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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-27

NorwaEk.-An important meeting OF
the Norwalk Oyster Growers associa-
ton was held the other evening at the
by a small assessment upon the mem
bers to pay for the recent bacterial
tests.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-27

dustolene, thin application being put
or. The results were greatly appreci-
ated by the merchants and travelling
public.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-27

gress of Mothers at its session in this
city elected the following nominating
committee for 1912: Miss Jennie M.
O'Neill, Waterbury; Mrs. L. c. Taylor,
Hartford; Mrs. Borden, New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-27

/ ago. at the age of IA, the youngest
graduate OF that school.
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
JeweIry Department

Our Jewelry Department will offer
tomorrow some wonderful values. We
have purchased from WE'LL
manufacturer several lots of Cuff rino.
Bar Pins, Cuff Links and Hat Pins.
Every piece of these goods is new,
not old stock, right from the manufac-
turer TO you.
Cuff Pins, ? on card, Csc values,
per pair ..........-...... l0C
Bar Pins, 25c and SOC value, each 15c
Belt Pins, 25c and SOC values, each,
l9c
Hat Pins, 25c values, each ..... .l9e
We would like to call the attention
of our patrons to our Silverware De-
partment. The Community Silver is
we'll known and we are prepared TO
show all the latest patterns.
Tea Spoons, per dozen 800. S3.50
Table Spoons, per dozen $500
Forks, per dozen ..S6.25 TO 500
And everything in fact for table use.
Guaranteed rs years.
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
FASHIONS AND FAps.

The trouser skirt launched in Paris
by NM. Poiret and Doucet, has now
made it's appearance in American
fashion stores. but it is modified
most decidedly modified. In fact, it
is very modest divided skirt, giving
greater ease in walking. but without
the slightest noticeable masculine
tendency.
Bands of beads interrupted by
French knots of embroidery, bead
fringe, tassels and designs worked on
net and bands Of hand-embroidery,
using knots in place of beads, are
among the garnitures seen.
The gray and purple shades are
beautiful, but not suitable for an age
under a 'grown-up" The American
Beauty shade is charming for girls
over IA, and clear Spring" green is
stylish for girls of 16 and over
Evening. dinner and theatre gowns
of silk brocade have a border on the
skirt like a band, in which beads, gold
threads and silk embroidery are in
terwoven, the low peasant waist hav-
ing bib-like piece Of the same aid
short kimono sleeves.
While all gowns for morning and
afternoon wear are still straight
short and narrow pleated founces and
even those that are gathered are APP
pearing at the bottom of them AND
especially in this fashion being adopt
cd in lingerie gowns now being de-
signed for spring.
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
Specials in the Basement

Colonial small Wine, Sherry, large
Wine, Burgundy Glasses, regular $i00
dozen; special .................79c
Special Hand Bags, genuine cowhide,
russell and tan, l6, II and l8-inch, regu-
lar Sc. $3.50 and 81; special -. $500
Gas Nantes, inverted or upright,
regular l5c; special tomorrow only, SC,
3 for 25c.
Bissells' ball bearing Carpet Sweep
ers Observation-Disclosures. S2.75 to S5.25
Clothes Wringers -. 1925 TO $500
Clothes Baskets 49,. .49c TO $500
Clothes Hampers -. $3.50 to $500
Aluminium of all kinds, at the right
price, in basement
Garbage Cans with deep lid, Nos. 1,
?, 3, 4, regular Coo, SOC, Sl00, SIPS;
special ......... 49c, CSC, 79c, CSC
Great special in Drip, Bread and Bak-
ing Pans, black sheet iron, regular
price lOc, l5c zoe, Csc, soc and 35c;
sizes 6x9 to l4xi4; 25 different sizes;
special ..........-....-..- .-.....-.... sc
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
MoMrN.s SUES FOR SPRING.
Mr.. Jacoby BUYS Largely, and Notes
That Styles Show Decided Change.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jacoby have re-
turned from New York. where they
purchased goNSs for spring trade. Mr..
Jacoby says the styles this season are
more beautiful than before. There is
every indication that the spring trade
will he unusually large. as there is a
complete change in styles, and last
seasons styles are so totally differ
ent from anything which is being
shown this season that the purchase OF
a now suit will be an absolute neces-
sity.
There is also a radical change in
texture, and as the cut Of the gar
ments are on entirely different lines,
the same is true of the fabrics. Short
coats and clinging skirts are seen in
most of the suits while the high cir
died skirts prevail on many of the
skirts. Many Of the suits and coats are
in high colorings. such as novelty
goods, stripes and checks King blue
and American beauty are some Of the
new shades which will be shown eff
fectively in trimming touches.
Mr.. Jacoby is planning for an ad-
vance showing Of spring garments tc
be given the latter part of this month
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
FASHION AND FADS
BY Mrs Maud E. Giney.

Spring predictions for tailor-made
suits are: Jackets, rs inches. half
fitting, tight at the hips, plain sleeves,
broad collar, narrow and straight
Some of the new shawl-shaped
stoles are made of a new material,
very much like plush. and they are
usually seen in the soft taupe shades.
Draped models are extensively used
for evening gowns The tunic ia
crossed OF disposed in irregular folds
It is twisted and turned in curious
ways.
In the new satins and crepes many
Of the delicate intricate designs Of the
odd evening shawls are given in con-
trasting tones by the weave Of the
material.
Many of the best-dressed people are
carrying large bags OF rich material,
each with lots Of gold about it, slung
from very long gold cords, reaching
nearly to their boots.
Killed skirts are promised for girls
wear again; also killed flounces I'M
der one-piece loose frocks. Another
idea is the band" founce trimming
OA 81 10 hAtooNo Vi pam AhaANAAnAs
Chiffon cloth in all colors, bordered
on three or on all four sides with
marabout, is the practical winter veil.
Marabout matches or contrasts with
the veil, either being attractive.
Automobile wells are of chiffon
cloth, fine marquisette or grenadine
with plain or printed borders, in rib
| bon effects. II is now the fad to
use the kind that are waterproof.
Granny bags or reticules will soon
undoubtedly come in, for the newest
models are fast approaching that
genre. Some are rounded off, some
are fat and square, all are much en-
broidered.
Wells with fancy meshes. and dotted
with chenille, are advancing in favor,
and it is only a question of n few
months when we shall see the vel
vet or chenille dot or spot in uni
versal use.
Long embroidered scarfs of net, sill
vered, with silver-bead fringe on
the ends, are draped over a founda-
ton of white satin, using the fringe
for the sleeves, shoulders, tunic-edge
and sash.
Evening journal., 1911-02-17

Everyone who is troubled with sore,
sweaty or tender feet-swollen feet
smelly feet, CONS, callouses or bun
ions can quickly make their feet well
now. Here is instant relief and
lasting permanent remedy-it's called
TIZ. TIZ makes sore feet we'll and
swollen feet are quickly reduced TO
their natural size. Thousands OF
ladies have been able to wear shoes
a full size smaller with perfect COM
fort.
It's the only foot remedy ever made
which acts on the principle of draw
ing out all the poisonous exudations
which cause sore feet. Powders and
other remedies merely clog up the
pores. TIZ cleanses them out and
keeps them clean. works right off.
You will feel better the very first time
it's used. Use it a week and you can
forget you ever had sore feet. There
is nothing on earth that can compare
with IT, TIZ is for sale At all drug
gists 25 cents per box or direct n
YOU wish from Walter Luther Dodge
a Co. Chicago. Ill.
Evening journal., 1911-02-17

42-inch, Atwood Storm Serge, with
harline stripe, in cream and black,
navy and white and black and white,
regular SIC value; for this sale only,
at .-.............-.. .OoC
54-inch Mohair in neat shadow check,
navy and black only, a regular Sl.S0
grade Beautiful, lustrous goods $50
44-inch, all-wool Panama Hopsacks,
Sl.00 value acknowledgements. 5yc
Specially reduced prices on our COM
plete line of Serges More in demand
than ever.
Our SOC quality SOC, SO inches.
Our Csc quality, Csc, A inches.
Our SIPS quality, CSC, 50 inches.
In black and navy
Black Voiles, very special at
Csc, CSC and $1.S5
Selling agents for the celebrated No.
Is Serge, in navy, black, garnet, &c.
Advertised in all the leading fashion
journals Ask TO see quality IS at 75c
One continuous array of specially
r. I'd Silks, making unprecedented
values.
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
BIG SALE OF SUITS.
JacOby Store VIII Inaugurate Sale
at Reduced Prices.

The Jacoby New Daylight Depart
ment Store at 224-226 Market street
will inaugurate one of the largest suit
sales tomorrow morning ever held by
this firm. Their entire stock consist
ing of about 300 Women's. Misses
and Juniors Tailor-made Suits. mostly
this seasons goods, will be offered to
the public at extremely low prices. In
some cases suits will be sold for the
price of the lining.
The Jacoby store conducts this sale
annually and 1t has been successful in
the past. The sale will last until every
suit is sold and IL is certain that many
shoppers will take advantage Of this
opportunity.
Evening journal., 1911-02-17

ting among the baldheads before
many years.
Fight the enemy with Partisan
Sage. Miller Drug Company guaran-
tees it to eradicate dandruff, destroy
the germs, stop itching scalp, or
money back. Is that good enough for
you? Large bottle 80 cents at Miller
Drug Company, and druggists every
where. The girl with the Auburn
hair is on every bottle and carton.
Evening journal., 1911-02-17

White and cream Venise Insertions,
narrow and wide, prices from 2Oc to
Sl25 per yard.
Embroidery Insertions, nainsook and
batiste, prices lac to S1.5O per yard.
Black allover Laces and Nets. prices
S1.15 to Sc. A beautiful and varied
assortment.
Allover Laces, Venise and Net,
cream and white, is inches, prices from
75c to Sc per yard.
A beautiful line of allover Embroid-
ery, 20 inches wide, from 75c to $500
per yard.
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
GIRLS KIMONO WITH YOKE, $685..
Perforated for Sac0ue Length. To
Be Made With Long or Three
Quarter Sleeves


Be Made With Long or Three
Quarter Sleeves.
The Hmono that is full and joined
to plain yoke is a thoroughly COM
Portable one and a favorite among
the younger girls. This one can be
made in full or in sacque length as
liked. The sleeves can be left free, as
shown, or they can be made long and
gathered into bands. All the mate
rails that are used for negligees are
appropriate, and cotton crepe, China
silk, lawn, batiste, challis, cashmere,
all belong in the list. For the bands,
any contrasting material can be used,
but this kimono is made of figured
crepe with bands of silk.
The kimono consists of the yoke,
that is cut in one piece, fronts and
back. The full portions are gathered
and Joined to the yoke and the sleeves
are inserted in the armholes. The
trimming band for the neck and front
edge is double and rolled over TO give
the collar effect
For the ten year size will require 5
yards of material % inches wide, 1-2
yards &c. or IA yards A inches wide,
with l is yards of silk for the band
for the long kimono. For the short
kimono will be needed 2 IL yards Of
material q inches wide, 1 "a yards
f36 or / 5-8 yards a., with "a yard Of
silk for bands.
The pattern No. $685. is cut in sizes
for girls of 6. s, 10 and IL years Of
age. II will be mailed to any address
/ by the fashion department of this
paper on receipt of ten cents. Of I'M
haste send an additional two cent
stamp for letter postage, which in
sures more prompt delivery)
The above pattern and other May
Manton Patterns described In THE
I EVENING JOURNAL and all tho pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained
for 10 cents from
SMITH-ZOLLINGER co..
ilh and Market Sis.
Evening journal., 1911-02-17

OduuTuH bti ult
your vau It s
would be full TO
overh o W / n &
with ell o W
gold.
The proverb-
tal little busy
bee is a cheap
piker alongside
of the dandrun
germ when IL
comes TO work.
If you have
dandrun today
and don't start
an Q n erg t ic
warfare on the
& er m S h a I
cause dandruh
you have a fine
chance of sit
Evening journal., 1911-02-17

Compare this high-grade candy at
Coo the pound with any other make
OF sl.0O candy. You will find Fen
way the best Made in Boston and
sold only az. Danforth's Drug Store,
Market and Second streets The
ReXau Store
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
Specials From the Ladies Glove
Department for Saturdays Selling

i-casp Cape Gloves in tan, grey and black,
regular price 81; special at ...... .S9c
l-cIasp tan Cape Gloves, regular price Sl.50;
special at ......,...... +...Sl.l9
2.clasp tan and black Kid Gloves, regular
ST IS and ST so; special at .............. soc
lz-button and l6-button length tan P. K.
Gloves; special at ..............,..., Sl.S9
2.clasp, silk lined, Cashmere Gloves, regular
nrice soc: special at Observation-Disclosures 9c
Children5 Golf Gloves, regular price 25c,
special at Observation-Disclosures. .lSc
l-button natural and white Chamois Gloves;
snecial 81. 90
2-clasp Misses Chamois Gloves natural and
white. regular price ST 90; special at -. SOC
Ladies Golf Gloves, regular pi.ce z5c; spe-
cial at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .lyc
Childrens Mittens in pink, white and blue;
special at Observation-Disclosures. .15c
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
Muslin Underwear

Flannelette Gowns, balance of winter
stock, pink or blue stripe or plain white,
regular ST and $l25, now ... 75c
Dressing Sacques, broken sizes, in
striped fannelette, regular soc and
Sl.00, now ............-. QUO
Sacques, Persian effects and stripes
pink, blue or red, high or kimono neck,
regular S1O0 to $3.50, now .... Csc
Flannel Robes, fitted or kimono style,
good colors and sizes, SIPS TO Sl.75
quality. now ............9S csc
Evening journal., 1911-02-17

To admire and envy beauty is natu-
raj. To do nothing toward preserving
or improving your beauty is pure ne
glect. The occasional use Of Pom
peian Massage Cream will not only
Evening journal., 1911-02-17

Embroidery Flouncings, p and 81
inches wide, 75c, Sl.15, $L25, $3.50
and $3.50 per yard
Silk Embroidered Bands on net;
many beautiful patterns, 39c to St.00
Corset Cover embrodsries, prices
25c to S1.50 per yard.
Val. Laces and Insertions to match,
40c 10 81 a piece.
L;lep and Cotton Laces and Inser-
tons prices &c and &c per yard.
We have a grand, beauufIs assoTi-
ment snd invite you TO inspect our
showing.
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
Special

Waists, made of best grade Taffeta
and Messaline, colors black, navy, grey,
broken lots and sizes, regular Sc and
Waists, made of good Taffeta, various
styles and coIors, regular 81 and IS; to
close ............... S2-5O
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
Little Microbes
MAKE BIG BALD SPOTS
Dandruff, Falling Hair, Itching Scalp
and Badness All Caused By
DsDdruff Germs.

If you, dear reader, could work as
ceaselessly, as persistently and vigor-
ously night and day as doth the little
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
Perfumery and Stationery Departments

Pumery Department complete line of Extracts Sache
and Tooth Preparations manuu
country right
ohoou
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
Dress Department
Main Aisle.

lS-inch Taffetas, in about is colors
and black, value 55c ............. 3Se
lS-inch Louisines in monotone
checks and stripes, soc value .... .3Sc
2O-inch Jap Wash Silks, in 20 styles,
59c value ................. DOC
27-inch Black China Silk, about 200
yards in all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
is-inch Messalnes, in $3.50, shades
for street and evening wear, value 5Se
at acknowledgements. l5c
24-inch Silk Pongee, in natural color,
genuine CSC value ............... 4Sc
36-inch silk warp Eoliennes in old
rose, cadet, lilac cream, CSC value. 49c
26-inch Messalines and Louisines,
overchecks and foulard effects, superb
styles, values SlO0 and SIPS .... Csc
36-inch washable Jap Silks, in light
grounds, With two-tone stripes, value
Sl.OO .................. csc
pieces 27-inch natural Shantung
Silk, value SOC ...........-. Csc
Evening journal., 1911-02-17

In cur basement for Saturday you
will lind that you can save great deal
of money.
10 dozen Brooms, good corn, strings
regular 40c; spc.isl 49,. ....... 25c
Special soc Brooms, tomorrow .34c
Herd wood Step Ladders, 5 and 6
foot iron braced, regular Sl.25 and
$l.50; special .......9oc and S.OS
Hard maple Bath Seats, rubber ends
regular 81; special ............. .6Sc
Special Rayo Nickel Lamp with white
shade, regular price SLIGO; special,
at .-............. - pA.O9
Special Colonial Glassware sale in
basement for Saturday.
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
Lace Department Attractions

ladies been well prepared the demands of
having everything that's and beautiful ranging in price
Evening journal., 1911-02-17

Roger & Gallet Vera Violet Sl.25
Roger & Gallet Violet De Parm 95c
Roger & Gallet Rice Powder Zoe
Roger & Gallet Face Powder SOC
Roger & Gallet Toilet Water S5c
Houbigant Ideal Extract, o., SIZE
Houbigant Toilet Water, o.. soc
Colgates Extracts, all prices.
Colgates Toilet Waters -. 25c, SOC
Colgates Tooth Powder ~ l5c, 25c
Colgates Tooth Wash ....... Zoe
Hudnut's Violet Sec Toilet Water, 75c
Hudnut's Extreme Violet .75c
Riker's Toilet Waters ..... 25c
Riker's Tooth Powder ....... 15c
Riker's Cold Cream 800. 25c, SOC
Azurea Sachet ............... 6Oc
Dear Kiss Sachet, OF. ..... S1.50
Evening journal., 1911-02-17
Saturday Specials in Shoe Department


$780,
$780, 1920 and $240 Every pair bargain.
special 2
special at S6su rev pairs OF oooS $500
Bows gun metal Shoes sizes # Shoes
10 l2 special SIPS cheap Sl6O
Evening journal., 1911-02-17

make you look your best today, bur
will also keep you and keep your good
looks long after the neglected woman
has become wrinkled and homely-
Don't envy a good complexion; use
Pompeian and have one
In our Stationery Department you
will find a line of favors for dinner
parties, place cards and tally cards.
We have one of the finest and largest
lines Of Writing Paper in the city.
All prices. Also, large line of Denni-
sons Crepe Paper Table Cloths, Nap
kius and Lunch Sets.
On bargain table No. We have
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-21

Ill aplaudido artista Rafael Riera. bs
organlzado un espectaculo para el pro
xlmo tunes, dla de Pascua, en- Ell teatro
Municipal.
Contando con la cooperation de los
artlstas Conchita Pou, Joss de Arteco
ma Juan Nadal, pondra en- eseena "Los
chorros del ORC" de los insignes her
manos Quintero, y ell juguete c6mico,
Entire Doctores."
Vanas distingaidas senoritas de esta
capital prestaran sn concurso al ST..
Rlera, ejecutando un acto musical.
Ell programa sc completara con Va
rlas pel1culas sensacionales.
Como Sc We Sc trata de un espectacrt
10 lleno de amenidad, que ha de GUSTAV
sobremanera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-21
UNA GANGA

Qulen desee adquirir un mobiliario
para sala, compuesto de doee sillas,
cuatro sillones, dos bptacas, un sofa y
una meslta centric, MADEIRA curvada de
V1ena, tiene ahora propicia oportup5
dad.
Hay adenlas, una mesa y seis sillaa
para comedor; un guarda-eomidas. uy
chlnero, un tinajero con su piedra, III
filtro y una mesa con piedra marmol
para Ell servicio del comedor
Tambien puede adquirirse, una cana
de hero, para una plaza, y un lavab(.
Este mobiliario esta completament
nuevo puede verse, en- la casa miner
3S de la calle ae Tetuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-21

to que hasta ahora Sc ha .hecho RELATIVE
al trolley. Hace un breve parentesjy
para hacer constar que el no es nj ann
go NJ eDemigo 4 la Co1npaflla: cuando
DaJo de un CARO- electrico, senor presj-
dente, me tengo que desinfestar las ma.
| nos, tai es estado de suciedad de eso.
vehlculos.
Estlma ell senior Balbas QUE es una
question primordial la del trolley ~
que, como no esta defnida, segdn s.,
desprende de las manifestations he.
chas por algunos miembros de la Conn,
SION, debe suspenderse Ia asamblea has.
Ia q. sc tenga una base cierta de 10 ou4e
promote la companla del trolley, baio
contrato.
Gree que Sc trata De regular 4 esa
Nompanla, por un proeedi1niento ST.
breptlcio, ell terreno para instalar ST.
doole via. La ley es vaga en- este sen.
tldo y la companla 10 mismo pueds
o1recer nno que Glen mill d6lares. Con.
ctuye defendiendo el informe de los
propietarios.
Este asnnto origina una extensls;ma
ascension en- la que interviewer los &C.
nores Balbas, Torres, del Vale, Wilson
y Castro de la cual sc SAGA facilmen+.,
Ia conclusion dc que la compafiia del
Trolley no ha ofrecido NADIA pract;co
es decir, no ha senalado la cantidaf,
con que contribuye para las obras de,
ensanchc, pues todavia no Sc fla rean;-
DO la Jnnta de directories para acor.
darlo.
Sobre ell asunto de Ia yaloraci6n H..
los terrenos tambien Sc e1iscute entre
los senores Perez Pierret, Balbas. Goe.
naga Larrinaga por ententler los nr;.
meros que ell promedSo es exsgno. 81
senior Larrinaga les exphe6 que q solo
hlzo Urn ealculo aproxi1nasse.
(saHhnna en- IA =. p,ana.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-21

proyectado por los positivos benefcios
que ha de reportarle.
San Juan, P R., Diciembre 10 de
1911.
Presidentes: Honorario, Francisco de
?. Acuna.-Efectivo, Arturo Guerra
Vccales: Juan Cortines,, Juan Apella.
nis.-Emilio S.. Ginorio-Jose Mendfn
SecretariO,
Aure1iano Ferrer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-21
La vista p1blica
de aver

Como sc anunci6 oportunamente
aver, 4 las tres de la tarde, empezo el
los salones del Consejo .EjecutiNo; J
ante. la Comision nombrada para ehten-
der en- ell ensanohe de la carretel.a dc
Santurce, compuesta de los se6ore<
Del Vale wilson por el Consejo Eje.
cutivo, Jose g: Torres y Jose de Ella
oula1 por, Ia Camara. de Delegates, F.
Ponte, .alcalde. INFERNO de San Juan.
por ell Municipio, >el autor del plano
Tulio Larrinaga, y como Secretario
Pedro de Castro, la vista p1blica con
cedida para que los propietarios y ha-
bitantes de Santurce informasen acer~
ca del 'proyecto.
La concurrencia fue numeros1sima !:
todas las 'silias GGstinadas al p1blico
estaban ocupadas por propietarios del
important1simo barrio.
Preside la asamblea ell senor del Va
lie quien, tras breves palabras informa-
twas de 10 que ALI Sc va tratar, de-
clara alberta la session y pregunta 81
hay quien aela6se hscer aaso de4la pala-
ora, suplicando,. que sea 10 mas breve
|y concise possible.
FL senor Pedro de Castro dice que
por ell Presidente de la Liga de Propie-
tarios le fue entregado un escrito para
Ir1e hiciese Ell favor de leerIo Ia asam-
blea, as1 10 hace. En- ese escrito, CO.
nocido va de nuestros lectores, Sc abo-
ga por la reduction del ensanche en-
cinco metros v centlmetros, sea 10
cOncedldo la companla del trolley,
pues este, 81 bien beneficial al p1blico,
mas beneficial la Companla, teniendo
en- cuenta ademas que hecha esta reduc-
cion en- el ancho sc economizaria una
gran cantidad de terreno que la Liga
valera en- mas de ciento setenta mil
dollars
Ell doctor del Vale explica al senior
Larrinaga sus deseos de que haga un
resumen de su labor en- este asunto de
trascendental importancia.
Don Tulio Sc levanta dice que tiene
escrita una memoria de toda su labor,
pero que no le da lectura por ser de-
maslado extensa, cosa esta que, no tan
solo cansarla la. atenci6n del p1blico,
sino que robarla un tempo preciosisi-
mo los lnformantes. Sc limita, pues,
4 hacer un resumen. Manifesto que la
base del proyectado ensanche es vein
tldos metros ochenta cent1metros, sea
10 fijado por la Camara. Explica que
La finalidad del escrito de la Liga de
Propietarios es suprimir Ia doble via
del trolley, a 10 que Sc opone como ha-
bitante y propietario de Santurce, y Sc
ratlfica en- la ley de Ia Camara Argu-
menta que ell ensanche es imprescin-
dible, de absolute necesidad; esta Sc
guro de que no hay quien no olga que
no debe hacerse pues ESQ seria cerrar
los ojos la luz. Cree que los veinti-
tres metros de ensanche son todayla
pocos dado Ell gran aumento de la po-
blacl6n, y que de no hacerse aquel, den
tro de cinco aiios Sc estara frente & nm
horroroso conficto por Ia congestion
de trafico. Defiende la doble via del
trolley, y cree que es imprescindioIe,
pues existiendo Sc evitarian muchos ac-
cidentes. Hace notar que no es amigo