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Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10


 The Independents were defeated Sat urday afternoon 10-2 on the park by the Montville team. Score by innings: ! Montvilles 0 0 2 0 1 2 3 1-10 Independents 70 0 | 0 O.
 The umpires were O'Brien and Cav anaugh. The Montvilles were a very snappy team playing we'll Together and their throwing to the bases was perfect, as was also their fielding. Laznsk pitched a good game but his support was very poor. The Montville team were heavy hitters which quality the locals lacked. The Independents expect to play a return game in Fitch vile next Saturday. Manager Strong has more good teams on his list for later games.
 Personal Mention. Harold Bailey left Saturday for q few days visit with relatives in Boz rahville.
 Louis Schlaich returned to his work in New Britain after few days visit at his home on Pleasant street. Harry and Abraham Elgart and their families were at Haywards Lake Sun day.
 Union c. E. Meeting.
 There was no Christian Endeavor meeting in the chapel Sunday evening as the society united with the society in Westchester for a service at p. m. at the latter place. A number drove over from here.
 Earl Williams was in North West chester Sunday.
 John Backus of Waterbury was the guest of his father on Lebanon avenue ever Sunday.
 John Knieling of Middletown was at his, home in town over Sunday.
 The Montville team took the trolleys frnt1o fuiII fA foI aI there came up here in two large tour- ing cars.
 Irving Watkinson of Norwich was in town Saturday.
 Butcher lodge, o. D. H, S., held meeting in their rooms in Mintz's block Saturday evening
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Remington and children of Bridgeport are guests of MT. Reminston's brother, Rev. B. D. Remington on Linwood avenue.
 Charles H. Bailey who has been vis- iting friends in Providence returned Friday everirg.
 Home from Ann Arbor.
 Ernest Elgart, a student at the Uni versity of Michigan, Ann AArbor, ar- rived at his home. the Grand hotel, Saturday. He is studying civil en- gineering and attended the summer school, where they have practical ex- 
 There was social at the Grand hotel pavilion Saturday evening for the benefit of the guests of the hotel and their friends.
 There was a dance at K. Cohen's pavilion Monday evening under the management of Prof. Lazinsk. Kelly's orchestra furnished music Those from the village were given a straw. ride to and fro. Large teams left from in front of the post office at S.30.
 Charles M Reade of Willimantic was in town Monday.
 Families on 23d Annual Outing.
 MT. and Mrs. Alden A. Baker and Mir. and Mrs. William s. Curtis leave town this (Tuesday) morning for Gloucester. Mass. where they will spend the balance of this month. This is the twenty third consecutive year that the two families have taken their August outing together.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10

Soap and Cuticura Ointment are also
 priceless for preserving. purifying, and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair, and sanative, antiseptic cleansing, as well as for all the purposes of the toilet, bath,
 endnursery. Sold throughout the world.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10

IA1 River has given handsome oak hymn tablet to the Chester Baptist church. He has been a member of the Baptist church for some years and for several years was its organist
 Hillcrest sanitarium has been incorporated to do business in Stamford. The authorized capital is s15.000. The incorporators are Fran els l.. Day, Edith l.. Day. Adelaide E.. Day and Leonora w. Day.
 Windsor.-Wednesd will be made general holiday in both the Locks and in the town of Windsor. Tickets for the excursion to Savin Rock on that day by the united business men of both towns are selling rapidly.
 New Britsin.-A child has been born to Mrs. Louis Connarum, of Mill street. Her husband was killed two weeks ago on South Main street by an automo-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10

I |. bile run by R. W. Rice of New Haven. Mrs. Connarum is left with several children.
 Hartford.-O Orangemen from Hartford and South Manchester met Sunday morning at the Empire skating rink and marched in a body to the First Presbyterian church, where Rev. John F. Johnstone preached in their honor a special sermon on The Principles of the Orange Order. /
 Meriden.-Companies I and l. have been ordered to assemble at the state armory at midnight Friday night before they start on their expedition to Mas sachusetts. At 2.2s a train will take the two companies to Belle dock, New Haven, arriving there at 3.10, when they will embark on the transport.
 It is estimated that England annual ly consumes the milk of 5,000.000 cows.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10
ANNOUNCEMENT. A

Having purchased the photograph studio of A. A. Scholfield, 30 Main street, we are ready to prove to the people of Westerly and vicinity our ability to do the very best work. A beautiful 16x20 water colored portrait of yourself given free with every dog en s4.00 cabinets. F. Rouleau & Co, Westerly
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10

Consul Alfred A. Winslow of Val paraiso. writes that according to the best information obtainable there, the exposition of American products that was to have been held in Santiago during October and November, 1909, has been postponed until the spring of 1910.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10

There was an adjourned meeting of the Westerly fire district, Monday, at the Pdimpton house, with Moderator Frank Larkin presiding. The commit tee appointed to secure the land own CTS value of property on the west side
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10
28 YEARS A CHINA STORE

Do you know we carry the largest line of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps and Kitchen Supplies in Southern Rhode Island? We are direct importers and can save you money. Free delivery on all purchases of s5 or more. STATIONS BAZAAR. Westerly. R. T.
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10
BABIESK

Soon they will be big boys and girls and their baby faces will be only memory. Bring the babies and I will catch their smiles.
 STILES, The Photographer, Brown Building, Westerly, R. |. Telephone S47. Jy23d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10
COLCHESTER

MontvilIe Team Defeats Independents 10 to 2-c. E. Union Serviee-Two Families Start on 23d Annual Out ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10
Where to Buy in Westerly
INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY,
Westerly Branch.

Capital ........ Three Million Dollars Surplus ....... Three Million Dollars Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Liberal, courteous and efficient in its
 management.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10

WHEN you want 70 put your busi- ness before the public. thers is no ms dium better than through tns advertia~ ing columns of The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10

Horace P. Dodge has just completed thirty two years of continuous clerk ship in the store of E. M. Dodge & Co.,, and in point of service is the old est clerk in Westerly. He is brother of Edward M. Dodge, who before es- tablishing in business in Westerly, was in business in Norwich for more than ten years,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10

Cure, will afford i'm mediate relief, permit rest and sleep, and point to a speedy cure of the most distressing forms of torturing, dis figuring humors, ecze- mas, letters, rashes, itchings, and irritations of infants, children, and adults, when all other remedies, and even phy- siciapa fail C,tfo,ra
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10
Personal Mention.

Harold Bailey left Saturday for a few days visit with relatives in Boz rahville
 Louis Schlaich returned to his work in New Britain after few days visit at his home on Pleasant street.
 Harry and Abraham Elgart and their families were at Hayward's Lake Sun day
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10

MT. and Mrs. Alden A. Baker and Mir and Mrs William s. Curtis leave town this (Tuesday) morning for Gloucester. Mass. where they will spend the balance of this month. This is the twenty-third consecutive year that the two families have taken their August outing together.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-10

MISS Willard. recently language teacher in the High school here, has been engaged as French and German
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13
Las eegss del "Agula' .

Nuestro muy amado colega Gel Agui-
la de Puerto Rico'' desarrolla en- su
"Cine-P -Politico'', una pelicula comentan-
do la Marcia definitiva de Post al Norte
Y escribe el ingenioso seiior Atiles Gar
cia, autor de las pelfculas:
cen San Juan Sc respirara un am
biente impregnado de jlbilo indescrip-
tible.
Acaso solo Dalmau y Canet, uno de
los reporters de la prensa diaria de ma
yor circulation podra exclamar:
iQue complaciente y democrata es Mr..
Post Mufloz Rivera, siendo jefe de 60
bernaci6n, nunca hizo igual!
iLlevatelo lejos guaraguao! (No al re-
pottery:
Sempre la soga Sc rompe por 10 mas
delgado!
Pero, para ell senor Atiles Garcia no
pasan aiios; es ell inocent6n de STEM
pre-. a.
Un reporter puede decir todo 10 que
lie parezca. ...y NADIA entire dos platos.
Pero los que han de meditar bien 10 que
dicen son los hombres p1blicos, los que
Sc deben a sus partidos, y estan en- el
deber de acatar los acuerdos supremos
maxine de una ex-comuni6n y de un
ridiculo.
Los seiiores Barbosa y del Vale, con-
segeros, han dicho mucho mas que ell
reporter del BOLETIN, en- Ell banquete
de despedida al gobernador.
Han cantado la administration de
Post Gle un modo inconcebible E inusita-
do. Y ESQ cuando como dijo ell senior de
Diego. caminamos bajo un cielo tormen-
toso Y una profunda oscuridad oscurece
la politica
De las palabras de .un reporter nade
Sc acuerda. De las palabras de un Bar
bosa de un del Vale. en- los momentos
actuales, puede surgir una grave dist
dencia. Y 81 hay espiritus fuertes v tenn
plados surgira en- uno y otro campo poll
tlco.x; ..s4o..1...
-..-.. :. S. Dallnau Canet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13
ValvuIa de- escape
Al doctor Rafael del Va
lie no lie importa NADIA 10
que Olga La prensa.
(En ell Banquete a Post)

Despues de dar vrueatas q la Erase galan
ante -inserta en- distico, numerosas vue[
tas. no hemOs podido descifrar 10 que
ha queridO decir ell doctor def Vale,
el consejero unionista doctor da Vale.
/ Ha querido decir que desprecia q
la prensa? No 10 creemos; por dos
razOneS:
la. Porque ia figura poiitica del
doctor del Vale, ALA en- Venezuela y
aca EN- la patria nativa, hase esfmna
do al contacto carinosO del 0scuIO po-
p,llar de la prensa.
"a. Porque la prensa Use ha dicho
en- mid tonos) no es una cosa despre-
ciable.
jHa querido el apacible doctor del
Vale, herir CON esa frase a un peri6-
dico un hombre fuerte, bajo cnya
amOrosa ala ha lido ell doctor del Va
lie recibir los desvanecedores eflu,
vios de la popularidad? No creemos
que haya nretendido ESQ ed doctor
del Vale, pOrque ESQ no es hidalgO, y
reconOcemos en- ell doctor del Vale
hidalguia bastante para decir en- claro
castellano todo 10 que pueda sentir su
corazon amonestado 6 indignado. .....
lila pretendido el doctor del Valle
dar una pesada broma sus co-men-
sales del banquete de Post y hacer una
satirica 0carician a la prensa diaria,
en- reconocimiento los servicios que
siempre lie ha prestado?
En- ese case, no sc ofendera Ia prem
sa por una mas menos inocente ex
preston de acarinoD.
Una nihada no puede producer indig
naci6n q nadie, y para no offender al
distinguido doctor del Vale, vamos &
calificar su afirmaci6n capitolina del
banquete lltimo, como Ia no muy feliz
@niiiadan de un politico de muchos
amos de brega patri6tica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13
ConyerSandO.coDtI. goIernador
Ell ITINERARIO DE SU VIAJE

Mr. Post, recibio esta maiiana nues
trO representa- nte.
Hablando acewa del viaje dijo Mr..
Post.
Estare en- Nqleva York un dia. mar
chando l1lego para mi residencia, dom
de descansare un mes.
Asistire las conferencias de "Lake-
Mohoom'', para las cuales he sido in
vitado.
Ire a Washington, para presentar al
Presidente Ell informe official de esta
sla.. ALI tambien me espera Mr. Col
ton eel nuevo gobernadOr) com quien
celebrare varias eltrevistas sobre aslln
tos mslllares.
Regresare mi residencia otra vez
terminates mis- trabajos.
-iY cuando volvera?
No sc, quiza dentro seis meses, qui
Ia dentrO un aio visitare a mis- ami--
gos de la isla. I.
En- este momento entr6 ell reporter
de "La DemOcracia".
iAh, aqui esta ell seiOr GOico. !
Mr.. Post tom6 en- sus manos la edi:
ci6n die "La Democracia" de aver, y
riendose ruidosamente, exclam6: {;
Hay que rectificar esto: "Mr. Post
no lleva EN- su bagaje mas que La criti.
ca justisima de puertorriqueiios y de
americamoS. !
No es exacto. Puesto que me- llev9
tambien um saco de cafe de Puerto Ri
co, para tomar bordo. Es un regalo
de 1m amigo de Lares. !:
Los reporters" soltaron La risa am
te la salida, del1r. Post
Embarc6 esta tarde a Las dos v trein
ia minutes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13
Una bOda

Han contraido matrimonio en- Baya
mon, nuestro amigo don Juan Alejan
dro con la estimada se1ora Garcia Ri
vera. Apadrinaron los contrayentes
don Jose Oller y el jefe de poaicia Sc:
nor Villariny.
Terminado ell acto, los esposos regre;
saron a su nuevo hogar, estableciendo
Sc en- Cataiio.
Les deseamos una eterna luna d,
miel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13

en- falso, yendo de tumbo en- tropezon
hasta la aparatosa caida de que a duras
penas tratan de incorporate.
e asunto 81 ha de verse en- todos sus
aspectos, es de inustada gravedad. Por
ell buen nombre Ell credito y la respe-
tabilidad de ese ORGANISING, Sc necesita
una severa depuraci6n de responsibilities
des una extricta demanda de cuen-
taS.
Y ante todo, y como principle de con-
trci6n que SO impone y sienta bien en-
estos momentos, debe abandonarse por
sospechosa esa teorla de que pueden ha-
cerse las cosas secretamente, en- un orga-
nismo cuyo torpe funcionamiento anne
naza con inminente gravedad. -.
NADIA de secretos. Claridad, luz, es lo
que hace falta.
va 10 ven los directores de la policia
Una vez que la ola sana de la opinion sc
ha puesto en- contacto con ellos, ha sacu-
dido la inconsciente inercia consentidora
de torpezas.
De algo ha Waldo la critica de la prem
sa, Y 10 que vale no Sc puede, no Sc debe
desdenar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13
R@1,a del @6@

4 medida que Sc ahonda en- la inves-
tigaci6n del lio policiaco, salta mas de
relieve la impericia conque Sc ma proce-
dido Dor los directories del cuerpo' al IN
. terpretar la ley de primero de JUNO de
1905
En- una entrevista con los reporters
de la prensa. ell presidente de la Conf
sion de polcia. les manifesto, segun ha
dicho oportunamente ell BOLET1N, que
Sc ha procedido la anulacion de los
ascensos de cabos, y sargentos, hechos
.desde ell primero de Julio de 1908, hasta
la fecha. para dar cumplimlento ia
secci0n novena de la VICENTE ley de po-
lcia.
NIenos nal. cue la comisi6n y ell Jefe
Mo Sc empeiian en- mantener y Justlflcar
In valdez de los nombramientOs arbltra-
riamente hechos. como por 10 visto qule-
ren sacar q hote las palabras de Mr..
Names, con la desdichada parabola del
dsgusto con 81 limpiabotas.
La secci6n novena de la ley Sc cumpli-
IA extrictamente gracas la lnterven-
ri6n saneadora de la prensa que ha to-
nlado ell esta rectifcaci0n impuesta de
los procedmientos policiacos, una parte
principalisima.
Pero hasta ahora no Sc habla mas que
le los cabos y los sargentos.
A estos. q los que fueron assemblies
desde el prlmero de Julio del pasado ailo,
Sc les anularon los nombramentos; pero
~ los veintiun jefes de distrito de oc-
tava cla,e que estan en- cOndiclOnes iden-
iicas puesto que fueron elevados esa
t.ategoria sin haber sdo sargentos, GUAM
do en- vrtud de la reforma de pollcia
fue precise nombrar los jefes para los Sc
>enta seis distritos en- que fue dividida
Ia Isla, en- que condiciones quedaran esos
funciOnarios?
Han pensado en- este la COmision Y
el jefe de la Policia? Porque 81 a los sar
yentOs cabos sc les anula ell ascensO pa
va cumplr formalidades de procedimien-
TO de los que no ha debido prescindirse,
justo es tambien que sean anulados los
nombramientos de los jefes de Octava cl1-
Sc. hechos en- circunstancias identicas, a
las que han concurrido en- los cabos y
sargentos depuestOs
Y la cosa no es tan sencilla como a la
Comison = al jefe Shanton Sc lie antoja.
No es question de anular ascensos y con-
vOcar examenes
Porque asi resultan castigados los que
nnguna culpa tienen de 10 que pasa, los
subalternos, que ninguna oportunidad
fuvieron de conocer y estudiar la ley via
gente de polc1a, en- tanto que los eau
santes los responsables del error, los
.sefes del cuerpo y la comisi6n de policla,
y,uedaran como 81 NADIA hubiera pasado,
cuando Ia prueba de ineptitud que han
dado es tan enorme, que ell propio pre-
sidente de la comisi6n, seiior Baiz, ha
ttIllSlO uuC udCCI CoCdo API ColNd do uiOHl-
festaciones:
"Quiero decir a ustedes, que tanto ell
jefe como la Comisi6n, estan en- perfecta
ammonia v obran de acuerdo en- todos
sus actos.
"Lo ocurrido con motive de los ascen-
sos de cabos a sargentos, ha sido una,
mala Interpretation de la ley, en- la cual
tiene tanta responsabilidad la Comisi6n
como ell jefe."
Bueno es que 10 reconozcan asi el senior
Baiz y Ell sefor Stanton, porque de esta
confession la renuncia, no hay mas que
un paso, v ese paso deben darlo cuanto
antes, en- frme, los que han dado tantos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13

que al amigo Post Sc lleva
a lares siempre queridos.
Cuando en- la azul lejania
yea Post del Morro ell Castillo,
deSaparecer brlmosO
tras ondas del mar bravio,
sentira ell alma agitada
por pasados desatinos,
Y de limpio camarote,
en- la litera tendido,
correr dejara la mente
por este vergel forido
v sentira sensaciones
amargas, de bien perdido.
y recordara de Adjuntas
Los placeres sabatinOs,
ALA en- un hotel famOso.
entire foliage escondido;
pensara en- el Country Club,
la ausencia de sus amigos,
La elevation de SUI cargo
y los diversos caminos
trazados en- sus empenos
para halagar a los "jibaros"
y enga1ar a los primates
de los enredos politicos. 49,.
v al levantar la cabeza,
por el recuerdo, aflijido
contemplate en- lontananza
y vera ell ponto. brabio
agitado como ell alma
de un gobernador caido
y ante la argentina espuma,
que forma agitado liquido,
lanzara ell pecho de Post
sensible v hondo suspiro.
Sc marcha. adi0s!! GObernante
POGO sagaZ, mpulslvo,
(aunque el pobre presumla
de ser profundo. politico)
tras 81 lleva simpatias w.. .
de buen niimero de amigos
que favoreci6 obsequente
su omnimodo poderlo,
pero. . no lleva ell aprecio
del BUEN PUEBLO dirigido,
aunque la culpa comparten
con e], por falta de tino,
los ilustres cOnsegeros
que como a "caids mogrevinos"
ell buen Post, por sus intrigas,
mas que a la ley ha temido.
Hacer pudo grandes cosas
con mas talento politico,
y no supo aprovechar
circunstancias que destino
puso 4 su debil alcance
para hacer de Puerto Rico
el pals de la ventura
en- prosperidad mecido
prOsperidad que llegara
a los hogares natives,
y al traspasar las montaiias
tras los empinados picos,
dejara oseulo de gozo,
no solo al servil ladino,
y q los muchos "caPpers baggess"
que aqui del Norte han venido,
sino tambien al labriego,
que en- la montana nacido,
cultiva el rico cafeto
y muere de hambre y de frfo,
y a quien en- honrada brega
labra con todos sus brios
la ingrata TERRA que agota
ei tasador maldecido.
Mr.. Post no arrastra Odios
al irse de Puerto Rico,
pero no lleva amistades
que interes no haya fundido,
y al decirle adi6s, por siempre,
cual gobernante cafdO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13
Fl Cine Cubano

Ell pdblico continIa favoreciend0 con
mucha raz6n, el "Cine Cubano" que ex-
hibe nuevas y amenisimas vistas toda.
las noches.
La installation eE &mplia y c6moda. !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13
Plato del dfa

Lluvia y sol, al mismo tempo. . =,
pues caen EN- menudOS hilOs
las lagrimas de los cielOs
por que Post SC la despedido.
Unas horas.. " del puerto
habra zarpado ell navio
que al Gmig go Post Sc leva
a lares siempre queridos.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24
Senate-Morninq 39th Cav

A.. J. c. r. 4-RcpOrted taNorahIy by
committee on public lands.
A. b. 39-Rcportcd tavorably by
committee on judiciary
S. b. 54-Rrported favorably by
committee ON election.
A. b. 113-Roportod Iavorably by
Churchill Delegation.
:. b. 29-Returncd from assembly.
\. Il. 81, 100. -. Is received from
assembly.
5. b. 80. Boyd-Act to authorize
Reno to dispose of Mckinley Park
in Reno. Referred to Washoe dele
cation.
S. b. 81. Pyna-Act to provide for
mineral exhibit at Goldfcld at min
ing congress in October. Referred to
committee on ways and
S. b. SO. Douglass-Act to provide
for protection of wild gam. Referred
to fish and game committee.
s. b. %. Judiciary cOmmittee-Act
to protect owners of power. water.
gas. etc, against theft. Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
s. NJ. d j.. X. Z. Mack-Relative to
protection of sheep and tariff on
wool Referred to committee on agri-
culture.
S. b. 60. kendall-To pay bank
clerks placed in insolvent banks by
the state. Referred to ways and
mean committee.
A. b. AZ. Observation-Disclosures
Of miners in open cuts and quarries,
making s hours a days work
Referred to committee on mines and
mining.
A. b. 81, Woolcock-FXing salary of
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24
BILL
PASSES ASSEM- BLY,
Continued from Page One)


suppression of gambling in Nevada,
In these circumstances. IS it safe
tor the sworn lawmakers of the State
to heed Il hue and cry which has it's
seat in most sinister and Interior
stratcd in the fullncss of time? Can
these sworn legislators. under their
oaths to use their best Judgment and
their u|niutlucnCCd and Independent
discretion in deciding the wisdom or
unwisdOm Of proposed legislation,
property lend themselves to the sup
port Of a bin which is designed to
roist upon the state a secret, battling
cvil as a substitute for a public and
easily controiTed one?
We believe that the inlHlli"cnto CE
the asscmblymcn of the state will
uIctatr negative to these
questions.
We are confident Of it, if time be
granted to demonstrate to the demo
cratic majority in the Assembly that
this a~nti-gambling agitation is but
the outward, moral cloak for a secret
and corrupt attempt to disrupt the
democratic organization. and to pre-
vent the redemption OF the democrat
tic majority Of the platform pledges
which 1t made to the people last fail.
Before this discussion shall hay"
ended it will be So demonstrated,
and every member Of the Nevada
General Assembly will be- brought to
know that the real powers behind
this agitation are the states worst
enemies.