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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18
UN SUICIDE

Aver Sc suicide en- Barros, disparan-
dose un tiro en- la sien derecha, Jaime
Diaz, quien falleci0 en- ell acto. Sc TO-
moran los motives de su tragica reso-
lucion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18
Un delito grave

Aver fue arrestado en- Aguadilla,
Nicomedes Velen Vendrell, acusado de
UNI delito grave inferido en- la nina de
cinco alos Carmen Cordero. Vendren
MEGA en- absolute el hecho que Sc lie i'm
puta. .sf :. z:;:Fa +lfh
, :se. = .Nk4E:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18
Il Dr.. c. Muhoz Daz

farslclpa a su numerosa clientele quR
MA Las horas de 1 & 3 de Ia tarde, para
Ia consulta diaria, en- los altos del Ns,
81 de Ia ealle de Tetuan, donde tiene q.
sablecido GIL despacho professional.
Telefonos No. 326 y 1917. 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18
NOTICIAS

En- Ponce fue arrestado aver Rober-
to Alvizu, supuesto autor del escalo
verificado en- ell establecimiento de
sBallestez Sumaza.''
En- esta semana sc haran los nombra-
mientos de los dos concejales que han
de cubrir las vacantes del Concejo
Municipal de esta ciudad.
Comqnican de Barros, que han sido
arrestados en- ell barrio ''Damian Arri-
ba'' Guadalupe Burgos y Candido
Cintron, quienes sostuvieron una ri
ma sangrienta, saliendo ambos heridos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18

La compail1a de bufos cubanos sigue
actuando en- La PerIa, con la mas fran
ca acogida del publico.
Ell genera de parodias que parece
constituir su gran especialidad, es de
10 mas divertido
Raul del Monte Sc ha hecho aqul po-
pularlsimo, pues es un actor de una Wis
comica insuperable, y el solo solo es ca
paz de mantener la atencion del publ
co durante ell tempo que duran los es-
pectaculos, que siempre Sc celebran con
un lleno complete.
La compania secnnda con acierto a
Raul del Monte, y salen a ovaci0n por
noche, Blanca Vazquez y Consuelo No
yoa, dos tiples de mucho cartel Ell la Ha-
bana, verdaderas estrellas del g6nero.
Hay Ell el elenco, muy apreciables ele-
mentos que cooperan con singular acier-
to al tritlnfo l1nanime de la compan1a
! Los bufos, despues de Ponce, trabaja-
ran en- Mayaguez Y luego en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-18
PONCE AL DIA

Los 6ufos SON tr5umfos-Los festejos Sc
ceJebram.-AsambJea cafetera.-Ah'e-
dedor de assag crisis.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23

said and that It will warrant and de-
TEND ihe same agar st The lawful
cia ms and demands, III all persons
And said srantor las made. constituted
and appointed aid BY these presents
does make, Constitute and appoint said
ySranless Its Successors and assigns, It's
true. and lawful attorney or attorneys
for II and in Its name, place and stead
or IN the name of said Quicknick-
Nsndham misunderstanding company, its
successors or assigns. To Receive col
lect, Sue for or respver to it's or their
own use all and every debt. demand or
other claim TO which it is now or may
hereafter be in any way entitled, here
~ giving and granting unto its said
attorney, its SUCCESSORS and assigns,
1uH power and authority to do and
perform all and every act and thing
Wn3tsoAVer requisite and necessary to
be done In ahd about the premises as
fully 10 all interests and purposes az it
might or could do if personally pres
ent, with full power of substitution
and revoca ton. hereby ratifying and
confirming all that its said attorney
or substitute shall lawfully do or cause
to he done by virtue hereof.
In witness whereof the said Wind
ham manufacturing company has
hereunto caused its corporate name to
be subscribed. and its corporate seal
to be hereto affixed by John II. Ham
blt. its treasurer. thefeunto duly au-
thorized, this first day of May. A. D.,
1911, and duly executed in presence of
Edward p. Jastran, notary public. All
of the above has been duly acknowl
edged according to law.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23
DANiELSON
Clark Branch Wedding-BalI Game
With X. n. S. Alumni Today
Graduating Exercises of High
SchooI-CIass Day Events.

Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Greener, their
daughter. Bertha Marion Branch, YVES
united In marriage with Ernest d.
Clark of washington. d. c., Rev. w.
.. SWafieId officiating. Miss Branch
is a graduate of Ki1lingly High school,
class of 1904, and Of WilliInantic Ner-
NAL school, class of 1906. Mr.. Clark
is Yale graduate, class of 1907, Shelf
field, and class of 1908, Forestry, and
is now in the employ of the United
States forestry service. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark left in the afternoon for a short
stay at the home Of Mr.. Clark iii
Cornwall, among the Berkshire hills,
after which it is expected they will go
to Washington and will probably
spend the summer in the mountains
of West Virginia,
x. H. S. VS.. Alumni.
There promises to be a very inter-
esting baseball game this afternoon at
the DayviIie grounds. One team is the
high school nine. The other is made
up of alumni members of the school
who have caught about everything ex-
cept a baseball during the past year.
However. the ex-players are expecting
to give the school team a good trim
ming They have strong battery
and will count on them to help make
the school teams score look like O..
The following is the lineup for both
A1umni-Brunsdon c. Hea1ey, Mar
land o, Marion h. w Marland 2b,
Burns 30. Blake IS, S. Marland IF,
Bailey ct. Rainville If.
K H. S.-Colvin G. Kent p, West 1b,
O'Neii 2b. Gagnon 3b, J. Marland SIS,
Allen IF. Schockett CT Bugbee If.
Taft VS.. Tri-ViIlaee.
TaftviiIe plays the Village nine
in the Eastern Connecticut league at
Dayvil1e tomorrow afternoon.
CPS Reunion.
The class of 1902 of KilIingly High
school has arranged to hold a reunion
at Wildwood park this afternoon. The
class will make A. G. Bits cottage at
the lake their { headquarters, where
lunch and amusefnents viii be proxid-
. ed. There will be dancing at the lake
pavilion. The members of the class
are Robert X Bennett Catherine D.
AyIward, George f. Rawson John F.
Dunn Edwin B. Stone, Grace z.
Bowen Kenworthy, Herbert G. Cha Sc,
Arthur r. Paine, Ray ". Pellet.
Reunion of 1909.
The class of 1909. Killingly High
school, will hold a reunion in Gallup
hall tomorrow evening. From till
games and amusements viii entertain
the members. Dancing and refresh
ments are to follow and will continue
till midnight.
The class has membership of SO
the largest ever graduated from the
Kiliingly High school The following
is the committee in charge of the af-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23

presented the diplomas to the members
Of the graduating class. The singing
OF America by the audiences was the
concluding number of the Programme.
Class Day Exercises.
Class day exercises of the class of
1911, Killingly High school. were held
in the town hall Thursday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. The hall was pretti]y
decorated with the class colors, garnet
and gold being conspicuous. The stage
was bcrdered in front with ferns,
garnet and gold bunting Above the
stage was the class motto-Veritas
0mnia Vincit (TrutF1 Conquers Alb
on garnet background with gold lei
fers. The Junior class furnished the
decorations and acted as ushers dur
ing the exercises. Soon after 9
O'Clock the graduating class led by
the ushers, marched into the hall and
took their seats on the stage. followed
by members of the lower classes of The
school who We're to sing in the chor-
uses The high school orchestra play
ed. The first number on the pro-
gramme was chorus, Morning Invi-
tation. Miss Marion Choliar had
charge Of the musical programme
After prayer by Rev. c. H Barber, the
address Of welcome was given by Al
bert Z. Bernier. Sadie G. Leader fol-
lowed with an essay on Luther Bur
bank. Garden Wizard. An Grafton
20 have been delivered by Earl Wood
was read by Harry Peterson. Mr..
Wood is at the Day KimDaI hospital
having been under trea tnent for sev-
era1 weeks. Following a chorus selee-
ton by the school, Miss MetheI M.
Stanton delivered the class will. Mi IS
Rachel f. Preston followed with tIse
class prophecy. Both papers gave
much insight into the personnel of the
class and were well written. Walter
A. Lathrop presented the class gift 10
the school. 1T is q large fine picture
of Caesars Grafton Against Catalina.
The class of 1911 sang the class ode
to the tune of How Can l Leave Thee,
following which the chorus sang an
other selection, closing the exercises.
the graduating class:
Classical Course-May S. Bailey
Olive E. Bartlett, Anna t. Cha se.
Florence 3. Hopkins. Laura G. Jacobs,
Fannie L. Keech. Walter A. Iathroo
Rachel F. Preston, Methel NJ. Stanton,
Earl F. Wood.
English Course-LeRoy f. Chapman
Ellen E. Horton. Eleanor e. Smith
Susan A. Stratton.
Commercial course-Dorothy r.
Bennett, Albert T. Bernier, John e.
Cook. Harold E. Green. Alice l.. Hum :
phrey. Joseph Kelly, Sadie G. Leader
Winifred A. Moran, Harry J.. Peter
son, Myrtice C. Warren Vida H
Wheeler. Catherine A. White
Technical Course-Edgar A. Lewis
Albert Fl. Warren Richard F. West
The class officers are: President
Walter 4. Lathrop; vice president. Ear
F. Wood: secretary, Rachel F. Preston
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23
.QuIDNIcK- WINDHAM co.
Local Manufacturing Company Deeds
Its Holdings to Rhode IsIard Corr
poration.

The Wfndham Manufacturing com
RanX has decided to the Quidnick-
Windham Manufacturing com any. a
Rhode Island corporation, practically
nam and the City of Wiflimantic Elk
cert real estate. The instrument
Which is as follows. was filed for rec
ord nj the Office OF the town clerk
Jnne 90: That the Windham Manu-
featuring company, a corporation or
"a ntzed under the laws of the state
or connecticut and doing business in
Wfllimantic under laws of said state
~ consideration of the sum of
$l0e and other valuable considerations
70 1t paid by the QHidnick- Windham
Manufacturing company, a corporation
created by the general assembly of the
state of Rhode Island. the receipt
Where9k is hereby acknowledged, and
in further consideration of the as
Sumption by the Quidnick- Windham
Manufacturing company of certain
debts OF said WinGham Manufacturing
company, does hereby bargain. sell,
deliver. assign and convey unto said
company all it's personal property and
assets of every kindred nature, wher
ever situated, or however described
and particularly all its raw material
and supplies. finished goods and stock
IN process. bills and accounts receiv-
able, stock or shares in corporations,
ana Its cash on hand as well as its
Movable machinery, and claims, de-
mands, rights and privileges accrued
OF accFuing.
TO have and to hold all and sin
gular the said goods. enattels. rights
and<cre6its to the said Quidnick- Wind
h2m Manuea curing company it's sue
lessons and assigns, to it's and their
own use and behoof forever And the
said srantor hereby covenants with tie
said grantee that it is the lawful own
er of said goods, cifattels. rights and
credits as aforesaid. that they are free
from all incumbrances; that it has
good right TO sell the same as afore-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23
FLATiRON BLOCK
To Pass Into Possession of J. c. Lin
coin July 1.

What will be one of the most i'm
portant real estate deals in this city
will soon be effected, as what is known
as the Cushman property at the juno
ton of Main and Union streets, that
has been on the market since March,
will become the property of j. c. Lin
coin, through F. f. Webb, trustee of
the estate.
According to agreement, the deeds in
the transfer will not be recorded in
Mr.. Lincoln's name until July /. The
consideration of the transfer is not
mentioned The property is what is
known for miles around as the Flat
iron block. and consists of a two and
oHe-haH story wooden building. and
q brick addition in the rear. one part
two and the other three stories in
height. occupied by several stores. Mr.
Lincoln has for years occupied the
nlain portion of the building with base
nent, as furniture store. Now that
the deal is practically effected, the 7.
NJ G. A. win corae in for approx
nlateF $3.50, according to the terms
of the will of the late ]. E. Cush-
man.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23
WINDHAM HIGH SCHOOL
Graduates Large Class on Thursday
Evenins-Attractive Programme Of
Is Exercises Carried Out.

| nursHay evening an unusually large
audience sweltered in Loomer opera
h"use 10 attend the exerciyes Of the
graduation Of the class Of 1eI1. Wind
hln1 high school, The e1tfre programme
was well rendered and won many ia
Eora5le comments. The prosranarfle
! follows. 7-'iA'e
overture de, Concert, Helena. Cot
I'M Wirdham high school orchestra
clinton He2nold, director; The
rus. cnarleS II. Caswell, director: SAL
utatory adIress, Clarence Merton. Web
Ster; W. I'll. ;. quartette, tai Sweet
ana Lew tslrnhy, tb) The Open Fire.
1asWeiI Maurice Wahen, Russell
| Hunt, Nelson Frinl Samuel Harvey.
, entraefe> tD Broken Hearted Spar
row, Sendix, 90 Wiegenlied- (for
strlnzss. Hansen: valedictory address.
Anna May Walbridge; commencement
Se9ig, Gherllbini, Windham high school
CHORUS: presentation of John Z. WEIGH
I and alumni prizes. George r, TAYLOR
\ Natcnaug, 1873: presentation OF di.
| plomas, DR.. +. f. Guild Chairman
school Committee
Following is a hist CT those who re
| ceiVed diplomas.
Arthur Hopkins Arnold. Lebanon.
Ezra Hgsden Arnold. lebanon: Edwin
Ashley Earrows, Wdndham. Thomas
ltArthur BarroWs. Mansfield; Conrad
ellis Crane, Mansfield: John E.mi.
ericsson. WLndham; George Hammond
{ tt9&ie, Lebanon; Russell Eugene Hunt
aandham; Marius Robinson Jewett
Hampton; Howard Stednan Keller.
WindEan; Kenneth Abram Under
Deck Windhami James Nesnith Oil
Veg Hampton: John Elicit Peal Pom
| lIst: Frederick Henry Race, Franklin:
! klbert Francis Storrs. Mansfield: Rus
sell Waldo. Scotland; Maurice Edwin
/ Wallen, Windham: George Henry
! Weatherbe, Windham; Clarence Mer-
ton Webster, Hampton; William
I James Wilson. 5r., Coventry. John
! Frank Wostreis Wilmington.
Eleanor Ash. Pomfret; Pauline Com
fort Bill. Windham; Lucy Knowiton
Buck, Windham: Gachel Buell.. Column
bia: Elrzabsth Ferdinand Duffy, Leb-
anon; Agnes Florence Egbert, Wind
nam; Tillie Teresa Friedrich, Colum-
bia: Hazel irene Flint, Nindham:
| Irene Foster GriswolG. WiHdham; Es-
i TIER Olive Gustafson. Pomfre1; Ruth
I, Aimira Yale, Windhagn; Msude Ma
ron HYDE. Hampton; May Louise
4 liner, Windham; Helen Pauline Keech
! Coventry; Anna Elizabeth Light, Cow
} entry; leila Reisman, Windham:
! Helen Holt Spalding. Hampton: Ma
4 IRON Elizabeth Stanley, Andoyer; Vera
7 Alice tSanleN. Audover; Aanna Mary
| Walbridge, Coventry: Mabel Goodwin
4 Walbfid2p. Coventry
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23


fair: Miss Ethel Judson, Miss Lucy
ton Chase, William Marland, Wayland
Bennett
Personal Items.
Miss Alice Knight of Manchester,
Mass. is visiting Miss Alice Jacobs
for few days.
to her home here, having been in
New Haven receiving medical treat
ment for several weeks.
Plans for Alumni Reception.
The committee in charge of the r.
FL. S. alumni reception to be given this
evening in the town hall has conplet-
ed all arrangements. Owing to the
Size of the hall the number of tickets
given out this year has been smaller
than usual. From s to o'clock the
graduating class will receive. With
the class in the receiving line will be
Principal and Mrs. Hal r. Eaton and
President and Mrs. Alfred Reed of the
alumni.
Nash's orchestra of eight pieces VIII
render concert programme during
the receiving hour. At O'Clock the
grand march viii start, and then will
follow dance order of 90 numbers.
Dancing viii continue until / o'cloc6-
At II O'Clock. cars will leave the hall
for Central Village and Attawauga1
Crossing The committee in charge OF
the reception includes- Alfred l..
Reed, president; Ray w. Pellet, vice
president: Harry J. Hyde. secretary
and treasurer. executive committee,
Edward A. Sullivan, Frank j. G. Bailey.
Miss Florence Preston. floor directors,
Ell. Denham Arnold Oliver E. Getty.
Sidney p Marland; chief usher, Frank
Bailey. The entire class of 1910 will
act as ushers during the reception by
the graduating class and viii be dis
s,,J 1fc.[zA H. 81 f~r lrro-
Outdoor Services.
AS has been the custom in the past
few years the Sunday evening services
of the churches in the borough win be
held on Davis park beginning next
Sunday evening. The service is a union
service of the Congregational, Ba ptist
and Methodist societies. This year the
st. Adams church is expected to join
in the open air meetings.
Taking Examinations.
Frank Withee was in New London
Wednesday evening taking the examf :
nations for the second lieutenancy OF
the Thirteenth company, c. A c., c.
n. G.
Audience Liked Hon. George 3.
Chambers Address.
The graduation exercises of the XII
lingly High school were held in the
town hall Thursday evening. At 8
o'clock the members of the graduating
class. preceded by the ushers, marched
into the hall and to their seats on
the stage; music being furnished by
the high school orchestra. The open
ing number was q chorus song by the
school under the direction of Miss
Marion Chollar. Rev ". J. Reynolds
offered prayer. after which the school
sang another chorus selection. Hon
George B. Chandler was next intro
ducad and delivered one of the best
commencement addresses ever listened
to by a Danielson audience. Mr.
Chandler held the close attention OF
| his hearers throughout his discourse
After the address. Rev. C. H Barber
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23
STAFFORD sVRlNes
Graduating Exercises at High sshosE-
Forest Fire in crcsttvifgs Destroys
$4,000 Worth Of Lumber.

The graduating exercises Of 90
Stafford High school took place ri ire
opera house Wednesday evening.
LSnchs orchestra furnished exeeitess
mugic. The singing Dy pupils ~ tffs
school under the direction Of Hiss
Rand WAS a special feature. Tas
teachers and pupils occupied s<efs ~
the stage. az did Rev J. +. Booth - ne
town school COMMITTEES. who presented
the diplomas The Invocation Nas
made by Rev. r. VI. -. Adams sHd ffs
benedictioE WIS pronounced b. ~
l.. G. Horton. a wel1 written sals1fstoFY
with ESSAY. Country Life ~ New Enz-
land was delivered By Marion =. Lee
The vaIedfct0ry, The Golden Ffesees
was given by Helen VI. Psesfe1.
George r. Davis gave the class hss~
tory, and John Dezso prODbessed fDr
the future OF the class. Other sssssf
were The Power Of frnaai nation, m
ME p. Brown. The Art Of &dTeTtisfnDs
Heary y. Hernenwsy. THE six sers>ss
Edna J. Fletcher The class s6ost9
was Fide1i eerta Merces. Class eofSrs,
purple and gold. The graduates srs
Annie p. Brown. George r. Davis. John
Dezso. Edna J. Fletcher. R0yas 2.
Hatch, Henry y. BewenTay, Marion
<. Lee. Helen ". Preston. Nellie 2.
Quiniey Margaret VI. Rane-ty, ATfh1y
J. Taylor.
Over $4,000 Fire Loss
A forest fire in OrcDffviiie Wedu<s-
day afternoon burned over large
tract OF tArritory and burned n large
amount Of lumber belonging 70 EiIis 4
Eaton. The da maze 10 the Innber .
estimated at $4,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23
Various Items.

Master Kenneth Harroun is at Ex-
eter for a weeks outing.
Mrs George Robertson is seriously
i'll at her home on Valley street.
Mrs. Walter d. Snedeker of Chaplin
was a Wilimantic visitor Thursday.
Miss Marie Polk. who has been at
tending the normal school, left on
Thursday for her home in Michigan.
The district convention of L'Union
ST Jean Baptiste will be held in the
Center street armory on Sunday, june
25. at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. s. c. Chapman and Miss Ruth
T. Snow of Chaplin attended the grad
uation exercises IL Locmer opera, house
Thursday evening.
Mr. ard Mrs. David o. Mathewson
are making an automobile trip TO New
London. Providence. and Narragan-
EFT Pier Mrs. W. L. Durkee enjoyed
the trip with them as far as Westerly,
r. ].
James j.. Savage, better knewn as
"Spinins,'' who has been in New FORK
during tho past winter and spring, ar
rived in town Thursday afternoon for
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23
AT NoTRE DAME.
interesting Programme at Both Annua
Commencement on Thursday.

Following is the programme Of the
36th annual commencement of the No
tire Dame Academy, which took place
in st. Johns hall. Providence street,
Thursday morning at II O'Clock:
Orchestra, overture: saltuatory, Miss
Louise Fitzpatrick. chorus orchestra,
Vaise. comforting of honors; prologue,
Miss Ella Donahue Saint Ursula: vi
oIin duet, Hearts Desire, Miss Mar
guerite Farrell and Miss Isabelle
Kane: vocal SOLO La Primavera, Miss
Mae l.. Long worth; tableau: valedic-
tory, Faith, Miss Helen May; Hope.
Miss Margaret Dunn; Charity, Miss
Elinor Breen.
Diplomas and medals were awarded
graduates as follows:
Academic course-Miss Elinor NJ.
Breen, Bridgeport; Miss Helen g. May,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23
Husband Sues Wife.

Patrick Gallagher, who lives at No.
401 Lexington avenue. New York city,
has brought suit against his wife.
Mary Gallagher, to recover property at
Shippan Point, Stamford. The hus-
band alleges that he purchased the
property and had it recorded in his
wife's name temporarily. He has been
offered a good advance on his property
but his wife will not deed the
property back to him so he cannot sell
it and he brings action to have the
property recovered
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23
OBITUARY.
Mrs. John X. Gardner.

Ahbie J. Taylor. wife of John K.
Gardner of Mansfield, died Thursday
morning a o'clock at the home of
her son, Oscar b. BarreKs, 10 Lin
coin avenue following a long illness
with arteric- sclerosis. Deceased was
born in Bezrah, August 10. 1924. She
had spent the greater part of her life
in Mansfield. although during the past
year she had made her home with her
son In this city. Mrs. Gardner was
twice married. her first husband hav-
ing been Charles C. Barrows. There
survive two sons, G. w. Barrows of
Middletown and Oscar B. Barrows of
this city, and a number Of grandchil-
Hran
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23
Lester S. Parker Wishes Release.

Lester s. Parker, for the past two
years teacher of biology and chemistry
at the Windham high school, has re-
quested members of the town school
committee 10 release him from his
contract to continue as a teacher in
the school the coming year on the
ground that he has been rendered a
more lucrative position elsewhere. It
Is under stood that a formal resignation
will be sent to the secretary of the
board within a day or TWO and in all
probability the resignation will be act
ed upon at the next regular meeting
or Il special meeting of the school COM
Alittee.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-23
eoIna to ereton Banquet.

Nine comrades of the Grand Army
from this city and vicinity are plan
ming to attend the annual banquet and
meeting of the Army and Navy Club
of Connecticut at Eastern Point, Grot-
on. this (Friday) evening. Those who
will in all probability make the trip
are William r. Gates. Dennis Shea,
Capt George Shepard. Capt. Charles
t'enton, j. &. Baldwin. W. Z. Lyman,
A. p. Benner. all of this city. S. Brain
ard West of Columbia and G. IL Bur
dick of Manchester, all members of the
club.