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Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

MT. Erickson has moved his family to Roosevelt avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Bantan.-About 100 Columbia uni- versity students arrived Saturday noon to spend the summer at Bantam Lake
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Conductor John T. Gleason has re. turned rom a visit to Washington, D c.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Greeneville boys were in swimming on Tuesday, the first time this year. The water is too cold yet for com
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

L. J. Bruette was visitor in Prov. idence on Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
WEDDING.
Winterhottom-Natzei

William Slater Winterbottom and Anna Louise Natzel were united in marriage Wednesday afternoon by Rev. s. H. Howe ID. D., pas tor of Park Congregational church in his home. Friends attended the cere- mony
 MT. Winterbottom is native of Slaterville, R. l., and is employed as a silk warper in Taftville. His bride is the daughter of Henry A. and Hen rietta FTieze Natzel and is native of Germany. She has resided at 74S North Main street
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Hartweil Thompson of Harvard Med fcaI Is at his home for the summer vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

horns. s2s; Harry B. Cook. Orange. s. C. Rhode Island Reds. s22.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

John Kennedy has returned to wor in the Ponemah mills after a shef vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
DR. F. (. JACKSON
 : DIR. D. J. CONE

Succeeding The kinN Dental Co, 2os Main Street. neat to sostea Store.
 laos Attendant
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
sun, Moon and Tide.
GREENEvILLE NEWS

Six sours after higk watt. It E low tf0e, Wbich is folIosyed p- fiooE tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Frank Grodowski is spending wee in PhiladeIphic.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
BORN.

BORN. BE,CKWITH-In Hartford, June 2, a daughter to MT. and Mrs H. E.. Beckwith, latter Elizabeth Cherry. formerly of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Miss Bernadette Benac of Front street is spending a few weeks in Can- ada.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
Local Personals.

Edward Baron has moved to Ce tral avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04

Nctes ana ferSonale. John Tutaj has resigned his posi- ton with the Ponemah company.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
The Old Green.

The Green itself was the place where trades, merchandise, public bus mess. military exercises. shows, sports, festivals and the general enterprise of the town found a centre On 1t stood the Court House until 1T9S, when 1t was removed to the site of Capt John Mason's house, a spot occupied at present by the Norwich Town school Other public buildings interspersed with dwellings, taverns, schools and shops, were grouped around the Green On the north side at the foot of the hill stood the County Jail. The post office was near the meeting house. On the west side were two printing offices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-18

ager when an itinerant photog.
raphor entered and overheard
part OF the conversation
Has Lost Trail Again
He said he knew Chaple and
that he was living In board
ms house on 10th nv. WRngs-
mo offered him t25 to lure
Chaple 10 the Northwestern
Photographic Supply Co.'S
store Tho man agreed
Wangsmo went To the board.
Ing house Chaple was out. the
landlady said WangHmo bought
her silence with s..
Ito left the boarding house
at Z o'clock
Between then and 3 o'clock.
Wangsmo says. Chaplo re-
turned. packed his grip and dis
appeared,
Il do not care about trying
10 make trouble for him" said
Wangamo. Il want the picture
OF my children.
Il am no nearer finding him
nov than ! was when ! started.
i've months ago. But | shall
not quit hope he reads about
mo IN The Star.
Then. perhaps. he will I'm.
derstand that | will never quit
until | have the picture or the
negative"
The photographer. he said.
goes by the name OF r. l..
Chaple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-18

loved. To love unselfishly Ia the
one thing that puts one man or
one woman above another. II
made OF Christ a divinity. We VIII
be Utopia when we are able TO
realize this fully.
confess ! can't do II entirely to
my satisfaction. want to be
loved-to be first In some ones
eyes. first IN some ones mind and
first in some ones heart | want
10 stay young just as Annie does,
not because am afraid OF age. but
because | am afraid that | Will not
be loved when am old.
Little book. little book. ! am
afraid I am not as big" as the
Irish woman who does my laundry
and works in my kitchen. She is
becoming content with loving. and
would be perfectly miserable II
thought ! was not loved.
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-18
HAVE YOU Seen THIS PHOTOGRAPHER
LEASE TEL HM WHAT TS SORR0|G FATHER WANTS T0 SEE M F0R

Andrew wsngsmo Is do.
termincd man.
Tie Is searching for the itln.
Grant photographer who nine
months ago photographed his
four children. but failed 10 de.
liver the pictures.
Since the wandering photog.
ranher departed from Preston.
Wash, whore the Nangamos
live, two OF their four children
have met with accidental
deaths.
The mother grleves because
she has no pictured likeness
or them To treasure.
Nangsmo has been night and
day on the trail of the pho.
tographer for five months. lilo
nearly caught up with him Mon.
day night HUT he slipped
away.
Wife Cries All the Time
1t ISN'T the money care
about" Wangsmo told The
Star. Il want that picture. II
he has the negative. mus
have u My wife cries all the
time. She Is afraid the faces
OF our dead children Will fade
from her memory The fear
Is with her always. II might
break down her health"
The itinernnt. said Wangs-
mo. a big man with a square
Jaw. came TO their home In
March last. photographed the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-18
CONFESSIONS
OF A Wife
I FIND I AN SELFISH
Copyright. 1914. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Assoelation.)

Enterprise Assoclatlon.)
Annie came In to help me with
the work while Dick was home.
Annie is growing pretty again
Tim says ! can make pumpkin
pie TO beat the band" she confId-
ed to me. and I'm not going to
worry over any woman as homely
as that one who passes him
hand-out now and then. would you,
Miss Margaret"
Il certainly should not as long
as you are as pretty as you are
now and can make pie to beat the
band don't think you need
worry"
Annie gave sigh Miss Mar.
garet. do you ever be thinking Of
whin ye will be old7 Seems TO me
men niver get old in the eyes, no
matter how many wrinkles there
are about them or how dim they
look, yet they can see only the
purity girl who is young. They
may he so. but they are as blind
to anything over the mating age
as they we're Mt 90"
annie mas tne quaint Qubillcs ol
the seer and philosopher that be-
long to her race. take as much
interest I'm her views OF life as |
have In those OF many people who
boast OF education and culture
Annie never has her opinions
ready-made for her; she thinks
them out for herself. and IL is as
tonishing how near she comes TO
being right most OF the time.
sometimes think we have q
set OF traditions and conventions
all bottled up in our subconscious-
ness which uncork themselves
when we begin to weigh the mat.
ters and things OF life. II we
could eliminate they say" and
they do" from our consciousness
when we are making up our minds
to do or say something we would
get at the real heart OF life quick
err and be much happier.
Although Annie did not say so,
yet she IL coming to realize that
loving is much greater than being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-18

four children and departed.
After the death OF two of tho
children, the mother said.
Find tho photographer and
bring the picture 10 me-"
The man left his work and
took up the trail.
1T WAS a broad one and easy
to follow most OF the time" he
said.
Purchases Photograph
Nangsmo came Go Seattle,
The trail led him 90 High
Point. Snoqualmie. Fall City.
Novelty and Tolt. There he
lost the track.
Another ltinerant photogra-
pher told Wangsmo he had run
across Chaple IN Snohomish
county lie might still be
there. Wangamo went TO Ev-
erett. thence TO Monroe. to
Gold bar. Barring and Index.
At Gold bar he met n trav.
cling photographer who had ex-
changed photographs with
Chaple. Wangsmo bought the
photograph. The trail was lost
again In index
Mangsmo got n tip that Cha.
pie had gon TO Vancouver. u. c.
He went there and 20 Vancou.
YER island Tho trail led back
TO Seattle. He arrived here
Monday. At the Northwest.
ern Photographic Supply Co.
he was questioning the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-18

be seen. and Mabel Ia clearly Wis
ible beneath the surface playing
tag with the sea lion.
Annette Kellerman has nothing
on Mabel when II comes TO being
at home In the water.
THE NAKED TRUTH
George Kleins's new. big five-psrt
motion picture. featuring tho cello
brated European actress. LYDIA
Borelli. opens at the Clemmer to-
day. The story IL taken from tho
French novel by Henry Batailic. II
combines acting OF the highest or.
der. lavish production. excellent
photography. and. above all. q grip
plngly human story.
THE YELLOW STREAK" A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-18

TRYING TO ouTsWiM. OUT
dive and out-submarine a sea lion
are some of the stunts performed
in the water by Mabel Normand In
the special two-reel Keystone com
edy. The Sea Nymphs." at the
Class A theatre the balance OF
this week.
Mabel. who II one OF the best
swimmers In the moving picture
business. owns q pet sea lion, big
Ben" and with other stars OF tho
company shc does some water
stunts In this comedy that are not
only funny but are interesting and
startling.
The picture was taken at Santa
Catalina Island. Cal. where the
water IL so clear that the bottom.
3 feet below the surface. can easily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-18

Is heading the new show Mt the
Alaska today
CiSSY FlTZGERALD, THE ENG
lish comedienne. Is the widow In
the fourpart Nitagraph comedy,
The Win kl some Widow" today'a
headliner OF the Llberty's new
show.
Colonial Until Saturday NIeht
The Waterloo OF the Conapir.
atorA." last episode OF The MI.
lion Dollar Mystery". Hearst.
selig News Pictorial" and two
comedies.
clemmer Until Saturday Night
The Naked Truth" fiyepart
klesne drama
Class A Until Saturday Nigh,
The Sea Nymphs.' two.reel
Keystone comedy. With Mabel Nor.
nand. "FAlse Pride. Majestic
drama; Where the Road Parts.
American drama.
Grand Until Saturday Night
The TicketofLeave Man" and
a comedy.
Alaska Until Saturday Night
Ready Money" with Edward
Abeles; "Cupid's Franks" comedy.
md pathe's News picture.
Circuit Until Saturday Nigh,
The Yellow Streak" two-part
iramA. "Perils OF Pauline" cur.
rent chapter. The Dog Raffles"
and When Bess Got Ia Wrong"
comedies.
Melbourne Until Saturday Nlqht
The Fair Rebel" drama:
Loves Triumph" drama. and
"Fatty's Sweetheart" comedy.
Liberty Until Saturday Night
Tho Win(kl some Widow. four.
part Vitagraph. Boobies Baby.
comedy.
Mission All Week
The Man From Mexico" drama
Ainarbra Until Wednesday Night
The Last Trump" end OF The
Trey o. Hearts" serial: Animated
Weekly. Her Own Home" Eciair
drama and a comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-18
Rainier VALLEY
CITIZENS TO MEET

Mayor GIN. members OF the city
council and receivers OF the Seat.
tie. Renton & Southern railway are
urged TO be present Wednesday
night at a public mass meeting OF
Rainier Valley citizens to consider
the new offer made by the receiv-
ers for the sale OF the road to the
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-18

Liberty Until Saturday Night
The Win(kl some Widow" four.
part vitagraph. Boobies Baby.
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-18
RESIDENCE THEATRES


The Trey o. Hearts" No. 10. two
parts. The Hopes Of Blind Alley. Z"
thrce-part drama. MIR. NoAds' Ad.
less Day" comedy.
At the Pleasant Hour Until Friday
Tho Trey o. Hearts" No. 8. two
parts. Through the Eyes OF the
two-part drama; "a Bad
Egg" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-18

two.part Eclair drama. story OF
the prize ring. IL one of he fcas
lures In today's new program at
the New Circuit. Kid Donovan
stood n chance OF losing his sweet.
heart n he won the title. worlds
champion boxer II you continue
10 be a fighter-if you 20 into this
fight I cannot marry you" was the
way tho Firl put H. The title was
his HES Amhition--he loved the
girl better than anything else. To
tell the answer would spoil the
story. Tho picture viii be shown
until Saturday night
EDWARD ABELEs. WHO WAS
starred in the stage production
"Brewster's Millions" Is the lead
in Ready Money" the picture that
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11
Una buena Candidatura

FL DR.. Jose Carbonell que ha sido
nominado candidate para la alcaldla
de esta capital, por una de las fraccio.
nes del partido republican,, ha dimiti
do su cargo de presidente del comite
local de dicho partido, por entendel
que no debiera utilizar en- beneficio de
su candidatura las posibles ventajas
que de aquella presidencia pudieran
derivarse.
Natural era que el Comit6, como 10
hizo, sc negase admitir la renunCia
de su presidente, pero fue tai la insis-
tencia de este que hubo de acceder
q su demanda.
Este rasgo del DR. Carbonell lie hace
aGn mas simpatico a la opinion que ma
y isto con agrado notorio la candidatu-
ra del notable y popularisimo m6dico
para Alcalde de la ciudad.
Tiene este distinguidc hombre publ.
co la ventaja de ser persona grata a
todos los elementos de San Juan I'll
DR. Carbonell es de esos candidates
que, hasta del adversario. logran los
sufragios.
Y no es un hombre sin experiencia
EN- asuntos municipales, no llegaria a!
sitio a que sus correigionarios quieren
llevarle, sin conocimiento del terrent
EN- que hubiese de operar, no es un de
butante que hubiese de perder en- tan
teos una parte del tempo que para ha-
Ger cuanto hay que hacer, nunca vienc
sObrado Ell DR.. Carbonell ha sido con
el beneplacito de- todos, presidente del
concejo municipal Ell epoca en- que de
sarrollara este ORGANISING grandes ac-
tividades
Esta, pues, sufcientemente probada
la experiencia del candidate ginorista
en- esta materia, que la capacidad es
cosa que nadie puede negarle, sin co.
meter una grave injusticia.
La diversidad de candidates que ha
surgido pretendiendo cl privilegio dc
fgurar Ell ell ticket del partido en- las
proximas elecciones municipales, prue
ba que la opinion en- esa colectividad
empieza 4 mostrarse contraria a 10 que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11
HstssN-
Camara Insular
de Comercio

Manana las diez y media de la
ynisma Sc reunira en- Asamblea general
extraordinaria la Cama"a Jnsular dc
Comercio.
Ell objeto de la Asamblea, la que
asistiran representations de todo el
comercio de la isla, es ell de tratar acer-
ca de la ley que reformando la de Pa
tentes ha presentado en- la Camara el
senor Barcel6, pues entienden los co,
merciantes que ella, en- vez de rebaJar
viene a aumentar las scontribuciones
que con arreglo la ley actual pagan
Esta Asamblea sc celebrara conjun
tamente con la Camara de Concrete
de San Juan Y la Association Comercial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11
Compania de opera

Aver ha embarcado, en- Geneva, il
compania de Opera que viene actua;
en- Puerto Rico en- la que fgurara la
soprano hgero Srta Menchaca,
Esta gentil artista esta en- ell pals co
mo va saben nuestros leetores. Los de
mas artistas llegaran San Juan a
dia %.
Ell debut Sc hara tan pronto come
sea possible, y puede ser que la tempo.
rada de Puerto Rico de comienzo por
Ponce, a causa de estar tornado ell tea.
tro Municipal para la compalia dc
Opereta Zarzuela, empresa Otazo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11
Consejo Executive
NO HUBO SESSION EN- LA TARDE
DE AVER.
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Era el dia senalado para la vista pti-
blica de la solicitud de una franquicia
de la 'Compalia de los ferrocarriles de
Puerto Rico en- virtud de la cual, pu-
diese tender un ramal que partiendo de
un punto cercano a la Central Gambia
lache y atravesando terrenos de esta,
fuese a terminar a la Central Los Ca
nos"
El Comite de Franquicias 10 compo-
nian los sehores Larrinaga, Pitkin y
Sanchez Morales.
Concurrieron numerosas comisiones
de Arecibo, exponer los Fundamentals
para que Sc denegase la solicitud
Habia una del Municipio de Arecibo !;
. otra de la Prensa otra de la Federation
Iibre; otra de la Union de Marines !;
otra de los Trabajadores Unionados /;
otra de la Camara de Comercio; otra
del comite de Defensa, representando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11

Esta noche Sc proyectara por prime
ra Vez en- ell cine Las tres banderas .
la interesantisima peicula titulas a
La Condesa Negra.
Esta pelfeula es de 10 mcjor que en-
el arte de la cinematografia Sc ha pr5.
dueldo hasta ahora, tiene un gran in
teres dramatico, y en- ella trabaia Ia
famosa artista francesa Gabrielle RI.
binne.
Seguramente que ell cine Las tres
oanderas tendra esta noche un lleac
completo pues pocas veees nuestro ID
oilco Podra ver una pelicula tan aca-
bada como La Condesa Nera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11
lmportante conferencia

Hoy microbes once, las $50 p.
M, celebrara una importante confercn-
cla en- la Association Cristiana de J6ve-
nes Ell Sr Agustin Navarrete. Ell tema
Sera Condolences Ecopomicas Y Ii
nancleras de Puerto Rico. " Ell Sr. Na-
Varrete es una autoridad en- estos pro
blemas y como Secretario de la Aso-
clacl6n de Productores te Azticar est3
altamente capacitado para tratar estq
materla de tan vital importancia.
Sus observaciones seran de gran in
teres para todos aqueIlos que aman
verdaderamente esta isla tienen cor
hanza en- su future.
Esta conferencia ser5 gratis cual-
quler persona de San Juan 8 de la is!a
que quiera asistir a ella, es muy Ger
dlalmente invitada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11
Caida de I'm pintor

Aver a las tres de la tarde. fu6 GU
RADIO en- la sala de socorros. el obrero
Clemente Rios, que presentaba contu
stones en- la region parietal izquierda '
Varlas erosiones en- ell tercio superior
del antebrazo izquierdo califcadas de
pronostlco reservado, siendo enviado
en- la ambulancia al hospital municipal
de Santurce
Segin Sc nos informa, Rios estaba
pntando las paredes del patio de la ca
sa numero 10 de la calle de la Fortale-
"a y con objeto de alcanzar hasta j
borde de la azotea, habia empatado
con sogas, tres escaleras.
En- uno de los tantos movimientoS
que hizo, las escaleras cimbrearon. Sc
parti6 uno de los amarres y Vino a caer
Il patio, desde una altura de Is 8 IS
varas pr0ximamente.
Fue auXiliado oportuaamente. como
4ntes declmos y va hoy Sc encuentra
)aStante mejorado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11

a todas las classes sociales y por 1ltimo,
ell Presidente de la Central Cambalache
senor Oliver acompanado del abogado
de la central Sr Felix Santoni, quien
a su vez representaba al dueno de los
terrenos objeto de la expropiaci6n.
En- pro de la concession hablaron, ell
Presidente de la Central "Los Cafios",
ell abogado de la misma y uno de los
colonos
Ell Comite de Franquicias, despu6s
de haber escuchado a todos los infor-
nantes, Sc reserve su resolution para
ser presentada en- su dia al Consejo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11
La cornision economical

La comisi6n economical designada por
una Resolution Cojunta del Parlamen-
to, celebr0 su primera reunion el dfa
tres del mes actual nombrandose como
presidente de la misma al senior BARGE
10 y como secretario al seiior Travieso
En- esa misma session el senior Barcel6
present0 un proyecto acerca de la ma
nera de hacerse ell trabajo, y el senior
Carrel tambien present6 otro con ell mis-
fo fin.
Ell dia cuatro, EN- otra session celebra-
da, Sc discutieron ambos proyectos, re-
fundiendose los dos en- uno
Ell del senior Barcel6 dividia ell ira
bajo de la comisi6n en- dos parties; pri-
mera, investigar todos los departamen-
tos y ofcinas del gobierno, asi como las
obras publicas, a fin de determinar las
economics que deben hacerse en- el pre-
supuesto VICENTE y en- Ell que ha de for
marSe para ell ano proxImo segunda
estudiar ell funcionamiento general de
la administration para, de acuerdo con
ese estudio, sugerir a la Asamblea Lee
gislativa la adopci6n de un sistema ad-
ministrativo mas econ6mico que ell ac-
tual
El proyecto del senor Carrel consistla
en- una relaci6n de datos que debian ser
solicitados de las distintas oicinas del
gobierno.
Ell senor Travieso, cumpliendo acuer-
dos de la comision, ha escrito a los je-
fes de las ofcinas p1blicas solicitando
los datos informes necesarios para
que la conision pueda empezar sts ira
bajos
La ofiicina del Auditor ha enviado va
La mayor parte de los datos que ell Sc
nor Travieso lie pidiera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11

Sc ha llamado con Erase pintoresca Ell
continuismo.
En- buena democracia hay. que enten-
der que los hombres de ideas de ini
ciativas deben turnar en- los eargos pll-
bhcos que en- ningun caso deben dege-
nerar, aunque la abulia la rutina po-
pular 10 consientan en- feudos de uuos
pocos privilegiados que tomaran la de.
lantera.
Los organismos que aspiren ser de
mOcraticos necesitan SaturaFse de cop.
tinuo de una atm6sfera de renovaciCr
que no deje prosperar los germenes dc
ninguna clase de privilegios
Ell mayor peligro de desmembracior
que los partidos politicos tienen, es el
de cerrar a las legitimas ambiciones q,
camino de verlas satisfechas, por man
tener a perpetuidad Ell ciertos sitios
las tiguras va consagradas, sin tener Ell
cuenta que-como ha dicho Benaven
te-toda Gina es un principle de deca-
dencla, Y que en- la vida publica como
en- la escena los actores Sc gastan muy
pronto Y es precise renovarlos 81 sc
quiere sOstenr el interes del cartel.
FL partido republican, ha encontra-
do, sin duda, ell candidate ideal La
fgura prestigiosa del DR. Carbonell cs
de las que lleva gente tras de ST; Car.
benell es de los hombres que arrastran
opinion, no es solo la opinion secta
ria, sino la independence, la que lie
ga estas exaltaciones de una figura
polltica euando advierte que reune to
das las condiciones que son exijibles a.
hombre que solicita los ajenos sufra
gios para poder reahzar las propia.
ideas.
Como candidate popular, ninguno
meJor que ell DR.. Carbonell, Y como
candidate de conciliacl0n, dentro de
partido, para cerrar las grietas que
amenazan abrirse, acaso no le supc +
lnlnguno tampOco
DE todos modos, las agrupacioncs
pollticas no deben echar en- olvido cue
necesltan actuar de acuerdo con la.
corrientes de la opinion, armonizandt
Icon esta la discipline de partido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11

De acuerdo con 10 que aqui Sc dice,
ell senor Zalduondo, acompanado del
leader de la Federation Regional,
ha visitado al Speaker de la Camara es-
ia manana para rogarle la transferen-
cia de la audiencia p1blica que tiene
anunciada para manana jueves, ell Co
mite de Hacienda de la Camara de De
legados
El senor de Diego recibi6 con su ha-
bitual cortesia los visitantes les ex-
puso la imposibilidad en- que Sc halla
de suspender la audiencia p1blica, ma
mana. Podrian venir personas de la Is
la a ser oidas, Y Sc les causara un per
juicio.
Pero la audiencia puede ser amplia-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11

Lleno complete Sc vi6 anoche ell teatro
Monte Carlo" de Puerta de TERRA
con motive del debut de la troupe
Guiana Raul del Monte.
Hoy ocurrira 10 mismo; pues sera La
ultima function, y con un programa es-
pl6ndido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11

CARLOS ARMSTRONG z HIJos Il cRs
PLAYA PONCE, PR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-11
lnvitaciones recibidas

Hemos recibido invitaciones para los
babes qeu han de lleyarse a efecto en-
nuestro teatro, los dfas ID Is, II, 10
2l y % de Febrero.
El bale de la Coronation sera el sa-
bado pr6ximo IA de Febrero.
HTosa