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 u,ra express trains. IlParIor car limited. zfo Derby Junction. x Local express. V M' sHEPARD, Fs q. COLBY, Gen Supt. Aast, Gen. Pass. ATyt. s
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OUTING
Of the George Street Whist Club Last
 ElvaniT1rr

Of the George Street Whist Club Last Evening. The George Street Whist club last evening enjoyed fine sleighride to Orange, where the members were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Watson Wood ruff, at whose fine home they were royalty entertained The ride out and
 back was in Senator Blakeslee's big
 barge. ta
 There were fifteen in the party. Those
 in the party were MT. and Mrs. B. B.
 Savage, Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Rice, MT. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff, Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Baldwin, Mrs. Bishop, MT. and Mrs. B. A. Booth and Senator Blakeslee
 and wife.
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BUTLER WON "Y' CONTEST.
Received Highest Number of Points in
 Semi-Annual Event.

[. c. Butler, 1907 g.. won the ''Y'' contest at the Yale gymnasium last evening L. c. Everard, 1908, was sec ond Besides being awarded his ", ,''
 Butler will receive the Heaton testi- monial, as has been the case in former years. q. Y. Baker, 1909 S, won his numer-
 als by winning the largest number of points among the freshmen.
 The events last evening included
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POLICEMEN'S PROMENADE.
(continued from First Page.)

 lon, MT. and Mrs. Owen Daley, Mrs. Margaret McGann.
 Box 5-Sergeant and Mrs. McGann, Gertrude McGann, Bertha McGann, Lillian Cox, John and George Cox, MT. and Mrs. Cannon, Miss Elizabeth Me- Cue Mr. and Mrs. MacDuff.
 Box 6-E. H. Lippincott and wife. Samuel Cannon, wife and daughter, Es~ ther Kerrigan, Margaret Kerrigan, Francis Londegran, John Kerrigan. Box 7--John Mccarthy, of Meriden; MT. and Mrs. N. J. Connolly, MT. and Mrs. John J. Carroll, MT. and Mrs. John J. Flynn, MT. and Mrs. Fritz Roessler, Harry Kelly, of Alphont, Pa: Edward Hope, Bernard Hope, the Misses Hope, MT. and Mrs. F. D. Jodon, Miss Hattie McGrath. Miss Alice Ingersoll, Miss Cathleen Burritt, Miss Millie Burritt, Mrs. Hughes, Miss Lucy Kelly, of Mer- iden.
 Box S-P. McRiernan, J. McKiernan, Miss Mccormick Miss May McKiernan. Mrs. P. McKiernan, Mrs. D. McI<ier- nan, Miss F. McKiernan.
 Box A-Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Roach, Miss Eva Roach, Christopher Pagan, Miss Rose Pagan.
 BOX B-Mr and Mrs. c. Sessler, MT. and Mrs. Edward Turbert, Officer and Mrs. John J. Flynn and daughter, Of ficer Dooley.
 Box C-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ko- Der and daughter, MT. and Mrs. W. M. Walker, Paul Evarts Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schultz. Mrs. Martin Wentsch.
 Box D-Mr. and Mrs. James Grady and Miss May Grady, MT. and Mrs. P. Cronan, MT. and Mrs. James F. Lam ders, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Grimes, Mrs IA. Adlehurst, Miss Anna Derlin, Miss Margaret Considine.
 wsnnPdmt(S wRsiAf(GR TIT rrrrr Box E-Mr. and Mrs. F. Spoza, Dr. La Gambina, P G. Nicolari, Miss Ni- colari, MT. and Mrs. c. Capasso, MT. and Mrs. P. Torellay Attorney Rocco Jerardi.
 Box F-Miss Frances Klein, H. Sternschuss, Miss Irene Wassermant Miss Bowmery, MT and Mrs. Castro neggi, Sam Wasserman, MT. Francis Miss Edna Weiss, L. J. Goebel, James Porter.
 Box G-Sergeant John McGrath, Of ficer Thomas Kelly and wife, MT and Mrs. Frank Kelsey, Miss Julia Me Grath, Miss Helen McGrath, Miss Helen Gordon, Officer Patrick Cannor and wife
 Box H-Mr. and Mrs. w. Wrinn and daughter Alice, MT. and Mrs J. J. Mo Avoy, MT. and ITS. c. E. Ledwith, J Stevens, Miss Jennie McAvoy, Miss Stevens.
 Box. I-Captain Cowles, Mrs Cowles Detective and Mrs. ames Ward, Ser geant and Mrs Tlghe, MT. and Mrs Edward Stevenson, MT. and Mrs. Syl- Vester OBrien, Mir. and Mrs. c. F Casey, James J. Palmer, jr., Miss Alice Kennedy, Henry D. Cowles, jr
 Box J-Chief Wrinn, wife and daugh- ter, and son John, Miss Jennie Rey- holds of New York, MT. and Mrs Sylvester Poli, MT. and Mrs. G. J. Nor ris of New York.
 Box K-Captain O'Keefe, Misses Mary and Kittie o'Keefe, MT. Frye wife and daughter, Mrs. Dr. Burke 0. Meriden, Lieutenant Redfeld O Bridgeport
 Box L-Attorney Caplan and wife Attorney Stanford, Detective Dunlal and Miss Margeurite and his sister Mrs Thomas Conlin.
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rings, tumbling, side-horse and club swinging. Between the events there was an exhibition in jiu-titsu by some Japanese students and the performance of novel gymnastic feat in the "span- ish Vet by A. c. Gilbert, 1908 M. s.
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GRADUATE NURSES ASSOCIATION
 OF CONNECTICUT.

The quarterly meeting of this associ- ation will be held at Trinity church chapel, Bridgeport, Wednesday after noon, February 6, at 1;30. Subject "The Responsibility of the Registered Nurse"
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ARREsTED FOR NoN-sTJpPoRT.

ARRESTED FOR NoN-sUPPoRT.
 Michael Kaya was arrested last even- ing by Officers Goode and Doolittle and charged with non-support and breach of the peace Kava has been neglect ing his wife, and yesterday he went home and caused considerable disturb lance,
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NOTICE.

The Board of Relief of the Town of New Haven hereby give notice, that on Friday, Feb. 1st, 1907 from a. m. to D. m, and daily thereafter until Feb. f4th. inclusive.
 Also on evenings of Feb. Sth and 11th from to p. m, for the purpose of hearing any appeals that may come be- fore them.
 No sessions will be held on Saturday afternoons and on lincoin's birthday, Feb. 18th.
 SAM. H. WILLIAMS,
 JACINTO CASARIEGO, j1S1 Board or Relief
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JOHN P. sTUDLEY. Mayor. FREDERICK B. WHITAKER,

I hereby certify that the foregoing is warrant, and that the original thereof has been recorded in the City Records.
 EDWARD A, STREET, City Clerk. Notice is hereby given, as provided by law, to the freemen of the Four to meet at the time and place and for the purpose set forth in the foregoing order and warning.
 JOSEPH K0LLERSTROM. jS0 6t City Sheriff.
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DEATH OF FERDINAND HEINzEL.
 Ferdinand Helnzel, aged sixty years. died at lis residence, S4 Arch street, early this morning, after an illness of three months. Death was due to complication of diseases. The deceased is survived by wife and several rela- lives in this city He worked for many years at the railroad shops.
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Gity Advertisements.
SPECIAL ELECTION.
FUUNI EIN III WAHU. To the Sheriff of the City of New

To the Sheriff of the City of New Ha-
 ven:-Greeting.
 You are hereby required to warn those freemen of the City of New Ha- ven who are registered and entitled to vote in the Fourteenth ward of said city to meet on Tuesday, the 9th day of noon until o'clock in the afternoon, to vote by ballot, as provided by law for one Alderman who shall hold office until the first week day of January, asGS gnntad in afSoraancs sec with resolution 10, 1907, and approved by His Honor, the Mayor, Jan. 16, 1907
 In accordance with the Law the Board of Police Commissioners have se- lected and designated Fire Engine House East Grand avenue, as the poll ing place in the Fourteenth voting Dis trict for said special election. Given under my hand in the City of New Haven, this 18th day of January, 1907
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New Haven StOaRDDat Ii1a

NED UCED RATES, T5c to New YOrk,
 EXCURSION TICKETs. S1.2E N STEAMER RICHARD PECK p From New Haven--Steamer leaves HMa H1Meile DOCK 2il5 a. m, daily except Mohoays3 Passengers may board steamer at any time after 10:60 D. m.
 From New YOrA--Steamer leaves Pier 20 East River. foot of Peck Slip 4;oU ?, nl daily except Sunday.
 lime between New Haven and New York about five hours. :, For tickets and staterooms apply at the o1hce on Belle. Dock; also at Bishop x X, G. iS5 Orange St. and on steamer.
 George c. Black. Agent, New Haven.
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MARK TWAIN ONE OF THE IM-
 MORTALS.

The last of a series of lectures given by Prof. William Lyon Phelps of Yale before the Grade Teachers club in Hartford was delivered in Jewell
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1,ECTrRE BY REV. MIR. TIMM.

Rev. MT. Timm will give an interest ing talk on San Francisco, Before and After the Earthquake" in Lutheran Trinity church this evening.
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Starln's N.Y.&N.H.LIne

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERyIcr Leaves New Haven $500 D. m. Starin Pier, foot of Brown Street Leaves New York 900 D. m., Cortland Street. Pier No. l3. N R. Fare 75c, excursion tickets $1.25. Rooms $l Take Chaps el Street cars to Brewery Street
 c. HI. FISHER, Agent,
 New Haven. Conn.,
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A Miscellaneous Group of 19ct Bargains

lot of Med ionsregious and other subjects regularly
 25cts and 29cs In Jewelry Section, for 19cts Combination Baganany French Tooth Brush of your own
 selection nd bottle of English Violet Talcum CT,
 the whoe.worth 34cts. All for 19cts For Card Pares-sma lot of Bridge Whist Tablets in neat cover with I'll es of game, value 3oc for 19cts Whk Brooms29c and 35c Whisk Brooms with pated and bone handles for 19ctS
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Stationery-Hgh-cl fabric finish Writing Paper choice of
 three styles of envelopes box of 24 sheets and "A envelopes
 regularly 25cts for 1Scts Bottle of East India Bay Rurn sold at 25cs for 19cts Resa lot of black taffea silk shired Bets also lot of Leather Belts in all sizes they soc Belts 19cts Jewery-odd lot of Brooch Pins, Stick Pins Barrets Cuff Buttons and the ike all good styles, 30c soc value 19cts
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-10
Engine Accepted.


 The Continental fire engine ppr, chased by the city from the Mix Fire apparatus Go. of Seattle has been thoroughly tested and accepted by the council
 The official test took place at 8 o'clock and the engine surprised ever, one. when five pounds pressure of steam was registered on the gauge in wo minutes fire m cold water and in seven minutes he engine was blowing off steam from both safety valves un- der 12O pounds pressure and continued to do so until the end of the test.
 The first test of the engine consisted of two lines of 2la inch hose 800 feet .ong with 1s and 1 4 inch smooth bore nozzles. The engine delivered two powerful streams under water pres sure of 220 pounds.
 The second test consisted of a 1000 foot line of 2la inch hose with Ia inch smooth bore nozzle. A pressure of 2oO pounds wa5 maintained until three sections of the hose bursted The third test consisted of two lines of 21a inch hose 2o0 feet long with two Ia inch nozzles. A water pressure of 200 pounds was maintained without any difficulty.
 The engine thrOugout all of the tests worked like a watch, and steamed very freely; there was noticeable lack of vibration customary with fire engines. aud 1t is without question a perfect piece of machinery.
 The engine was officially accepted and the council ordered warrants drawn for the payment
 The city will now have good fire pro tsctior and there Is no reason why pr"perty owners should not obtain Insurance aud at :, very reasonable rate, as the city will be as we'll equip ped for fighting fire as any city of the same size III the States, and it is now up to the business men to take up the question of insurance and see what can be done towards securing rate of insurance iu keeping with our fire hazard and protection
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-10

Seattle, Oct 3-Estella Dalton Andrews, eX-wife of the Alaska pathfinder has started suiu for $2OO per month alimony for the support of the children. Since she secured a divorce-sh has expended $4 1000 on the children.
 Baker City, Oct. 4-Detectives have discovere that Sheriff Brown who was killed a few days ago. had received money as an mployee of the federation of miners, and was a traitor to the organization.
 Port Townsend, Oct. 4-Schooner Dauntiess, from Mexico, arrived at Grays Harbor with sailor i'll from bubonic plague. The govern ment has ordered the vessel quar- antlned at Diamond Head, and the health bureau is preparing for prompt action.
 Boston, Oct. A. Admiral Evans says that the United States must either increase it's navy or retire as sea power.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-10

Army officers who are obliged to travel Ill Alaska vii! receive an in creased allowance, if the recommen
 dation of the war department is adopted by congress at this winters session. The department is to ask for special legislation on the subject, for the reason that an officer in Ala, ka under such circumstances is put tc an expense greater than is the case of similar duties in the United States
 protected from hardships of this sort
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-10

recent arrival rom the Chandlar country says; The Cha dlar diggiugs |are no good. There are only three claims being operated iu hat district. Those three claims are situated or the lhead of Big creek and were located last August, and a sum between a25.OOO F4nd S3o,OOO will probably be extracted From them They are the only claims n the district from which anything ike wages will be taken"
 The Alaska salmon pack will fall short of last seasons catch, according 10 the figures now available.
 WANTED-Two to five, room house pr cabin furnished or unfurnished. Apply C. S. Bratton, with Valdez Trans fer Go.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-10

Tokyo, Oct. 3--Secretary Taft departed this morning for Maniia. The welcome given h;m by the Mikado in his palace was cordial without precedent, and has created an impression that the Japanese are endeavor- ing to obtain more cordial rela- tions with the United States. Taft had a private conference with Che Mikado, lasting 15 minutes
 Washington, Oct. 3-lhe telc- graphers have petitioned congress to provide either for government ownership or government control Of all the telegraph companias m the States
 Oklahoma, Oct. IA tornado wrecked Elk City, a town of POO population, this morning. No one was injured.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-10
New York, Oct. A-The attorney

New York, Oct A-The attorney general. in suit brought to dis solve the New York Traction trust. asks for receiver, and calls upon August Belmont to explain regard ing a million dollars missing funds supposed to have been used for bribery.
 Hong Kong, Oct. 1.-The body of Gertrude Dayton, an American singer, was found yester day in trunk on a river steamer. Sergt. Adsetts. of the American legation has been arrested, accused of the crime. All the woman's money and jewels are missing.
 Mexico, Oct. 4 President Diaz has invited Secretary Root to att tend a session of the chambers of deputies. This is the higdest honor ever granted to an American in Mexico.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-10

To you want boys shoe that will wear? Get Billy Buster at Lewis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18
Camara de Delegados

mento determinado del Gobierno
asignaciones de igual ca.
racter general para el mismo de-
y podra autorizar trans
ferencias de una sub division.
81 seior Mufoz hace una en-
mienda en- esta secci6n y queda
aprobada por la Camara.
81 sefior Tizol pide Ia Suppression
de la secci6n g. y queda aprobada.
El sefior Guerra propone como
secci6n g., Ultima del proyecto una
enmienda: aque en- todos los .esta-
blecimientos como asilo, carceles y
manicomio quede prohibido el uso
de la carne refrigerada exportada
de los Estados Unidos. Cree que
esta medida, no solo protejerS nues-
ira production, sino que evitarz
que Sc consuma en- los asilos y car.
celes TN artfculo que es sabido ha
dado orfgen q varias enfermedades.
Sc pone q votaci6n Ia enmien-
da y queda aprobada.
El sefior Was pide la reconsi-
deraci6n de la partida de gastos de
la Camara y Sc aprueba:
Propone que el escribiente del
Speaker de la Camara, que hoy tie
ne $500 de sue1do sele asigne $1. 600.
Puesta 4 votaci6n esta enmienda
queda derrotada por mayorfa.
Sc levanta la comisi6n total y
Sc informa q la Camara que ha que
dado aprobado el G. B. 6 en- segun-
da lectura.
A proposition del sehor Mu-
fioz Rivera, Sc suspendeu los efec-
tos del Reglamento y Sc vota el pro-
yecto en- tercera lectura. La Ca
mara 10 aprueba.
), Sc levanta la session 4 las 2 dc
la madrugada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18

Empieza a las y As. Concu-
rren 28 delegados. Sc suspende Ia
lectura del acta de la session ante
rior, petici6n del sefor Diaz Brink.
AmJorme de ComtssOnes
La comisi6n de TerrenOs pG-
blicos recomienda Sc apruebe sin
enmiendas el c. B. 80.
Bill en- "a y p ketsra
Sc lee en- IA y 2a lectura el H.
B. 161 para enmendar la ley muni-
cipal.
FL Consejo Executive infOrma
haber aprobado el c. B. 6o. Sc
incluye en- la Orden del dfa.
Sc aprueban en- a. lectura los
c. B. 72 y 76. Este Gltimo sc re-
fere q ferrocarriles. 81 sehor Cue
IRA pide que este proyecto pass & Ia
Comisi6n especial nombrada al
efecto.
FL Consejo Ejecutiuo aprueba
con enmiendas el H. B. I4o. Para
ceder al Municipio de Ponce una
parte de terreno comprendidU en- el
gran patio del antique cuartel &C.
neral de aquella ciudad. La Ca.
mara 10 aprueba.
Tambien aprueba con enmien.
das el H. B. 1913. Para ceder al
Municipio de Ponce cierta parcela
de terreno. Sc aprueba.
Tambien aprueba con enmien.
das el H. B. IS, sobre biblioteca In.
sular. Sc aprueba.
Tambien aprueba el H. B. t3C
determinando las personas cue pue.
dan celebrar matiimonios.
Tambien aprueba con enmien-
das Ell H. B. 63 regulando el pago
de los haberes de los maestros en-
casos de enfermedad. FL sehor
Diaz Brink no esta conforme con las
enmiendas y solicita Sc nombre una
comision de conferencia.
Tambien aprueba sin enmien:
das el sustituto al c. B. IS para
determinar las condiciones de las
6anzas que Sc presten con el fin de
asegurar el cumplimiento de los con-
tratos sobre construction de obras
publicas.
Tambien informa el c. B. 73
6jando el ancho de los caminoS In.
sulares.
FL Consejo informa haber con.
currido con las enmiendas al B. B,
"a, sustituto.
Tambien inforna negarse {
concurrir 4 las enmiendas introdu.
cidas er Se nombra
para est os sehoCeS
Soler, S
(Cn &s 50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18

que van eX1Stlr; que Ia Gamara
vote y apruebe que la partida> de
$3.50. 600 que Sc asigna para esos
gastos Sc eleve a 100000. Sc po-
ne q votaci6n esta enmienda y que
da aprobada por mayoria. { (Aplau-
sos).
Ell senor Muiioz propone Sc su-
prima del proyecto toda la partida
que Sc refere a maestros de escue-
las pdblicas y que Sc espere que el
Consejo nombre la comisi6n de con-
| ferencia, para que entonces la CO.
mission que nombre la Camara lleve
Iinstrucciones para decir al Consejo
lque Sc esta dispuesto a gastar qui-
nientos mil dollars ell ese servicio;
Ipero que Sc desea conocer detalla-
ldamente el modo como ha de inver-
ltirse esa cantidad. Sc pone q vota-
ci6n esta enmienda y queda aproba-
Ida.
Sc propone por el sefor Soler
lque el Comisionado de Educacion
file en- el presupuesto el sueldo que
corresponds q cada maestro. Sc
vota y Sc aprueba.
Ell sefior Matienzo informa que
| la comisi6n de Hacienda ha supri
mido del presupuesto las escuelas
mecanicas de San Juan, Ponce J
Mayagiiez, por considerar que nc
han dado ningdn resultado pra-
ctico.
Dice que nuestro pals no pue
de estar dispuesto a invertir su'
ldineros Ell una ensefianza que no Il
beneficial. Nosotros dice = necesi
tamos escuelas donde salga el alum
: no convertible en- zapatero, herrero
maestro de obras etc. Agrega qu
para conseguir este, que solo Il
daran las verdaderas escuelas d
Artes y O6cios, es necesario prime
70 suprinir las escuelas mecanicas
asi aquellas Sc haran entonces nece
sarias y Sc implantaran forzosamen
te.
Puesto a votacion sobre est
particular el dictamen de la Com
sion queda aprobado por unanim
dad.
}. Ofcina de Sanidad, Benefcer
}. cia y Correcciones. Economics il
troducidas S 800.
III Ell senior Munoz informa que
- Comision de Hacienda ha creld
necesario crear ma plaza de Dire
a. tor de Sanidad con S 2,4oo, supr
n. miendo la de Director de Caridat
or cuya o6cina-dice-es complet
d mente inItil.
" FL sefor Vivaldi propone q
Sc afiada a director de Sanidad, i
- palabras y aBene6cencia.D Amb
a unidas son aprobadas.
Ell sehor Arrillaga propone
: agregue a Ia o6cina del Laborator
le- Anemico un Inspector bactereol
"a. gico 8 una persona inteligente c
paz de prestar ese servicio.
m Sc vota la enmienda y es q
= rrotada.
En- la Colonia de leprosos pi
Ior el seiior Tizol Sc igualen los SUI
AI- dos de la enfermera y el enfermer
n de modo que cada uno game s.
IRA anuales. Sc aprueba,
"a A proposition del seior 7
ny rres, Sc supriine la partida para
quiler de la carcel de Guayama,
raz6n a que este edifcio pertene
IA hoy al gobierno insular.
Departamento de Justicia. CO
tes insulares. La comiSion no h
ce economics; mas bien aumen
$500 en- la partida de Cortes mul
cipales.
2. El sehor Was propone que
q sueldo de $72o que tiene hoy
primer Sub-marshal de la Corte
-IDistrito de Humacao Sc aumente
ISI.ooo. FL senior Muiioz expire
que ese sueldo solo Sc fila a
Sub marShals de las tres primer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-18
jSu m5quina no escI'be ben?

Pues, por un precio 1n6dico Sc
lie compone mandandola q los Esta-
dos Unidos. Sc reniquela, Sc repin-
ia y Sc Gambia cualquiera pieza por
otra nueva 81 fuere necesario. Di-
rfjase la correspondence al sefior
M. M. P O.. Box 441.-Marcelino
Mirabal. San Jose II, altos.