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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-20
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 For New York-*4:28. s4:45. *5: a5:e5. x5.55. x6 50, x7.23, ss:o0,xS:2O S:t s9:S5, Mf9; ;52, 1O:0O, *10:3n %ll11:25, a. 12.O6, 12:l2, SHIPS, #1:zS. %2:lO, I.4 s347, @S;54, sl4:25, 4:35, @5:10, +5:f $40, 6;06, 6:25, (to Bridgeport st; %7:O5, *7:54, tHS25, *s:10, 9:2o ?. sundays-%4:2S, |4:45, x7:55. sS:55., | m., *12:OO, %II1:5o, *2:0o, 2;10. sS;64, 4:F *5.10, x6:15, *6:50, %7:05, *7:54, "HS;E s9:10, 9;2O p. m.
 For Washington via Harlem River s1:00 D. m. *12:O5, night, daily. For Boston via Hartford and WiIlii mantic-*10.OS a. m. 4:O2 D. m. For Boston via New London ,,o alIi1:8S a. m, s12:O2. %iI2:sS. s2:54, 4: *2:53, *n11:45 q. m. *i2:02, s2:54, A: sII6.45, #6:59 ?. m.
 For Boston via Springfield VI *1i :06, a. m., *1:42, *5:43. p. m. Sundas -@1:1O, Q. m. *1:42, *5:4S D. m. For Hartford, Springfield, EtC.-'d *4.02, x5:00, s5.43, SOS, (to Hartford rio, xS:O6,, 95O. *l1:o5, p. m; sunda #5.43, ITO, x8.06. x9:20 p. m.
 For New London, Etc.-*2 r, *2s TAT, 9:05, %II9:3S, 11:07. %Il11;S8, a. s12:02, *lf2:3S, $2:54, S*3:00, S:05. 4:E (to Saybrook), s4:1S, s4:50. 5.S0, 6:E sllG3 *6:5g, S:15. (to Guilfordl S8} ,(to Saybrook), a10: 100 D. m. Sundays %2:17, s2.53, 8:52. *H11:45 a. m, e12:E &2:54, s4:50. *II6.45, &6:59 p. m. For Middletown, Wi1Iimantic, EtcS 7:95 a. m, 12:5S, a5:S3. (to Worces@ and Fitchburg), 5;55 ?. m. sundays 7:20 D. m.
 For SheIburne Falls, Etc.-7:44 a. 1920 (to New Hartford). 4:O1, 5.b4 Westfield) D. m. a. m, 1910, 2:35. 5:25, TAO, 11:40. p. | Sundays-S;3O, 11:1O a. m. $40, S:46I For winsted-s:5S. $40 a. m.. 12: 2:35, 5:25, 7.4) ?. m. Sundays-S:S0 m, 40 D. m. For PIttsfeId and Intermediate POiI ---5:55 (via Bridgeport), 9:S5 a. s 200, 4:10 p. m. Sundays-8:00 a. nnH For LitchfieId-9:35 a. nl.. S2: s4:10, A 5s00 p. m. sundays-s:oo m.
 For PoughkeeDsie-S2 200, A5:00H For New York via Bridgeport d steamer-7:23 a. m. Sundays-7:5 55 7 m.
 #Express trains s Saturdays only.
 Parlor car limited,
 M Mondays only. A Except saturda
 xLocal express. o. RI. SHEPPARD, Y. E. COLBY
 Gen. supt. Asst Gen. Pass. Al
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twill the plant of the National Wire corporation be started up again this year? EEK Mayor Farnsworth, one of the trustees who are trying to settle up the business and dispose of it, was asked last evening.
 well. I hope so.' was his reply. we are anxious that this should be done just as soon as possible, l can assure you, but you can't tell just when it will be"
 People In this vicinity are anxious to see the plant, which cost millions. in operation again, because 1t means sood deal to the, Fair Haven section That it will ultimately be started up again and operated on a substantial basis is generally believed
 At Smiths Grove, North Haven, on Sunday, there were number of inter esting athletic contests. in which mem bers of the J. J. Shanahan association participated. It was their annual out ing and three 'busses furnished trans portation.
 This is the day for the annual sum mer outing of Columbia castle. No; g. K. G, E., and of Columbia temple, La dies of the Golden Eagle. Upon the invitation of Captain John B. Thomp- son of the steamer Ray, and promin- ent member of Columbia castle, the two organizations are to ge on moon light sail this evening, if the weather is favorable, and starting from aMns- fields dock at o'clock. Last year about sixty went. and 1t is expected that more than that number will com pose the party at night There will be a watermelon cut in the boat and other refreshments will be served in the boat: It is planned to make trip around Sperry light.
 The funeral of Rufus Garfield of 197 Exchange street w&s held at the un- dertaking rooms of W. H. Crawford x .Co.. Sunday and Rev A. J. Smith otn- ciated The remains were taken to Norwalk for burial Mr. Garfield was sixty-two years of age. He had resid- ed here many years. He leaves wid- ow.
 Mrs. Irving Chittenden of North Mad ison visited MT. and Mrs Frlend H. Francis of Clinton avenue yesterday
 cecretarv Joseph J. Parry of Quinni- r;ac IfIose company has received from , 9ranoe N. J., postal card showing tha engine house in East Grand ave- me decorated and taken at the tune or the Fiftieth anniversary or the conl- on, nany, which was celebrated III lgV4, sV,a r ta+,ira This will be an interesting reminder of the celebration It was .,lo not | knnwn before that such picture was ever taken.
 Mrs William N. Meickle, of S3 East c.rend avenue, returned nome oatur- day after txO %onAs sSe yifit ystnrned te hsf on parents in se9tlandb n,,ba sne and had had eV very ,,leasant visit with her relatives, whom rIa had not seen in many years.
 Mrs George i. aPrkington, who has ,,,sited for two weeks in Michigan, ar lived in Denver Saturday where her .4a she n, is visiting her son. Frank Pa, Park,ngLdGm rasdsd here is engaged in the mining business.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Futile of East Ha-- ven entertained Thomas Williams and Arthur Knell of Meriden Sunday Mrs Futile has just returned from Atlantic City.
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ECZEMA NEARLY
 REACHED EYES
Disease Spread Over Whole Body Face Was in Awful Condition ltched So that Baby Could Not Sleep Doctors and Home Rem-
 edies Failed Mother in Despair,
CURED IN THREE WEEKS
 BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
q take great pleasure in dropping you line to tell you what Godsend

Cuticura Rem e. dies were for my baby. He was S sufferin g from that terrible tor
 ture, eczema. It was all over his body. in patches,
 but the worst was on his face and head. His face was awfully bad;
 the e eczema ex- tended up to the
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Members of the Quninipiac Launch club and friends spent Sunday at Red Bank, going up in motor boats. A fine dinner was served.
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Journal and Courier Phone 1O5-4,

Journal and Courier Phone 1O5-4,
 The Polish society which held it's in Wallingford Decoration day presented the Holy Trinity choir boys with ten dollars to help pay the expenses of their outing to-day. The boys sang several selections at the Polish convention.
 Announcements have been received here of the marriage of MT Robert Barker of Boston. Mass, and Miss Alice Bell of Block Island. at Attleboro, Mass July 27. Mr. Barker was for mer young Wallingford man.
 Next Sunday evening the. Epworth league and the Young Peoples society of the First Baptist church will hold a union service at the Methodist church at 6 o'clock.
 MT. Charles H. Tibbits has rendered his resignation as a member of the Electric Light commission.
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MT. and Mrs. w. H. Bishop of SIS Quinnipiac avenue are visiting Mir. Bishops sister, Miss Josie Bishop of Stamford.
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f been very i'll for some time. Captain George w. Mcvey, whose family resides in James street, who was captain of the ill-fated steamer Larch- mont, is now mate of the tugboat Ger of New London. He still holds mas ter's license. Recently he refused two other positions on sound boats The wreck of the schooner Knowlton, which sunk the Larchmont last February, can still be seen on the beach at Quono- contaug, Rhode Island,
 The Annex baseball team was de- feated at Branford Sunday. The annex team wishes to play the Independents The score on Sunday was three to two
 Black transfer slips were issued on the trolley lines yesterday. The old transfer was in red. The new slips have the name, Connecticut Co.,"
 A few Fair Haven people, not fa- miliar with the new rule for stopping cars at Church and Chapel streets, at the near crossing only, got left yester- day, but all will soon be familiar with the new regulation.
 Mrs. sherman Russell and Miss Edith Daniels of Quinnipiac avenue have gone to Brattleboro, Vt.
 Miss Eleanor McGowan of Grafton street, has gone to Lakeville.
 Mir and Mrs A. C. Mcintyre of At water street are entertaining Miss Be- atrice Stevenson of Stuart. Fla.
 
 After visit with A. N. Mcintyre of Atwater street. MT. and Mrs. C. H. Marsh have returned to Oxford, Mass.
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New HavenL,inI
Eop NEW YORK, THE

SOUTH AND WEST. FARES REDUCED 75c TO NEW YO{
 EXCURSION TICKETS S1.25.
 STEANTER RICHARD PECK. From New Haven--Leave Belle Dd daily, except Mondays, 1 a. m, also s days 4;30 D. m. From New York-Leave Pier 20, Ee River, foot Peck Slip, week days q J. m, Sunday a:S0 a. m, foot East street week days 8 D. m, Sundays 1O m. Time between New Haven and NJ York about five hours. Tickets q
 st, also at Belle Dock and on steanF THE NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP GEORGE c. Black, Agent, New Hav
 F. q. COLBY. Gen. Pass. Agent N. Y'
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W. A. Jacobson of Clinton avenue has returned from Newport
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FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
ExMayor Farnsworh Not Certain That Wire Plant Will be
 Started Up Again This Year.

R. w. Neal of Southington Is visit ing his brother, w. s. Neal of Atwater street.
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William H. Fender of l23 View street is at the New Haven hospital, having been very i'll for some time.
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ion Of the Pocahontas councils of this state to be held at Savin Rock. Dinner will be served at Wilcox's and a meet ing will be held at 12:30.
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Manager Osterhaudt has made an agreement with Manager Breckenridge of the South Manchester team to play in Southington a week from next Wednesday. The Southington teaIa was defeated by this team in the early part of the season. and the local boys will exert themselves this time in or der to reverse the score which was to ?.
 A son has been born to MT and Mrs. Harry Gill of Summer street.
 At St. Thimas parish picnic to-mor- row evening the Imperial Moving Pic ture company will provide the enter tainment. There will also be concert given at the moving picture exhibit
 Mrs. Stella Clark and Mrs. Albert Clark, who were hurt in the runaway accident Saturday night, are reported as much improved. They were rid ing in a carriage Saturday night when a skyrocket, which broke, frightened the horse. The animal ran away. and they were both thrown to the ground and were later taken to their homes
 It is reported that there are to b more tax prosecutions this week, as arrest is the only means of bringing out the delinquents.
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NEWS OF SOUTHINGTON
Men in Outbreak at SoeCkS Place Fned-Farmes Worrying
 About the Long Drought-0ther Notes.

be found on sale daily at oxleys. 22 Center Street
 Telepho ne 97-4l
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A son has been born to MT. and Mrs Harry Gill of Summer street.
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MOntauk Steamboat Co. s Ii

Between New London and GreenpH Shelter Island and Sag Harbor. LongH land.
 Steamer "Nantasket" leaves New L| don, week days, 10:00 a. m, 4:10 p. Leaves Sag Harbor 6:00 C. rn.. 12:30 I|
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At Smiths Grove, North Haven, on Sunday, there were number of inter- esting athletic contests. in which mem- bers of the J. J. Shanahan association participated. It was their annual out ing and three 'busses furnished trans portation.
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Mrs. sherman Russell and Miss Edith Daniels of Quinnipiac avenue have gone to BTattleboro, Vt.
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MT. and Mrs. A. c. Mcintyre of At water street are entertaining Miss Be- atrice Stevenson of Stuart. Fla.
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MT and Mrs. Edwin H. Brown and son, Edwin, returned Sunday, from a weeks stay at Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Miss Eleanor McGowan of Grafton street, has gone to Lakeville.
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After visit with A. N. Mcintyre of Atwater street. MT. and Mrs c. H.
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Irving Mitchell, of the firm of Row den Q Mitchell has returned from a two weeks stay at Block Island.
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The Annex baseball team was de- feated at Branford Sunday. The annex team wishes to play the Independents The score on Sunday was three to two
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The free trip to the Jamestown ex- position given by the owenoco tribe, I. o. R. NJ, was won by William Row den, the Elm street florist.
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MT. and Mrs. A. J. Futile of East Ha-- ven entertained Thomas Williams and Arthur Knell of Meriden Sunday. Mrs. Ti,ttle has just returned from Atlantic City.
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Mrs William N. Meickle, of S3 East
 Hr5 Mrs, evanue, returned home Satur- ,1"a Sa% after a two months visit to her parents in Scotland. she returned eaa lorp on the steamer Coiump5iar 5er ana ae1a+iyes a1 whom sbe had not seen in many years
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Black transfer slips were issued on the trolley lines yesterday. The old transfer was in red. The new slips have the name, "Connecticut Co.,
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Mrs. George i. aPrkington, who has ,,,si+ed for two weeks in Michigan, ar
 v,Hissu ,.iSn6 in Denver Saturday, where she is N visiting her son, Frank Parkington;; MT Parkington, who formerly resided here is engaged in the mining business.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
A SERIOUS RUNAWAY
l. Ease and Children Hurt
Last Night in an Accident
On Main Ctreet

WINE driving home from the hand
concert last night with her babv SnJ
an on oluer child with her. Mrs y
e,l',,i.MiIe 80 MiIe OF meat cutter in mo
Employ Of j. W. Osborne Sons - r.,
seriously injured, at point on VS. y 'ls
lam ~ street near the railroad tract
~ seems that part Of the harness [l,s
Sgyauie uniastened, the horse tooI9
lL5s LIlsht ana started to run. In turnine /,
Sharply the animal threw the waToS
over with the mother and cbiIdreT
under it, broke loose from the va.
ulCie and ran on down the street
9olne men passing along the street
ran 10 the assistance of the u,o,,-,'
ana children and took them frnni
under the vehicle. They We're ~ Ts- al
moved to the home Of Ed. Gallagbar
and physicians summoned.
IL was found that Mrs Case ba5
sustained a fracture of the left arm,
her left shoulder is dfslocated and
sne received numerous painful cnts
ana bruises. The children were main
tully cut and bruised. All win re
cover. M" re-
Mr.. Case. who who had been with
ms family at the concert. had woIit-
eu nome before the family was to re-
turn, but becoming uneasy over their
proIonged absence came to town and
learned OF the frightful accident
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is GROWING BETTER

To the many kind friends who are
lnquiring regarding the condition of
Mrs, Captain Harlan, we desire to
state that she is receiving the best
OF care at ST. Mary's hospital ana
considering the seriousness of tha
operation through which she has sue.
cessfully passed is progressing the
best possible; but must necessarily
remain at the hospital for some
weeks yet to come.
Since taking charge of the local
salvation army here in January last
Captain Harlan has mad two cases of
typhoid fever in his family in con-
nection with which and the present
illness of Mrs Harlan he desires to
publically thank Grand Junction peo-
pie for their united and unfaltering
kindness and in no place where we
have been stationed have we found
kindness greater than that shown
us by DR.. Bull.
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MAKING RAPID PROGRESS
Plans for the Y. NJ. C. A. Building
Partially ompleted-NIcet-
ing Last Night.

There was a good attendance at
the trustees and directors meeting
of the local Y. NJ. C. A. held last
night at the Office Of z, NJ. Slocomb.
It was decided last night that the
sum of $4,000 shall be expended
on the construction of the building
proper The furnishings. fixtures.
etc. will be provided for later
II was announced last night that
a total of SS,S917S. has been paid
in cash to Chairman G. B. Rich. of
the finance committee. on subscrip-
tion payments that are due on June
/. Beside the committee had about
$1,000 cash, secured before the first
regular payments were made.
At the meeting last night address
es were made by G. S. Bilheimer, sec
retary of the state association, and
the man who conducted the great
Y. NJ, c. A. campaign here, and by Mr.
House. the general secretary of the
gave the directorate some valuable
advice and made many timely sug-
gestiOus Various important phases
of the proposition were discussed at
length. The two gentlemen are very
wen p'SHseu WIN ''S piO7i e79 NC
ing made
1t was announced last night that
the plans and specifications for the
building are i'm the course of prepar-
alton and Will soon pe ready for in
spection.
Mr.. House and a committee of
the directors were instructed laRt
night to take steps at once to secure
temporary headquarters in a central
part of the city for the use of Mr.
House and the officials Of the associa-
ton.
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BIG CoNFANY is HERE

Last night the famous John c.
Fisher Opera company, about sixty
five people strong, reached the city
from Salt Lake City and the members
are stopping at the St. Regis, LaCourt
and Western hotels. It's a fine look
ing company, there are about forty
pretty girls in the aggregation. To-
night they will sing "Florodora,
and tomorrow night they will be
heard in "The Silver slipper" two
of the brightest, best known and most
successful comic operas Of late years.
There has been a heavy sale of seats
for each performance and the OPP
era house will doubtless be filled
to overfIowing each evening.
The Fisher company headed by
Billy Mack, has just completed a
summer engagement at Salt Lake
CITY and is now en- route to Manhattan
Reach i'm Denver to follow the DAILY
company which was seen here some
weeks ago in "A Country Girl
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CUTS DOWN THEIR DIET
Mayor Wentworth Decides that the
Prisoners in City Jail
Are Getting too Much

With the carrying out Of the order
inst made By Mayor Wentworth
those unfortunate individuals who
find themselves inmates Of the city
iau will not be I'm any danger OF be
coming victims Of the gouL
few DAYS ago Mayor Wentworth
came to the conclusion that the
odruukg" and "disorderligs, "Nag-
rants" and other promiscous people
who are called upon to languish be
mind the bars of the Grand Junction
cold Bailey" were being fed too wei
Tbav were getting two square meals
a dav and as a result many OF ule
bsartias were being fed better than
they Jared when not in jail some OIL
+b, prisoners seemed TO enjoy being
&, i91 for this reason, and as a re-
.1ri MANY of the offenders came along
and again to serve sentences. rs
..,,-g.,- is to exist no more. III a ieE
low aafe fat now on what De gets 10
20 h. fra CITY Jail he will be a mar
vol MAYOR Wentworth has pFueIeu
nat each prisoner be given o.
cont breakfast. no dinner. a lpai Oh
bread and plenty OF "ateI l''
MIN rhe cordial disapprOval OF the
Ial fowls and when once they ar5
allowed 10 leave they do not ana
wiII not show much inclination to re
frrn. One individual who was as
sessed quite a heavy fine decided T.
.Tav" # out in jail. That was Che
erst of the week when the fare wa
two square meals a day. As soon a
tbe new order was put into effect b.
81 once decided that he would pa.
nm and get out, and he did.
It is a wise order and viii result result, !, i
,.,rer yags. drunks and disorderlle
being placed behind the bars.
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When you want TO take drive
these fine days go to Barton and Ter
REL Fifth and Colorado, best equip
ped livery barn in the city. Good ser
vice at all times.
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St. Matthews Church

Holy communion at a. m. one
hour earlier than usual. sunday
scheoI at 10 a. m; Morning service
al III a. M; Evening service at s
p. M, C.. w. G. LYON. Rector
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Get one OF those Morreu hams
cured with hickory wood, at the Cor
coran Mercantile company, 2nd and
Colorado.
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our lawn mowers are the latest
makes, 20 per cent discount for the
next week. The ]. A. McCulloch I'm
plement and feed company.
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Rugsi Rugs! Rugs,

Just received a large line of the
famous Schram rockers. The best
rocker on the market. Call and see
them. Fleming and Lamb.
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Our plumbing materials are abso-
iutely guaranteed, J. E. Mckenzie
404 Colorado avenue, Phone 743
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Ihe best harness shop in the city
at Plat and Herron's.
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First class patent flower at Plat &
Herron's for S1,15 and S1.2O.
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MIR; kenzie has some rare bargains
IN rubber garden hose. See him
before buying, 404 Colorado avenue
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Special sale on children6 solid
gold rihGs at so cents at Primrose q
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Fred Mantey.
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Fred Mantey sells Joe Moon bug
giles not at cost.
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See Platt & Heron for new hay.
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]. e. Mckenzie for plumbing that's
right. 404 Colorado avenue.
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1t is the detachable handle that
people want on their umbrella, come
in. we want to show you our fine
stock of "Rainshines" all steel rod
$25O up. Primrose. jeweler.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22

We have moved to our new quar-
ters. Anyone wanting first class
work at live and let live prices will
do well to call on Lewis and Sallee.
Phone Black 1874.
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A fine new Studebaker buggy is
to be given away at the fair next fall
by c. p. McCary for the best box Of
apples any variety
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-11
LA ESCUADRA YANOUI
Ell ACORizADO MAS RaPIOO

La comision de prueba desem-
barcada del acorazado "Connec-
ticut', despues de las de veloci-
dad que sc hicieron cerca de
Rockland. Maine, y que dura-
ron cuatro horas. manifesto que
es el buque de mas andar de la
escnadra norteamericana. AL
Canzo un promedio de IS, 7S3 nu-
dos por hora, velocidad que hu-
biera sido mayor ST sc hubiera
usado carbon de calidad supe-
rlor. Por otra parte, la nave
Jlevaba tresCientas toneladas
oe peso mas que las que le CO.
rrespondieron al buque gemelo
" Louisiana cuando hizo sus
pruebas. Durante un cuarto
de hora, anduvo d razon de 1901
nudos por hora, velocidad no
alcanzada pOr ningdn otro bu-
que nOrteamericano de esa
clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-11
JOStO de las tPQpaS en- Cuba

Ademas de los gastos ordina-
rios del presupuesto de la Cue
IRA do los Estados Unidos el
1slantenimiento de un ejercito
lie ocupaci6n en- Cuba, lie costo
a estos So. 554o7o, durante Ell
aio fiscal de 1907, segdn mues-
ira la memoria presentada en-
Washington por Ell general Ale
shire, intendente general del
ejeTcito. De esa cantidad,
9LoI5,398 correspondent a trans
portes.
Hacienda notar que la Inten-
dencia General no cucnta con
tl personal sufciente Ell gene
1al pide que sc aumente este,
para evitar que tenga que la
marse en- su ayuda a ofciales
del ejercito permanente y desea
tambien que sc file una can't
dad para alojamiento del almi-
rante de la escuadra, porque no
u0UlOuQO0C SC11dldOO Gil CSkC
presupuesto la que corresponds
el general en- jete del ejercito,
no hay termino de comparacion
en- que basar la que debe asig-
narse al almirante, grado equi-
valente en- la Marina al otro en-
el ejercito.
Anade ell general que aunque
ha habido perdida aparente para
el gobierno en- ell sostenimiento
y feparacion de transportes y
en- Ell menor traslado de tropas
y fetes ocurrido, cree que es
prudente que aquel tenga STEM
pre- a su disposition una fota
permanente para Ell traslado in
mediate de tropas a cualquier
punto que sc destinen, sin que
haya que acudir para clio a
compa1l1as paTtiCulaTes.