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Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14

Phone 352 Peoples Store, Inc, Taft- vile, Conn. mar14d
 FOR sALE-Parlor chairs. writing desk, pictures, sewing machine. books and other household articles at Stanton Ave. mar14d
 FOR SALE-f4ay, Al. John Potter, Griswold Conn, mar14WMF
 FOR SALE-Compost in small quan- titles for home gardens. Phone 1718-3
 marl4d
 FOR SALE-One large express body to lit Ford runabout, nearly new, $15 J. D. Northup, Norwich Town
 mar14d
 FOR SALE-Cheap, one gray mare, very. good farm horse. American Waste and Metal Co, 210 West Main. mar14d
 FOR sALE-A kitchen range, for sale cheap, a bargain. Tel. 748-5, or call at Hammond Ave- near bridge.
 mar14d
 FOR sALE-Chester White brood sow. bred to Berkshire, farrow third litter in May, 25c lb.; young shoats alive or dressed, Holstein bull, three heifers. James L. Wells, Coughlin Farm, Lebanon, Conn. P. o. Yantic, Conn. mar14d FOR SALE-A dandy runabout auto, price $200, if sold at once. Ask for Tator's car, at WOlfs Garage, Jewett i City, Conn. mar14d FOR SALE-I have taken in part payment for my machine two horses, bay horse, 5 years old, weight 1900, sound and gentle, also gray horse, HOO, 10 years; have no use for them and must sell. F CIiff St. maE14d
 FOR RENT-The store occupied by the late E. A. Pratt, 192 Franklin St. will be rented at a low price, for the location, which is one of the best on the street. See L, H. Berry, F Oak St.
 marl4d
 FOR RENT-Three- horse stable and wagon room, Jones & Darbie, II Thames St. mar13d
 TO Tenement with land and chicken coop. 22S Durham St.. Nor wich Conn mar13d
 TO RENT-Furnishe rooms and rooms for light housekeeping. IS Un- ion St. mar12d
 TO RENT-Three light housekeeping rooms at 43 Union St marl2d
 TO RENT-Five rooms, furnished: also barn, F Cliff St, marl1d
 TO REMT-A nicely furnished room, steam heat suitable for either one or two gentlemen. Tel 353-12. marl1d
 TO RENT-Furnisaed rooms, 57 Cliff St. Phone l+60 marl0d
 TO RENT-From April 1st, cottage house of nme rooms at s East Town St., with all conyenieuces and garage. Inquire of T. j. Wattles, 274 Broadway.
 TGarl0d
 TO RENT-Roonls with board, three minutes walk from Marlin RUc1weII's Dinners q apeclaIty. l3 Boswell Ave.
 lnar8G
 TO Modern six-room fiat. Apply t lz2 Broadway. mar6d
 TO RENT--EIne apartment on Laure. Hill with coal and wood ii cellar with er U-lthlta garage Inquire H. A "@lf, 1tl Main at. jan.Sod.
 T0 RESE--Fu urn.shed rooms for light house 1eeplug, T Division street
 FOX RENT-Two closed cars. at req sonan-e rates. day or night service Phone lzl2-5 -} Cliff St, nov16d
 sTofga Household goods stored for iaaE or short term, rates reason aba~. Tanning studio. a2 Bi oaGWay
 jeIa
 - z0 s2EN7T--F-uralgaed rooms; also rooms Tor light aousa8 keeping. IGj So'slo4 s5 %ai l04S-S. sapI1d
 ID RENT Eight-room cottage house modern improvements. Inquire P. F. Bray. Z3l Central Ave feblSd
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{ for & FOR SALE

Second load of good Farm Chunks and . few matched pairs ranging in weight from 1050 pounds to 1500 Prices very reasonable Please give US a call and look them over and try them and take them home if necessary. Every horse guara anteed as represented or money refunded. Can be seen at 283 Lewiston Avenue, Jim Browns old stand, WiIimantic.
 JOHN SIMPSON, of Hartford. Mar,
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FULL ASSOCIATED
 PRESS DISPATCHES
!. - vTT<AAF A TWENTIETH CENTURY PRAYER.

Lo Thou hast made Thy flaming suns s-&. S-s And sci them circlng free in space, - And Thou hast made those darker ones
 OutcaSt forever from Thy face.
 Those wandering stars with quenched spark, Lost in the backneSs of the dark O Maker of each undimmed sun
 In sole dominion Ger its spheres ..e:s.. That in their rounded orbits run TX is oefeney through the perfect years. ea Look down in pity on our world @rsr About two centers nadly whir1ed. '=.se Our world with pathway all amiSs, erarr- S5 @ MiSShapen by the central strife. Between the lords of woe and bliss, se. :. Ot dark and light, of death and life Help us, in these our latter days
 To search the darkness and it's ways. -. To find the pivot of the night; - And heal earth's guidance, rent in twain, That brings into world of light s -T-s,.pss-. Death and the evil of its train --- h Thy deep wisdom let us trace
 This lost star hidden from Thy face. -o.ss Up from the primal fall Thoust shown s. The way of life to mortal breath; To mans estate through leaf and stone. @s~4.. From change to change, we've fought Fl.
 with death; Grant, with Thy last great gift of nird, The prince of darkness we may bind! .@..+a
 M. E. Buhler in New York Sun
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S6OO.OO

buys 39 acres of land. several acres heavy pine timber and about 300 cords of standing wood. fine well of water, also never failing spring. aoras of cleared land, some fruit, situated IF miles to main line of railroad and !. mile to prosperous village. where all the wood can be sold to the min at 8 good price. 4 rare bargain. Investi- gate. Send for WIcoxs Farm Bulletin Choice of 40n.
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NuTLcl. rn cnnnlrnns.

AT CGyHv or PROBATE HELD at LllNarI Ttthiu and for the District ot LedEarj, on the llth day of March, <. D 1glg
 Present - SAMUEL |. HOLDRIDGE. Judge.
 Estate of Amanda C. Rogers, late of L.ayrd in said District. deceased. Ordered That the EEecutOr cite ,.. ...arH .t said deceased to bring H their claims against said ps- Late H.'N.U E.N months from this ...e H. rHs.r- notice to .n- sUa.a together with a copy of -.s order. 0n yHe sigHn1st nearest to ..e place where said deceased last aW,.t aII G Inc same Town. and by .r'.--.Ir. fua same once in news .nar having circulation .r said Dis
 t #.. u Ee return to this Court The above and foregoing is true copy .' record
 Attest.
 ANTEL r. TpLDGIpGE.
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TO RENT

FOR SALE E- Three spring express wagon in fine condition, custom built Phone 352. Peoples Store, Inc, Taft Vile, Conn. mar14d
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NTED-Position on farm by young man, married, understands all kinds of farm work, can give best of references. Address k. N, Bulletin.
 nlarl4d
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 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD .. Norwich. within and for the District .. Norwich ou the I5th day of March Hrsseut--NELsON ,, AYLING. Judge -E.Hta of Nicholas >lauas. late of Lisbon. H said District. deceased. lorena hluua8 of paiu5aId. Conn. appeared iu Court and filed D pauion "Ia-mE for the reasons therein set forth .eH. #u instrument DHportine .o a. ia. last will and testament Of 1i0 deceased Ng admitted 10 probate. Nha--uHu-, Lt L5 Ordered That said petition u. heard and determined at -H. Ir1nr.- Court Room i1 the City of EIrW en iu said District, on the 18th day of March A. D 1919. @t o'clock -- laa afternoon and that notice of the r.n1surE of said reilon and of said hearing thereon be given by the pub Maauou 0s a.s order one time in some .sW u.uHr having circulation in said District at least four days prior to the date O. said hearing, and that return .u t4da t0 this Court.
 NELSON I ATLING Judge. Tine above and foregoing is d true .rr. or record
 Attest.
 HELEN I. yEESCEER wHrI=d Clerk.
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TO RENT-Tenement with land and chicken coop. 22S Durham St,, Nor Wich, Conn mar13d
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TO RENT-Furnished rooms and rooms for light housekeeping. is Un- ion St. marl2d
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FOR SALE-Farm, 87 acres, good productive land, 1 F miles from Wiii- mantle. Write J, Box 56, R. D. | WiLimantic. nnar11d
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FOR SALE-Parlor chairs writing desk, pictures, sewing machine, books and other household articles, at Stanton Ave. nar14d
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TO RENT-From April 1st cottage house of nme rooms at s East Town St, with all c0nyenieuces and garage. Inquire of f. j. Wat5les. 274 Broadway.
 married
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slMrEL r.. UoLDBmGE.

NnT'rE.-t'. creditors of said de-
 "ru hereby notified t0 present "t.r .o .-aIr.t said estate to the #unH al Norwich, Conn., E. D r.. |. H..HIu t.c time l.m ted in the ".H". am. .aragJ5ur order
 BENJAMIN e. ROGERS. I0HI'.| EEaCUtOr.
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WANTED - Tenement about five rooms, for family Of three adults, near Washington St. Address r. NJ, care Bulletin. mar14d
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FOR SALE-Six tons of first class hay. W. T. Whitmarsh, R, F. D. l. Tel, SOLE mar11d
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FOR SALE-A very old haircloth parlor set; also an old tall clock Ask Samuel Chesbro, Willimantic, Ct, Tel 3S-4. mar13d
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TO RENT-Three light housekeeping rooms at 43 | uiOn St. marI2d
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FOR SALE-At a low price, a nice house and lot in the center of a coun- try town; a good home for someone with a small income or for a summer home. Ask Samuel Chesbro, Williman- tlc, Ct. Tel. 38-4. mar13d
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FOR SALE-About, one ton of good hay: also cheap two-horse team wagon. Address Charles M Ames 9l
 West Town St. Norwich, Conn. marl2d
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FOR SALE-I9I2 E. M. r. five-pas- senger touring car, in good shape, two new tires on rear end axle. one extra tire and tube John Connolly, R. D. [. Norwich. marf1d
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WANTED-A first class rabbit dog; give particulars as to age, breed and qualities. Write Dog, care Bulletin.
 marl2d
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FOR SALE-1917 Ford touring car, in first class condition, and one 1915 olosed Ford, to be sold cheap if sold this week. Inquire II Cliff St. marfld
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TO RENT-Furnished rooms, 57 Cliff St Phone l460. marl0d
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WANTED-We have permanent po- sition for man near his own home at good pay. If interested, write Peuuod Nursery Co.,, Meriden, Conn. mar14d
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SALE OF HORSES.

I am very sorry that my car of Horses will not be here March 15th. as advertised. On account of sickness my buyer has only part of them bought. l am in the west filling out the load. Will be back with them about March 22nd. Notice will be given upon arrival.
 Tel 536S. ELMER R. PERSON.
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TO RENT-A nicely furnished room, steam heat suitable for either one or two gentlemen. Tel. 353-12. nar11d
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TO RENT-Fiye rooms, furnished: also barn, F Cliff St. marl1d
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09

Que estEEieron excelentes. La critica
a los maestros estuvo oportuna y CHS
tosisinla. ,Todavfs nos parece OR a la
linda Polonia cantandopcs Sci Cane
las, Canelitas''. 5.lipea+ -
Y..s Sque diremos de Oscar Va
He en- su menologo Animal? Bordo
su papel. ,'' ffr1 sseiv .tef
Es nn artista de almas. iY la pie
"a iCAI.ABAzASls2ol Dirigida per la
gentil ssforita Blasco, iyf regianente
interpretada por RaSaela oJimenez, ,.Je-
sefa Ruiz, Fernando Rivera Y Primo
villanueva, estuvo colossal
FL diaiogo ''Ei RemediO- de la He
rida y gust6 mucho.. v las graciosas
.sehoritas Natalia Ruiz Carlota Ba-
diilo fueron objeto de muchas felicita-
clones por parte de la concurrencia. .s
Va nuestra selicitaci6n al sr. Acos-
ia, quien abri6 el acto, por hrillar pcr
su apsencia don Carlos Jimefiez fprin-
cipaD Ell Sr. Aran (inspector).
Sentimos mucho que el senior Aran
no pudisse asistir. Notamos que en-
algunas fiestecillas dadas en- Aguada,
nuestro inspector no concurre. z es, de
lamentarse, pttes sI pueblo no. sabe los
moviles que ae obligan estar ausen-
te puede efsey cue es por falta de.
entusiasno.
Nosctros sahenlcs que no es asi, pero
otros. & qdizas noslo sepan.
Va nuestra sincera felicitaci6n a la
bella, cnlta y. enthusiastic profesOra Ma
ria NJ Blasco, por jel exito de su We
lada benefcio del s.coneaor Es-
colar'' u
Con maestros j6venss y entusiastas
que cumplaa con su deber, las escue
las de Aguada, pueden negsr a La icuin7
breA 9 49,. .
iPor que no iinitsn todos Miss
Blasco?
Enrique E. IRIzARRY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
ACtOS Cu|tura|es EN- Aguada

asuntos eseoiares. LIE fueron tributa-
dos grandes aplausos.
varios obsequios preparados por nues-
tras niiias fueron .galantemeute servi-
dos.
- Base .esencialisiGa para .el exito
de Ia. muier. en- la vida es la educa-
cion' : Una mujer educada triunfa
siempre. DE ahi que la distiHguida
sefiorita Maria N. Blasco haya triunfa-
do en- la veiada que organize y que
con tanto exito Sc llevo cabo el do
rningo, Gia del corriente.
Fue dicha fiesta un verdadero aeon
teciIniento artistico.social Sc di6 cita
10 mas granada de Aguada y Aguadi-
la. '.a
Bellisimas caras de mujeres lucian
sus encantos y galas en- la referida
'noche La Luz de las niiradas fuftivas
y seductoras de la bella ,dulce nor
aguadillana Angelita Blasco 10 ilu.ni-
naba tcdo.
Ell cantor aguadillano Jose Yuraet
M6ndez, clectrizo q concurrencia
con su magistral discurso. Hemos dido
Yumet infnidad de veces siempre
nos parece su tiltimo discurso, ell me-
jor. 8
Los cuadros plasticos "caridsd" y
las "Eellas Artes", hablmente pre-
parados per la distinguida senorita
Blasco, no. dejaron NADIA que ,desear.
Estuvieron bcllisimos. Solo una ver-
dadera artista podia presentar una CO.
sa tan bella. En- los cuadros Sc dis
tinguian las bellas senorftas NTonsa
Laabes que nos representa- una Mlsi-
ca ideal), Rafaela Jimenez regiamente
hermosa en- Ia Poesia).
Bertha Badillo y Clarita Ruiz, lindi-
simas, 10 mismo Maria Luisa Jimenez
icon sus ojos eternamente sofiadores), !,
Ramona Sola y las lindas criaturas Ca
ridad y America Ruiz, que semejaban
apariciones celestes.
Ell cofo las "Cocineras" es5lvo gra-
cioso,. pero. -. Sque difemos de los
"couplets'' cantados con musica del
Balance y letra de Ia seno~ita -9lasco?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
UN Walls DEDICADO A LA
SRTA. LAURA BOZZO.

:. La Srta. Lauga Bozzo, nuestra SIM
'pdtics compaiiera de redaccion, her
mana de nuestro, administrator don
Alexandra Bozzo, ha sido objeto de una
delicada y aniable cortesia del joven
Vicente Sanabria, quien lie ha dedica-
do su Ultima production: Laura ;"
vals de salon, que va ha sido ejecu-
tado pof Ia Orquesta. que dirige ell jo-
ven Rafael Martinez,
LIZ srta,. Rqzzo, 1uiere expresar su
reconocimiento al inspirado autor del
walls, quien la ha elegido ella como
nlusa de sus ensuehos. La portada del
va!s es un angel dormido, en- cuyas
manos hay un nanuscrito. .sus alas
son yerdes, como la esperanza
i -
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xA EECoNTRARoN AL PERSONA
JE MISTERIoSo

huis. carrion ha sido arrestado pot
vaslog detectives en- Santurce. segun
reve,aciones hechas por 81 mismo, Ca
rri5n fue cl autor de I'm robo cometido
Oh dias pasados en- una guagua que We
MIA nc santurce con direction a San
Juan. Francisco Gonzalez, uno de los
pasaierQs traia en- los bolsillos de su
americana una cartera con $4,000, y
cuando lego a Ia capital registrose los
boisiilcs y notQ que la cartera habia
,desaparecido. Ell senior Gonzalez recons-
trnyo mentalmente ia escena de la qua
qua recordo que a su lado estaba SEN
tado TN personaje misterioso cue Sc
tapaba la cara subrepticiamente con
nm peri6aico en- ell que aparentaba leer
COR gran interes. $,
practicadas algunas pesquisas en- re-
Iaci6n con otros robos realizados en-
santurce, Sc di6 al fin con Carrion,
Gtin eera Ievado hoy ante ell Fiscal,
"a responder dc las acusaciones que So
le hacsn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09

Para hiereza,, ojeda. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
DESDE PONCE
MAYO u


Existe en- Ponce, entire todos los Gle
nentos sociales, un gran entnsiasmo
para trabajar en- favor del Empires
tito de Ia victoria'' Hoy, que Sc ha
declarado dia festive para hacer la ma
yOr propaganda, Sc nota en- la ciudad
inusitada algeria. La banda, aeompa-
iiando a los Boys Scouts, recorre
la ciudad. Ell "Credito y Ahorro Pom
cefio'i tambien srabaja actiyamente.
Por el entusiasmo desplegado puede
asegurarse que Ponce, consecuente STEM
pre- con sus deberes, realizara una la
tcr inpcrtante, llenando su cometido
a satisfaction.
La policia denuncio, por infracci6n
a Ia Ley dc carrcteras, Damaso Fuen-
tes y Flor Garcia.
Ants el Tribunal Municipal sc ha
iSnunciado a Arturo JeffersoE, por
ejercer la medicina ilegalmente.
Por aprapiasse de ma biciciota Que
no lie pertenecia, fue denuneiado por
abuse de condanza, Pelegrin Erodia.
jose Sandoval Juan Rodriguez y
otros, fueron denunciados ante ell Tri-
bitaal de Paz por juegos prohibidos.
Por llevar armas fue denuiiciado Pc
dro Torres. %.s
Marcos Boa6h ha informado la
poiicia que de su casa ha desapare=
edo una yegpa, la cual cree lie haya
sido -obada. a.
y Las prefesorss gde la ciudad hacen
entusiastas preparativos para cslebrar
81 dia do 4 Las Madres''. Para dicho
festival henos sido invitados, por 10
cuaa .damos las gracias.
Ell dia II sc leeran en- el Tribunal
de Distrito las ,siguientes acusaciones:
Benigno Rosado Leon, por ejercer lie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
Sc vENDE

Casa Dos Plantas Cafe MargArita,
Plaza Degetau, Ponce, P. R. Gran opor-
tunidad para capitalistas, que deseen
invertir dinero en- negocio SECURE.
Informaran Gcnaro Cintr6n, Casa Co.
mereio Enrique Acosta Lopez
Advt. Rio Piedras, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
CARBONATE DE CAL
(alias) CALCITO.

Hay una gran diferencia en- la cali
dad dc Carbonate de Cal, algunos son
absolutamente inserviblcs, otros, son
mejores, pero el nuestro es el MEJ OR.
No comprc ninguno sin el analisis ga
rantizado, como el nuestro que tiene cl
siguicnte:
Anihidrido Carb6nico ...... s9.60oIo
OAido de Calcio ............ 50.40 o o
Carbonate dc Calcio 5000 olo
oxido de Hero .....,..... $50 o 0
Slice ..................... 2.l5 oio
Enviaremos a cualquier estaei6n en-
tire San Juan y Ponce, pedidos dc 20
toneladas'a $40 la tonelada dc 1000 lbs.,
libre dc fete. -
Dirfjase FORTEZA HERNdANoS "
Co., Sucesores, Vega Baja, p. r. Advt.
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IL s,'"'A 4IM MONY''
PENSION DE DIvORCIO"

Marjorie: Este acuerdo, arreglado sin
mi consentimiento es un acto de cobar-
dfa. iC6mo ustedes pretcnden que yo
venda a mi hijo por. una pension de
divorcio2 -Ao.-Les, digo que no. 10
hare. Alimony es la mejor production
prcsentada. A6vt.
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LA EcoNoMIcA

Fonda Restaurant y casa dormito-~
rio Excelente servicio en- comida q
Ia carta.
FL Restaurant mas popular en- San
Juan por sus servicios y condimenta-
ci6n en- la comida.
Tel6fono 118. Restaurant Cristo 81
dorritorio Cristo-14. Propietario,
Adyt. PArIIc1o BIAsCo.
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Ha sido muy sentida La muerte del
conocido joven Ramon Radames Ma
$50, cuyo entierro Sc VERTIGO hoy.
CORRESPONSAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09

Las damas de Ponce han puesto al
gunos telegramas de felicitacion al de-
legado Gonzalez Mena, por su brillan-
te discurso en- favor del voto femenino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09

Ell Tribunal del Distrito ha resuelto
disolver el matrimonio de Emilio Es-
cobar Maria Velez.>
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09

SAAlfA fO1S LA, AoOClAClON DE
FAMILIA.-BRILLANTE DIsCUR-
so DEL sR. ARAN. .AEsPLEND1-
DA vELADA LIRIco.-LITERA-
RIA DIRIGIDA PCR LA BELLA Y
ENTUsIAsTA sENoRITA MARIA
N. B1Asco.- s
81 jneves llevose a cabo en- los sa-
lones dc la escuela de "Narciso G..
Font un festival de gran inportan-
cia para los padres de esta sociedad.
Invadieron el salon una pl6yade de
hermcsag y bellas seforitas que dulci-
ficaron con SUB sonrisas .conmovedoras
y cor sus Bsllezas sublimes Ell gran
acto del cual guardamos dulces recuer-
dos
a las y media empez6 la fiesta, eje-
cutando la banda escolar una bonita
gavota. En- 81 centro del escenario
destacabanse las hgllras del sr. Ba-
dillo alcslse municipal; Rosa A. Lau-
seli, A. Acosta, &. Gonzalez, M So1a,
Pedro P. Aran, inspector de escuelas,
j. Rivera, presidente de la Junta Es-
collar y Luis Garcia, presidente de la
referida Asoeiacion. Tom6 la palabra
ell ST.. Jimenez en- representation de las
escuelas, Quien pronunci6 an brilante
discurso; Clarita Ruiz, nina de pocos
amos, recit6 .magistralmente una bella
poesia; "a bella y espiritusl ,Ramonita,
recito una apologetica poesia Ell que
hizo slardes de los encantos de que lie
dot6 Ia Naturalcza; varias nifias nos
deleitagon con una cancion; sucedien-
rcnles otros n6meros llevados efectc
con gran lucimiento.
Despu5s de terminates los ejercicios
escolares, hablaron ell sr. Garcia ell
sr: Acosta que estuvierOn bastante
bien.
cIausuro el acto ell Sr. Aran pronun-
ciando un discurso de tonos sentimen-
tales.
Encomi6 la labor de las damas afias-
quenas Y Sc rehrio a la indiferencia
y apatia de nuestrss mujerss hacia los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09

Sc encuentra enfermo en- su residen
cia don Rafael Llanes.
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galmente la medicina; Emilio Leon
Nieves, por bigamia, y Juan Pagan
Torres, por hurto mayor
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21

even the scales. helps the chiid 10
practical knowledge. There are Times
when he may even play with the nre-
less cooker and demonstrate TO ms
satisfaction that he can fit the rish,
cover in the right compartment IN"
place one utensil within another.
Fortunate the small boy or girl who
is allowed to play train with chnirs
or use them for cages In the ZOO; VINO
may appropriate the waste-paper pas
ket for hen-coop; and use the
clothes-basket for a boat. eC
One mother I know shows the spirit
of partnership as she sits In her rock
er, sewing. She calls the followins
''rocker" games:
1. The tea bell is placed on the hoor.
From a given spot the children roll
marbles to hit the bell.
2. Mother Is the kitty and the chill
dren are mice. Kitty's dish Is placed
back of the rocker. where Mother can
not see 1t, and then from corner
farther back mouse comes on tip
toe to try to pick up the dish with
out kitty's knowing 1t. II ever 80
little noise is heard. kitty cries
Meow" and the mouse runs to the
corner. to give another mouse turn.
g. The "groceryman" knocks at the
door. Mother gives orders which are
written down in make-belleve. Then
the goods are delivered.
4. The "iceman" calls with wooden
blocks. which make fine cakes OF Ice.
Part for Father.
A father has ample opportunity TO
be a partner with his children. There
may be a chance to share In the care
of animals. and carpentry and gar
den tools offer unlimited possibilities
for cooperation.
A certain professor allowed his boys
to assist in making their sand box.
Those who could not use tools,
smoothed the rough boards with sand
paper. These same boys helped to
make a wonderful stationary horse out
of a barrel.
Instead of forbidding his child to
touch the typewriter. one father
taught him the alphabet on 1t. As
the boy grew up he used 1t for Ger
tain school work and letter writing.
Nora A. Smith suggests the keep
ing of diary to help In cementing
the family partnership. In this is re-
corded each evening the events of the
day. the weather, and so on.
One of the most delightful pleasures
to be shared in the home is reading
aloud.
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21
The American Indian wife.

An article in western newspaper,
speaking of the hard lot of the Amer
lean Indian wife, called forth. the other
day, a letter from an educated Indian
woman to point out how little the
writer of the article knew about In
dian domesticity. Far from being a
drudge and slave, the Indian woman.
when she married. became "a wife. a
companion, doing her acknowledged
share for the life of her people, Just
as her ancestors had been accustomed
to do for ages" The wife kept the
tepee, cooked, made clothing and at
tended to the spiritual education of the
children; the husband titled the soil.
hunted and did the heavier kinds Of
handwork about the home. More than
that. women were treated with high
respect. and took part in elections and
councils, "the only government In the
world" says this modern Indian
woman. speaking for Indian women Of
the past. "in which woman suffrage
was granted and given full chance to
Christian Science Monitor.