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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

dos principles indiscutibles para los
rapubicanos: la union deinitiva de
Puerto Rico a los Estados Unidos, y
que Puerto Rico sea uno de los Esta-
dos de la federation.
-SY que actitud tomaran, en- su OPT
ni6n, los otros partidos frente al pie
biscito2
Los uninistas tampocO pueden aeep-
tar ell plebiscito con arreglO a su pro-
grama polftico, que declara que "La
Union de Puerto Rico proclama la cons
tituci6n de Puerto Rico como una re-
publiea por complete independents, o
con el protectorado y la amistad de
la rep1blica anglo americana"
Tampoeo los soeialistas pOdrian acep-
tar ell plebiscito, porque han declara-
do que su mayor protection para ell de-
senyolvimiento de sus ideales esta en-
la bandera americana.
Acaba de constituirse .el partido in
dspendentista, y parece que tampocc
acepta el plebiscito, porque no va a
entregar su propia suerte a manos dc
sus adversarios polfticos.
II Entonces que propone psted para
resolver nuestro problema politico9
-Creo que hay un medic que me
parece ser ell 1nieo acceptable Y que
convene a todos los partidos politico:
de nuestro pals. Tiene la ventaja dc
ser el dnico legal, ell 6nieo que esta
de aenerdo con la realidad, Y el 0nicC
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ADMIRABLE PROFECTA DE VICTOR HUGO
El gran pOeta previo Ia ruina de Alemania

Hoy haco acs que en Asarnbsa nacioua celsbra.
da por Francia q 10. de fe71 pronosc6 fns.
Vate fiI6sofo "a actual situaci6n "a terra
Kaiser.
He aq, paabras DEL nsigne peusador ~ Il rslsrda
Asambea, traducnos para os ectores q G. MUsOo
ASAMBlEA NClONAL.-SESION DEL 10. DE MARIO DE
1871 (PRESIDENcIA DE Mr. CREW.
VICTOR HUco.--De ahora e. adelants habra ~ Euro
pa dos nacones que seran reducbas Una porcua ezra
victoriosa; IA otra porque sera vencida.
EL JEFE DEL PooER EJEcUTVo.-Es vordrd.
Mr.. DUFAuRE. MlNlSTRo De JUsTclS,-Es vsrdsd
VICTOR HuCo.-Oe esas dos nacones. una IA sicto-
ROSA Aenania tendra eI perio. servdubrs. yugo
miar. e. embruecimiento de cuarte a dsoiplina Il
alma en- e esprtu. (sENSAcloN en- IA cAMARA)
Esa naci6n "a naci6r vctoriosa terdra un Erperador
de fabrication mitar "a que ds derseho dvno Il c.
bizanno dsfraz De Cesar geranico ella tsndrs
la consgna del Estado convertible dogma ef sable p0g
cetro "a amordazada. 81 pensaiento agauotaso "a
conciencia de rodas MAZDA De tbuna! MAZDA prsuss!
Pero 81 sor1bras!
La naci6n. "a vencida. itsnera Il ufi
Oh hora sonara! Nosotros ssntnos venir este das-
quite prodgioso. Nosoros ya como nuestro trun-
ante poenir dirge grandes pasos por
Ia hstoa ST. nahana Franca 10 tandra mas alo
solo pensaniento: adqusf tusrfas
generarse para vover convertrse "a Franca inf8n
del %. Ia Franca de "a idea Francia ds "a sspada.
Despu6s. de repente. Iegara dia que srzrr&.
Sera entonces founida5e Sc IA vera. solo and5-
bic, apodersrse de "a Lorsna conqustar IA Alsaciai
Pero Franca hara mas que ESQ., iS 81 Sen
toos cabalIeros asamblsistas escuehadn1s Sc apods
rara de Treves, Maguncia, coonia. Coblenza...
VOICES EN- LAS TRlBUNAS--iSi! ;Si!.... Continual.
VICTOR HUCo-Y no solo apodsrarark Dc Trsvss.
Maguncia cOIonia. cobIenza sinO tambitn ts toda a
orila izquierda del Rhin
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
LA SUSPENSION DEL ARNISTICIO
POR YIOLACION DE UNA PROMESA

PARIS febrero 28Lo Aados supenderon armistco por
la desObediena de Aeman sgue ucha sangre fuego
contra los pOacOs de haber que
Ia suspenderfa. =
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Don Manuel habla sobfe el partiao
republican, el plsbiscito

if no 'esta de acuerdo el partido
repubhcano con que ~ eelebrc ~ PIE
biscito en- Pu rto Rico para determi-
mar nuestro status defnitivo'
FL Partido Republican, portorrique-
no no puede aceptar el plsbiscito, por-
que su programa politieo, el mas Ella
ro, l6gieo y ciertifieo- de tCdos los pro
gramas polftieos conocidos, aescansa en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
CHEQUES EN- BARCELONA

GREECE LA PEEoUUPAcIoN DEL GoBIERNo
MADRID febrero 2La poicia Sc ha visto forzada
yenr Gales de Barcelona continues cagas para
tablecer e orden. ~ - -. .str
consecuenca de las cagas han resutado muchos herdos
Ell problems de la autonoma pierde mporancia grave
problema social que Sc ha presentado en- Catalina
Greece la preocupacon del Gobeno ante la agaci6n obea
que infunde terrores 4 sss <t 1855 .9.a IA te
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Ell PLEBIscITo

-lY, el plebiscito. 49,?
III plsbiscito era ef medic que te-
MIA la plebe romano para aceptar o
rechaznr las rcsoluciones que le some
tia ell tribune, pOr ESQ la etimologia
de la palabra quiere decir decision del
pueblo. Desputs Sc uiiliz6 por los Bo-
naparte para cOnducir d6cilmente al
pueblo frances a Ia realization dc sllS
designios politicos. Ahora quieren ut
lizarlo los unionistas como j medic
de iniciar la resolution de nuestro pro
blema politico.
Ellos dicen en- la Resolution Conjun-
ia del Senado No. | que Sc solicite del
Congreso de los Estados Unidos que
Gel pueblo de Puerto Rico quede ia
cultado a decidir por medic de un pie
biscito de sus electores capacitados su
propio status politico. FL procedi
miento del pleblscito me parece que
esta NAL axpresado de ese modO, pues
coordinandolo con ell poder que los Es-
tados Unilos ejercen sobre Puerto Ri
co, con arreglo al Tratado de Paris
y la Constitution, el plebiscito ma
da decidiria, pOrque no somOs sobera
nos, sino solamente indicaria al Con
greso Nacional nuestro deseo, 10 cual
echa >abajo el plebiscito, que por su
historic Y etimOlogia es simbolo de
soberania.
Aparte dc este, creO qua el plebis-
cito, aun EN- la forma defectuosa que
Sc propone, es opuesto a la ley
la realidad, y contrario a los princi-
pios y programs de los tres partidos
politicos del pals: ell uninista, ell re-
publicano y el sOcialista, y tambien
del independentista, que ahora Sc es-
ta fernando. Son esos distintos matt
ces de la opinion pGblica que todo po-
litico, mas 81 es dem6crata, debe
tener en- cuenta.
" que relaciones hay entire la ciu-
dadania v Ell plebiscitO?
ST ell Congreso aeaba de decidir que
los portorriquefios son, colectiva in
dividualmente, ciudadanos de los Es-
tados Unidos, ha constitufdo al Pueblo
de Puerto Rico en- una entidad civil
y politica que forma parte del todo
nacional. Els presumible que ese mis-
mo Oongreso, 10 mas serio respectable
que hay en- los Estados Unidos, dicte
rengl6n seguido una ley dieiendole
a los pcrtorriquenos, que decidan 81
quieren no quieren seguir siendo ciu-
dadanos de los Estados Unidos? IEn
tan poca estimation iba a tener la ciu-
dadania de su pueblo, que es ell sim
bolo y representation de la soberanfa
de su pueblo7
81 los portorriquefios son por su pro-
pia voluntad consentimiento, ciuda-
danos de los Estados Unidos, porque nj
protestaroa nj utilizaron ell medic le-
gal que les di6 ell Congreso para no
aceptar esa ciudadanla, yes presumible
que Sc olviden de su propio decoro po-
lftico, para decirle ahora los Esta-
dos Unidos que no quieren ser ciudada-
] nos de aquella gran naci6n9
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Ell vAPoR "BRAzos"

Procedente de Nueva York entr6 ano-
che a las siete con carga y pasaje ell
yapor correo "Brazos" de Ia Porto
Rico Line.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
EUEvA JoYER1A

la tenido gran acoEida entire nusstro
mundo eleEante 81 hermoso esiabieciuiento
de Joyeria. Opiiea Reioieria qus han
alberto los Sres. Dinet raehsco en "
Plaza de Baldorioiy. frente a Il isrislata.
"a. II pdblico dsbe visitarla --Apartads
Ts5.-Tel. geo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01
e. BOLSF1EVIKSNlO" NTENTA ABFI2SE PASO.
3is1s. DETENClON DE UN PRINCIPE DE PORTUGAL
cablegranas de "Ez Mundo y

ODE NUEsTRos coRREsPoNsALEs EsPEcIALEs)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-01

ode NUEsTRos CoRREsPoNsALEs EsPECLALEs)
INTRoDUCIENDO Ell "BoISHEvIKIsMo" EN- LAS
81 ssSH FILAS DE LOS ALIADOS
Los HoNBREs DEL PUNA1 LA McEND1AR1A
mtF#s@v PRINcIPIAN AGITARsE
AMSTERDAM febreo 2S-En CObenza Treves han sido
TeducdOs p6n agunOs aenane ntroducir
mla del las rOpa Aiadas que Ocupan
La noticia ha prOducdo sensaci6n innensa
FL marisca FOch peda Anania que entregado
tOda premura los esparacOs Brescheld Barth
qenes noducores de los bOlshes detenido
para juzgarcs mlitarmente ss -@t.
SANGRIENTOS CHEQUES EN- BARCELONA
cREcE' PREoUUPAcIoN GoBIERNo
MADRID febrero 2sLa poicia ha vsO forzada
cargas para
tablecer e orden. -.
las cargas han resultado muchOs heridOs
Epoblema de la autOnOna pierde mportanca ell
probema social que Sc ha presentado en- Catalina.
Greece preOcupac6n del GObierno la agac6n Obrera
que infunde terrOres s.s 80 --.e N
1NDIGNAcIoN TERRIBLE EN- HoLANDA
soLAlfENE la IIcA DE AcoNEs PoDRA 1NGPEDR GUERRA
ENTIRE BELGIcA X HoLANDA 81
PARIS febrerc 2SLos peri6ddos de Haya
dgen fuees aques Ba pOr estar nfuyndo los Aados
para que pemtan anexiOnarse Ell Limburgo Hoandes
actud Begca roducido terrible ndgna
cn ducidO mitines manifestacOnes prOtest
plbica, - az sz II a. 49,
acva propaganda favor de los Aadosarma soamente
Ia constitution de la Liga de Nacions podra guerra
10 futurO entire los dos paises
UN PRINCIPE DE PORTUGAL
CAE EN- LAS GARRAS DEL GOBIERNO
LISBOA ebrero 28-Circua
Cercanias de opOrtO principe Miguel Baganz quen
eaba frente del movmento para restabeer Monaqua
Portugal
Don Miguel de Braganza ito de don Manuel aspirane
corona
LA SUSPENSION DEL ARMIsTICIo
POR VIOLACION DE UNA PROMESA
PARIS febrero 28Los Aados suspendieron por
la dObedenCa de Aemana que sguela sangre fuego
contra los poco de haber promedo soemnemente que
la suspenderia.
ALEMANIA JUZGARA COMO TRAIDOREs LOS
QUE AYUDEN AL KAISER
PARIS febrero 2-Lo Delegates para
armistCo que negan conceder los Eberger Ham
merstein Aemana cOnsiderara
raidres que conspan para
CLEMENCEAU IRA ESPANA
MADRID, febreo 28-En Corte Sc da por
presdente del Goberno frances Cemencau
Espaha Goberno invite para que nauguare
1ril electrco entire Francia Ageciras..
DOS SENADORES Sc MUESTRAN DECIDIDOS A
INTERPELAR AL PRESIDENTE
WASHINGTON febrero 28-Los Boa de Idaho
lrepubicano) Mr. Reed Nsur (dem6ata) ean reueltos
nerpear al predente Wilson, la vspera
hacerle contra Ell prOyectO de la Lga
La noicia ha producido gran impression
LA HOGUERA DE LA REVOLUTION AMENAZA
PRENDER CATALINA
MADRID febreo Goberno ha declarado ouees
ia decidido apa todos los para
evta que en- Barcelona teme hoguera
vouci6n.
Todas bricas aere esan protegidos DOR las rOpas
que patrullan tambien noche dia por Gales
LOS OBREROS Sc MUESTRAN EXIGENTES
BARCELONA febrero 28La Union Trabaadores
Catalanes hoy del Gobierno
morandum en- e cual exge de meddas para
jorar las condolences del obrero antique Prncipado
soudes dean agunas amenazas Dor tono ext
gente que han redactado peici6n
~ VAfo~ 1'ANO0 II CASA coNcRETo ..nT.s.. inu.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15
NOANK

Mir. and Mrs. Norman Mosher of Boston are guests of Mir. and Mre. Lloyd Brown.
 Snapper blues are biting and fisher men are catching them from the bridges in this vicinity.
 Jarvis Akley of Baltimore is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. R. Meis- ter.
 MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown attended Kingston fair.
 Capt. Sylvester Fowler is not any better but for the past two days has been somewhat easier
 Mrs. Sidney Wilcox has been visit in.~ Worcester relatives.
 An addition is to be built to Cap tain Jimmys inn.
 Nelson Brown is to leave Sept. 25 for France on a transport where he is quart ermaster.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanton Barber have gone to Kansas City for a visit
 Miss Lillian Lynton is visiting in Rutland. Mass.
 Sidney Butson is to attend Bulkeley High school in New London.
 Charles Barrett of New York visited
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15
COLCHESTER

Rev. Dr. Michael A. Sullivan and his two sisters of Hartford, who are at their summer home on Wihdham ave nue, were in Norwich Friday.
 Louis F. Baldwin of Middletown was a caller in town Friday.
 Mrs. Minnie Masterson of Middle town is visiting MT. and Mrs. George B. Miller.
 Samuel Friedman left Friday for a few days visit in New York.
 Dr. A L. Stebbins and family were in Norwich Friday.
 W. D. Latham of Pennington is with his family on Lfnwood avenue for a few days vacation.
 There are 54 names on the list of ''to be made" voters this year.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur H. Chapman and Misses Mary and Margaret White motored to Norwich Friday. town Friday.
 A. T. Van Cleve. president of the Colchester Chamber Of Commerce, has received communications from seven concerns looking for factory sites to start business. Representatives of the companies are coming here to look over the prospects.
 Thomas s. Clark was a caller in Norwich Friday.
 Rev E. W. Potter. field secretary of the Connecticut Temperance union the Congregational church Sunday. He also preached at a union service In the Baptist church in the evening.
 Ronald K Brown of New York was at his summer home on Broadway over Sunday.
 s. H. Kellogg Of New Britain was the guest Of friends in town Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15
Brief Mention.
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Ridgefieid-The fifth exhibition of the Ridgefeld Garden club was held in the town hall last week.
 Oanbury-Nearly $50 applications of voters ito be made" were received and filed by the registrars of voters.
 Litcffield-Mr. and Mrs. Morris W. Seymour. of Litchfield. today (Mon- day) Sept. 15, will have been married 50 years.
 Waterbury-Sixty cases. including before the Sertember term of the su perior court, tlich cPens in the coun- ty building here Tuesday, Sept. Is.
 Bristoi-Rev Frank H. Condit of New Jersey has been engaged as as- sistant to Rev. Ernest L. Wisner of assume his duties at once MT. Con dit was formerly pastor of the South church in Granby.
 Branford-The summer season at the local shore resorts is being brought to 3 close rather earlier than ure. no doubt. to the excessive rain fall. The Montowese house at Indian Neck will close Tuesday.
 New Haven-A satisfactory settle ment in the cigarmakers' situation is being locked forward to- The strip per cent increase in salary and it is expected that they will accept it. The cigarmakers returned to work on Thursday.
 Westbrook-A wildcat has been roaming the woods in the vicinity Of Westbrook but his days are ended through the vigilance and the courage of John L. Zinner of that town. who brought down the ferocious feline with well placed shot. The creature weighed 20 pounds.
 Wailin gford-A reunion of former patients of the Gaylord Farm sana- torium was held Saturday. A picnic lunch was eaten; at 2 o'clock a meet ing of those assembled was held and was addressed by Dr. David Lyman, Dr. O. T. Osborne of New Haven, Dr. Bradstreet of Meriden. Dr. Carl Nun ger of Waterbury and Dr. s. A. Knopf of New York
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15
ford are occupying the ". H. Dorman

ford are occupying the ". H. Dorman cottage.
 Miss Marian K. Clifford has returned to her home in Willimantic after a visit to her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. James Metcaf. Miss Clifford is taking a Kindergarten course at the normal school.
 Local members of the Sunshine so- ciety will go to New Haven the last of the month to attend the state conven- ton.
 Stanley's jazz band furnished excel lent music at the Pine Grove pavilion during the summer. The Wilson's of Norwich had charge of the dances dur ing the season and they received many compliments from those who attended the socials.
 R. B. g. washburn of Norwich. who purchased the Ashley T. Boon place in Pine Grove. 6as sold it to Norwich parties.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. v. Robbins. who have been in Lewiston, Me. for some time, have returned. It is understood that they have purchased farm near Worcester, Mass. Mrs. George F. Tubbs and daughter Miss Catherine, have returned to their home after passing the summer with Mrs. Tubbs' parents. MT. and Mrs. R B. $. Washburn. at their summer home at Pine Grove. MT. Griswold has gone to Cleveland O.. on a business engagement. Sidney Stiglitz has returned to hfs business in New York
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15

Chaplin, $153; Eastford 42s4; Hamp- ion. STA; Killingly. $z.63z; Pl4inheld, s2.361; Ponfret. $57s; Putnam, t2,l58' : Scotland, s153: Sterling, S495; Thomp- son, s1:4ss: windham, s4.1S2; Wood
 The total grant to the towns of the state is $572,706
 Hon. Edgar M. Warner of this city is the Windham county representa- tives on the official board of the State Prison association. which will hold US ..,.n.a. meeting 3. the ceri.o! n Hart ford October 10th.
 The funeral of Mrs. Seholastiaue Pateneaude was held from her home here Saturday morning with services at St. Marys church, Rev. Charles F Bedard being celebrant of the hig1 mass of ~eariem. Burial was in St Mary's cemetery.
 The republicans of Thonpsen have renominated Leon Walker and c. A Hagstrom as their candidates for se- lectmen Dyer S. Elliott is the party nominee fo rclerk and treasurer in that town and County Commissioner collector Wilfred c. Mills and Joseph Baker are the nominees for places or the school committee. and Charles Johnson, county sealer of weights and measures. is nominated as assessor wilfred C. Mills is the nominee for the board of relief.
 Fearing to lose the crop as the result of recurring heavy and long drawn out rain storms, many gardeners de- voted Saturday afternoon to digging potatoes which have yielded well ir many gardens.
 This week brings the first of the windham county fairs. Henry C. Raymond of Lowell was visitor in Putnam Saturday. MT Raymond formerly lived in Putnam.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15
TO FIND EMPLOYMENT FOR
 BRITISH Ex-SERVICE MEN

London. Sept. 14.--A new plan to As- cure the absorption of the 1eg 500 Stin unemployed or disa bled army. navy and air force men into the industrial ranks appears today in the shape of royal proclamation in which the king, holding it "a dear obligation upon aH' to acknowledge the sacrifices of these men in securing a victorious peace, charges aF employers of labor to bind themselves in high and solemn obli- sation 10 find employment for as many a possible,
 The names of such employers shall be inscribed upon what shall eS styled: The Kings National Roll The employer thus inscribed will Dc entitled to use on his correspondence an official device, a seal Of honor" indicating the share he has taken in the national obligation.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15
NIANTIC

Mir. and Mrs John Ryan left Thurs day for their home in Bridgeport after passing two days as guests of Mrs. Amelia Belknap. Mir. Ryan. accompa- nied by Messrs Parks and Griswold. made good catch of crabs from the river Wednesday. Many of these crabs went to Bridgeport with the Evans.
 Joseph FIannery has taken up his duties with the Lyme Eletcric Power company. MT: Flannery saw service overseas for 13 months.
 Samuel Wilson. Jr.. leaves soon for his work at a cigar store in Norwich after spending the summer at his pdace here.
 Harold Menard has returned to Bridgeport after a short vacation in the grove.
 returned to their home in Morristown, N. J. after a visit to her brother, J. T. Sherlock of Flanders village.
 Miss Elizabeth Rogers has returned to New York after six weeks stay at the Beardow ocottAse.
 Mir Parks left Thursday for his business fin Boston after putting his mothers cottage fr order.
 Allan Mcintyre spent the week on a business trip to Boston.
 Mrs. John Daniels of West Main street is i'm proving in health. MT. and Mrs. Daniels. who lived in Pine Grove last winter, are now occupying the J. o. Manwarine farm.
 Robert Theirault. ST. has returned from business trip to Norwich.
 Mrs Eli Dorman will leave soon for her home in Beverly. Mass. after pa ass = ing some time with Aimus Dorman and other relatives.
 Eli M. Dorman and nephew. Harry Milton. have returned to Beverly. Mass. after a visit to MT. Dorm a n's brother. A1n1us Dorman, of the grove
 Leslie H. Dorrnan and Mir. Pooley have returned to Springfield. Mass. af- ter a visit to Mfr sDorman'A cousin AlD1us Dorn1an.
 Mrs. Albert F. Harvey has gone to the home of her daughter, Mrs Pearl Irwin at Newport N. J. MT. and MrA Charles Baker of Hart
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15
NORTH sTONNGTON

All patrons of the postoffice and members of the community are pleased his duties as mail carrier from the of- fee to the railway station. MT. Apes is a very accommodating and obliging employe.
 Atwood P. Williams of Westerly has sold his residence in town to Arthur Could and Ernest Allen. The property consists of a house, barn and other buildings, together with several acres of land and is ioca ted one and one half miles north of the village, on the Norwich and Westerly trolley line. close by aims station.
 The Aldrich farm in the eastern sec ton of North Stonington has been sold the past week to Ledyard An- two dwellings. a large stock barn. sev- eral hay barns. icehouse and num- Der of other buildings on this place. There are POO acres of land.
 Entrance exaninations to the Wheeler school will be held Saturday. Sept. 20. MT. Appleton. the new prin- cipal of the school has arrived in town from New Haven.
 The annual fair of the North Ston- ington Grange association will open this week and will continue three days. The exhibits promise to excel those of former years.
 Mrs. George W. Tryon Is the guest of Rev William B. Casey and family at Wethersfield. Rev. Mir. Casey was for number of years pastor of the North Stonington Congregational church.
 Mrs Bentley and two sons who have been visiting local relatives, have returned | o Mt. Vernon. W. Y.
 Miss Ethel F. EggIeston. daughter of MT. and Mrs. s. Curtis EeSleston, en- ters the William Memorial institute at New London today (Monday) for two years course
 Mrs. Maurice H. Peck Of Groton is the guest of relatives in the village.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15
HANOVER

Local students attending Nrwich Free Academy this year are F'Aith c Lee, Louise B. Ladd. Flora Heise. FL sic Freeman and Dorothy Lee.
 Mir. and Mrs. William C. Harrison are taking a vacation in Philadelphia Atlantic City and New York.
 Arthur Lucy was in Boston during the week to see his son. Leroy A Lucy. who is a patient in the Ifomeo- pat1ic hospital
 The Womans Missionary society was represented at the in neeting Of the Eastern Connecticut branch, W. B. M- at Preston City Thursday.
 Miss Caroline Gallup has returned to her school in Pawtucket, R. T.
 Miss Margaret Eadie and James " Eadie left Friday for ten days stay in Bethlehem N H.