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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-28
saekache. Headaehe. Nervousness

and rheumatism. both in men and
women, mean kidney trouble Do not
allow it to progress beyond the reach
Of medicine, but stop it promptly with
Foley Kidney Pills. They regulate the
action of the urinary organs Tonic in
good Co.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-28

J. \. Lacey, a property holder here,
formerly a resident. died at Danver's.
Mass, where he has been steward at
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The wood sawyers on the Owen s.
Smith lot have sawed 100, 900 feet of
lumber during the past three weeks
The largest tree they have sawed was
a chestnut Eve feet in diameter hear
the butt They expect to get all the
wood they want from the lot in the
rext two weeks.
Vandals have taken the signs down
from the front of the Conant nropertx
on Chapel Hill. Constable Kinney has
heen put on the case.
Auto Sells for s25.
There was a fair sized crowd at the
Thomas auction in Bozrahville last
week The articles were sold cheap
Nathan Gilman, owner OF the shoddy
mill, bought the automobile for S25
Mrs. Charles Thorpe of Montville
was a recent guest of Mrs. Hugh Nc
Council.
Carl SEWN finished his season as as
sistant gardener at Rockcliff Satur-
day.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-28

New Ertain.=Prof Waldo s. Pratt
of Hartford will give the second of ton
musical lectures in the Teachers clubs
course this tTuesday1 evening al s
o'clock for the New Britain institute.
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a Trip to Cuba

F. Walden Wright, divisional engi-
neer of the state highway department.
leaves Putnam today (Tuesday) for a
ten DAYS trip to Cuba, sailing from
New York Wednesday on the steamer
Moro Castle. He goes with his faith
er. DR.. +. ". Wright Of New Haven.
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SKELETON UNIDENTIFIED.
Has Been Given Into Custody of Sc
Iectnnen for Burial.

Unidentified, the skeleton of the man
found dead recently in the woods in
Coroner A. @. Bill 10 the selectmen OF
the town for burial. There is mot much
prospect that the mans identity viii
ever be fixed.
Praise for Ponfret's Team.
An, item in a Boston paper OF Mon
dav. in connection with a picture OF
the football team of Noble and Green
ough includes a comparison of that
teams work with other private
schools in the vicinity Of Boston. and
also with the team of Pomfret school,
with which =. and c. played a tie. The
cate that PomFets team is one of the
very best for 1911 of any in the cir
Gle in which it plays
Guests of S. of v. Camp.
Camp Georse w Cbilds, s. of v,
held a meeting at which members OF
in Danielson We're present Refresh
ments We're served and a social hour
held that was very much enjoyed.
To Play Putnam Thursday.
Danielson's fast team of basketball
playersis to be here Thanksgiving aft
ernoon for game with Putnam in
Hammond hall. This will be the sec
ond game. and Will probably be a fast
one.
Thanksgiving day for a visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Tay-
lor.
Yale men in Putnam, and Harvard
men. too, were unanimous Monday in
expressing disappointment over the
outcome of the big football game IN
Cambridge. Saturday win, one way
or the other, would have been mere
desirable to all the grads
Superior Court Session Today.
session of the superior court here to-
day (TuesdayD. The business pending
promises to occupy sll the regular ses-
sion days of the week While some of
cradle moment, none is of general in
terest.
HORSE THIEVES CAUGHT.
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yENTlC HAPPENINGS.
One Hundred Thousand Fee of Lunn
Der Sawed-VandaIs Damage Prop
ertV.
Big Saving Contract.

Miss Eleanor Walsh of Norwich
spent Sunday at Pine Tree cottage
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PUTNAM

Death of j. N. Lacey-Unidentified
Skeleton to Be Buried-Men Who
Stole Horse from Charles NJ. FaIes
of AttIeboro Arrested-HeId in 81 900
Bonds Each.
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HORSE THIEVES CAUGHT.

Henry Hall and Edward Mason in Jail
in Default of 81 900 Bonds Each.
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DANlELSoH

Coroner Holds D. &. Jette BIameless
for Death of John Riley-Unfortu-
nate Man Had Been Drinkins-Ster
ling Man Timed for Violating Liquor
Law-Coon Hunters Return with
Four.
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cromweIi.-A postal = lvings bank
viii be opened at the eD-ss smweh post
office on Dec. Fl.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-28

Write or telephone W. j. Phillips -
A gent, New London. Conn. for state-<
70 ans and Information. jysid y
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

\ generally hrm tone was shown IN the
market tof outside securities. Considerable
strength developed in the higher priced IN
dustTial issues Speculation as whole
however, was light. United Cigar Manu-
facturers was the feature on increased
activities and the regular dividend declara-
ton advancing points from the previous
transactions with only a slight reaction.
Standard Oil was up > points and Ameri-
can Tobacco one point lntercontnental
Rubber was the active feature, advancing
nearly point on what looked to he good
buying United States Light a. Heating
common was in fair demand at a fractional
change In the mining list fluctuations
were within narrow limits with the tone
steady Chino. Inspiration. Greene -Cananea
and Ray Central were fairly active. The
silver issues were dull with the exception
OF Mckinley DarraSh which ruled firm.
Bonds were quiet but generally firm. De-
folIOtV
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The existence OF an active odd lot mar
ket i'm PETERBOROUGH preferred for more
than four hours before the stock was
quoted on any other exchange was a feat.
,ire OF the dealings on the Consolidated
Exchange The opening price was 55i.,
with the high 55as the low 5i's and the
closing * So far as the general list was
concerned the most activity was in the
forenoon and just before the close in the
late afternoon. The market. however. was
broad in respect 10 the number or dinerent
securities changing hands fifty issues
being rep escnted by transactions. There
was further picking up by commission
houses of fractional lots OF wide variety
of these spoCialties as well as the standard
early in the day. was opposed TO an ad-
vance and the selling by room traders
impaired relative sOftness compared with
the Stock Exchange. Detailed operations
fol
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. Money on call
cLened at q. per cent; highest. ~ per
cent. lowest 2L per cent; closing, per
cent: cent: ruling iS' rate. Il per cent Time money
showed a tendency toward increasing
ease but business was light. Rates, S..
per cent for sixty and ninety days. SHt
and for four. FIVE and six months isar, Mer,
camille paper was more active, the output
6,ing larger. Rates, 4d4z per cent for
sixty, and ninety days indorsed bills astbs; Re;
ceivable. and choice four TO SIX monlns
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
exchange market opened strong and at
The end OF the first hour had SHOWN an
advance of about &c when cables were
quoted at 1854 Ss05 demand sterling at
{S5ssGi $50 and 60-day bills at 4.S2tz Short
francs we're around $50 less lis and
ehort reiChsmarks 947. plus l-32. The mar
bet held steady in the afternoon, with rates
maintained around the mornings top lever;
Gables were quoted at 4.s6dl.S60o, demand
sterling at 4s5s0d4. 1855 and e0-day bills at
4 81 Short francs held around 6.20N plus
i-3s and short reichsmarks sFs plus l-32.
Rznkers' pOsted rates follow
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
CENTRAL PACIFIC s ALL WAYCU
Ihrse & OMAHA ( Psy { ent HcYleage Bonds

Notice is hereby given that. pursuant TO the
provisions Of Article Nine of the mortgage trom
this Company 10 the United States Trust Com
pany Of New York. Trustee. dated August J,
1889. this Company has set apart out OF the net
income derived by II from the lines Of railroad
therein mOrtgnged the Of Twenty-Five thou
sand dollars In trust TO be used TO redeem sald
bonds and that bonds issued under said mort
kaye VIII be redeemed Herewith Bids are
hereby invited for the surrender Of such bonds
AT prices to be named by the bidders 10 the
amount Of 2J.+l5.4l I'm the Sinking Fund.
Such bids should be presented to this Com
pany at Its Office, l20 Broadway. In the city OF
New York, on or before he let day of Febru-
ary. 1871. at twelve o'clock noon, and should he
endorsed Bids for Surrender Of Central Pacific
Railway Company Three and One-hllf Per Cent.
Bonds
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
By n. : LOVETT. President
New York December % 1910
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
REORGANIZATION
OF
Central Foundry Company


Of New York the depoita under sad
Copies Of the said dota Of the
the Company Ltd In London
all of Foundry
the Foundry Company and viii
Of its probable earnings Inc new
Foundry the floating debt Of the subsidiary
andp considerable sum for desirable Improvement"
preferred
their bonds and interest TO ieoruay H. @
will likewise receive
which their claims respectively sna DC Po'e'
with Of common stock - ir s..
whether preferred or common VII
deposdng certificates
INC ne rond ., the amount
r cent and in the case Of the
% ~ the Cen, oandry company deposited respectively Thus
depoin 100 shares Oh STOCK s
panw reorganiza'on' "a
sokhoder shareS anu
common oc" .oo - o,
commission OF sSoO OF S neS pre- pre-
und"re the above mentioned ps'
requn of sockho
reorganization the only course when
the gTsd9s @ % the SaISn S % T @
upon 9udaion bankruptcy would be less than sr ng i9ns n yaus
willing continue The s TGSe eshe r the tors % anu ~
DEPOSIT @sd T ,Geany under @e of % SeS ta
ds5sq5%5ss G5 a% an% M m become @ Hi
a G % gas ans 6a oT HiG @ | on 1 Psnq,rs
Ea sIs as Ds5%st sGHnston ny @ a
& s Of tas na ebanuss Sa G @
@ aS FsPTOsyy @ % deSolSs S G % s 0S ] sy
@ mPpP!sd ] Tsds by comny @ GS S & TP<
Vg @% Rfns @% e1cs E3fc dcppst
TsSpa o, @ ] S @ S slsntsd % 1 s
tsso% s1 sa N sna @sSG0s s Stamped Ss5"s % S With
JAZZ Nv S %1 Ts Barring sos9sP o Of NSS cemga S
] L2m a be %5 % @ or I ART
securities or 5 b the
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
rI rau,an - aoLHs T sis ."'' a' -'

madam Pacific was IL higher at 20i&s
Grand Trunk 5s lower At 2ias
Money was IN good demand to-day.
Rising discount rates and continued gold
exports had a rather depressing effect on
the stock market and caused realizing
and lower prices I'm most sections. Ca
madam Pacific, Mexican rails and diamond
shares We're the only firm issues
American securities opened about un-
changed and during the forenoon advanced
or fair buying. Light Wall Street support
maintained the gains I'm the late trading
and the market closed steady.
Call money I'm London. 2i2G23, per cent.
open market discount rates for short bills
3H HG3l2 Per cent: long bills. 3ian3 9-l6 per
cent: Berlin discount rate. 3i2 per cent;
Paris discount rate, 81, per cent. Paris eX-
change on London. % francs % centimes: !:
Berlin exchange on London. p marks IS
pfennigs Bar gold rs 9i.d, and Ameri-
can eagles. I6s sid.
Berlin. Jan. 6.-Trading was active on the
Boerse. At the start prices we're lower,
but the market reacted later and closed
frmer
Paris. Jan S-Three per cent rentes
closed 1919 centimes higher at 97 francs 52ie
ccntimes. Prices we're firm on the Bourse.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto par;
Chicago. Zoe premium: San Francisco, sight
&c. telegraph &c: New Orleans. commercial
buying par, selling &c premium; 81. Louis,
lnc premium bid, 2oc premium asked; Sa-
vannah buying 3-16c discount. selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, ex-
changes S2e4 333. .49s balances S4,50s,AS; Bal
timoTe exchanges s6.143725, balances VIZ,
esS: Philadelphia, exchanges S2S,64so2l. pal
snces 81, ,563 291: Boston, exchanges s3II6l,-
.as balances s2,449.6ss; Chicago, exchanges
t;OS5sl l5l balances s3.401,0i1.
SILVER MARKET.-Co bar sill
Yer, 54gc: Mexican silver dollars. 45c bar
silver closed in London at % 3-l6, un-
changed
GOLD PREMTuM.-ln Madrid, 14o' LIS
bon
: MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
chanEe ON New York is quoted at 2Oll2.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
TO HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MORTGA1D
FIVE PER CENT BONDS OF THE WESl-
CHEgrEiR LIGHTING COMPANY

Notice Is hereby given. that In accordance
with the terms OF an agreement, dated July I-'
1901 between the Westchester Lighting com
pany the Consolidated Gas Company and others
whereby the latter Company guaranteed the pay
ment OF the principal and interest OF the aboNe
mentioned bonds. holders thereof may have the
guaranty stamped thereon and executed by the
Consolidated Gas Company. by presenting the
same at the National city Bank OF New YORK
50 Wall street. New York The guaranty Will be
In the following form:
Pursuant 10 the terms Of an Agreement.
dated July II. 1904 between the Nestchester
Lighting COMPANY the New York and West
chester Lighting Company. the United Gas I'm
provement Company the Consolidated Gas Com
pany Of New York and the Central Trust Com
pany Of New York. the Consolidated Gas
Company of New York hereby assumes anu
agrees T. pay the within bond OF the Westchester
Lighting Company and the interest thereon
when and as the same fal due respectively.
CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF NE"
YORK.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

Astor Place and Eighth Street
RroadNay and Spring street
Norfolk and Grand streets.
Avenue ID and Tenth street
Fifth Avenue and Nineteenth street
ROB West Forty-second Street
East Forty-second street
1,3th Street and LcnoX Avenue
I'D Street and Columbus Avenue.
,s,.t Street and st. Nicholas Avenue
PENNSYLVANIA Station.
Dey aud Church streets
broadway and Twenty -ei"hth street
"a Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
FINANCIAL ELECTIONS.
THE PLAZA BASf

New York. december 26th, 1910
,he Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders or
rHE PLAZA BANK will be held At its Bank
Ing House. 5Sth Street and Fifth Avenue, BOT
go CS Manhattan city of New York. on the
iOfh day OF January. 1911, at IL o'clock M,
fos TIE purpose OF slectinE fourteen directors
Tor the ensuing year and three inspectors OF
Election TO serve at the next Annual Neetins,
and 70. the transaction OF such other business
a. may properly come before said meeuns
Polls will remain open from II NJ. until i
y NJ Transfer books will be closed from De-
reniber 2gth. 1910 10 January 4th, lsll
E NJ CLARKE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there we're no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
Az CAR TRUSTS.
Durnis,ed BY swartsout g. Appenzelar No. 20
afr

Pine street,
Inter
Name. Maturity. est yielo'
Atlantic Coast Line p c, 1911 II -. 81
BIN Roch e. Pitts 4-4R c. l9l9-21.. ~ -
Central OF Georgia 4l2-3 pc, l91l-lI. ~
Central Of New Jersey p c. l0ll-1I. "a -.
Cles & Ohio 4 D G, 1911 lI........... 4H
chic & Alton p: C. 1911 l2.-. ht -
chic & East m 4iz 5 c. 1Sll-lI.... 81 -
Chic / & Pac 4iz-d c. 1911 "a. 90 ~
Gin Ham 4 Dayton Az 2 c, l9li-2O 51 -
1eiaWare a Hudson 4i7 c, 1872 go. "a 80
Yrie as p G.. l91l-'1I.... .......... 51z ~
Hooking Valley 49, c. lOld,so. > -
gudson Manhattan ; p G, 1911 10,
Kan L TT s & AZ c. l2ll-, ID. .. -.
Kan Cuy southern 4ig p c. Oll-l3.. % -
irhich Valley 4-4lz q, 1911 ....- IA -
Mis.,uri Pacific {. l9ll-'lI....... a52 -
Mobile & Ohio 80 p G, 1911 ll6. .... % ~
y y central Lines p C. 19n-'22. &c. "a 40
Norfolk e. Western { c. lHlltl6 60. 80 49s
pennsylvania 81 I p c, 1871 IL. IA 4.
stIS : = 80 = y G.. 1917 H.. 50 ~
DO guar & & 5 C. 1911 IL. =.
s.aboard Air Line ~ > p c. 1911 IL. 81 4s
soutrern py 3i4-44ig p G. i9l1-'21 50 ~
TlTglnian Ry : p e, iSli-'l9.......... ~ x
vahash 4k-5 p c. 1otl-2l. .......... 51 4s
Wheel & i Erie 4isS G. 19il-'22
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
Member of New York Clearing House
BRANCHES:

Broadway and ll3th street
Amsterdam Avenue and li3d Street
$40 Willis Avenue. Boro of the Bronx,
Court and Montague Streets. Brooklyn,
u FlatbuSh Avenue, Brooklyn.
Manhattan Il Grecnpoint AYES. Brooklyn
Broadway and Myrtle Ave-. Brooklyn,
~ Fulton Avenue. Astoria.
Jackson Avenue and Fourth Street.
Long Island City.
Borden Avenue and Front Street, Long
Island City.
IIG Main Street. Flushing.
New Brighton. Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Jan. 6.-Conscls closed Il loper
At n S-1s for money and - 7-l5 for account
Anaconda was unchanged at f5h Ca
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
MONEY IN CIRCULATION

Voss 81 1872 $50 3s6 SO i92 6i6 3l4 s3 l22 l9+ oos
Girculaton per capita, s9i 25 January .,
issa- sci 81. January . 1909 t35 c6; January
J. lsas $35 IS: January I, 1907. sS3 Is; January
4. 1875. s3l 50, January !, 1905, Si u; Janu-
fry l. 1904 $50 IS: January !, 1906 S29 45'
January !. 1862, s2s 50: January !, lSol'
SIS 49, January /, 1900, s25 70.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

the day. $4,000 shares compared with liS
for the corresponding day In 1910
sales January 10 January s. inclusive, n62i55
shares compared with 561o7 shares for the period
In
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

FURNISHED by charles u. Barney & c.. No. IS
Broad street. New York. and No, i22 South
tth street philadelpha.J
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van Schaick 6 Co, No. Wall
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
SAVINGS BANKS.
BOSTON STOCKS.

FINISHED by II. l.. Day & Co. No. 81 Wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
MA GIN ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
I Tk.e.m!asDe i
J.lGURE hSTO0S

Best Facilities for Executing OrdcrS.
SO Broad St., N. v, ofice overlooks Curo
81 Deyonsbire ~ Eo.ton. Private Wires
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

FRANKLIN L. BABCOCK. secretary. l,,.,.
81 wall Street. Ne" YORK CtS'
rOIINE LARKIN & RATHBONE'
RYRNE & CUTCHEOA,
80 Counsel
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by W y. Coler & Co. No. %
Cedar. street,
IArcrnrd IntrrcsI 10 be adhch.l

coupons interchanseahi. tReglstsred. tCau-
pons IRegistered and coupons.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

tFurnished by williams, Mcconnell Cole
man No. go Wall street.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-31
Paginas Femeninas
j.. CRONICA DE PARIS.

Sienpre que visito un gran taller
Sc me figura que la fantasia de los mo-
-distos va no Duede crear NADIA nue>c
sin hacer IN cambio radical de estiic :
pero hasta .el presente, siempre me he
equivocado. Confeso sinceramente que
:ahora deseo y connigo muchas perso
mas de buen gustol que su imagination
no Sc detenea en- la carrera empren,i-
da por el canine de las extravaga1,-
cias Ode NAL tono.(. porqne como Ia e.
peranza es 10 '>1t;mo que sc p;erdo g
cifro la mia Cn IA confianza Gle cue a
final De 'esa vc~oda estrecha y tortuo
sa donde tantas veces ha tropezado y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-31
ULTIMOS SUCESOS
information telegrafica.
MAYAGUEZ-::

i'm la estacion de Ia playa, en- ell
tren de pasajeros que venla para San
Juan, iban Eufemio Bocanegra y Luis
Lopez Diaz con pasaje pagado hasta
,dicha playa. Quisieron continuar via
lie sin pagar al cobrarles ell conductor
lie agredieron, teniendo que intrevenir
la policia hacer uso del rotten para
reducirlos la obediencia. Tamblcn Sc
-arrest6 a Juan Comas por intervenir
contra La polic1a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-31
CAGUAS:

En- la carretera que conduce de Ca
:guas a Cayey,. .el autom6vil No. 81 de
Mr.. T, B. Hatch, de San Juan, guiado
por ell chauffeur Mariana Casanova,
No. 212, arrastro a la seilora Anastasia
Delgado, causandole varias contusio-
mes. El Juez Municipal exigio a dl-
~cho chauffeur una fanza de 100000
para su libertad provisional. Ell estado
de la sonora es grave.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-31

Y
caido, encuentren campo ancho y
alberto cue les ofrezca ideas nuevas
para descansar de las fatigas pasa-
das. ST mi esperanza sc realiza, va Sc
ran pocas las horas malas. Ell voranO
sc llevara estrecheces y fojedades, y
para ell pr0ximo otono un camblo to-
tai de la moda nos ofrecera algo muy
bonito. Los artistas piensan' como los
politicos Ell otro d1a me decla unO,
quiza ell 1nico que no va con La CO.
rriente: ''Es necesario dejarlos llegar
hasta ell final, que ell p1blico, hartc de
excentricidades venga a mi, y enton-
ces mis- modelos con su exquisite ele-
gancia, seran unanimemente procla-
madOs'
Los vestidos por ell momento, hasta
que llegue la reaccion deseada, siguen
siendo estrechos por abaJo y anchos
por arriba ''Le reve du jour- es abo-
lir los cinturones. Las faldas en- un cos
tado en- ell centric, todas Sc abren So
bre otra falda de distinto color. I'm
detalle nuevo y bonito: ''l'empiece-
ment' del delantero sube hasta des-
cansar sobre los hombros, y la parte
superior de las mangas parece hecha
de lln solo pedazo desde ell cuello. Sc
ven mucho menos cuerpos sin cuello !;
casi todos 10 tiene de tul liso 8 point
d esprit
Para los ''tailleurs ademas de las
telas de dos caras, Sc usa con prefe-
rencia a ningllna otra Ell sarah a
crosses cotes,' mas nuevo que ell Iii
berty' y de mejor resultado. La mez-
ella del bolero y ell estilo Directorio no
ha tenido exito, sin duada por ser in
dispensable una fgura especial para
nevar esa Etoilette''. Las mangas muy
largas, con vuelillos de encajes que ca
81 cubren la mano, incluso en- las blusas
de batista.
Antes de terminar dire algo de SOM
breres. va he descrito ''le bonnet dra-
pc" la -''toque'' hgera, adornada con
llns gran lazo fantasia de p1uma, tan
pia'a n,idal: que solo la aparicion de
coches abiertos la he permitido alter
mar con sus companeros: pues es tai su
elevation. que dentro de la berlina no
era possible colocarla Los sombreros,
chiquitos, verdaderas monadas que re-
cordaban los grandes, pero remiendo
la gracia de que aquellos carecen. Las
enormes pamelas de ala plana, muy
atractivas para la gente joven, esos
otros en- forma de caperuza, tambien
may originates
Despues de todo este. Sc presenta
ahora una nueya forma, de dlmenslO-
nes colosaies. Por delante tres plat -,
recuerdsa los casos romanos avanzan-
do sCbre la frente; luego, al ala,
bastante ancha, Sc afade una copa, co.
iocada hacia atras, completando la Ii
nea fuyante ell adorno, que parece que,
rer esoaparse. Su peril extrano y ode
routant; pero como Sc atreveran muy
pocas a ponGrseo, es probable que Ile-
grlc d ser consagrado por la suprema
elegancla.
Las cintas vuelven d recuperar su
puesto, sobre todo en- los sombreros
de mal}ana Las flores siguen la fanta
ela }a la estaclon, y son gigantescas
lillputiensos Ell termino medic no Sc
aanite,
Condesa D'Armonvilie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-31
JAYUYA:

Fue encontrado ahorcado en- un ar
bol Solomon Rodriguez Cast illo
De la n'restigaci6n practicable Sc des-
prende que es un suicide.
AGUAS BUENAS:
Dolores Perez Solano fue escalado
'en su habitaci6n l'o5andole cuarenta y
>sdos dollars
MONOVIS:
En- la manana de aver, en- el barrio
<' San Lorenzo, Sc ahog0 en- una que
hrada Ia nina Paula Rodriguez de dos
amos de edad
JUNCOS:
En ell barrio "Lirios'' Aurelia Toro
puso fin il su vida ahorc3ndose de un
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