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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14
THE BOYS CLUB.
Arrangements With Metropolitan
Opera Co to Produce Merry Geisha.

Everyone who is interested in the
Boys club will be charmed to know
that most brilliant oriental oper-
attic extravaganza entitled The
Merry Geisha" will be produced by
the representative citizens OF Water
bury at Polls theater, April 1924.
Fully 500 will be in the cast, and
the various committees have been
busy securing the participants for
the production. Rehearsals are held
every afternoon and evening in the
gymnasium of the Boys club.
All Of Waterbury's society are in
different numbers interspersed
throughout the opera, which in
cludes the geisha maids of old
japan, chrysanthemums, cherry bios
sans, poppies, drum majors, happy
Jappy maids, butterflies. execution
ers, royal guards. sailor girls, yachts
men.
The cast proper comprises the
cream of the musical world of our
city. The many specialties intro
duced are beautiful and are as fol-
lows:
The Irritation dance OF the red
masquers, In their natty French ere
ations, depicting the Partisan CO.
quetry in all its chic and charming
naturalness. This number will be
danced by sixteen OF the young soei-
ETY. ladies. The novelty Of this dance
lies in its mysticism. as each Of .he
merry dancers wear the half red
silk mask, thereby creating the
greatest sensation among the audi
euce.
To Mexico. where the beautiful
dreamy lore dance. with all OF its
oriental flavor breath Of ardent love.
We are nov carried The picturesque
costumes worn In this number are
revelations. and with the tamboar-
ines and castinets viii give that
tfnge Of the Spanish that always at
tracts.
The Beaux and Bellies. a double
octette. A conversation song and
dance. from one Of the latest Broad
way productions
A scene from the Merry Widow."
The famous Naxfzs number viii be
prsssnted In all It's original beazST
b. tventy-four Of the young society
r1strons. intrOdacf1z the famouz
Dream Waltz and the Soul Kiss .
A grand szecszs for the BoTz' elub
IL assured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14

Momen's tan Russian calf, but
ton, Cuban heel Shoes.
Special Price ............ So. 4S
Women's gun metal calf, bluch-
er cut and welt sewed Ok
fords ........... .... So. 80
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14
GLANDERED HORSES
Charles A. Sackett Charged With
Selling Diseased Animals.

There appears to be an epidemic
of CHAMBERS in the city, for quite a
number of horses have died of the
disease during the week. Veterin-
arians and men interested in horses
became alarmed and the police and
Attorney James A. Peasley, agent FOR
the Humane society, We're informed
of the matter. The police were then
set to work with the result that =
warrant was issued yesterday for
Charles A. Sackett, who keeps liv-
cry on South Main street, charging
him with selling glandered horses
and thereby spreading contagious
disease. Another warrant was is
sued for William E. Hunter, a milk
dealer in Naugatuck, on the same
charge.
An epidemic of CHAMBERS is seri-
Gus matter and there is heavy PEN
atty for spreading the disease. 1t IS
a disease that spreads rapidly once
it has fair start and as there seems
to be no cure for it, horsemen take
every precaution against 1t. But
once it enters stable 1t is very diff
cult to save any of the horses.
The prosecuting authorities feel
certain they can successfully prose-
cute Sackett and Hunter. The cases
will be tried Monday morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14
MAESANO SENTENCED
Found Guilty OF Murder In The
Second Degree.

The jury in the superior court,
after celebrating an hour late yes
terday afternoon, reached a verdict
of guilty in the case against Deme-
trio Maesano, charged with the muir
der in the second degree OF Giuseppe
Vazzanni at the -latter's home on
Mill street last summer, The open
ing argument was made by Assist
ant Prosecuting Attorney of the CITY
Court John F. McGrath, who assist
ed Assistant States Attorney Jonn
P. Kellogg. Mr. McGrath outlined
the conduct of the accused from the
time of the shooting until he was ar
rested helping his mother move IN
Scranton, Pa. The defense was con-
Quoted by Attorney F. P. Guilfoile,
and justifiable shooting was the
ground on which he stood. Attor-
ney Kellogg closed the arguments.
The jury's verdict was rendered in a
loud, plain tone, and Judge Reed
stentenced Maesano to a term OF not
less than ten and not more than Al
teen years in the state prison.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Confirmation suits $1,97 to $3.50
at Epson, Singleton & Cos.
fH-The semi-annual election Of off,
GERS for the Brooklyn Athletic CLUB
will be held at to-morrow's meeting.
The Moral club will meet to-
morrow in the Lyceum. There VIII
also be a meeting of the Cadets ID
the morning.
A large signal tower has been
erected at point near where the old
wooden bridge which spanned the
Naugatuck stood.
The novena which started at st
Partick's church last Sunday Will emf
on Tuesday morning. A large num-
Der of the parishioners are making
the novena.
There were about thirty bal
players ''limbering up" this morning
on the lot near the Bank street
bridge. Many Of them were engaged
in a scrub" game.
Members of the Town Plot I'M
provement society held a debate at
the Town Plot school house last even
ing. The subject debated was "Mu-
nicipal Ownership" Hans Rasmus'
sen and w. F. Nichols spoke in favor
of municipal ownership while c. F.
Harder and George Adams had tell
ing arguments against ownership by
municipalities. So eloquent were the
speakers and SO impressive were theii
points, that George Moss the judge
could not decide upon the winner o.
the debate.
Another attempt to hold up a
woman was made in Brooklyn Thurs.
day evening. While a member of q
we'll known family was going up
Washington avenue she was follow
ed by a stranger. Just as she was
about to enter her gate she was
grabbed by the man who had follow
ed her. He caught her by the hand
and endeavored to seize her pocket
book but she held 1t tightly. She
also gave a few piercing screams
which startled the neighborhood. HeI
assailant took to his heels and had
such a good start down Lawrence
street that 1t was not difficult fol
him to escape. The incident happen
ed about 10 o'clock. Holding up wo-
men on the streets in this section
was common practice for while
last spring; 1t 1t to be hoped that If
any offenders are caught again, they
will be severely punished.
If you have to suffer from any
Of the ills that flesh is heir to. 1t
may be necessary to see doctor.
The next important thing is to get
your prescription filled where you
are sure of careful attention and
pure drugs. Walker, the Brooklyn
druggist, fills the bill in this re-
spect.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14
NUTMEG GRATrNGa
Interesting items Boiled Down for
Our Busy Readers

Bridgeport-James Sullivan, aged
so, car inspector, was struck by
freight train on the viaduct last
night while at work and his body
was cut to pieces.
Terryville-The work on the tun-
mel at Pequabuck has not been resum-
ed, and IL is rumored that owing to
the nature of the rock which Is not
as firm as desired a new layout viii
be established with the idea OF les
sening the expense Of construction.
Putnam-The jury In the superior
court yesterday after being out lit
tie over half an hour. returned ver-
dict Of guilty In the case OF the state
against Roswell Mofitt. who was
charged with burning the Moriarty
barn on October last In Central vii.
lage. Judge Robinson sentenced Moi
fit to not more than Eve nor less
than two years in state prison.
Torrington-Labor conditions here
compare favorably with any other
manufacturing town in the state. All
Of the shops are running. most OF
them on FIVE day schedule. The Tor
rington Manufacturing company
through all the depression has beer
working full time and the Excelsior
Needle company has kept up to fifty
eight hours a week in most Of its de-
partments-
Winsted-Joseph Cote. q painter.
who was reported to have murdered
a girl with whom he was infatuatst
and then committed suicide In New
Hampshire last fall. returned to this
place Thursday afternoon apparently
as well and happy as ever. His many
aequaintances were zstounded at hiI
sudden and unexpected appearance
but no more 50 than was he when he
was told that he vas supposed TO b
dead He wouId not believe the storT
until shown newspaper clippinEx 81
The crime.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
John Skehan's Death Recalls Thrill
ling Adventure,


ling Adventure.
The following clipping from an
Irish paper will interest many wa
terbury people, especially Peter ana
Francis Skehan, nephews OF the
parties mentioned in the article:
"a dispatch from Clonmel on Sat
urday says: The death OF line OLD
Tipperary man, John Skehan, Knock
oura, Drangan, near Clonmel, recalls
thrilling episode Of the dark
famine days regarding the wretched
old emigrant r''coffin ships in which,
alas, so many hundreds of fugitive
Irish people met watery grave.
Eyicted from a farm near Drangan
in the famine years, he and his two
brothers and sisters drifted to Lon
don, and two years later they decld-
ed to go to America to seek their for
tune. They accordingly embarked
on board one of these wretched old
hulks, we'll called coffin" ships,
which have helped to pave the At
lantic bed with Irish bones. The Voy-
age passed off safely until near the
American coast, when early one
morning a friendly sailor called up
one of the Skehans and told him that
the ship had gone aground and was,
he feared, bad job. The three Ske-
hans, with only their trousers on, ran
up the ladder and Joined the captain,
who at once gave orders to close
down the matches. The Skehans seiz-
ed handspikes and threatened TIC
brain the first man who would at
tempt to obey the order. Thus armed
they stood beside the open companion
way until all the passengers were on
deck. The captain and crew took TO
the boats, but hardly got twenty
yards when they were lost. The ves-
sci parted In the middle; the passen-
gers chung to the floating deck, but
were picked off one by one by the
cruel waves, till only thirteen re-
manned. John Skehan's sister and
sister-in-law were washed away, az
was also one brother, but John threw
him a rope and saved him. The hardy
fishermen of Cape Cod, where the
wreck took place. succeeded after sew
eral attempts in putting a line
aboard, by means of which thirteen
of the passengers were rescued, In
GLIDING the three Skehans. The cap
tain's trunk was washed ashore and
in II was found letter from the own
ers guaranteeing him new COM
mand should be succeed in sinking
the wrecked ship. John Skehan went
to Boston and became a citizen of
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
The old home longing took possession
of him and he returned to Ireland,
where he married and settled down
on a farm beside his old home"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14
THESE SPECIALS IN D0MESTICS
FOR TONIGHT AND MONDAY.

2 cases light and dark Dress
Ginghams, worth 10c. To-
night and Monday ........ Sc
1000 yards white figured Ma
dras Wasting, worth 19c. To-
night and Monday ....... 10c
20 pieces plaid Mercerized
waistings, worth 25c. To-
night and Monday ......... l9c
SO pieces yard wide Percale,
worth 12hc. Tonight and
MONDAY &c
10 pieces as inch fine Persian
Lawn, worth Csc. Tonight
and Monday .............. 1sc
s pieces cream wool Baby Elan
mel. worth 25c. Tonight
and Monday ...-..---.... 20c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14
C0RSETs.
500 CORsETS

Sl.00 C0RSETS ........... 6Se
A lot Of dollar Corsets, several
makes, medium and long hip,
double hose supporters at
tached. Special for Saturday 69c
The "Armorside" is a perfect
corset for medium and large
figures, guaranteed not TO bear
on the sides. Saturday 49,. SIOO
The f. p. Abdominal Corset is a
splendid corset for stout fig
ures, made with wide abdom-
inal belt, dip hip. size FL TO
SO. Saturday .--.-----.. S1.5O
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14
THREE SPECIALS FROM The
THIRD FLOOR.

IS inch Curtain Muslin. value
10c yard. Special . 7e yd
Fancy Cretonnes and Art
DENNIS. large variety OF new
patterns ..-- $4,000 l2loe I'd
Pillow Slips. ready to I'll in
oriental patterns. all eOl0rs
------ -a-----s ----- l9C each
Silk Girdlss for trimming sofa
pillows and collars. value sec.
Special -.------- acc ezch
Renaissance Lace bellies, would
Re god value At 3sc- Spec
isl ....-. --..-....-- Csc each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14
KELLY'S PLAN
For Helping 10 Feed The Hungry
Children.
Waterbury, March II, 1908.

Editor of the Waterbury Democrat:
Please allow me space in your val
liable paper to set forth my plan
Of saving the waste Of the dining
room tables Of the people who are
we'll to do, to assist families who have
a great number Of children, so that
they might have little variety OF
victuals. Kelly's plan: Any family
who feels charitably disposed may
notify any Of the charitable institu-
lions of this city that If they would
send the mother or any Of the little
ones of the families who need assist
ance after school or in the evenings,
we would give them a good many arti-
cles of food that would otherwise go
to waste.
KELLY, the Baker.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14

You're losing money every day
that tenement IL idle. Find q tenant
By placing a 25c adv in the Demo
crat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14

II you are looking for bOarders,
try tie Democrat want advs for re-
suits; 25 words 8 days for 25 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14
THREE SPECIALS IN MEMS
GOODS.

Mems all silk Neekwear, in four
in-hands, teeks and bat bows,
the new stripe Persians and
plaids, regular soc value.
special at ....:::......... 25c
Mems Negligee Shirts. new
spring patterns, cut coat and
plain. negligee cuffs attached
and detached. good value at
$3.50. Special at ...... 81
Mems spring Hosiery in plain
and fancys. tans. black.
brown. blues and grens. some
with silk toes and heels. good
value at Gle. Special at -. I21L,c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-14
FROM THE BIG CHINA AND
GLASSWARE SALE.

Dinner Set, American porcelain,
neat green design, 100 pieces,
regular SO .............. S5.98
Chocolate Set, German China,
rich rose decoration and green
tinted, regular So .......... 81
Salad Bowl, Austrian China,
handsomely decorated, regular
Sl ....'''' $500. QUO
Cake Plates, German China, neat
decoration, regular 39c ..... 25c
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Ia sOcladad prOtectora de mendigos.
SsStO IRIvsrslrlO.

Las dRmaB que diFijsn Ia 0ociedsd pro-
teotoEs de msndigoB de San Juan, pFepR'
rsn una hsrmoHR fsata para celebrRr 81
ssxto aDiveTBaEio do Ia fandaCi6n de tan
cRritativR soci0dRd.
Ademas de IN Rlmuerzo extraordiharie,
cada pobrs recibirf IN trsje nusvo.
EI acto BerG Rmsnizado poF IR banda de
lR policfR insular. Una persona, que oCuI'
To 50 nombFe, hR hscho un buen donatiVo
que las damaB agradecen y envfsn por me-
dio de estaG lfnea1 las m6H sxpresivaB gEa'
eiRV.
CorporacidnsS como sBR meEeOen ls pro-
tecci6n de LOS qua pusden contribuir & sos
tsnsFlRH para que cRdR dfs BeRn mRyoreH
lol benafoios que TepoEte & 10 cIaHs me
nenterosR que, por deEgTRciR, no ea poCR.
Alentsmo1 Gsan mobiles dsmas que ga'
critiOan BuB COmodidndeg y abandonRn su
hogar para dedicsFBs & h8oeF ol bisn.
En- nuegtEo Hentir son ssaB oompatEiotas
mEs diguaB de ologio que los donsntsD,
por 81 tr0bsjo que 90 han impussto que
vale mas, inf 1itamants mas que todo eI
dinsro TeCaudado para 81 humanitaTio in
que con tants abnegRCi6n vi0non realiEan'
do desds hace Bsis afioR.
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En- ell CfrculO de San CarIos, de
Agua0iIl9.
DlmlS do ID mas aIta GIlsO social So aI0rOn elta
on OI CaSIao.
Ode mue8trO cOrrsspOnoal especially

(De nusstrO cOrTsspOn8al especial
JUNO 24-En el ofFculo "Sau CarloB',
de erta oiudsd, tuvo efecto Ia noche del
luneB 6ltim0, una de esaB f sstaB BocialeB,
que no 30 olVidan muy faci'msnte, RinO
que ellGB peFduFan en- lR memoirs de loB
que IRa pTeBencisFoD, como algO neceBario
Rl sBpfFitU; como algo que nos abstrse de
Las mRtsTiaIidRdaI de ID vida, nos lIova
sonar con Ia pogeEi6n de IR dichs Rnhe
lads.
EHaB fsBtaB dejan Bismpre gEatfHimo re.
cusFdo, que noB ComplacemoB On que por.
duFe y no 20 boRTo nunCa, como 81 On 6l
tuvieTsmoB ante q, lR viai6n do 10 belo y
10 aTtiHtic0.
PoT otFR'pREte, On eBoB RCtoB, sB en- donds
Be aquilatR 81 vRler social de log puabloa.
ElloH dan poderosoB relieves & 50 cuItuFa,
& SOS guBtoH aTtfsticoB, & Bua pFsdiI0CCiouos
por lac fsDtss de IL bsIlszs y Ia elsgancia.
donde TODD conYidR al espRTCimisnto del
sspfFitu, en- un campo de lUS de poeRfR.
Las damRH sguadillRnas, pert0necientsB
& la mas alta OlaBe social, Ba dieFon cita
GBR noChe on los BRl0neB del casino. Dss
lUmbEaEon con BuB gTsCiag natuFRleg con
BuB eleganteB atavfoR. TodaB veBtfan pri.
moToBRmente; todaB nos spducfsn CON los
dulces atTaetivoG de suB tipoB cFioIlog; to-
daB bVillRbRn aIIf, p0E el irresistible On
canto de 10 mujeT pueHtoFPiquefia,
PeTo peHmftaBanRB, que, entire 0so con-
junto de bellGzB fsmsnil, sefiaIemos q Au.
E0FR Msndes, cuya elb0ltsS era Eealsada
por la elegancia de ~ tFaja, que tan ga
llaTdRmentS vOStfa, moRtR6ndoBs, como
BiempFe, culta y BimpGtics; P0pits BoB'
clio, alsgRntfsima con ~ tEsjs color de ro'
%, que tanto lucia en- % gREbogo cueYpo,
y GsnaEita 9usvRFa, cuYR EimpGticR e.
guFR, paseabR por Rqu0lloB saIonGg, deian'
do ~ paSo Ia honda , grStR impression
de Bun dulcea mirHdaB, y al perfumes de
Bus viRtndsS y do BuB gTaCiaB.
I afi6daBe cato, Ia paFto aFtfgtiCR de
10 fsGts; O. deCiF, Oocoifa Bu gonte; 6
sean, loH aTtistss INTERPRETERS de las cres.
clones del immortal MoE0l CampoE, lop
que ConViVieF0n con 81, On una vida tods
ConBRgFadR 81 Arts. D8m6g oHts dOCir,
con CU6nto delsits gs le8 oy6 ca osa nochO,
en- 81 CfEculo de 'San CarloE'. Ell 20
pulaE CocoIfG, como niempFe, hizo pro.
digioB en- Ia sjscuci6n del bombsrdino,
aoCundSndole con la mReutFfs On slIoI
peculiar, los dsm6s profeBoEes que Is Rcom.
pafiAp.
81 CfEculo dc "sAn Carlos, ha dsdo
una fiesta aimpatica.
su iFsCtiVs. pusds moHtEaE1s oEgulIcUa
como iniCisdoIa de Ia mismR, siendo nues.
tEoB dsEsog que aBos fsstivaIos 20 Tspitan
con m6B freCuenCis, para bisn del aFte mu'
Iical , de ID CultUrR social Aguadilla,
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Campa1a anti-Berruna.
EI pOlgro Do los canes, Is muthO mayor On Il
O8tlGItn ID VOFaRO.

EI Regional do GuRdalsjaEa-M6xi'
co-pids 81 ext0rminio de los perEoB, = en-
trs otFoB psligEoI que Ienala, dics;
II. El ya expuesto de lR apREienciR
POGO culta de IR Ciudad, dObido & Ia exec
aivR RbundRnoiR de psrros cRllejeroB de TO-
dRB TRza1.
IL. La intolerablo molestiG del lRdFa
noCtuRnO de Gsoa snimalsS, que no peTmi'
ten un Huefio tEsnquilo los morRdorsa de
asta poblaci6n bisantina.
III. Los eBpsCt6culos inoonv vsnienteB
que para Ia nihsz dan en- plenR via pdbli
cs GsoS Rnimalss.
Nv. El repugaants antihigi69ioO
degRUso de Lar GALES y aun do Las barque'
tee, oRusRdo por les perros en- la satiafae'
Ci6n de GuB natuTRleB neceBidRdeB.
V. Ei psligTo dc cuslquisr trapBeunte,
hombrs 8 mujer. Rdulto niho, gsR sco'
metido al entrar on una cRBS al discu'
Trir por RlgunR RcerR, con mss manos
zeTiaB cousscuenciag. EAte peligE0 no az
una 1upoHici6n grGtuitR nj IN tenor pus'
Eil; hOmoB aido tsEtigol do gEsvaB ac0meti
daE = podriamos Citar muchfuimaH.
VI 81 peligro, mucho mas grave en-
lR prsHente ostAoi6D,-la del veERno-de
que He de Rlg6n cRlo de hidrofobiR, enfeF'
medad tan tsmibls y que tan ficilmsnts
pusde comuniCarBe al hcmbTe.
81 Lon HeiB motivoI exputstaB no faersn
conaideEadog bSAtsntss para fundar la re-
noluci6n de mGndar Tecogsr Bacrifoar
los psETou cal'ejeroH que pusblan nusstra
hermoIR Ciudad, expondTfamoS tOdRvis
uno de eqOEidGd.
81 no 10 oonHients 4 los csrdos, Ias
aYsa de corral nj otrog animaIsH titles
vagsbundoar en- las GALES, msnou dsbs
psrmitirSs era libartad IN animal tan
Until, tan molsato y a vsCsB tan nocivo
como 81 parro.'
PenIRmoa que cuanto expEesa 81 CoItga,
% Tszonab!e, y que clio 81 tsmbisn aplica'
BILE { CEraU ciudAdeg, San Juan, por Pjsm'
plC, en- Ia CuRl hay tanton psrros como ra'
tRB en- las alCantaEillaR.
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Ma6ana labfa sasi0n.

MananR & las 8 p. m. colabrar6 ssui6n
oRdinaFia 81 ConBsjo Executive. En- ella
% trRtAE6n los asuntoS pondisnteB de ID il.
TINA BsRi6n del jueveH paBado que no pudo
cslebrRrBe por fsltR de Quorum"
La ComiSi6n respective informA fAvoEa.
blsmsnte la BoliCitud hscha poE 81 muniCi.
pic de HumRCao, para Il subaBtR de car
nes frsscaS poF IN peFiodo de 6 msHea.
TrRts 81 muRioipio Ftfsrido de que 81 pus.
bio conSumidor obtsDgs Ia cArne & an
pEeCio equitAtivo , con relaci6n & 10 que
allf De vsnde 81 gsnado en- pie.
So dar6 Cnanta tRmbien con dssiguRcio'
mes dc slgunoB Ooncoj aleH para cubTir va
csntes COD un infoTme noIicitud de
franquiciR para conBtFuir I'm muOlle en-
CatAfo.
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AL TEATRO.
EsporaRzl Clrr0ras aobutara oI Iuovss,

Han OiEculado hoy los progrsmaB para
IR funCi6n do Teatro que se llevar6 mans
ma q efacto On el de 0Hta ciudsd, poF lR
Compafifa de saEzuela y baiIs sHpRfiol en-
lR que fgurA la tiplO Esperanza CarF0EaR.
La compEf1fa tFRbajark en- combination
con 81 octeto de concieEtoB do San Juan
y 81 pEogTamR do Ia TefsTidA fanci6n ca
como ligue:
CuatTo piezau de concerto y entire alias
fantasia de Ia opera "Psgliacci" , Polons
"a nscional.
En- el intsrmedio el bale l"Ls Machi'
cha" por Blanca CArreERB y Miguel Cue
EEero.
ZWzusla en- un acto de Pastor mdai'
ca de Marquee, ''EI MonsguiLlo".
Otras cuatro BeleoCioneU entire elias el
tsEcer scto da "AnilIo de Hierro" como
fnal de funci6n sl bAile eBpanol "Los ca
TaCcleS' por Blanca CSrreras y el maestro
CaFEsTaB
El esptctaoulo comieDza Las 80 = los
precioG aon de 81 81 paIco, rs csntAvoG lu'
meta = 40 , 20 sntFsda general y Psrafso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24
CLASSES De VERANO
en- ingI6s para
aIunnOS de CuartO
y quintO gradO.
EmpszaHaH eI pIimeTO de Julio, en-
un local de Ia Central and
Hlgh School"
EsiNan dlChVs GItsSs a cargo Do Ia pFofesOfl
principal StRorIta Maria LuIsl IRtantO,

DsSda 81 pEimero del mes de Julio pro
ximo, ampezaEsn ClaseB da vsFano en- in
giles paEa RlumnoH de Cualto y q Into grR'
do, On IN local de Is Central and High
School, de sIta CiudRd.
DichRl claBes eEtaran cargo da la pro-
fsBora principal BsfioEits Maria Luiaa To-
fsnte.
La saiiorita Infants sB una sdUoRdora
diStiuguidfIima, tantO poE Su claEo tRlsnto
como pOF la Bolidez do sue ConoCimientoa
loB h&biles m6todos do engenauzR que
ompleR.
Es muy jOven, y yS ha obtSnidO en- el
mRgiSterio eBpl6ndidoB tFiuDfoE.
Entr0 HuG comps Z sroa de pEofsSi6n dis
frutR de general sItims.
Els hija del notable pEofslor senior JoE6
Infsnto Sasvedrs, heTmRno del que fu6
noble compafisEo nueEtro don Rosendo,
Cuya memoEiR Oh paFR noHotroE tan qua
Fida.
DRdo d pEsstigio de la Esnorita IOfante,
oil do oBpoTar que Las claseS de vOTano que
anuuCiR 10 ver6n muy nutEidaa dc alum
NOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24
Des8pariGi6n de un banquer0.

QuipisntoD hombEsE en- su mSyorfa ita'
lianoa entureoidoB delcontento8 con los
CE6ditog que les psgabAn de Los fondoH
que t8nfan depnBitRdoB an un estable'
cimiento do IcE6dito On Cleveland, Ohio,
90 oglomeTRron lRB pueFtaI del Banco
privado de GstAno Liott, otto en- Ia Cslls
de OPaDga
81 la policfa no acude tan tempo lon
itRliRnoB hubierRn deBpsdAzRdO Lar pueF'
taP, pueH ys 90 hRbian diupusBto clio.
CuAndo 81 Bsnco CerT6 BuB pusrtss por
habor tsrminsdo el tempo regular en- que
IlB debfa de mRntener RbieTtaV, como no
ge hubisrs concsdido lo-qu0 Ion deaConten'
toR pedfRn @btos RmenszaFon oil duefio &
los 0mplsadog con deUtFozaF Les pusEtaB
Los ofciales y Ia fusEza do policfs lls'
glFon { tempo para svitar los dafios ' On
pocou inBtsnts1 qusd6 Ia CRlIe dsBpajsdR de
los EevoltoaoB.
Sc ha RveEiguado que 81 banqusro Liott
ha deBs psFscido de Ia ciudad , 81 BRbsRIo
los italisnoB fasE9n & EoCIamRr HuB dsp6'
BitoE.
81 total do suou dop6,itsu o. de $780, 900.