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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-04

ed at the monthly meeting of the Sa-
cred Heart 4. A. and u. society on Sun
day afternoon n~itS rooms on Provl-
dence street. One new member was
admitted and one resignation accept
ed.
The monthly meeting of Council
Thomas D'Aquinas, L'Union st. Jean
Baptiste D'Amerjque. was held Sun
day afternoon in st. Louis hall. with
the president Mrs. Eva Labrecque, in
the chair. The council is planning for
u whist and play.
The St. jean Baptiste society met
for its monthly session in Parish hall
Sunday. The annual banquet on July
3 IS already being talked of.
Five New Members for PinochIe Club.
The initiation of a class of five cam
didates provided work for the degree
team ana fun for the other members
OF the T3ftville Pinoehle club at the
monthly meeting in ST. Louis hall on
saturday evening. President Frank
! .@tfieir conducted brief business ses-
sion. and social time with refresh
ments rounded out the meeting. The
committee of arrangements included
Ermond tontaine. John b. Benoit,
James Emerson, Arthur Letendre and
Joseph Woisard
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Grass Fire Threatened Shed.

Early Sunday afternoon about 4
O'Clock there was a small grass fire
near H Ib bard's paper mill between
North Main street and the railroad
track. 1t was near a small building in
which Mr.. Hubbard keeps his automo-
bile, and, fearing that the shed would
burn employees at the mill turned a
stream Of water on the fire, putting it
out with little trouble.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-04
Ground MoIe,s Work.

During the fall and early spring the
ground mole has been busy eating the
tulip roots, and now people are look
ing in vain for sign OF leaf or blossom
The crocuses in front Of Miss Harriet
Carpenters house on the Green were
never more abundant or more beauti-
full. One of the oldest residents recalls
seeing the blossoms in the same spot
ever since he can remembeg.
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Enterta;ned SUNSHINE Club.

Miss Eleanor Hansen entertained the
Sunshine club at her home on the
Scotland road on Saturday afternoon.
Besides the sewing, a merry hour WAS
spent in playing games Sandwiches,
cookies, cake and lemonade were serv-
ed by the hostess
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-04
Surprise PARTY,

A party of friends gave an enjoyable
surprise party to Miss Ethel Thurlow
at her home. on South B street. Satur-
day evening and a fine social time was
spent. Games We're played, there was
singing, and refreshments were served,
making it a happy occasion.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-04
NORWICH TOWN
Home Missionary Society Raises
S144.65-Serious Illness of Clark Bar
rows-Mrs. John MoNaIIy's Death
Opening of the Schools.

At the annual meeting of the Home
Missionary society of the First Con-
gregational church on Friday it was
reported that s144.65 had been raised
by the society during the past year.
Mrs. E. A. Huntington, who has just
observed her 92d birthday. has present
ed>during this last winter. 1t will be
sent in the next home missionary box.
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YANTlC HAPPENINGS.
Bad Woodland Fire-Eishty Foot Rus
tic Arbor at Lamb Place-New Prin-
cipaI Begins Duties at Village School.

The woods on Pleasant View farm
were on fire Saturday. Charles Barber,
the owner, was forced to call on the
villagers for aid.
A number of young people are ar
ranging for masquerade dance.
Miss Sybil Kilroy picked a large
bunch OF hepatica Saturday
Mrs n. Garden. who has been spend
ing several weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. Louis SQUEEZE, left Sunday for d
stay in Jewett City.
Miss Mary Barber has returned TO
Middletown after spending the Easter
recess with her parents.
Postcards for Pupils.
The pupils of Sodom school were
presented colored postcard views of
historical and geographical interest in
the United States and abroad by John
Ayres on Friday.
Miss Helen Plummer has returned .
her school in MiddIetown after spe Id
ing the Easter recess with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Plummer.
The Yanie fire department was "ut
Saturday trying out the engine.
Mrs. Noah Richards of Jewett City
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Handsome Rustic Arbor
John C. Tracy recently purchased
500 cedar trees for use in making a
rose arbor on the Gilbert Lamb place.
He has just completed an eighty foot
ing from the homestead to the barn
that is to be covered on one side with
grapevines and clematis on the other.
John w. Frnk I'd, was entertained
at dinner Saturday by ex-Alderman A.
L. Potter of Norwich.
Ambrose Marsden Of Providence was
a guest Sunday of his daughter, Miss
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Polish Girl Burned,

On Sunday afternoon about O'Clock.
a little Polish girl about seven years
old, living on White street, was severe
~ burned on her back, arms and other
parts of her body. A crowd of chill
dren had made a bonfire and in some
manner her clothing caught fire. She
was carried into her home near by and
doctor was called and cared for the
Girl
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Having been for some time connect
ed with the work of the Connecticut
Temperance union, Ornan E. Ryther
of this city has been made associate
secretary, succeeding Rev. w. S. Mac
Intire, whose resignation took effect
April first, and he also takes up the
duties OF financial agent, the latter
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-04
Clark earrows Seriously III.

Friends of Clark Barrows. former
resident of Norwich Town will be sor-
ry to hear of his illness at his home in
Ellington. He is under the care of
trained nurse.
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Schools Open Today.

The Greenevile grammar schools
and St Mary's parochiai school open
today after the Caster vacation, during
which the buildings of both have been
thoroughly 6isinfected.
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Five New Members for PinoehIe Club.
Gave Exhibition at Moosun.

The members of Garde Brebeuf, in
charge Of First 1-ieut. r. c. Dion, went
10 Moosup Sunday afternoon, and with
their customary smoothness and pre-
cIsion gave an exhibition drill at the
installation of new coucif of L'Union
St. jean Eaptiste D,Ameriaue.
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End Of Vacation.

The Town street and West Town |
street schools reopen today CAonday), |
after ten days vacation.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-04

GREENEvIlLE

Six hours after high water it is low
tide. which is followed by flood tide.
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work having been carried on for the
past eight years by the late w. A.
Gordon of Danbury. Since February
TO- Mr.. Ryther has been engaged in
this work and his headquarters will
be in Hartford. although the work
will take him all over the state. While
his many friends here viii wish him
success in his new field they Will re-
greet to learn that it Will mean that
it Will eventually take his family away
from this city. although they Will
probably remain here until summer.
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niversary Week. selected from every
department in the Store.
81 SPECIAL OFFERINGS
Numbered from I TO 81
SPECIAL No.
Mems Half Hose 17e
regular price 25c
SPECIAL No. 2
Mems Working Shirts 37o
regular price 50c
SPECIAL No. 3
Mems Blue Serge Suits $1o.37
regular price $500
SPECIAL No. 4
Boys Blouse Suits S2.37
regular price $500
SPECIAL Mo. S
Boys Two piece Suits s4.Sz
regular price $500
SPECIAL No.
sedo Silk at SIC a yard
regular price soc
SPECIAL NO. 2
Silk MessaIine 80 a yard
regular price 800
SPECIAL No. 8
All Wool Cashmere at $50
regular price soc
SPECIAL No. .
Spring Suitings at 97o
regular price s125
SPECIAL Mo. 10
Fast Black Satteen 17e
regular price 2Bo
SPECIAL No. II
Women's Split Foot Hosiery lie
regular price 100
SPECIAL No. ~
Women's Ribbed Vests 10
regular price 25c
SPECIAL No. 10
Wash Ribbon 70 a piece
value Sc, 1oc and 1910
SPECIAL No. ~
Women's Handkerchief To
value Toe and 12&
SPECIAL No. 10
Women's Kid Gloves S1.17
regular price $3.50
SPECIAL NO. 10
Dress Suit Cases 67e
regular price 800
SPECIAL No. ~
Women's Umbrellas 97o
regular price $3.50
SPECIAL No. 10
ts-ineh Embroidery 27o
regular price Doc
SPECIAL No. 10
Embroidered Fiouneinaa 57s
regular price 500
SPECIAL No. 20
Chiffon Made Wells Ito
regular price Si.Oo
SPECIAL No. Fl
Women's Spring capes $5.s7
regular price $3.50
SPECIAL No. 22
Wonnen's Rain CoRts S1o.37
regular price $1,000
SPECIAL No. %
Wemen's Tailored suits 1852
value $500 and $3.50
SPECIAL No. "a
Women's House Dresses $f.8H
regular price $500
SPECIAL No. 25
Women's Silk Pettlooats 1887
regular price $500
SPECIAL No. 26
Women's High Shoes S2.37
value $3.50 and s2.75
SPECIAL No. 27
Women's oHfords $2.37
regular price S2.76
SPECIAL No. 20
3e-inch Curtain Swiss 70
regular price 10c
SPECIAL NO. 20
Tapestry Brussels Rugs S6.oY
regular price s1100
SPECIAL No. 80
Fine Wash Goods 10 q yard
regular price 1910
SPECIAL No. 81
Wash Goods 1T 17e a yard
regular price 25c
SPECIAL No. 90
Ready made Sheets $40
regular price soc
SPECIAL No. 80
BIeaohed Table Damask 37e
TtbulAI pflSS oVI
SPECIAL No. 80
Linen Napkins S1.37 dozen
regular price $500
SPECIAL No. 3s
Crochet Bed Spreads $1.37
regular price $500
SPECIAL No. SO
MCKEE plated Tea Kettles 97e
regular price $l.39
SPECIAL No. 81
Copper Wash Boilers $2.sZ
regular price 1926
The PorIeous 8 Mitchell Co.
apr4daw
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-04

Meetings of the Societies.
presidents William L. White presid-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-04
THE WEATHER.
Forecast For Today.


Fair Monday: Tuesday increasing
cloudiness, rain by night moderate
south winds.
Predictions from the New York Her
aid: On Monday fair to partly over
cast weather and higher temperatures
viii prevail, with light southwestefly
winds. followed by increasing cioudi-
ness in the lake region; and on Tues
day partly cloudy to overcast wealth
er, with slight temperature changes,
followed by local rains in the north
ern and western districts of this sec
ton
Observations in Norwich.
The following records. reported from
Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes
in temperature and the barometric
changes Saturday and Sunday:
Saturday: Their. Bar.
a. m. .-.--.--s.--.--.. 81 Se-2S
L H. -.-...-.. II 3U-1i
D p m. ID 81. III
Highest "a, lowest IS.
Sunday:
a. m AZ 3o2S
II m o. 5o-3o
p m 0V SUBJ
Highest eS. lowest 40.
Comparisons.
Predictions for Saturday: Fair;
warmer: variable winds.
Saturdays weather: AS predicted
Predictions for Sunday: Fair,
fresh variable Winds; slowly rising
temperature.
Sundays weather: AS predicted.
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MARRIED.

ON-kAPLAN-In Chesterfield,
Conn, April 3, by Rev. NJ. Getlen,
Morris j. Solomon OF this city and
Miss Ida Kaplan OF Chesterfield.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-02
~ !; TX, A's}DER

t1f4li..fs, es 'liaa....s..5s.er eytraef 81
'.ic.ii. 1 d rssssra mineral.
10 n,,smsr a'astl9 eu.sirse del acei-
Is de S,'es5lo de s5aealao puro.
s5us yirtudes no Sc encuentran en-
sus materias grasosas y muchc
menos en- su asqueroso sabor y
olor. Sus efectos sobre los ner-
vios y la repugnancia con que %
recibe ell estomago, son mas qne
su6cientes para contrarestar, en-
Ia mayoria de las gentes, sus
buenos efectos como medicina. y
ESQ sin tomar en- cuenta que es
de difcil digestion. Sin embar-
80, siempre hemos tenido mo.
1.-Two para Greer, que enyuelto en-
los elementos que componen &!
aceite de bacalao, Sc encontraban
propiedades curatiyas del mas al
to valor, pero fue necesarle sepa-
rarlas de su nauseabunda matr!z
en- que estaban combinados, y es-
70 es 10 cue con gran eSlto Sc hs
efectuado en- la elaboraciou de la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
en- cuyo efcaz lemedio, tan ga.
broso como la miel, tenemos tola
Ia eyene;a del Aceite de Baeaiao
Puro, comhinada con Jarabe d
Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac,
tos de Malta y Cerezo si!yestre
Estos ingredlentes, constltuyen
un reconstructor de tejidos, un
purifeador de la sangre y IN re.
constituyente general incompara-
BILE. Ante este remedio, la enfer.
medad Sc retira con una eheac!s
y rapidez, que asombra 4 los ia
cultativos tanto como deleita 4
los enfermos. En- los casos de
Escrofula, Anemia y Afecciones
Pulmonares, jamas dcja de pro-
porcionar un alvio y curar. 'El
Sr. DR.. Jose NJ. Guijosa dice:
He empleado su Preparation dc
Wampole en- una Senorita que
presentaba algunos sintomas in
quietantes en- el aparato resplra.
torio y desde Ell primer frasco CO.
memo 4 notarse alivlo marcado,
habiendc desaparecido toda hue.
LA de enfermedld al terminar>el
sextoefrasco." En- las Boticas.
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En- Ia ''Tosca" !" de Puccjnii
Triunfo de la genial artis-
ia Jole Massa en- el Mu
nlcipal de Caracas.
Hizo una esplendida vengadora
en- el dramatico papel de la
gran tragedia.

4 Cuando ante el gran publlco de
San Juan desenvoKio hermosamen
te su labor en- Mini de Ia Boheme y
en- Media de PqgZiaeel la aplaudlda
tiple senorlta Jole Massa, Sc le hlzo
Ia justicia que sin dlsputa mereclera
! y ell bordado de su labor estNo la
altura de las hermosas coneepelones
del esplendido maestro.
En- el teatro de Caracas obtuvo
otro justo triunfo. Ali en- Ia Flora
7'osca del magnifico drama llrlco
que Sc recordaran slempre con gusto
en- San Juan pues es de las obras ia
vomtas de SUI intelgente publlco,
tuvo la genial tiple otro eNito. De esa
representation dice 10 siguiente un
gran dialio de la capital de Ia re-
publica venezolana.
TOSCA.
Aunque solo acostumbro hacer re
vistas de la primera representation
de cada opera, porque apenas para
clio tengo tempo, no me es possible
deiar de consa grar aunque sea breyes
lineas a Ia tercera de "Tosea' que tu
vo efeeto en- la matinee del domln
go; y clio porque el trabalo de Ia Sc
norita Jole Massa en- el desempeno
de Flora Tosca, es tan de Jlligrona,
que facilmente podria un revlstero
dejar de consa grarle aplausos desde
las columnas que LENA. Ella Sc pose
siona de aquel difieil caracter y fin sc
todas las pasiones que ha de flngn,
con tanta verdad que logra conmo
Yer al auditorio. y slen Ia parte esce
MICA LENA de un todo las eAlgenclas
de su rol, en- la llrlea conqulsta tam
bien aplausos tan nutridos como jus
ticieros, pues sabe sacarle gran par
lido a las nota bles facultades que le
dio la naturaleza y puliment6 el es
tudio. La senorita Massa es uno de
los elementos mas preclados con que
cuenta Ia companla de opera son
muv grandes los trl1nfos que le augu
ramos en- "Bohemia' Nonon y
madame Buterloy obras todas
tres que, neeesariamente ha de cal.
tar la senorita Massa y que produel
ran a Ia empresa los grandes proven
tos que le deseamos muy slnceramen
te y a los cuales es muy acreedora
por el empeilo que en- complaeer al
publico muestra.
Seria una noche de fiesta cuando
dieran MADAME BMertlay' para
el publico caraqueno, porque Ia &C
tual Empresa cuenta con todos los
elementos necesarios para presentar
bien esa hermosa inspiration: artls-
tas como Ia Massa y De Bernardo.
decorado lujoso y muy buena orques
ia.
Creemos lusto 10 dlcho por revls
tero de allende, que de modo tan
elocuente hace Ia mas extricta JUS
ticia al apreciar Ia labor de la genial
tiple.
Sf}uDer.
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LectuIa dc cau-
sas en- Ponce.
A Martinez Sc lie acusa de
haber comprado unas
con dinero que dijo te-
MIA depositado y result
to incierto.
Manuel y Santiago So declaran
no culpables.
De nuestro corresponsal


Noviembre 3O-El Lcdo. Pala-
clos Rodriguez. fiscal de esta corte
ha leldo Ell corte alberta en- Ia
manana, de hoy las acusaclones
siguientes:
Contra Manuel Mena, por el deli
10 de seduction que Sc supone CO.
metido el dia 5 de JUNO. El acusa-
DO hizo allegation de no cMpoble y
bolicit6 juicio por jurado, el cual Sc
vera el dia 10 de diciembre
Contra Jose Martinez, por dellto d
mfraccion al codigo penal, por supo-
nerse que compro una partida de re-
ses en- cuatro cientos y pico de dollars
cuyo importe dijo que 10 tenia depo-
sitado 10 que resulto no ser cierto. Su
abogado defensor, Lcdo. Gimenez
presento una peticion Ia corte soil
citando el sobreseimiento de Ia eau
sa por haber pasado, a juicio del de-
fensor, el termlno que presrlbe la ley
que son 60 dlas, para presentar acu-
saclon contra cualquiera persona q.
a opinion del ministerio piblico, hu-
biese cometido algun delito Ell fs-
csl Sc opone 4 10 solicitado por el a.
aoogado defensor y, en- apoyo de sll
argumento, cita como casos llegales
los muchos trabajos que ha tenldo la
corte y que Ia expresada causa vlene
de la corte de Coamo. La corte deja
para otro dla la resoluclon Gle este.
asunto.
Es leida tambien Ia acusaclon con-
ira el ST. Cayetano Martinez, por SUI
puesto delito de adultera elon de le-
che para el consume publico. Fl ex-
presado senior alego Sc inocencia. La
corte resolvera el lunes el dia para el
juicio. Sc considera generalmente in
capaz al Sr. Martinez de cometer el
delito que el mlnisterlo fiscal, cum
pliendo su alta mission, ha formulado
Este senor hace mas de 20 8 80 amos
que CANA honradamente su vida ey
pendiendo leche, sosteniendo a sus
famlllares Is natural de EspaTa.
Fl fiscal ha formulado acusaclon,
contra Santiago Nelazquez, por
'upuesto delitp de seduction, hetho
rue cometio segun Ia acusaclon, en-
! mes de enero. Fl eNpresado aeusa
10 hlzo allegation de no alpab'e y pl-
dio juicio por el tribunal de derecho
el cual juicio Sc vera el l6 de diclem
bre.
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Los muchachos escu chas
En- los salones de Ia Aso-
ciacion de "Jovenes cris.
tianos' celebraron su pri-
mera reunion.
Formation de comites.

El microbes por la noche el Co
mite Local de San Juan de los Boy
Scouts de America celebro su prime
"a reunion en- los salones de la Aso-
cncion de Jovenes Cristianos, calle
Tetuan, nombrandose la directlva
para ell ano venidero. FL teniente
Jaime Nadal fu6 elegido Presldente,
N. P. Nichols, Vice Presidente, E. +
Hartwell, Secretario y $. NJ. Wood
son, Tesorero. Sc formaron los conf
tts siguientes: Ejercicios Militares;
Banda; Prlmera Ayuda; Honores y
Medallas; Conferencias y reuniones
sociales; Prensa; Feria znsnlar;
Equipo y materiales; Fnanclero; y
Cuartos para Club. Mr. + Z. flars-
we'll fue nombrado para representa-
el Comite Local ante el lonsejo.
El Comite Local Sc compone e,e
los miembros siguiertes: Lieut.. jal-
me Nadal, Lieut. Oibeta Prot Cary
Hiekle-; Prof A. /. Hills, 0has K.
Names, Capt. Tingle, 5. NJ Woodso,
P. A. Sample, T. 3. seteven Sonn
DR.. Z. Ros, John A. Monagas, Raph
Sviggett, N, Calderon, l'earo de
Diego, S. NJ. Barker, ]. B. Bates,
Dr. Jorge Toro, Mig4,ci Guerra n.
?. Nichols, ". Fl. Graves. George
SPAWN, F. f Hartweil. 4 p Hod-
ges, J. D. Gillies, Luis r. Miranda
v ]. D. Rodrinuez.
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POI Ell pIogIeso agIiico|a,

Publicaciones hechas por la
Estacion Experimental.
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Qoejjos contra Ia ls|ocidad,
[ ma COMMUNICATION del secreta
rio de Puerto Rico.
Fl "chauffeur' que contrayen.
ga la ley sera separado del
pueStO.

FL Secretarlo de Puerto Rico ha
dirijido al jefe del negoclado de ma
terial de imprenta y transporte Ia
sigulente comunlcaclon
San Juan. 80 de novlembre de 1910
Senor:.-Con referencla a las quejas
que Sc han presentado respecto q la
velocidad con que era conducldo pol
Ia carretera uno de los AUTOMOBILES
del Gobierno ell domingo, p de no
viembre de 1910, por la noche, y en-
vista de que, para lustlflcar Ia pr
sa que existia en- dicha OCCASION, Sc
ha alegado que Sc trataba de Ia cap
tura de un criminal, debo lamar Ia
atencion hacia ell hecho de que en- Ia
ley reglamentando el uso de automo
viles en- los caminos publieos, Sc es
tablecen ciertas limitaciones sobre
Ia velocidad a que deben marehar
tales vehiculos, no hacienda eyeep
rion alguna el precepto legal q. fila
esas limitaciones. Por tanto, Ia con
duccion de I'm automoyll. en- cual
quier circustancia. a una velocldad
que axcede del limlte permltldo
por Ia ley, hace que Ia persona que
de clio fuere responsible quede suje.
ia q la pena que Ia mlsma ley deter
nina.
Aunque no esta probado que hubo
mfracci6n de la lev en- el case espe
cial q que esta carta 50 reflere, Ia "a
pidez a que marchaba el automovll
V ell uso innecesario y continue de Ia
bocina klaxon, fueron suficientes,
sin embargo. para que el puhlico col
mentase Y censurase grandemente el
hecho.
Las leyes de Puerto Rico son apli
rabies de igual modo a los actos que
realicen los empleados del sohierno
IN el c,lmplimiento dc sus deberes
Dficiales como a los actns q. lleyan
q cabo otras personals. Y i los eonduc
torres de los AUTOMOBILES del goberno
no 10 maneian en- forma que Sc alus
te a Ia lev Y i Ia convenience Y segu
ridad publicas. no sc puede esnerar
que otros 10 hagan.
Sirvase informar los chGnueufs
del Gobierno que eualquiera dc ellos
que en- h sueeslvn tenga 4 sll eargoi
IN automnvil y 10 lleye j una velo
eldad que axoeda del limite legal. o
10 maneie dc manern que pueda cons
'ituir unpelieroo q scr eansa dc periul
eios para Il plblico. sers separado
innediatamente del servIcio-
Resratuosamen,e.-W. Dre~ On |
mi
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N0TAS Y KO1ICIAS

Mr. St. Elmo ha conference.-the cen
el gobernador.
Al hogar de los espo~cs Galvez Gte
70 y Maturana, ha llegado una herme
sa nina, Ia que g llamari Carload.
NentuOsa vida desamos / Ia reeien
llegada.
Para sustituir al ST. Almirctv, ha
Sido nombrado el ST Benitez Flores.
FL Sr Victor Torres. RICO ccmer-
clante dc JnncoS sc encuentra en- e.
IA cllsdad en- neeocios comefciaies.
FL Doctor lmrierfe &c Gomerio.
vl>ito i San Juan en- aeuntos particu
lares.
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GONZALEZ FAD.N

std estd deseand3 eneantiar .suq
onea coiooaei6n y. S,Aso.5eaio. Il ha-
Dc g 10 cite. Las o. itoHss or D.,
saettlo De amigos est0 h1eisndo r.s.',
taH con frfrucncia ipfrnrtuos1S lie
'se por dsionse 'm million Dc dInGs ~,
sgnoran sn leseo sPor que no anHn-
c'a pSlsi 10 qns desea2 La CorTes pm
ffncia ofrece d istef tsn etlciente pss-
do. De pubiicidad. 81 gana ue,rspo
GhoTam dsnero. ]. ei modesto disps 4.
5io II IN 1nuntto. ie proporcionGri
= ms eoor5aNe vss4to IL r7ais.a,
sus osplracionss No vocite ~ 80
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2oN ias cos0s 81 .lshfO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-02

Fl loven Manuel Nunoz 0rtiz. In
fallecido en- su rcsidcncia He cayev.
En Ia eorte elel .iistrito ,ie NIav4
guez Sc VIC el iuicio contra Francisco
R. Flores, por .lciltaci,in he ,locn
mentos. Eliurasio dio I'm veredictu
de inculpahllldad
En- Ponce seran eAhtlntasios lbs
restos del procer cnhano general Luis
Martl y NalfeS. para ser traslada-
do q 81 patrla
Ell ST. Tesorero conferenci6 aver
con el gohernaslor
LIE Ia sido admitida IA renuncia
del cargo de sub-Secretsrle lie d corte
del dlstrito, al Sr. AImuoty.