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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19
OIO, 0jV, OJV.

La casa que vsnds MAS camaB y oolcho.
neB en- toda la igIa sB 'EI Cielo''. lPoF
queG pOFqus tiens los meiores preclOs, sl
mejor suTtido y los moda:os mas nusvoB
quo DC fsbriCan = SO vsnden tambi6n
pls2oB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19
.GONOLIQUIDO CAYEY
Su pres suQueStO.
DesPuss de GubisltaS f0das las atsni
clones EesaIt6 un sOtFante De
Sc, ,96S.O3.
2l 0seualls gdbIIeas DrbpMeIOlarol Instruction
6lOS Rli0s DEL IOealIaad,

,suacrito poE eI alcaldo de Csyey senior
H. MendoEa, hemos roCibido ana Copia
dol infOEma annual que presents diChe
fdnoiOnaEiO al pueblo y al Honorable go.
beFnsdoF de Puerto Rico, reapecto & ID
liquidation del pEenupnaOto de GguslIa mu.
niCipRlidRd, On 81 af1o 1907 1908.
Impoge6 GI total de iugrasos del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19

PARA La PRESEMTE ESTACION.-Los mu-
OhachOs de ola Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO ell prOblema de la gente
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. EllOs son los
anicOs que han COnseguido tener en- su
magnfhco establecimientO el surtidO mas
complete de los artfcUlOs del ramO. ALI
nunca faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepe Y de hilO nj carecen de las mejOres
medias para sefiOras y nilOs ssf como
para cab8llerOs. COntratOs directOs con
fabricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuanto pueda pedirse los mejOres pre-
clos. No hay quien yea ? no compre los
iuegos de cintas dorothy" que venden
en- caiitas dos lazos y una banda, en- ca
jitas de seis lazOs; podemOs servir cual
quier color precio desde 5 Its q S6 Eel
iuPgO. Yea ell gran IOte de bordadOs en-
cafes cuya realization hacemos q menOs
de la mitad de precio. En- telas biancas Y
de fantasia no tenemOs cOmpetidor; tene-
mos tipos especfales en- Persian LOWIl,
FFensh OFgandi cuantO ell publicO de
gJJstO necesite- Fida muestras 8 Visite
nuestrOs grandes almacenes y seguTamen-
te hRllaFa cuanto necesits. P. 0. B. 764.
TelefOnO 273. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19
Kxiutsnoia para sl ano uiguisnte $ 5.96s O8

R0RlisRdo un contRaGo do nnticiDo con el
g0biGEno ingulaF, aBcsnd8nte $35 516 13,
para lA construction de IN acuaducto,
obra de capital intoE6s paEe IR poblaCi6D,
en- Mario iltimo Comon4aEon las obTaB
, Be Oonfa sst6n tsrminRdas antsB ds fnsB
del CoREiente afio.
TratRB9 de G0ngtruiF Rllf I'm matadeF0,
ensanChaF 10 poblaCi6n , details de alum
brado sl6ctRiC0.
Sc hiCieEOn impoFtantss tFRbRjog en- IaB
GALES do Santa Elena, Palma ComsEcio,
RBf como en- Lon Camino8 vsCinsIeB que
ComuniCan con los baFEios de CeICadilIo,
Pedro AvilB, PautO vieio, Nation abBio,
RinC6n, Vegas, TarEallaP ? OsdEO = On ol
llano de los "MRng6g', inviEti6ndoss
$306 OF On Ian GALES , $749 So On los CO:
minor.
Los gaRtoB del hos pital aBCsRdieFon
$962.63 hRbiGndo iDgTsgado 115 snfSFmos
duFants 8l afi0. Una junts dc dAmpB de
IR poblRCi6n 8uxili8 gERndsmonte al hos.
pitaI y an el infoEmO de que NOS oCupa'
mos 90 haCs COnstaE, que On ninguna 6po.
CO, exCsptO On lss en- que foe diEiSido sl
hospital poE 81 Rev. P. MaBsip = IGB Her.
manitag de los p0bFog, 90 vic en- tan mejoT
eatRd0 0l bGn6fC0 establsCimiento.
81 efsrtiV0 GxiBtsnt9 On Csja al CsRFRFB0
81 pEssupuesto en- 80 de JUNO dol coEFi0n-
to- aScendia 6 $5.167.35. AdemGu $500
del RntieipO para obrag del aCuoducto.
Hub0 un aumento an 10 RGcaudaci6n
total de ingEsBoB, de $3.337 38, nj IN Can'
tavo dc dsuda fotsnt0 y con IN gObFauts
en- Elective como jam6B 10 tuvo aquol mu'
nicipi0.
Sc FegiatraEon SIG nRCimientoE, 497 de-
funCiones = 95 mRtrimonios duERnte 81
aflo.
En- 10 que instruction pdblicR 90 Tefs'
70, On 10 qua no inteFvi0ne diFsctRmonts
el municipioD EeRliz6 una m0go1icS ger
ton 10 junt8 local. El pT0Bupussto eBC0'
lar que aBcendfa $2.6O1.28 90 liquid6
con un BobEanto de $1.129 Al, daspu6g de
8RtiAfeOhas todas Las atsnci6neE. FunCiO'
naFon dursnts elJ >GfG05 8 egCuslaB gFaduR'
dRV, EuFelsn, de IaB CuRIaB eEan dc
nuevS CEeSoi6n, pTepAEatOEia, nOOtur'
M y masstFos dc ing!61 Al tsRmiraF
el CURSE obtuvieE0n CeFtifCRdog de macs
tToB ruFRles alumnoS = varies mas de g..
gFado. El pTeRupuesto de Ia TGfsridR jun.
% s8Colar para 1908 1909 aBcisnda &
81 313. 33.
Figuran como c16ditos incobEabIev, CO.
Frssp0ndi0ntes & los antsFioFsg Pjercicio8 de
1895 1895 hEutR 1900 9O1, un total do
$966.77.
LAS elsccionsI dc Caysy en- 1905 fueEon
mUY Ftfiidag triunf6 0llf 10 Union de
Puerto Rico, poE una mRyoEiR dc 112
votog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19
In Guerpo de saIVadorss en- ATeGlbO.
Uau Dr6nogu 4 las uletlnas Do IN IneontIO.
dc ssMestro oorresposasaEl. }.

AgOHto 18-Han uido d0signadou poI Ia
convention unioniatR Los aefioFsB LCdc.
Jol6 I. Cones para Jusz Municipal, Mi
guel Angel BRlasiFo para 5sCEstREi0 =
Ventura Rival para MarRhRll.
-AnOche, FeunidoB en- el PATqus de
BombsroB vRFioB enthusiasts j6vSneB bSjo
la pEesidencia del sefloT Pedro Guerrero,
acordaEon 10 foEmACi6n do IN OusEpO dc
ORlvRdoFeg, que Ber& RnexRd0 Rl Cu0FpO
de BomberoB. Fu6 0l0Cto pOF unRnimi'
dad Jefe del CitRdo OusEpo Ell BsfioF Cue
ETeFo = AYudsnts don Manuel NAvRB
(hijo). El unifoTm0 ConHigsiF6 On pRntA'
lon blanoo, CRmiIa azul y goTrR del mi0mO
color y IN RnOhO CintuR6n de Cuaro. Rsi'
NO Ia mayor animRCi6n On la Citads Teuo
ni6n pTonto ContaFemoB con al CueFpo
de SalvadoEoB. Uno de los pEinCipRleB
RCuerdos fu6 la fUndRci6n de IN gimusHio
paEs amboB OueFpOB,
Los RCEe0dOTeB dc los BofoT0B M. Del
gado Oe. victimaB tltimsments del ino
Cendio que dsatEuy6 % sStAbl0OimisntO,
l0B han ConC0dido un Gfio de pT6rFoga &
COntAF dc aquf & tres msl01 para BRldRE
gu8 euentag.
-Oontfn6s dando IN bEilIanta gsBustA.
do lR cuestRci6n que ne hRC8 entire el CO.
moECio y pFopietRFiOB para adguiFir itil0g
para el Cuerpo de BombsFoB.
Para 81 domingo 30 del actual ne
anuncia 81 bale que Ee dRr6 On 81 TsatrO
al Cusrpo de BombOEog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19
Las GRslDES OBRAS
del teatrO espa1oI.
las daTa q c0aOGeT en- San Juan el
insigUs actor Enrique Bonas.
Han sidO BiRtadas ''eEPTotssO' 50.
senta YseIs luavas dee0Iaei0nas.

A Ia amRbilidad del nef1oF GomiIa, "a.
Fenta de 10 Compa1fa dEamGtiCR del emi
nanta actor senior BoFF6g, dabamOB el am
Pillar aIgunaB notiCiaB que BanCionan cuantc
hemog mRnifegtad0 FGfersnte la tsmpoFs,
do On 1ue aCtUaEG On nuOstro teatFo muni
cipaI IL acE0ditada CompafiR del gran actor
catalan.
BorE6B visne dispusato & daTnoB cono
Ger aus grandas RptitudeG dc actor drRmSti.
co, en- Lee 6itimR8 obEas que 90 han repre-.
Bentsdo CON mas 6xito en- Madrid en- eltou
tiltimoB afioB. La mRyoEfa de elias, Oatre.
nadaB per 6l en- Gl aFiBtoCE6tico teatro de
Ia "Oomedia" de Madrid que Ie han
Waldo 0l justo pFemi0 de aquel iluHtFRdo
p6b.ico, c0naideF6ndoIo 0l primer actor
espafiol; pEanto Las ConoceEemoB puestaR
en- gBcena con todR la pHopiedad dsbida.-
Para pFagsntRFlas CuRl 90 HgqUieEe, han
Hido pintadaB PxpRofsBo BsHentR = GaiB mug
vas deOORaCiOnea poE Los aCEeditsd0B eBce'
n6grafoa UEgslIsg, AmoE6g, ViIomars,
MoFBgaB y Harms, lOg Cualeu han aldo
aplaudidoB sn los pEinCipRIeB tsRtEos de
Madrid. In ConfscCi6n del vsatUaEi0 hR
sido Confsdo 81 aCFsditRdo SATIRE del gran
teAtro Gl "LiCe0" de Barcelona.
/ Cu6n gTato sara para noBotEea po Ger
aabore8F las bslIezas de RutorsB tan emf.
nentes como Gald6B, LinaEeB, BchfgarBy.
Rusiiol, lOH QQintsrO, IglsaiRg, Benavsnto
= 0tEog.
CoEtR aoR6 la tsmporada, poP lee com.
pFomisoH quo "a tisns ContGafdoB la KIM
pEeBG para RCtuRr On la Habana = Mexico,
4 donde con impaciencia 90 lea eSpera. LaB
pFimiCiag de podeE splRudir al aefior Bo'
EF6B tisnen % vaIOF BAbFsmoB COEgeBpon'
der como 90 msPeCs tan pFeClaPo actor.
Las rFiucipaIeB familiRB 90 han abonado
ApenaB alberto el Abon0, = poOOB son Los
pRlcOB que quedan libFs1,
El BRfi9r GomilR pansb bA inauguRaF laB
funcionOB al 29 8 80 del praHonts, peHo el
que Ba efsCtdsn doB bales en- los CitadOB
dfag ca el tsAtF0, l0 ObIigs EstFaBar 81
debut, 10 CuRl es de aentir.
Los elenCoB de lR comps ME gus han
CiFcuI8d0 pFofuBRmente, son elegAntes
Contiensn mas del retFato del gran actor,
otFoB de las pEinCipAleH parties de la com
pRnia gObFeBRliendO poE "a bellezR lR pEi'
mara actEiz nehoEits Palma.
No dudamou que lR CoEta tempoEads sara
fruCtifsFs para ia empEsHa, pueB el p6b'iCo
sBt6 Gvid0 de teneF en- 90 teAtr0 una buenR
comO0 mis-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19
IRtOTUsa 1 los PrOfOsOFOs Do ndsTea,

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tisno
COngtants sxintenCis do los aiguisntss ina
trumentOB: Flautin0g, FlRuta1, TsrCorolas
OboeS, Rsquinto8, Olsrinstsg, FagOteg
ViolineI ViolOnCellos, OOnfERbaiOs, Man
dolinag, BanduEriRR, GuitRFEag, CoEnstines
OnOvsnGs, Trombonsg, Bar1tonos, BOmbaE,
dinOu1 HeliOOneI, (bejOH) Tri6ngulou, Pla
titles, Redoblants8 y Bomboa. M6bodoI
dc s0lfSO , para t0da CIRSe de inutEumsn
tos. Accessories y m6EiCs GA general.
San Juan, p. R. Apartado ntm. 216.-
ORlIR de Allan 21 Sol nfna. Al.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19
El gObsEnadOr en- viaie para Ponce.

A las 9ads Ia mansna de hoy EaIi6 para
Ponce, en- autom6Vil por Ia cRFEetaFa CEN
tral, Ol gObsrnadoE Pont que sutaRG allf an
dis, t0mando paFta en- 10 reunion para
RHuntog de Tiegc, que opOEtuuAmenta mott.
clio "LR CoFFespondsnCiR.
ACompafs 81 senior Post 81 interpFsts
del ConBejo Executive Refior Pedro de Cas-
tFo. Ds1eamoB busn viajs & los refaridou
gefi0FeR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19
LINEA EFERRA DEL 0EsTE

ItineEaEiO.-salidas de Bayam6n y oapi-
D1as borables.-Mafana6 8, z O5, $50 8
46 1d.0O. Tarde 1915. las, 8.I5, 4.B5, 6.45.
Dfas festivOs.-Maflana 6,7.O5, $50 9.45
y IL. Tarde 1915 1.SO, 2 so, $50, 4,SO 5,
46 y $50.
Bllletes baratOs para dfas festivos. De
CatenO Bayam6n, ida y vuelta ia. clase
S5G "a. clase 16e. De Bayam6n OatafiO y
Vuelta IA. clase 16e, "a. clase zoe.
Bllletes OrdinarfO de Capital 4 CatadO On
Ia, clase centavOs.
RRnn6n VaIdaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19

UN ARTLOULO que meFsCe 81 mejoE
cEe1ito en- 81 'R0h san LglS" qua expan.
den los BehoEsg AlyaESE Hmno.s ca % es'
tabIoCimignto dc la Gale DC San joss Z.
No eontiene BustRnCia8 nocivaB y egt6 Re.
comenasdo como Nm magnffco Eeeonstitn.
vsnte. EnIe CiUdad J en- Is iBla, on TO-
dos log G8tableOimiento! o9 llCoEel no g
Bolicita nadR m6s qua RON SAN LUIS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19

dad, pRoduci6ndol0 una hGRida do cent?
metro do longitud H0bEa IR region occidental
con magulISmiantO dc tOdOG los tegidos
blando8 de pFon6atiCo Ea18FvRd0. En- ea'
ta Huceao pE6at6 s0EyiCio el pOliCi0 do 10
Banda, Felix GimsnsE Yudando ir 81 le'
sionado hasta Gl CuaFt0 de BOCOFToE
-so halIs on San Juan 0l diatinguid0
i6vsn as8oF Manuel heTEfog, C0miBionigtR
dc la ciudad do MRyagIsz. Isl 9aAoF B9'
rrfos o8 un i6ven CultO, aOtiVO y dc limPia
rsputsCi6n ca las eafOFaa ComGRcial01, L9
doloRmoS gEata Ostaneia ca ean joan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19

msgiBtral diBCuEHo que fu6 0HtrepitoBRmen'
to aplRudido.
En- loa intarmedioB UubfRn Ia tFibun0
Fepublicanos que sntFsgaban suB Gmbls'
mas = hROfan pEofsBi6n de f6 & la union,
Cuy0B 0mblemRg sEBn EsCngidoB = Gambia
dos p0H el Lcdo. O6ldova Dsvila. 81 NAL
no FoCueEdo Beasnta = cinCo fueFonlIaB nue.
vas Rdhssion0s = 70 desds aqusl memsnto
empsz2bAn 6 defender los principles do Ia
Union. So Calculan en- 500 laH psFHonaB
que concuFFieFon aV MEETING. No hubo
una BOls dstsnOi6n y el oFden mas compile
to RENO On todo 81 dia.
Los FspubliCanCB 90 fueEon Is cusvB
de todos Io8 afios (caBa do FEaitsB). e..
Sigusn may ConCuFPidog los meetings
que 81 Club CaIebEa tOdaB laB nochsR Bien'
do 0l entuBiRgmo indssCriptibls.
SobsEbio gsE6 81 meeting que ne prapaFa
para 10 viaitR del senior Mufioz Rivera en-
81 mOs de OOtubR0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19

Sc ALQUILA una & dos hAbitaoioneg,
pEopiaB para I'm taller dc CoRtuFas de
sombFeEog. InfoFmRE6n On el BOSTON
BAZAAR. San Francisco 81. 15vR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19

SE DEBEA VENDER un kil6metR0
de via poEtEtil DscauvilIa dc Cincuauta
csntfmetEoB , OOh0 WsgOnstag do hisEFO
paEG le migmR via. Todo en buen e5sado.
Para infOEmes N. s. apartado 257, Are,
Oih0, 16V. q.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-14
Col. Benjamin s. Pardc-s

Was a son of the late stephen Par dee, the riginal presi len. )f the New Haven Savings bank and at one time secretary of State. Possessing much of his fathers ability, Col Pardec was quickly recognized as lea Ter in the councils of Croton, later i'll the forma- ton of the Independent Rangers and score members who responded to the call for volunteers in :ae great war, none manifested greater alacrity or entered the service with greater zeal than our deceased comrade, loyal to the core, he shrank from no duty, means, he was ever ready to respond to the comfort of those under his command. It was while in the per formance of his duty. that his exces- sive zeal and mpetuosity was the means of his undoing. It was in the vicinity of North Carolina on a hot midsummer day. He was leading his regiment at the double quick in pursuit of a rebel retreating force. The result was complete prostration by reason of sun stroke which ultimately compelled his resignation from the service, and materially united him for the pursuits of civil life I know whereof l speak. is l was by his side when stricken down, and 1t became my duty to report his illness 10 the officer in command of the expedition.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-14
Major Sidney F. Clark GU, $. Regular Armv.)

One of our most popular members and one of our most recent losses. In company with seventy of his com rades he responded to the call of his country in the great struggle of 61 to 65. He first went to the fir m, with the Grays for a three months service Then he enlisted in the Twelfth Conn and became captar of Company r. He participated In the following en- agreements: Battle "f Georgia Landing capture of gunhnat Cotton. Battle If Camp Bisland, Siege ' f Port IIu1son, i2etaking of Brashear. He was de- tailed as acting field officer, June 10, 1863, and was wounded the same uay. Ma..ur Clark had m abiding interest in l.. S. O. He was appointed to the Jrgu'ar army at ttc clrss of the w;tr. b"t wherever sta;l mel ne nal never f;,iion 10 remember us with pans taking communi ,atiors
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-14
Col. Charles l.. Russell

l come now to speak of one whose heroic sacrifice brought poignant grief to our own hearts. and who was universally mourned by the State he had served so we'll It was my priv ilige to be amongst the last If not the very last to receive earthly recogni- ton from Col. Russell. It is indeed an honor an1 privilege to pay hum ble tribute to those qualities which endeared him to this fraternity as brother. and which made him justly conspicuous as a patriot and soldier In the defense of our common coun- try. In conversation with me the night before the battle of Roanoke Island. he spoke of L. s. O. and in dulged In the thought of many happy reunions when the war was over. I saw him in the heat of the engage ment standing on the spot where moment later he yielded up his preci- ous life. It was then that his gentle yet heroic nature was revealed to me as never before Mid the tempest of death which surrounded us, strong men grew pale with excitement and nervous apprehension, not so Col.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-14
Hon. Vim. Wallace Lee.

A big-hearted, courageous leader of men, who had the courage Of his con- victions whether as a representative in the Connecticut legislature or in the public affairs of his envronment
 He became identified with Croton through its close relations with grand old Storm" of Derby. l.. s. o. can never forget the many poetic effusions and scholarly essays of this much be- loved member of the brotherhood. He was popular member of prominent fraternal organizations. and his death was lamented by all classes of citizens.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-14

Russell. If the occasion had been a dress parade, his demeanor could not have been more calm. As I glanced toward him his eyes met mine, com prehendlng all that was passing in my mind, he gave me that peculiarly pleasant smile of recognition which some of you will recall as I allude to it.
 Marvel not, brethren, that in that supreme hour of trial, that smile so calm and so full of assurance, be- came an inspiration to duty: more potent than the loudest rallying cry. Its recollection now forty-five years past, can never be effaced from my memory. Be it ours to emulate the noble pattern which Col. Russell's life afforded.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-14
Gov, Henry B. Harrison.

It was a proud day for the organ ization of l.. S O. when for the second time one of its members was chosen to fill the governors chair Cover nor Harrison was an ornament to his chosen profession, His name was synonomous with sterling integrity. his distinguished ability and unsullied record eninently fitted him to occupy the exalted position of governor. In the early history of the company he stood in the upper chamber of the en- zine house and gave us the benefit of his counsel and advice. My personal veneration of Governor Harrison was not lessened by the fact that l knew him as a governor yielding the rod at the old Lancasterian school, the site of which Is now occupied by the Orr ange street school
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-14

Miss Cora Lewis is visiting friends Meriden.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-14
 Professor Geo. H. Stevens

Principal of what was then called the Birmingham high school and a member of Storm Engine Co.,, was a man of noble stature with heart of equal proportions. l can fancy him delivering his farewell speech at a famous reunion of the two companies. He alluded to the Latch String of his western home. His face now seemed to glow with a light not of earth, his words became more fervid and take on new meaning. as with uplifted hand he spoke of the latch string of Divine goodness, by which all the brethren might obtain entrance through the heavenly portals.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-14
TRAVELERs' GUIDE.
New York New Hapen 6 Hartford
 Railroad.
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JANUARY 5. 1908.

xkEHe FOR NEW sEs .YSoRk-..;so. YORK .:.s. .i:sa isS .i:ss. .s.es. B. s:ss. ss:ss' s:as, lsas ..ss:sss. 'Il4:22. 4;s5. .5:o3. 5:35. 's:os. m. sundays--.4:sO '4:45. x7:S5. .s:5o. 1855, .5:,s, xs:lo. .s:i2, .7:os. .s:s5. '9:03. 9:20 D. m.
 For Washington via Harlem River 'l;oo. p. m. "l2:0O, night. daily.
 For BOston yiu Hartf0rd and Willl. mantic-'l0.o7. a. m., .4:O5 p. m. Providence-'2:2O .2:55. TAT. slI1l:42. a; m. 'l2:o5, 'll2:42. .2:55. .4;2o. 'l:5S. .ets1 .5s a. O'' @ so5' m .sss sunaays-SSs .ass :SSS .ll:il. a. m., .1:45. .5:gs, B m. Sun. sum- days-'l:11 a. m.. 'l:45. s5:46 D. m.
 Fer Hartford, spriDgfeld, Etc.-'1:1e xi:oO, 'i:45. s:l,. :s:o5. a5:oo, o :s:as. Az. sundays-aI:IO. xs:o5, xii:ls a. ra.. M 'l:45. '5:46. no. xS:1l. xs:2O p. m.
 For New London, Etc.-.2:20, s2:55, a;4'' ll:iS. tto .ssaayibsrook5.r 'IIll;4z. '4:2o. 's:53, 5:15, 6:iO ito Saybrook): 'U6:42, '7:05. ll:3O, (to Saybrook), D. m. Sundays-s9:2o, s2:5t. S:5e. a. n,.. m |l2:05, F2:55. s4.53. 7:05 p. m.
 For Middletown, Willimantic, Etc.. I;S5 a. m, 12:5S. 5:55. p. m Sundays 7i20 D. m.
 For Shelburne Falls, Etc.--7:44 a. r1, 1920 Cto New Hartford), 5:lO p. m
 For Waterbury-6:50 (via Naugatuck Junction., 500, 9:32 a. m., 2:Ss 5:45, TAO. 11:4o p. m. sundays-s:25. 11:l5 a. m. C:45. $50 p. m. | For Winsted-6:50 (via Nsugatucix Junction., 9:32 a. m, 2:35, 5:45, 7:4J p m. Sundays-S:25 a. m.. 6.45 D. m
 For PittsfeId and Intermediate Points -5:55 tvia Bridgeport, 9:32 a. m.. S:52 (vla Bridgcpcrt) 4:o5 D. m. Sundays 7:5S (via Bridgeport) a m
 For Iitchfeld-9:32. a. m., l:05 D. m. Sundays--7:55 (via Bridgeport) a. m.
 Express trains. xLocal express. llParlor car limited.
 w. G. BIERD, F. z. COLBY. Gen. Supt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt. | !
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Henry C. Farnham.

One of the first great sorrows or Croton was in parting with her oris- inal foreman, Capt. Henry C. Farn- ham. A vacancy occurring among the engineers of the fire department, Cro- tons standard bearer was elected to fill the vacancy. It was with great re- luctance that the company consented to part with an officer, who from the beginning had breasted opposition in every form, and had proved himseit equal to the leadership of the gallant company.
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time from his studies t. take ncta- ble part in the organization of the Temperance Fire company. Cruick- shanks was brawny Scotchman and stood six feet, seven inches in his stocking feet. While devoid of all pugilistic tendencies, he was neverthe- less a terror to the enemies of Croton of Croton." He was ever ready with pen as with arm to wield sledge- ham mer blows in the cause of right.
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A brave fireman and loyal soldier. With many another member ot the Croton Guard he acquired proficiency in the school of the soldier, and was thus enabled to do valiant service in defense of the flag. He sacrificed his all on the field of battle, in order that the survivors of the great rebellion might live to enjoy the blessings of reunited country. Peace to his ashes.
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Allen (. Dickerman.

Nice-President Dickerman was Ill all respects one of the great men or IL. o' o. His avoidupois was something hke 300 pounds. I can see him now as ne rises in his place near the head or the table and proceeds with mock dlgnity to fay some waggish assailant. Ills literary productions were among the most valuable contributions to our so- ciety.
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Clark M. Loonis.

The originator of the Loomis Tenn pie of Music, was one of New Ha- ven's most enterprising business men. Loomis, the present proprietor of the same music house. His untiring eff forts to place pianos in all our homes will recall his strenuous advocacy of a so-called piano machine to replace
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Joseph Naranore.

A happy interchange of courtesies welded for life, two congenial fire companies, Croton of New Haven and Storm of Derby, Postmaster Nara more was a popular member of Storm company. His sterling virtues ard lov- able character endeared him to all with whom he came In contact.
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John Champion.

Father of the we'll known florist, to whom we are indebted for these beau tiful decorations. John was at one time assistant foreman of Croton and per formed heroic service for the com pany. His comrades were not slow to recognize his valuable service. On one occasion he was the recipient of a massive gold ring presented as a token of appreciation by the comrades.
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John E.. Lewis.

Following the resignation of Captain Farnham. the company cast about for foreman, but were not long in se- lecting the irresistible, ,fun-loving John. He occupied the position with great acceptance until within a few months of the company's dissolution. He was afterward elected assistant engineer in the fire department
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William Jcpson.

In speaking of my own brother. realize the delicacy pf the situation. l can truly say of him, however, that he was a loving brother, an affection- ate father, faithful husband, a skill full mechanic. a good citizen and loyal member of l.. s. O.
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Thomas Rawling

A man of judicial temperament, he was often chosen as a representative to other organizations In the interest of this company. He was valiant in defense whether the acquisitions were for brains or muscle He was known as the Logan of the company.
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Hcnan B. storer

An honorary member of l.. S o. and senior partner of the Storer &. Warehouse firm fifty-five years ago. He contributed largely to the upbuild- ing of this association. His noble presence bespeaks a character which needs no eulogy.