los
Randall street. wss for many years a
resident of this vicinity He leaves one
con. william Butler, the well known sign
painter.
Charles A Ross a well known mill maj n,
died at his home. i60 Wendell street FRI
dsv His funeral will be held tomorrow
~ 2 o'clock.
Last evening a patrolman found water
running I'm the barber shop Of Thomas
Cunningham. 295 Manton avenue. Mr..
Cunningham was notified
Rev Walter n. Tourtellot, who was or
dained to the priesthood yesterday Al 81.
Thomas church by Rt Rev. Bishop Nc
Vickar. is 2 well known resident of this
vicinity.
Frank ST Peters Of 2s Weeks street has
requested tho police 10 find his canine that
has either been stolen or strayed away.
A light of glass. valued at about 500.
was broken I'm the door OF i67 Manton
avenue last evening.
Edward McGovern the well-known
teamster died AZ his residence. 22l Whit
tier avenue. yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-30
RIVERSIDE.
Items OF news can be left At Cons res.
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
thcy will receivs prompt attention and
publication.

A Young nan named Reynolds created
Some excitement on and about the square
Saturday evening He was riding spirit
ed horse whioh became unmansseable,
and the result was that tho horse collided
with a team owned by James Sherman.
The shafts Of the wagon were broken by
the collision.
young man on Lincoln avenue who
saw the horse coming down the street
sideways got behind a post. but az the
horse was apparently careering TOWARD
the post the Young man made a dash Tor
a small passageway between two build
ings and has not been seen since.
The Riverside Improvement society VIII
hold a special meeting In the engine house
wednesday and talk over matters pertain
ing TO the~troposed widening of Buhocks
Point avenue.
Mr. Johnson. proprietor of the Riverside
Pharmacy. has a boys overcoat that was
found on willards pond few days ago,
Unless the same is called for soon he Will
send the same 10 some orphan asylum.
The high tension was turned on the Con-
solidated line Saturday which blew out
breaker" so the power was shut on until
the repairs had been made.
A large gang Of men spent saturday,
Sunday and today cutting ice on Willard
pond. which has caused gloom among
the young folks, as Il has put an end to
skating.
Charles W Walters, principal Of the
Turner avenue grammar school. is spend
ing his midwinter vacation WITH his
parents at Hyannis
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Sartell OF Grafton
spent Yesterday with Mrs. sartelfs
brother I. s. winchester, on Munroe
avenue.
Hen thieves called at . coop on River
avenue Saturday night and walked on
with number OF hens.
The young folks Of the Congregational
church will hold an entertainment In the
vestry Of the church Wednesday even
ing.
Frederick Carpenter and wife have been
called 20 Hartford, Conn, by the death OF
Mr.. Carpenters father.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-30
CENTRAL FALLS

A regular meeting of the Naturalist
the business transacted was principally
OF a routine nature. Progressive reports
were received from a number OF special
committees. 4 meeting OF the stock
holders OF the new building is called for
Thursday evening and the board OF man
agement will meet this evening There
was considerable discussion relative to
ways and means for procuring the build
ing which the members are looking for
ward to so anxiously and which is to be
used for hall purposes. Last evening the
members listened TO a lecture on Robert
Burns" delivered by Archibald c.. Adam.
II r. said there will ne a conference Of
the council delegations from the Second
and Fourth wards this evening.
Two persons were admitted To member
ship at the meeting OF the West Side Re-
publican club yesterday. Plans were
made at the meeting for holding smoke
talk next Saturday evening. at which
tho members OF the Enterprise club, the
winners Of the tournament OF indoor
games. will he the guests. and a commit
tee Was appointed -ta arrange for an enter
taInment program in connection with the
affair Al the close OF the meeting Alder
man Wright escorted a delegation OF the
members on tour OF inspection OF the
Cogswell memorial clock tower.
Mrs. Margaret Cruise. wife Of James
Cruise, died at her home yesterday. She
had been for many years respected resi-
dent OF this oity.
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There was q large number

Of Veterans. There was . large number
rrescnt.
A large party OF the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Sanderson. of Hope, paid
them a visit on Saturday evening and a
very enjoyable time was had The guests
enjoyed themselves I'm playing games and
AT a hate hour refreshments were served.
A special car 10 tho valley carried them
home, after the party ended.
Under the direction Of the 81. Annes
society 81 the Notre Dame du Bon Con-
cell church in Pherhx, a dance was held
on saturday evening In Blanchards hall,
L.p,itt. The AFFAIR was largely ATTENDED
aid was a success.
Miss Josephine Iangevin Of Phenix held
a dance in O. A. r hall on saturday
evening There was a large crowd pres
snl and the affair was a FINANCIAL sue
cess.
Another OF the serious OF public dances
was held In vien's hall In Arctic Centre.
on Saturday evening
A supper and concert was held by MISS
Jose phine Iangevin at the Parochiai nail
Pbenix last evening There were good
~ number present
VALLEY NOTES
Rev. r. p. Phreaner Of the Centrevilie
NJ p church preached at the PnenN
Raptist church yesterday afternoon.
The school at Kent opened this morning
after a Ave weeks vacation.
The presentation OF the flag from the
state w. r. @. 10 the town OF warwick
for the new high school will take place
az 7;So tomorrow evening, in odd Fellows
hall at Riverpoint
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by Mr.. John Best and cared for contained
more or less tea in packages. with a pass
book bearing the name OF James Clarke
OF Fall River. The owner OF the team
had left his horse outside OF McCann's
restaurant in Warren while he went into
lunch. While the owner was eating the
horse wandered away. After finding his
team gone Mr.. Clarke thought some one
had taken Il, but was happily disappoint-
ed when he found his outfit had been so
we'll cared for by Mr.. Best.
At an official visitation OF the grand
officers 10 Hope Royal Arch Chapter. No.
g. in Odd Fellows hall. degrees were con-
ferred on candidates. The visiting officers
included Grand High Priest r, Penross
Williams and staff A collation. was
served
II is understood that there are about
~ OF the foreign element who came here
under age and have all got their witnesses
OF the facts, and are going TO be prepared
at the next term OF court, which sets hers
in February, 10 take out naturalization
papers.
Samuel Norris. attorney for the United
States Rubber Trust. whose office Is in
New York city. spent sunday with his
mother and sister at the homstead, corner
of State and Hope streets
Messrs. Bennett and rGeene Of soutn
Swansea, Mass. shot a fox yesterday AZ
IL was crossing on the ice at Touisset
Point.
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BRISTOL.
Funeral Of Mrs. Flanders Largely
Attended. Residents Of Bris.
tOI Visit Fall River.

The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Flanders.
Brooklyn. n. Y. was held Saturday at II
o'clock from her late residence on Hope
street. The services were conducted by
Rev. George L. Locke. pastor of st.
Michael's church. and were attended by
her immediate family and friends. There
was profusion OF noral tributes. The
bearers were o. L. Bosworth. Herbert r.
Bennett and Stephen W. Church OF this
place and Edward W. Bunsen OF New
York city. The remains were placed In
the receiving tomb at the North ceme-
terry.
The funeral services OF Hannah Luther
were held Saturday afternoon at 1880
o oclock from her late residence on Frank
lin street. Rev. George l.. Locke -. D..
rector OF st. Michsel's church. officiating
The bearers were James c. Church,
Charles II. Church, winfred Luther and
Frederick u. Tallman. The body was
placed in the receiving tomb At the North
cemetery.
A number of Bristolians attended a
social gathering at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Daley In Fall River on Sat.
urday evening. Mrs. Daley has spent
the summer here for the past two years
with her children.
The work OF installing a new heating
apparatus at the Naval Reserves srmory
has. been completed, and now the building
can be heated so that the company can be
regularly drilled.
The ice dealers are all busy In harvest
ing their crops The Morris Brothers are
filling their houses with clear ice II inches
thick, and J. p. Reynolds is cutting at
the Narrows fine clear ice, having cut on
both ponds I'm town.
Mrs. Joseph Campanela fell on Sat
urday from her steps on Thames street
receiving a bad fracture on the left wrist
She was met upon the streets as she
was going to the doctors, and suffering
intense pain, DIR. A. NJ Merriman reduced
the fracture.
The presentation OF medals awarded for
last seasons shoot of members of the
naval reserves will take place Tuesday
evening. Feb. IL. The medals include
two for expert five for sharpshooters and
q for marksmen. Following the presen-
tation there will be a social and dance
The entertainment committee consists OF
Lieut.. r. p. Gladdins John Connery
Chester Myers George p. Gladdlng and
John r. Magee.
Frank Heffernan, who has been an eff
Clent CLERK dilu director III tne SnOe ana
gaiter depa rtment OF the National India
Rubber company, rendered his resignation
Saturday after II years service.
William J. Ellis, who for the past ak
months has been bookkeeper and reporter
for the Bristol Phoenix OF this place, has
resigned his position, having purchased
the Delaware Valley Advance published
in Hulmeville. Pa. his native state
Ex-Gov. Bates OF Massachusetts, IL to
deliver an address in the State Street NJ.
f. church, Bristol, soon, on Civic
Righteousness" the date to be announced
later.
The marriage intentions of Walter II
Munro, son Of Silss II. and Samantha
Munro. and Miss Mary Elisabeth Pepper,
daughter Of Mr.. Charles J. and Mary A.
Pepper. both Of this place. are filed for
record In the town clerks Office.
The team found upon the Ferry road