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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
Camara Insular de .Comercio.

rectores son muy plausiblcs, y hay
motives para cspcrar grandes eN;
.OS.
Confamos en- la solidaridad alb
soluta de los comerciantes III
dustriales del pals.
AL fiji tcGos Sc van dando per
fccta crenta dc Ia importancia de
la misma, pues jque representa- el
gasto anual dc rna insignificanjc
quota, ante los beneficios que Sc
1,erivan de cooperar a sostencr una
institution respectable y autoriza i,
I intcrvcnir en- la defensa de intc
,eses constituidos?
ECOS DE LA COLONIA
ESPANOLA
Los Directories dc la Secci6n 10
cal de Ia "Casa de Espana" all
xiliados por algunos entusiastas
asociados, patrocinan la idea dc
que los cspanoles RESIDENCES en Ia
Munici pelidad, tengan peri6dica
nente rnas horas de esparcimicr
10 dedicadaS a 'tcomidas intimas" "
de fines fraternales, y 1ltimamentc
st nombro el siguiente Comite orc
SO encargara dc la organization dc
.i!ichos actCs:
Don Manuel Gambler, don jose
VI. Vale, don Ceferino Segundo.
don Vicente Mendez, don Segundo
Cadierro.
Exisie II creencia dc que Sc Fl
lara el vierncs 90 de Noviembrc
para la pr6xima comida fntima
Y esta noche probahlemcnte sc rcd
nira ell Comite refcrido para In
organization de la misma. La r.
soluci6n que SC adopte sera aTi
sada oportunamerte en- las colum
ms de Ell IMPARCIAL.
RODINECa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

me .estrecho la mano con interes al
saber que yo era portorriqueno.
Despues, en- seguida mas bien, me
cont6 su proyecto de venir a Anne
rica y me pidio Mi parecer. "Pien-
SO formar, dijo, una gran compa-
MIA de zarzuela y recorrer todo ell
nucvo mundo, los Estados Unidos
inclusive. Puede ser que no vuel-
va mas a Espana. Alg1n dia me
tengo que morir, y como la excur-
sion va ser larga. - Hara sic
tie u ocho afios de este, proxima-
mente. Quinito, sin saberlo, esta-
ba profetizando la verdad de 10
que iba a suceder. ;.
Hago gracia al lector de los
pormenores de la "juerga", que,
mas o menos, fue como todas las
orgfas que Sc celebraban entonces
en- los famosos reservados del
Gran Cafe. iLlor6 la guitarra ;
sc hizo un silencio sepulcral en-
torno de los clasicos jipios del
",cantaor"; sonaron las palmadas
secas como tablctazeg; retembla-
ron los vases cada vez que retem-
blaba el piso bajo ell taconeo, y
mas de Glen veces Sc rompieron
las bocas ence?didas de las mu-
chachas del pelo negro para ras-
gar ell aire con Un "iole!" eytri-
dcnte o con un ardalucisimo ma
la puhala tc denp', ETC., etc. En-
una pausa, Gil uno de los parente-
sis de descanso que sc ADRIAN for
zosamentc de cua1do en- c,lando pa
ra conner y resfrescar las gargan-
tas enronquecidas, Angelita, la
"compahera" de Carlitos, hizo lie
gar a los ofdos dc todos, con ell
natural asombro mfo. esta cancion
evtraiia incohercnte:
jTu no yes la cucaracha
y en- la "par6'?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
Secci6n de San Juan.

La nucva Gircctiva dc Ia Cama
ra lnslliar de Concrete, Seccicn
dc San Juan, tiene su cargo i'm
pcrtan:es trabajos de los que Sc
!erivaran~ srandes ventajas para
,Gs as9ciados, y en- general para
Il GSmercio, Agriculture Indus
trias del pals.
Sc meta gran cntusiasmo y acti-
Lvidad tn les nucvos Directories
quiene, SO proponen aumentar 2@1
siderah'amynte la lista de socios.
convencidos como cstan de que la
union hacc la fuerza', y que con
un graz contingentc Sc puede ir
ian lejcs como Sc dcscc en- Ia dc
fcnsa de los dcrcchos intcrescs
Comercialos.
Existe el prcp6sito de nombrar
5iYcrso> comitGs intcgradcs por
rsociad0s lie reconocida compctcn-
Ella en- los asuntos que Sc les con
fen.
Sc esbozj la idea, en- la penIit;
laa junta, de hacer gcstiones ten
ncntcs a irsc preparando para Ia
Gdquisicion construction de ed:
fici0 propio y adccuado.
Sc acord3 aslmiSmo autorlzar 4
Ia Liga Pro-Mayaguez que solicit )
por meliaci6n del senior Leopoldo
Fcli6, Senador; los nombres de
las principalcs casas de Estados
Unidos QUO hacen negccios en- la
tsla, para ,lirigirse a elias Ell SCH
citud de donatlvos para socolrer
Il los damnificados -por los terre'
motos, que use en- dichas comlni-
caciones el nombrc dc. esta instita
ci6n, cndosando dichas peticiorcs.
Las actividad des de les nucvcs Di
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
Una anecdota iinsignifiicante

Porque 81 viene tn marido
y tie We,
tie dara una partida dc birordos:
carabali, tu pay es congo, etc. !.
,Angelita era madrilena Y me
choco verla cantar aquella can
ci6n de la cucaracha en- la pa
re" que yo habfa dido en- Puerto
Rico cuando era nino.
-sD6nde aprendi6 usted ,esa
canci6n, Angelitag, la pregunte,
ina estado usted alguna vez en-
Puerto Rico?
No. Ne la ensen6 un ''no-
vic" que tuvc Gil Sevilla, un in
diano que Sc cnamoro de mi y me
hizo Greer que >i5a casarse con-
migo. A los dos mescs SC volvi6
a Puerto Rico y'no lie he vuelto
a ver...
-Cantala otra vez, Angelita,
dijo Quinito, y a medida que la
fue >oyendo escrihio unos garaba-
tos musicales cn cl puno blanco de
su camisa. :.
81 tocais 81 ois con cuidado uno
dc los tangoS areentinos mas ce-
lcbres de Valverde, advertireis q.
esta inspirado en- aquellas sencillas
notas de j. cucaracha en- la pa
re-, quc e aprovechG y gloso de
ma manera admirable. Plagio
No tai. Los grandes m1sicos stem
pre- han templado SUI musa en- la
mtlsica popular, que brota del al
nh. que es alma hecha m1sica.
Quinito. como LitZ, como Chopin,
como Bizet. conn los erandes ge-
MOS de Ia mtsica. VIC pasar la
canci6n callejera, despreciable pa
70 c1 profano, y ia aprision6, fal
ta de panel pautado, Ell el puno
dc su camisa blanca.
L. 7. G.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
soLnADo ARRoLLApo

En- Ia Gale Salvador Brau. de csta
ciudad. el automovil ndmero 2,l0S,
guiado por Jose Reyes. aroll6 a IN
soldado. causandole varias contusiones
Fue conducido Al Base Hospital. Fl
chauffeur del carrb ha sido denSnciado
por no haber tomedo las precauciones
necesarias para evit = el acidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
cLAUSULAs DE INCORPORATION


Han sido presentadas para su archi.
vo Y registro en- la oficina del Secreta,
rio Executive de uerto Rico, las clau-
sulas de incorporation de una asocia-
.cion que Sc trata de orgaanizar con el
nonbre de "The Western orto Rico
Rebuilding Association. cuya oficina
principal Sc establecera en- la ciudad
de Mayaguez. Los fines principales
de esta association seran solicitar do
natives de todas aquellas personals que
descen cooperar la obra de recons-
truccion de aqucllas poblac;oncs des-
truidas a causa dc los rccuentcs fen6-
menos sfsnicos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
NoMsRAM1ENIo DE FIscALEs

Hoy, medic ola. fueron nombrados
por el Gobernador, fiscales de Ponce,
y Aguadilla, respectivamcnte, los Sc
nores Figueras y Rivera Zayas. Ell pri.
nero era fiscal de Aguadilla y ell se-
gundo Assistant Fiscal de San Juan.
Nuestra felicitacion por el ascenso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
ri Crepflsculo de los Reyes.

Sc han dcscitrado biblicos mstcrios
La saba coz de Dios hG6!6 a los Siglos
Son ccnicas al dirc los imperi0s
haycn-bdrbQrds S0mbrds-los oCstigOS.
Es la hora suprcmd dc la Vida,
E3, que cl HOnebrc, yd Hbrc de tirdnOs,
Abre ct sarco en- Ia Pdtri0 Promctidd,
Dondc todOs seremOs como hermdRoS
AsrojemOs cI rifle. Que la aurora
Uma asos blancos, las frontcras.
La eticd de Jcsns cs hiunfddorG
Como sicmprc 10 han sido las Quimcrds.
Vcnce e1 Amor, que cs mdgicc doctrina
(Vencen, al fin, humildes q dnadores.)
MNestrG sN 0nillO la Vcrdad DiUnO
silencidn cldrincs y tdmbores.
EJ ard0rOso dos del Sociasmo
Ddnsd, en- Europa, con la vicjd Macrtc
Rucddn tronos al fondo del d6ismo.
EI Reg dc EspdNd tai de,yumbe aduicrte...
Culnina, Gu este instantc, la trageda
La rcgia copa de cron rota.
Huge Gu fdntGSmd girls de la Eddd Media
Con Barba AsMl cl dc la f6rred bota
America sosticne su padbru.
Wilson la grdcid fsGterndl inicid.
Et es eI Sembrador. El cs quicn ld5r0
Los predios, para cJ Bicn q la Jnsticia
Ell cs Noises, la mana que renucua
Antguds TGbas pevd Etcrnds Lcyes.
EI, SW pIegdrld de hUmdnismO cicUd
Sobre pueblos con Reyes 0 SIN Rcycs...
EI al lricO Lincoln rcsucita =.
Y, en- sus Principles resuctG ct Vcrbo
Que, en- los tabios del pdlido senitd,
Els la PGl0ma Santa sobic cL CucrU0 =.
TIL 10 dices, AmGricd ES la HorG
De que haya Pa. q Amor sobrc la Tic1ra
AffmemOs la ObgG redeRtOFa.
lilo recldman los muertos de esta gucrra!...
&. RIBERA CHETRENONT
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
RIVERA ESBRI ALCALDE
DE PONCE.

Hoy, las II, fue nombrado por cl
Gobernador, Alcalde de la ciudad d..
Ponce, el senior Rivera Esbri
Ell IMPARCIAL celebra el nombra
miento y sinceramente- felicita al ami
go Rivera Esbri.
Las notas politieas que aparecen en-
otro sitio de este nimero, fueron es-
critas y compuestas aver.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
ESPECTACULOS PARA HOY
CINE TRES BANDERAS

Monumental cinta-drama marca
Triangle" en- 5 actos, titulada ::
"El Perdano". lnterpretado por
el celebre actor Frank Recinan. El
sensational episodio Is de la serie
La Casa del Odio". Titulo del
episodio: En- la Cueva del Mons
truo.
CINE IMPERIAL
LA Casa del Odio", episodio IL
Y "FalSos Colorcs."
CINE PUERTO RICO
"Los Patriotas'', en- cinco actos.
CINE NORMA
''Las dos mujeres'', estreno, y
"Una Revista Mundial."
CINE MONTE CARLO
A beneficio de Cantalicio, Gel
trOnO del Amor, pelicula, y reel
taciOnes por el beneficiado.
CINE REAL
"La ientacin de una muier."
PoRQUE BoRINQUEN
"I.a Voc del Dcstino'' extraordi
narin production dramatiea cE
einco actOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
Sc FRACTURE UNA prERNA

A consecuencia de una caida, por
habcr resbalado con una cascara dc
guineo, frente al Malecon. sufrio Ia
fractura de la pierna derecha, Aurelio
Morales. Fue trasladado al Hospital
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
LIE LLEvARoN uN MAGNETIC

El DR.. Matanzo ha dado cuenta
Ia detective de que lie. han .hurtado de
su autonovil un magnetic.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

deraci6n la posibilidad de. dcvolver a
Puerto Rico a aquellos que fueron
traidos para trabajos de construction
de proyectos y que deseen regresar.
NEWTON D. BAKER"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
oTRA vEz LA coLErA

En- la va celebre goleta que Mr.. Kc-
,nerly construye en- la Porto Rico Coal
sufrio aver una caida el carpintero au-
xiliar Santos Camacho, recibiendo una
herida en- la sien derecha, de la que
fue asistido en- la sala de socorros. Es
esta goleta en- la que mas academies
han ocurrido, durante su construction.
Aun no esta terminada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
NuEvos REG1srRADoREs

En- los examenes recientemente cele-
brados, ganaron las plazas de registra-
dores de la propiedad en- Humacao
Caguas, respectivamente, los Lcdos.
don Victor Burset y Pedro Gomez La
serre.
Les felicitamos,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
HERM1N1o MADEIRA

En- el Sanatorio Espafiol de Hato
Rey, ha ingresado aver, para ser as;s-
lido de un ataque de influenza, nuestro
joven amigo don Herminio MADEIRA,
distinguido. -comerciante de San Juan
Dcseamos s1 pronta Ineioria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
ola CASA DEL TRABAJo"
N1No QUE FALLEcE

De gastro-enterites fallecio aver en- el
Campamento, el nifio de II meses, Nj
casio Ramos. hijo del soldado Jose Ra-
mos Peiia, quien csta bajo la ley mi
litar, acusado de la muerte en- Fajardo
del policia Rodriguez Depini. El cada-
yer del nino fue entregado los fami-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
UN EX-HUESPED DE PTO. RICO
SERA Ell ENCARGADo DE LA
ENTREGA DE LA FLOTA. -.
ALEMANA

Que separnos, nadie Sc ha dado cuen-
ia en- Puerto Rico de que una gran
fgura, que Sc destaca estos dias con
extraordinario relieve en- Europa, ha
sido. festejada .recientemente en- San
Juan, donde cuenta con numerosos ami
gos adniradores.
El almirante De Grasset ha sido nom
brado jefe de la Comision aliada para
intervenir en- la entrega lie la fota del
Cue fue Imperio aleman.
Y ese misrno ilustrc jefc de la es-
cuadra francesa vino hace POGO ITEM
po San Juan, como Comandante' del
crucero Jeanne D'Arc, y Sc lie festejo,
segun corresponds a su relevante fgu-~
ra, con un gran banquete, al que Sc
asocio todo 10 que mas vale repre-
senta en- Puerto Rico.
"LA CASA DEL TRABAJo"
Esta nochc las ocho, Sc 1levara a
efecto Ia Asamblea defnitiva del ms
tituto dc Reformas Sociales, para reor-
ganizar el Institute aprobar los nue.
vos reglamentos y las bases para Ell pro-
veto del cdiicio LA Casa del Traba-
jo".
Dicha reunion Sc verifcara en- la ca
sa ntisncro 16 de la calle de Allen.
Informaremos de los porrnenores de
Ia re1,r1i6n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
Ell TENIENTE FORT

Esta mafiana ha sido llevado al Base
Hospital, aquejado de una alta febre.
el brillante escritor Gustavo Fort, pri-
mer teniente de la Reserva de los Es-
tados Unidos.
Hacemos votos por la mejoria del
Quito conpafiero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

:Es :EEs --- -------Ess Desde hace algun tempo, una
BUSCANDO Ell enfermedad desconOcida viene
REMEDIO .destrozando los campos de cana
81 a---------:Sa esta Isla; as 10 asegura la
Sonth p0t0 RicO Su0ny COu 9n-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
EscALAM1ENTo EN- ANAsco

La policia de Anasco esta en- investi-
gacion de un escalamiento cometido en-
Ia tienda que en- dicho pueblo tiene la
Guanica Central. Los cacos psrietraron
al edifcio por TN agujero y Sc llevaroa
unos cuantos objetos.
LA RIEA DE AVER
Aver en- el almacen de Finlay. en- la
Marina dc esta ciudad. hubo una riia
entire Candido Garcia y Ulises Villar.
resultando ol primero con una herida
en- cl cuello y.otra Ell la espalda. Fue.
ron separados y cl herido asistido en- Ia
sala de socorros. POGO despues. estan.
do Villar trabajando. Sc .acerc6 a 81
Garcia y 10 hiri6 con IN formon en- ei
vientre. Fue conducido a Ia ciinica
Miramar. donde qued6 recluido. Am.
bos han sido denuhciados a Ia corte.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-29
War Decorations.
est. Louis Republfc)

When Germany went to war there were carloads of iron crosses lying around the various army headuuar- ters, waiting to be bestowed upon those who had performed some dis tInctlve service for the cause of the HohenZollerns. Various other war honors were at hand to reward the faithful or stim ulate endeavor.
 When the United States went to war, and for months after it had men in the firing line, there was no sys- tenn ill our army by which even deeds of exceptional valor could be proper 1y recognized. An act Of Congress was necessary, in fact in each speci- fic case. That is why we read so oft en of Americans receiving the French War Cross and occasionally a British decoration.
 Now we have established though tardIly, a series Of war honors to be bestowed by commanding officers in the field in recognition of special acts of bravery or devotion. There are three decorations of this charac- ter known as the Medal of Honor, the Distinguished Service Cross and the Distinguished Service Medal The two former are awarded for gallan- try in action. The D. $. M will be confined to anyone who distinguishes himself or herself by exceptionally meritorious service to the Govern in a duty of great responsibility in time of war, or in connection with operations against an armed enemy of the United States" This is held by the War Department to include of ficers and enlisted men of the Allied forces so serving.
 The Medal of Honor is confined to officers and soldiers of the American army. The Distinguished Service Cross is to be awarded to those who may distinguish themselves by extra ordinary heroism in connection with military operations against an armed enemy of the United States under cir cumstances which do not justify the award of the Medal of Honor. It may be awarded to any person who while serving in any capacity with the army shall distinguish himself or who since April :, 1917, has so distinguished himself It applies to officers and en- listed men of the allied forces, as we'll as our own.
 General Pershing has issued orders calling attention to the honors and in- structing commanders now to make recommendations and award them. It is noteworthy that a large stock of decora tons have already been earned and are being awarded on the battle fields and in the hospitals of France. Our men did not wait for medals to be offered, but went out and won them while an indulgent Government was devising a suita ble system.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-29
GIRLS WANT STORES CLOSED.

The young women clerks of the Fair Twenty-Five Cent store made the following announcement today:
 The employees of The Fair Depart ment store wish to go on record as unanimously favoring the closing of stores Monday at D. m. The young women feel that one night a week is enough and that the buying pub lie has sufficient time to trade as is the case in every other city in the state the size of New Britain. s. M Davidson, managing partner of The Fair Department store has done everything possible to bring the stores to close Monday nights; also as chairman of the Chamber of Com merce Uniform House committee feels that if a secret ballot were taken of all the clerks that 95 per cent would be in favor of closing. Mr. Davidson also feels that the public will heartily endorse the wishes of the clerks
New Britain herald., 1918-06-29
PLENTY OF MUSIC JULY i.
Half. Dozen Bands Will Take Part
 in Afternoon tarade.

With the assuran4 that fully 1000 people will be !n the July i parade, the executive lcommittee is now busy making final arrangements and today the Meriden Gty Band was secured to take part. Ihis band, with the Philharmonic Band, the American Band, several drum corps and other out of town musreaI Ji
 ganizations, will provide ample mt Arrangeme are also being ma4 for community singing and a bano concert at Walnut Hill park in the evening"
 The city officials are expected to have place in the parade and they are asked to meet in front of city hall at 1:l5 p. m., on July 4. The general committee meets at 8 o'clock Monday night in city hall and rep resentatives from all American or ganizations are urged to be present. There will also be several attractive floats in the parade and George H. Dyson has offered to donate loving cup to the best float should the com mittee deem it wise to inject a spirit of competition into the program.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-29
In the Days Of F. T. Barnun|

Greenwich News and Ora aphlt
 Mr. Barnum was always a friel the newspaper men. Having beer himself, he naturally had d fe feeling And the newspaper men him. He was all honorary me Of the old Connecticut Press ass ton of newspaper editors. (tH decessor of the present Conn Editorial association that hou1 in the sos and early 90's, and h it's president such guished naLists as Charles Hopkins Clah the Hartford Courant; Col Norr Osborn, of the New Haven Jou Courier: the late John AddisoT ter. of the Hartford Post and sS tary to President Mckinley, and late Congressman R. J. Vance, o| New Britain Herald. who was ell president at the last meeting held by the association, at Plei Beach, Bridgeport, in 's5. whe1 late Congressman Amos J. Cumnt of New York. editor of the Ev} Sun, was guest of honor.
 About thirty years, ago the a1 meeting and dinner was held al Black Rock hotel, near Bridgd on Good Friday-the annual Il ings were always held on GoodI day. MT. Barnum was present. during the post-prandial exerI was of course called en to mai speech This he did. In the cJ of his remarks he admonishedl scribes to stick to the truth and ! exaggeration and sensationalism as Ire spoke he directed his squarely at Julian w. Sterling, at that time was the Bridgeport respondent of the New. York and past master in the art of forming a grain of truth into a that would make the readers stand on end.
 When Mir. Barnum concluded Sterling arose. frankly admitted he was more or less addicted t@ faults which the previous spe had pointed out, but pleaded tn had been trained along that line before when, as an artist, he wal ployed to design circus posters ia Greatest Show on Earth, and been explicitly admonished by o T. Barnum to Hay in on thick" out regard to accuracy or life ness.
 Barnum threw up his handd owned up.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-29
CITY ITEMS

.3Aliss Sarah Bedford is spending her vacation at Myrtle Beach.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Colby of Cher sy street entertained MT. and Mrs. N. Singer at farewell party last even ing Mrs Singer was presented with
 handsome bouquet of roses. MT.
 Mrs. Singer will make their home New Haven.
 A daughter was born Thursday in thseLawrence hospital at New Lon ddh to Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Rath- burn. Mrs. Rathburn's maiden name wSk Alma Lasher.
 Harold Brumbaum left today .or Niagara Falls, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank w. Humphrey of School street left today with pr. and Mrs. William Macgeorge of Rockville on a two weeks auto trip tolNiagara Falls and the Thousand islands.
 The Americanization board of the Chamber of Commerce will meet next Wednesday, evening at o'clock in stead of in the afternoon as hereto fore. From now on, as a means or drawing a larger crowd, all meetlngs
 rnected with the chamber Will De
 Id in the evening.
 The Red Cross rooms will be closed ls slI day July 4, in observance of In" uependencee Day. .'
 Owing to lack of material, the sur gical dressings rooms at the local Red Cross headauarters will be closed for me week beginning Monday, July l. Fire Commissioner Frank J. Moran and wife have returned from weeks stay at Miller's Falls, Mass They enjoyed an auto trip over the Mohawk trail in their absence.
 4 meeting of the Maehinists Union will be held Sunday morning sf 10 o'clock at the headquarters on Church street.
 Miss Selma Fritze. a member of the faculty of the High school, has been presented with ring bearing the ~xaum erals 1919 by the pupils of her section room at the school. Her resignation to take up a position at the New Haven High school was re- gently rendered the Board of Edu- cation.
 The referundum vote of the branches of the A. O. H. of the state Aecently called for has resulted In the abandoning of the state convention this year. President John F. Leeney has sent out announcements to the Fact that no convention will be held.
 Big sale, midsummer hats, M. Sci bert.-Alvt.
 -s(*The German citizens who are to fake part in the July 4th parade will meet tomorrow at 3:30 D. m. in Tur- her hall to make plans for their part of the celebration.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-29
SCHEDULE OF HOURS.

The new posters for local merchants affiliated with the Chamber of Com merce are now ready and merchants desiring them to place in their win dows are asked to call at Chamber of Commerce headquarters for them Since the meeting held Wednesday afternoon, when the Monday night closing was discussed, with the result that the mercantile bureau voted by a close margin to keep the stores open on Monday nights, cards bearing the new closing schedule have been print ed. So there will be no misunder- standing. patrons are requested tn take notice of the posters in the various windows
New Britain herald., 1918-06-29
PURSUIT OF GERMAN
 RAIDERS IS PLANNED
Aviation Committee of French Cham Der F'ayOrs Vigorous Policy
 Against Airmen Attacking Paris

Paris June 29.--In an effort to or ganize the defense of Paris against enemy raidtng airplanes the aviation committee of the chamber of depu- ties will confer with the premier and recommend the pursuit of German machines which Lombard the capitol and the creation of three distinct de- fense zones. The first of these zones will be exclusively for cannon and airplanes, the next will be defended by balloons and the third will be brilliantly lighted.
 , Reprisals against German cities are demanded by the press.
 One of the German airships that took part in Thursday nights air raid on Paris was compelled to land in the wooded area between Paris and the German line. One of the aviators was killed. His two com panions were taken prisoner
 Paris was not harmed by last nights air raid. None of the bonn bs dropped by the several machines which attempted to penetrate the de- lenses between 11:30 and 12:30 o'clock fell on the city.