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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

About 200 guests attended the wedding OF
Miss Estella Gilda Bianchl, sister of DR..
and Mrs. Angelo r. Bianchi. of 104 Sew
enth, avenue, and DR.. Francis A. Caruso'
which took place at the home of the
brides brother last night.
The was performed by the
Rev. Peter Catalina, pastor of st. An
thony of Padua's Roman Catholic Church,
East Newark, beneath a 1--WE Of palms
and American Beauty roses. All of the
rooms were deliberately decorated with
palms, ferns, roses and carnations, with
beautiful effect.
The brides gown was of white chiffon
over satin, cut princess. with a long train,
and garnished with fine lace. Her hair
was adorned with a white aigrette. and
she wore the gift of the bridegroom, a
gold-monnted comb, studded with bril-
liants. Her bouquet was Of bride roses
and lilies of the valley. She was attended
by her sister, Miss Viola Bianchi, of
Brooklyn, who was gowned in a handsome
white lace robe over %taffeta, and car
ried q large bouquet of pink roses. Palmer
B.. Cesimuolo, Of New York, was the
best man. and the ushers were Anthony
Searne, Edward March. Dominick Valen-
tino, DR. J. De Matteo. G. Belfatto, r.
Fennelli. John Mutt and Edward Caruso. a
brother Of the bridegroom.
A reception and supper followed the
;nffer which the couple left on
a trip to- Niasaras Fails, where they will
spend their honeymoon Many handsome
gifts were received. Upon returning they
will reside at 60 Garside street
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

shellac poured over worn places in
graniteware n the vessel held over
the fire so that the shellac can dry will
make them last a long timer
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

A dish of charcoal placed In the PAN
try will keep articles Of food sweet and
wholesome almost as well as ice.
Change it once every ten days. when
the weather Is warm.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03
Something New.

An ideal arrangement for the girl
who cannot stand a collar in warn
weather is the new modification Of the
Peter Pan shirtwaist. The points of
the front of the neckband are turned
back and embroidered with a little de-
sign, and the waists are as coil and
comfortable as can be.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03
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Thrifty housewives who replenish their
liner closets religiously from time to time
will be delighted with those hemstitched
pillow cases and sheets shown at Bam-
berger's. They are made of an excellent
quality of muslin.
A new h-ose-supporter. one that does
ava with safety pins. loops and buttons
and operates by a firm clasp that attaches
to both stocking and corset, will find
favor with well-dressed women. These
were seen at Miss Teresa Smiths in a
variety of fine elastic webbing.
A careful, well-dressed woman will al
ways have shields in her gowns. even in
her lingerie blouses. One made especially
for thin materials Is shown at l.. s. Plaut
g. Co.'S. 1t Is of a fine silk gauze, chem
ically treated. and is edged with pretty
valenciennes lace.
Nothing makes a more satisfactory cos
tune for business or rough wear in hot
weather than one of the new coarse can
vas weaves so popular Just now. These
are shown at ridiculously low prices at
Hahne's, and are very much worn. The
colors include dull blue, gray and the
shades of tan and brown so much In de-
mand at present.
A handsome bag to carry with a lace
costume seen at w. ". Snyder's has a
frame of steel and gold, with a steel and
gold chain. The bag Is made of brocaded
white silk, covered with princess lace.
The latest novelty In a necklace is on
display at H~artdegen's. 1t is made of fiat
beads of Chinese jadestone strung on
links of gold. There is a pendant of
peculiar shape. which adds to HI at
Effectiveness of this pretty conceit.
A new lace jacket worn with a white
linen suit is of coarse filet net combin ed
will Venice applique and valenciennes
lace. This smart little garment Is shown
at the David Straus store.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

The marble top-or rather, the imita-
tion marble top-of a quite cheap wash
stand makes an excellent pastry slab,
and in these days of badly made and
therefore quickly WORKOUT furniture is
often available.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03
HOUSEWIFE SUGGESTIONS.
Silver hat is not in frequent use will
tarnish if rubbed with oatmeal.

Never heat or stir cereals with a
spoon. 1t makes them pasty. Use a
plated silver fork.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

To neglect a advertising Is like resolving never
to travel by steam or commurlcate BY tele-
and persist upon living In perpetual darkness,-
Horace Greeley.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03
MIDSUMMER BRIDES
WEDDING IN
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. O. Pfeifer serenaded
at Reception-Pretty italian Girl
Marries DR.. Francis A. Caruso.

Miss Bertha Hiddner and Richard Oscar
Pfeiffer were married late yesterday aft
ernoon in st. Johns Lutheran Church, In
the presence of n large assemblage OF
friends. The Rev. Bernard Pick, pastor
of the church, performed the
The bride. who was tastefnlly gowned in
white silk, with a tulle veil and wreath
Of lilies Of the valley, was attended by
Miss Anna Krauss, as maid of honor, and
Miss Hilda Lunz. as bridesmaid. who
were gowned alike In white batiste
dresses, trimmed with valenciennes lace.
They carried bouquets of bridesmaid roses
and wore buds of the same flowers In
their hair.
Edward f. Jaehnig and Walter dc
aid were the brldegroom's attendants. and
the ushers were George Cooke and Paul
Perschel.
The ceremony was followed by a dinner
at Achtel-Stetter's for the families and i'm
mediate relatives. During the evening the
young couple were serenaded by the M. @.
v. Arion, of which the bridegroom Is a
member.
After a trip to the Islands Mr..
and Mrs. Pfeiffer will reside in this city.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

The prevailing mode of the new jacket is for box ae semi-hted models
and surely nothing could be more nattcring to slender, undeveoped ngures
The new designs are all for beconingn ness and grace. end ne when mss.s
raention is sketehed The coat is seni-ftted in back and bx shape IN rrons
with darts 1t the shoulder to lend shapehness. The collar Is novel IN Outline
and may be Of velvet or the coat matc'al Pockets are always convsni0na
even though THEY be small, and these ere jaunty and chic. Tn skirt $ 'ne
Of the pretHest Of the new styles, being in nine Cores and double box piesfoa
This insules the timness W thu hips 20 vital at p*sent and a uh ~ope
ct tho hem The suit is adapted 20 any Of the seascnable materials, I
yards # 4elnch goods being needed FOR the pediun sze
z475- Sizes. H. IA We years.
The prce OF thhk pattern is ten cents.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

When kettles have become black
from the coal In kitchen stoves. fill a
medium-sized box with sand and keep
under the sink. When a kettle Is taken
off from the coal fire put it in the box
of sand and turn around a few times
and it will soon become bright and
clean without soiling the tables or the
hands.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

People go where they're invited. Advertise
in H EVENING STAR and they'll come to
YOU.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

To freshen old potatoes and wishered
apples soak in cold water over night.
The potatoes should be pared. but the
apples should be soaked with their
skins on.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

Tack a piece of cheesecloth over the
screen in your pantry window and see
how much dust you can keep out; wash
the cloth when needed.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

To make a q~uick-drying glue put the
glue in a bottle half full and fill up
with common whisky. Cork tight and
set by for three days and 1t will dis
solve without the application of heat
and last for years.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

Dip jelly bags in boiling water and
wiring as dry as possible before using
to save the loss of fruit juice soaked
up by the cloth.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

Pickles or vinegar will not keep in a
jar that has held grease of any kind.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

A new lace jacket worn with a white
linen suit is of coarse filet net combin ed
with Venice applique and valenciennes
lace; This smart little garment Is shown
at the David Straus store.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

Never hang a bird near the ceilir
of a room, especially during the nigh
Instead, set the cage on a table
hang it on a level with the head, SIM
the air at the top of a room, unleI
exceptionally well ventilated. is NJ
only hot, but impure.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-28
De S0CIEDAp.

En- San juan La elegante damita,
linda triguefia del verjel de Fsjardo, seio.
rita Suncha Lopez, eat6 en- San Juan
deade 81 s6bado. Que bri.la por mucho
tempo squf eBs hermoHO luceT0.
En- Ell ''Parque" .-Muy snimsda Tesul'
to Ol aGbado la jaFsna en- 81 pr6tico Bitio y
nm elegantisimo TamilIsts de distiDguidas
bellas damss de San Juan = del Versa.
les di6 Ia bEillante nota fameninR de Ia
fiesta.
Lindflimas damitss como las graoiosaB
morenas Bsnilde Bravo, Maria Hoheb,
ParRdis, Mercedes Velez, Penedo, Csmu-
Gas, Angelita Perez, Lopez, Rodriguez.
Cabrera, UmpieTre, bslla8 , elegantes
EubitRs como CaTmelits Bravo, Nsdal,
RouTe, Aida Pide Daub6n, entire otTss,
Rnimaron esquisitRmsnte el smplio salon
en- donde TerpRfcore halo ferviente quito
y 81 DioH aladO aucho campo para Tealizar
BuE ''tEAvesurRa',
DiStinguidaS bsllaS sehoFitas del ele'
mento americana de esta Hociedad dieron
tambi6n Ia grata nota do Hu pFesencia ALI,
contribuyendo al mas bTillRnta espectaculo
de Ia fiesta.
A las II 80 termin6 la gTata veladR y
para otTa nos parmitimos advertir la
complRCiente orqueRta que Las danzas dc 3
"mersngueh" parsoen muy cortas les
bailadoTea.
PeroOmales -EstS en- San Juan 81 Behor
Francisco Brunei hacsndado de ManRtf.
Ha estado en- San Jusn 81 eStimable
iovep de Agusdills, Angel TorregVosa.
Ha EegEesado & So residencia de Huma-
cEo 81 cRpit6n de Ia policfR insular ssfoE
f. Tallada.
Para SG9. Gerndn. .-SAldr6n pEonto Ia
BimpaticR Ciudad de las Lomsa los distln.
guides esposos Lopez Disc BustalO, que
eataTan slf algunoa diss, para volver
despu6s & eAta Ciudad en- donde hRr6 de
sFgundo jefs de la policiR insular el Ssfi9r
Lopez Diaz duEante la RnAenciR del CO.
mandants del cueFpo. Buen visjs y gratas
impresioneu.
In 6aiIe en- AguadiJla --El cfrculo
sgusdillano de "San Carlos SO pTeParR
dsE an gran bRile de sooisdad en- Ia noche
del 4 del entranta men con motive de las
feBtsB pstFonaleH que slli Sc celebFarsn.
Ssguramente Eesultsra Csp6adido Pua5
AgnadiLls cuenta con una entuEiasta y
distioguidR juver tud.
Que Be divieltan.
En- el Casino "A graaabiIisima fue Ia
velada de anochs en- el Casino para les
afcionados al bale, pues 81 ali sfsctuado
EeRut6 animadfsimo FL grupo de bellas
y elegsntes hefioritas que llen6 Ia amplia
sails luciendo distinction hsrmosure, era
escojido, entFe otYas TacoTds mos las de
Schira (Camelia Patria) PaIa1iH Perez
PieTTst, RouFe, Sandcz, DRub6n, Csnet,
Meltz, Badrens, Lopez, CRmufaS Gorbea,
Ojeds, Molina, Urrntis Ramirez en-
bfillante "houquet".
L2 jaERna teTmin6 Ian ~ ain que
deoRyera an momento la snimaci6p.
SEMPER.
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les indicaciones especiales existenteg 90
81 otFo pals, daspeTtsndo sn elloS interessD
por al miamo induci@ ldo!os contiouaI
sus estudios BobTe 6i
Ademas de este programa de coopsrR-
ci6n univeEsitaria que, pussto en- pTactics,
daTfa, sin duds, Feaultados muY sRtisfacto-
rios en- 81 sentido de una vinculRCi6n mas
eptrscha entire los puebIos de Am6Yics,
tiene 81 doctor Rowe la idea de procuraF
un intercsmbio de alumnoB universitarios,
buscando 81 concurso de capitalistaa Fl an
tropos de les Estados unidoB para EostaneE
silf las bscas de los j6veneB que les centres
supetiores de instruction sudamericanos
quisiaFsn enviar q hlcar estndios en- las
aulss de lss u3iveFlidsdeB del noTte
Actualmente tienen los EstsdoB Unidon
establecido 81 intsTcambio de pScfssores
con las universidades de Paris Bsrlfo:
CatedrSticos noEtsameYicGnos van & dictar
lecciones los alumncB fcsnCeBes y alema
nes, y, 50 7sg, maeatros de aq uellag uni.
vsrsidades europesB cumplen igual miAi6n
ca la Tep1blica del noTtt; peYo, en- Ia pfkc
tica los reBultados de eAte enaayo no son
todo 10 Bstitf4ctoIio qoe Be esperRbg: las
dihcultsdes del idicma; la 6ivarBidad de
melodies de ensen Il "a otFsB CAUSES m 81,
hscen que no Sc aprovechs bien tal inteE-
Gamble poT 10 que 81 doctor r wa cree
que hsbifa mayor veltsja en- que faeEa
etc de slumuos y nc de profesoTes, pues
squsilos So asimiian mejor al pals doude
van & hacar eatudios, y caando los taTmi-
nan TeggeEan 10 Auelo natal, son pro-
pi gaadistaB sirceFos ds las idess a1quiri
dRB dursnts 50 vida u iversitaEia txtEgn-
jsra hiTven de Iszo de uni6a entire 50
proIio psfs aqusl otro eu qas paHRron
paEts de 50 juventud, = 81 que so encuan-
tran igadoH por vinculcE s5peciales de
simpatis , de tfscto.
Muy gFst1 seTfR para nose tFos que 81
ilustrado professor americana que duTante
90 brevs permanencis en- Lima ha dado
muestgsH de Bu cultura preparation ints
lectual, pudiera rsaiizar 81 proyecto que
acabamoa de TefsEirnof; pusB, b .bEfs do.
BILE pFoveeho para noa,tros en eBs inter.
cambio de alumncB univeraitREics gus nos
permititfs euvisE estudiRntea peru znoB
centres RupsIiores en- les gus sdquitiTfan
conocimisrtaa titles para ellos para sl
pals, haEfs veniT al PERI cieTto mime
70 de i6venes noTteameTicapnB distir guides,
que, despuel de conocer de cersa de
adquiEiT vfncul:s psrsonales Gquf, iFian
RctuaT on Is sociedad en- Ia po ftica de So
pstEia, preparadoB favorablemeDts para
msnteneE reIaCionea gEatas con noHotros, y
sin esos prejuicioG, nacidoB de fAlta de no.
ci6n fxacta de las cosas, que, vsces, DIFF
cultan ls buena intaligencia entire hombFsa
, pueblon.
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SORPRENDI-
da en- Puerta de
TERRA.
tNu serfa que ssa pOhrs genta juga.
ha " loCksE sin intsr6s"?
lHlbTa gJSndss maDiguas
on 81 GsRifO do ID Cludai7

Aver entire de Ia tarde d Bsygsnt9
Lopez del pusAto de Puelta de Terra y
81 guaEdia Juan GonSSIez soEprendieron
una iugada en- al "BaTadero", en- Ia casa
de Marta FigueFoa arreatando 10 indivi'
duon entire hombres mujsreB ocupsron
una loteIfR de csrtonGs y uuR bsrsja =
dinaKo
SsrvicioH polioiacOH de ssta indole, son
frecuenteu. Y nc poTqus 10 Hsan, dsiamos
de com prender que as hace bisn en- psrHs'
guir aplioRr Ia ley los deiincuenteS.
Mas 10 qne 81 no necssita mucho esfaeTzo
para comprecdsEAe tambiea, 90 que los
pecsH peg uefi % son los que geueralmente
Caon en Las fSciles Eedes de Ia policfa.
Ds los peees altos, de loE tshureS de
lsvita jAmkS Fars vaz 30 oye decir que
han CRido en- tap sutilss rGdeE.
Muchos de los primeros ignoran veces
lR tEaBcandencia de 90 delito; pero esos
otroB que haats con 81 mayor descaro-co
mo 20 diio en- Ia O6mara de delegsdos-
han ll0gsdo & dslinquir Improvements se
g6u de pGb'ico Bs Saba On 10 mas c6ntri
co de San Juan; esOu otroB parsce que,
psceB grandsB Rl fin, Haben nRdsr y guar
dac la Fopa.
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.EI ssgundu vlajs del ''lusitanla"
e primer hlreV que atfaVIssa eI AtlaRtIGo en-
manas Do elNG0 aLas.

New York II de Octubre.-El rey de
los mares, como llaman 81 excelents vapor
"Lusitania" ha terminado ~ Begundo viz
ia llegsndo este puerto Ia una II
minutos de ls madFugada, hsbiendo tsnl.
DO que anclar despu6s del faro de Sandy
Hook, para podsT entrar en- puerto 4 IL
ssIida del sol.
Ell "Lusitania" hs tfectuado "a segun.
do visjg de DAunt's Rock tEav6s del
AtlSntloo en- cuatrO dfaE, 19 hoTas 40
minutes, es 81 primer barco que ha atrn.
vesado 81 AtlanticO de un lRdo otro on
msnos de cincoB dfaa.
Ell mgundo visje del "Luaitania'' hs
aidO mas rapido que 81 primerO, pues en-
ests adelsnt6 cinoo horas , IA minutob
mas que On squel. SuB jornadaH fueron
- 608 millsA las Aiguienteg 617.
Ha batido el record en- Ia naveg9ci6n
pues hasta ahova el baYco mas naviero
era 81 ''DeustsChland' qua andabs 24.19
nudos, habiendo hscho 81 "Lusitania"
25.17.
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EI GersbrO mas peque1O que Sc ha
COnOCidO.
Tsmhltn ora psqusf0 81 dol llustre fflntBs Leon
GInbstta.

New York II de Octubre-Ayer ue
hizo la autOpsis, en- 81 cementeFio del ca.
dAver de Daniel Lyons Eta fac muerto
ea la construction de an tdnel On Pensil-
vsDia;su autopsia ha VeVelsdo los dccto
res O'Hanlan = La1kin, que Lyons tenfs
81 ceTebEo mas pequefo que 90 hsbfa CO.
nocido
Por regla general 81 cerebro peSa de 48
1 80 onzss, y 81 de eate solo pasaba "a
La estructuTa do Ia ORbeza de Lyons era
noTmal, y todos ouantos ls conocieron de
claran que era un hombre iutsligente.
81 doctor O'HanIsn que ha hecho inf.
nidad de sutopsias dice que no hR viBto
Ctro mas psqusfo. su forma 81 normal
= solo 80 nota Ia difsrencia ca 81 peso.
So deduce de asto, pues, que la intali.
gencia Ia oonstituye Ia Calidad , no la
cantidad del cerebro. Sc recu erda con
esto que 81 csrebro del ilhstre Gambatta
ara de los mss pequs nos que Sc conocfsn.
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ANUNCIO.

DepGrtamento del Interior. OfcinG del
Superintendent de O6ras PGbEicas.
San Juan, P. r Octubrs 2s dc 1907.
PropOsiciOneB en pliego csrrado por du.
plicado Para ID construction del Pabsll6n
para el Alcaids, Arecibo Jail Building,
Arecibo, P. r., ss EecibiEan On esta ofiCi-
ma hRstR las 10 a. m. del dfa de Novicm'
bra de 1907, en- que Be abfig6n I6blica'
mente'
FL presupuesto sprcximRdo de las obras
Rgcisnda & 81. 992 90.
PlitgoH dc conditioner, formas en- bIan
co , toda clasa de inform aci6n le facilita
ran los licitadoreH que 10 solicitor On
esta Ofcina.
Les pianos comp'eton ds Ia Obra pueden
versa en- esta O6cinR. Azales de Iou
mitmos puedsn UbtsneHae mediapts IN de
p6Aito de diez dollars ($lO) que aerkn
resmbolGado 81 devclver dichos aznles.
La Administrator ne resalvR Ell dara'
cho do rechazRr cualquiera todas las
propoHiciones. J. J. Jimenez, Supt. de
Obras P6blicss Nun 2 : 6 Y. a.
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FIESTAS PAT ON A.
les en- AguadiIIa.
Hlbra bollss, baseball" manifestation
sseOlar, fasgos irtlflslsIss J 0tr0s sspsG-
iaeuIos pdhllGOs.

Hemos recihido Ell programN para las
p!6ndidas fsstas patronRlss que ca honor
de San Carlos Borromeo, patron de Agua-
dillR, prspaYa Rquel entusiabta vecindaFio.
Empezaran 6Itas 81 80 del corriente
taTminando 81 del entranta Noviembre,
y en- 81 progEams fguFan diversos espec-
t6culos p6blicoB.
81 dfa 80 despu6S de inaugurada Il
fiesta con aaIvaa ? rspiqueR de campanag,
una vistoGR compaYBa YecoTYeFS las GALES
de Is ciudad. Per Ia noche EetFsta, fuegoB
artifcialea bale de confianza en- 81
"Cfrculo de San Carloh'. El dfa 81
deaRffo de "bass ball Tetrets, fuegos aEtl.
6ciales gran balls de obEeEoB en- Ia casa
cOnsiGtorial. EI dfa / de NoviembEe be
suspende TODD fsstejo poF scr dfa de los
difantoa Dis gran manifestation eucolsr,
retrets, fuegoa , baile. Dia 3, gran bale
de ni6oB On el Cfrculo, eBtudiantinR, Salve
solemne en- Ia ig'esia cat6ica, fuegaa arti-
fcialeg y retEets por la banda de ls policfa
inBular. DIS A, diana, misa Bolamne an
el temple cat6lico, ofciando el p. Infanz6n
los pdrrocoE de Aguada y Anssoo, repair
tici6n de lmognag, CucRh2 martina y
regatta 6 reno, gran retreta por Ia banda
de Ia pOlicfa inBular, faegos artifciales y
gran bRile de sociedad en- el circulo con lR
reputads orquestR de Domingo Cruz
(Cocolfa).
La comisi6n invita- & toda Ia isla Sc
trata de que hsya trsnea de fsrrocarril
extraordinsriOs entire las eatscionsB cerca-
mas 6.Aguadilla para facilitRr Is concu-
rEencia las fsntas.
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APESAR De La .LLU-
via hubO Carreras.
La coneuTeneIa foe bastaRto aunNOsa ] habo
faGlIItld0s On d trafIGD.

La tarde de aver Sc prezentaba Iluviosa.
Muchos cTefan que las caFFeras de cabR-
Hos habrfan de Bnspenderse. No fu6 aaf
deBpues de la primera cRrFeFa cay6 IN
fueEts aguacero de mas de media hora,
pero 81 entugiasmo de los afcionados ls
fiesta hfpies = de los duehas de caballou,
no s. entibi6 = COntinuaTon las carEefas
con la mayor 8nimaci6n.
La tRrde result6 buenR despu6s.
Con motive de eBtar mojada La piata
los cabRlloa que Ia recorEieron yebsiaron
HuB record en- slgunos aegundos.
Gsnaron "Rubio," 'LoFd," ''LIave de
Orc" "Msmbi," InOsente PellOt
A las seiE de Ia tarde comenz6 & desfilar
Is ConouEFencia. PRraban ds 500 peryo.
mas las que SO agFupabRn en la boca calle
del "hip6dromo" para tomAT los carroz
eI6 1tricog = regresar Bus hegsre8.
Este Bervicio estuvo TeguIarmanta
atsndido = los visjercB pudisFon VisjaE
con reIatiYs hoIgurs. El n6mero de co.
chez de punto y paTticulares gus se vie
ron RFeE en- circulaci6n con motivo de las
cRErerss pasaba de 80 hubo mayor orden
que otraa veceg en- lR Balida del "hip6.
dEomo."
Un espectGculO extra, hubo: Ia sobeEana
oaida del Lcdo CroGaB.
GrsCias ~ constitution herctIea, no
le fae cara Ia fiesta, pues aquslla vuelta
de carAerO que di6, era para deBnucar
Z un toro.
El Lido. qued6Se an instante senta1o
Sobre Ia arena Eisndo y aplaudiende tam
bi6n con 81 p6blico que refa , aplaudfp.
Esta Saada no He Ia di6 el iues nadie,
pero Ee la do 81, 81 jaco ceTril que con
tanta graciR hubo de derribarle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-28

mismo el Aqua que Ia Pasta 8 Que 81
Polvo DentoI son el dentffrico por ex-
celencia, pues su eualidad soberana-
mente antiseptica rednen un perfume
agradabilisimo, como ningdn otro de los
conocidos.
Pero Ia mayor autoridad que tiene ese
1nVento, creado de conformidad con los
trabajos del gran quimfco Pasteur. CON
siste en- que destruye todos los malos mi
cGrobios de la boca, impidiendo asi por
10 tanto, la carries de los dientes, q curan-
dola con certeza cuando existe, igualmente
que las infamaciones de las encias v las
Intermediates de la garganta. A los Pocos
dias SlI De usarlo, los dfentes adquieren una
Dlancura nitida y brillante, ell sarro Q
tartaro desaparece, queda en- la boca
sistente.
Aplicado puro, por medic de una holita
dc algodon en- rama, calma instantanea-
mente los dolores de muelas, por vioIen-
tos que sean, sin mas que colocar dicha
bolita sobre el diente 8 muela enfermos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-28
.LAPESIMB LUZ ELEC-
triCa de Ponce.
Pareee que Ia rOnpiHIl tlsn0 OnpIsadOs que no
son mUy sI6GiTIcOs para CONTiI.
(De maestro corresponsaz).

OctubTe 26.-son tan Fepetidas las que.
jas de los vecinoB respecto Z Ia luz elettri
CO gus urge tomRr pOr quisn corresponds,
una en6Tgica Fesoluci6n.
La compaffa Railway and Light Go,
que 90 tan exigents, debs a menos Bervir
bien 81 rdblico que le psgR.
A variaB personals que ragan puotusl.
ments, no sc les ha cobFado este mes, no
sabemos por que, sin habeEselss cobrado
90 les manda coltar los hiIos poT ler
morosOs.
Elto Constituye IN RbuBo incaIifcable,
pues bien esta que SO corte los que no
pagan, psro no los que no ss les cobra,
por descuidO de alg6u emplsAdo.
Es "a tempo de que % mejoEe el Eervi-
clio de euta comps MIA, pues ia 81 E6b.ico
estk canAado de mala luz J Do compIsts
oBcuridad.