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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04

Deputy Sheriff George +. Holbrook
was auctiOneef Mt . sale OF stocks
owned by the late George Flint OF
Thorn pson, sold In the hail of records
in that town Saturday. in order that
George 3. Crosby. executor, might
close the estate. The sale was attend
ed by BUYERS from Putnam and sur
rounding towns. The sale vas rather
An interesting one - u gave line on
vhaI those gathered TO pnreh ase be-
lieyed the stocks are worth. The list
Of stocks, prices paid and buyers IS as
follows Fifty shares rdewater Brok-
en- Stone com pany. $3.50 for lot, sold
70 Edvax0.F Thompson, Thompson !;
50 shares Dill Cutie company, - for
lot, Oscar Ross, of Thompson, 20
shares Intereolonial Copper, cents
share, went 10 Putnam party; IL
shares Howe Paint company, and
script. IS cents q share, f. +. Thomp-
son. $50 shares Simiikaween Falls
Power and Development company, sio
for lot, Charles l.. Torrey, Putnam; %
shares New England Gold and Copper
company. - cents q share, b. r.
Thofnps go shares Rnoy Mining
companv. one and one-quarter cents,
to q Putnam party: 40 shares New Jer-
sey Mineral company, 10 cents n share,
Oscar Rich; 50 shares w. +. smith
(medicsh company, $s.75 lot. l. r.
Thorn pson: 500 share Orc Hondo CON-
pany, 80 cents for lot, T. +. Thowpsop;
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04
N,,kTH Wos,DSlOCK.

The opretta, Old King Cole, given
by Miss Bernice Turner's pupils last
Friday evening twas we'll worth at
tending" say all who went. Those
taking part were:
Lillian Milyai Queen
Raymen Benson King
Fred Armstrong Minister of war
Grace Barrett and Blaneh Wilcox
Princesses
Ethel Barrett and George Wilcox
Princes
LYMAN Hubbard Admiral
Alfred Hedges and Joe Harris
Generals
Alice Hedges Astronomer
Lille Hedges, David Minard and Ray.
mond Minard Fiesdlers three
William Minard and Lille Austin
Attendants
Walter Harris Sailor
Allen Upham added much to the en-
tertainment by giving several finely
rendered piano selections.
Miss inez HARDWOOD of West Dudley
spent Friday with Mrs. Allison Potter.
l.. II. Healey was a guest at the Ber-
lin grange anniversary meeting on
Tuesday evening. On Wednesday and
Thursday he attended the Connecticut
Pathological meeting held in Unity
hall, Hartford.
l.. }. Leavitt has been enjoying a
three days trip. In company with {.
II. killam he went on Wednesday te
Springfield visiting The \. L. Home
stead building and other places of in.
terest, from there te Hartford To attend
the Pathological meeting and thence te
New Britain To visit his daughter Ber-
nice.
Mrs. DIN Chafiee and Mrs. Frank
Jordan spent Wednesday in Worcester
and Thursday in Putnam.
The Bradford. Marcy Cemetery asso.
citation will hold a meeting ON satur'
day at p. m. at the home Ct Deacon
Frank Corbin. Anyone interested Is
invited to attend.
Miss NJ. +. Potter and Mrs. {. &.
Gildersleeve went To Boston on Wed.
nesday to see The Merchant of Nenic,
played.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society i
planning to have an oyster supper al
the parsonage next week Friday.
The following program was given a,
the meeting of Woodstock grange lasl
Tuesday evening:
Report of state meeting,J. +. Chandler
| Engines, gasoline and steam,
s. N. Bret
Piano solo, Howard Perrin
Garden tools, Z. II. ktllan
Discussion-Would 1t pay for farmer
to raise pork and beef for his own use
John killam, {. NJ. Perrin, J. +
Chandler, Z. II. killan
| Report of lecturers conference,
Harry Trash
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04
r,,MFREr LANpINa.

c. +. Kempton, A. $. Bruce and
Mrs. J. b. Clapp now have telephones.
The wire was put up and telephones
arranged in running order last week by
workmen from Willimantic.
II. ID. Coveil. having repaired his
gristmill dam which was damaged by
the recent ice and rain, is ready 10 do
grinding again.
William Darling and wife are hav-
ing a vacation and will visit their IA
ther In Middiefield, and other friends
in New York state where they former
ly lived.
William s. Converse and wife Of
Putnam visited recently In the family
OF A. s. Bruce.
Herbert Congdon has begun work
again for George Lowry.
The ice on the hence pond was quite
good and q large quantity has been
stored for use by different persons.
Feb. 2, by farmers,
II used to be said at Candlemas Day,
Used was half Of their corn, half Of
their hay.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04
EAST WOODSTOCK.

Mrs. William Nicely Is in Maine this
week attending the funeral Of her
uncle.
Rev. T. A. Turner gave fine SER
mon Sunday his theme being "What
il means TO be a Christian.
Winthrop &. Aldrich Is spending
several days this week with NJ ID. Hill
dreth and family AT Pomfret Center.
The Ladies' Aid society held a social
in the chapel Wednesday evening.
Hosiesses, Mrs. NJ. +. Dart and Mrs.
A. g. Morse.
DIR. Gildersleeve, who has been suf-
fering the past week from blood pois-
oning Is improving. He contracted 1t
lancing m abcess.
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a4'aN IL
THOh PSON.

Prosecuting Agent Greenslit of
Hampton, and the state police made
two raids in this village last Friday
and found Intoxicating liquors in each
instance. As result T.. ;. Baekus
and Rellin Harris appeared before
Justice Gustafson at North GFosvenor-
dale, in the afternoon and plead guilty,
the former paving fine of 800 and
costs and the latter $50 and costs. In
regard To the affair Mr.. Backus mas is
sued the following statement:
awhile il is not my wish 10 he eX-
.cused for breach of the law, | desire
to give the public the facts connected
with the sale of alcohol and whiskey
from my store, and the recent visit of
state police.
From the practice of doing errands
for my customers at the, Putnam drug
stores, / came to the custom of buying
at wholesale, with other drugs, such
alcohol and whiskey rs nay trade de-
manded. This demand WAS principal
" for alcohol and the amount of,whis-
key which have ever furnished has
bean very small. Il have never sold
drinks at my store nor have l been
asked to. Atlthe time OF the so-ealled
raid, state Policeman L0atks came to
my ssOre and asked for . pint of alco-
hOl, which i furnished and took pay
for. This was wrapped In paper and
carried away by Mr.. LOuks, who re-
turned shortly with one other officer,
to wh0m u delivered the remaining al
cOhol and two quarts Of whiSkeyswhich
i had On hand; neither of the extieers
asked for drinks and they would not
have received them If they had. The
statement that 1 had fol lowed the prac-
tice of selling for past three years WAS
not made eOstate police, but to Attorney
Greenslit, upon the promise that ii
should not be used against me.
Attorney Greenslit kindly came TO
my store after the hearing, upon my
request, and looked over my stock Of
drugs and medicines, and found num-
Der of such (which are sold in nearly
every country store to eOntaia alcohol
enough, that 4 might be convicted Of q
violation of the liquor lAv in the sale
of them, and which he cautioned me
must be sold only with the strictest
care as to whom. 1t hes not been
with the idea of III aking a profit that 1
have sold intcXieants, but 70 have on
hand a quantity when really needed
foramedicinal use. This fact which i
will mention is proof of that state
menf. Three years ago this winter 1
conducted the hotel in building with
my store and had as boarders from 30
to 50 workmen employed on the Ream
estate So far as I knew not enc of
these men ever knew that | kept any
intoxicants at my store or ever asked
for or received one drop of any. al
though most of them used liquor; and
were supplied at an open bar which
was conducted for several months
srsthiu punshot of my St0Fp 1 am not
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04
Births

In Canterbury, Jan. Is, a son, Lewis
Chapman, to Fred and Lillian Chap
man Stafford.
In Attawaugan, Jan. 30, a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pechie.
In Putnam, Jan. %, son 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gauthier.
In springfield, Mass, Jan. %, a
daughter, Elvira Lillian, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. +. Henson.
In Pomfret Centre, Jan. 30, a daugh.
ter TO Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Euvrard.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04
EAsTFORD

The property at Crystal Lake, known
as Laurel Park has been purchased by
Rev. John p. Marvin, of Oxford, Mass.
Ii is TO be used as a boys summer
camp during the months of July and
August, and the grounds and build
ings are TO be greatly improved. There
will be forty-fiye boys in the camp.
Mr.. Marvin has had a boys camp in
Massachusetts for q number of years,
and has been very successful in his
work among the boya.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04
II You Are A TrifIe Sensitive

satisfaction TO know that any people
can wear shoes q size smaller by shak-
ing Aliens Foot Ease into them. Just
the thing for Patent LeathershOes and
for breaking ia New Shoes. sold Ev.
efywhere, 25e- IS
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04

IL. IL. Davenport Of Pomfret, who is
in the West to attend his son Leroy :
wedding. has bought and will ship
East carload of fine Nebraska horses
which will arrive about FEB. sth. lie
reports fine, spring like weather in
Nebraska with scarcely any snow.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas
Electric Oh for such emergencies. |
subdues the pain and heals the hurt
"Sufferedday and night the torment
of itching piles. Nothing helped me
until / used Doan's Ointment. IL
cured me permanently Hon. John
II. Garrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04
Marriages


Ia Abingdon, Jan. 20, by Rev. {. w
Burt, Bert Fish and Miss Laura AL.
berry.
In White Plains, \. Y, Jan. %, by
Rev. DIR. G.. r. Hite, Fred M. iRudow.
sky and Miss Mabel {. Pratt.
In Putnam, Jan. 81, by Rev. J. X.
Stupbert, Roy r. Arnold of North
Attleboro, Mass, aud Lillian +. Gray
of Providence.
In Putnam, Jan. 81, by Rev. FIR.
Dykeman, Hector Brodeur and Miss
Fedora Dupre.
In Putnam. Jan. 81, by Rev. FIR.
Dykeman, Joseph Dumas Of Sorel,
Canada, land Miss Exina Dumas OF
Putnam.
Deaths
In Attawaugan, Jan. i26, Nathaniel
b. Brown, aged ~.
In Putnam, Jan. n, Reuben j..
Sykes, aged 3d.
In Plainheld, Feb. 1, Miss Sarah NJ !.
Oiin, aged 81 years.
In Norwich, Jan. Is, David l.. New
ell Of Union, aged 81 years.
In Plainfield, Jan. Is, Charles Cad
bois. aged SO years, formerly OF Taft
willie.
In Moosup, Jan. %, Mrs. 3. Amelia
Hicks, aged % years.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04
A BlNGrON.


The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. George H. Hicks on Thursday af-
ternoon of last week.
The installation Of officers of Wolf
Den Grange takes place on Thursday
e. enine of this week, the installing Of
fioer being Mrs. Addie Hyde, Pomona
of the State Grange. After the install
lation supper will be served.
4 wedding took place at the home Of
Ms. Gilbert Burdick last Sunday az.
ternoon, her granddaughter, Laura AL
berry, being united in marriage 10 Re..
Fish, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. e.: w. Burt.
Mrs. Alice f. Wilbur attended the
installation of officers of the Putnam
Grange Monday evening.
Ellsworth, the IL year old son of
Town Clerk Covell, has a record of per-
feet attendance at school for three
years, having been neither absent nor
tardy in that time.
Mrs. George II. Hicks had as guests
last week Mrs. William Jennings of
Putnam, and Mrs. Page of Wauregan.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04

$50 shares New Era Machine company
81 l-2 cents share, E. +. Thompson
Is shares Fore River Shipbuilding
company, 100 shares Aqua Vending
company, ga shares Massachusetts
Casting company, total 179 shares, lot
10 Putnam party for 30 cents; mis-,
cellaneous lot of mining and industrial
stocks, including 800 shares United
Mineral Springs company, 200 shares
Mitchell Pneumatic Tire company
l 900 shares Nevada Elk. Gold Mining
company, ali fof sl.55.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.. -Searls left
Tuesday morning for a three weeks
trip TO Florida, st. Augustine and
Palm Beach being among the places
they will visit.
Mrs. Myron Elliott is making visit
in New York.
Hannah Tracy is in Worcester for q
few weeks.
Horace Backus of Andover has been
the guest of +. >. Baekus the pas,
week.
Rev. John *. Moore of Short Beach
has accepted the call 10 the Passionate
of the Congregational church. The
pulpit was occupied last Sunday by
Rev. Wallace Stems of Putnam.
Miss NJ. NJ. knight is in Danielson
for the rest of the winter.
The Poverty Social given in the
Town Hall last Friday evening by the
young people of the Baptist church
was great success. Lanis Converse
received the prize for being the mosl
poorly dressed. An excellent musical
program was given as follows:
Selection, Dixie Darlings, 0rchestrs
Solo, Pearl Noyes
Reading, Flosenoe Brown
Solo, Picture Of HoENe, Mr.. Harrow
Piano Solo, Pure as Snow,
Violet iGeisslel
Duet. Edna Hall and MI, Ramsey
Violin Solo, Elmer Burgess
Solo, violin obligato, silver Threads
among the Gold, Carrie Randall
Solo, 'Rastus Johnson, Mr.. Harrow
Garden of Dreams, OHhestrs
Solo, Out on the Blue Sea, Mt. Ramsey
Piano Solo, Romance Of the Civil Wal
Mrs. Loges
Quinnitisset Grange will hold tbs
annual installation of officers next
Tuesday evening. State master l. IL
Healey will be the installing officer
Putnam Grange has been invited to be
present.
Valentines and valentine post cards
In large variety 1t Shaw's-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
Ponce al dla

Ante ell fiscal senOr PalaciOs Rodri-
guez ha sido presentada una denuncia,
por tentativa de violaci6n, contra el indi-
viduo Pablo Perez
Sc trata de un frustrado ultraje en-
una nina de 9 amos, de nombre Manuela,
hija de Francisco Rodriguez.
FL autor de la denuncia es el amante
de la madre, un sujeto de nombre, Va
lentin Delgado, que sorprendi6 a Pablo
Pereze cuando trataba de consumar ell
atropello.
Pudo evitarse la cOnsumaci0n del he
cho porque los gritos de la nina acudi0
ell denunciante, y ell muchachO hugo des
pavorido.
Ell honorable fiscal esta investigando
los hechos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
1QuG es 10 que pasa2

Un esfimasio amigo nuestro y sus~
critor del BOLETIN, don Gumersindo
Vazquez, de Patillas, Sc nos queja de
Ia irregularidad con recibe nuestro dia
rio.
Deseosa Ia administration del B0LE
TIN de evitar nuestro abonadO ell mo
two de queja que nos viene exponiendo
reiteradsmnente, ta podido comprobar
que en- estas oficinas Sc despacha CON re
gularidad ell peri6dico
Ell incumpliInieuto no esta, pues, de
nuestra parte.
mo podria el Postmaster de PaAillas
ayudarnos q complacer al seilor Vaz-
quezs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
Dana faNecida

Ell correo de aver nos ha traido una
nueva lamentable. La del fallecimien
to ocurrido en- San Sebastian (Espaia)
de la virtuosa V distinguida senOra do
ma Josefa Ignacia Beraza y Goicoe-
chea, madre de nuestrO muy estimado
amigo don Pedro Arsuaga Beraza.
FL sensible suceso oculrri0 el % de
Septiembre
En- la importante ciudad espallola
ha sido lamentadisima la muerte de Ia
venerable matrOna que era un modelo
de altisimas virtudes.
En- esta isla tambien causara profun
do sentimiento la triste noticia, por Ia
mereclda estimaci0n de que gozan entire
nosotros los hijos y demas deudos de la
tinada.
FL acto del sepelio fu6 una severa E
imponente manifestation de duelo en-
que tomarOn parte todas las classes so
ciales de San Sebastian.
El BOLETIN. Sc asocia con toda sin
ceridad al duelo que afiie d la ilustre
familia doIiente. y enyia su mas senti
do pesamc al desconsolado viudo don
Juan Bautista Arsuaga Izaguirre, a
sus hijas Sor Maria Santa Cruz (Religio
sd Brlgida), dona Catalina, dona Ma
ria Josefa don Jose Maria demas deeI-
dos, y de un modo especial don Pedro
y don Juan Jose, hijos tambien de Ia
fnada y estimados amigos nuestros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

La "bachata' De anpche

Tn grupo de indiy.duos cnarbolando
algunas bander,S sJnericanas estan-
dartes republicanOs. recorri0 anOche
las principaIes calIes ds esta capital.
La extraIia cosnhiva marchaba al
son de bombO y platillos cOreaba Ell
conocido estribiIlO de: Don Pepe, no
va, La col no Va.
La "bachata' se detuvo frente al
club Georgetty'y uno DE los individuos
remed6 m discursO de mitin. Frente
al domicilio de los padres de Don Her
mimic Diaz, reinciN1io el ''oradOr" con
frases injuriosas para aquel distingui
do hombre pubLbcO, aprovechando la cir
cumstancia de que t,n el balloon de la
casa estaban los SeiiorcS lie Diaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

Estado de la Union, siendo despu6s IN
obstaculo para, mas tardr, concederle
al pals la independencia.
FL hecho de ser subdito ingles-argu-
menta el scnor Munoz Morales-no fue
obstaculo para que los colonos nortea-
mericanos Sc independizaSen de lngla-
terra, nj ell hcchO de ser eSpanoleS los
habitantes de las cOloniaS Sud-america-
mas fu6 Obstaculo para que estaS Sc in
dependizaran de ESpana Y formaran
mlltiples republicas
En- tanto que Puerto, de nm modo tenn
poral o permanentementr pert d
los EStadOs UnidoS, debemos ser cill-
dadanos americanOs: y al constituirse
en- Estado independence. rntonceS po
drlamos legalmentr, oStentar ell titulC
de ciudadanos puertorriquefos que hoy
IlSamoS p0r una ficcion insostenible en-
buenos principles de Dererho Consti-
tuclonal.
FL senior Munoz Morales eta juris-
prudencia de la Corte Suprema de Was
hington, del honorable jurz Fnllcr, un
bill del rcpresentante de Ohio, Mr. Dou
gIaS distintoS teXtos que abOnan su
opinion de que debc otorgarSe sin mas
rcStriccioneS d los pucrtor1iqucnoS la
ciutladania americana
Adpmas de la naturalization indiVi-
dual mcdiantc ci cumplmicnto de cier-
taS fomalidades-dicc q senior Muno2
M0ralcS-puedc conferirse la cildAda-
MIA cicrtOs puebl0s EN- conJumto o d
una claSe determinada de personals Es-
ta forma es la cOnocida con el nombre
de naturalization colectiNa, qlle puede
reaIizarse por cOnquista de telr'itorio
pOr tratado con Otra Naci0n. por Acta
especial del Congreso, . por admission
de nuevos EstadoS
La naturalization colectiya como e.
sultado de la cOnquista ga-esta-
ba admitida en- los EstadoS lTndos an
tes de 1898 la doctrina establecids por
el derecho international en- virtud de
la cual: ia naciOnalida,l de los habi-
tantes del territorio adquirido por con
quista q cesion pasada Il ser la del 90
bicrno d cuyO poder Sc transtiere. SUI
ieta al derechO de opci0n para retener
sll prMmitiva naoiOnalidad en- los ter
minOs que Sc prescriban > . en- otros
terminus V como regla general, la allan
za fidelidad del cOnquiStado Sc trans
fiere al mlevO soberano.
FL senior Mun0z Morales eta en- apo
yo de sI opinion los tratados de 1874
con la gran Bretana; de 1903 con Fran
cia; de 1919 con Espana; de 1910 con
Mejiico Y de 1867 con Rusia
FL trabaI0 del seilor Munoz Morales
contiene tambien una erudita diserta-
ci0n sobre naturalization de los indios
todo Ell abonO de su doctrina susten-
tada de modO tan brillante, como SEN
ella y documentada.
La prensa nOrteamericana ha elogia-
do el traba.jO del senior Munoz Mora
les y ha publicadO interesantes frag-
mentos del extensisimO infOmme. que no.
sOtros extractamOs pletendiendo dar
Il nuestros lectOres la parte esencial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

Tn chiquillo de oticio limpiabotas, ha
sido mordido por un mono de la colec-
ciIn Ge animaIcS amaestrados del Circo
&c los hermanos Marcos que viene ira
bajando en- esta ciudad.
FL mono entiende por "Ciriaco. Ell
chiquillo Sc puso a hostilizar al animal
y este sc avalanz6 sobre tl, mordiendole
en- las manos y en- Ell music izquierdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
NOTABLE DOCUMENTO

Como saben Dve~tros AectOrcS, los
dias % 81 V y del pa.-a,ip Octubrc Sc
Ilavarnn 4 cfecto las .nferenclaS de
..Ialzn Mohonk" eu las elue Sc tratan
los asnn+os coloniales de Norteameri--
40 x las oua aqish,n Dramincntes per
sonaIidades de tnd9a partcs de la Re
n1bl;ca representaGtoa 4r las posesio
mas amari.anas
Nuostro distinr,tro an.igo. cl nota-
hlo lo+,a5o sn6o,, Wflo~ U!orales. no pu
40 asistir las VA 1ncnr.pnadas confe-
rencias, pero cnvjd au nfol1ne eSerl-
TO. un trabaio biu Iocr2entado y dc
brillante expositi6u "a luc Su autor
deficnde la ciudadaui@ "lectlNa para
los uertorriqueDo>
FL informc del GuauG.go MunoZ MO
rales fut leido por - sa0or TravleSo,
mrreci0 los mi D.n -roS comenta-
rios.
Sostiene c) iM.m~tay iurisconSnlto
one una de las ao}ucioua, que el gobler
no americana p7gatc dsr II problema co
Ionial ,es: preparar las ao>esioens lnsu-
Iares para el gohi4rno t-orio hajo la
>oherania amrrioanA dr Il misma sucr-
to m,r 10 esta al C4und5 paio la sobera-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
Mr.. Izzv

Nuestro amigo el senior Izzy Sachs, de
la acreditada firma de esta plaza p. Schi-
ra Co., regeso aver de los Estados
Unidos en- el vapor Carolina.
Mr. lzzy ha pasado una temporada
recorriendo los Estados, y contrajo ma
trlmonlo en- ltahaca, N. Y, con la encan-
tadOra senorita Belle Harrison.
Los esp6sos lzzy, a quienes saludamos,
han fijado su rpsidencia en- Santurce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
La gg!lea el gaguas

=
Aver Sc encontraban en- Caguas los Sc
nores Nhnoz Rivera, Herminio Diaz
Salvador Picornell y otros distinguidos
oradores unionistas que fueron q dar
un mitin.
Desde la tribuna de los Lopiztas ha-
bio el licenriado Usero Torrente, re
comendandO la paz, la confraternidad
y la union entire todos los puertorrique
nos r.. >,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
EI ST. Muhoz Rivera

Para dirigir personalmente la campa--
Tia electoral Ell Ponce, saldra para di-
cha cHIdad7 el leader unionista seflor
Munoz Rivera y permanecerd ALI Ell
dia de las eIecciones.
La preseRcia, del senior Munoz Rivera
Sc considera Indispensable en- la oiudad
del Salr para el mayor exito de Ia ar
ganIzaci6n politica local.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

FL juez Acosta ha condenado a la
multa de cinco dollars . cinco dias de
carcel, al muchacho Tomas Benvenutti,
de ounce amos de edad, que Sc puso 4
cortar yerba de los terrenos de don Ne
REQ Pierazzi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

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NOTAS DE LA POLlClA

En- la noche del dia de los correnteS
en- las afucras del pueblo de Toa Alta,
Arturo Lopez dispar0 un tiro de rev6l-
ver ii Francisco Marrero, hiriendoIe Ell
una mano y el pecho. FL agredido de
clar6 ante 81 juez que este hecho fu6
casual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

Han contraido matrimonio la simpati-
ca senorita Alejandrina Guzman Y eI
joven don Crist6baI Guilbe.
Que sean fehces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

Aver, TN Santurce, barrio "Chicha-
FRO, como d las ll.45, trat6 de suicidar-
sc, tomandoSe una dosiS de laudano, la
individual Carlota Alverio. Fu6 trasIa-
dada al hospital Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

Aver, entire diez v once de la ma
mana, en- los bajos de la Acadia, eI
Lcdo. Ramon Falcon tuvo un disgusto
personal con Antonio CabeIIo. Ambos
fueron iievados ante el .Juez, quien los
'dej0 en- libertad bajo fanza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

FL dia de difuntoS Se cerraron por la
tarde los establecImientos de esta ciudad.
El Cementerio sc vi6 concurridisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

Esta en- imminent peligro de muerte,
el empleado de Ia compania de tel6fonos,
Ramon Rodriguaz que sufri6 graves
.quemaduras mientraN trahaiaba de su
ofcio hace IInos dla>.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
Una Conferencia

FL 1icenciado Usero Torrente ha pedi
do el 1eatro Municipal, para dar una
conferencia el dia diez del corriente.
Ell teatro se le fla cedido al confe-
renclSta