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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
NOT|C|AS D|VERSAS
Quejas de varios veci-
nos.--Escasa vigilan-
cia de la polic1a.
EL DOCTOR CORDsRO
Esczndalo en- un bale en- San
Lorenzo. .-Conde ,as Jim
puestas en- Ponce

Vecinos que residen en- Ia
ranbla del cementerio quejause en-
primer terlnino de la falta de luz
en- aquel recinto y en- segundo ter
mlno la escasa vigilancia de la po.
licia por aquellos alrededores, dan
do este lugar que Sc sucedan fire.
cuentes escandalos.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan
nuestro amigo el doctor don Felipe
Cordero,
Ell sefor N. Rivera, Box
1892, desea saber el paradero de
don Manuel Diaz, como de 50 amos,
escribiente que era del Registrc
Civil de Arecibo ha dos amos, Que
desde Noviembre ulti1no sali6 dc
esta capital en- excursion por la isla
~ no ha regresado. La sonora
tenia fonda en- Aguadilla 8 Isa-
bella. s Sd.
Los seIores Dordal y Mesa,
duenos de una agencia funeraria
Ell San Juan, han solicitado del Su'
perintendente de Sanidad permlsC
para trasladar desde Santurce el
cadaver de dona Catalina Massari
Defon { inhumarlos en- el cemente-
rio de Arroyo.
-PONCO Ell conocimiento del
ComercIo y del p1blico que he da-
do q los sefiores S. RAMIREZ & Co,
de San Juan, mi representation
para la venta EXCLUSIVE en- la 1sla
de Puerto Rico de los vinos RIoJA
CLARETE de la CoMpANIA VIM
COLA DEL NoRTE DE EsPANA.-
MANURL MUNoz, Habana.
-Infornan de San Lorenzo
que a causa de una discussion habi.
da entire Ricardo Cebollero y IN
tai Vicente, en- un bale, promovi6
sc un escaudalo. Al intervenir e.
guardia Cintr6n fue provocado poi
el primero, quien trat6 de agredir
le. 81 guardia hizo uso del rotten
ilhriendole dos herilas en- la cabeza
y ocupandole una navajo. FL he
rido fue arrestado y conducido a
hospital, presentandose denuncia
ante el Juez municipal.
Las siguientes condemns fue-
ron dictadas por el juez municipal
de Ponce; Monserrate Cruz Esco-
bales, 40 dias por acometimientoi
Aniceto Gouzalez, TN aho y 90 dias
mas por hurto; Claudio Robes, IN
ano por hurto; Manuel Cortes {
meSes y 50 dias talnbien por hurto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Conferencia de la Ha-
ya.--La question de
los lDardane1os.
ANDRES TAEURIET
Su muerte. -Emigrantes es-
panoles al Hawaii. - Va.
por <Hel:6polis.>

1nsisten los diarios ingleses en-
que Russia pedira 4 la Conferencia
de La Haya la Suppression de la clau-
|sula que prohibe el paso de los bu-
ques de guerra rusos por el estrecho
de los Dardanelos.
Lord Reay, presidente de la
Delegation britannica & la Conferen.
cia, Sc opondra seguraments q que
sea aceptada la proposition, fun
dandose en- que la Suppression de d.
cha clausula mas bien aumentaria
que disminuirla las probabilidades
de una guerra europea con motive
del complicado problema de Orien-
te.
Ell "a del mes pasado falle-
clio en- Paris el famoso literato lore
mes Andres Theuriet, autor de be-
Has poesias, novelas que llamarou
mucho la atenci6n y algunas obras
teatrales que tuvisron mucho Gxito.
Era academico y escribia tam
blen en- importantes revistas y pc
ri6dicos.
Los diaries de Malaga-Es-
paia-traducen TN suelto de II Sc
cole, de Geneva, relatando los su-
frimlentos horribles de los emigran.
tes andaluces que salieron de Ma
laga para el Hawai- en- el vapor
HeIi5bolis.
Dice que Ell barco ia llcgado 4
Punta Arenas con el pasaje en- te-
rrible estado.
Los alimtntos han sido malos;
las sguaS cstabm c. rrompidas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22

eco producido por ell diScurso en-
question, traducimos y copiamo el
editorial que al asunto consagra el
sEvening Post", uno de los diarios
de mayor respectabilidad y presti-
gio entire los que Sc publican en-
los Estados Unidos.
Dice asi el peri6dico citado:
aRichard Olney declare ante la
Sociedad Americana de Ley Inter
nacional, que 81 la Civilization pi-
die que Panama fuese expropiado,
la Civilization deberia pedir tam
bi6n que Sc le pague a Colombia el
territorio que perdfa.D De otra ma
nera, observe el ex-Secretario de
Estado, la Civilization aparece CO.
mo TN elemento brutal, insensible
q los mas triviales dictados de la
justicia.S La Civilization, al igual
de su antecesor el Destino, en- este
mismo asunto, ha prestado a este
pals un excelente servicio echando-
Sc a cuestas la culpa, cuando q nos
otros Sc nos sorprende en- situacio-
nes indisculpables { injustifcables.
Fin esta question, particularmente,
la teorla de que le arrebatamos q
Colombia su territorio de Panama
porque la Civilization pedla I'm Ca
nal, ha hecho innecesario que ape.
lemos por mas tempo q la disculpa
de que Panama Sc levant6 como un
solo hombre contra una atirania ig-
nominiosa.O
Ahora, hablando sacramento,
IL Replblica Istmefia cuenta va cor
tres amos y medic de vida indepen
diente; las parties afectadas har
acceptable 10 inevitable, y ipor que
razon entonces no principiamos {
pensar I'll que paguemoS la cuenta!
Los Senadores republicanos, inme
diatamente despues de la secession,
reconocleron que ese era nuestrc
deber, a pesar de que defendian Ia
conducta de la Administration. Ha
llegado el momento ell que no pue.
de haber excusa para negarnos a la
reparaci5n debida, con Ia condici6n
ESQ 81, de que no Sc espere que. :.
nos declaremos culpables de 10 ocu
rridoa.
FL diScurso de Mr.. Olney y Ia
palabra del aEvening PostO revelar
qua ell scnti'nieuto dc Ia justicja nc
ha desapArecido por complete CT
los Estado1 Unidos. E,to, q 10 me
nos, eS una esperanza.
CoRRESPONSAL.
Abril de 1917.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
Cr6nica Newyorquina

Hase publicado recientemente
una estadlstica que espanta. Re-
tlerese a la mortalidad por causa
de academies, que ocurre cada aiio
entire el numero de obreros ocupa-
dos ell las industrias norteamerica
mas. De este ntilnero que alcanAa
a la enorme Suma de 10000. 900,
nuere uno cada minute; en- otras
palabras, cada afio sucumben soc
mil hombrcs, mujeres y nihos, co.
mo resultado dc los trabaios 4 Que
Sc consagrau.
En- los seis srandes t1ueles que
Sc construyen actualmente en- New
York, hay, por termino medic,
una victima diaria. En- el 1ltimo
afio, del million trescientos mil EN-.
pleados en- las lineas ferreas, su.
cumbieron mas de $4,000. Cada
una de las industrias recibe TN tri.
buto anual de vidas cuya magnitud
es pavorosa.
En New York ocurren diez
muertes diariamente por causa de
le violencia de la actividad mercan-
I'll. En- Chicago esta cifra solo al
canza 4 s; en- tanto que en- Pitts
burg, centro de las minas fGrreas y
de carbon, perecicron II mil perso-
mas en- 1906.
Ahora bien, como afio por afio,
el poder industrial del pals va ere.
clendo de manera pasmosa, es ma
tural calcular que el n1mero de las
vfctimas crecera tn proportion.
Hasta que punto2 ESQ 10 sabre
mos por las establishes, 81 es que
los encargAdoS de llevarlas no pa.
gan con sus vidas Fl afan de sci
exactos. Que Ell este pals hasta
las tortuga' quiereu andar a pasi-
trote.
En- Ia Ultima session de Ia 50
ciedad de Ley International Anne.
ricana, Mr.. Richard Olney, Secre.
tario de Estado EN- Ia Administra-
ci6n de Cleveland, y una de las
personalidades mas couspicuas dc
la politica de este pals, pronunci6
un discurso que ha producilo hon.
da impression, y que puede dar lu.
gar a que la Administration de
Washington Sc resuelva q hacel
justicia q Colombia, Inica cosa
que esta naci6n ha venido recla
mando desde la epoca en- que vic
desmembrando su territorio con Ia
separation de Panama.
A fin de que Sc tenga idea del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22


nicipal, deufro de as facultades que
lie concede Ia vigente ley municipal,
acaba de hacer una cosa buena.
Uno de sn, acuerdos en- la Sc
sion ordinatia de aver, fue decarar
fallila Ia suma de de Gnatro seiS
CisRt05 ScteNta y cHaT0 pesos nopen-
II y Si'te centavos, que figuran en-
e. actual presupuesto, procedenteS
de debitos anteriores al ejercicio de
1900 a 1901
I'm e>a> relaciones de deudores
aparccen IA mayor parte de los pro-
p;atlrlo@ DE- Toa alta, a mucho de
lo3 cualeS Sc les ha podido cobrar
con aprenio.
Pefo & ayuntamiento, lejos de
apelar 4 e~os recursos que engen-
dram agrayioS, Ia otorgado la con-
sigujen,e gracia, inspirandose en-
s.ntimientos de equidad, que aplau
dmos.
Los que han alberto su cuenta
q la exo~e>all corporacl6n, que
aboner es= btoo, que vale por mu
ch0s.
La huelga + Bayam6n, NAL
pensa Ia v p:or diri.,ila, h2 teai'o
perjui,j'- no solo para los nlismos
torce lote,, Que al hl Sc han some
lido bljo condj1iones oneroSas, 81
que tlmbitn p "a los agriculto~eS,
que ,2@tls esreran1as l)egaron 4
concc5iy III 4 ta5aco, despuGs de
habersc impueslo Cuantosos sacri-
fcios Ell su sicnb-a Y recollection.
lin c,tos l'.nos dias hem IS
visto po: aqui av2rio, conprolores
de esa rica il il hleicnlo olrtas
inacept}5,es, nnHl: ", cubrsn el
precio que tuvo el aho pasado.
Ha sido verdaderamente un
f.oooeo ,oro +O,1oe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
lVIS0 IL GONERCIO

Pongo en- conocimiento del co
mercio y del pdbIico en- general que
desdc hoy en- adelante no NE hago
cargo de pagar deudas III cuentas
que no hayan siIo creadas por mi
mismo 8 con mi frma autorizadas.
) 5 IS. DR.. /os< Ordo1es.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
INTERSTATE

En- la ofcina de aThe Cataho
Building & Improvement CO.., Pla-
"a principal No 50, San Juan, P. R.,
Sc dara colocaci6n a tina persona
actlva que presente buenas referen-
cias. 5-1a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
& Na||'tsTis J sI !sTIcIo Civil

iQuiere usted pasar esos exa-
menes2 NueStro mGtodo es exec
lente. Dirijanos una postal rThe
Guayama Correspondence School,
Guayama, P. R.n 12-7D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
DESDE T0A-ALTA
Buen acuerdo del Con-
cejo municipal de es-
ia cnlta poblacion.
COBROS CON APREMlO
Perjlicios por Ia huelga de
Bsyam6n, Reforms en-
el servicio de correos.

M}yo Y -Nuestro concejo mu-
nicipal, deufro de as facultades que
lie concede la vigente ley municipal,
acaba de hacer una cosa buena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
We mifugo PIcor Il

sta preparation aciva para la expulsion de Ia,
Una ser de expermentos cncos ha
Pna oe este arado E Vemfugo del Ido Picorne" hala De
Ven en- las pnpes maca8 de Dep6sito general Farmacia
FiConel de E. Marchese-Lares, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
Hotel la Reformadl GUIANA
7C-FORTALEZA-7O

Habendo adqudo ven este Hotel ntroducdo eA 81 gran
case ' - ~
Sc oova gran escrupuodad acepac6n de huEspede p
oeao ocer u eaoeemento en- condolences tales que puedan
recdir en- el amlias, atenddas toda pucritud ~
Habltaclon comoda venada cocna Espahola Francesa
americana Sc admten abonados rven comdas domo
clos equtativos Propetaro-En,tque ITEas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
GRAN RcteIIeSt'uraNt TNnA1FQRA7
HOTEL Ge tRlMtR GREEN
IstUen 10Y 11'-Cruz , Y Fnrtaiezs II.

ConstTuida exresameute para Hotel CapdAd paa 400 pas
uae1on mas cntca Visas Ia bahia las de TeuGA Cv
FoltaeSa mas o venlado de capital Fl comsdor de Me
% las Anlas Tiene depaamsntos Independence para faA,s D.
sme1c5Ge Aost % g e.: adm del Pa1O antique de
manales ~ ~ H0N0N ~0OnOs g
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
BOND PURCHASE DELAYED
OF c. N. E. RAILROAD
5000, 900 of Holdings Not Owned by New Haven
 Road.

The offer of the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford Railroad company to purchase the minority bonds of the Central New England railroads will go over until fall as Joseph Moore, jr, chairman of the holders of general mortgage income bonds will then re- turn from Europe, but first guarantee of the new bonds by the New Haven road is demanded, This President Mel len Is not inclined to grant, although ultimate merger of the corporations is understood to be contemplated.
 Leading holders of the Central New England bonds are in favor oH accept ing the per cent. bond offer but not until the new bonds shall be guaran- teed by the New Haven.
 Should President Mellen grant the guarantee demand an acceptance of the offer might be announced at any time by the general committee of the bond holders not awaiting Mir Moores re- turn. If the settlement Is not reached in this way upon his return in an ad- visory capacity to determine a course of action.
 MT. Mellen has furnished list show ing the holders of the $300,000 bonds not owned by the New Haven road which will facilitate the negotiations.
 In reply to a suggestion that as the company's gross earnings last year were $2,O00,OOO if the road had been op- erated at 65 per cent this would have left sufficient surplus for dividends on both common and preferred shares, President Melen says:
 Your information as to the gross earnings of the property is substan- tially correct, but the assumption that that railroad can be operated for 65 per cent of the gross earnings is far from the mark, and I cannot see any pessi- billty of such a satisfactory operating ratio being secured for some years to come."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
DINNER TO MISS PATTEE. Buyers of Howe < StetsOn Extend HOn-
 10 to Departing Employe.

The buyers of the Howe X Stetson Co. gave a dinner Thursday at Double Beach to Miss c. L. E. Pattee, who has resigned her position with the firm, and Miss Hartung, who also leaves the store on Saturday.
 The party went to the beach by trolley, and were served with a splen- did shoro dinner, and had a most de- lightful evening together-telling sto- ries, giving toasts, and recalling old times. The members of the party were Miss Pattee, Miss Iartung, Miss Brehm Miss Helen Hine. Miss Tyrell, Miss Mo- Partland, Miss Finnerty, Miss Hershaff, Messrs. Callahan, Poole, Lynch, Bern stein, Harris, Sullivan, Rhinehardt, Flanagan, Edwards and J. w. Howe
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
IN SOCIETY

@5s H~ H7s-s7 ---s~nat' r MT. and Mrs. D. Cady Eaton sail for Europe to-day to spend part of the summer on the continent. They will be away until autrmn.
 ''s EE rHVRrEg Mir Leonard M Daggett of Wall street will spend a few weeks at the ontio, ogunquit. Maine.
 MT Charles Treadway of St. Roman street and Mrs Treadway's sister from the west. both of whom are summering at Sachems Head. have returned from a delightful cruise with Commodore and Mrs. Mitchell of the sachem's Head Yacht club
 F. D. Whitmore of East Rock Road has gone to Rangeley Lakes, Maine, for a few weeks stay,
 Mrs. c. W, Allen of i291 Chapel street is visiting In Huntington, L. l., for two weeks.
 Professor McKensie and Professor Evans of Yale university are spending their vacation in England,
 Miss Sarah F, Daggett has closed her Grove street house, and will spend a few weeks at Holbrook, Conn.
 Dr. w G. filling and his family, who have been for some weeks at Roxbury N. Y, have gone to Otsego Lake, New York, where they will stay at the Five Mile Point house, EgaliSE sas
 Mir. John c. Adams, instructor at Yale, and his family have gone to
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
NEWS OF SOUTHINGTON
Miss Julia MOnahan Orders Flying Horse Re-
 moved From Her Property.
Street
 Telephone 37-4l

The team which comes here to-mor- row represents the Waterbury Brass company and is an extraordinarily strong aggregation. It has been lately strengthened by the addition of Carr of the Hudson league and MacEnroe of the Waterbury leage team. The line up of the visiting team will be as fol- lows: Martin, c; Moran, p; Bowling, 1b; Lallier, 2b; Carr, 3b; Noonan, ss; MacEnroe, If; Kelley, of; Johnson, If; Plenty of Waterbury money has been received here and covered and a hot game Is expected.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
LAMBERT EStATE
 REACHES so, ,143. 50 Consists of Holdings in Lo- cal Public Service Cor porations. BOY STOLE EXPRESS Charles Heeny Put in Care of Probation Officer
 Leyerzapf.

Theodore B. Wilson, as executor, filed his account in the estate of Ben jamin L. Lambert with the probate court yesterday morning and a hearing. has been set for August '.
 The estate amounts to $2O,148.5O and includes the following items; 40 shares Southern New England Telephone Company, $242O; 12 shares New Ha- ven road stock, $2,22O; shares United Cities Realty Co.,, $500; bond New Haven road. $500; bond New Haven Water Co.,, $2,S32.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
rnIon LnheI Caused It.

Because he refused to eat bread that did not bear a union label, Morris Rob- inson, of Lafayette street, got into an argument with David Levine, baker, at 126 Oak street, and both men were fired for breach of the peace in the city court
 Levine fas fined $2 and costs and Robinson s1 and costs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

ling Iron Bridge company of Berlin was in town yesterday to take the measure ment of the bridge to be built over the Quinnipiac river on West Center street where the old white one now stands. MT. Sage estimated that the new bridge would cost between $500 and $1,0OO but he said that it would last at least fifty years. Selectman Lewis said this morn ing that as chestnut planking had gone up to s25 a thousand. that it would be cheaper in the end to build an iron bridge with concrete flooring.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
City Court Decisionsl

Eugenio Polumbo, who was arrested in connection with shooting at the clock shop on July 2S, was on trial for the second time for the offence and af- ter taking testimony the police were ordered to look up more witnesses and the matter went over until Aug. 5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

Special to The Journal and Courler.)
 Southington, Aug. 2.--The flying horse troupe which struck town a few days ago is in trouble. They obtained the lease of the grounds for two weeks at $5 a week from Richard Elliott who at- tends to the property of Miss Julia Monahan. Miss Monahan came to Southington yesterday and when she sa saw post broken she ordered the man. ager to vacate the grounds within half hour The manager had paid his $5 rent in advance and when legal ad- vice was sought, it was found that mo- thing could be done until the week was up. Undoubtedly the company will leave by that time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
General Shipping News,


 New York, Aug. 2.--Arrived: Steamer Francesca, Trieste etc.
 Sailed Steamer Moraitis, Naples, Pi- raeus. etc.
 Southampton, Aug. g. - Arrived: Steamer Teutonic, New York via Ply mouth and Cherbourg.
 Queenstown, Aug. 2.--10:25 a. m.- Sailed Steamer Cedric, (from Liver pool), New York.
 Brindisi, July 2S.-Arrived: Steamer Lazio, New York via Naples. Ger ca, July S0.--Arrived: Steamer Luisiana, New York. via Naples. Copenhagen, July 30. - Arrived; Steamer Luisiana. New York, via Ma pies. .. Copenhagen, July 30. - Arrived: Steamer United States. New York via Christiansand.
 Naples, Aug 2.--6 a. m.-Arrived: Steamer Neckar. New York for Genoa (and proceeded),
 Libau, July 29,-sailed: Steamer Ko- req, New York. Campania, New York; Principe di Pie mont, New York.
 Palermo, Aug. 1-sailed Steamer Italia, (from Naples), New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
He Wanted to Play.

Charles Heery, 12 years old, charged with theft of toy express wagon from Dean Gallagher of g Bristol street, was put in the probation officers charge by Judge Mathewson in the City court yesterday morning. The boy wanted the wagon to play with.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

Charles Anderson, who was held on a charge of likeness because of theft at Fairlea farm, in orange, was sent to the West Haven court yesterday for trial and the case here dropped.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

Walter Scott, formerly proprietor of the Bradley House of this place, is to build large hotel opposite the Waver- ly Inn in Cheshire The new hotel will comprise one hundred rooms and will be of the latest equipments, It will be run on the American plan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

The Rev. J. ]. Blythe will preach the morning and evening services at the Methodist church on Sunday. The sub ject of the morning will be "The Sword of the Lord and of Gideon" Epworth league. service will be omitted this week
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

Mrs. Kitty Kopp, who boarded with Mrs. Hannah Mills in Warren street, was sent to jail for 30 days for thewt of goods from her boarding mistress.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
New London Marine Notes.

New London, Aug. 2.-Arrlved; Rev enue cutter Mohawk; schooner W. D. Hilton, Remick, from Port Reading for Taunton; tug Ares, with one barge from east
 Sailed: Schooner J. M. Barlow (from Machias), New York; tug P. J. Scully, with four barges bound east.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

Peter Nesbit, charged with breach of the peace by James F. Mcdonald of Adeline street, was granted a continu- ance until Aug. 8. It. is stated that MeDonald hired horse and returned 1t in a condition not to the satisfaction of Nesbit. An argument was followed by blows.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

Elliott Scranton, on next Wednesday evening at o'clock at the home of the bride. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. J. J. Blythe.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

Brovn-Tnil Poison, Itch, Rash, mTHE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON" Cures.
 Druggists refund money If DR, P0R- TIERS ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL fails 25c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

The reunion of the Hall family at Lake Compounce was largely attended yesterday. Miss Edith Neale 1f this place was elected to a place on the executive committee.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

Vincenzo Carmaldi, charged with breach of the peace by Frank Sibley, was fined $2 and costs. The arrest was made by Policeman Spencer at the railroad station.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

4 field day will be held Aug. A at the L. V. Walkley Spring Lake Farm. The meet will be in charge of the grange.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

Mrs. Frank Shell sails from New York to-day on the steamer President Lincoln of the Hamburg American line for a months vist in France. Dur ing her stay she will meet friends in Paris, and will be with them the lat ter part of her stay abroad,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

James Stuart is suffering from bad ly crushed foot as the result of a box falling upon it. The box was very heavy and in placing it on the high truck 1t slipped and struck him on the right foot.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

The fire company got out last even- ing and gave the green a much needed sprinkling. The green was beginning to turn yellow on account of the con- tinued drought and the sprlnkling did 6 great deal of good
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
Lost.

LOST Probably on trolley ear near Green, in afternoon, lady's silk sun umbrella with name on handle. Find Reward. AS 1ts
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

H. D. Smith & Go. has installed a steam hammer and it is the only one of it's kind In town.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Help Wanted-M

One cent word for each insertion, five cents word for full week, seven times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
MARINE RECORD. Port of New Haven.
x&SiE

WHN UT 1NUW IIuFGus
 ARRIVED, Sch Lotus, Moulton, Roekaway Sch Hattie Nickerson, Lowe, Norfolk. Sch Josephine, Carter Greenport. Sch Mayflower, Thomas. New London Sch Charles & Emma, Holmes. Rocka-
 way.
 CLEARED Sch Antelope, Kerwin Greenport Sch 0lio, Edwards. New London. Sch Yosemite, Carter, Fall River. Sch Marguerite Peters. -. Sch White Cloud, King, New London. Sch c. c. Wehmm. Wilbur, Norfolk
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03

William Allaire who operates this end of Cooks bakery route received a very painful cut this morning, While try ing to open a clam his knife slipped through and laid his hand open from the middle of the palm to the thumb
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
Notices.

CIVIL service examinations will soon be held In every state Full informa- tion and questions recently used by the commission free. Columbian Cor respondence College, Washington, D. c. jy21 2S A 11*