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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
THE TRIBUNE fiANDlCAP-SAlT LAKE RACES
PAST PERFORMANCES
BY G. r. STEVENS.

Good in mud,
The one 10 beat.
Last win impressive.
VIII do better here
Might repeat
Been disappointing.
Not done his best.
Beaten faNoritc.
VIII likely DC scratched
VIII he closer Up.
In money sure.
Ran ono good race
Good In mud.
VIII he scratched
Also ran,
May be on" 10 boat.
Good race last out.
Tab this one, he IS ready.
Some races good.
Not up 10 his mark
Outclasscd.
Not shown anything.
Outside chance,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
I,atonia Races.

LATON1A, May 2s.-Today's race re-
suits:
First race six furlongs-Pink Wings
Is TO ., won Jack Baker. 10 to ], second ,
Red Shawl, 10 to 1. third. Time. J. 20 3-5.
Second race, four and half furlongs-
Slewfoot even. won; Jack Straw, 9 TO ..
second; Banvles. 10 to l, third. Time,
5S 1-5 seconds.
Third race six furloDgs-Tim Kelly. 90
to /, won. Edorado. TO l.. second; !;
Zeola. To i. third Time. l:19 i-5.
Fourth race, milc-Marse Abe, to l,
won: The Minks. Z to 5. second; Tom
Hayward, to 5. third. Time, Lao ID,
Fifth race. mile and ne-eighth-Water
Lake 10 2. won; Maid Militant. TO 1,
second; Billy Pullman, IL TO 3, third.
Time 200 As.
Sixth race. five and a half furlonss-
Bonnie Bard. 3 to ] won, Tom Holland,
IL TO ). second; Challcc, 80 to /, third.
Time Ill As.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
WHITE KILLS HIS
CHANGES FOR RACE

NEW YORK. May 2S.-Pat White, The
Irish champion long distance runner. yes
teNiay ran the Marathon distance OF
twentysIX miles and 3S5 yards in two
hours and fifty minutes In practice in
preparation for the Marathon race, which
will be held at the Brighton Beach arena
next Monday.
This performance gives the Irishman S
friends encouragement In the belief that
he has recovered from the disability
which resulted in his rather poor show
ing in recent contests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
Maxwell Wins Golf Title.

EDINBURGH, May 2S.-Robcrt Max
well has won the British amateur golf
championship, having defeated Captain
c. X, IIutchson by hole at the Muirfield
course.
Both Maxwell and Hutchison are well
known on the British links. Maxwell
won the championship in 1903, and the
same year Hutchinson carried off the st.
Georges cup another coveted golf trophy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29

THE TRIBUNE FORM CHART

sNLT LAKE. May 2s 1909 Weather Track slow
81 IIRsT RACEFIvo furonss. maiden thrccy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
BOAS
1O-1 WON
STRICTLY INSIDE
INFORMATION

l am in a position 10 state ad-
Tisedly whether n horse is meant"
and what is doing MY ONE
HORSE WIRE gives "a the Surest
Betting Propositions. CD the One
on Which Il Most Liberal Price Will
be Quoted; CD How the Connec-
tons Feel about betting their own
money that day: ca whether the
Commissions have already been
wired to the various pool-room
centers, and this information is
getting the money for my follow
ers. This week
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Iime-:l3 25; rs 80; 80 2-5: l:O6 1-J; 1:2o IL.
Trckey. Went to post. 3S AT post. > minutes. 81
ond Third driving Esther NJ. 81 place, 80 81
place, IL show. Tolcr, rs show.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
BIG CROWD ATTENDS
UTAH KENNEL SH0W

Society night at The bench show
proved n "howIing" success, \ large
crowd visited the shows and the dogs
seemed 10 enjoy the gaia parade of Wis
itors or at least that is II barking counts
for anything,
Judging OF the dogs continued all day,
and Judge Clayton VIII get Though scme
time TODAY Vie has $40 dogs tn look
over in the various classes. and ii is no
easy tnsk.
Today is tho last day Of the show. Al
children Will be admitted between the
hours Of 10 n m. ana ) p. IN. The show
Will close about III p. ~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
Baseball Trade,

CINCINNATI O.. May 2S,-It Is an
nounced that Pitcher Blaine Durbin has
been traded by the Cincinnati club 10 the
Pittsburg team for Outnelder Ward
Miller
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
Paris Race Results,

PARIS May 2S.-T. p. Thorne's Grand
STAN came In third in the Prix Express
at Maisons LATTE today.
w. *. Vanderbilts Gambaiseuil finished
third in the PriX Paulamont.
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rimo. .ls To- :2C. rs 20 al ID, l:Oi8-5,
Sain, Nda Reese. Went 10 pos. sos At pc
IN "ant"r. Second driving. Third easily Cor
place and TO show, Aunt Kit i-j show !,
Taylor Overweight, Tavora pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-29
ETH RACE-Onc mile. handicap.
SIXTH RACE%Flvc furlonGs. selling.

BEST BETS-RATHER ROYAL, GLORIO.
ACROSS THE BoARp-HUSH MONEY
BEST TAKE A CHANCE-MEDDLING HANNAH
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ROOSEVELT ATACO.
al Senador TiIIman.
LO acusa de yalerse de su infiuen-
cia politica y de adquirir, por
mediOs ilsgales, propiedades on
Oregon.
Las aeusaciOnes del presidente son
cOmentadisimas por la. gravedad
que reyisten.

New York, Ensro g. El prasidsnts
Roosevsls. rsapondisndo In actitud de
slamsntos polfticos qua ahors no vualven
aiRadamsnts contra e, he ampssado nna
campafia do acusaciones tremsndas contra
promin sntsa hombras pdblicos del pals.
Roosevelt ha atacado III conocido Q nador
Tillman, 81 do Oregon, acuskndols do gus
no vale do ~ irfasncia poiftica, ponisndo
sn jusgo medioa ileg Ales, para adquirir, dc
enc modo, ,propisdaiss % dicho Batado.
EstRa graves acusscionss son comsnta'
dfsimas sn lou cfrcuios polfticos, tan
TO DOE Ia alta representation polftica
do Tillman, cnRnto Tor la snargfa con
que Ian Hostisns Mr.. Roosavslt los
datos que aports para comprobarlas.
Otros hombrss pdblicos no a6rma que
casr6n tambisn bajo si peso dc acusacionss
parscidss. Muestranss con motivo do sstos
sscandalos que Roosevelt dsnuucis, muy
agitados y rsvusitos los bsjos fondos de Ia
politica On les Estsdos Unidos. Y 90
rscusrdan las frasss del principe loco
algo hay podrido en- Dinamarca.
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New York, Ensro 8.-Tslsgramss do
Warrington notician que ls Camars do
rsprsssntsntss hs aprobado sl voto de-
censurs que % prsssnt6 contra sl mepssje
del prssidsnts. por las dsclaracionsa qua
hace y 10 que rscomisnds respseso del ssr'
vicia BecEeto. Ouando cute particular dol
msnsajs foe lsfdo el 28 do Diciembrs eau.
s6 general sstupor entrs Lon Representatives.
G nauchos do los cualss ss cres que las ci'
tadas declsracionss afectan. La, labor
do los snsmigos polfticos del presidents
ha sido tsnacisima dssds sntonces hsbien'
dose ganado algunas voluntadss que antss
psrecfan nostrsrss rsspstuosas dc Las vir.
tudes pdblicss do Roosevelt, admirando su
valor cfvico. So assgurs que el presidents
rsspondsrk & eve voto de censurR ysndo
m6slsios On las acusacionss Gus 90 pro.
pons hacer.
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A LASlCINCO De La
maiana miI|areS de
aImas despertaba1
para mOrir.
Detalles de la terrible desgracia y
cuadrO cOnmOYedOr del desastre.
CuatrO nifeS hallados vivOs bajO
esCOmbrOs, rOdeand0 Ell cadaver
de Su madre.

La lists de muertos sn Mamma 10 slsva
do IL nail & 20 mil, las do Reggie las
aldsaa dc ~ slrsdedor As mil, On Pslmi
murisron 1000. an Cassano 1000, On Ga.
ssnza 500 y Ia mitad de In pobIaci6n de
Bsguavs que % dc 1000. La region dc
Montslcone ha sido dsav aatads, y Riposto,
SarminAvs, 8an Giovanni, 6cillS, Lazzs-
70, Csnmitalo , todos Los dennis pusbloa
Dc Loo bordts del satrscho, sstEn en- ruinsE,
II Tsy , la rsina do Italia smbarcAron
On Napolsssn 81 acoraxado "Vittorio I'm
nanusls" qhs lsa condujo CataniA.
Be crss qus una gran cantidad de sx'
tranisros han musrto porque sran hume
rouos on lol hotsles do MesIina y do otros
lugarss 20 ignora Ia susrts CO los repre-
usntantss dplomGticos de laH nacionss sx'
trspjsras, qus rssidfan On Messina, pesar
dc las pssquisaz qua hacs sl gcbisrno do
Italia,
Los 6Itmos informss rscibidos dicsn
| que 4 600 soldsdos que estAbAn On Las d.
| fsrentes fattalszas dc MesAiua han sido &C.
pultadoSsppr Las ruinas.
La copfguraci6n del sstFecho hG Eido
tan cambAdA gus cauERrG di6cultsdss CO.
msrciaIes 7 sstrategiuas, pusa IL rocs dc
Charibds SAai 10 cisrra.
Han ochrrido sscenss lamentAblss So
han sxtraido centspares dc personRR vivss,
que han ettRdo treinta horAs bsjo los e.
combros y que 90 encuentrAn tsrriblsmsn'
to hsridas-
Uno d los EalvadoEsu snccntr6 bajo
IaI ruinaH & cinco nifioa vivos apinados ~
rsdsdor dtl cadkvsr do ~ msdre. MIN
guno pusds hablsr.
En- uua casa 20 psrHonAH que sstabAn On
al piso tsrcero pero qus no podian saliE
porous 20 hundi6 el piso inferior, faeron
IalvadAI pOr nm marinsrc, por msdio de
IN cAbls.
Ssil criminalsz fusron musrtcs misntrsS
ensayaban Eaquear 81 bAnco dc Stella.
Los rsfugiados de Rsgio cusntnn que
allon pudiron vsr inmsnHAs nubss dc
hume que 70 slsysban sObrs laE ruinAI dc
I'm golps Dc marsA dsstruy6 el canine
do hero sutrf LaEzaro y Reggie, y una
cuadrilla 40 vaxiantsu ubrsEon tEabajan por
re.tabIacer Ia communication con Reggie
haciA 10 qua dirigs un convoy do tropas
tslsgrafhsl
Eu Lon mon sntos On qus ne produio sl
tsmblor dst xrs, sI torpsdero ''Sspho"
m snconnz anclado sn 10 bahia de
Mesuins. aquf como uno dc aus Oh
cialss raj Sstssfeofs:
"a la de Ia mAnAna In mar ss
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Ia CataSlrOie de Stella.

TODD sl dinsro qus tsnfa 6 disposici6n On
In compra do pan para los rsfagiados do
Catanis; paro 10 poblaci6n do Catsnis sstf
llsna do grsndsa nscssidades porqus Loo
nsgacios sstxn suspsndidoa dssds sl dia de
lR cat6strofs.
El comandante del acorassdo "Aimi
yants Mskaroff que lego Nkpolss CON
los fagitivos, .conirm6 sl informs de la
musrts del consul do los Estadol Unidos
Arthur g. Chsney y 90 ssposa que fasron
sspultAdoa bajo Las ruinas del consulsdo.
Sc cres qua oil n1msro dc los touristas
amerjcanos On Stella On sl Sur do Italia
90 POGO considerable y que muchoa astaban
ON TaorminR, situada MI Sur do la costa
oriental cincusnta millas pT6ximAmants
Al sudoesta de Mssaina, que ssg6n los
q times informss no suffi6 CON los tsmblo'
YeE
ri sstfscho do MessinR % sncusntra
obztrufdo con los cadkveres dc hombrss
= snimalea.
En- Mszsins % spcoutraban sl 81 Dc
Dicismbrs docs buquss do guerra: ita'
iianos, inglsses rnsns.
Un nobrsyivisnts reccgido del mar per
oil psqusbot "Wauhington" y llamado
Francisco Lopacono sstaba herido des-
msysdo. Cuando volvi6 en sf comsns6 G
pedir grAndss gritos 10 mujsr y sus
hijos, " solicitsbs sin cesar gus 10 vol
viessn terra. Por fn pisrds compile.
tlmsnts la raz6n, 10 lsvansa vivsments y
por la bords 90 lsnxa llamsndo & su sspo.
% y nifiss. Sc vic dirigirss nsdo
Ia costa, pero pronto dsIap parsci6 sntrs lss
olaH.
V6ass 10 estadiatica do Ian victimss por
tsrrsmotos y srupcionsa volc6nicas produ
cidaa dasde media dos del Higlo pasado.
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La expaflsaela del D. SaIyaaar CarhunsIl.

On padre agradeeido -Desds hscs car
ca de vsiuts aiacs. vsngo indicsndo 10
Emulsion de Scott sn los canos en- que eEts
recomsndado 81 uso, , sismprs he qusda
do satiafscho del rcznltado obtsnido. Dsbe
gratitud dicha preparation, puss sine
hubisra sido por ella que me ayud6
ualvar mi hija Camslia, esta no sstarfs
hoy en- AlgsciraH casrda con d ayudsnts
del Comandants General del Campo ID
Gibraltar, sl general Sr. Obrsg6n.
Ahora mismp tango On mi Sanatorio M
Diiio de nusve afios. & quisn prsctique re
saccionss sn 10 tibia y gus mucho hs ga
nado con Ia Emulsf6U. s. CarboaelL
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EuEV0s Y ARTISTIcOs uODELOs.

En- estos vAporss hR vussto rscibir sl
senior Arerico Salas sl mas extsnso ar
tfStico surtido dc OF jstos do fantasia, sssn'
ciaS fiuaE, y Artfculos propios para rsgaloz
do Aho Nusvo J PascuAs. En calzado
pusdo ofrecsr msgufficos modelos do IRs
mas screditAdss msrcss J uns vsriadfGima
exposition do los mis- slegsntss modsloa
sncusntran en- sl popular Las personAu
do gusto. NusvaI formas para ssfioritau y
caballsroL Agusu para cabsxa, barba y
bafiaa items de lsa mejorss msrcas de Eu'
ropa y America. Prscioa sin comrsten'
ca. a.p.
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-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs.

-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs.
muy slegantsz y & precios sumamnts mo
dicoE, los ACADIA do recibir La Tisndita do
Jossfs Echsvarrfa, al lado dsl syunta
misnto. Vsnds tambien sfectoa .rsligio
sos y prsciosas postslss. San Juan. Box
216.
Por cada 10 csntavos que 10 gastsn has
tn sl 10 do Ensro do 1909, 10 xsgslark
uua papelsta do una prsciosa mufisca y
un piano.
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Ocho knezOlanOs vuelven a Su
pkia para ayudar al meiOra-
mhtO de Ia repdblica.
"HOsles sentimientOS exiSten con-
Castro, dijO Ol general
OlandO.

rvicio especial de "Ls Cores pondencis.
York, Diciembis 30 - Para ayu'
ID rscrgsnisaCi6n dsl gobisrno vsne'
do modo pscifico, ocho patriotss
de sqasl pals salisron de este
sn 81 vspor "Maracaibo" dc In
} Line, con rumbo & N patris.
jos los miembros de ssta expsdicion
.mndo parts prominsnts en- los dlti'
sunzcn x6ns zolanoa Z faeEon sxpnl.
pdblica bsjo ls adminizzfz'
IN 10. los sxpsdicionarios n0n:
IL Lorsnso Msrcado. Limo Quar-
JnAn 0rtsga Marines. general
biando. general Ramon Ayala,
Felix AmbArd y general Pedro
ssusral Rolando dija antss dc la
del vApor qus loa mas hostiIss SEN
tcs sxiJtian contra Castro On toda
lea y gus 81 ara de opinion que
ho tiFano 40 % atrevsria & volysr
"a pais.
csotrca parsimcs para nusstra pa.
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SACOS DE YUTE-Pasa snvassa dc
sz6car y cafe acAban dc rscibir los ssfiorsa
8. Msl6n Comp, , vsndsn Z prscics vsn'
kAjcsns. 10
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txia kinvitaci6n del vics- -preaidqnt Gca'
-c6nrnnO Ut gsnsxAlr Rolsni -- 90
avudsrls & rentsblscsK sI zobiu ge--
csmsuts. Yo psls6 On contra lz 1"@
bacs 4 4 %, psro todas Ias difs 27
.onaIs, hsr sido pusataa 6 un i-
vsrd.dsros patriotss vsnsso' 2ff
ali; 40 de trasr nm msJorar i'
condicionss de IL rspdbli -
Nosotros rsgrssamos nuf r. g.
nlsmsuts como individuns ~" 30. .t
natriosisrao. Nusstro trf f@ o.
- bisn gus militAr. T 81
rnos q impossible do dec ss~ >r.
mos On Vsuszusla
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'r. Carlos Comb sr,
b. Huicy. y
Miguel Cuetara.
Pedro de Audrey.
p. Gambia C6rdova.
DR.. F. Gonzalez.
B. Hidalgo.
Ramon Garcia.
Enrique Carbia.
Jaime Annexy.
III. A. G. Hines. A
Herminio Diaz Navarro.
Pedro Serraballs.
Generoso Candina.
Geronimo Bem
Eulogio Ramos Ochoa
Frank E. Dexter
Agustin Otero.
A. Lopez Nc Coard.
joaquin Miro.
Alejaudro Pruna.
Eduardo Pons Escalona
Burt o. Clark. Sra.
Juan F. Was Ocheteco.
Antonio Oliver.
JesGs Rendon Almira,
Vicente Mendez.
Enrique Monies de Oca
Pedro Gambia Skerrett.
Gervasio Gambia Cordova.
Francisco Ramirez de Arellant
Jose de Diego. -.
joaquin M. Torres.
Pablo Sierra
ERnuiua Gan Tusto VI Il otuor
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LAS ALMoRRANAS Sc CURaN
En- q n ~ DlAS, con 81 UNeUENTo DE
PAZO, "a sean simples, sangrantes, con picaz6n {
externas. Dor rebaldaa que sean.
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Nsw York, Ensro 8.--Ua faerts tsrrs'
moto hR cauHsdo aver considsrSbies da
nos On las islaa Canarias. III fsn6msno
ha sido dc los mks violsntos. Las ciu'
dsdea m6s populosas dc las divsrsAs islas,
fasron sacudidas de tai mansra qua varias
casAs vinisron sl iuelo. I'll p6nico On Ian
zarots, Fusrts Vsntura , Las Palmas, %
indsscri ptibls causs do tsnsrss presents
los dssastrss dc Sicilia y habsr coincidido
slgunos tsrrsmotos 90 lAs islas con otros
antsriorss On 81 Eur do Italia. Temsss
qus loa tsmblorss % repitan, y On algu'
NOS pusbloH l&s fAmiliss han abandonado
las casas On las cuslsH Green correr inmi'
nsnts psligro. Muchoa sdifoioa pdblicoa
hen qusdsdo con grsndss gristsa.
La Camara de representatives con-
ira Roosevelt.
Fue pOr ella aprObadO. el vote de
censura al mensaje presidential.
Las declaraciOnes de Roosevelt res
pectO del seryiciO secretO.
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La caridad y los pObres.
CristianaS virtudes en- acei6n.

81 AnunciA para ma hAns la rsrarifci6n
% 1na muda dc ropa csda una ds b.
Oien mendiQos mafriculatio. oaxnz -...~l..
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TerremOtO EN- Canarias:
Ell fen6menO cause cOnSiderables
dahOs.
Varias casas fuerOn destruidas pOr
la viOlenta sacudida
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E l. TEL EGR A 70
De s. Neon g. Co,
12.-sAN JUSTO-12.

12.-sAN JUSTO-12.
ganso e pals
izan n e lmercad
Ventas al por MAYOR Y al DETAIL.
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Lsa Parcal de los Residences Compradores de solare
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NO s OBLIGATION DE hace boncac6n
bquen dentro de un an Be venden s obligation
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lfioz Rivera Sr. Chas. Hartzell
[ravieso. r. Ell. Delgado.
Nadal. Miguel Targa
70 Garcia. Federico Stubbs
Llauri Corchado. DR.. Guillermo Curhslo
Vera L. Purcell.
r. Calderon. Cirilo Mercado.
|regory. Ramon Tembleg
Hernandez. T. Barth.
Aviles Gregorio Dimas.
F, Ferrer Tomas Parker.
ncisco Aguirre Juan Apellaniz. Jr.
ia de Quevedo Enrique Alfonso.
dfa Cordova Manuel Ledespa.
de In Fuente Lee H. Vendig.
co Perez jose Labrador Vital.
Is Gonzalez J. E. Fenner.
Real. Ramon M. Cardona
ufioz Morales Juan N. Rosell6.
Schettini. John M. Turner.
ncisco Aguirre Sergio Ramirez.
} Montes Vencenso Verna.
lie Gonzalez. Juan r. Baiz.
abrera de Sanchez. F. Ledesma.
Silva de Mozco Pedro de Elzaburu.
Moll Romani. II. G. Cutler.
glesias. DR.. Tomas Vazquez.
rate Gambia Cordova. Evaristo Andino.
! &. de lriarte. Pablo Vega.
. de Conejero. Nicolai Megwimoa,
lis Garcia de Amanda. N. A. Walcott.
9 Hostos. Damian Piza.
dina Suarez de Alfonso
EHN BROTHERS
uan, p. r.
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Esns tres TspTsssntAcionea sxtrAordi.
naEisI, son dsbidsS en- gran pArtS & 10
cualidAd americana del habilfsimo ma
naqsr Moriui.
De "Ls Gal1etta FeIrare Nvbre. 27.)
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SoLAREs DE TODAs DIMENsToNEs PRECIos MoDICo
aRANDEs FACILIDADEs PARA Ell PAao

o extra aludable bahado por las bas del oceano aanc
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Stella, pues, ha psrdido ella sola tsntaa
almAs como todoz los dsaaAtrea dc medic
aiglo, rsunidoH.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
EAST CANAAN

N. s. Stevens was home oyer Sunday.
 Harry Durham, of Sheffield, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry Johnson. ill East Canaan.
 Irving Gaylord is visiting friends in New ' ork. Bridgeport, Middletown, and Unionville.
 G. K. Goodwin spent Saturday and Sun lay in Torrington.
 The supper given Friday night by the gentlemen was decided success in every way, the supper was good and the walters were all good natured.
 Little Mary Stratton is ill with the chicken pox.
 Next Sunday morning Rev. 0. w. Hanna will exchange pulpits with Rev. E. H. Hazletine of Falls Village. H. c. Stevens celebrated his 8Oth birthday Sunday, he received many re- membrances and countless congrdtu- lations.
 1 Miss Roxanna Stevens has been very ill at the home of her brother, H. c. Stevens, the past week. She IS some what better now. Miss Irene Crowell has been with her since last week We'd nesday.
 East Canaan Grange, No. 136, held a very pleasant meeting Monday evening. The deputy of Fairfield County, J. A. Sherwood, was very interesting and in. structiye in his remarks. Mrs. Bessie Goodwin, Flora, assisted by Miss Mary Stevens, had charge of the Lecturer Hour. They decorated the Hall beauti- fully and their whole program showed a great deal of work. Among other things they had an apple grab" Rev c. w. Hanna received the prize for get ting the largest number. This game caused a great deal of amusement Throwing apples through suspended horseshoe, was also good. George Bar. den received the prize for this. Miss Bessie Goodwin gave the recitation "The Roadside Cow" J. c. Stevens read "A Lesson in Horticulture" Al the next meeting of the Grange, there will be Harvest supper from to ant this will be followed by an entertain ment
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
LIME ROCK

Coon hunting is all the rage just now, but we haven't heard of any roasts as yet.
 George Carley, our genial stage drivor, is lamenting the loss of we'll filled pocket book.
 Miss Handliu, of Cornwall, hns been spending fcw uaYs with her grand mother, Mrs. William Stone.
 Miss Hoffman, of Cornwall Bridge, was recent guest at Wilbur Buffers.
 The B. R. Go. have a largo file of lime stone unloaded beside the tracks at the station.
 R. P. Smith is at Washington depot for a few weeks.
 Miss Edith Vanderlip and Miss Clara Profit, who have been the guests of Mrs. Howard Clapp. for couple of weeks, 1 departed for their homes on Friday. M. Roos visited the Bordens plant, at West Stockbridge, Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Taylor have been the guests of his aunt, Mrs. c. c. Ktpp, and friends during the past week.
 Cuba Welch spent Saturday with her grandfather, Edward Hawver, in Ca- naan.
 Mrs. Michael Hickey entered Hillorest for treatment last Tuesday MT. Hickey visited her on Sunday and found her much improved. She is expected home soon. The mountain opposite the station re- tains its beauty of ooloring yet. Miss Marjorie Bulhman, of Water bury, was recent guest of her father, A. l.. Bulhman.
 Miss Mae Patterson spent part of last week with Mrs. Wells Yale, at Falls i Village.
 k. D. Hawver returned to his home in Wlnsted last week
 Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Wyman, of Kent, were at Mrs. F. Brasie's last Thursday, just for the day. ] Mrs. c. W. Banum returned from the city of New York Saturday.
 Mrs. John Scally was called to Brook lyn last week by the illness of her sister.