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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-29
FALTA ENERGIA.
Miles De Honhfss J Mnisres en- Gu
ba PadsGen de Ansmia Aunqus
MuCh0s No Sc Dan Cusnta de
ElIn.

LIZ Anemia eS una Playa Tropical. Las
PfldoTaB RoIadaa del DR.. Williams son 81
mis- poderoso antfdOto contra ls Anemia
que haSta aboTa Sc ha dercnhieTto.
La Anemia pone Ii Bargre squads,
mAta Ia yitaIi lad. Las Pfldoras r lHsdaG
son pToductivas de BSUgrs nueva poF 10
tsnto de vitalidad.
La IndolenciR es una forma de debili'
dad de Ia Gapgrs, prodpcto de Il AnemiA.
Las Pfdoran Rosadan del DR.. Williams
dan eneTgfa poE 0l inico medic possible:
enEiquacieado la sangrs y fortaIscisndO 81
aistemR neEviosO.
En- toda Ia IsIR hay CarGB p6 idaB =
CuerpoB I6nguidoV. PsTo tambien hay
centenaHes que 90 han CuEAdo con las P1'
doras do Williams. He aquf dog caEtss
d. sAntisgo de Cubs, tomadas de entire 10
mu.titud:
s'Per espaoio de disciocho meses Bufff de
Anemia, !" eIC1ibe 81 ST.. Enrique RioEa y
Fuentes de la cAlle San Tadeo 81, en- di'
Cha-Ciudad. LA eDfegmedad me trsjo
una fuerte debilidad, dolores de cabezs, y
una pRIidez que paEeCfA un CRd&veT. Per-
df 81 apetito Is eneTgfa. CuRpto hics
para CuFaTme era in6til, nRda paIGCfa hR'
ceEme bien, nj atin 81 tratamiento m61ico
que tuVe. En- tel aituRci6n vino & mis-
manoB an ibrito de curaCionsB de las Ph'
dorRR del DR.. Williams, hRblando con
un amigo me dijo que 81 % habfa curado
con dichal pildoTaH. CompT6 unoS fFaDCoH
al cRbo de sIgunas IamanRB ya me Ientf
meIor. Continue poT uuo8 misses 81 trRta
miento Begdn Las instEuccioneH del fraGCo,
me cure TRdicalments. Me 81 gFAto re
comendar publicamente esta ben@fs % me-
dicina."
FL Br. Jose d. Pu'Ies, de IL misma ciu'
dad, Gale Santa Lucia alta 81 szCribs:
''Yo padeCi do Anemia pFofunds por CO.
90 dc IN a1o : medic. TsnfI IN color
bIanco amaEiIlOnto, NAL spetito. mutho
suef ', muy pocas gsnRs de tEabsjar y do
loTel en- todo 81 Cusrpo. Me ConGult6 con
YArioB me licoB de entR, pero mi emf rme
dad no Cedi6 81 ttatsmie TO usual. En- u
FarmRciR de La Luz me KecomOnd6 M de-
pen 1iente ID PfldoraH RiBSdaH del DR..
WilliamE. DsIde squsllR fechA laI empe'
c6 q t1mRT, y me disTon un bIillRnts re-
su!tsdo, habie adoms TestabIeCido ID salad,
fuezaB energfa. No dei7 saE elta
opoFtuuidRd de txtendeT ests esCTitO en
gratitud & tan excsIente msdicAmonto."
En- la puFeza y TiquezR de II SRDgre eJ
triba Ia Vitalidad. ESQ es 10 que hRce ID
las PndoraS r R1BadaB del DR.. Williams pa
Ta PsrBona1 P6lidaU, 81 eIpaCfico de fAmi
liz mas popular de los tiempoB. En- lal
bofiCa8
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.CONSEJO BEGUTIVO
(Sesi5n de aysr. }

A laB 10 J Cuarto di6 comienzo Ia ae.
si6r, bajo la presidencia de Mr.. WiIlough
by con asiatencia de todoB los aefioreB
conBeieToF.
El ConBejo DO declare en- comigi6n total
&c puBo 4 discussion el O B de Dis z Ma
vRFTO ''paEa dstsfminaT Is ioEnEda legal
del trsbsjo.
Diez Navarro habI6 on favor del pro-
yecto , explic6 % aloanOe Ga la praotiCR
despues gus Bea apYobado
BaEbogR ga opone y mRnifeBt6 que 81 no
eat6 oonforms con 81 bill, poIque no We,
como De le va obligar 4 nadia que tEabajs
las horaH que le de la CANA 81 gobisrno
estipulaY.
Dexter, estS CoDfoEme con las mRnifss
taciones de BarbogR, u dies que votATG
contra 81 pFoyeCto tambiep.
Diaz Navarro, dice que no pusde estaR
conforme con Lar mRnfsatGcioneA del doc.
tor BREbogR de nipgunR maners, porque
10 que 90 tEatR de svitar con sBR ley, es
que LOS patTonoB obliguen tTabsiar los
nal que es 10 que se le pagan.
MI. Hoyt, dice, que entiende que eGs
Icy tiende prohibir On absolute que loB
obFsros trabSjsn mas de h9EaB y que eA
"a contra 81 proyscto.
Diaz Navarro, dice que 81 tisne que con-
fesaf enfiticaments que, Is OoEts SapEemR
de loS EstadpH UnidoI hR declaTado que ID
ley ds hoHaB eB un0 medida de alta sig
fcaci6n higi6niCa. AhRdiendo-adem6
81 81 gObierno le pags todoB GuB emplsa.
dos poE hoEaG extrRordinRTiaH en- todRS las
oficinaB los patronoB tienen que pRgaP &
los tFabsjsdoreu las horaB que trabaieh
extra despuea de laG que le mRrca ia ley
que tratR dc introducir. Mi intenci6n Ss.
fioTes del ConBejo no es otEa que lR do
evitAF On el futuTo contrRtiempoB entire
patronoE obTeFop, 81 mismo tempo que
1ecA bar para los deahered8doH de lR fortu'
"a lR defsnBa que tienen peEfsCto deEe.
cho. Hoyt proPone qus Ee paso de nue..
vo Ia comisi6a.
BaEboBa dice que 81 cree que eBa medi
de- Ds podTk tcmar para Las psEBonas que
tFabsjen sueldo psro On msnera alguna
con los que tTabsjan jornRl.
Diaz Navarro, conteatR BaTboBR, Ci
tando Casog en- que Ia CoTte SupFemR de
los Eatados UnidoB, hs sentado juFiBpTu
denciP, anunoia que paBando ComiAi6n
81 pToyecto 6l podr6 toner mas prusbRB en-
Ia pr6xima di1cuui6D, para convencsr
BaTbosa de que tienen Taz6n LOS trRbajR'
doreB 81 pediF que 90 vote eRa ley.
FL prOyectO par6 q l. cOmiGi6n Dc
nusvo.
Sc prssent6 81 O B Al de Acunl "pars
enmendaR Ia Beccci6n 10, de IL Ley titula
do "Ley para Eegularizar mejorar sl
servicio civil de Puerto Rico apPobado en-
Mario IA del 1904"
Acufia la defsndi6 y ex pus1 81 Conssjo
las convenienciaB de aprobar 81 proysctc
tai como 80 pTeBsnta Il Legislature.
En- Ia diHcusi6n teEciaFon Dexter, Dit
Navarro , Hoyt RprObandoBe por mayo
Eia de votoE.
siendo abanaada ia hoTA 80 di6 POI
terminada 10 Beai6n.
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LAS MUJEREs

aburridas. Sc dice que los HON
bres tienen que trabaiar y las mu.
jeres 1lorar; pero desgraciadamente
en- este muDdo tan ocupado, 8 me
nudo sucede que las muj jeres tienen
que trabaiar y llorar a la vez. La
mujer triste y aburrida pierde su
aPetito y SO adelgaza y debilita.
De vez en- cuando tieno ataques de
palpitaci6n y So v6 obligada guar
dar CANA por uno 8 dos dias, y
81 ertonces hay alguna epidemis
como influenza 8 paludismo, es
casi SECURE que sufrira un ataque
que & menudo prepare el camino
para afecciones cr6nicas de la gar"
ganta, pulmones y demas 6rganos,
siendo difcil yer como terminara.
D6iese que la muier cansada y re-
cargada de trabaio descansc todo
10 possible, Y sobre todo p6ngase q
su disposition, una botella de la
PREPARATION DE WAMPoLE
remedio SECURE 6 infalible para to-
dos los males que afectan a la mu-
jer. Es tan sabroso como la miel
contiene todos los principles nu-
tritivos Y curativos del Aceite de
Higado de Bacalao Puro, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta y
Cerezo Silvestre. Tomada antes
de conner, aumenta las propiedades
putritivas de los alimentos cor
rientes, facilitando su asimilaci6n
Y ha hecho renacer~ la esperanza 5
el buen humor en- miles de hogares
entristecidos. Es digna de la mas
absolute confanza y sus resultados
son seguros en- casos de Impureza
de la Sangre, Clorosis, Agotomien-
to, Melancolfa y Tfsis. ''El Sr. Dr..
Jose NJ. Guijosa, de Mexico, dice:
He empleado su Preparation de
Wampole en- una Sefiorita que pre-
sentaba algunos sfntomas inquie-
tantes en- el aparato respiratorio y
desde el primer fraseo comenz6 8
notarse a1ivio marcado, habiendo
desaparecido toda huella de enfer-
medad al terminar el sexto frasco. :"
Cada .d6sis es efeetiva. El desen,
gano es impossible. En- las BoticaS
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Il sbogado b nitez Castsfo.
EX9rSsa que no s0IlCItd que 81 ROmbrO tuOra To-
CluIdo on ID tsrR6 para Jl0z municipal Do
Guyana.

Nos manifl sata 81 Licanciado Bsnitez
gus 81 persona meets, no h gsgtio 1ado en-
mOdo aIguno ri ha loiicita 10 que 50 nom
bre fuera include on la teEnR enviada poE
Ia Juuta CsntrAl 81 gobisrno para ca
bEir 81 cargo de Juez municipal de Qua
yamn.
Y Rgrega que nj aBpira & un cargo dc
asR natuFalezs, nj 0tro cargo Judicial dc
mayor importsnCia, ri quiere pusstoB pd-
bIicoB de ninguna clale, ri loI be soli3itA'
do jam61 de 50 pAEtido, nj los ace taEfa On
modo algunO, aunqus sgFadsea lR. defs'
FenciR.
An de el ssi1or Bsnitez que Ie uatilface
DOR complete 81 eiercicio independents dc
% profssi6D; que G6Io aspira Constituir
90 bufstS bsjo E6lida1 bases y msTced {
BuB elfuerso8 propioF; = que hsce euts aCfa'
racitn por habeEBe publiCado % nombra
en- varies peri6licoB como aupirants al
cargo de Juez munici pei de Guayams.
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IA GRAN NODA.

No hRy sefioTa nj skhoTits elsgante, que
no adorne 80 psinado con TiSoH en- Huu dis
tintas formaB. Vienen CoEonas de rizo.
para delante an dollar medic una. Hay
TizoB dc varioa pEecioB
Gran surtido en- abrigoB de tafstRn ne.
gro Namadou Monte Carlo dsbde seia do
liars en- adeIanto. Son much9 mas ventA
iouos que loH que % han estado Vendiendo
ahOYS.
Ointuronel elGsticoB con puntaH de ace
70 en- negro, blanCo y ColoTel 80 Csnta
von uno' CintuHones de Cabritilla blRn,
Coz , negros con hebilIaB atraB J Mn elias
SO csntavoB Peinetas fnRI = juegoG d
psinetag de gran novedad, TodO eBto aoA
b de llegaT Il "PaFiu BaERr" de PsdTt
GiuEti, FoTtaleEa 27.
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El entierro del infortunadO j6Sen 10.
Sc lopez Dlaz, 90 AreCibO.
EI aGto fg6 una VsTiadSra ssRtldl nlRlf8sta'
c6i Dc duOIo.
CDe nuestrO cOrrsspOnsal.) }

Febrero 28.-En Il msfi,nR de aver
llev6ss efscto 81 Espelio del Cad6vsr del
maIogFado i6vsn Jote Lopez DfaE, policfs
inaulaE. El act, fue verdAderR manif Sta
Ci6n de duslo gsre 81 gus demoltsaba la
ranBaCi6n Cauuada en- eBtG poblaci6n pOr 81
triste acontaoimiento que oEigin6 la mueTts
de este apreCiAb,e j6vsD. AsiBlti6 ID ban
da de Ia policia todos los guaFdi4G del
dis.rito Il maEdO del "a 9itGn Sehsttini.
Prsuidfan 81 duelo 81 jef, intsTino del cuer'
po Mr.. LutE, don Juan Marin 90 repre-
1antaci6n de Il familia 81 slcRlds nj il
P6rez Avile. FoTmabRn 81 fd1ebre cor
tsio Ias autoridRdeg, iefs = ofeiOleB de
bomberoB, respstables cablllsEcs y repre-
DsutRciones de todas LAD classes BocialeE de-
mostrando agf todoB d Eentimientc ante
tan tEiats Bucego.
-Ha paBado viaita de inrpeCci6n Lea
Cusdras de elta Ciudsd 81 Inspector voterl'
nario Mr.. Allen, EeconoCiendo tres cRbA'
Hos atACados de lampaFones.
-El fot6gTafo Nfi3T Odfz Iac6 vaTial
f,tograffas duEants 81 sntieEro del poliefa
jose L6pe5 DfRg.
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sLo gust, |, ndsIs.7 SQuloro olrIo7

Comprs una Pianola s m Piano pianos
Il az Il cslsbTs casa THE AEOLIAN
Co, de New York que ha psEfsoCiOnado
c1ta inBtFumento hastR llsgar Il altUFR
uus estk. CuslquiOr PsEIons pusds intsr.
pretaE una risza de m6IiCa como d flora
Un RKtiGta.
AdomGu, hay ismpro pianos dc Il como
Cida maEca PLEYEL Pianos Alemane1,
pianos WeboHy msrca PARIS BAZAR,
sEtos ti,timol plasos s FaE6n do &10men'
uuale1 uin psgaE NADIA Rdslantado.
Una vista Il PARIS BAZAR do Po'
dro Giusti una CaRta dilijidA q dopaEta'
monto muIleal pondIf { lag poroonoS fnto
Eo.adaG q poll~idu do lei datos que !,
d
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FlEsTAS DEL GARNAYAL.

Ests Dcche teEceE bAilo de maHcaFaB en-
ell teatro que promote eatar tan animadO 8
mas que d del jueves que tan gratOB re.
CueFdos hA dejRdo.
MahanR domingo cuaEto bails de mas.
caras que poT ser dia fsstivo seE6 uno de
los meioreg de Is temporads. Todas las
CompaTlas que fueron 4 lou bales anterio'
res iran aI del domingo, In rig Tosidad
en 81 reconocimiento de las mRacaTas ha
sido muy apIaudidO pOE 81 pdblico result
tando loa bales dc mascaFag muy eBCOji'
dnU de una animation gFandiaima.
Las psEBonaB que deGsen paBaT unal
horaB agsadables diveTtidaH que vayau
81 teatro 81 domingo = HRldrAn muy com
plaCidss Est6 demSs deCir que nueHtFa
meior BoCiedad de S an joan llens todoI
los pRlCos en- Las necha u de baileS, Csle
bTandoHs FefiidaB batRllas de coDfettia.
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pids tambien Ea aumenta la gratifcaCi61
500 dollars , 10 aprueba. ApEobRdsH les
3 snmiendRE.
Ell Btfior Sol6 presents una enmienda.
La apoya el sefl,T Mufoz Rivera. En- lAE
noblsCiones de mas de 10000 habitautel
Se nombraF6 otro m61ico especial, adicio'
nal, de Ssnidad. AprobRao.
So apruebRn sin discussion las uacCionel
36 y 81. Dsupu6B se Aigue dando ousnta
con las otras sscCioneB y con muy bEeYea
discuSiones quedan RpEobRdas haata la
secci6n 45 del proyeCto.
A las ~ as levantS la sssi6n para con-
tinuar & las 2 de ls tarde.
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III o-ts impronts g vgadO papol d
pozl6dioo Vioio 42.00 les IS 6la1 (UA
qviRtuLl
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Lo. sonbrOros to les NoVotatOs

IA ca7Bado muy grats impression entire
eI elemento fsmsnino de esta Oiu lad y de
Ia isla, 81 gran auEtilo de bOnitoa = ele'
gants1 HombEsrol que de todaE formal =
pReCioB eBtk EeCibiando ID aCreditada item
da dc medas "Las Novodad0En, PEoPloI
psEa Is sstaCi6n } do lOa dltimoa msaelol
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dc Paris, Nueva York, LondEos , Madrid
tiepeD slLpS NovedSde1'i q mis- olplendi.
do suEtido Dc nombEaEoU para nea0EaR' aa'
VEitaE , niaaI, qUO darn puQdh
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PildOraS ROSadaS
del DR.. Williams

Pasarse sin este insu-
perable tonico, es invitar
esa serie de torrnentos que
toda mujer conoce. Con
Il, vivacidad, energia,
buen color, humor y gusto
para los quehaceres, son
posesiones usua1es en- Ia
vida diaria de la muier.
La Sra. Eustaquia Lopez de
Perez, desde Yauco, Puerto
Rico, escribe: ''Durante On afio
sufrf penas SIN cuento. Dolores
de cabeza, hinchazon, insom-
MO, inapetencia, Y desarreglos
generates en- 81 cuerpo Y otros
normales del sexo, me afec-
taban en- sucesion. Estuve
en- manos de dos medicoS cuYos
esfuerzos para curarme fueron
vanos v tuve que guardar CANA
varias veces. CuantoS RENE
dos probe no dieron resultado.
va no saba 4 que acudir cuan-
do 4 instancias del Lcdo. Sr.
Sanchez que ha tenido ocasion
de comprobar las renombradas
virtudes de las P1doras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, adopte el
tratamiento. Dentro muY po-
COS dfas va senti el a1ivio de-
seado y con dos meses de
constancia obtuve mi completa
curacion."
EN- LAS BOTIcAS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
HILL STREET CLUB.
Had Il Session at Charles II. Sven
sons Saturday Night.


The Hill Street Improvement club
meeting of Saturday night was held
at the home of Charles II. Swenson
on Elizabeth street. The commit
tee on streets and sidewalks were
able to report very satisfactory prog
ress. The board of public works,
they reported. had authorized the
expenditure of $1,000 for grading
Hill street from above where the
work stopped last year. The club
feels this sum should complete the
grading to Greenwood avenue. /,
was also reported that hearings for
sidewalks had been recommended,
practically as far as grading is now
done on the east side. The commit
tee was instructed to endeavor to get
the grading done this spring. to give
the street time to get settled before
fall and winter, as there will be no
sidewalks laid on this portion this
year. 1t was explained that the
grading of last year was done so late
in the season that the street has
been very muddy, making travelling
without rubber boots very difficult.
The members of the club are very
much pleased with the prospect OF
sidewalks over this part of the street.
II was also reported that a cross
walk or two would be laid.
The committee on public safety
reported having made arrangements
for police protection. Practically
all the houses on Hill and connect
ing streets have been numbered in
anticipation OF mounted mail car
rier service.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well Known People Who Have Been
Called Away.

Mildred c., the four months ole
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Michae
Tammany of 40 Hickory street, died
this morning. The funeral will b,
held at O'Clock tomorrow after.
noon.
Mrs l.. Foster Hart, formerly res.
ident of Waterbury, died Saturday at
the German hospital, New York. The
funeral will be held at the Methodist
church. Waterfowl tomorrow after
noon at . o'clock.
Edward Joseph, the infant son oil
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Phelan of 25
High street, died yesterday after a
brief illness. The funeral was held
this afternoon with iuterment in 81
Joseph's cemetery.
The funeral OF George Quien, who
died Friday at his home, 351 East
Main street, was held this afternoon
with service by the Rev F. d. Wat-
ter of the First Baptist church, and
interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
Mr. Quien was a native of Germany,
but had resided in this country for
over so years. He was a halter by
trade. He was a veteran of the
civil war and the author of tho
History of Company X, Con-
necticut Volunteers, the COM
pany in which he served during
the war He leaves a widow and
three children, Clark and George NJ.
Quien, and Miss Emma Quien. a
well-known pianist: also four broth
ers. Louis of Branehville. Christian
of Danbury. William ID. of Akron, o..
and Edward of Chicago.
John J. McLinden, for many
years a well known resident of Wa
terbury, died early this morning at
the family residence. S25 North
Main street, after a few DAYS ILL
ness. Last Friday he suffered a
stroke of apoplexy and never rail-
lied. Mr. MeLinden was a native
Of ireland, but had lived in this
city since his boyhood. He was en-
ployed for some time at Brown &
Bros, and later was in the employ
of X. X. Brown. About ) years ago
he retired. having acquired a COM
petence for himself and his family.
He was an honest. Industrious eiti-
zen and commanded the respect of
all who knew him. Besides his wife
he leaves three sons. DIR J. ]. Nc
Linden. Frank and Hugh McLin-
den. The funeral will be held We'd
nesday morning. Friends will please
omit flowers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
FENNER'S,
HATS AND HATLESS.
"Merry Widows" Have n Hard Time
When They Come Together.

They did not seem to mind it al
though the night was trifie cold
They walked along with their hands
in their pockets and did not appear to
mind the eyes and eyes that went
their way. They indeed were rushing
the season, the young men who
walked around the town last evening
without either hats or caps. Their
curly locks as they fioated in the
wind were indeed fair to look upon,
and perhaps the young men realized
il and consequently went chapeauless
They had it on the Merry Widow"
carriers a hundred different ways
when 1t came to being cynosured.
Speaking of the Merry Widow sky
pieces there was scarcity of room in
some of the churches yesterday. In
one of the churches couple of girls,
very slim endeavored to get into Il
seat in which there was plenty of
room. But when their hats got to-
gether there was only room for one
and the other had to move. Some of
the hats take up as much space as the
cover of sugar barrel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13

ACCUHIpdHISlS, MISS 1HZtI Lee ana
Hans Saro
Nos l and IL of the programme
are two of the mass chorus to be
sung at the biennial state saenger-
fest in Meriden June Is. and No s is
the prize song for first class singing
societies.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
THE POLICE COURT.
Case Not Ready for Trial Went
Over Until Tomorrow.

There was not much business for
the city court to-day. Fred Seyberj
was the only one whose ease was
tried. He was charged with intoxi-
cation. Saturday night he presented
himself in the police station for Il
lodging. lie was intoxicated and when
asked his name said It was Mud.
Il guess Wen call You Dennis" said
Sergeant Galley and forthwith the fell
low was placed in cell. He was
fined S. and costs.
Fred Angelo got into row on
North Square this morning and as his
case was not ready for trial it went
over to tomorrow under bail of 500.
Angelo got into scrape with fellow
countryman and in q 'aw minutes the
pair were surrounded by thousand
school children. il seemed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
ANOTHER WAGE REDUCTION.
New England Cotton Yarn and
Thread Mill Cut Workers.

Boston, April ia wage reduction
averaging ten per cent went into eff
feet to-day in the cotton cloth yarn
and thread mills in New England
and New York state, employing a
total of 1850 operatives. Since the
beginning of the general wage reduc-
ton movement in March the pay of
153,5OO mill hands in the nothern state
have been out. Out of this number
$4,000 are employed by New Eng
land mills and $1,000 in New York
state factories.
The wage cut became effective to-
day in mills in New Bedford, employ
ing $1,000 operatives: Lawrence 1900;
Methuen 800; Adams 500; J. & 2.
Coats. limited. thread mills, Pawtuck-
ct and Central Falls, II. l., $500:
Utica Steam & Mohawk Valley, New
York mills, Shenandoah, Onita Knit
ting company, Utica, n. T., 1000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
JOHN D. BOLAN DEAD
Well known Citizen Passed
Away Alter An Operation.

John ID. Bolan of 10 Summit street
died at l O'Clock this morning fol
lowing an operation for intestinal
trouble at the Waterbury hospital.
Mr. Bolan was born in Brooklyn
N. Y, but his early days were spent
in Newtown, where he remained UNI
til he came to Waterbury twenty
seven years ago, and entered the EN-
| ploy Of the Farrell Foundry & Ma.
chine Co, where he soon won the con
fidence Of everybody who came in
contact with him and in time became
one of the most popular employees Of
| the concern. Several years ago he
left the factory and went to work fol
his brother, the late Joseph Bolan
hardware dealer, and continued with
the Hamilton Hardware corporation
which took up the business af
ter the death of his brother and was
one of its trusted clerks until he was
carried away. Mr. Bolan was a past
grand knight of Sheridan council, X
of c., member of the Hardware Hal
association and an ex-member of the
volunteer fire department, having
served with distinction in the Brook.
Ign engine company. He also served
a term in the court of common coun.
ell as representative from the thirt
ward and was clerk of the board dur.
ing that year. He was a bright
cheerful man, who made friends
wherever he went and held them tc
the end. His wife died three years
ago, leaving him a family of seven
boys, every one of whom he idolized
and were shocked to hear of his
death. The boys were at his bed
side at II o'clock last night and while
his condition was critical they die
not think that the end was so near
The children are Robert j., John H.
James D., George E., Walter L., Ar
thur j. and Joseph P. The youngest
is six years of age. Mr. Bolan also
leaves two sisters, Mrs J.. H. Nc
Guinness of this city and Mrs T. Mol
10y of Bridgeport. The funeral will
be held to st Patrick's church We'd
nesday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
CITY NEWS.

The members OF the Y. NJ. c. L. A
win hold a special meeting this even
ing at o'clock.
Sheridan council, X. of C.. will
meet tomorrow night to take action
regarding the death OF the late John
ID. Bolan.
A months mind mass of requiem
will be celebrated at O'Clock to-
morrow morning al the Immaculate
Conception church for the late Mar
tin Phelan OF Fuller street.
At the Immaculate Conception
church yesterday announcement was
made Of the receipt Of $500 from N
f. Kelley for ST Mary's hospital fund.
An operating table from DIR John r
O'COunor of New York. and furnish
ing for a room from the widow and
children OF the late John Bergln OF
South Main street.
The work proposed By the city
on the projected layout on Beech
street IS meeting with considerable
opposition. Nearly all OF the prop
ertv owners affected have taken ap-
peals from the assessment OF bene-
fits and damages laid. Attorney
Hayes represents the following in
their appeal. George Angrave. Ro-
sana Lynehan. Emil Lindemann. G.
W. Burritt. Mary ]. BRYAN. War
rer L. Hall. Carl Maier, William r
Reed. Annie l. Reed. John and
Amelia Kellar and Ernest Ssieier-
They we're assessed benefits sEEre-
eating s2.5oo. The property repre-
sented BY the above runs from Long
Hill to Wall street.