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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
Ell gobernadOr Rely
mOdifiCa ell itineTariO
de su Viaja a Ia isIa

He aqui ell verdadero itinerario del
viaje del Gobernador Ia Isla.
Agosto 23:-saldra de San Juan a las
rneve de la mafiana en- viaje directo ha-
cia Cayey, llegando dicha ciudad las
once. Visitara ell Ayuntamiento donde
sera presentado los funcionarios. Per
manecera ALI una hora. Saldra de Cayey
las doce; llegara Guayama la una
y veinte minutes, en- donde almorzara.
Saldra de Guayama las tres, pasando
por Central Aguirre, deteniendose en- Sa-
inas las cuatro Y treinta. Ira al Ayun
taniento, en- donde sera presentado a
los funcionarios permaneciendo ALI 20
minutes. Llegara a Santa Isabel las
$50, en- donde sera presentado a los
funcionarios en- ell Ayuntamiento, pexna
neciendo ALI veinte minutes. Saldra en-
tonces para los Banos de Coamo, a donde
llegara a las $50, permaneciendo ALI.
Agosto 24.-Saldra de los Ba1os de
Coamo a las $50 de la mafana. Llegara
a Ponce a las 1880, dirigiendose direc-
tamente al Ayuntamiento, en- donde sa-
ludara a los funcionarios y demas perso
nalidades en- reception que Sc lie prepa-
ra al efecto; revistara una parada de los
niflos de escuela, del Cuerpo de Bombe-
ros, Guardia Nacional otras organlza-
clones municipales; almorzara en- ell
Club Rotario la 100; ira en- excursion
al Lago Guayabal de tres cinco de la
tarde; por Ia noche concurrira a un
banQuete en- ell hotel las 7:30, y las
$50 concurrira un bale en- ell Club
Deportivo.
Agosto 25.-Saldra de Ponce a las 10
de la mafana; negara a Peiuelas las
1920; Guayanilla a las IL; Yauco
a las 1880, deteniendose en- cada una de
dichas poblaciones para saludar a los
funcionarios de las mismas. Saldra de
Yauco las 1890, llegara Sabana Gran
de a la /. Llegara a San German la 1.So
en- donde aImorzara; saldra de San Ger.
man a las cuatro, ilegara Cabo Rojo
las 4:3o y Mayaguez a las 600.
Agosto 26.-Saldra de Mayagiiez a
las nueve de la mahana. Llegara Rim.
con a las 9:45; a Aguada las 1000;
Aguadilla las 10:30; saldra de Aqua
dilla las IL. Llegara a Moca las IL:
80; llsgara San Sebastian las 1900;
Lares a las 12:45, almorzando en- La
res. Saldra de Iares a las 2:30 P. M.
pasando por Arecibo, llegando Bar
celoneta las cuatro P. M. Llegara a
Manati las cuatro y treinta, Vega
Baja las cinco, Vega Alta las Gin
CO treinta y a San Juan las seis
y treinta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
CoMIsIoN INvEsTIGADoRA

Segdn Sc nos participa, en- h ma
mana de aver salio una Comision con
ell objeto de investigar las agresiones
ocurridas en- Coamo Msnati, en- don
de hubo cheques entire rompe-huel-
gas huelguistas.
La Comision la componen el Licdo.
Jose Soto Rivera, abogado de la "Fe
deracion Libre"; Cirilo Aviles y dos
representatives del Comite de la Huel+
ga de tabaqueros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18

iiGran Function Extraordinarial
Doce estrellas toman parte en- este bello
fotodrasna considerable como la produc,
cion mas perfecta 12-
Mahlon Hamilton, Anna @. Nilsson
Kathlyn William, etc
ANITA STEWART
en- ell drama en- siete actos
sssU SoNADo PARAIsO"
Precios Corrientes
Mafiana viernes, gran retreta con la
Banda de Benedcencia, y fuegos
artifciales
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
Francisco Gonzalez Suarez,

Francisco Gonzalez Suarez,
Juez Municipal, Yauco, P r.
Investigation practicada en- casos en-
que usted ha actuado como juez demues-
ira un abandono por su parte en- ell cum
plimiento de los deberes su cargo. En-
vie su renuncia. De 10 contrario tendr6
que destituirlo embellishments.
z. Mont REILLY.
Gobernador.
La investigator a que Sc refiere Ell
telegrama anterior fue practicada por Ell
Departamento de Justicia, aver lie fu6
entregado ell fsrecord" de la misma al
Gobernador.
CoRDovA DAvILA vISITo AL CO.
BERNADOR:
Aver, antes de embarcar, ell licencia-
do Cordova Davila visito al Gobernador
y lie particip6 SUI decision de embarcar
para Washington aver mismo. Sc asegu
ra que Mr.. Reilly insisti6 con ell licencia
do C6rdova Davila para que desistiera
del viaje, a 10 que no accedio el Comisio
nado.
LA ENTREVIsTA REsULTo COR
DIAL:
Con motive de un rumor que circul6
aver acerca de que la entrevista habida
entire Cordova Davila y Ell Gobernador
no habia sido fraternal, debido que Ell
licenciado Cordova Davila no Sc habia
mostrado conforme con los terminus en-
que esta redactada la carta de Mr.. Reilly
al se1or Barcelo, tratamos de confrmar
este rumor, y result6 falso en- absolu-
to, pues la vista del Comisionado resi-
dente Sc limito, segin nuestros infor-
mes, a despedirss del Gobernador, quien
envio q su secretario particular hasta
el muelle acompafiarle.
Ell SR. F. CORDOVA DAVILA EN-
BARCO AVER PARA E. u.
A bordo del vapor "San Lorenzo,
que zarpo aver para los Esbldos Uni
dos, EMBARGO ell comisionado residen-
te, Licdo. Felix Cordova Davila,
quien, segun, nuestros informes, va
a Washington con ell fin de imponer
al Comit6 de Asuntos Insulares, de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
Los PARTIDos ALEMANEs APoYAN
LA PoLITICA DEL cANCILLER
WIRTH

BERLIN. agOsto 17.-stresemann, je.
fe del partido popular, ha declarado que
todos los partidos del ex-Imperio apo
yam Ia pOlitica del canciller wirth acer
ca del cumpimiento de la sclausulas del
Tratado.
stresemann critica la politica exts-
siOr de Francia y elogia Ia de Lloyd
George, a quien califica de oportunista.
Sin embargo, asegura que los tltimos
discusses de BRAND han sido bien acogi-
dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18

obTas de construction, dc un buen acue
ducto. a I'm de lIenar una necesidad sen
t'da en- este pueblo y salvar en- ell fu-
turO. perdidas considerables que pue-
dan motivar cualquier otro incendio.
DEsGRAcLAs PERsoNALEs
No las hubo, aunque los doctores Ma.
nuel b. Berries y Francisco j. Mejias,
de Ia municlpalidad, asistieron varias
personas que sufrieron las consecuen-
cias del calor.
Ramon VELEZ.
Corresponsal Especial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
LIE TEMPS" DESMIENTE UNA
NoTIcIA AcERcA DE BRIANr

PARIS, agosto 17.-El peri6dico "Lc
Temps dice que la noticia que asegu-
raba que BRAND habia anunciado al Sc
eretario de Estado americana, Mr..
Hughes, que el presidiria la delegation
franeesa en- las conferencias de la paz,
no es cierta.
lie Temps" afiade que ell Jefe de
gobierno Ia declarado a los periodistas
que 81 espera podeI asistir la Confe-
Tencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
Mas dOtaIIOS aCGTCa
del fuOgO OCuTTidO
altioT on S. Lorenzo

In IL maarugaaa del martes, como
las tres. desarroll6se en- es-
"a pnsbio en- ana easa-aimaeen de
Oon Sergio MnAoz. sita en- Ia calls de
''Las Fl0Fes'', nn voEaE incendio cue
amenazaha desiruir tOda la parte
Oeste Dc Ia poblaei6n.
PRoPTEDADBs DBsTRUIDAs
Rnire las pFopiedades deatEuidas. por
Il fnsgo. - eneuentTan sl almaeen del
rEeplo ssher hnhOE y una casa veci.
ma. propleand De Biblan0 BoTges. Tres
casas fnsson dssmAntsladas para pOdsE
loealinar 81 fuego. 10 cue fu6 eOnss.
auido pFontamsnto dsbido al empeho
sneAs dssprsndiao poE las autOEidades
Ioeaiss y Fl pueblo en- general. que ira
balaEon hsroieamsnts q hh de svitaE
Hnayorss ptFdidas y qdEAs algunas des-
sFaeias psFsonaiss
PRoPTEDADEs AsE0URADAs
Ensrs las propisdadss dsstFuidas ha.
tis aaeguEAdos 6nieamsnts las IeFtene-
elentss ai seaor Mnhoz. Las demAs no
~ estahan y es pFeeiaamente 10 que
sl pnshlo ha lamentado. De las propis.
daass dsstruidas. psrtenseientes al 50.
Ger Muaos. las alguisntes estaban ase.
guEaaas;
~ almaeSn. poE $500.
sea auintalss De thbaeo. por si3.OaO.s7
y sos. tili0o auintaiss de sOlieie. pOr
SCAT.
Un sHtom6vn OVERLAND. de dcr
yuiio kuAon Dieppa. hsrmanO de Ser.
Gio. y cue ~ hAilaba en- Q; gaFaie de
sts ditimo. fuS dsstruido iguaimsnts
poF 81 fnsgo. psIo - ignOrA 81 estaba
saesurado.
soBRE 81 FUE CASUAL
o mTEEcIoHAL
nehrs Il fnf casual o intentional ma
ds - sabe. smnqus 81 juez municipal,
don Rafasl ApoHte Sanchez. 10 sshalo
hanHA provisional a. tres mii d5lares al
aeAsF MaHor para podsE psrmansesr en-
ilherta4 pFsvisienai. Il cue presto iH-
Tsediatamente.
AUxTLIoB
Tan pEente como - tuvo eOnoci-
n,lsnto DEF hscho antes eitadO las au-
terlaadsa - eemunieaEon poF t6lefOno
eta 81 cnsrpo De BombeTos de Ca
Guas y este vino en- anxilio. peEo a
- nsgaaa. afoTtnnadamente. va estaba
extlnguido 81 fasEo.
ngcoNvENIENTRA
EniFs lee incenVenientss que ss pre-
nsntaFom en- Ia extlnni6n del fnego hu.
10 uno eHs poT "a impoTtaneia fus no.
taao por todos y e. sl no haber bo.
esa ds lnesndio esFea del sitiO del su-
esae. Duss Il pueblo eaFeoe de aeusdue
20. "a agua hubo cue eaFgaEla en- latas.
faciilta1a per varios vscinos cue p0
teen aiiibss en- aus Fsssdsneias.
~ mnnieipio debe tomaT nota de es-
% y esbs aaiminmo aetivar las gestio-
nes aas - ssskn hacienda para las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
UN sENADoR Sc DIRIGE
AL JEFE DE GoBIERNo

PARIS, agosto I'm. Maillard, dipu-
tadO del ssna, ha dirigido a M. BRAND
una carta para informarIe de las inter
pelaciones cuandO hizo su aparici6n ante
Ia camara el prOblema de la Alta Sile.
STA. Ell eual debe ser llevado ante la $50
eiedad de las Naciones''.
Fl DiputadO dice que el Consejo de la
soeiedad de las Naciones dara Alcma-
mia el distrito minero o industrial, y
qne la seguridad de La naci6n sera puesta
en- peligrO embellishments y traera gra
YES connictos en- Europa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
LOS QUE vIAJAN

Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasa-
portes para Espaila, Mercedes Con
zalez, Juan Jordan; Y para Colombia,
a Luis Francisco Torres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
UN COLABORADOR DE eel
MUNDO" PRODUCE VIVOS
COMENTARIOS
(Por Telegrafo)
Comerio, agosto II.

Comerio, agosto II. {
Ell MUNDO,
Comentase favorablemente artfcu-
10 "Basta Ya".
Merece leerse y adopt1rse para sal
var la Union.
M. MORALES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
LOS ESPANoLEs EN- PUERTO RICO
Sc APRESURAN A ENvIAR
SoCoRROS
(POR TELEGRAFo)
Arecibo, agosto II.

Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Contestando pregunta que aparece en-
su nimero de hoy "Que hace la casa de
Espafia", informamos a usted que La
"Casa de Espafia'' y "casino Espanor,
de Arecibo hace ocho dias tienen fun
cionando comite capitulo Cruz Roja es-
pafiola.
Ramon Garcia L.AGo, presidente de
la .sCasa de Espaiia)''; Manuel DEL
GADo, presidente del Casino Espa1oPs s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
AvIso

La Farmacia Ramos ahora en- la Pa
rada 25, esquina calle de ia Iglesia,
frente al "Cine Norma espera sus Or
denes al Telefono $40, las que seran
celosamente atendidas y prontamente
entregadas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
TeatrosAMERICA'

GRAN JUEvES DE GALA
NOCHE VENECIANA
Preciosos vistosos fuegos artifciales
frente al Teatro
Estreno en- Puerto Rico
"LoS REFORMISTAS''
Por May Allison primer episodio de
"MALA SoMBRA"
Por Benny Leonard, campe6n mundial
de peso ligero
PRECIOS CORRIENTES
Mafiana:-Beneficio de Josefna Lopez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
POEOnia enVia nua
nOta a tOdaS las
grandeS POtGnCiaS
CPoR CABLE FRANCEs)

vARsovIA, agOstO 17.-El gobierno
de esta ciudad ha enviado las grandes
Potencias una resolution en- Ia que infor
ma que el aplazamiento de la decision
relativa al Alta silesia producira una
conhagracion en- ell Este de Europa.
Sc asegura que ell representante de Els
pafia votara en- favor dc los alemanes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-05
Can You Tell "The Reason Why"
$500 FOR YOUR REASONING ABILITY

back successful and The Daily
reasoning ability those who
these
for all of
will be
versement.
neatly
and and address each Sheet
Reasons Why Editor Bemd Pioneer Office
fore August 10th.'-
the judges will be published
in the Daily and Weekly Pioneer of August l1th
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

a scene OF good roads rallies and
speeches on the subject VIII be de-
livered by tho officials OF the Theo-
dore Roosevelt international High
way association
The tour Is expected 20 cement
Better relations between the various
communities, in addition TO boosting
the memorial highway and motoring
generally.
Officials active in making the tour
a success. Z J. FiIiat-z4ult. general
president Of the Theordore Roose-
welt International Highway associa-
ton, Duluth; A. ". Tracy, general
secretary. Duluth; I. ". Lee. gen
eral treasurer, Duluth; NJ. y. Kohl.
Cass Lake. MINI: l.. w. Huntley,
Grand Rapids. MINI: Ernest Bylin-
TlOga. n. D.; Henry F. DOOley, Will
Iiston. y. d.; C r. Hauke. Chinook.
Mont, and l. Z. Jones, Glasgow,
Mont
T. W. Walker. representing the
Duluth Automobile club. will be In
charge Of the tour across Minnesota,
assisted by Larry j. Moore OF Du-
Iuth. J. r. Bachelor. recreational
director for the city OF Duluth. will
he In charge Of the entertainment
enroute-
Cities and towns along the route
are preparing elaborate entertain
ment for the motorists, including
wild west performances Of other
days, such as buckin6 broncho rid
ing. roping steers. broncho races
stage hoIduPs. etc
Commissioner Forbes OF ST. Pau
will represent the Minnesota state
highway commission on the tour. He
will make the start with aulomobil.
ists from Duluth.
Officially Represented.
The city OF Duluth is officially rep
resented on the tour by Commits
sioner ]. A Farrell. department OF
public works, and Commissioner p
G. Phillips. department of public
utilities.
Grand Rapids, Mimi. the frs
MONDAY stop, will furnish 10 launch
es 70 meet the autom obile party and
take the visitors on a sightseeing
| trip across the lake where a com
planetary fish dinner will be served
the tourists. A program OF speaking
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

main range Of the Rocky mountains
begins.
Automobiles on ending the tour
at the eastern gateway of Glacier
park. Will make a trip into the park
inspecting the scenic automobile
highway that skirts the mountains
northward from Glacier Park Sta
ton TO ST. Mary's lake and Many
Glacier hotel which Is so miles north
OF the main line OF the Great Nor
thern railway and almost to the
Canadian boundary.
All accommodations, including
eating and sleeping, will be provid-
ed and the rates will be at a min
imum.
Special programs and features or
entertainment have been arranged
IN every city enroute for the enter
tainment Of the automobile travel
ers. Thrilling surprises which for
the present are being kept secret
but which viii unfold a series Of de-
ligEtful and unusual entertainment
are 10 be staged at each stop.
Tor Good Roads.
The object of the tour is not for
pleasure alone. but for the encour-
agement of good roads as Wei.
Every point along the route will be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

ST. PAUL, MINI. July 2S.-~It
was so terribly cold, that was the
worst OF it,"
Miss Phoebe Fairgrave, IS. st.
Paul high school girl. had just
broken the worlds airplane-para-
chute jump record for women. drop
ping safely 10 earth from an alti-
tude of 8, 200 feet.
TT was awful" added the o.
pound miss
MY hands were numb when j
picked my way along the wings of
the machine.
When I had dropped 5000 feet
my stomach began TO at like was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
AUTOMOBILE TOUR
IN INTEREST OF
GOOD HIGHWAYS
Many Cars to Pilot Through
Three States For Nine
DAYS.

DULUTH, Mimi. July %. - To-
morrow at noon "a caravan OF so
automobiles will hum out Of this
city on the first lap of their journey
over the Theodore Roosevelt high
way on their way 20 Glacier Ma
tional park, Montana, where this.
the first big tour over the memorial
driveway. viii end Aug. .. Three
states, Minnesota, North Dakota and
Montana viii he traversed. covering
a distance OF considerably more than
1000 miles.
Baggage trucks and service trucks
carrying mechanics and expert tire
men viii accompany the tour for the
inconvenience OF the motorists. Every
city along the route is making eX-
tensive preparations to entertain
the automobile travellers 4 unique
feature OF the entertainment Will
take place when the Blackfeet In
dams or the Glacier National park
reservation mass upon the Montana
prairie as a reception committee TO
welcome the visitors. The redskins
will scatter buckslin confetti over
the first lap OF the journey as a
welcoming omen. This early custom
OF the Indians INDUCED I'm formerly
whenever they welcomed visiting
mounted Indians now IS modernized
as applicable 20 Automobiles and
the practice IS peculiarly fitting since
Il will serve the double purpose of
showing the way 20 the motorists
as we'll as spreading the welcoming
sign OF this tribes hospitality.
Through Picturesque Route.
The route VIII take She automo-
bilists through the picturesque Min
ysnesota lake region and thence
2 through the heart OF the Bread
Basket OF the United States" Gin
North Dakota and Montana) ending
at Glacier Park Station where the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

seasick."
The air was so rare when she
dropped out OF her plane that for
the first 5000 feet the parachute
shot down without opening.
IN her plane were Pilot V. G. ON
lie and Paul GOldsborough, official
recorder, Minneapolis Areo club.
IN her flying and jumping stunts
Mss Fairgrave wears riding breech-
es. a silk shirt, helmet, goggles and
basketball shoes with suction soles
She also wore around her waist
an inflated automobile inner tube
in case she would fall into water
as she has not yet learned to swim
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
and nuxo win be followed by dane

and nuurec Win be followed by dane
ing In the armory.
There viii be a Vwo-hour stop at
Bem!dt the next morning for a
good roads rally and a stop az Foss-
ton for a dinner. Arrangements are
being made here for dinner 20 be
served in a large new garage Just
completed which will be profusely
decorated. A stop for refreshments
will be made at Mcintosh, and the
tour will arrive at Crookston for
supper az 8 o'clock. This IS being
furnished by the Elk's club Of
Crookston. At o'clock the tour
will proceed TO Grand Forks. y. D.
for evening entertainment and night
control. This gives come idea OF the
entertainment features which will
be arranged all along the route
through the three states TO be ira
versed.
Daily schedule OF the Duluth-to-
Glacier National Park automobile
tour over the Theodore Roosevelt
international highway follows:
July 25-Leave Duluth: noon stop
anu 1NdR4LSF AAASAN Sup
Cas- Lake
July 26-Leave Cas- Lake: noon
stop. Fosston; night stop.
Grand Forks.
July 27--Leave Grand Forks; noon
stop. Michigan; night stop,
Devils Lake.
July 2S-Leave Devils Lake. noon
stop. Rugby: night stop.
MinOt.
July 2e-Leave Minot: noon stop,
Stanley; night stop. Willis
ton.
July 3O-Leave williston; noon
stop, Wolf Point; night
stop, Glasgow
July 51-Leave Glasgow; noon stop,
Malta; night stop, Havre.
Aug. Leave Havre: noon stop,
Chester; night stop. Cut
Bank.
Aug. 2-Leave Cut Bank; noon stop,
Glacier National park.
L. -rInoo ~ r-c,t,,, ca 1oc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

He is happy whose circumstances
suit his temper: but he is more ex-
cellent who, trusting Providence, can
suit his temper 70 any circum-
stances.
Connecticut western news., 1921-04-28

H. A. Weaver is carrying the mail from Canaan to Lakeville until a contract has been let for this work.
 c. M. Benjamin, the local Dort dealer, has purchased the old War ner house near Union Station from John s. Reed. He will occupy the lower part as a workroom and will rent the upper tenements as before.
 Now is the time to get your Lawn Mower Sharpened. Work guaran- teed satisfactory or money refunded. c. E. Badgley, Canaan, Conn.-adv.
 The Women's Auxiliary of Christ church will meet at the Parish House on Wednesday, May 4th, at 2.30 p. m.
 The K. of c. whist and dance given in Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday cven- ing was very successful financially. Prizes were awarded as follows: Ladies' 1st prize, Mrs. E. L. Roberts, Gentlemen's 1st prize, John Stein hilber, Ladies' Consolation, Mrs. Catherine Carley, and Gentlemen's Consolation, Thomas O'Neill.
Connecticut western news., 1921-04-28
Over the Top!

On Tuesday, April 26, the League Cooperative Association went over the top in the biggest and most important campaign dairymen have ever conducted. On that date there was on file at Utica 50,019 signed corrected cooperative contracts. This is glad news to thousands of dairy men throughout League territory.
Connecticut western news., 1921-04-28

Little souvenir fir balsam pillows with address tag attached. On sale at The Canaan Printing Go.
 Mrs. G. H. Trieschmann, Mrs. V. M. Coe, and Mrs. s. J. Briggs went to Norwich last week as delegates from Queen Esther Rebekah lodge to the annual convention held in that place.
 Mrs. Oscar Warne of Allentown, Penn is the guest of Mrs. W. J. Reel
 MT. and. Mrs. J. H. Lansing and daughter Annette of Great Barring ton visited friends in town Thursday. Howard Rood and children of yGreat Burlington spent few days n town last week.
 Harry Berkowitz spent the week end at his home in New York city. J. P. Cudney- will auction off his stock, farming implements and some real estate on Saturday, April 3Oth. A band of gypsies passed through the town Thursday evening, headed north.
 Miss Marion Barrett spent the weekend with Miss Helen Eggleston at her home in Salisbury.
 Lester H. Adams returned from Chester on Tuesday, where he has been for the past few months.
 Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge will observe the 102th I. O. o. F. ami wersary after their regular meeting Thursday evening, April 18th. All Odd Fellows, their families, and friends are cordially invited to attend.
 Mrs. Frank W. Heath of Winsted spent several days with her sister, Mrs. N. W. Moore.
 Mrs. Charles Quick and daughter, Miss Frances Fraleigh of Pough- keepsie, N. Y. have been visiting at inc home of her son, Roger Fraleigh'
 John DeBarbieri has purchased the O'Brien property on Railroad Street
 MT. and Mrs. George Smith, who have been spending the winter here. have returned to their home in Great Harrington, Mass.
 o. J. Decker has been confined to His home by illness.
 A whist was held in the Masonic rooms under the auspices of Esther Chapter, o. E. s. on Wednesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. John Kemp of Hart ford called on Mrs. W. N. Beebe or Friday.
 Mrs. c. A. Kasson of Ashley Falls spent Friday in town. The Five Hundred Club met at the Rome of Mrs. N. L. Jackson on Tues day afternoon.
 E.. R. Laffargue~ has purchased g new Dort touring car of c. M. Ben. Jamin.
 MT. and Mrs. William Brown anc daughter, Elizabeth of Toledo, O.. Mrs. L. P. Dean and MT. and Mrs William Hubbell of Falls Village 6du6O Ou NuIs h1l0 NAAS" H OEN Friday.
 Airline McClelland entertained several of her little friends at he home on Main Street Monday after noon, in honor of her sixth birthday
 Clarence Adams of Hartford spen the weekend at his home here. Whil, returning to Hartford on his motor cycle Monday morning, he met witl an acident while passing througl Norfolk, being thrown from thu motorcycle and sustaining injuries causing his return to Canaan for : day or two.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wellner an, family went to New York city Wed nesday to attend the funeral 0: Mrs. Wellner's sister.
 List your farm with H. V. John son, Winsted.-adv.
 A breath of pine and balsan scented air from the woods is restfu and. auieting, Come in and look a our fir balsam pillows. The Ca naan Printing Co.,.
Connecticut western news., 1921-04-28

The Merchant has Worried himself Bxldheaded because he is Caught with . Lot of High-Priced Goods, but to- morrow he will Slash Prices to the Bones run Big Ad In this Paper and Get Rid of Them. Then he will Stock Wp with the New Low-Priced Stuff MD6 rum a Safe-and-Sane, Before-the- War business.