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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23

Tt do escritor tlene dos plumss: 10
plums roja y 10 puma alba. La prt
mera 90 para el combate; Ia ,egunda
% para Ia poe,is.
A veces no h'y tempo para aca
rlciar ls pluma alba, porque rojos e.
tan les horIzonts, roja 10 nube que
parece va& itc'nd ar el cello, rci el
al \, 10 selva y oil plco del alado to-
vador.
Dijsra.e Ia epopeya de 10 roio
ex xaltaudonos y conmov!eadonos pro
fund aments, subiendonos al vertigo
para bsjarnos Ia postraci6n dss
pues.
Toda batalla, al estallar, 30 en-
vuelvs en- una nubs de faego y ae ane-
"a en- una corrisnte de sangrs.
La batalla de Ia vida No es otrs
cosa; nubs ignea, mar sangainolerto to.
Psro, toda gran batalla sc com
pone do combatss pIrciales; y hsy ar
m!stIcios, parentesis, tregua al duelo
terrible, durante 10 cual acontese sor
prender el alba placida & los comba
tientss extsnuadcs de Ia lucha.
Durante ese periodo, lcs que pc
lean escriben, y envian q sus padres,
q sus amada,, & sus esposss 9 & sul
hiios, toda ell alma dilpida en- queia as,
y On suspiros y en- tsrnuras y en- espe
ranzas y en- amor
La pluma toma ell nombrs de Ia
hora, y se llama asi 10 pluma alba, Ii
pluma del sentimieuto, siendo este Ia
fuente de toda poesia.
Asf yo, combsttents por las liber
tades de mi patris, hsgo I'm peqnehc
parentesis en- este dfs, guardsndo Ia
pluma de combsts en- ~ estuche ds
pirpura y de raso, para asir 10 pluma
alba y emprender un largo visje
traves del pals del Easu.fio, que ei
una terra encant ada donde no hay
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
HABlA UN PATR|OTA
Camuy, 20 de Diciembre 1905.
Sr. Director d. LA DEMOORACIA.
San Juan.
G. ktIIes Garcia.

Distinguuido sefor
Suplic0 & usted &c digne hacer In
aertar en- ~ ilustrada y viril pubics.
ci6n, & Ia mauifestaci6n siguiente;
Ne retro dssde hoy del partido
republican, en- vista de 10 conducta
dc sus <leaderss respecto de ciertos
txtrsmos del Msnssje presidencial de
IL Naci6n, y de 10 nega,iva hecha q
10 pa.riotica sLiga de Munici pioss; }
me unodebidamente los que rechazau
con dignidad el dogal del colonisje J
90 dispopen 4 recHbar, sdemas do 10
ciudadanis, el G GJbierno propio para
Puerto Rico.
Anticfpole gracias por Ia inssrci6n
do estas llneas 81 alto. yffmo. S. S,
FRANCISCO +. ARTEAGA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
WtYLER ! LUQUE

EI general Weyler SO ha dado por
ofendido de los conceptos vertidos por
el general Luque, nuevo ministro de
10 Guerra, en- un discurso pronuncla.
do recientemente.
Lo que diio Luque f4e que 80 pro.
porfs restab.ecer Ia disciplin en- @
ejercito.
La gsnte de armas prsvss la posi-.
bilidsd de un duelo entire am bos ge-
nerales,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
CORRE0 De CAGUAS
Bale de Ia CoIonia espaho|a
Fiestss del "Uni6n Club.
TrasIad0 de oficinas.
CONDENADOS A MUERTE
Sociedad de GSocorros Mu.
tuos>. - Subido precio
de la leche.

En 10 nc che del domingo d'timo
90 llev6 & tfscto uu animado batle en-
10 Colonia Espsfi ola, que % prolong6
hasta lA a,tas horas de la noche
ouemandose fuegos srtifciales. A ps.
sar de Ia lluvia que CATS fuertem sute
( In hora dc entrar al bails, habo mu
cha concurrercla. La Directiva scor.
dc dlsponer dos coches para trasls dar
& las damas desds sus respsctivos do
micilios.
-Procedents de San Juan, ae hs
hecho cargo de 10 comandancla del
puesto de Policfa lusular de essa ciu-
dad el sargsnto Mongil.
Ell sUni6n Club, prspara rumbo.
sas destas para el dfa de Reyes, con
motive al traslado de dichs soc!edad
{ 10 nuevA casa que han construido
frente al ParQue Central los sefiores
Moreno y Fernandez. Dada Ia 6 apaci'
dad del local y sisio. visible en- que se
encusntra, asl como el entusiasmo que
se observs en- los socios, promote que.
dar muy lucids.
-Muy On brevs 90 veriHcara el
traslado q un departamento que al
efscto 80 prepara en- la casa que ocupa
el Juzgado municipal, de las ofcinaa
de 10 Cciecturia de rsntas internas de
esta ciudsd.
Ell lunes dltimo ll,garon az vi
proceed sntes de la tarcel de Hum scao
de paso para el Presidio Dspartam sn.
tAl , custodia los por el marshall J
aub.marshall de aquella C5rts, loi
autores del ssssinsto d. don Tom&,
Caballero Lopez, Candido Acosta, An
tonic y Marcelino de igaales spelli
dos. Pernoctaron breves moment s
on el Quartet de IL Policfa Iasular J
una INN ,nsa mult.tud invade Ia cslle
lvidos de YER q aQuellos desg .aci adoi
que psgsrAn con sus vidas Ia del hon
RADIO comerciants al que por intsres de-
vii mstal dieron muerts s!evosamen
lie.
"A in.cistivas de varics ssfAyes
90 ha constituido aqui una sociedad d,
socorros mItuos por acciones do &
dollars. Figuran solamsnts veinte sc
clos de o6cio tabaq uero, psrteneeien
ses todos al Taller Pig.
| Los sen ,res Aguayo Herman %
del comsrcio dc ests Plaza, han reci
bido por el dltimo vapor precedent
do los Estsdos Unidos, infnidad
objetos muy caprich osos, con los q U
90 proponsn obseq uiar q sus constsr
tes favorecsdores 81 die de Navida
Ell Trariesc CArlito prepara uua sIl
presa para dicho dta, la que dar&
conocer 81 pdblico'
Il -YsraIae ca abuse 10 que vler
sucediendo aaui con 10 leche. Ha dis
% vsndfa q J 8 centavos li,ro J no
. ,in habsr csusa que 10 jus,ifqus I
, ha subldo sl precio & un SO por cientt
. | vendiendose por tsnto & 10 y II col
avos. El pueblo al que asf Sc le trat,
! | debe protestar EMBELLISHMENTS , toms
medidas para hscer desApArecer 20
irritants monopolio Sc prepara un
manif setarion en- lelal de protesta.
CORRESPoNSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
cO|egio coneTcia| de SOenceT
en- Kingston \, Y

Tn colegio ideal para j6venes de
smbos sexos Enseii ANA individu al
completa. Cursos en- essenogrsfis,
msquinills, ,elegrafia, escriturs, tene
duria de llbros, operaciones bancariA
8 ingles, ProfesoreI especisles para
este Iltimo,
Estudiantes pusden ingresar cual.
quier dfa de ls semana, Colocsciones
obtenidss para los graduados.
Correspondents en- ingles en- es
psfol.
Solicite catSlogos.
Direction para obtener anplios in.
formek;
Spenoer'S Business College.
26S San Justo I, San Juan, p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
SuArez de M0ta.

TSsnorA, 6quiere usted tsner nj.
Eos sanos , robus.os? 6Qaiers usted
Que 90 msrido viva fsliz y contsntoS
Comprs usted los articulos mas puros
sslsctos On casa de Csrecedo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
BuRLAS Y VERAS
Movimiento inusitado en- las
Gales Graades prepara-
tivos. .-Animaci6n
NOCHE BUtNA
NOCHE BUtNA
Incidentes y dialogos de la
vispera. Husmeando don
de Sc guisa. y lel lunes?

LftSA ~ SSASS~ ~ sS~
On visperas de 10 noche Dc navidsd;
vi, como dice el refeAn, do les fss.ivi'
dades 20 juzga por las visperas, gran
de , ruidosa ha de ser 10 que ce.ebra'
rsmos mahana, Dios msdiante.
Ofrecsn las calles aspecto anima.
disimo; los Colmados sstln colmados
d. gsu,e do todas clases J oond.cic mes,
yson los preparatiyos
harto aigniticativos.
Apenas 81 hay transsunte que no
llsvs algdn paq uste, mas 6 menos vo.
luminoso, con municiones de boca
mun.eiones que superan q todas las
conoctdas, las de guerra inclusive.
Los que vamos por el arroyo CON
lns manos vacfas, ssntimos cierts YER
pasnza, J do rsoio miramos con envi.
die & esos seres fslices que So dlsponen
4 eelebrar dignamsnte, con gaudea.
mus suculentos, tan memorable efeme
ridss.
En- dias como el de hoy, los sbru
ia,, no dsbieramos salir a Ia calle
Hscemos un papel muy desairado ,
muy trists.
Esta observ aci6n no me pertsnsce.
La rscogi, 81 pssar, ca un grupo 81
tusdo fesnts & un escaparate, lleno dc
apetitosos arsioulos.
-lQas mAcsrslas! -gri6 q 10 sa.
z6n un ohicuelo.
Refsrfass sin duda & las que 10
exhibisn On el sscaparats; mas no dc
bieron entenderlo al los del grupo,
toda vez que fllmlnsron mlradss ira.
cundss sobrs el chicuelo, y uno de
sllos, sl psor trsiesdo, SO avAlsna6 q
81 On acsitud sgeesiva.
Mas adslante, varlos individuos
On corro, con aire preocupsdfsimo,
rstsban, al parecsr, dc buscar solu.
ei6n & slgdu problema 8 asunto dc
trascendencia.
AL acercarme, pude DIR algunal
palabras:
-Lo que o. 20, hs de cenar on una
8 On otra pArte. La costumbre % clk
siea y 20 no puedo faltAr q esa COS
tumbrs.
-iY 4 d6nds iremos? IA Ia Mari
No? IA Pusrts dc Tlsrras "a Saotur
es9
NO ialtark donde cser.
I'll n.undo es ancho
yel mar immense.
Y, dssde ahora, pueds darse com
ssguro que manaaa por la nochs cas
ran on ca alguna patte ,vAya sI cae
rGn.... y on dobls sentiaol
Porque en- noshss como esq, est
prsbado: 8 ell pavimento de Ia Wis pt
blies % pons muy rssbaloso 9 a'guno
,rsnss1ntss pierden 10 mansra de ar
dsr no 90 sostisnsn muy q plomo.
De ahi que ocurran No pLcos &C
cldentss desAgradables; academies gu
nos rscusrdan esta frass t.n repetld
On eusntos novelas oursis, del gene
no romxutico; <El marques, con 10
oios fasra do les 6rbltas, 90 tambale
IN N momento; 90 llsv6 10 msuo & |
teente, g, y csyo dssplom sdob
,Cuan,os modsatoa cludadAuos {
pink no van & sentlrse. Ot!s noli
marq usseI de novela roma ltlca man
No por 10 noche, sobre sodo desds Ia
doee palante
Y lque hermoso agosto van q hs
cor les farmaeiAs el lunes
Porqus All como trAs ls lem pesta
vlsns Ia ealma, dsspues del hartazg
vlsns , 90 impone sl bicarbonato
aqua dc Apolinaris.
Qliera Dios Todopodsroso que
aurora del dia Is nos sorprends C,
sl sas6m, go rsnq aiio y 81 alma re
gociiadA pero serena
Asf sea.
SuArez de M0ta.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23

Sc vende papel viejo de pc.
rl6dlco a dos pesos el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23

En- esta lmprenta Sc ven
de papel vieio 4 s. quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
ARADOS DEERE

PARA TOD0S LOS OULTIVOS
De 10 AcrsditadA y sin rival ia.
brica SJohn Deere PloW CO Moline,
New Orleans y ST. Louis. Dep6sito ,
HgsnciA para loa Districts de Maya
gueE, Ponce y GusyAma J tSrmino de
Maunabo.
ROBERTO Graham
Marina 26, Ponea,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01

rbpff ret d &c.
tp 0 r 3 n. Sn Neuler9enfslo BET
Wten nuroe iiinet cine Sram Wtarie
6dmmerl gu @rdbe getragsr. Cts
GrDffnuns oes S~eftamentes Der
@ittipe brdhte cine grube usber<
raf9uns. Die fiuoerloie Witipe per@
ma6te ibren bsioen Sisnitmdo@sn.
Marie uno Rofa Skinner. tbre bret
Sdufer, Die unsefdbr einsn Wsrt! BON
100000 &ronen ($60.900) reprdter1s
tirsn. Sbrem gruoer, sinsm Sorf>
pirtb, uno ibrer an etnen Mrbetter Der<
heirathetsn S9pefter bate Trau
Sommerl nur ie 5000 4ronen dtsges
febt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01
Glepelano. Cincinnati, Chicago & St Souts AailrUay.
GIeseIant DibifiGA.

Nbsans autxutt
1merman @spreb tasi9. 80. 4 2Ogm Nsp BORT 8tb tdsI 8 d -. l9 logm
geunste IT Us d . s @yp.. 7 ooWm Union @hp &c ON, tasI. 9 s5gm
y en tasaa 3d.. 7 sO8m Sort Bapne & git Ggpres. 10 4egm
eleOlanO Meeosn. .........10 45@m Soutbveaern 9tb hI Is. IL 95gm
An0erl0n Gp ...........Il S0Nm Mnberton gTpreb p........ 2 45Nm
u & 3 Elm, tdsI d ST.. 3 65Nm ct Souls 9ss tai 4 s..." 8 oogm
linton @ts & 9Th as tasI 5 sONm amrieam erpreb taaIit.... 6 <5Rn
RutderbnGer Sp fdl d &s.. 8 20Am 3 q Union @itb Aeecm. -. 8 00Rm
St Souis Gipifton.
Nw Bort 2tb tsl s.......1 IL 2O0m american erpreb tgI. ...... 4 00gm
ct Souts @ccom 7 15Bm Snbs Sol u Daston Ct tgs 4 2oBm
soutbmeHern 9m td d S.. IL 458m ct. Bouts grprb taaI S.. 7 15gm
st. Souls 3tb tdgt d d.. 8 159m Matn & & Sarte @c -. 10 358n
serre $aute & Maen @ee.. 5 OoNm q D 6 Bottom Sim tMI DIS. 3 5oRm
amerGan @rpreb tdgl... -. 7 O5Nm ct Souis IoeOm 5 s58m
@inc, snApls & ct g Ct td IL 60gm &ntGerboder Sp tdsI d.. 8 e5Fm
Cincinnati SiSifton.
Gin & Sous Radhrpreb tds 8 45Bm eincinnaiMec 10 ssBm
81 Sous & Gin 9aatess tss 4 soam sbie & ct aeEsreb tsd & psl s5srm
cincinnati @Sp tag $500. Z SOBm eous St9& Chicago Gr?reb11 35Tn
Cincinnati aaom ...... 1 0Ogau Bbue @Mb Spe3taI tdsI p. s 05Rn
Cincinnati Gin tdsI 49,. 2 55sem indianapolis Accom- tasha. 6 4Oew
eouisuils egpreb ......-. 3 55&m Sine Sn6s & ct Ct ts IL 4esem
gine 6 g8afb s 8 ts d & p 8 aORm Cine & 4ouisb go asp tl Sill 5osm
gbteaso Stbifioa.
Chicago 9adtssprsb tsI $ Il 15sm stas 9asss5pret tasI '.- 8 sosm
Chicago NaF espreb tsl d p IL 6ogm Cine SeR espreb tasI p d.. 3 lo4w
9sbie 9th Special d & p. 3 2Osem Ga 6assts GoGm -. 5 o0Rm
ea6asette Ieeom ........ s 26sm Cine & seafb s &, p...... 8 05Em
Ri4isan Sibifion.
Benton Sarbor gTpres. -. Z 0O8m grhart @cesn nur Sonntass 8 s5Em
Midisan WaiI gSpreb p. IL seSr GIfbart Grprsb. ........ 10 4Ogm
glfbart At tdgi4 ..... s 20Nm Benton SarhGr @gpreb p..-- 3 45Em
aRidisan grezeb ....--. 8 0oRu
8esrta Dtbtfion-w
Beora erprsb tdsud 5 49,. IL 1Ogm eoImmbns & eaae egp tsI s 5 so8m
8eoria grpreb e aRaiI. 49,. Z 25Bm CHAMPAIGN Mccom ..-....l0 35Xm
gSefern @Spreb tdeH4 p I. III 5e6m q o & Ohio SpedaI .-.-. 3 4nRm
Champaign MeeOm 49,. 4 10sam RsOria Grpreb tsgH& p & d 8 osRm
8esrta Uitifion-6RIia.
columbus espreb tdsl. 49,. 4 25gm Columbus grprsb taaI s....12 osiris
Shto Special taal. 80. 8 00Rm 2snn MccoHa. 49,. 10 oOSm
ssnn aeeOm. -. 8 15sem Columbus Gspreb tdyi.. IL sega
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01

indianapolis & Dincennss q. q.
cairo C 9insen gspr tdsH4 7 2oBm spenssr & gsbferb VI, tdsl. 8 45Bp
sansenues @ypreb tagl".... 8 5ORm gtmeeuues sspreb tdsR& 10 sORn
Spencer & 8ebforb ae, t@I. 4 45gem Cairo @rpreb tdgIih.....-.6 15Xx
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01
ptttsbureh, Cincinnati, Chicago * 81. Sonis Nv.
nbionapsIt Dfbtfion.

ptttsbnr9h, 0tNctnndh, &ttcdgo g St Honts AT.
SnbianapsIts Dfbtfion
Nbooua autrnfi
Bittsburs Special, taaI 8 -. 8 3OBm ct 9nuis GreiaI tdsl.... IL 109m
Columbus Mccou tdgI. .... 7 308m ct Souls 9m tdslid 8 d b.. 6 45xm
Nen sort esprb tag s d.. 8 1Ogm gaptaI @rprsb tdai@ 3d.. 8 5osH
6epfone Grpreb tdgt d & 8 3 05Nm @Wc &c St g gTpreb bI d s II 10shn
Mtianie erpreb tdead -. { Oo3m snhianasoGs &esona 80. IL 4oam
*H D Sim tdsti& sdb.-. 8 5O&m ct asnis @spr taI d & g.. 8 o6Sm
Yttsbura Grpreb, tal Sd. 7 05Nm Ninnmt feline Yahasiere tG- 3 s0&w
gbteago DibifiGn.
g6haao SpeciaI, taIp b -. IL s6gm g oltbern eTpr tdsi& $50. 8 15Bm
4u & gbi 8 grsr tdeN& Ill 50Rm Chic & 3a epr tdsH@ p b s 4o&~
8sntsbtIIe Oibiftsu.
Soutberu gspreb tdsI 49,. 8 358na 3outsb & Raatfon &s tdgI 10 10pm
HMts & 2ou s 8 tdsl 49,. 7 0O8m @bis So tasl b::.".:...11 sogm
sqas ae nnr sonnt 49,. 7 so8m 9Ouissiae i. Mabiiou a:s.. s 404a
3ouisp & Wabfou Amom. 8 O68m 2omiss C pitts s 2td9Hds 8 s5Rm
gbhasO & aca s g tdsIia pb 8 56xm Mabtfon Gecomm Sountags 8 1sEm
qfatfou Aeeom tagI....... 8 65Nm 3ou & @biS gSpr. tdsi&s 11.s5 R4
eouisbtae Mceom tdgl..--.. 6 45Nm
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@trnbahn =Fabrplan.
DanoaIia Sine.

&utuuft
Ysttsbnrs Spcl, taglt9 SD 208m
Mem BORT &rpreb tdsIi4 s d 6 5ogm
SHnsHer Watl rdsIt& 80. 7 55Wm
Serre $auts Citing dec tag 10 25gm
Grpres tdsliA 8. 3 50Rm
Ntlantis @gpreb tasli@.... 4 46san
2be 0g 2imiteS tdsl 4 b 8 x5Rm
Yittsb GEp, iagl So. 6 56Rr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01
Abgang

ct. 9ouis SpeI., tdsl g.. IL 3OBm
ct 2outs Gin tasli& & b 6 6OGm
Capital Cypress tasI d.. 7 OO0m
ct 1ouis Mc tdgl ........ 7 26Nm
@b ct 6 Cypress tdsIi9 ds.1s sOstm
ct 2ouis GIpreb tasI ......s 15Nr
80 GlinsbaM @ee tdel. 4 90 Sim
ct 9 6af @atl tasIi@... 8 SSNn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01

Sererfte arbtge Slim M
eeber. Sapio Strotber, 1T in or Togp.
Ju., S%eitorben. @r mar Der erite yle>
ger. pelder ietner 3eit Sas feiner
Nahe in ben Der. Staaten perliebene
Stimmre9t ausgeiibt bat. Sie GIN
pobner oes GoMntps, in tpel9em er
Al Sabre lang eepobnt bat, erpie5en
tbm IN Wfafe Die lebte Gbre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01

Gin febr oufmerfidmer @atte berz
ipri9t Ger beutI9e &rpnprin5 gu tper>
BEN. gr I6idte, pie aemelbet piro, Ieie
men Sod, 9rn. Heumann, na9 cannes,
nm i'm 6aus9alt Der 9robberaoain
Mn%aifaiia brei Woden lang bic borti {
3u6erei.urg Der Gpeiien fennen gu
iernen. Sang beionDers len or auf
bic 3ieblingsseri9te Der 9eracgin Gez
ellie a6ten. um Der 9ronprinaeIiin
ipdter bic bon ihr beppraugten Spsi>
fen in gepObnier Dirt bereiten AT fSnz
Ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01
Bd6nengerdu(c6e.
Die RaGaBmnms Der GatursemaIten
binter ben &uliEem.

@inoer5euser in @ftion-Ser Sonnerer-Gin
Gnnftler eiscner elrt = Sic &ncrre eIs
Observation-Disclosures uuo amoere
@erda5d)e.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-01
HAS WRIST BROKEN TWICE.

HAS WRIST BROKEN TWICE.
AS Mrs James Tomlinson and chill
dren were returning to their home
from drive, the horse stepped on a
rolling stone, falling and throwing
them out. Mrs Tomlinson's left wrist
YVES broken twice. She was attended
by a physician from Hotchkissville.
Miss Eliza Raymond, who has been
the guest of Mrs 0. e. Brewer for some
weeks, has gone to Derby and West
Haven before returning to New York
state.
H. B. Brewer was in New York a
few days, last week.
Smith Hine is on the sick list.
Mrs Chadwick and son, who visited
her brothers. Lewis and Samuel Haw-
kins, a week ago, went to South Brit.
ain and Woodbury. to visit friends be-
fore returning to their home in Meri-
den.
Samuel Hawkins is taking his an.
nual vacation, to escape hay fever.
He is at Money Island.
G. G. Ryder is on the sick list again
Mrs H. B. Davis, who has been in
disposed, is able to be about again.
James BARTLETT is to commence bar
vesting his fine crop of tobacco, this
| week.
Miss Mary Montague has friends
sitting at her home.
Mrs James Tomlinson has had az
guests, the past week, her brother anC
lady friend from Mamaroneck, N. Y
Platt at Hawleyville, can sell yol
pine tobacco lath.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-01
SOUTHPORT.

WHAT OUR PEOPLE ARE DOING.
Mrs Henry Davis has been quite i'll,
but is recuperating.
Nearly 100 Cavalry, Troop A,
stopped in SouthfOrd for refreshment
on their way home from Camp. 1t
looked as If the place was under mar
tial law for short time.
Miss Lura D. Wooster will COM
mence school in Waterbury again, at
the beginning of the term.
The prayer and praise services,
which are being held at the chapel,
every Sunday evening, at 100 O'Clock,
are quite we'll sustained. 1t is expect
ed that on Tuesday evening, Septem-
Der II, Mr. and Mrs Knapp, miss ion
aries from Africa, will speak at the
chapel, which without doubt will be
very Interesting. Mr. and Mrs Knapp
are soon to return to their mission
work in Africa.
Mr. Ross and family, who have been
at Maple Shade farm for few weeks,
have returned to their home in New
Britain.
Mrs Noe is visiting relatives in Shell
ton.
Miss Elsie Davis expects to return
to school in Seymour, next week.
Miss Ruth CurtisS has returned
bone from visiting relatives in Hunt
ington.
Platt at Hawleyville, can sell yor
pine tobacco lath.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-01
HUNTINGTON.
WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY.

WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY.
Mrs Richard Amber and daughter,
Katherine, spent last week at Oxford,
Central New York.
The severe thunder shower of last
Thursday did quite little damage on
the Hill, burning out all the tele-
phones, striking and SCATTERING the
pole in front of Mrs A bler's house.
The home of Warren Hubbell was
struck by bolt Of lightning, stunning
the inmates and tearing up the furni
Jure and carpets.
Miss Marion Beardsley spent two
weeks with her friend, Miss Case, in
Collinsville.
Miss Leila Surrage of New Haven is
spending her vacation with her friend,
Miss Helen Jones.
Miss Jessie Miller of Shelton is
spending the week with Miss Jennette
Beardsley.
Services we're resumed, last Sunday,
by the pastor of the White Hills Bap-
list church, he having enjoyed a vaca-
ton of two weeks. Appreciation
was shown by the large attendance.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-01
BRIDGEWATER,
GRANGE INTERESTS.


The attendance at the Children's
night entertainment at Bridgewater
Grange was about &c. The program
was arranged by Miss Mabel F. San
ford and was much enjoyed by those
present.
Bridgewater Grange sent Is persons
to Merryall to the regular meeting of
HouSatonic Valley Pomona, August
"a.
Mrs David Wooster of Bridgeport
and Miss Bertha Canes Of New Brit
ain were at II. W. Treats a part of
last week.
Mrs Robert Mallory and daughter,
Lois, have been visiting friends in
town, this week.
Miss Meta Wolcott, who has been
spending part of her vacation at H.
w. Treats, goes, this week, to Hart
ford, as guest of her brother, Rev
Philip @. WOlcOtt.
On Wednesday of last week Mrs
Frank Hurd Of The Castle, Lovers
Leap, the summer home Of Mr. and M RS
Hurd of Bridgeport, delightfully."- en-
tertained at tea, Mrs A. G. Morris.
Miss Mary Morris, Miss Mary Keller.
Mrs Mark Nc ESlin, Miss Mabel Keel
er, Miss Helen Keller, Mrs Reuben
Keller, Mrs q. N. Hatch and Mrs c.
Fl. JeSsup Of Bridgewater and Mrs L.
s. Weeks Of Bridgeport.
Platt at Hawleyville, Can sell you
pine tobacco lath
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-01
GREENFIELD HILL
MARY b, DISBROW,

The death Of Mary B. Disbrow, wild
ow of the late David Burr Disbrow,
and one of the oldest residents of
Greenfield, died at her home in the
Banks South district, Tuesday after
noon. She has long been sufferer
from an incurable disease, a malignant
type Of cancer, which for the past
year has made rapid inroads on heI
once vigorous constitution, destroying
what it fed upon. Her wonderful vi.
tally has astOniShed her physician
and friends, WHO for months have ex.
pected the final summons. Thus the
news of her death will only come as a
surprise to those who were unacquaint-
ed with her enfeebled condition. She
has borne her suffering patiently, re-
manning outwardly cheerful, even in
the face Of her impending death. Mrs
DiSbrow'S whole being was absOr bed
in the environments Of home life. A
woman of quiet domestic taste, she
figured little in the realms of society,
her daily routine duties and thus aid
In making those she loved best com
Portable and happy. Indeed it was
her keen delight to see her friends
about her enjoying the home comforts,
for which she had so ZealOusly labOred.
Here in this very home she was born,
nearly 80 years ago and here she has
spent her days quietly among the sew
eral generations who have come and
gone with the passing years. IT. was
her habits of industry and frugaiity
that won for her the respect Of her
neiHhbors. Habits formed in early
life under the stern conditions Of car
ly New England home training. Im-
bued with Uld-faShiOned ideas, she
brought into our later domestic period,
personality that Is becoming more
and more rare every year. AS wife.
mother, neighbor and friend, she was
faithful in every good cause in which
her services we're enlisted, and The
memory OF well spent life is the
priceless legacy left to her pr"genitorS
The deceased was married To the late
David Burr DisbrOw, nearly 80 years
ago. The union was dissolved by the
death OF Mr. DiSbrow, which occurred
last Oct der. Three children. Mrs A.
J. Hull of Westp port, Mrs Frederick j
Wildman and Elmer b DShrOw Of
this place and several grandchildren
are the surviving members Of her
family.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Rev and Mrs Gilman have returned
from two weeks vacation.
Mrs N. B. Curtis spent a few days,
last week, in WinSted.
Mrs Ruth Reed has been visiting in
Stra tfOrd.
Miss Gertrude Hawley entertains a
friend.
Mr. and Mrs [. D. Smith have num-
Der of boarderS.
Wilmot Reynolds of bridgeport re-
Gently called at Edwin Hawley's.
Miss Ruth ThOrp has been enjoying
vacation in New York and Maucb
Chunk, Penn.
Mrs Oscar Plumb entertains her
mother, Mrs Hayes, of Stepney.
Miss Louise Curtis spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs H. P. Nichols.
Miss Gertrude Peet has been enter
tanning her friend, Miss Lola Elliott,
Of Lynchburg, Va.
Platt at Hawleyville, can sell you
pine tobacco lath.