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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-31

y .t Is. 4. . Il s ). j.
composing the living flag. !" They VIII
march up Main street, at the conclu-
sion of the parade. This should Ger.
tainly be inspiring. AS Tie bands fall
out of parade at the head of Main
street, they will countermarch through
Richards street and form in at the cor
ner Of Main and First South as the
Giving flag" under the direction OF
Prof Wetzel, marches up Main at the
end OF the column, all the bands Will
form in. under the direction of Messrs
Held and Zimmerman and viii accom-
pany the children in singing onward
Christian Soldiers. marching up Main
past the reviewing stand of Cominan-
der-in- chief, Henry NJ Nevius.
MUSIC ALL THE TIME.
All day long during the six days Of
the encampnent, bands will be serc-.
nadins at the various headquarters
and at the hotels of the, city there will
be music, bands will be stationed at
the depots to greet the veterans and
visitors as they enter the city.
The Lafayette school building will be
a busy center during the six days The
musicians located there will number
about $50, each being provided with an
army cot. "A restaurant will be locat-
ed there for the convenience of the mu-
sicians. The music committee will have
10 cadets who will act as messengers
in seeing that instructions are carried
out, relating to the many appointments
the musicians will receive. from the
chairman of music, in sending them 10
the various hotels, depots, camp fires,
receptions. etc
Floating at Saltair-it's Glorious,
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Church notiees.

Regular services OF the Church o,
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints VIII
be held tomorrow. Sunday: Fast meet.
lngs being held in the respective ward.
at 2 o'clock pm; Sunday school at Ii
am. and meetings in the city war
assembly rooms and adjacent wards
Follows:
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INDIAN RACES.

The different Indian races will be
featured in the program. And it is ex-
pectcd that some of the redskins will
make their pale-faced brothers ride the
tails off if they want to win. The In
dams will come arrayed in paint and
feathers. with squaws, tepees and
papnoses. For straight bareback riding
these First Americans" can't be ex
celed. Among their number are two or
three squaw-men. who combine all the
fearle ssness of the white together with
the agility and suppleness of the
darker race.
The entire retinue of the show, nuns
bering close to 1000. will be part of the
Wizard OF the Wasatch parade which
is to be held on the evening of the 9th.
The typical cow-puncher is as much
given to show with his red bandana
around his neck, his wonderful chaps,
his quirt. spurs. and rope as is the
Indian with feathers and paint, and no
sooner was it learned by them that
there was to be a parade than they in
sisted on being in the big walk around.
well herd them air fellers in pink
pajamas right" said one of the men
from the plains who is already in town.
..and if the Wiz. don't like the celc-
.bration that is bein' pulled off fur his
benefit, We'll start one of our own
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GRANITE STAKE
Other CHURCHES
EPISCOPAL.

Services will be held in the variotn
non-MorE1on churches tomorrow as fol
lows: -.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

VI IolIIIIkl.AAS
Westminster Presbyterian church, /
Q. Q. f. hall. Postoffice place. Charlie:
Curtis McIntire. pastor; S. A. Morning
superlntendent Of Sunday school
Morning worship. IL o'clock. sermon b,
the pastor. sent From God" Sunda,
school 1915: Acts 1S:t-222. Endcavol
Mission Sunday school at 1870 D. m
at $50 West First North.
Special.--Wes PRESBYTERIAN
church will hold a vesper service il
Liberty park Sunday evening, 6:10-7:1o
Immediately following the band con.
cert. National and spiritual songs WIZ
be sung led by cornetist. The pastor
Will speak on The God of this World.
These Nesper services will be held eact
Sunday evening during August. The,
are designed especially for the non
churchsoins public All Christians are
welcome to Worship with us. A home.
like church.
CHRISTIAN.
Central Christian church. corn.,
Fourth South and Third East streets
c. r. Neel, pastor. 302 east Fourth
Soutli-Sunday services at IL a. m.
sermon subject, How to Finance the
Church. no evening service; Bibl
school 10 a, m, w. III. Lepper, SUPER.
intendent; Christian Endeavor D.. m. q
" ~ tSecl, ledueE. Wednesday evening
prayer meeting: special music at morn f
ing service. Strangers in city are iI:
vited. 1.ssl
SCIENTIST.
Second church of Christ. Scientis;
Ladies' Literary club building, 20 Thlrt
East street-Lesson sermon at
o'clock II. M, subject, Love" SUNDAY
school at 12:15 p. M: Wednesday eve
ming testimonial meeting at s o'cloca
free reading room, 412 Tribune build,
ing, 149 Main street, is open dali.
except Sunday, from o'clock p. M
to o'clock .. m.
ADNENTISTS.
Church, corner Fifth South and Sixth
East streets. S. G. huntington, pastor
Services, Sabbath school, 10 a. m.
preaching, II a. M; Young People,
meeting, $3.50 y. m. The evangelism
meetings at the big tent on Marke
street near the Postoffice continu.
with increasing interest. services eyes
night this week. except Saturday. Sub
iett tonight The New Covenant ant
Its Meaning" Other subjects for tn,
week, The Scepter of Christ's Rrighto
'Is There Il Prison House f,,s
SPIRITS" "E,lijah the Prophet .T,,.
Judgment" land The Transi tyni,q.s
of Christ 10 all these services thu.
public is most cordially i..silty..
SNimn,fno al SaItair--it,s 4,a.f sport Il
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show the boys how to flop the loop
over some of the long horns. Campbell
in his day has been able to stick On
anything that ever jumped in the air
but those days for him are over. This
year he will enter only the roping con-
tests. Art Accord of Elko will also be,
present in the roping contests, and tie
riding bouts as we'll, AcordEis a light.
clean built young fellow who learned
the ways of the willy pitcher in Okla
homa. Ed Mcconnell has entered as
"a rider. Frank Coffman who will be-
remembered as Buffalo Bills champion
twirl roper will show some of the fancy
things that can be done with the twist
ed cord. Harry Brennan OF Montana,
President of the Bronco & Range Rid
ers union, has entered for all events.
Oscar Gray the champion buster of
California defies the committee to get
a horse that he can't ride in the air
just as well as Wilbur Wright rides his
flying machine. Ikua Purdy. the man
from Honolulu. who won the roping
contest at Cheyenne, will be present
to defend his title against all Corners.
E T.. Parry from England will be entered
for. riding and 1,oDinp rs
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st. Johns Chapel, Ninth East, neai
Eleventh South--Sunday school. "a
n. M: holy communion and address
1880 a. m. Bishop F. S. Spalding vii
preach.
St. Peters Chapel. 657 North secont
school. 9:45 a. M; even.
ing prayer and address, 1870 p. m.
st. Jude's Chapel. Layton, Utah
Sunday school. $3.50 p. m; churcl
service. 1870 p. m.
East Garfield church. East Garfield
Utah--Sunday school. 10 a. M: evening
service and address. s p. m. BishoI
+. S. Shading will preach.
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LOCAL AsPIRANTs.

/. Z ! . ~ . Vi .
Besides these men there will be any
quantity Of local aspirants for honors.
James p. Sharpe of this city, one OF
the members OF the Sharpe Livestock
company, with headquarters at Bru-
sneau, Ida, is going to bring down "a
half dozen men. Mr.. Sharpe says that
there are one or two dark horses in
the bunch
1t isn't going to be any walk-away
for Mrs. Clayton banks. who Is the,
present holder of the ladies' relay. Nor
for Joella Irmin. who won out at Chey
enne last year in the ladies' cow-pony
race. Miss Matte Pawson of Chey-
.enne, Mrs. C. A. Clayton of the same
place, Miss Cressie Dearborn of TT.
Collins. Miss Clara Minor of Greedy,
Miss Jessie Evans of Longmont, and
Mrs Maj. Myton of Salt Lake, besides
number Of local girls, particularly
from Logan and Provo. have all en-
tered for the above mentioned two
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TIME

The regular monthly meeting of the
high priest quorum OF the Pionee
stake of zion will be held Sunday. Aug
j, 1909. at 10 a. M in the stake hal
All members of the quorum are inc
vited TO attend.
The regular monthly general stalk
priesthood meeting of the Pioneer
stake OF Zion will be held Monda!
evening, Aug. 2, 1903, at 7:30 p. m
in the stake hall. All members of the
priesthood are requested to attend.
The high priest quorum of Libert!
Stake will hold their regular meetini
in the Ninth ward meetinghoust
August 3, at 7:45 p. m. Al
are requested to be present.
The Thirty eighth quorum of sevent.
will hold its annual review SUNDAY!
evening August. j j 1909, ata6:30 p. M
in the First ward assembly hall.
GRANITE STAKE.
Ward. Hour. Ward. Hour
Bennion !. 2:00lMill Creek :0t
Big Cottonwood 2 200 Miller :. 2 ...u
East Mil Greek. zoo Murray. First. .2:ot
Emerson -. .6:3O Murray second. 2:0i
Farmers :. 6:30ISot Cottonwood. g: 0t
Forest Dale 6:30|Sugar House ..2:0t
Granger. ..-2:00IIayiorsville :0t Il
Grant 80. 300 Waterloo .6:3t Y
Hunter :. $50. = 100 MILFORD 49,. .2:0t
lWtnder so. .2:0i y
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swimming at saltalr--lt.s real spors
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WOMAN LOSES HIDDEN MONEY.

Floating at saltair-it's Glorious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-31

1t is going with whoop and hur-
rah according to the statements of those
in charge The seating capacity of tile
grounds will be about 10000. Corrals
are now under construction at the state
fair grounds where the show will be
held, to accommodate the horses and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22

Cine Puerto Rico
Ell DUETTO VENUS

-
Ha vuelto q TRAFALGAR anoche, con ell
mismo exito de siempre
FL Comisionado del interior, ha desis
lido de meterse en- exterioridades auto
riz6 de nuevo el trabajo de las simpati-
cas- cupletistas, que anoche fueron cele-
bradisimas.
Ell lleno en- ell Cine Puerto Rico fue
desbordante.
La bella Irma, en- un breve discurso
rog6 al publico que evitase ell subrayar
mas expresivamente el trabajo de elias.
y asi queda salvo La honestidad del es-
pectaculo favorito del p1blico de San
Juan.
Ademas de los niimeros de Vdrietss.
las peliculas gustaron mucho.
Para esta noche Sc anuncia un proQra-
ma muy ameno, tanto en- la parte cine
matOgrafica como en- la de Uarsetes.
Domingo Orosco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22
Un bello rasgo

La linda nina Graciela Garcia Anna
dor, de Hato Rey, que tiene la genefosa
devotion de celebrar la pr6ximidad de
Noche Buena con acciones caritativas,
ha enviado la seiiorita Amparo Fer
nandez Mater, juntos con un bello ramo
de flores, cuatro dollars, dos para la CO.
mission de juguetes los ni6os pobres,
dos para la Sociedad Protectora de
Mendigos
Fueron entregados seguidamente &
las senoritas Tesoreras de las respectivas
cOrpOraciones, y Sc acogieron esos dona-
tivos con aplausos y simpatia.
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Aguas Buenas

Ell domingo 19 Sc lIev6 efecto Ia
bendici6n de la iglesia parroquial de es-
te pueblo. Asisti6 en- representation
del senior Obispo, ell padre Berries, au-
xiliado por Ell padre Funtane y ell p&rro-
co don Jose SAM. Ell panegfrico esfu-
vo a cargo del padre Berries
Apadrinaron ell solemne acto, don Jo-
Sc E. Morales sonora, den Carlos y
Carmela Munoz, Valentin Catalina
Fernandez, Rafael Masso y Maria Lon
jo, Clotilde y Mercedes Crosas, Jaime y
Asunci6n Crosas, Francisco Figueroa y
sonora. Emilio e Isabel Muhoz, Hilario
Fontan y sonora, Ramon Carazo y seii0-
ra, Agustin y Belen Diaz Jose Lilies
hermanos, Evaristo Fernandez Dolo-
res Morales, Julio y Ramonita Caballe-
ro y otros mas que no recordamos.
De todos recibi6 el temple numerosos
regal0s
Terminada la ceremonial ell senior
Alfonso procedi6 a sacar algunos grupos
de La concurrencia, que era merecedOra,
pasaba de mil personals.
Por la noche hubo salve cantada
y acompahada de Ammonium, estando
ell temple completamente leno de fieles.
Fueron quemados algunos fuegos artifi-
ciales, confeccionados por los afcionados
senior Rechani, Hernandez y. San Mi
guel, para terminar- Sc neyaron dos
grandes globos. tambien obra de estos
senores.
Bien por el pueblo cat6lico de Aguas
Buenas, que supo llenar su cometido d
satisfaction de todos,
FuimOs atentamente invitados para
un bale de confianza que tendria efec-
to a las ochO de la noche al que assist
mos gustOsos, para ALI dar termino a dia
tan agradable. Ell salon caprichosamen-
te adornado al estilo Veneciano, Sc vi6
doblemente embelecido por las gentiles
senoras y senoritas de la localidad. ALI
vimOs muchos elementos de la culta So
ciedad de San Lorenzo. entire ellos la fa-
milia Selles, que tan buenas impresio-
nes dejaran en- esta sociedad en- tan corta
estancia .....
El baile dur6 hasta las tres de la
maiiana, reinando la mayor animation
el Orden mas cOmpIa+o
A iniciativas de algunos j6venes, Sc
cundados por ell padre SAM, Sc celebra-
ran las misas de aguinaldo las que pro-
meten quedar animadas dado el entu-
slasmO que Sc nOta
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Hab|audo con d St..
Guzn$n BeniteZ
Porqu6 Sc retro de la Comtsi6m

-Sr. de Guzman Benitez, puede us.
ted explicarnos a que obedece la retirada
de listed de la Cmisi6n nombrada poi
Ia Asamblea mas6nica para ir a saludar
al gobernador. Y de la cual usted fer;
lpaba parte?
ST senior. Yo fui invitado para asis,
tir a la Asamblea que celebraban los MA.
sones en- la logia San Juan Bautista, pc.
70 razones politicas me obhgaron a de.
clinar ell honor que Sc me dispensaba.
Mas tarde, como las tres Y media,
una Comisi6n vino a buscarme mi casa
yo ante razones poderosas de fraterni-
dad acompane la Comisi6n la mencio-
NADIA logia. Ali me encontre con los Sc
1ores Muhoz Rivera, Barbosa y otros ca
'balleros. .quienes me informaron en- pocas
palabras del objeto de la reunion invi-
tandome tomar parte en- Ell acto que Sc
trataba de llevar q cabo
Habl6 primero ell senior Muiioz Rivera,
luego ell senior Barbosa, uno v otro sobre
los fines politicos de sus partidos
A ruegos insistentes me levante y die
que mi situaci6n como presidente de un
partido me imponia aquellas reservas ma
trrales que todo buen politico debe de
observar Y cumplir con su partido. Creia
que ell acto que sc realizaba era politico
Y en- tai case. di mi conformidad 10
acordado Y sail con la Comisi6n de la
cual formaba parte va en- al calle mo
asalt6 una idea rapida, una de esas vi
stones que condensan I'm estado de situa-
ci6n, y volviendome repentinamente 4
los sefores Barbosa Y Munoz Rivera. les
pregunte que representation llevaban
ellos en la Comisi6n Uno Y otro me con-
testaron: Vamos como particulares.
Me di cuenta en- el acto de mi diffcil
situaci6n. recapacite y sin tratar de elu-
dir ell compromise. pero respondiendo a
la alta investidura que ostento en- ell par
lido republican, di mis- excusas los Sc
hores Lippit, Zavala. Muiioz Rivera v
Rarbosa y me retire acto continue
No trato de negar que ell acto realzado
en- La Asamblea es magno. hermoso pcro
yo no tenia facutades de mi partido pa
ra epresentarlo en- dicho momento. que
entiendo era altamente politico. por
tanto, adopte aquella forma que crei
prudente necesaria en- dichas circuns-
tancias, sin menoscabo para nadie. pues-
to que comprendia perfectamente que los
seiiores que formabans la Comisi6n ha-
bian de darse cuenta de mi situaci6m.
ESQ es tOdO.
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avlohtaQuedene Glen amos

Desde hace dias esta gravemente en-
ferma en- Mayagiiez, la sehorita Juana
de Arce, que cuenta NADIA menos que la
friOlera de un siglO.
Los medicos hacen esfuerzos por sal
varla, perO la avanzada edad de la senO-
rita Juana hace que Sc tema un fatal des-
enlace.
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Nota chronological

La semana que termin6 ell sabado IL
de Diciembre fue fresca y SEGA; las tenn
peraturas de las tardes fueron modera-
damente atlas, promediando o5, pero las
noches fueron frescas, con un promedi0
de 62 grades.
La temperature promedia en- la sema-
ma en- toda la isla fue de "a grades.
Ligeros v frecuentes aguaceros ca
yeron durante la semana en- las divisiO-
nes N. v E., pero la precipitation total
promedi6 nnicamente POGO mas de una
pulgada.
Ell promedio de la precipitation en- la
division o. fue sOlamente un cuartO de
pulgada, mientras que en- la division S.
fue menos de un decimo de pulgada.
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P(( los le[idOS de Ael|o

VI wv AVlINVV w shsVslu~
:, cu y.
,, c. =.
- >. ,1.,m~ e.:,:o !.
- -
hecloldo De Mayaguez, por el senior
Presidente del Centre Espanol
PrOducto de una velada en- ell
TeatrO NOvedades, S 1905
Alejo Llull, 2O,O0|
Julian Herencia, 2O,OOI
Clemente Javierri, 1901
Luis Suau. 1O,OO|
Salvador Suau, 1O,OO|
Matias Gill, 1O,OO|
Jose EsmOris, 10.OO|
Ramos Suarez. 5,OO|
Eduardo Gonzalez, 5.OOl
Jose Moreda. 5.OO|
Filiberto Gonzalez, 5,O0|
Angel Rodriguez, 5,OOl
Jose Benitez 5,OOl
Francisco Pagan. 5,OOl
Pelegrino Lopez. 5,OOl
Francisco Bales 5.OOI
Jose Carreras 5.OOI
Enrique Franco. 5,OOl
Seferino Diaz. 5.OOl
Manuel Terceiro. 5OOl
Manuel Duaran, 5OOI
Jose Duran. 5OOI
Francisco Duran. 5.OOI
Francisco Falagan, 5OO|
G. Mulet. Hiio, 400
Fr1lctuoso Leria. 3.OOI
Domingo Rullan. 3.OOl
Ricardo Manataram. 3.OO|
Rafael Ciment Sierra, 3,OOl
Sala He1manos. 200
Enrique Valle. 2.OOl
Benito Gonzalez 2,OOI
Pablo Come. 200
Garcia v Lopez. 200
Jose Goas. 2,OOl
Alberto MOreda, Z,UO |
Maximino Perez. 200
Perfecto F. Soto, 200
Ramon lopez 200
Manuel Fernandez. 200
D'e"'" i"'."l'er''' 1'"'
B., Ventura Gerena. 200
r,o.,o,4o oo.4;u.oho. ,oo
a.+aa;. 1"'';s Rsar's"s' %;ri 100 100
Bartolomd Alzamora, 1.OOi
Antonio Bujosa. 1901
Tgnacio Gonzalez. 100
T,-.: 0 sooI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22

SAAA
s6lido un recio y finne paso que acerca
milagrosamente una distancia que pare
cia infranquea1ae. 81 ell rumbo no Sc
tuerce, ell pals trirnfara.
Rosario Pho y Emilio 1lul|er
Damos a continuation el elenco, por
orden alfabetico, de la famOsa Compa-
MIA, en- que figlran como estrellas de
primera magnitud Rosario Pimo y Ema
ho Thuniller, los artistas mas notables
de la Comedia Espanola.
va es SECURE que la Compa1la embar
Enero y llegara Puerto Rico el %.
He aqui ell elenco:
AcTRIcEs *
Adam1Z Ana.
Boigoutier F'ilOmena.
Brtl Maria.
Calder6n Luisa
Caro- Alejandrina.
Delgado Julia.
Ortiz Matilde.
Pino Rosario. p. 80,
Plana AntOnia.
Quinones Adela.
Rivas Adela. 4: u 4. e.
Zaldival Josefina.
ACTORES
Alfonso Ramon. ST.
Barcel6 Rafael =
Diaz Emilio. xx
Gonzalez Federico.
LlanOs Luis.
Llanos Miguel
Pastor Victor.
Rausell Jose.
Rubio Pedro.
Sanchez Bort Pascua.
Thuillier Emilio.
Zambrana Alberto.
APUNTADORES
Manuel Cayo, Serafin Lozano y Alber.
to de la Rosa.
MAQUINISTA
Jose Marin.
MUEBLISTA
j. Rodriguez.
DecoradO, muebles y vestuario cons
truidos en- Madrid, expresamente para
esta Compailia.
REPERTOIRE
Lo mas selecto del antique y moderno.
La Compalia trae obras para ser estre-
nadas en- America de los reputados auto
res hermanos Quintero, Bemavemte, To-
mas Luceao, E. Repards y otros.
Tina SplNNta cllAn al0S
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la Negads' del
Secretarn De Ia guerra

Ell Secretardo particular del goberna-
dordor inform6 hoy los reporters que
Sc ha recibido un cable anuncidndo ell
arribo del "May- Flower para el 26
del cOrriente.
A bordo del yacht llegaran el Secre-
tario de La Guerra Mr.. Dickinson v Ell
jefe de la oficina de Asuntos 1nsulares
v otros caballeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-22

LO mas selecto del antique y moderno.
La Compahia trae obras para ser estre-
nadas en- America de los reputados auto
res hermanos QuimterO, Bemavemte, To-
mds LuceNo, E. Repards y otros.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-07
BRIEF STATE NEVIS

Redding.-Contracto are at work on the state road to the Ridge. Westport.-There is to be reunion of the Mills and Barlow families at Little Island, Sunday
 New Britain.-Eleven marriage li- censes were issued and eleven deaths were recorded at the town clerks of flee during the past week.
 Meri len.-Tom Tuckey, formerly of the Meriden State league team, is go- ing back to the BostonNationals after short stay on the Lynn team.
 Wlton-Only one candidate took the examinations for the Wilton post mastership, which were held Satur- day afternoon at the Norwalk post office.
 East NorwaIk-Because of the high wind and the sea on Saturday after noon. the launch race of the East Norwallx Launch club had to be post poned.
 EnfieId-A heavy wind storm visited Thompsonville Sunday afternoon and during its progress did considerable damage to fruit and shade trees throughout Enfield.
 MiddIetown.-That Middletown's wa ter Supply was not responsible for the recent ryphoi1 epidemic in this city is indicated by the report of State Chemist James A. Newlands.
 Hartfcrd.-i,ichard l.. Brooks, the sculptor has recently returned from Paris and is in Hartford for a few days. His statue of Roger Ludlow has been placed OF the north front of the capitol.
 NorwaIk.-A plank steak dinner was rendered Assistant Chief E.. w. Clark of Norwalk. Wednesday evening, at the Macheckemo hotel. The affair was in honor of MT. Clark's recent election to the presidency of the State Fire mems association.
 New Haven.-Daniel Colwell of New Haven, who was for 25 years national secretary of the Knights of Columbus, has been presented silver loving cup by the employees in the home office. The presentation speech was made by Captain James J. Kennedy.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-07
A Bona Eide Guarantee

"I do hereby soIemnly agree and guarantee to make you no charge if 1 fail to call you by name in full; also friends, enemies, rivals, whom and when you will marry. give the never-faiIing advice upon all matters of Life, such as Love, Courtship, Mar riaee, Divorce, Business, Lawsuits, Speeulations and Transactions of All Kinds. | never fail to reunite the separated, cause speedy and happy marriages, overcome enemies, rivals, lovers quarreIs, evil habits, stumbling blocks and bad luck of all kinds. | lift you out of your sorrow and trou- ble, and start you on the path of hap piness and prosperity. TELLS YOUR FULL NAME. TELLS
 WHAT YOU CALLED FOR. TELLS
 WHOM AND WHEN YOU WILL
 MARRY.