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The Newtown bee., 1907-10-25
Saints and has won the high regard of the townspeople at large.
A MUSICAL EVENT.

One of the musical events of the season will be concert given by the Tempo Male Quratet of Hartford at the Congregational church, Thursday evening, October 24. at o'clock. This quartet consists of the Messrs H. L. Maercklein, w. J. Carroll, T. E. and E. L. Couch. who are soloists of note and as quartet are considered the best in the state. The proceeds of the concert are for the use of the choir of the church.
The Newtown bee., 1907-10-25

Beach thought it wiser to leave out to arbitration, than to stand the ex- pense of long law suit. 1t will be re- membered that MT Pomeroy drove off the end of bridge at Gaylordville, breaking the bones in one leg.
The Newtown bee., 1907-10-25

E. M. Daley was so unfortunate as to lose valuable fob, with locket at tached. It was a gift from his mother and he would be very glad to have the finder return it. MT Daley is in the employ of w. J. Clark.
 E. M. Daley was in New Preston, Friday.
 Rev Timothy J. Lee preached, last Sunday, at the Congregational church in Guilford.
 s. H. Smith is talking of passing the winter in the South.
 John and Charles Gavel sail, this week, for their old home in Austria.
 Attorney F. M. Williams returned, Monday, from his trip to the James town exposition. He was one of Gov Woodruff's party.
 J. H. Warehouse returned, Monday, from his trip with the Governor foot guards, to the Jamestown exposition.
 MT and Mrs Spencer Welton and Miss Welton of New York were Sunday guests at the Wayside Inn.
 Merritt Merwn of New Haven passed Sunday with his parents, Judge and Mrs J. B.Merwin.
 Airline, the infant daughter of MT and Mrs Russell R. Norhrtop, died on Fri day in the Bridgeport hospital. The funeral was attended on Sunday after noon, Rev MT Smith officiating.
 w. M. Keeler is in Michigan after 8 car load of horses. He will return 1T about a weeks time.
 Fall cleaning is not such laborious task where Sulpho-N -Napthol has been used, for the uniform condition of san. itary cleanliness maintained throughout the year renders unnecessary and great effort at those seasons. It is peculiar ly adapted for overcoming any un. wholesome conditions which may exist Starr & Dean sell it.
 Mrs Asa Chapin is visiting friends in Great Harrington, Mass.
The Newtown bee., 1907-10-25

ITO THE BOARD of County Commissioners 1 of Fairfield County: hereby apply for a Hotel license sell Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine and Ci- der at Hawleyville Hotel, Hawleyville Street Town of Newtown.
 My place of business is not located within 200 feet in direct line of church edifice pa- rochial school or public schoolhouse, or the premises pertaining thereto or any poStoflce, public library or cemetery
 Dated at Newtown this 11th day'of Septem- Der, A. D. 1907
 Peter Winter, Applicant.
 We, the undersigned, electors and taxpay- CTS, as defined by law,o the town of NewtoWn, hereby endorse the application of the above named Peter Winter for such license and we do severally certify each for himself that we are taxpayers owning real estate situated in said Town of Newtownland that we have not endorsed the application of any other person for a license to sell spirituous aud intOxicat- Ing liquors during the ensuing license year.
 Dated at Newtown. this llth day of Septem- Der. A. D. 1907.
 Clark B!ackman, J. B. Fairchild, Frank Far rell, Charles L. Briscoe, Amos T. Camp. hereby certify that the above named en- dorsers are electors and taxpayers, as defined by law,o the Town of NewtOwn and that they have signed no other application.
 Dated at Newtown this 11th day of Septem- Der, A. D. 1907.
 M. J. Houlihan. Town Clerk.
The Newtown bee., 1907-10-25

When we sell garment we'll tell you exactly what oure buying Satisfaction will go with every purchase r your money goes back. No risks here
The Newtown bee., 1907-10-25
OPERA HOUSE ATTRACTIONS.

OPERA HOUSE ATTRACTIONS.
 The next big attraction to be seen in this city is that sterling New Eng land play, "Along the Kennebec" which will be given in all its entirety, wealth of rural scenery, the great quar- ry scene with its working drills and a real steam engine, at the opera house, Thursday evening, November 2, under auspices of Good Shepherd lodge, No. 65, I. o. o. F. The company is one of the best travelling and numbers many well known players, including some clever speciality artists. The char acters are all unique in originality and there are several types entirely new to the stage. In all, the play in its entirety will compare favorably with the best of New England plays such as "Old Homestead", County Fair" and "Shore Acres.'". The comedy duel scene in the third act is very funny and is said to surpass the, celebrated duel scene in Joseph Jefferson's play of 1.-The Rivals"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06
NOTAS De NTERES
eI bale del pr6ximO jusvss
en- eI teateo. - No habra
reCepCltn esa nOChe.
POR AGGRESSION GRAVE
Condemns extirguidas en- Ia
carce1 de Arecibo. ~Fabri
ca de licores en- Csguas.

Con motive del bale que ha
dc celebrarse el proximo jueves ell
el teatro, Sc suspende csc dia la
a,ostumbrada reception del Gober-
nador ell el Palacio de Santa Cata-
lima.
-Acusado del delito de agre-
sion grave, ha ingresado ell la car
eel de Arecibo por orden del Juez
municipal de aquella ciudad, el in
dlviduo Agustin Martin,
Sc encucntra ell esta ciudad
don Jose c. Berries, alcaide de la
cdrcel de San Juan ell Arecibo.
Antonio Correa Maldonado,
Manuel Echcvarria y Felicia Ra-
que cumplian sentencia en-
Ia carcel de Arecibo, han sido pues-
tos ell libertad por haber cumplido
el tempo dc la condena.
--Por haber cumplido las pc
mas d que fueron condenados, han
sldo puestos en- libertad los indivi-
duos Angel Velazqucz, Victoriano
Fantauzzi y Sabina Diaz, que Sc
hallaban en- la carcel de Humacao.
Los sehores Blanco y ca,
fabricantes de licores de esta ciu-
dad, nos participant por medic de
atenta circular que, a fin de extern
der el radio de sus negocios, ha es-
tablecido una sucursal Ell Caguas,
de la cual Sc han hecho cargo don
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06
CR|MEN En- MOROV|S
0curridO en- eI barrio del
<Pasto,, casa de don 10.
se D. Burgos.
Mr.. HENRY D. SUPR
Is heri 10 graverente por Ia
espalda con un e ti'e te.
ICaptura de- criminal.

FL microbes, 80 de Enero 1lti-
mo, ocurrio un hecho criminal ell
el barrio del oPastoo de esta juris-
dlccion, ell Ia casa del honrado We
cino don Jose Conception Burgos.
Vicente Beriros, conocido por
Vicente Cruz, penetro Ell la referi-
da casa, embriagado, segtln Sc dice,
acometiendo punal ell mano 4 las
personas ALI presentes.
La familia de Burgo5 hugo des-
pavorida; hallabase ALI tambien ac-
entertainments Mr.. Henry d. Supr,
que viene estudiando desde lace
dias aquellos terrenos para Ia eX
plotacon de una nina.
AL apercibirse del alboroto pre-
|sentose Ell Ia sala, y, habiendo ell
contrado abandonada la casa, Sc di-
|rigio a un ropero con objeto de re-
coger unos papeles. Al sacarlo5, Sc
le cayeron Gstos al suelo bajose a
fin de recogerlos y en- ese nomento
le asestaron una punalada -por la
espalda, con un estilete, que le dej6
clavado el agresor,
A las 1 p. III. tuyo conocimien-
to del hecho el Juzgado, que Sc
constituyo ell el lugar del suceso,
ordenando a la policia que proce-
diese a la captura del culpable, que
Sc habia dado a la fuga,
Los guardias Nepumuceno
Cordova y Clemente Negron, des-
puGs de TRAFALGAR toda la noChe, ba,
10 incesante lluvia, por caminos de
,difcil tran5ito, aprehendieron al
agresof ell una casa del blrrio @San
LorcnzoO. FL herido continua me
lor. lie aSiste eI doctor Rivera.
Al agresor Sc lie ha exigido por
Ell Juez, SOD dollars de fanza.
Mr.. Supr, que tiene su resi-
deucia ell el Corozal, es persona
muy apreciada y de excelentes
condolences.
CORRESPONSAL.
Febrero 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06
NOTAS De PONCE
lisEectoF general de 10 "a
brlca do maquInas Singer.
Bcmberes premiados.
POR FALTA De PAGO
L'egada 4 esta ciudad del ge.
nerai Davis.-Las carreras
en- el Hip6dromo.

Ha salido para vlrlos puebl05
de la isla el inspector general de la
fabrica de maquinls de coser de
Singer, despues de haber estldo
varios dias Ell esta ciudad.
Los bomberos que obtuvie-
ron premios de diez dollars, por
donaci6n hecha por don Felix Gro
sas "a. 6. g., fueron los siguien
tes: Felix Archeval, Carlos Figue-
roa, Angel Costa, Jorge Surico, Ju-
lio Lopez, Julian Aler, Santana
Blanco, Ramon Oppenheimer, Aga
pito Gonzalez, Jose Ramos Anaya;
y los que obtuvieron premios de
cinco dollars, regalo del Honorable
Ayuntamiento, fueron: Dlmaso Ro-
driguez, Francisco Ruiz, Jose M
Tarrats, Juan Ramon Julbe, Rufo
Rivas, Cecilio Rodriguez, Manuel
Barros, Frasco Fernandez, Carlos
Castro, Enrique Munet, Pedro ].
Matos, Benito Rivera y Jose Pagan
Aver a las dos de la tarde
nos llam6 la atencion yer un grupo
de trabajadores frente a las ofcinas
de la Co.npaiila fraucesa. Nos acer-
camos para enterarnos que motlva-
ba aquella aglomeracion de gen
te y Sc nos contest6 que dcsde
por la maiiana cStaban Ell espera
del pago de sus jornales, habiendo
tenido, por t1ltino, que recurrir a la
policla para obligar aquellos Sc les
hiciesen Electives, pues desde que
Sc habla nombrado el actual admi-
nistrador pagalor, toios los domin-
gos Sc ofrecian inconvenientes para
el pago.
En- la tarde de aver lego a
esta ciudad el general Davis acom-
plhado de un interprete, habiendo
conference.-the con los seiiores Lii
cenciado PARA Capo y don Manuel
V. Domenech primero, y despues
con el alcalde sen6r Moret ell las
ofcinas de la alcaldia.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de
saludar a nuestro amigo don Fer
nando Bocangra, actual sccretario
d. la Corte Municipal de- Mayagjiez,
quien Sc encontraba aver en- csta
ciudad.
-Tambien Sc encontrabln en-
esta ciudad el respectable caba!lero
de San German don Juan B. Capri
les acompaiado de su estimado lijo
Victor.
Aver Sc celebraron las carrc-
ras anunciadas ell el Hip0 from
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06
AVlSO

Sc vcndc ro- 'a2,;t2'' de gu va'o,
TN aparato para fabs;cat bebi'las ar
bouatadas. S compon-n dJ Een a
dor tres fueutrs con saS corr"s,oa,ji~n-
tes lavadcros de gah, u:ia mesa para
llenar botv!las de taponvS de gray;ta-
ci0n su llcna3or lie STONES
rara inlormrS dirisir5e en- Camuy
4 ANTONIO CASrIlJ.O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06

Pon,eiio, con escasa Concurr>ncia a
pesar dc Ia baratura d. los prccios.
Lucharon en- princra carrera,
Flor de Oro, Campanillo, Fra Dia-
volo y Hot Stuff, habiendo salido
venccdor Fra DiavoIo.
En- segunda carrera Vcloz, Pc
on y Adop;ivo, habiendo vcncidor
Pel6n.
In tcrccra carrera Perla fna,
MGsico. Brutito y Jiblro, habiendo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06

Febrerc i de 1907
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06

Francisco Mendla Morales y don
Bcnigno Diaz Perez, antiques cm-
pleados de los seiiores Blanco y ca.
-Ingresos y egresos veri6ca-
dos por la Tesoreria del Municipio
de Ponce en- el mes de Enero: Exis-
tencia del mes anterior $3z232.o5;
IngresostL33o 50. Total 4S, 563. S.
Egresos S 22,252.6o.
Existencia para el siguiente mes
S26,3Io.95. Classification de Ia exis-
tencia
Fondos ordinarios $7,o4o. IS;
Fondos de emprestito S 1909. 50;
Bou redemption tax $11,952.12;
Anticipo S S4t5.oI; Fondos de cami-
nos s 2, 5S3o7; Dep6sitos de fam
las S ,51o.S7. Total S 26, 31o,95
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06
COR7E OE GUYANA
S S.haIamientos de julclos por
Iursdo que tsndran luuar
en- ell mes do Fsbfero.
DlVERyOs DELITOs
Por escalamiento, asesinato,
incendio maliciosa, esca-
lamiento, etc., etc.

Dia 70. Isaias Ortiz y otro,
e5calamiento.
Dia 20. Adolfo Diaz y Dolo-
res Leon, asesinato en- % grado.
Dia 81. Victoriano Mercado,
asesinato.
Dia .22. Juan MARTINEZ (a)
Valbanero, asesinato.
Dia Is. Carlos Budet, falsih-
caci6n despacho telegrafcoe incen-
dio malicioso.
Dia 26 Jose Martinez, esca-
llmiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06

Tn proceso que Sc creia term
nado ha vuelto a preocupar Ia aten-
ci6n publica. FL primer acto del
nuevo Procurador General del Es
tado, desputs que toln6 possession
del cargo ha sido insiatr cn que SC
haga un recuento dc los votos con
signados Ell la Ultima elecci5n de
Mayor de esta ciudad, alegando que
Sc ha comctido fraude y que, por 10
tanto, Nc Clellan ocupa cl puesto
que legalmente corresponds a Mr..
Hearst.
FL asunto es muy importante,
10 solo porque 81 Sc conhrma 10 que
Mr.. Jackson alega quedara Ell des-
cubierto un chanchullo gigantesco,
sino porque Ell tai case ira Hearst,
el candidate casi socialista, a ocu-
par el importante puesto de Mayor
de New York, las aspiraelones poll
ticas del Millionaire denagogo que
sufrieron tan rudo fracaso eli las
pasadas elecciones, rccobrarian
nuevo vigor, y quizds IA politica
nacional Sufriria dcsyiaciones de
consideration.
I.o mas raro del case es que, 81
fraudes hubo, fueron la obra de
Tammany Hall, asociaci6n politica
que ell esa tpoca era defen5ora ace
rrima de Nc Clellan y ellcnl;ga ire
conciliable de Hearst, ell tanto que
hoy ocupa un situacion diametral-
mcnte opuesta, slcndo Ia allada de
Hearst y la eneniiga de Nc Clellan
de consiguientc, 81 Sc prueba que
hubo iraudes, pueden ser cAstiga-
dos prominentes Tamlnanlstas 4
instigaci6n de su amigo de hoy por
10 que hicicron Ell favor del amigo
de aver, que es el adversario del
presente, Curioso acertijo pollti-
co, tno es verdad?
La opinion pdblica estd en- ia
vor de la investigation, pero gene
ralmente no Sc aprueba la manera
ell que el Procurador trlta cl asun-
to; Mr.. Jackson es amigo y correli-
gionario politico de Hearst y Sc ha
dejado yer, como vulgarmente Sc
dice, la oreja de la parclalldad que
10 anima ell pro de su compailero, y
no solamente cometio la indiscreci6n
de dar por sentado eu la denanda
que el fraude existia (lo que no
puede saber5e sino despu6s que Sc
haga cl recuento) sino que tuvo el
poco tacto dc nombrar al Abosldo
y C>nsultor legal dc Hearst, A5o
gado especial del Minstcrio Pdbli-
co ell el proccso.
De todos MOODS, Ia cosa es Sc
ria; y cs incteible el ndmero y Il
clase de inlluencias que estan el
juego, de intgisls que Sc urd>n
de dinero que trabaja en- Ia soln0ra
salido ven :dor Ptrla G'la a pesar
d. haher da1o a los dtmis l. me-
t.os de veltaj1.
A,,,.,Ita ao--t I, n.,t, A. ,e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06

Hemos seguido leyendo las Re
vistas Cientlhcas con cl objeto de
recojer datos respecto al Bioplasna,
y encontramos que contin1a tenien
do I'm exito sorprendente y el apoyo
y la recommendation de las mas gran
des autoridades mGdicas de este
pals. Resuniendo Ell pocas pala
bras 10 que Iltimamente hemos lei
do, diremos que todos estan confor-
mes Ell que es el mas poderoso
reconstituycnte que Sc Conoce, VI
gorizador de la Sangre y restaurador
de la energia y cl funcionalniento
cellular; que por 10 tanto, es una
cura positiVa y eicaz para todas las
Intermediates que provienen dlrec-
tamente de pobreza de sangre, debl-
lidad en- cl sistema, defecto GunCio-
nal Ell las cGlulas, etc, etc, Q
|indirectamente de las invasiones de
g6rmene5 que tales estados hacen
posibles; y que adcnlas, mcrced a
esa fuerza y csc vigor que coinunl-
ca al ORGANISING y a su accion de
enriquecer la sangre en- globulos
rojos y fagocitos viriles destructores
de los bacilo5 MmHnisa contra las
Intermediates infecciosas.
Muy espcclalnente Sc encomla
la accon del Bioplasma como sEGU-
IRA, EFICAZ Y I.I+ RE5uLTADOS PER
IMANENTES, en- el tratamiento del
IPaludismo, Anemia, las enfermeda-
des nerviosas, (Neurasterda, etc.
ETC., y la Tuberculosis incipiente;
| y como las dos prineras pueden con
siderarse como Intermediates atro-
picaleso por excelencia, repetimos
que seria de deSearse que los medi-
cos de esos paiscs ensayaran el Bio
| )lasml Ell el tratlmiento de elias y
,e di1ran cu2ltl Dc 10 qac es y de
. que Goa sd cmpl~o pueelcn o1tc'
lcr. In una De nuestras proXinlas
nsertarcmos la opinion dc IN emf
l.nlc cSpecialista ell enfcrmedades
lerviosas rela,ivl d las propiedale>
Ill B.oplas9ll y sus coalldalcs te
rapGuticas ell esa5 doleneias,
Co2RESpONSN..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06
.OESDE NUEvA YORK

"a Ell un scntido, va Ell otro, los
unos por anular la election de Nc
Clellan y hunlillarlo, los otro3 por
.npedir d toda costa y atodo trance
a llegada al gobierno de la Ciudad
Imperio de un hombre de las con
iciones de Hears. Por ahora cs
lificil decir quien lleyari al cato al
aqua, pero es pron6stico quc 10 es-
ia lejano de la verdad, quizas, Ell de
qle no scra Hearst Mayor de Gyea-
" New York, dun cuando fueta
.'crdad que ha habido fraudes Ell
lls elecciones. Sinenbargo hay mu-
clos que tiene csperanzas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-06

ETrai nhare lreu
toque0c 0crqanT C i Gi k
del del Gulermey
Inventor o2h co
atOi as
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
Com g to Craig's.


Demorest for ladies' fal! suits,
cloaks, waists and skirts.
Plenty .of spring chickens and hens
for Sunday dinner at Marks Market.
Anything, everything you need In
school supplies at the Craig Book
Store.
A big line Of outing fiannels just
unpacked. The Meyer store, 7l3
Main street.
A. G. Patton and Sun, Marshal, of
Boulder spent a few days last week
with relatives here.
E. G. Woorley Of Longmont
visited over Sunday with his brother
in.law, Nelson pemorest,.
Robert 81. Clayton for the finest
ice cream in the city, delivered on
very short notice In any quantity.
Rev. NJ. F. Brigham of Golden
returned home Monday, after few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. D. E.
Carey.
Misses May and Bertha Scott ex-
pect to leave tomorrow for Ogden,
Utah, where they will teach the
coming year.
Mrs. w. II. Ca!kins and three
children and Miss Nellie Williams
! went to Colorado Springs last Mon
day for a weeks visit.
George Jones Of Lincoln, Neb.,
who has been visiting his brother,
II. II. Jones, 'the last two weeks,
left last Monday for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Drury and
son of Chicago arrived in Greeley
Wednesday for two weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Rugh and family.
Miss Louise Morrison, who has
spent the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Ollie, left yesterday for
Fort Collins to resume her school
duties.
The Craig Book Store is prepared
to please you.
New location.
New stock.
Prices right.
E. S. Sears of Coatesville, Neb,
came to Greeley few days ago,
called here by the illness of his
brother, j. L. Sears of Mum, who
was recently stricken with paralysis.
J. Glllispie of Peckham and his
wife came to Greeley to see the par
ade and some light fingered gent
lifted Mr.. Gillispie's purse and con-
tents, $50 dollars. No clue to the
thief.
lmboden's book store beats them
all for size of tablets. Our tablets
were bought last spring and we can
furnish you 200 and one OF $50
leaves for cents. School boards and
patrons should see that they go to
the right place.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
sLoCals :

}. At clayton's oon'e''
.,ont all your sup
IS you money
,.,yes this week for a
i North rlatte' Neo'
bay, Aug. "a an y e'kH' q
Nj. and Mrs. r. H.
Ian of Denver visited
s Hilda Spute' Iasb
light returned Thurs, ,''.
val days visit with
yer.
inst C. j. Ryden for
Inorr has been set In
4 Sept. T.
eir.ey Of Fort Collins
of her sister, Mrs. c.
Epral DAYS last week.
nbrant left Sunday
a trip up the Mof1at
rned yesterday morn
Golay and two chill
we're guests at the
Nagel several days
C, W. Sanborn OF
e guests of their nep-
horn Wednesday and
week.
Ieoman left last Sat-
bme in Swink, Colo..
tn her parents, Mr..
Whiteman.
success in the book
IS the Craig Book
correct prices on
Stock complete.
etter and daughter,
er Blunt and family
/ last Thursday at
II. and Mrs. Frank
aris of Pala Alto,
Saturday in Gree
psin, W. S. Wylie.
nroute for Washing.
bit.
who has attended
kge at Hanover. N.
arrived here last
hicago where he has
summer. After q
eks with his mother,
Fier, and sisters he
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-24

quality of the plays produced, was excep-
tionally worthy, and great credit Is due
the teacher and his apt pupils.
The two plays produced were ''Cinders -
curtain raiser, in which Mr.. DeForrest
VI. Ordway took the part of Jack War
rener. "briefiess bachelor" and Miss
Meta l.. Potter ''Clnders." the scene
occurring in Warrener's chambers a
few hours after he has had mlsunder-
standing with his lady love. II is human
little play and both Mr. Ordway and Miss
Potter did their work well. especially the
latter. who appeared 10 grasp thoroughly
the character.
Following the curtain raiser. Miss Ethel
Amorita Kelly. the little premier song
and dance artistic. tripped and warbled her
way into the hearts OF the audience and
for her years made n ''hit" that might be
envied by many on the professional stage
She sang exceedingly wen and her dane
Ing was clean cut and graceful
The event of the evening was the pres
entation OF "Pygmalion and Galatea," a
NEUROLOGICAL play in three acts by w. s.
Gilbert. This is a decidedly high-class
piece and very difficult TO give in con-
sstent manner, yet the way Mr. Carlsten
and his pupils handled IL last evening was
pleasant surprise and showed not only
the histrionic talent OF those in the cast
but of serious study as we'll.
The cast was as follows: Pygmalion, an
Leucippe, a soldier. Mr.. G. o. Carlsten
Chrysos, an art patron. Mr.. Joseph
Charles: Agesimos, Chrysos' slave. Mr..
DeForest M Ordway: Mimos. Pygmallon's s
slave. Miss Mildred Gorham: Galatea, an
animated statue Miss Lillian +. john
son; Cynisca, Pygmalion's wife. Miss Rose
l.. Rice; Daphne, Chrysos' wife. Miss
Meta l.. Potter; Myrine. Pygmalion's
sister, Miss Anna Maloney.
Almost to an exception each performer
did his or her part well Mr.. Frederick
Carlsten as Pygmahon was most excel
lent and showed his professional training
TO great advantage Probably next to
him In ability came Miss lillian T.. John
son. who interpreted the role OF Galatea,
the animated statue, and her efforts were
the recipients OF much applause. Miss
Rose l.. Rice was clever as Cynisca, the
wife of Pygmallon. and Mr.. Joseph
Charles. who took the part OF Chrysos
serio-comedy part. added 10 the success
OF the play The other characters were
consistently interpreted.
Mr.. Carlsten deserves credit for giving
very pleasant evenings entertainment.
demonstrating his ability as a teacher OF
dramatic art He has been on the pro-
fessional stage for a number of years.
having been leading man Of the Garrick
stock company OF Philadelphia, and
through an accident to his mother has
been forced to leave the stage and remain
In this city, which is his home