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Hish spslnRs. August \ Mrs q =.
sbb aad daughters. Mise, DslsY and
HlIda webb. srs visiting relatives In
Jsrhsahviils
Mn john QaiRIas snd family have
moved "a A,iss,s Their msny fTis Rds
,ssrst their dspartafs.
Df. walker. president 81 sathsslasd
College. sposs Ia High spTshg' sgEG1J
on the ssbjset ~ "Cbsis,Iss Kdses.
lisa" Hs Isstass 10 the morning
aaa sssrDsh IN ths svsaiha vs,s Ssry
sbls saosts.
u. g sssvsss sad family have sDas
90 sssbsssss foe month.
Mo ! o. Lapss % ~. PstsssbaTs
70 ylslslaE rsislisss Ia H'Gh spTisss
nr. A. y Morris has Fssasssd "a
hss hsus here HsS masy frisnds sE'
.~nA symtsthT 20 hss In shs sssssI
Ioss II hss ksshssd. iis died 10 Val
dssss
NJ. SD Mr. n. q. Enss havs
msse6 hssk fspm JssssessiIls. musA
20 ~ plfasars 81 shsis friends hsss.
Mo. Mslals cisua has fsfefns'
/ fssm I sfss - AfisaiIs nenek.
fne at1ee 81 k1ssaeii DlsEe6 ka
sa Hzetk&||sg a. HIfh atfsne
4&6 p ssR's n EFs {
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placed OIL 'r.t, a. 81.
Rowan county court w.. ....
on the night ~ JH'y
Junction " Isaac lverN '.,r
two children Feeling rar -. .. .,.
time and an EFFORT was q. .. '. ',..
the c''rI.s The, W., ..
au1 hrag-h - Chariot. ..... ...y
remained until SUNDAY ,. whom
they werc-taken 70 SaliSN. .. '-,1l
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drnr.. Sontp OAK Ayruuc, NJ NOON
Efy I N,Son q toe
Methodist church officiating. A'.strd
~ Rev T. W Corr ~ 7 , Thorn
a.. undertaken, had charge ~ the NJ
The service wN largely
attended. many friends gA'hTUns
wtih fragrant Howss To show thSi'
last respects To obs whom ih'J had
learned Ia very highly esteem.
A,prciAl train boIe the rs'nalns aud
iunsrAl party over the q & q ~
90 M,eNopy. where the intsTmSnt ass
held va tho family buTyinE ground
The ii.bsaFsu usFe Hon. Henry =
Chubb. Col W ~ Palmer. l.. l. hill,
A. Avsn. y J BuTnsIt aud J u
VIDAL.
Deceased leaves one con Bsnl T
Arnow. ADd IhIss daugh,su. M". "
z. Waters % this elIy VI" q b.
Taylor Of BTUBsNlek. 90, snd vi"
Chas Amos 81 ~. Maze Ca p'i o.
uhom WsTr pfsssat ~ the fan~FAl
Win the psssibg a~sJ - IudR'
Amos another good spd iAihfnl scr,
ant 10 eons add fTIst 10 sIt.nd sInesU
.Jmpathy to the bsFsAvsi ons'
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TIE GUY FAIttRS
Interesting Meeting OF the wwIcpn.
Legislature MONDAY Night.

Legislature MONDAY N CHIT
The council met in rrru ar session
A. = 80 p IN members 90 a''ulNuc"
teng President Cnshmtr \.artmru
BENSON, Bunch and rayl
Minutes were read and $500. m'.
ton Of A'dermsu Taylor N,'r ~.
proved
Alderman Taylor moved .N thr
regular order OF business &C. s.'I'ui-
ed aud hearing he g,vrn .u t''''
whose taxes had been RACED an, 'h"
motion Wa. carried,
Alderman Taylor muvr' rnt 'h"
tax matter of l.. l.. Hlilani tulsru X
Blaud,ng be- referred L. .prrls 'om'
mlt,rr composed " three chairman
APPOINTED Aldermen Ta) lor Bunch
and Benson
Alderman Taylor moved that the
ASSESSOR make "A personal investigation
oi Iots . to -. assessed against Jamrs
poig, an report to the council Car
rird
Tpon motion Of " r. Taylor, th"
ss..,snrut upon the lot at Mrs An.
dr-ws wA. reduced to $40 Notion
carried
Alderman Taylor moved that the 49,
,ea.ment upon the property ~ Miss
Eva Halle, beng Block 3, Range o.
original survey, be reduced from t2,"H
1850 Motion carried
Alderman Taylor moved thNt me
chairman Of the light commits"
place 9 light At the corner ~ Norm
! Grove and West Church streets Mo-
/ ton carried,
A communication from citizen. mex
ing. that repAirs be madr over the
Gainesville aud Gulf Railroad y" ="
fsrr d N chairman street committee
with power 10 act.
Alderman Taylor moved that The
matter ~ adjusting the taxes on 'h'
Sarah Gardner property be- referred ''
committee composed Of President
B1oone and Aldermen benson and
Hodge,. Motion carried.
The iollosiug bills we're read Ant
ordered paid
From spec NJ ,trrrt fund q 2 Can
non. t4S 81; W. H. Gay. 80 o., : "
wienge., o.; james Halle. 'S51 u
". c Adsmsop. $3.50 10. l. W Zen
nelI.tliO; ID q. Edwsrds, t?7 70; "
IA Ti.hsr, go 81; GatnesVills Gas ah'
Electric Poser Co go 81 q Il ~
lis..Jr, s6e 30 From the IRE fond
saunder. 4 Earle .l6S 10; hrsmsn. go
IL A O'Nslli. 300: Baird HadSAr
CompanJ sSe 20; Ga'nssVills Gs' en-
Electric Power Company ~ 40 a
Naft1Es'. " From the light fohd
Gainesville Gas sBd Electric Pope
Compsny, eis2 so From the vsis'
wo,Ls sIp~nss fupd !. {. 0fsei
ELSA " Kelley, $3.50; y Nj
Ter. s2ls e. y. u. Bs.man. tS?l ~; !
B Ellis. ss5 B From the officer
0 fund T y. ElIs, t1Is e. l. Kh'
; go. G. Pinkosos. go J n Del
5000 From the fine ssd eosts iuSc
. Mn n n. MsCFeaSy. 50; & Plsl'
. COO, tisIo:D q. E<ssrds. sss-H
, P,ninsulss PriaslnE Company. 81. .
y Grais.r. $50. BsHsos A 500. ss.TA
Aldsrman Taylor moved 20 sdjoa'
ustil Thursday. Asasst .. . ~ p. q
Motion carried asd .seOsssil -
iaaguSd
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ARROW
HAS PASSED AWAY
Old and Distinguished Citizen Has
Succumbed to Inevitable,
a MAN VITA A HISTORY


Had Served Hs Country Faithfully IN
T,r,es OF Peace ard War-One OF
A., p..,,;,.,, a.n,hlic.,. IN Flor.
II
Judge George J. Arrow, postmaster
NJ GAINESVILLE aud one ot the most
widely known aud prominent Repno'
leans IN Florida, died At his nome IN
this city NJ o'clock "Wednesday morn
Ing, Auer MI liln'. covering p"toh
oi 'evrta weeks
Judge Aruow vas &C advanced age
and had been feeble Tor '"'n" um'' oo'
his condition dtd not a''um" ct''cH'
stage until about three weeks ago
since which time Lee mss h''h '"huh'u
To- hi, hum"
Few men IN N"ch"A county ~ J"
this entlr" 'rcti'h u, "ef' more "'u''S
known than Judge f'""'rhd 'nr 'o''
lowing biography VIII prove "I INTER
est
Neorr" J Nfn'" ""' norm w -.
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the time ol hiSdrA'h vas III h' ''E"N
hr'i year TVS 'H'' ~ ''''P" N'"'"'
native 81 '"''d" !" ''o''n'''' ',"''''
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main"' 'h''r "h''' u To-" p'A' "''"''
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tIotd" hnd Located ~ N'''""V| SUI
srPn'n'b returning - "'' "'u ""''''
where he h''d III 100
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'eAch'"g ne %" '"''S' W ~"
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Nov York. AUG y There was soms
relief Tuesday forenoon from the tor
rtd wsathsT conditions which have
prevailed In New York foS thu lac,
three days. The weather bureau gave
promise ~ silli further rsllSf by %
psctsd thundsrstoFms and loser TEN
psralurs accompanied by . shifting
u the Nlnd 10 the northeast and rains
Tuesday Two persons Who vsFs
sleeping on hfs escapes Monday aiaht
fell Ia the street anil were killed, A
fsu ptOalrsilons from hsa, we're 70
ported early Tuesday
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Pst,erSyH. n ]. Aus s--ouinE "
the ho, ueathsf several factories have
been fJrcrl ~ shut d0~g Thsfs
have been many deaths aud pfos'fa
tons - Tie hpai
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F,,.s 10 nsLs ospssts

Nsr York. AsG s-AaitAsu BFaA'
Goa. - yssrs Oh. = cOahssanAl eisfs
anA ne.ssnsss snplsTs4 ~ Tso@ss
YsaisEsr sssui % ne es@btnss "a
vreas anes a. Klils lslsst. has no'
s.sa sea Coz tAFss 64ys. vhsa - %
70 ssyosis 49, 10 sassks snS si.sss
!. eass n = &ss Terra besk. Il go
s.siss O. ne saaA that nrsAess ha<
tsEss q MAKE tas asesssis
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20 PEOPLE KILLED
BY RAYS OF sun
Dead And Dying Fill Hospital
Ambulances.
FORCES BROKERS TO SUSPEND
Temperature on street Level WAs '0S
and humidity Terribls-ThousAnds
Throre Parks-orOAt suffering IN
Othsr Cites,

'NS
othsr Cities
- g.. ,u,. \,v York and
II. environments wcltwrl Monday
ami far into the nigAt. tur this was
the hottest day ~ the Ncat Upwards
OF tNonty persons In the city alone
died from the heat aud hospital aud
police amhulancea we're kept more
Of prostration
These numbered scores The GoN'
eminent thermometer registered Va
degrees ut 10 highest Monday after
noon. which IL a record Tor the year
but II Was much hotter Ia The strsss
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En- Ia Core Municipal.
IUIGIOs De hoy.

Ruperto Oquendo, denunciado por el
policfa insular M. Vargas, de haber agre-
dido 4 Jovita Reyes, fue condenado SUI
frir dos meses de prisi6n.
Julian Ramos, Simon Collazo el sol
dado del battalion puertorriquefio, Sixto
Rodriguez. acusados de alterar la paz p1-
blica, ri1endo en- la calle del Sol, aver
las 8 p. m. fueron condenados & 10 dias
de arresto s dollars de multa.
Laureano Mateu por haber hurtado an
tes de aver un par de ruedas de caro-, en-
Santurce, don Francisco Ramos, eonde-
nado seis meses de prisi6n.
Francisco Garcia por haber dado una
bofetada Demetrio Arroyo en- 81 base
ball de aver, condenado pagar un dollar
de multa.
Manuel Fernandez Suarez por aggression
q Estaban Morales, condenado 20 dollars
de multa.
Han sido terminadas las investigaciones
en- causas contra Santiago Caraballo por
seduction de Pacita Negr6n y de Inocencia
Cruz.
Ha sido presentada denuncia ante dicha
Corte por Ell cabo e. Montilla, policfa in
sular, contra Joaquin Vazquez Andres
Medina por delito contra Ia paz pdbica.
EIadio Merced, acusado por Ell sargento
Julia policfa insular de haber agredido 4
AltagTacia Santos, fu6 condenado pagan
2 dollars de multa.
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De Fsgfes0 De ayaIlez Bonita
casa que COnstIuye el senior
VieiIa
Mol0fa de Sd eRfeTmedad 81 jOgen Ralz SOleF.
RSessldades Del pueblo
{ De aatsstro eorresponsaL especial. J
Enero 20.

Enero 90.
Aver falleci6 en- este pueblo nuestro es-
timado amigo don Francisco Estrada, pa.
Dire de nuestra distinguida amiga doia
Rosa de Rafols y hermano de nuestro que
rido el Revdo. Padre Estrada. Hoy las
diez de la mafana Sc efectu6 su entierro
al que asisti6 numerosa coneuTrencia de
todas las classes sociales, demonstration de.
las simpatfas que gozaba en- este pueblo.
Nuestro mas sentido pesame tan distin-
guida famiIia y que Dios haya acojido en-
su seno el alma del fnado.
Despu6s de larga temporada han re-
gresado de Mayagiez Ia distinguida y
apreciable familia Parsi, acompafi iandole
la bellfsima senorita Antonia Luisa Sem
penfeld.
Grata permanencia deseamosle Ia sim
patica senorita.
Muy bonita estd resultando Ia casa
que nuestro buen amigo don Pedro Vieira
viene construyendo frente la plaza.
Sc halla en- CANA hace algunos dfas
la distinguida sefiora doaa Carmen Moli-
nary de Avila Deae6mosIe una pronta
mejorfa.
Continue mejorando de IL enfermedad
que le retuviera en- CANA por algunos dfas
el ioven don Miguel Ruiz Soler, y gracias
Ia buena asistencia del doctor Roure que
la enfermedad no tuyieBe car6cter de cui-
dado Muy satiafecho estamos de los bue-
nos aciertos del doctor Roure veriamos
con gusto residiera en- este pueblo donde
mucho Sc le estima.
--Sr. Alcalde: la plaza esta infame los
banoos pidiendo pintura, los arboles des-
ganches el pueblo mas luz. Necesita-
mos mejoras en- nuestro pueblo que no du-
damos yer pronto.
5Cudndo nos compIace usted2
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Don Jesus Gonzalez en- IN bale, lei
GihiO VaIias paHaladas, talls
CiendO hOFaS deSpues.
Pr8suniOs autOres dsienId0s. q pueblo lRdlg0ad0.
(Dc naestro corvespOasas

Enero 21--
Aeaba de ser conducido eate pueblo
81 cadaver del incansable luchador J pros
pagandista don Jes6s Gonzalez que ae
asegura fie anaainado en- su pTopia casa,
en- San Lorenzo, en- Ia noche de aver y en-
momentos en- que se celebraba un bale, en
OCCASION de llevarle una m1sica.
Sc iuforma que 81 sucesc fue ocasionado
con motive de unas coplas que cantaba
uno de los que aparecen como pTesuntos
autores del hecho, en- las que Sc zaherfa al
partido unionista, las que no quiso per-
mitiT 81 sefior Gonzalez fueran cantadas
por pertenecer el la colectividad referida
celebrarae 81 bale en- su casa
Fue agredido por la espalda, causandole
una herida en- Ia region supra clavicular
que interest la gran arteria pulmonar; otra
en- la region costal posterior izquierda, pc
netrante, que tambien interest el pulm6n;
ambas mortales por neeesidad y otra mas
pequefia en- la region del homoplato y otra
sobre Ia mano izquierda, de menor impor-
tancia.
La policfa insular ha detenido, como
presuntos autores del hecho, los indivi-
duos Julio Rosario Reyes, Juan Rosario
Gonzalez, Catalina Reyes Balbino Aya-
la, este con una pequena lesion On Ia me-
iilIa cerca del ojo izquierdo, El Juzgado
ha instruido las primeras diligencias.
La indignation es profunda tanto aquf
como en- San Lorenzo donde tenfa grandes
simpatfas ell fnado. Miembro de una fa-
milia honrada y buena, con una reputa-
ci6n adquirida costa de trabajc, y con
convicciones polfticas arraigadas, era 81 se-
nor Gonzalez uno de los hombres que me-
recfan el meior concepto entire sus compa-
triotas Y vecinos. Cuando mas ioven es-
tudi6 en- San Juan, en- ell institute de se-
gunda ensefanza, regresando su pueblo
natal, San Lorenzo, antes de concluiT el ba-
chillerato, donde Sc dedic6 ayudar SUI
padre va anciano. Uno de los MEM
bros mas enthusiasts de la colectividad
unionista fu6 siempre el senior Gonzalez,
tomando parte en- la propaganda a favor
del partido siempre dentro de la correc-
ci6n del respeto sus adversarios.
Todo eI mundo recuerda Ell asesinato del
senior Cordov6s Berries, todavfa en- manos
de la justicia de Ia TERRA Ia indignation
mas grande produce este nuevo crimen
que arroja una mancha de Sangre y ho-
rror la faz de un pueblo morijerado y
bueno, que ha menester hacer un supreme
esfuerzo para estirpar de su seno 4 esa
trahilla de asesinos que 10 desacreditan y
deshonran.
Paz eterna al que fue Dios quiera que
no Sc repitan tan barbaros atentad0s que
ponen en- conmoei6n tremenda estos cam
pos
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lean f. r. des Gorennes.

To Whom Il May Conern:
Notice is hereby given that petition
fora franchise for the laying of a 12 inch
cast-iron siphon under the bed of the Rio
Estero at point on the Acacia property
in the Municipality of Guanica about forty
feet north of . large public road bridge
which crosses the said Rio at a spot close
to the intersection of the Cabo Rojo road
with the Mayaguez public road, has been
filed with the Executive Council Of Porto
Rico by Guanica Centrale
Any and all persons desiring to be heard
for or against the granting of the said
franchise may present their arguments
either orally or in writing before the Fran
chise Committee on the 18th day Of Fe-
bruary, 1906.
For the Petitioner,
Jean r. p des Garennes.
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4 V | S 0 !.

Por la presente Sc haee saber, que la
Central Guanica ha presentado una soli-
citud al Consejo Executive, para la insta-
laci6n de un sif6n de hierro colado de IL
pulgadas de diametro bajo el lecho del rio
Estero en- la fnca ssAcacia", Municipali-
dad de Gu6nica, a unos 40 pies al Norte
de un gran puente sobre eI camino pdbli-
CO que cruza dicho rio, en- un punto GER
ca. Ia intersection de la carretera de Ca
bo Rojo Mayagiiez
Todas las personas que deseen ser oidaa
4 favor en- contra de que Sc conceda di-
cha franquicia podrdn preaentar sus argu-
mentos, oratmente por escrito, ante Ia
Comisi6n de Franquiciaa ell dia 2 de Fe-
brero de 1905 8 antes de esta feeha.
Por los peticionarios,
lean r. p. des Gngenaes.
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lei s6bado las dos de Ia tarde como
previamente se anunci6, Ilev6se efecto en-
el salon de actas de Ia alcaldfs, la reunion
de elementos valiosos de esta sociedad con
obieto de tratar de levar & efecto IN asilo
refugio para niios delincuentes.
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LlegarOn sin n0Vedad
a IOsEStadOS unidOS.

Los hijOs del senor Cdndido Martinez
Rosell6, de Rio Grande que embarcaron
recientemente para los Estados Unidos,
lIegaron, segdn Sc informa, sin noyedad.
81 joven Ulises, representatives de dos
sefiores H. K. Mulford y Co, de Philadel-
phia, sali6 81 dia 12 del corriente para Gu
ba, en- representation de la referida casa,
y la sefiorita Marta, qued6 en- Filadelfa,
en- casa de las sefioritas Hoffman, para
asistir 4 clases de instruction pdblica.
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FL asesinatO de JunCOs.
TsIegrama del tsnIents MongII.

Caguas Enero % de 19O6.-Coronel
Hamill, San Juan. Aver a. m. fu6
asesinado barrio "Lirio' Jurisdiction Jun
cos JESUS Gonzalez, por individuo Ju-
liam Rosario, el que fu6 arrestado inmedia-
tamente por fuerza de aquel subpuesto.
Constituime sitio ocurrencia union fiscal
Corte Distrito qnien su poder diligencia
practicada. .-MoagiL teniente.
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dosas, malas causas, como 10 fueron para
destruir uno que pudo ser gran partido =
que ellos convirtieron en- escombros de
rencillas, de desuni6ny y de odios. Deben
hacer, 81 pueden, un gran peri6dico para
yer 81 consiguen explicar sin mover &
risa, cuales fueron las causas verdaderas
por las que no aceptaron la invitaci6n de
Ia T,ira de Municinios.
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-Esta manana el fot6grafo seror Colo
RADIO sac6 un grupo fotografco de las per-
sonas que asistieron la Inauguration de
la nueva fdbrica de gaseosas de los sefio-
res Rivero y Ca.
Van en- aumento los gastos que origi-
ma el hospital municipal de San Juan,
para poder atender solamente las necesi-
dades mas apremiantes.
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La cuadratura del cfrculo en- la legisla-
tura consiste en- hallar una manera
de regIamentar la matanza de carnes de
modo que pueda hacerse una ley que dure
al menos un par de amos ESQ de cambiar
leyes de matanza de carnes en- todos los PEE
rfodos legislativos, va siendo va un POGO
enojoso.
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MEETING ESPlRITlSTA.
Numa0sa eaneuTFeneIa.

Aver, y ante numerosa concurTencia, Sc
celebr6 en- Catafio un neeting1 espiritista
Hablaron los aanores Andres Rodri-
guez, Reyes Calder6n, Galvez Otero y Ma
tienzo Cintr6n.
81 entusiasmo que rein6 fue muy gran
de siendo ovacionados los oradores por Ell
auditorio, que, emocionado, los escuchaba
embebecido.
Informasenos que no hubo frases discor-
dantes, y que ell resultado del meeting
de aver, sera esplendido en- 10 que & pro-
pagaci6n del Espiritismo respecta.
Notfciase ademas que los propios indi-
cados oradores, hablar6n en- San Juan.
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En- Ia Mansion EjecutiVa.

Una reunion ha tenido lugar esta ma
mana en- Ell despacho del Gobernador con-
curriendo los jefes de Departamento sefio-
res Falkner, Feuille, Grahame y Tesorero.
Los representatives de la Camara senores
Aponte VirelIa Tribe visitaron tambi6n
al Hon. Gobernador
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ant visit with her friends at Lake View, N. J.
 Miss Ethel W. Bennett and Miss Eliz- abeth S. Rogers have gone to Norfolk for a. short stay and are domieiled at the Hillhurst,
 Miss Helen Williams of Collinsvllle IS the guest of her cousin, Miss Carry Williams of Fountain street, Westvllie.
 I. H. Levy, the Washington avenue druggist, and family are passing their vacation in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Arthur Malley has returned from a four weeks stay at Shelter Island, N. Y. MT Maney expects to join his fla ther Edward Malley, in a trip to Maine next week.
 Miss Mildred Shepard of Hartford is the guest of Miss Mattie Caldwell of Union avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Elizabeth T. White of Wall street has gone to Litohf1eh for visit with her aunt, Mrs. Edward T. Sey- mour. Miss White will spend the re- majnder of the summer with her there,
 Thomas F. Minneter is erecting two family house on Grafton street, which will be ready for occupancy about Sep tember 1. It is of sixteen rooms ant viii be arranged for two families. Petel McKeon is doing the carpenter worl and J. J. Coffey the plumbing and heat l ing.
 Miss Teresa Farrell and Miss Bessie Callahan of this city are spending { few weeks with Mrs. Walsh of Whal ley avenue, Westville.
 Misses Helen and Meta Vordenibaun of Winchester avenue have returned from a delightful vacation spent fl Litchfield.
 FIR. Nettleton, cashier of the Consol idated Railway company, and mother are spending a month at the Crippei farm. South Egremont, Mass.
 Orton A. Rose, jr., is playing a Forbes chapel during the month of Au ! gust.
 Miss NJ. E, Lynch of Waterbury i spending a week with Mir. and Mrs | J. Hurley at their home on Winthro
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avenue, After her visit here she goes to Denver, Col, to be present at the wedding of her brother, F. c. Lynch, which is to take place early in Septem- Der. From Denver she comes back east to sail for Europe, and expects to spend three months in travel in England and Germany. MT. and Mrs Hurley have just returned from the White moun- tains, where they went early in July.
 Walter Harra, captain of the Alpine baseball team, has signed a new pitch CT, Clarence Dorman of New Haven. Dorman has quite reputation having pitched for many of the amateur teams of the city, and for the Empires when they were In the city league. He will make his first appearance against the | hustlers this afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Howarth have returned to their home in Center street, West Haven, from months visit with Mrs. Smith in Brooklyn, N. Y. | Mrs. W. H. Fairchild of Crown street is greatly enjoying a summer at Sun l derIand, Mass
 Marsden Harris celebrated his birth day Wednesday evening at his home on First avenue, West Haven. Several of his young friends were invited to assist him in making the occasion a pleasant one. Games, vocal and instrumental music were enjoyed during the evening. Dainty refreshments were served. The guests were the Misses Lorrine Banks, Mary Sherman, Mabel Williams, Nellie HotchR1ss, Mary Scranton, Amy Harris Percy Humphrey, Robert Martin, Ry- land Banks, Roscoe Allen, LeRoy Man.
 waring, Louis Goffe Russell and Miss ] Cheesnies of New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. William G. L,otze are spending a week at Uncas Lake. near Lyme.
 Mrs. Hanlin of Boston, Mass. is inc guest of her parents, Mr and Mrs Jackson, at their home on Blohm street, West Haven.
 A little daughter of Mir, and Mrs. Joe | Sara of West Haven was terribly bit ten by their dog. They have taken her J to the Pasteur institute in New York
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ham gave piccolo solo, which added much to the pleasure of the evening. MT. Bridge left yesterday for his new home in Indiana.
 E. A. Bertrand left on Wednesday for Coteau du Lac, Canada, where his fam fly have been since June. He will spend wo weeks there.