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AT BETTS'.

Fresh and toothsome bakery goods. A fine stock of rubber and felt boots. Hot water bottles and verything in the rubber line.
 Linonine for coughs and colds.
 White pine and tar for colds, 25c 8 bottle. Tuttle's elixir for horses, soc a bot tie.
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An enjoyable surprise party was given, "Wednesday night, to Mrs Fran ces Schermerhorn by the members of Pootatuck Grange. After an evening passed with games and singing, a fine repast was enjoyed. Those present were: MT and Mrs A. w. Bassett, Mrs Sarah M. Glover, Mrs w. B. Glover, Mrs Fl. w. Wright, John J. Northrop, Miss Hattie Northrop, Miss Sadie B. Blackman, Frank Blackman, Miss Su- sic O. Beers, Miss Clara Beers, James B. Nichols, Miss Sweezey, B. B. Camp, Miss Ballard, Miss Mabel Northrop. c. G. Peck, Allison P. Smith, Norman Glover, MT and Mrs Lawrence Taylor, Miss Nellie Northrop, John Beers, Miss Mary Beattie.
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An agreeable movement of the bow els without any unpleasant effect is produced by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; s. J. Parks, Trumbull.
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Charles Botsford was called to New Milford, Wednesday, to attend the fu- neral of Mrs Ann Butterick.
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A. E. Bevans is shut in, this week, with severe cold at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs E. A. Bevans, in DOdQinptOWn.
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Mrs John T. Sheehan and Mrs Ida Hamburger passed Friday in the Park City.
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NOTIOE-The Board of Relief of the town of 1v Southbury will be in session at the Town n. to transact any business proper to come before said board: Also meet Feb. 8, 1906, at o'clock in the Town Hall In Southbury Per Order Board of Relief. Dated at S0uthbury, O0nn., Jan 19. 1908.
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Mrs Charles Retts of Camden, N. J. has been spending several days witt Dr and Mrs R. N. BettS.
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Mrs H. B. Tucker of Hawleyville is quite i'll with neuralgia, attended by Dr Kiernan.
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Robert 0. Mitchell and Edward Mitchell of Pootatuck were present al the Congregational church, Sunday morning.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-26

Manager R. H. Beers of the local tel. ephone exchange has provided new board covers for the telephone direct ories in the several railroad stations in town.
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Mrs Frederick w. Andrews is spend ing few days, this week, with friends inDanburV
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Miss Bridget Blake has been indis- posed with rheumatism.
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Leather has advanced in price lately but we are still selling the same quail ty of goods at former prices in mems, ladies' and boys shoes while they last Just now 8 goo d supply on hand.-[San- dy Hook Shoe Store.
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Charles Nichols is quite seriously il with appendicitis, attended by D Kiernan.
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Mrs Edward Taylor is spending fe, days with Mrs w. H. O'Hara at Nore ton HeiQhtS.
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Miss Lizzie Keane of Gas street.is i'll with the measles. Dr Kiernan attends her.
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Hiram lodge, No. IS. F. & A. M., conferred the first degree, Wednesday night.
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Mrs B. G. Lake is receiving congrat- ulations from her many friends on the fact that she has just come into pos session of property in Fairfield val ued at between S4OOO and $5O00. Mrs Lakes aunt, Miss Bridget Romano, died nearly two years ago, leaving no will. As Mrs Lake is one of the direct heirs she receives her share of this property in Fairfield. Rev Father Coleman, pastor of the Catholic church in Fairfield, was administrator of the estate. Mrs Lakes many friends will be glad to hear of her good fortune.
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Mrs George Yahrous has been on th< sick list, this week, attended by Dl Kiernan,
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Mrs Ida Hawley is quite ill with ; severe cold.
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Those who are thinking of painting their buildings, this spring, will do we'll to consult D. N. Clark, the hard ware man of Shelton, before buying their paint.
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The popular young men of the Hill. side club are to give minstrel enter tainment on the night of Washing toms birthday.
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Mrs Thomas 0. Keane and Master Joseph Keane passed Friday and Sat. urday with Bridgeport friends.
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Mrs D. l.. Pike and son, Harold, of Bridgeport, are at Mrs John Gays, as- sisting in caring for Mrs Gay, who is quite poorly.
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Gustave Carlson passed Saturday in New York City.
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NOTIOE-The Board of Relief of the ToWn IN of Monroe will be in session at the Town nall, Ee6Fuary and February 8. 1so6. from 10 appeals from the doings of the Board of AS. sessors, and to do any other business proper to come before said board, Miles B. Burr. Warren W. Bliss, Board of Relief.
 Dated Monroe, Conn., Jan. IS, 19O8
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Mrs Wilson M. Reynolds was the guest, last week, of Rev and Mrs Otis w. Barker at their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
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The water wheel in the Sandy Hook Woolen mill has been taken out by Josiah Tilson and shipped to Orange, Mass, to be repaired. An iron Hume is to be installed in place of the old wooden Hume.
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Joseph Wasile has opened tailoring shop in the Cannon building on Church hill and is prepared to make suits to order and do all kinds of repairing. Suits pressed for 65 cents.
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The book committee of the Beach Memorial library will meet next Tues day night at the Library building, and those having lists are invited to bring them in.
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Now is the time to look after your harness repairing. Don't wait till the busy summer season. Also boot and shoe repairing. Prices reasonable. TSandy Hook Shoe Store.
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John LilliS is in 8 serious condition as the result of an attack of apOplexy.
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Matthew Maddox, who has been in Berkshire for six months, leaves, this week, for Stamford.
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DO NOT FORGET. The place to buy Felt Boots is al French's, Bethel.
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Mrs John Gay is on the sick list.

Mrs James Farrell is quite low as the result of an attack of apoplexy.
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Mrs R. B. Danforth has been in Jersey City, this week, the guest of her father
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M. w. Corbett and Allison P. Smith of the High School Committee, visited the High school, Wednesday afternoon.
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Owing to the inclement weather, Tuesday night, the library whist was lightly attended. Miss Welch carried of the highest honors with AS points to her credit and received fern dish. 0. E. Beardsley won the gentlemen's Charles H. Northrop was awarded the ladies' second prize, a set of bodkins, and Charles G. Peck the gentlemen's $ second prize, a match safe.
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Harry Madigan has been appointed janitor of the Town hall by the select men.
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Cornelius Sturges and family heard the spring peppers near their home last week.
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Roy Platt of New York passed Sun. day with his parents, Prof and Mrs o. S. Platt,
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Charles T. Cole passed Saturday and Sunday in Brooklyn.
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Theodore Beardsley of Dodgingtown suffered slight shock, last week, and is now confined to his home.
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Royal Worcester corsets, correct ip style and price. Ladies' fleece-lined shoes, comfortable, and reasonable in price. At the Brick store, Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-26

E. $. Lowell, A. T.. Nettleton and Frank Wright have been appointed commissioners on the estate oa> Caro- line Sherman.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-26

A very pleasant whist party was given, Monday night, at St Mary's hall, Sandy Hook, by Mrs Mary Hurd. The first gentlemen's prize was won by Matthew Mattox, the second by Samuel Wilcox, and the gentlemen's consolation by George Dayton. The ladies' first prize was won by Mrs M. F. Gaffney, the ladies' second by Miss May McNamara, and the consolation by Miss Margaret Blake. Choice re- treatments were served.
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Flannelette and dress goods, winter caps, gloves, mittenS and felt boots, seasOnable goods and prices at hard pan, at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'S.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-26

Frank Rosetti. the Italian who stabbed Dariano, last week, was tried before Justice Blackman, Monday. He was discharged aft or 3 hearing: Rosetti claimed he used the knife in self defense, as DariaAo had struck him with hammer. Attorney NorthrOp ap- peared for the State
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John M. Beardsley has beep shut in at his home in DOdgingtOwh with a severe cold for a number of days.
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METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.

It is expected that w. E. Patchen Of Bridge port will occupy the pulpit Ut the Methods church, next Sunday morning and evening provided it does not stoem.
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MT and Mrs G. E. Taylor have been passing few days at Mamaroneck, N.
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MT and Mrs Peter McKeever have a son. born on Monday.
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Miss Nellie Kilbride is recovering from an attack of tOnSilitis.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-26

Contractor George A. Northrop is putting up an ice house and will put on an addition and make other im- provements to the residence of H. N. Tiemann in Hanover district.
 Levy Brothers have just completed their twentieth year of successful clothing business in Danbury and they will commemorate the event in be- fitting way by inaugurating 20th an- niversary sale. Their profits will be scattered among their patrons. For 20 years they have served their patrons well, and it is their purpose to better their service, if possible, each succeed ing year. Their anniversary sale will be pleasant occasion.
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Board of Relief Notices.

NOTIOE-The Board of Relief of the Town " Of EastOn will meet at the Town Clerks 1906, from o'clock to p. m., and will also De in session on the three following Mondays, February 5. 12 and 19, from o'clock to 5 p m., the doings of the Board of AsseaAors. Orris ". Ferry, James 8. Tyler. Charles F:>Nichols, Board of Relief, Town of Easton. Easton, Jan. 16. 1905.
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of toweling, sc per yard, at French's, Bethel
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SPECIAL SALE

NEW SPRING GINGHAMs, 10c per yard, at French $, Bethel.
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NOTIOE-The Board of Relief of the town of N sherman will meet at the Town Hall in said town, on Thursday, February 1, l9Oa. from gn 2. m. to ?. m, and on each succeeding Ih9rsday of.said month, to hear allcomplaints before said board. G. G. Hungerford, A. D. Giddings. D. W. Turner, Board Of Relief. Dat
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THE .CONdRE0ATlONAL CHURCH.

The Ladies' Missionary ssociety will hold their annual meeting, Tuesday afternoon, January 30, 'at 3 o'clock, at the home of Miss Scudder. A full at- tendance is requested.
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NOTICE-The Board of Relief of the town of " Newtown will meet at the Brick Building In said town on Thursday, February 1. 19c6. from 10 8. m. to 3.3O p. m., and on each suc- ceeding Saturday of said month, to hear all complaints and to transact any business prop Beers, Arthur D. Fairchild, :Jonn Leavy, Board of Relief: Dated at Newtown, Conn.,, January 18th. 1906.
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Those who are following Mrs Hum-
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N. KELLER,
NEW MILFORD.

NOR sALE--.Two farms belonging to the es southern part of New Milford. One farm con tains about 125 acres. with good house and barns, suitable for selling milk and raising tobacco. About $500 worth of tobacco raised the present season. Good spring water run ming at house and barn. Farm situated about 1h miles south of Still River station. The other farm containing about GA acres. with ated about 2h miles from R. R. Station. For further information address Homer L. Wan ger. Administrator. P. O.: Brookfeld. Conn. NOTICE--If you have any trouble with your IN horses feet come to my shop and get your onaRepairing in all its branches. All work NOTICE--I will be at the Town Clerks of second Saturday and the last Saturday of each month to receive taxes. Charles M. BereSfOrd, Tax Collector.
 NOTIOE-An male .citizens of the town of IN Washington between the ages of 21 and 45 years, ha ving any weakness that VIII exempt them them from military duty, will report to
 Dr. Ford before February 1, 1908.
 r. I, Hollister, selectmen John w. Collins, ) Washington. WIANTED-A single man to work on farm w Must understand milking and handling of horses. Good wages and good home to the right party. No liquor or tobacco. Henry 'E
 NOR SALE-A fine two-year-old heifer giv.
 E iug milk. Price $2s. K. E. Millspaugh
 Bethel, Conn.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

At II 8. m., morning service with sermon by the rector; at F m., Sun day school; at p. m., Evening Pray CT and short address.
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WANTED-A first class Representative for
 W whc le or part time work in good paying proposition that will bear inspection. P. O. B. 334. New Haven, Connecticut.
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BOARD OF RELIEF-Notice is hereby given
 D that the Board of Relief of the town of following days of February. 1908: Thursday, the 1st; Thursday, the sth; Thursday, the ing any appeal that may be made from the do ings of sthe Board of Assessors. Dated at
 Nichols. this 18th day of January, 19C6. How
 ard B. Curtis, Elmer T. Nichols, William 0, Re0ch. RO0rf} Of Reliaf
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Last Sunday the annual offering fol foreign missions was taken. Those who were unable to be present that day can place their envelopes in the offering at any time or hand them to the rector.
 Next week Thursday afternoon the Woman s Auxiliary will meet for work at the RectOry.
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EOR sALE-A Sterling kitchen range for I coal or wood. with high shelf and reser- voir. Good as new, or will excha ange for poul- try or stock of any kind. Theodore A. Bish- op, R. D. 1, Southbury, Conn.
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WANTED-Pasture lot about acree with
 W running water, vicinity of Taunton school house or nearby. Pasture. BEE Office, New
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kOR SALE-New improved Carpet and Rug Loom; Victor Talking Machine and twen- " records. Two Wood-heating stoves F. L
 N0rthr0p, South Center District, Newborn. Ot
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GGGS FOR HATOHING-From pure bred
 1 White Wyandottes, 75c per 13 eggs, sit e1ngs & $5 per 100 eggs. Sunny Brook Farm U. ID. White, Proprietor, Prof E. F. Costello Manager, Branch vile, OOnn
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fOR SALE-dood general purpose horse, afraid of nothing; 2-year-old Holstein 6eifer, due in May; also one 6-year-old COW due in spring. E. J. Miller, Bedding, Conn.
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HAWLEYvILLE CHAPEL.
 Next week Thursday evening Rev J. H. George will hold service in the Hawleyville chapel at 7.30 o'clock.
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VHANTED-Bright. honest young man from W NeWtoWn and vicinity to prepare for poy-
 ing position in Government Mail Service. Box
 One, Cedar Rapids, Ia. I
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,man. who understands
 " care 0f horses to workson private place. B. 0. Lynes. 75 Park Ave-, Danbury, Conn.
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TOWN TOPICS.
TRINITY PARISH NOTES.

lOWN lOFlNo. TRINITY PARISH NOTES. SUNDAY SERVICES. At Il a. m., morning service with sermon by the rector; at IF m., Sun- day school; at p. m., Evening Pray CT and short address.
 HAWLEYvILLE CHAPEL.
 Next week Thursday evening Rev J. H. George will hold service in the Hawleyville chapel at 7.3o o'clock.
 Last Sunday the annual offering for foreign missions was taken. Those day can place their envelopes in the offering at any time or hand them to the rector.
 Next week Thursday afternoon the Woman's Auxiliary will meet for work at the Rectory.
 THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 The Ladies' Missionary ssociety will hold their annual meeting, Tuesday afternoon, January 30, 'at 3 o'clock, at the home of Miss Scudder. A full at- tendance is requested.
 Joseph Wasile has opened tailoring shop in the Cannon building on Church hill and is prepared to make suits to order and do all kinds of repairing. Suits pressed for 65 cents.
 Matthew Maddox, who has been in Berkshire for six months, leaves, this week, for Stamford.
 Harry Madigan has been appointed janitOr of the Town hall by the select men.
 Now is the time to look after your harness repairing. Don't wait till the busy summer season. Also boot and shoe repairing. Prices reasonable. [Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
 Leather has advanced in price lately but we are still selling the same quail ty of goods at former prices in mems, ladies' and boys shoes while they last. Just now goo d supply on nhand.-[San- dy Hook Shoe Store:
 The water wheel in the Sandy Hook Josiah TiIson and shipped to Orange, Mass, to be repaired. An iron Hume is to be installed in place of the old wooden Hume.
 Charles Nichols is quite seriously i'll with appendicitis, attended by Dr Kiernan.
 Mrs John Gay is on the sick list.
 Mrs James Farrell is quite low as the result of an attack of apoplexy.
 John Lillis is in serious condition aS the result of an attack of apOplexy.
 Charles Botsford was called to New Wednesday, to attend the fu- neral of Mrs Ann Butterick. quite i'll with neuralgia, attended by Dr Kiernan.
 Mrs Ida Hawley is quite i'll with a severe cold.
 Mrs Charles Retts of Camden, N. J., has been spending several days with Dr and Mrs R. N. Betts.
 Mrs Edward Taylor is spending few days with Mrs w. H. O'Hara at Noro- ton Heights.
 The popular young men of the Hill side club are to give minstrel enter tainment on the night of Washing toms birthday.
 Mrs Wilson M. Reynolds was the onoSt Ia st wook Of Roy and Mrs Otis
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De TODAS parties

Dicen de Lisboa, que 81 haber separado
de su empleo al sacerdote de la iglegia en-
ell pueblo de Subugal, ha tenido por con-
secuencia Ia production de serios motines
entire gentes del pueblo, registrandose Z
muertos y numerosos heridos
En- tumulto ocuTrido en- Paris al In.
ventariar los objetos de una iglesia, Ell pre-
fecto de la policfa M. Lepine, fu6 golpeado
en- tres ocasiones con armas arrojadizas.
En- el conhicto resultaron gravemente
heridas Glen personas, doscientas de menos
gravedad; y 50 han hecho doscientos
arrestos.
La acci6n de los cat6licos SO considera
l6gica.
La ley de separation de la igIesia del
Estado, va votada, estipula que las igleEias
deben formar asociaciones.
Los inventarios que Sc hacen en- los
temples inteIesan & los cat6Iicos, puesto
que la propiedad le puede ser traspaBada
tan pronto como elias Sc constituyan en-
asociaciones; de 10 contrario, los bienes
iran ser propiedad del Estado.
Muchos de los participates en- los des-
fr lenes ocurridos son simples enemigoa
del gobierno, y otroB son desocupados ,
alborotadores.
La c6lebre tr6gica francesa Sarah
Bernhardt, celebr6 sus representations en-
la casa.ayuntamiento de la ciudad de
Portland, Maine, en- vez de darla en- Ell
teatro "Kinsila", segGn 10 habfan supli,
cado
Un abogado de L6ndres recIama ahora
Ia comisi6n que organize Ell viaie de Sa-
Fah America, Ia sums de $4,000 por
haber roto un contrato que habfa frmado
coz Mr.. Shubert, & quien ofreci6 500
pesos semanales y eI 80 por eiento del
producto de Ia primera function que ofre-
ciese en- cada pueblo.
-Informan de Roma que el correspon-
sal del diario I'll Polo Romano, declara
que eB unacceptable la polftica seguida por
Italia en- los asuntos de Marruecos. Ale
mania ha ejercido preston gobre Italia;
pero 81 delegado isaliano en- la Conferen.
cid, marques de Venosta, Be ha opuesto
resueltamente, enumerado las desventaias
que Sc acarrea Italia sin ganar NADIA en-
cambio.
Ell ministra de China en- Berlin ha
sido interrogado acercs de los preparativos
que Sc estan nevando cabo en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, con el objeto de hacer una in.
tervenci6n armada en- China.
El ministro contest6: "En China ha
despertado un nuevo espfritu nacional que
ha levantado Ell alma del pueblo, y China
no tolerara en- adelante ninguna aggression
extranjers.
Los cbinos son tratados en- los dem6s
paises como una raza inferior. Ninguna
potencia extanjera Sc arrieggar6 aisIada-
mente atacar al imperio chino.
Nuestra naci6n tiene ahora en- pie de
guerra, un ej6rcito de 10000 honbres. ar
mados Ia moderns, y China al menos
trata actuaImente de defender sus derechos
de los cuales no quiere verse deposefda.
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e. VINO De sTElRNs. On case TlPIeO

Aun
parte de educac6n la anea
Hgado de Bacalao fergnoo medcamento ecaz
deoo E invado mas d6b aburTido
dgiere asimia grandfsia facidad Esa de
grandes yenaas acee de hado bacao
nauseabundo ndigesto
He aqlf tfpico:
Il atena,M Marc deIoo
HaGendo slndo
agradabe
E.. Z
Para aneia ncpente bronqniales
pulmonares las enrmedades debante de todas ses Ell Vino
de teans reedo exceena tedo
ypur6ca encanto saud
Acee Egado de acalao contIene
eras oeosas reaene esa de los eeenos
del aceie bacaao delcoso
agregado Peponao de Hero propedad t6c
Pdase Botieas
FREDERICK STEARNS 6 ClA.
de Quinicos Farnaaceutios
sssi DETROIT. MICH. 6. .. 4.
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UN EPISODE EN- LA
COrtG SuprGma.

Esta mafiana 'ocurri6 un incidente Gu
rioSo en- la Corte Suprema de JustiCia du-
Tante la celebration del auto de msapdGmus
contra Ell senior Comisionado de instruc-
ci6n.
Declaraba el seior BalbSs puntualizan-
do los trabajos de la comisi6n orgauizado-
ra de las escuelas de artes y ofcios, y. casi
al final, cuRndo ell senior Balb6s manifesto
que Sc adivinaba, meJor dicho que podfa
asegurarse que el senior Comisionado era
contrario q Ia creaci6n de dichas escuelas,
el Attorney pidi6 al Tribunal que estas
palabras fueran retiradas del record, pues
to que las conclusionea correspondfa hacer-
las'al Tribunal, el Presidente dijo al taquf
grafo que leyese la parte que hacfa re-
ferencia 81 Attorney para retirarla
81 taqufgrafo contest6 que no habfa po
dido tomar notas de las declaTaciones del
gefior Balbds, porque este ss expresaba algo
de prisa.
Entonces el sefior Presidente Ilam6 Ia
RtenCi6n al taqufgrafo que tomara puntual-
mente cuanto allf Sc habl6ra cuando tu-
viera dudas que Sc hiciera repetir.
Desds entonces empsz6 una especie de
Vi0 crStcis para eI senior. Balbds, pues ca
da momento era interrumpido por ell Il
qufgrafo, notandoHe su desagrado pneB ee
le iban Las ideas cada interruption te-
niendo que reconatruir su declaration.
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Iuzgad0 de- Paz.
IuIelOs Dc hsy


Juan Morey, por promoYer escandaIo
en santurca, con gritos y fTases obscenas
GERONIMO Dionisio Ortiz, por dar
caETeras en- Il estaci6n del ferrocarril, 4
Il llegada del trsn, moleatando los pa.
Iajeros So. cada mo.
Angel Casanova por promover esc6nda-
10 8 insultos & 50 esposa $15.
jose Hernandez, por cargar con 40 90.
una carreta tirada por una sola yunta,
SIS.
Manuel Estebanez, por no llevar luz
en- un CARO- 4 las p. "a. Is /.
Rafael Marrero y Rafael Moiica, por
dar gritos 4 la I y media g. m. de hoy,
81. cada uno.
Enrique Gimenez, por ir montado en- 81
CARO- que conducfa por Cristo street ST.
Regime Calder6n y Dolores de Jesds,
por rifia So. cada uno.
Benito 0tero = MarceIino Villegas, por
promover escandalo, ST.. cada uno.
M6nico Escalera, poT correr & escape
IN caballo por ID carretera en- Santurce
$1.OO.
Fueron abaueItos cuatro acusados de di-
versas faltas.