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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
TODOS LOS RECORDS DE
EXPORTACTON HAN
SIDO ROTOS.

Tn marcado salto en- las ex-
portaciones durante ell mes tie
JUNO, Sc registra en- ell total del
afio fiscal de 1919, por mas de
siete billones de dollars, repre-
sentando un nuevo record, de
acuerdo con una estadistica ex-
pedida por las Oficinas del Conner
clio Exterior V DomesticO, del
Departamento del ComerciO, de
los Estados Unidos.
Las exportaciones de JUNO Sc
fijan en- $91S.OOO.OOO, que exec
den a las del record ultimo esta-
blecido en- abril del aiio actual,
por mas de $2OO.OOO.OOO. Las ex
portaciones de JUNO del aiO pa
sado fueron valuadas en- 4S4 mi
Homes de dollars. Ell total de las
exportaciones del aho fiscal al
canza a $7,225.0O0.0OO, ell com
paracion con $500, 100000 del
mismo aiio Ell 1913. Representa-
este mas de las tres veces las ex-
portaciones de 1914, ell 1ltimo
afio normal. Las exportaciOnes
desde que el armisticio fue firma.
10 en- noviembre, Sc estiman en-
$5.000.000.000. Ell excedente de
las exportaciones sobre las impOl
taciOnes, durante el aiio fiscal de
1919, fue de S4.129.O00.0OO, con.
ira $3.O00.OO0.O0O, del aho dlti.
mo y menos que $500.OOO en-
1914.
Las importaciones de JUNO sc
val1an en- S293.0OO.00O, registrar
dose una baja, COmparadas con
las de mayo, que fueron dc
1929, 100000; pero habiendo au
mentado sobre las de JUNO de
lfio pasado, que alcanzaron sole
a $260.000.000. Las importacio
nes totales para el ailo fiscal va
terminadas, sc estiman ell
So, ,O96, 100000, contra $2,946.OOO.
900 que dieron las de 1918.
Ell cese de las restricciones dt
guerra, marco III decidido au
mento EN- las exportac.ones dt
olo, que llegaron lie $2.000.00t
respectiyamente en- abril y mayC
a $S3.000.000 en- JUNO. Las expol
taciOnes en- ell aiio fiscal llegaIIDI
Ia $117.0OO.00O, contra $191.OO0.
600 en- 1918. Las exportaciones
de plata decrecieron de $4,000.
600 en- mayo a $13.00O.000 Ell
JUNO, pero aumentaron dt
139,O00.0O0 que llegaron las de
$ss39, 100000 en- 1918 a s:}O1 900,
0CO que alcanzaron las de; 1912
que alcarzaron las de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
EMBARGO La. CoMPANIA

Segdn cable recibido Ell st,bado,
aver ha debido embarcar Ell. San
tiago de Cuba, la compaGfa de
comedias de Fernando Porred6n,
cuyo debut esta anunciado para
esta semana con Ia divertida CO.
media en- cuatro actos, de Paso y
Abati, La Algeria del Virir.
El abono para las ounce funcio
mes Sc cerrara manana a las doce
del dia 10 que Sc avisa a las perso
sonas que esten interesadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
DON PEDRO ALFONSO

d Noticias recibidas de Espaia
nos informan, que ha llegado a
su patria, huestro amigo ell Sr. Pc
dro Alfonso, comerciante estableci
do en- Santurce. Durante su au-
sencia, es apoderado general de la
casa, ell joyen amigo Francisco
Garcia.
:DONDE ESTA Ell CANARIO?
/. El Sr. Isidoro Marrero, residen
te en- la calle de la Cruz ntmero
33, de esta ciudad, ha perdido un
canario color amarillo, COLO Y que
tiene la particularidad de
cantar de dfa v dc noche. Ell did
cuenta a la detective del rObo,
pero hasta la fecha NADIA ha con.
seguido. Ell que rob6 ell canario.
10 sac0 de la jaula y dej0 esta Ell
el zaguan de la casa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
BANCO PUPOLAR
de e.
Economics y PrestamOs.
ApartadO 471. Tel6fOnO 1928.
San Juan, p. r.
... Secretaria.

ExtraviadO Ell titulo de esta So
ciedad nimero 128 (ciento VEIN
te Y OchO) comprendiendO una
acci6n, nlmerO cientO veinte y
Ocho, expedidO en- primerO de Oc-
tubre de mil OchOcientOs nOventa
y cuatrO a favor de Don Saliva
dor Bavi, a petici6n de parte. in
teresada Sc hace cOnstar, para 81
a los treinta dias despues de la
.primera publication de este
anunciO, no Sc presenta reclama-
ci6n alguna de tercerO, el Ban
co, libre de respOnsabilidad, ex-
pedir un nueyO titulO en- susti-
tuci6n del extraviadO.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, trein-
ia de Julio de mil nOvecientOs
dieZ y nueve.
DAMIAN MONSERRAT,
Director Gerente.
Enrique Cerecedo MILAN,
SecretariO. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
UNO QUE QUISO ENTRAR A
La BRAVA a..

Ell sabado debut6 Ell Puerta de
TERRA, parada 3, el Circo Marx.
Ell cuerdista seilor Tellechea, los,
trapecistas LeonciO Perez y Ella
dio Martinez, el director art1stico
seiior Alfonso Tosd, y el dueto
compuesto por la bella sehorita
LeOnora,y Jose Cuevas, fueron rui
dosamente aplaudidos.
Mad. Roy hizo derroche de su
arte, causando la admiration del
publico recibiendO en- cada mime
ro repetidos aplausos.
Anoche, pesar de los frecuen
tes aguaceros que desde, las Z. 45
empezaron caer, sc efectu0 la
function.
Ell sefor Tellechea, cuando bal
laba en- la cuerda, que estaba mo-
jada, sufri6 una calda, quedando
sostenido pOr ell brazo izquierdo
de la cuerda, por 10 que no lleg0
a caer al suelo. Continue su ira
bajo y sus arriesgados equilibrios
fuerOn muy celebrados.
TodOs los artistas trabajaron
anOche con entusiasmo y Leo
nora que estaba un tanto febril,
sc luci0 mas que nunca zen los
duetos con ell sefiOr Tosana Y con
el sehor Cuevas,
En- uno de los momentos mas in
del expectaculo, lln in
dividuo quiso colarse por debajo
del tel6n, y como el macetero Her
mimic Aviles Sc 10 prohibiera, sur
gi6 una lucha cuerpo cuerpo, y,
en- seguida, el guapeton, con una
piedra, hiri6 a Ayiles que todo
rnsangrentado, fue a curarse q Ia
sala de socorro del barrio. La
policfa de guardia estaba dentro
lei circo viendo la funci6nty cuan
10 salio uno de los policiass ya
u guapo habia desaparecido.
Herminio 'denupciard hoy a su
agresor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
. RINA A PEDRADAS

En- la parada 8 j media de
Puerta de TERRA, sostuvieron
una rifia pedradas, Angel Cres-
po y Emeterio Salgado, resultan
do eI primero herido en- la cabe'
"a. La policfa presento denuncia
contra ambos, por alteration de
Ia paz. 40
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
DON RAMON ABoY

De su viaje a Santo Domingo,
ell sabado ell estimable ca
ballero don Rom0n Aboy Benftez,
importante factor de la banca Y
el comercio de este pals. Ell I'M
PARCIAL saluda cortesmente al
Sr. Aboy, deseando que haya reali
zado un buen viaje de negocios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
ATENTo CONTRA sU VIDA

En- ell poblado de Miranda, Ell
Puerta de TERRA, trato de sui
cidarse, tomandose una d0sis de
permanganato de potasa, Merce-
des Prado. Fue asistida ell la sa-
la de socorros, quedando despues
recluida en- ell Hospital Munich
pal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
CATANO

Sc hace necesario, que III po-
blado como este, que cuenta, apro-
ximadamente con seis mil haoitan-
tes, Sc coloque un buz0n dos,
aunque sea, para depositar la CO.
rrespondencia. La Oficina de CO.
srreos, esta separada del centro de
esta ribereiia comarca.
pv4 asattsr $50 ssNe'
Varias familias, censuran acre-
lnente;;t los Representatives. de
los diarios capitalinos, aqui, por-
que ell dichas publicaciones no Sc
dice hi una palabra con resaecto
a los entorpecimientos que frecuen
temente Ocurren Il las lanchas de
La ElnpresG del OcSte, en- Ierjui-
clio del p1blico, pagano; TN algo
relacionado con las guaguas que
han convertible la calle de Santa
Rosa, en- un verdadero infieruo des
critic por Ell Dante. La referida
via pdblica, esta, Hon. Alcalde de
Bayam0n, en- peores condiciones
que un camino ,yecinal.
~ u liVSrs;s.s,s = =
u De publico, Sc dice, que algunos
peri0dicos no Sc quieren ocnpar de
algunos suntos que.interesan a es-
tos vecinos, y, con respecto a este
diario, trataremos de probar, que
no tienen raz0n los acusadOres.
Todo 10 que pueda y deba publican
Sc, 10 dara a la luz este diario, de
manera culta y respetuosa, sin
lhiedo, mi NADIA de alboroto".
81. Il ~ ;:
Z Ell pan que Sc ha comido hoy,
no es bueno, como el que, comun-
lnente, aqui Sc confeccionaba: el
dcido, no hace agradable este mag
1lifco alimento de ricos y pobres.
a aIla. $50
n La juventud de este ribereiio y
fIoetico lugar, donde abundan las
mujeres bellas; esa juventud, re-
petimos, que marcha de cara al
sol, con rumbo a Oriente, que es
foco de luz; y la luz es vide, ami
maci0n y movimiento, bautizara
en- breve, y con toda solemIidad,
tn Centre Social en- que Sc bal
lara y celebraran veladas litera-
iias-musicales, amenizandose con
Il diyino canto, tambien. .Adelan
tc, adelante, que dijo Jeshs. que
no solamente de pan viviamos los
seres humanos, Ell la TERRA.
lose Vidal sCGrdond.
Agosto, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
Ell "KILPATRICK"

Hoy sali0 para los Estados Uni.
dos ell transporte "Kilpatrick".
En- el van soldados americanos,
ell coronel Townshend y IL solda-
dos puertoyriquehos que tomaran
parte en- el concurso de tiro ma
cional que Sc llevara efecto en-
New Jersey. Buen viaje y exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
EDUARDO UGARTE

Regres0 de los Estados Unidos
el joven Eduardo Ugarte, emplea-
do en- la casa Boomer y Ca, y que
dedicara su estancia en- Puerto Ri
co, en- gestiones de negocios. Nues
tro saludo yque tenga 6xito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
PARA ARECIBO

El sabado por la noche sali0
para Arecibo, a pasar unos dlas
con sus familiares, el joven don
Roberto Colon, competente en-
pleado del "Standar Grocery" de.
esta capital.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
iDONDE EsTA LUIso

De su residencia de Puerta de
TERRA ha desaparecido Ell niilo
Luis Ramos, -hijo de Monserrate
Padilla. salio para el cine VI
hasta la fecha no ha vuelto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
oRDEN DE ARREsTo

Eel juez municipal de Arecibo,
ha dictado 0rden de arresto y f.
jado una fianza de $500, contra
Jose Ruiz, quien Sc acusa de unI
delito dc falsiicaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
DON ANGEL ACos-

Ia VELARDE
Este apreciable joven, hijo del
Fiscal de Mayagiiez, Sr. Acosta
Quintero, regres6 ell sabado de
Santo Domingo. Ell joven Acosta
ocupa el puesto de quimico azuca-
rero en- una importante factorfa
en- la capital de aquella repu-
blica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
LAS INDUSTRIAS DEL PRO
HIBICIONISMO

La policfa de Aguadilla la sor-
prendido dos alambiques y una
lata de ron y ha arrestado Il tres
individuos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
MARIA ISABEL vILAsECA

MARIA ISABEL VILASECA
Falleci0 en- Santurce y aver Sc
verifico el sepelio de su cadayer, la
senorita Maria Isabel Vilaseca,
emparentada con distinguidas IA
milias de la ciudad. Descaase ell
paz su alma y nuestro pesame a
sus deudOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
VISTA PASTORAL

El 8 del corriente saldra en- vi.
sta pastoral, visitando Camuy y
HatilIo, el Ilustrisimo Sr. Obispo
gLonseaor Torres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04

CONDENADO POR HURTO
/ La Corte Municipal ha eondena-
do al confinado Juan Rodriguez,
"a s meses de carcel, por hurto de
un saco de arroz de los alma
Genes del Malec6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04

Ell LCDO. WILLIAM SANTOS
Hoy tomo possession de su cargo
de iuez municipal de la ciudad, el
Lcdo. William SaIttos, Deseamos
lie acierto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
Total,

Total, 403
Ell .campeon del dia fue ell ami
go Bernardo Agueros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04

EN- Ell CIRCo MARX
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27

FOR SALE OR RENT-Three engineers transits and one level, all in good con- dition and repair. Apply by mail or after z D. m. to Robert l.. Totten, 14l4 N Both st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27

IF you want to buy or sell farm land,
 write Ingram Land Co., Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27

II2 acres and dwellings,. miles to Montevallo, miles to Calera; school and church one mile. Branch through place. Price $2250. L. N. Majors. Montevallo Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I.


 SELL your property quickly for cash. anywhere, any kind, very small cost. Write Claude Windham, 901 First Natl. Bank, Birmingham, Ala. VULCANIZLNG shop, complete, for sale; being operated now at 214 s. 20th St; $500 down, S75 per month for 4 months; must sell by the 29th GO IN BUSINESS for yourself; write to- day for our printed list of 100 Business Opportunities in Alabama and Georgia. Lightfoot's 317-1S Peters Bldg. Atlanta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27

WIDOW must sell 160-acre tlorida farm: 3,5Oo; hustling depot towns on 2 dif- ferent railroads within I12 miles; 80 acres cleared, hog proof wire fencing, rich chocolate soil for corn, cotton, grains, peanuts, chufas, cassava, rice, sweet and Irish potatoes, truck, mel ons, etc. farm-use wood and timber; 20S-tree pecan orchard, also pears, plums, oranges, scuppernongs. etc.; good S-room house, shaded lawns good barn, corn, hog houses, etc.: low price; $S,50O; easy terms; details page 69 Cat alog Bargains 19 States. copy free. Strout Farm Agency, 1210-L Heard Bldg, Jacksonville, Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27
National Dry Cleaning

W AN ItIlJ-Iypewrlter uesK, drawers, oak. with chair must be in good con- diton; also letter files. l. 2S. Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27

FARM AND TIMBER LANDS 8

II Ahm EiANAy LShAfDA6 OI ONLY quarter-mile of station. $50 acres already equipped for farming with modern farm tools and stock; 29s acres level, 100 acres slightly roll. ing: 7J acres in cultivation; 2's acres in timber and pasture; plenty of hardwood; beautiful 14-roof dwelling recently plastered, papered and painted; 2 tenant houses, barn, crib, shed, blacksmith shop and poul' try house; large pit for flowers; fish pond, spring and spring branch on place; plenty of hay and corn to run place this year; wheat already grow ing: one large 4-horse wagon and two 2-horse wagons; one cider press and long list of tools and machinery; young orchard of different kinds oi fuit and grapes, including large scuppernong vine; from quarter oi mile, F miles to 21a miles of three railroads, which give you easy ship ping facilities to any part of the east or middle west; Birmingham 35 miles; on pike and dirt road. l.. N. Majors, Montevallo. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27
Lowndes County Farms

LoWndeS County Farms 5000 acres near Ft. Deposit. on graded road; one-third rich bottom, black land: one-third second bottom; one third upland; 1000 acres good tim- Der, balance open; five Groom dwell- lngs, 30 tenant houses, three creeks. Requires no fertilizer to make finest of crops Price $15 per acre. It IS fenced and cross-fenced.
 1O44 acres, 650 in good pine poplar, oak and hickory; balance open; fine stock farm, on good road, with fair im- provements. Price $20 per acre; all fenced.
 457 acres. about one-half open, balance splendid timber, on good country road and well watered, near Calhoun; 50 miles of Montgomery. Price $lo per acre. Address. until Wednesday, T. A. Wiggs, Anniston, Ala. At Brew ton, Ala, May and 5.
 "COMMUNITY"-Two of us salared men often talked of some sweet day when we would start to build, set out fruit trees and improve us a real country home; one of us on visit found a big thousand acre woodland pasture or game reserve; then We two went out got the owner to let us stake out 50 acres each of good loamy soil ideal for fruit. berries and truck, got it cheap on good terms; one of our friends heard us talking; he went out and staked himself out place; now we have just thought of a kind of a community idea so we could buy together, sell together, etc, so we wish f or more good fellows to join us; married Cor soon to be) preferred; no highbrows desired. If really in- terested, address Community. care R. J. Lewis, 1909 Ave. D, Birmingham, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27
FOR SALE. MISCELLANEOUS II

and wood-cutting machinery of every description. Highest grade at reasonable prices. Write for descriptive circulars. Hin-Curtis Co. Elnora st, Kalamazoo Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27

FOR SALE-4O acres land for $500; one mile from Trussville, one-half from Ropers station, on Seaboard railroad; lasting water running through; free range; plenty of grass and water. Ad- dress Box S1, Trussville, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished front room; in private home on south side' gentlemen only Main SS2q<
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IA WE want to buy an estab- lished wholesale merchan- disc brokerage business in either Birmingham, Allan ta or Memphis; don't mind the cost if your have the ac- counts and volume; all cor respondence confidential ]; we mean business; write us and if sounds good will call on you. Address Broker, F. O. Box 242, Columbus, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27

TO EXCHANGE-My splendid 6O-apt. bldg, on one of Chicagos most ex- elusive and fashionable boulevards. This building is a payer" bringing in a rental of over S20,0O0 year; clear of in cumbrance; or would arrange a mort gage to suit; price, s2o0,OO0; want Al ranch or farm completely equipped for my own use. G. w. Stewart, 29 s. LaSalle st. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27

WE manufacture a carburetor for Ford cars which is guaranteed to give double the mileage over any other carburetor ever constructed regardless of name, make or price. We are now ready to fur nish carburetors for Dodge and Max well cars; will furnish them for other cars in short time money refunded if 15-day free trial does not prove it; en- tirely new principle: simple plain tube, not a moving part; guaranteed to start in zero weather without heating or priming; tremendous demand; 15,OOO now in use in Chicago territory. Reliable, en- ergetic man can guarantee sales ana carry stock of $500 to 5000 depending on demand: can secure exclusive territory and will easily net $20,0OO this year. No special experience necessary. Frank A. Urwan. 509 W. Jackson Blvd, Chicago, III.
 SUBSTANTIAL manufacturing corpor- ation wants capable men to establish branch and manage salesmen, $200 to 5000 necessary; you handle own money; will allow expenses to Balti- more if you will >qualify. For par ticulars address Secretary, 416 N. Howard st.. Baltimore, Md.
 PAY CASH-It pays wonderful values in suits to make room for summer stock. Mark Linx. 1911 1st ave.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-24
SOUTH KILLMCLY

Mrs. William Barlow. who has been i'll the past week. is improving. :
 Mrs. Herman Barlow was in Dan- ielson last week on account of the illness of her sister.
 The cold wave last week put an end to most outdoor work for a few days. Thermometers in this. section regis tered as low as 20 degrees below zero Wednesday.
 Beatrice Coffey was in Danielson Saturday.
 A. A. Jacques reports tracking a fox several miles north of here and the tracks led to MT. Jacques home.
 Mrs. William Slater and Beulah Martin were in Danielson Thursday.
 There was no session of the school Wednesday afternoon. as Miss Kelley attended a teachers meeting in Dan ielson.
 Harold Woodmansee of Eimville spent the week end at his home.
 A Christmas candle light service was held in the church Sunday even ing. The sermon was by Rev Walter
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-24

take, Louise Wood: Santa Joins the Red Cross - Characters: MT. Santa Claus, Dennis Sullivan; Mrs. Santa Claus, Verna Rail-; Mother Goose. Vii vian Mclaughlin; Mother Hubbard,
 bard, Leoza Cyr; Red Cross Workers,
 Yvonne Bryant and Regina Gutknecht,
 brownies, Lloyd Rioux, Francis Mo
 Laughlin, George Ritchie. Ovigene
 Outlet; Titania "Fantaise de Concert" Weley Yvonne Hourigan; Santa Joins the Red Cross, second scene; recita-
 tion, Giving and Getting, Frances Me Laugh.in; Pantomime. Jesus. Lober of Ny soul,' Sixth, Seventh and
 Eighth grades; Cest un Oiseau qui Went de France. chorus: The Star Spangled Banner.
 A Christmas party with a tree was lheld in the Congregational vestry on Tuesday evening. The children enjoy l ed games and music and ice cream and cake were served Mrs. F. E. Robin 1 son and the prirtary departmen teachers entertained the children. Mrs
 F. A. Faust read Christmas story | William McNicol secured the tree for tn party.
 Richmond P. Gardner is at home for two weeks vacation from tn Universi- l tys School of Music Ann Arbor, Mich i The Riverside Grammar school pu- pills have sold 4475 Red Cross seals
 Mrs. p. M. Soule's room sold HOO an6
 Miss, S. N. Johnson's room 1000 al the high lines.
 At a meeting of the board of schoo I visitors held Monday evening it wal decided to keep open the Pachaus school and reopen the White district
 The scholars viii attend Pachaug un.
 til arrangements are made for the White school.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-24
MYSTIC

Albert c. Watrous died Sunday af- ternoon at his home on Mistuxet ave- nue following a shock Sunday morn ing. He was born in the town of Gro ton Sept. 15. 1844, a son of Jabez Watrous mad Phoebe Parks Watrous. He leaves besides his wife. Susan M. Watrous, two sons. George A. Watrous of Stamford and Adin N. Watrous of Groton, a daughter, Madilia Watrous of Mystic, and a brother. Jabez Wat rous of Burnett's Corners. MT. Watrous retired from active work two years ago. Up to that time he was engineer at the Mystic Valley pumping station for 30 years. He was a well known and highly respected citizen.
 Miss Eleanor Davis is home from Lowell. Mass. for over Christmas.
 D. Walter Backus of South Wind ham is visiting in town.
 Herbert Wolfe is home from Paw
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-24
sTONINCTON

At the annual meeting of Welcome lodge, Portuguese Fraternity of the United States, officers were elected as follows: Antonio s. Avellar, presi- dent: Joaquin A. Souza. vice presi- dent; John Fries, recording secre- tary; Antonio Avellar, corresponding secretary; Nicholas Q. King, treas urer and receiver; Louis Crazinhzo. first vigilant; Frank J. Comes, master of ceremonies; Manuel F. Nunes. Manuel F.s Sylvia, John F. Pariso. finance committee; Antonio S. Avel- lar, Manuel F. Nunes. delegates.
 Stonington- Pointers.
 Miss Mildred Crandall of Spring field. Mass, will spend the holiday season with her parents, Warden and Mrs. Cornelius B. Crandall.
 Captains Elmer and Georfe Wilcox have nearly filled their icehouse with ice about six inches in thickness.
 Ice on the Vargus pond is nearly seven inches thick. and quite quan- tity has been cut for immediate deliv- cry.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-24
JEWETT CITY

A Christmas entertainment with MT. and Mrs. Santa Claus present was giv-
 en by the children of St. Mary's school
 in the Finn Opera House on Monday
 evening, the seats being filled with the parents and friends of the children. The following programme was given:
 Jingle Bells, chorus; Polonaise, pia- no trio. Vivian Mclaughlin, Leoza Cyr, Teresa Foley; The Hottentot Hunters, drill; Bewitching Fairy. piano trio, Lily Dugas. Eileen Walsh, Teresa Mo Nally; recitation. FIX Ore Infantium, 1" First and Second grades; Yankee Maid March, violin and piano, Rose LePage, Vivian Mclaughlin; Les Menazeres, Third, Fourth and Fifth grades; Bloom and Blossoms, Mary Cholewa, Yvonne Carroll, Blanche Nichols; recitation, Peace and Goodwill Vivian Mo
 Laughlin; Good night drill, First and Second grades; Rolling hoop Rondo, violin and piano. Louis Wood, Dorilda Lafieche, Rose LePage. Eugene Gutk- necht, Fred Lefevre, Joseph Griswold l.; recitation "Le Petit Enfant." First and Second grades: Return of the Heroes piano trio, Regina Gutknecht, Amelia LaLiberte, Anna Walsh: An Inter view With Satta Claus-characters:
 Mr. Claus. Loretta Laroue; Mrs. Claus RoSalie Grenier; Ivan, Alpherie Me nard. Reporters: Lynwood Mort, Lloyd Rioux, James Foley, J. Mccarthy Double Quick March, piano trio. Alice
 Sullivan, Mary. Blake,~ Helen Chomin- ski; An Interview with Santa Claus
 second act; Floating Waters, piano trio, Helen Kilbosa, Verna Rail-, Lau- ra Sadowski; dialogue, Guessing Game, Francis Moriarty, Aplhonse
 Liberty; A Message of Love, Edward
 Burns; recitation, Before and After
 Verna Raill; Wand drill. Fourth anG
 grades; Dancing Cupids. piano trio Gertrude Marion, Cleo Couture, Annie