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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
El Or. RaIdiTiS 0GtrGO 10 t6-
Mas a un SelOr de SSntuTCe
TAMBIEN ExTRAE sEIs TENIAs A
UN CoMERCIANTE DE SAN
JUAN. ToDAs CON sUs CABEzAs

FL afamado especialista doctor
Raldiris, extrajo aver, mediante cl
maravilloso procedimiento por el
usado, diez enormes tenias, con sus
diez cabezas, al selor Elfas Hawayck,
residente en- Santurce, (Stop 20, Hi
p6dromo St. No. Sd
FL doctor Raldiris dice que el ca
so del senor Elias rompe cuantos
records Sc conocen hasta la fecha.
Los 10 parasites son de considera-
bic dimension y fueron expulsados
completamente enteros en- menos de
una bora.
Entire las 10 t6nias, hay un bo-
trioc6falo, primer specimen" de esa
naturaleza que halla el doctor Raldi-
ris en- Puerto Rico, desde hace 80 amos
que Sc dedica a esa especialidad.
dica esa espccialidad.
FL sefor Hawayek sali6 muy sa-
tisfecho de su vista al Doctor Raj
diris al yer que tan facilmente lie
habil libertado de tan h0rrorosa car
ga.
Tambien oxtrajo hoy de julio, SEIs
TENIAS. con sus seis cabezas, al rico
comerciante sirio Sr. Wadi El-Koury
(Luna St., No. 52)-
Pueden verse en- Ia ofcin del DR..
Raldiris. En- los tltimos cuatro me5es
ha oxtraido ell DR.. Raldiris 4s5 T6nias,
con sus 4s5 cabezas. lie felicitamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
MATRIMoNIo RARo

En- el iltimo vapor legado de Europa,
arrib6 esta Ciudad un matrimonio que
viene dc la India. Al tomar en- ell Hotel
una habitacion, manifestation que para
ellos no eran desconocidas las camas do
"El Cielo",y y que deseaban les spusiera
una dc las cuarenta mil que esta reci-
biendo "Arrivi Hermanos a precius
de ganga. Ell tiene 9s amos su costilla
s7.-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
ASUNToS CoLOMBIANoS

Ia llegado a nuestra redaccion ell
interesSnte folleto del escritor don
Andres S. Caballero, titulado ia
Dictadunl del general Reyes Y sus
consecuonciasr
FL articulo que aparece en- el folle
to sobre cuestiones colombianss ful.
publicldo en- el "Diario de la Mari
ma" es de sunni importancia.
Enviamos las mas expresivas gra
cias al seior Caballero por tan valio
so obsequio. w
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
MADEIRA, GARCIA,
TOBACCO CO."

FL prcsidonte de la nueva raz6n ma
dera. Garcia, Tobacco Co.., de San
Juan, don Manuel Alvarez, caballero
muy reputsdo en- ell mundo de los ne
gocios, ha dirigido a su numercsa ellen
tela la siguiente circular:
"iLos Tiempos Cambianl
En- Abril de 1912, abri6 pOr primera
vez sus puertas un verdadero almacen,
digo verdadero, porque ali encontraba
usted todas las classes de tabaco que Vd.
necesitaba y a precios convenientes.
Este almac6n subi6 como la espuma, tu-
vo un suceso fenomenal. Me rehero a
Alfonso Riera Co.. de cuya casa 20
fui fundador Yo compraba v pagaba
todo el tabaco en- New York y 10 ponia
sobre ell muelle, en- San Juan. Mis- so
cios aqui no hacian mas que ensehar
Vd. Ell tabaco y Vd. 10 compraba. Todos
mis- recursos experiencia estaban sir
viendo a vd. sin vd darse cuenta de
clio.
"Ahora as "Madera, Garcia Tobacco
Co... FL dia 8 de este mes, vendi mi
participation en- "Alonso Riera y Co.;
cogi mi maleta, y aqui me tiene I'd. ri
giendo los destinos de MADEIRA, Gar
cia Tobacco Co..; de cuya compahia
soy presidente mayor accionista. To-
dos mis- recursos Y experiencia, 10 mis-
mo que los dc la .poderosa organization
Manuel Alvarez y Co., $50 Water
St, New York y Puerto Rico, trabajan
ahora dia noche en- combination con
MADEIRA. Garcia Tobacco Co., para
servir a vd como vd. Sc merece pro-
barle que se cumple todo 10 que Sc
ofrece.
Las grandes reformas que Sc estan
hacienda en- ell magniico y ampHo "Edi
fcio Silva, situado en- la calle Co.
mercio. a una sola cuadra de la esta-
ci6n del ferrocarril, pronto quedaran ter
minadas haran de MADEIRA, Garcia
Tobacco Co., el inico verdadero al
macen de tabaco en- Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
INTERSTATE

Pida I'd. sus medicinas al tel6fono
1149 y la "Farmacia Occidental Inc. +"
lie atendera enseguida.
Sc lie enviaran a su casa. Precios
baratisimos; todo fresco y garantia en-
cl despachO.
Salvador Brau %, San Juan, P. R.,
TeIefono 114o. AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
No pague gastos excesivos.
COMPRE BARATO EN-
LA GLORIA, FortaIeza II.
FESTIVAL ARTISTICO EN-
PONCE

Hoy Sc celebrl en- Ponce, en- el tea
tro de Broadway, en- conmeracion
del tercer aniverssrio de la "Asocia-
ci6n de Empleados de Concrete, de
aquella ciudad, un festival artistieo.
FL discurso de aperture esta a car
go del senor Oliveras, presidente de
de la Association, el de clausurl, a
cargo del Licdo. Miguel Guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
NO HAY 1NDULTos

FL Gobernador Intcrino ha denegado
las solicitudes dc nbertad bajO palabra
presentadas en- favor de los confnados
Gregorio Ranos v Liborio Velazquez, v
ha denegado tambien la de conmuta-
ci6n de sentencia que presento ell pre-
so Juan Bayr6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
UN CLAvo SAGA oTRo CLAvo.

Segdn leemos en- un periodico de
Ponce, un caballero de la referida po
blaci6n ha tenido cierta idea genial:
nombrar mujeres policias para per-
seguir o atraer al buen camino las
hembras de NAL vivir.
Recordemos aquello de "Un clavo
SAGA otro clavo, 81 no sc quedan los
dos. "
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
VICENTE ARRlVI, FortaIeza II.
VENDE MUY BARATO
Compre alli.
NoVENARIo DE LA
VIRGEN DEL CARMEN

Ha empezado celebrarse, con gran
pompa Y solemnidad, Ell novenario de
Nuestra sehora Ia virgen del Carmen,
en- la Capilla Franciscana.
La Venerable orden Tercera de la
referida virgen, invita- a todos los fie-
les para que asistan estos actos, que
prometen resultar muy hermosos Y So
lemnes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
CABLES DE AZUCAR

"Ventas de $1,000 sacos de azGcar
de p R. a $4 S.s. 10000 de Cuba a
SO. Mercado fuerte a 81. 3l8.
"Ofertss limitadas de azicar a
$4.12 elf. sin compradores.
Mcrcado firme."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
REvIsTA DE AGRICULTURAL

Hemos recibido el numero VI de la
importante publication "Revistl de
Agricultural de Puerto Rico, edita
da por el Departments de Agricul-
tura y Trabajo, la cual contiene tnl-
bajos de los senores Cuebas Zequeira,
Legrand, Wolcott, Villa Mayo y Cato
al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
PERDIDA

En- ol trayocto de la Aduana la
ofcina del "Cable ingles", Sc extra
v;6 una cadenita de orc.
Sera gratifcada la persona que ls
entrogue, a don Alexandra M6ndez,
Pucrta de Tierra, San Agustin 55, Te-
l6fono 3s3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
LA TRAMoNTANA 'PooAHoNTAs


vimos el gusto de acudir, previa invi-
taci6n, al puerto de San Juan. donde Sc
nos condujo en- el remolcador "John
Berwin". a Catafio, con ell proposito dc
asistir la botadura de la tramontana
que SO construy6 on la playa de aquolla
poblaci6n.
A las dos de la tarde, cuando fueron
removidos los cuartones que sostenian
la tramontana, la distinguida sonora z.
G. Locker. madrina de la embsrcacion,
rompi6 una botella conteniendo un de
hcioso liquido espumoso, que para el
objeto habia sido amarrada a la popa
de la misma, bautizandose dicha embar-
caci6n con ell rombre de Pocahontas'
A dicho acto acudieron distinguidas
personaiidades del comercio de San
Juan, todas las cuales fueron obsequia-
das esplendidamente por los directorel
dc la Porto Rico Coal Co..
La nucva tramontana es colossal, pues
su capacidad es dc 1000 toneladss, y
Sc ha invertido hasta la fecha mas dc
100000.
Entire los elementos que asistieron al
acto recOrdamos a los Sefiores George
Willard, siempre amable con todo e!
mundo. al captain Mr.. w. Kennedy,
quien estuvo trabajando admirablemen-
te, toda la tarde, dirigiendo las opera
clones dc la botadura, hasta conducir Il
tramontana a los muelles de la Porte
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
LIE BAJARoN LA FIANZA.

Nos inform6 el Lcdo. Soto Rivera
que eI fiscal Diaz COLLAGE le habia re.
bajado a $4,000 la ianza a Juan Ri
vera, acusado de lamar la bomba en-
Talleres, y La cual habia sido fjada On
$4,000, primeraBente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
Sc va ell DR.. RaIdiTiS
ell IuneS is de julio
FIJARA sU REsIDENCIA EN- LA
HABANA

AprOvechen la oportunidad y apre-
siirense a conseguir turno Ten su ofci-
ma de Cataho) los que sufren de TE-
MA o soLITARIA. HAsTA Ell LU-
MES 1s DE JULIO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
Ell NUEVo GoBERNADoR
sERA PoRToRRIoUENo

Aseguran de fuente fidedigna que Ell
gobernador a pesar de venir uno del
Norte, sera por muy breve plazo, luego
SO ehgira a uno de nuestros buenos
hombres publicos, para seguir Ell cargo
de gobernador
Tambien nos dicen que para clio hay
que contribuir hacienda sus compras EN-
la Glaria'' de Vicente Arrivi, Allen
II, pues alli no pagan gastos excesivos
nj luio. Compre en- LA Gloria, For
taleza II. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
Ell CAso DE FEDERICO BLUME

Ante el Comisionldo de la Corte
Federal, Mr.. Fable, comparecio ell
microbes don Federico Blume, de Ma
yaguez, quien alquilo un "truck' a
juan A. Perez, para transporter %
cljas de brandy desde ArecibO.
Ell conlisionado Mr.. Fable, luego
de OR a las parties, paso el case al
Gran Jurado, Y Sc le exigieron $500,
Blume ha sido otras veces denuncil
do cumplido sentencias por vender
billetes de la loterfa.
Sc cree que hay mas complicados
y Sc sigue la investigation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
UNA DELICIA

LO, es sin duda, el exquisite in.
superable refresco que con jugos dc
Toronja y Pima fabrica THE TRoPI
CAL FRUIT JUICE co. Tel6fono al6.
San Juan.
Envie su orden al momento y queda
ra complacido. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
PoR ALoUILER o vENTA

Un moderno edifcio a prueba dc fue
go, usado como almac6n, mide $50 pies
por so, propio para cine. Apartado
207, San Juan, P. R. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
AcTIvIDADEs DE Ia JUsTICIA

Durante el ano fiscal que termin6,
el nGmero de causas criminales Y ci
viles tramitldas en- el juzgado muni-
cipal de Yabucol fue 1881. Hubo 916
absuelto 215 sentenciados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
IArENcIoN. crUDADAEosI

Ell ArUNDo, - vends en el sal6E
Barberfa "Rl Modelo'. de den saA-
tiago BOniIlA.
Sol g. Tea Alta. P 3. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
;SIEMPRE VENDE BARATO!
IA GLORIA, Fortaleza II Esq.
San Jose. v. ARRlVl.
UNA JoYA DEL
TEATRo vENEZoLANO

Ha negado a nuestra redacci6n el
darama en- tres actos y cuadrOs titu.
lado "Humanidad'' del brillante au-
tor Noises Bauder Ricardo, de nacio-
nalidad venezolana.
FL mencionado drama fue estrenado
por la compafiia de Adams -Nieva, en-
ell teatro de Caracas, con ruidOso
exito.
Nos completeness en- felicitar al au.
tor de tan original drama, que hemos
leido con sumo inter6s, por 10 cual lie
damos las mas expresivas gracias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
~ANTURCE
CINE NORMA"

La Casa Tragica" por Norma Tai
madge ell episodio II de la No
via No. 49,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
CINE LAS ANTILLAs"

Episodios 13, IA y Is de "El Pacto
de Tres, por Ruth Roland.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
GEL INDIo" EN- CAMPANA

Informa Dolores Seda que un suje-
to, conocido por Gel Indio" le sustra-
jo upl sortija valoradl en- $25.
La Detective anda en- busca del
"indigena".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
NERCADO De CAMBIO
EN- LA FIsCALIA

FL sabado comparecieron a declarar
en- fiscalia Rosa Rios y Ezequiol Rios,
relacionados con ell asunto de la bomba
de Talleres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
UNA soRPREsA

Y bien agradable por cierto la re.
ciben cuantos prueben los refresccs
que con jugos de Toronja y Pima ia
brica la corporation THE TROPICAL
FRUIT JUICE co. Telefono 946. Advt.
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tructora?

tructora?
"Ubi est Mors, Victoria tua?"
iD6nde esta ioh Muertei tn vic
toria?
Herminio ACOSTA,
CabO Roio, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
LAS MUJERES Sc
TRANFORMAN

La moda de verano, para las muie-
res, segdn dicen dc Paris, es h falda
larga.
iNosotros esperablmos vcr,n5 81
bir mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
M.Q!Q|I,M|,l !,
SSzaAS ~ &Az~
SAN JUAN
1880 QAHlI.-nAl
Ia IkES BAHDE.hAs

"El Estado de Colorado" en- actos
por Frank Mayo, una revista y una CO.
mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
COMPRE EN- LA GLORIA
No pague Luio. Allen II.
v. ARRlVl
UN RoBo

Informa Gregorio Perez que de su
cuarto en- ell edificio ordofez lie sustra-
jeron varios efectos.
FL case esta en- manos de la Detective.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-10
MACHINE GUN co.
 READY FOR CAMP
Local Unit Will Leave City Early Tomorrow
 Morning.

The men in the local Machine Gun company, Connecticut National Guard, will report at the State Armory on Arch street tomorrow morning at 5:3O o'clock prepared to leave for Camp Devens where they will spend the next two weeks. They will march from the arm ory to the station where they will leave on the 6:4S o'clock train for Hartford en route to Aver. Mass. The men in the company have been anticipating this trip to camp for several months past and many are waiting for the. oppor- tunity to see what real army life is in the open. They will leave under the captaincy of Joseph Slater.
 The uniforms and other equipment have been arriving day by day at the arnory for the past week until each and every man has been equipped best as could be done under the circum- stances. Captain Joseph Slater. in charge of the local unit and New Brit ain man, has been drilling the men reg ularly on Tuesday and Friday nights for several months past and if is ex- pected that they will be able to com pete with any company at Devens. All the missing articles of equipment will be furnished the men on their arrival at camp and from June II until June 25 the men will be put through stiff course of instruction. A new manual of arms has been issued by the war de- partment and it is said that even the ex-scrvice men in the company will have something new to learn.
 It is also expected that the men will
 (Continued on Eleventh Page.)
New Britain herald., 1921-06-10
Armed Robbers in Pittsburgh Shoot Man, Grab
 S50,000; Escape in Car Amid Shower of Shots
Department Store Officials Attacked As They Leave Building in Business Sec ton of City.

Pittsburgh, Pa, June 10.-Robbers this afternoon attacked James Neel. assistant superintendent of the Boggs and Buhl Department Store and Will liam Stagerwald, another employe, as they left the store for the bank with the morning receipts.
 Neel was wounded and one of the attacking force was arrested. The others escaped in an automobile.
 The automobile was drawn up to the curb in Federal street. Just as Neel, carrying a Satchel said to contain cash and securities to the amount of $50,- 000, turned from the doorway a man sprang from the automobile and open ed fire. Neel went down with a bullet through his abdomen.
 The bandit grabbed the bag and tossing it into the automobile, leaped into the machine. The driver, who had kept his machine running, sent the machine forward at full speed but not before Charles Schultz. a policeman in citiZns clothes and happened to he passing, had jumped behind telc- phone pole and begun srooting at the fleeing car. The robbers answered him shot for shot until they reached the corner, and turning drove rapidly up tesAllegheny river road.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-10
DETECTIVES BAFFLED
 IN NORFOLK MYSTERY
Weapon Used in Murder Not Found-Neither is Mis-
 sing Farm Hand.

Norfolk, June l0.-No progress had been made in the inquiry into the murder of Joseph Parsons, of South Norfolk today according to statements of officers who are on the case. The state officers were in Winsted to view the body of MT. Parsons before it was brought here for burial which took place this aft ernoon in the Center cemetery. The service was in the chapel of the Congregational church and Rev. w. F. Johnson officiated. The bearers were neighbors, former Representa- tive O. F.. Gibbs, Seth Brown, John Root and L. F. Humphrey. Mrs. Parsons, mother of the murdered man was present but his sister, Miss Mary Parsons who was wounded. was un- able to attend. The Norfolk library was closed between 2 and D. m. out of respect to MT. Parsons whose mother works in 1t.
 Miss Parsons is steadily improving. pr. Hamant, the medical examine r of Norfolk says that a bullet took out two of Miss Parsons teeth and came out of the right cheek. Other teeth were loosened.
 The report that Arthur Burgess the farm hand who was to begin having for Mir. Parsons on July 1, and who on Monday was seen on the road at Norfolk Summit had been found in Lakeville was denied today Officers had not located him.
 The absence of the weapon with which the murder was committed and Miss Parsons wounded Is now regarded by the officers as serious obstacle to progress. They have said that when it is found there will he n definite clue to work on.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-10
BOMBS ARE HURLED

Attempt Made on Iifc of Ohio Pros-
 ecuto~ whot is Enforcing Propi.
 bition laws
 New Philadelphia ohio. Juno Io.- Attempts were made by bomb throw CTS carly today to kill Russell Bowers. 90 years old. prosecuting attorney of Tuscarawaa county. and l.. O. Haugh, safety director Of Dover. both Of whom have been active in. enforce mens of the prohibition laws in Tus- carawns county.
 dynamite bomb was thrown on the front porch of the Bowers home at 1:3O o'clock this morning from a passing automobile. It exploded. blowing tho porch to splinters and wrecking the house. but no one was injured A dynamite bomb was thrown on tho porch of the Haug home. in tho nearby town of Dover. at about tho same time. but the fuse did not burn and the bomb failed to explode.
 Nick Nigro and his son. Chauncey, wcro arrested as suspects.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-10
s. 3.OOO Needed

The sum of $3,00O is need ed in this city this summer in order that several hundred undernourished and anaemic youngsters may be taken to the Fresh Air camp in Burlington and given an outing that will prove of inestimable benefit to them, that will bring tan to checks instead of the sallow- ness that has existed for the winter. that will send rich blood coursing through | veins sadly in need of it and that will issue insurance against disease for the coming winter. There is no more worthy pro- ject than that of aiding the children of New Britain in re- taining their health of body and mind. We spend thousands in caring for the i'll after they are ill, it is well to spend a few dollars in seeing that some will not be taken sick. There is to be no drive, no personal solicitation, but the public of the city is urged to give to New Britain's Fresh Air farm. The farm deserves local sup port.
 There is no need of the whole sum being raised by subscription. Several organi- cations have already promised an appropriation to the fund. The public need not give a great deal, providing all help. Five dollars will keep one youngster one week at the farm, though one may not feel obliged to give that amount. In order to facilitate the hand ling of funds the Herald has offered to receive subscriptions. If you will donate a part of your cash to the children who most need a vacation, send in what you will to the Fresh Air Editor" care of the Herald.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-10
SEVENTY-TWO PUPILS
 TO GRADUATE JUNE q! l!
Young Women From Many Towns to Finish Train
 ing at Normal School.

The graduating exercises for the State Normal school will be held June
 21 at D. m. in the auditorium of the Camp school. There will be @ young ladies who will graduate from the Normal Training department, and 10
 from the Kindergarten Training de- partment. The lists of those to gradu- ate this year shows that the women come from various parts of the state. The following is the list of Seniors:
 Normal training department
 Mildred I. Achorn, Waterbury:
 KathrynNF. Ahearn, Wat erbury; Ethel
 P Aftchison, Waterbury; Mildred AL
 derman, Pennington; Anna M. Barry,
 Meriden; F. Olive Bea udoin, Bristol;
 Mabelle Benoit. Bristol: Gertrude K.
 Blackall, Bristol; Doris l.. Bradley,
 New Britain; Anna L. Carolan, Water
 bury. Lillian c. Chambers, New Brit ain; Margaret M. Collins, New Britain:
 Margaret M. Daily, Waterbury; Perss
 s. Day, Hartford: Priscilla Drake,
 Bristol; Claire H. Du Plessis, Meri-
 den; Minnie Feldblum. New Britain;
 Wilhelmina Fienemann, New Britain;
 Mildred D. Fisk, New Britain; Ger
 trude Fitzpa trick, Watertown; Mary I.
 Gibson, Meriden; Mary M. German,
 Wterbury; Catherine A. Gorry Southington; Catherine A. Grey. Bris- tol (Forestville) Elsie D. Hanson,
 Waterbury; Lillia M. Hill New Brit
 ain, Doris D. HorsfaH, New Britain;
 Margaret A. Kelly, New Britain; Mary
 l.. Kelly, Waterbury; Ruth B. King sley, East Hartford, tSilver Iane) |; Mabel J. Lange. Meriden; Mollie Light, New Britain; Cecelia R. Long. New Britain; Hazel A. Love, Enfield, (Thompsonville); Ida Luntz, East Hampton; Anna M. Lynch, Water bury; Margaret M. McCourt, Bast Haftford; Julia M. McDonnd, Tor. dington: Mary l.. Meehan, New Brit
 ain; Josephine F.. Murnan, Waterbury; Helen NJ. Neasle, Waterbury; Mary E. Nelson, Waterbury; Eby B. Neri, New Britain; Katharine R. Parker, Water
 bury: Louise E. Pequinot, Winchester tWinsted) Helen R.. Phelan, Water bury; Laura M. Phelan, Waterbury; Edith L. Roy, Southington; Marie Sargarino Hartford; Helen F.. Scheur- i CT, ,Meriden: Mary E.. .Shanahan.
 Waterbury; Lily F. Smart, Bloom field; Dorothy B. Smith, Suffield; Gen evieve Solimeno. Hartford; Gertrude M. Stevenson, Hartford; Helen T. Sullivan, Waterbury; Evelyn E. Vla- i dinner, Hartord; Agnes T. Walsh, Mer- iden: Alice Weisleder. Meriden; Sara E. Wheeler Bristol; Dotha E.. White, ! New Britain; Alice l.. Whitney, Meriden;, Mary F.. Wrinn. Hartford. Kindergarten training department Olive B. Anderson, Cromwell; Lucy F. Baldwin. Stratford: Eunice Camp | Waterbury: Angela E. Casey, Ply l mouth (Terryville) Elsie D. Chamber 1 lain, Harwinton (Terryville); Avis I. Gillette, Danbury; F. Dolores Guid-
 one, Hartford; Alathea M. Martin, New Britain: Marie F.. O'Brien, Waterbury, Loretta Sears, Meriden.