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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02
REV|sTl COMMERCIAL.

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR.
yapor frances Montreal, de Europa
via s. Thomas.
Goleta americana Mary F. Bonelt, de
New York.
DE LA ISLA
Costeros, Maria Artau''.
SALIDAS
PARA I'll, EXTERIOR
vapor frances Montreal para Puer-
to Plata.
PARA la ISLA
Gostsros, cana Maria y t'voluntad", !,
BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Philadelphia, pendiente.
Dean E. Bron, sdescargando.
Mary F. Boneit, id.
MOvIMIENTO DE CABoTAJE
i0peraciones en- puertos.
sRicardo Ruiz" Yabucoa.
s.Corazon de Maria" Hnmncao.
"AAurelia" pspdiente.
'Petra' i id.
sMayaguezana" descargando.
"Deseada'' NRgnabo.
"Progreso' psndiente
"Vaseo" trasbordando.
maria Aetau' pendiente.
fs
Vapor espanol Martin Saenz" salio de
Gaparias para @ta q 25deI pasado mes.
Consignatario Sob. Isquierso J Co.
vapor tJrugaayo ,"Rrasleho" sal6
de Barcelona 81 81 dltimo hacienda las
escalas intermedias. Coasg. Sob. L.
quierdo y Co. ....
Vapor americapo "Arkadia" sali5 de
N. Orleans Ell % del ppdo. para esta.
Consig. The N. Y.P. B. s. S. 4 Ca.
La goleta americana "Meheberoc" do la
nueya Liaea Boxer dsbe haber saaido de
Nueya York para ests isla sl % de Enc
70 dltimo.
Consignatario.J. 7. Silva 3. G.
Yaper americana philadelphia, sal.
dra para Nueya York mahana.
Consig. yillar y Ca.
Vapor americana Caracas, del puer.
to de Nuesa York para el nuestro sauo
el 80 ultimo,
Consignatarios yilar y Go.
vapor americana +. J. Luckembaok,
sali6 de N. Orleans para ssta eI 2S 0I.
timo.
Conrignatarios Insular Line.
Vapor espahol Miguel IA, PinAlos. sal
dra para ests, hacienda escalas interne-
dias, el Is del que cprsa
Consigp. Sebripos laguierdo Ca, r
Vapar americana $. y. Luckemback,
dsl puerto de Ney York, para ei nues.
tro. saIi6 81 30 del pssado, ......
/ Cpnsigpatarjos Insplar Line.
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N0TIcIAS De ARECIBQ
lde rluestyo corresponsal.)

N.Y. HNeSHO C0IT6SPUftSut.J
Enero 31---El martes es esperada en- es-
ia ciudad Ia Exposition Anti -hlberculosa
La cual Sc inaugurara el microbes 3, per-
maneciendo alberta tres .dias consecutiyos
al p1blico en- los salones del Ayuntamien-
to 4durante el dia las horas laborables y
durante Ia noche de z a 10. Ademas du-
rante estas tres noches Sc celebraran con-
ferencias enel teatro sobre 81 mismo asun-
to en- las que tomaran parte yarios Sres.
de esta localidad. Sc recomienda 4 todas
as personas visiten esta interesante exhi7
bicion, principalmepte Ia clase obrera, por
desgracia Ia mas castigada por .esa terrible
enfermedad. La entraaa Is gTatis y 81 Dr..
Stahf dara esplicaeiones de los objetos
que Sc exhiben.
n
Sc nos dice que el nueyo propietario
del Teatro Sr. Andres Oliver Sc propone in
troducir en- 81 grandes neesjoras y reformas
en- su decorado.
Sc encuentra mueho mejor de Ia enter
medad que le aqueia Ell Lcdo. D. Jose /.
Gomez, Juez Municipal dc esta Corte, 10
Despues de Ia agradabie temperature
de dias pasados Sc vuelve sentir desde
aver .en esta ciudad un calor sofocante.
Ell vapor ingles "Cayo Soto" Sc ha des-
paehado de este puerto para el de la Haba
ma habiendo cargado una partida de cafe
sus eonsignatarios los Sres. Sucers. de
Roses 4 Co.
El leader de Ia Federation Ibre, Don
Esteban Padilla, tomara parte en- las
conterencias que ee daran en- este teatro,
disertando sobre ell tema Ell peiigro de la
tuberculosis en- la clase obrera y me-
dios de combatirla". FL Sr. Morell Cam
po. hablara tanbien sobrs el mismo tema.
- 4
Ep su Ultima session fue presentado an
te este Concejo Municipal por Ell Ingenie-
TO de la ciudad Sr. Ramos el plano del
proyectado Asilo de Pobres. Es un So
berbic Ia par que elegante edifcio que
feune todas las condolences y eomodids.
des para ell obletc que Sc lie destina. Que.
do sobre la mesa para su estudio ell mencio.
nado proyecto.
y i
Los Sres. Oliver d Co. de rio Arribs
han adquirido en- ssta ciudad la entrada
de la cale Avenida dc los 0breros un soiar
II G.. l.. ta,o.t., 80 rnoontEno ndtE
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Vsieros do Ia ijssa "Bnnsr"
Golsta americana "Phineas ". Spra-
gue'. saldrs de Nueva York para esta
el 10 del actual, consIgatar os Sobri-
nos do Ezquiaga.
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Vapor espahol Miguel N, PinAos. SAL
dra para ests, hacienda escalas interu1e-
dias, el Is del que carss'
Consigp, Sebripos lagnierdo y Ca, -
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Goleta americana daisy Farlin", de-
be haber salido de New York para estar
el % dltimo.
Consign, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
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vapar americana 8. y. Luckemback,
dsl puerto de Ney York, para el nues.
trp. saIi6 si 30 del pssado, ..~.
I Cpnlgpatagjos Insplar Line
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Sc DIscUTIRA HOY.

Proyecto de ley de la Camara para ell
establishments de escuelas de artes y
oficios, sc continuara discutiendo hoy.
Este proyecto defendido calurosamente
por el delegado Sr. Matienzo Cintr6n, ha
sido presentado durante tres legislatures
sin que haya podido pasarse en- el Consejo.
Sc espera que esta vez el Comisionado de
Instruction DR.. Dexter presto su decidido
y sincere apoyo en- Ell Consejo al importan-
te proyecto de crear en- la isla escuelas tan
utiles
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.SnMBREROs PARA

muy elegantes y q precios sumaments
m6dieos los aeaba de reeibir La Tiendi-
IA de Josefa Echsvarria, al lado del
ayuntam iento. Vende tauibien efeetoE
religiosos y preeiOsa pOstales. San Juan
Box 2I6.
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LA CORRESPONDENCE" EN- GUAYAMA.
: Las personals que deseen en- Guayama co1segBt
La Correspondence, pueden eneolhada todas lss
djas en- q establishments de pshlbeia del a,
Julian Viodas.
Caguas Tramway Company,
cAMBIO De jTINERARIO, .

insanca de la prensa los comerciantes deSan JUAN
la Compana ha deoiodo parr del dia 16 del corTente
zanzibar e itnerario del de la tarde entire Gaguas Rio
Piedras, como sigue
Salda de Caguas Llegada Rio Piedras
700 a. m 500 a. N,
430pm 53op. m.
Salda Rio Piedras Legada CagHas.
900 a. m. 1000 a. m.
$50 p. m. s.s 7.30 P. m.
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Los Sres. Oliver d Co. de rio Arribs
han adquiridO en- ssta ciudad q la entrada
de Ia calle Avenida de los 0breros un solar
con ell 6p de leyantaT IN magnlGco sdih.
clio destinado q almacen de provisiones.
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vapor americana +. J. Luckembaok.
sali6 de N. Orleans para esta 81 2S OIL.
timo.
Conrignatarios Insular Line.
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b0TCIAS.
No Es cIERTo


Nos informa Ia seiiors madre del guar
dfa Antonio Matfnez que no es cierto,
como ha dicho algin peri6dico, que di-
cho guardfa haya baiado q presidio.
Martinez, informa dicha sehora, presto
fianza y apel6, y al presentc esta pres
tando seryicio como policfa en- Manatf pa
ra donde sali6 el mismo dfa de Ia senten-
cia.
EcoNoMIAs Z PREsTAMos.
Hemos recibido una copia def infor-
me presentado por q presidente y tesore-
70 de Ia Gaia de Economics y Prestamos
de San German Sres. Uises Lopez y q.
Sanabria, correspondence d mes de Di-
ciembre dc 1908.
H saldo iquido para los accionistas
resllta con equiyaiente a l5.4S. por cier-
to del capital social do $ Ss.42o. importe
de |. 3l4 acciones 4 s 80 una y 81 total del
Balance de capital actiyo presenta unos
totales de ! l54.l23.57 respectiyamente.
DELEGADos. DE PAsEo.
Ha estado en- San German en- asuntos
particulares el delegado la Camara Sr.
Ernesto Lopez Diaz.
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vapor americana Caracas, del puer'
to de Nuesa York para el nuestro saio
Ell 80 ultimo,
Consignatarios Vilar y Cs.
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Bayam6n, 10. de Ensro de 1906. Rs
mon Yaldes-
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORT TO-R|c0.

SUBASTA PUBLICA. INMUEBLEs
Cecp Rentas nernas sna rande da 6 de Febrso dc
1909 las ddos
Rentas 1ntepas. F
PROPIEpARIoS. Description de propd
aproximados.
PRIMERA w
y "a Tore
Obdulia Nazsro cuedas Bo.
7 l Bo.
Eusebo Lanhoy 1 Bo Pueblo
Diego Nazaio 10 cuerdas b. Tabonuco,
H de
u subastads
los di . . yen6c6 d
5sat
Frmado-Juan Vidal Ropeo-Colector
Aprobsdo: B. R. Dix. Acting TTsssure.
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Sc encuentra mueho mejor de Ia enter
medaad que 10 aqueia el Lcdo. D. dose /.
Gomez, Juez Municipal de esta corte. Lo
celebramos.
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Napef americanc Philadelphia" sal.
dra para Nueya York mafana.
Consig. yillar y Ca.
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q DEAN" SW|NDLER
FIGHTS FOR FREEDOM

James b. Kellogg, Of the F. $ D.go
x Co., stock ana grain broker s-,,rr.
'erS. navihs spent six and e half years
IN sing sing wants to get out. Former
AssembIyman j. sidney Rerns.e,n ah-
tanned wit Of habeas corpus fran
Justice Davis upon which Kellogg was
lodged IN the Tombs, Justice Davis do.
cunning to hear the return On ,hc wr,-
because OF his connection as pgor. r,,.
'or when the case was tried bc,ore No.
aorder Con In 1870.
flyhh d Hess obtained Justice
Blanchards consent TO hear IN, un,.
to-day in the Supreme Court
hei'oss was sentenced to seven
Ears Ears ana six months in June. 1900
Ihere was an appeal. and a ,er,iG,,,a
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The Regnng Beauties Assembled Are Most Exquisit
Cotton Dress Fabrics from Word-famous Looms

Not before fabric history has there been Instituted such
January assembling such regal representation Of
dress tissues compose the exhibition installed the famous
Wanamake Dress Goods Salons today and extending from King
Cotcns throne the top the Grand Stairway Rotunda
all through the main aisle, to the Broadway entrance.
The beautiful have been gathered every land
where looms and printing rolls OF blocks transform the bales Of
cotton into charming fabrics often exqusey decorated for the
making Of bewitchng gowns for all eninity.
was wonderful anspostion from those heavy dull brown
bales that taken off the ships for the wizards OF the loo
to transform France Switzerland England Scotland Ire
land and great American looms the cobwebby
ower.decked tissues, the organizes de madrases and
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GOSL|N TOOK W|FE'S
JEWELS TO KEEP
Woman Says There Were !
Large Cases of Diamonds
She Hasn't Seen Since.

Mrs, Una Goslin was her own witness
to-day In the trial before Justice Brady
and jury in the Supreme Court OF her
suit against Annie Irene Magher for
$4,000 damages for alternating the aftec-
tions OF her husband, Alfred r. Gosin.
Mrs. Goslin told of her troubles since
Gosln rounded out his career In New
York as a prince OF sw!ndlers by swim
ding his tiny wife out of her equity In
the West End avenue mansion. placing
a chattel mortgage on all the fine furni.
ture and recording her two Brooklyn
houses in Annie Irene Alaghers name
I'VE lived right royalty and spent
5000 year on our living expenses, "
she said, ours was an ideal existence
until this stenographer, this Annie Irene
Magher, went TO his Office to be his sec
rotary.
Secretary, indeed From that mo-
ment my husband began to neglect me
Al first 1t was plea of business. But
II grew and grew un'il the plea Of
business no Longer COu 4 be accented.
II had two large cases OF diamonds.
jcWelry that Air, Goyin had bought
Wien he was flush, and had shnvered
upon me. one day ln told me | mad
better not keep them In the house. mat
II was not a secure place So tie neNi
morning he took them down, to pui j.
his snfe-and | have never seen diem
since
HIS neglect of me heca ne more and
more marked, and by Apr.., latJ whng
"Hr separation took plucc. and abur,
three years from mis- first mee,ng with
mis- woman, he was hot home more
than twice week"
tnder cross-eNamlnatIon Mrs. Gosl.n
denied that She had ever toi ans. pn,
that her life with I}osl.n was unh1pnv.
even before the adveH. of MIS-, Alas.cr.
She denied that sire and her husband
We're expelled from Boston hot-I In
iS9 or that he ever threw cuspIdor n
as head. ''
Mrs, Goslin sobbed out hat Gosln
.'ah nlmays sh"wn tbs daepes, affection
iior her until Miss MagIer bewttc1r,i
him.
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81 reasonable Doubt was granted lie
was Indicted and tried In May, 1901
for fraud by mail in the United states
Circuit Court lie was convicted, hut
his lawyers got his release on a writ
Of error His appeal In the Federal
Court went against him, and he went
TO Sing Sing on a sentence of eighteen
months and $500 fine Dec. ., 1908,
while his other case was pending In
the Stat. courts
The state Court OF Appeals ultimately
went against him, and he was entered
IN the books Mt Sing Sing second time
and sent back TO his cell,
Mr. Bernstein's argument to-day was:
when Kellogg was delivered at the
prison on Dec. Q, 1903, his appeal To the
Appellate Division Of the supreme Cour.
of New York had not yet been argued,
but MI Kellogg surrendered himself to
the custody OF the warden in execution
of the State sentences, 1t was HIS in
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Here Are Mr.. Whitridge's
Figures, Kept Secret by
Public Service Board.
EXPENDITURES HEAVY,
Balance Sheet Shows No At
tempt to Meet Interest on
Consolidation Bonds.

~,
i"e Evening "'''' 'o'"aS presents
ngures showing the condition OF the
Third Avenue Railroad Company. a,
found hv Pece,vor Whitridpe and ,,as
,o 49, ILL.,, ,,u-
~ '''''' ~ " - ',,.' W WV ''''N
service 'o'Hf'IsS'oh' lh'S report was
obtained from confidential source, as
the Public Service Commission had re.
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'"n'i0n and purpose 20 serve his state
sentence simultaneously with his Fed.
rral sentence
His Federal sentence expired on
April = 1905, and he has continued In
custody He has earned n communication
of sentence for good behavior. which
made his sentence OF seven and q half
wears expire on Dec, a. 1905 and he was
entitled tn his release on that day. His
release was demanded. and the War
den's refusal resulted In his action"
Mr.. Bernstein pointed out that on
March !. lHh, Justice Fit2Ccrald's Ger.
tihCat" Of reasonable doubt granted in
kcllogcS cas- -four wears before, was
vacated on application OF the District
Attorney, on the ground that Kellogg
had surrendered himself to the War.
den Warden Frost contends. in an
swcr to the writ, that KcllogV's State
sentence did not begin to run until his
receipt Of the mittimus and that he has
another year and half TO serve.
Assistant District ATTORNEY fohnstone
got an adjournment until tomorrow.
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myriad other fabrics that seem almost much like HORTICULTURAL
Show display Of cotton dress goods.
The exhibition VIII be education in the production Of mod
exties-pesentng does authoratvey and ex-
hausvey the best achievements Of the world important
and most creative looms.
King Cotton and all Royal his Court holding reception this
week cordially invite all who love things beautiful to
and that unique in merchandsng-a val
able study and designers fascinating beauty exb
on that will be delight all Ready you read.
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cqual REASONS !OI laying III you'
Prussian seam binding, black or white,
l5c piece.
Tatteta seam binding, black or white, Sc
piece.
Extra fine Prussia binding, black only
zoe piece.
Double serge betting. white only, Soc
piece.
20o-yard Spool Cotton, black or white,
81 e spool -jc dozen.
t00-yard Blasting Cotton, Sc spool, 33c
a dozen.
Sewing silk. black and white SC a spool,
Sc dozen
Linen. finished Thread, black only. &c a
SPOOL,
Stocking Darners, Sc,
Knitting Cotton. &c = ball.
Darnlng Cotton. black or white. lie a ball.
silk Corset I.ace5. yards long extra
fine quality, 2jc.
Tallors' Chalk, assorted colors and
white &c uoa OF u pieces
TaiIors' Tape Measures, 50 inches long,
&c.
Skirt Cages. CSC.
Spool Holders with pin-cushlon, 25c each
Cotton Batting. lSc a pound roll.
Marcel Waving Irons, lsc.
Feathcrstitch Braid, white and colors sc
a piece.
Fancy Novelty Trimming Braid. 25c,
i5c and 1ic a piece
Black Mercerized Skirt Braid. best quail
!ty, black oal" &c a yard.
Sanitary Hair Rolls, "a inches. 5Oc.
others at Doc.
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THREE NEGRO BURGLARS
TO JAIL FOR 1928 YEARS,
Justice Fnwcctt Sentences Each ia
II Years imprisonment and
Praises Detectives.

Three negroes. convicted Of 1--WE burg
larics In Brooklyn recently, were given
combined sentence Of l2J years by
Justice Fawcett in Brooklyn County
Court to-day They are Lester 7. Stan
ley, hfty.siX years old. William Jack
sor. thlrty-seven years old, and Alex
ander Treanor thirty-hve years old.
Each prisoner was sentenced 70 forty
one years at hard labor In sing Sing
Jstice FavCett ComplImenIed Detec-
tives William BruSnan, Henry ]. ReltI
and John T. Conway. attached to the
Brooklyn Central OifIce, Tor courage
and ability In arrestlng the trio.
Your splendid work should commend
yourselves 10 your chiefs" he said
These men are the most desperate and
skilled that ! know Of They carried
guns and choioroforTn and life TO then,
was q mere trlile II opposition baked
sAsn. THIS Court cenxratllatss you"
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Handkerchief at Half Price

These fine and altogether desirable pure linen or
kerchies have not had sufficient atention-noW we b
out and mark them HALF PRICE for quick clearance:
Mems hand embroidered Handker. Mems Fancy French No
chiefs of unaundered 2s kerchcts Japanese Silk H
in ALL 25c each So IS EACH were in colors and Japanese
SOC to $3.50 each Color Handkerchief, Csc
French Mourning Handkercbiefs, SOC.
with white embroidery SOC and ,,, cheer French lin.
75c, 81 and $50. 80 ;.h .oss ha-s and
Little GoYe Handkerchief, hem 1r s."h 49,. {, en-
stitched scai,op,d edges Csc, 35c NV ' WV
and soc eacf Soc 75c and ST. Main foo,
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Sanitary Belts. adjustable, lOc each,
Elastic Shirt Waist Belts. with dip PIN
JC each.
Lace Pins, fancy colors, &c a dozen.
Cut Crystal and Pearl Hat Pins i0c each
Hat Pin Tablet plain black heads. &c.
Pin Books, Jet and colors, IA count, &c
Wire llairpirs straight and crimped, IL
q paper.
imitation Shell Hairpins, lOc card.
2i-yard roll Cotton Tape, &c.
Fancy Pin Boxes, assorted Hairpins and
Slfety Pins, So,
Hooks and Eyes. with spring, black OIL
white. &c card. lOc gross.
Dress Bars, black or white, lc card.
Silk-coyered FeatherhOne, black OF
white, SIC box.
Large bundles Of India Tape, lSc roll
Linen MarH!ng Tape, various widths
&c a piece.
Nickel Key Rings. various sizes, lie each
Fancy Ribbon Carriers, value 7jc and 81,
at zoe 4 pair.
Collar Supporters, enough for two col.
lars, Sc q card.
Ruching top foundation Collars, white
only. lOc each
press Shields, Yves 3, and 5, loo a
pair. 81 dozen.
University Safety Pins, open both sides.
black or white. Sc dozen,
American Pins, $50 count, &c paper.
Collar Buttons, Sc dozen.
Large and Small pin cubes, &c.
Main floor, Old Building.
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Here's the Winter
NOTION SALE

Earlier than usuaa fact that will please many dresmakers
and women who home. For Wanamaker Notion Sales
eagerly awaited because provide all sewing necessares
in the best obtanabe qualities that may be used without lear in
the costest woat prices which inferior grades usually bring
Not pin spool Of thread into this sale that hasn't
specially good for its presence Gauge the offerings
for example, by these:
Temper Steel Safety Pins &c dozen.
Spoo Silk yards 1Sc spool, instead o
Lise Elastic Hose Supporters, lSc, value 25c.
Light, Nairsook Shields lOc pair 81 pairs
Heavy Tubular Laces, black &c dozen pairs.
Ironing Wax &c dozen.
And then consider that all these Others and many offer
equal reasons laying Spring stock OF notions
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The Beautiful NeW-season Showing
Of Embroideries and White Goods

Fresh from the looms OF ST. Gall in Switzerland from the
in Ireland where de fingers toll lovingly the del
designs come the EMBROIDERIES. Their number
egon-we showing probably thousand distinct patterns
including the different widths the embroidery man.
And they aggregate miles Of beauty Among the
very attractive sorts
Cambria, Nansook Separate Edgngs Zoe
Swiss lOc to S50 yd Insertions Toe to ST. so
Flounngs 45nch Bandngsn widths
SOC to $50 yard. fronts, soc to 81 yard.
The WHITE GOODS present equally rich variety Swiss
musns here of patterns including pretty
bnaons of pads and DOTS small and large dots figures and
Stripes English shrngs show handsome effects
lied stripes material very fine quality Some the prices
Fine Embroidered Longcoh 81 to s22s piece
Batise, 81 to 81 so yard. yards.
Imported Muslns 45c to SOC Nanoo S35 Sc piece
yard yards
Fancy 1885, 25c, Muslin
to 40c yard. plain 1217c yard.
Imported Ogandes and French Dinie
and domestic India and checks 2Ac 4Sc yard
4Sc yard. Bais and Linen Semi
12hc to 60c yard in
Bas mercerized brought directly $40
SOC to 6Oc yard s35. First floor Old Building.
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American manufacturers dressmakes and fashion
writers invited to this display 1t will doubtless suggest
ideas of value ALL
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ASSETS.
s., 500 ,4 90
LIABILITIES.

Current liabilities matured and
unpaid ...... ..-.....,....,... s2oi. Ts2 %
Curren. liabilities unmntuEed e.0l7l 10
Orp. surplus Observation-Disclosures. l34.3Sj. rs
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-08-14
FUNERALS.
Rev. Herbert l. Mitchell.

The burial services of Rev. Herbert
l.. Mitchell were held in Trinity
church, Portland, Conn. Thursday aft
ernoon. In the congregation, besides
the family and many friends from
the neighborhood, were representa-
tives of his former parishes in Middle
Haddam, Mystic, Saybrook, and
Plymouth-among the latter the par
ents of the youth who was drowned
with him in Fishers island sound, and
the vestry of ST. Peters church,
Plymouth, were pail bearers.
The service in the church was read
by Rev. w. H. Hooker of Poquetan-
uck, formerly of Plymouth, Rev. DR.
de Vries of Saybrook and Rev. A. c.
Jones of Mystic, Rev. John n. Lewis
of Waterbury reading the lesson OF
Scripture and at the grave in the
burying ground adjoining the church
the committal was read by Rev. DR.
Hart of Middletown and the closing
prayers by Rev. Hermann Lillenthal
now in charge Of the services in Port
land. Other clergymen present were
Rev. Joseph Hooker of Durham, Rev
Percy w. Barnes of Essex. Rev. w. p
Waterbury of Middle Haddam. Rev
John f. Nichols of Portland, Rev. A
c. Jones of Mystic and George b. Gill
bert and II. B. Vanderbogart of Mid
dletown.
Miss Bessie Jones.
The funeral of Bessie Jones, 10. WHIT
died in Lakeville was held Friday aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock from the parlors o
Undertaken eager. 1t was impossible
to find any relative and burial wal
on Asylum street.