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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
THE BRIDGEPORT TIMES.
Nagy Goes
 To Asylum
 For Insane

Continued from Page One)
 authorities brought Nagy to this city in an open automobile, with the bullet still in his head. Dr. John H. Finne- gan,' the jail physician had the man rushed to St. Vincent's hospital, where cal condition. Later the bullet was located, and removed, and the man steadily improved, physically.
 With disposition of the Nagy case. temporarily at least, the only remain ing murder case on the docket was Alex Martin, George Wichnig, Will liam King, William Richman and John Bruno will be tried for the nlur- der of Bernard Kilkelly, Stamford trolleyman, who resisted when tho gang. who were bandits, raided the have been a well known gambling house, near the center of the Lock City.
 The murder occurred August 2S. It is believed that continuance was decided that an additional and ouch ed, now believed to be in New Jer- sey. Connecticut authorities are said to have had considerable diff culty in obtaining cooperation with New Jersey pclice In apprehendi1g the man. Harry Caventa, 25, a dapper looking sportsman of Stam- ford, is still in jail, awaiting sente tce. He was arrested with. the others. charged with the crime and at the last term of criminal court changed from a plea of mot guilty" to mur- der in the first degree, to guilty Of manslaughter. He will not be sentenced until the final disposition of others involved It is expected that he will prove valuable witness for the State.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
Stage Fight ; Behind Bars
 Of County Jail
Continued from Page one)

(Continued from Page One) morning Wells was being taken from the jail to the Superior court and on the way out Capolda, asked him if he was going to court without his cane. Wells is alleged to have re- sented the slur and called Capolda, vile name The Incident passed unnoticed to jail alta aches, but upon legged to have procured a newspaper and was sitting down reading it.
 Capolda had not forgotten the in cident and going up to Wells is al- Ieged to have demanded that he apol- ogize. Wells threw the paper to one side and attempted to rise from the chair but Capolda, believing that Wells was about to hit him in the eye.
 Blood Flows Profus1y
 The blows is alleged to have caused the blood to flow profusely, being ne cessery to call a doctor to attend to the damaged optic. It was at this point that the prison officials inter- vcnd and seizing Capolda put him in to the "coo1er'' which is the prison term for solitary confinement. Capol- da was incarcerated inthis place for two days
 In the City court this morning Wells appeared repentant and did not care to push the case further. It appeared from the way that the men chatted in the prisoners pen this morn ing that they were very good friends and that their difficulties had ap- parently been patched up.
 Capolda due to the fact that he Is held on a bench warrant is not made to work in the prison workyards so Judge Boardman imposed a sentence of twenty days, leaving it to the dis cretion of the jail officials as to whether they wished to put him to work or put him back in the "coo1er'' ,
 Deputy jailer Samuel Ireland and Joseph Perkowski who is being held at the jail on the deathbed statement of a fourteen year old gfrl were wit nesses in the case
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
fairfield Makes
 are Protest

Fairfield will endeavor to have. the Public Utilities Commission grant a five cent fare for rides within the limits of the town. At present there is a five cent fare from Ash Creek to Pickett's switch. the center, if one rides on a c or Fairfield center car If by mistake person gets on Nor walk bound car at Ash Creek a ten cent fare is collected for a ride to the fare limit below perry's Block.
 The town has asked through the town meeting to have Town Counsel Alfred Perry take up the matter with the Commission and ask to have a five cent fare within the town boundaries
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
REPORTS THEFT OF JEwELRY

Rose1la Gilmore of 164 Spruce street reported to the police today that some time between one o'clock last night ard five o'clock this morning a brace let, necklace and signet ring were stolen from her apartment
 Saul Geduldig proprietor of a. store at 457 Water street also reported to the police today that thieves had en- tered his place, he reported that three and one half dozen watches, one dozen and half lockets and seventy five rings were stolen Both places are be- ieved to have been entered by key workers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
SLIGHT SMALLPOX INCREASE.

There was a slight increase in smallpox yesterday, Nthree new cases being reported to the Department of Health. All were adults and all, ac- cording to the department were un- vaccinated.o,
 The new patients are Mrs Mar garet Butcher. 76 Hurd avenue; Mrs. Alveta Fox, 423 Holister avenue. and John Fitzgerald, S90 William street. This makes a. total of 163 cases of the disease since it first broke out here. There are still 25 of these in EngleWood hospital.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
ONE-FOURTH OF BALLOTS
 HAVE BEEN RETURNED

More than 25 per cent. of the ballots sent to the membership in the election of directors have been received at tn 3 Chamber of Commerce rooms, accord ing to Assistant Secretary C. A. Will lard. It is expected that this vote will be much heavier than in the balloting for nominees of directors.
 All ballots will be turned over to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
NO CASES READY.

No cases being ready, Common Pleas court, civil side. adjourned for the day Judge John R. Booth was on the bench Common Pleas court
 criminal, will convene at noon today, with Judge John R. Walsh on the bench The court is prepared to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22

The many friends of Miss Agnes Reilly of New Haven, daughter of Sheriff Thomas Reilly and sister of Louis Reilly, city editor of the Bridge port Post, will be pleased to hear that she is improving at Grace hospital New Haven, where she recently un- derWent an operation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
TWO DRUNKs FINED.

Thomas Nielan and John Rosan.s both of 362 East Main street who were arrested yesterday on charge of drunkenness were each fined S5 in the City court this morning.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
NEW INDOOR SPORT.

William Donaldson, eighteen years old, of 225 Willow street, who was arrested yesterday charged with the theft of a broom from a store at Read street and Stratford avenue, told Judge Boardnan in the City court this morning that he just took the broom to have some fun with it. The Judge however. failed to see the joke and fined the boy $2 and turned him over to Probation Officer Mcconnell for four months.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
Ellen Weldon M widow of the late Ha m aS

Ellen M, widow of the late flames Weldon of 2162 Main street, died hospital after a short illness. She is survived by one son. Christopher one grandson. John, student at St. Thomas Seminary, Hartford, Conn.,; and three granddaughters, Mary, Catherine and Helen.
 ~ Mrs. Weldon was widely known in the North End, having been a. resi- dent of that section of the city III her life, For 16 years she was em- ployed as a domestic nurse and made many friends by her kindness and sympathy. She was a devout mem- ber of St. Patrick's church and i'm tensely interested in church affairs
 The funeral will be held from her late home Friday morning at S:30 and in St. Patricl>'s church at g O clock where requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. Burial will be in St. MichaeTs cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
Mrs. Martha Barton.

Mrs. Martha Barton, 72, wife of Joseph Barton and mother of Lieut.. John Barton, was buried this after noon in Lakeview cemetery. The fun eral services were conducted at 2:30 from her home, 560 Brooks street. Besides her husband and Lieut.. Bar ton, who is stationed at the Second Precinct station, the deceased is sur vived by another son and daughter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
Sold
 On Post Road
 Of Hard Kind

Greenwich, Conn.,, March 22.- Thomas L. Avaunt, a former ser geant of police in Texas and Span ish war veteran, who Is said to have been prominent at one time, was ar rested today in a, tent which he con- ducted on the Post Road in front of the estate of the late Elizabeth Mil bank Anderson. the phiba nthropist, and charged with violation of the state liquor enforcement act.
 Avaunt, it is alleged, was selling cider contrary to law. He has been held in $500 for appearance before Judge Mead in the Borough court to- morrow and William H. Bold gave bail for him. Avaunt had permis- sion from the Anderson estate to tch his tent here, it is stated, and had been selling lunches, cigars and tobacco The police claim to have seized two gallons of cider in the place that swas of the hard" va ricty.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22

the election teiIers April srd and the final vote will be made known April 10. Or this date the annual meeting of the Chamber will be held
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
TODAY'S WANTS
W A N T E D

Six Experienced Salesmen.
 Must Know, like and believe in Bridgeport. Personality and sales telephone number. Address Box O, in
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22
OBITUARY
Frank W. Haynan.

Frank w. Hayman of PAP Parrott avenue, died early this morning at St. Vincent's hospital, after a short ill., ness. MT. Hayman was widely known in Bridgeport where he has resided for many years. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Lahey Hayman, and two children, Frank, Jr., and Arthur. Funeral arrafgement have not yet been completed. Ansonia, Derby and Seymour papers please copy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-22

BREAK GROUND FOR. SCHOOL.
 Ground has been broken for the new St Patrick's Parochial school on the church property in Wells street and North avenue. The contract for the building has been let to Hewett & Go. It is expected that the build ing will be ready for fall students.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29
DEsDE cAYEY
DETALLES ACERCA DEL ACCIDEE
TIE AUTOMOVILISTA OCURRIDO
RECIENTEMENTE


El sabaio como a las diez de la no.
che, en- los momentos en- que venfa dc
Guayama, don Baltazar Mendoza, al
tomar una curva que esta en- malas con
diciones, resbalo ell caro- yendo cho
car contra un arbol
Con tai motive ell Sr. Mendoza re-
cibi6 dos heridas de alguna gravedad
Y ell chofer algunas contusiones, aun-
que de caracter leve.
Tan pronto Sc supo Ell desgraciado
accidente, numerosas personas, entire
elias algunos parientes del Sr. Mendo-
"a, Sc trasladaron al lugar del suceso,
recogiendo al heeido, Ell cual fue conduct
do al hospital.
Las personas que han visitado Ell
teatro del suceso aseguran que, de no
haber chocado el vehiculo con Ell ar
boil, tanto ell ch6fer como el Sr. Men
doza Sc hubieran lido por el precipicio,
10 cue les habria causado la muerte.
FL pueblo en- general, asi como este
Corresponsal, lamellta tan desgraciado
accidente.
Ell CORRESP
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DEsDE PENUELAs

Ell sabado a las siete de Ia mafana
Sc uev6 efccto en- Ia iglesia de esta
poblaci6n, la bendici6n de San Antonio,
y la repartici6n del pan de los pobres,
regalado por la Srta. Adela Gonzalez,
rostmistres de esta poblaci6n.
Ell acto result6 muy concurrido, asis-
tiendo varias madrinas. FL padre A.
sufanzan pronunci6 un elocuente dis
curse. Para dar mayor lucidcz dicho
acto ell doctor Gotay, con la amabili-
dad que lie caracteriza, trajo desde
Ponce al padre Barrasabequi, quien
acompahado de la Srta. Adriana Delga
do y varios misicos cant6 varias pie
zas alusivas al acto.
En- una palabra, Ell acto result6 mas
hrillante y lucido que nunca, por 10
cEaI la Srta. Gonzalez debe sentirse
orgnllosa.
Ell CORRESPONSAI,.
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ASSUR.
DEsDE cAMUY

EMPREsTITo MUNICIPAL El
ola "a Sc llev6 a cabo la venta de
$4,000 en- bonos municipales, habiendo
obtenido la buena pro los Sres. Watkins
Co., banqueros de la ciudad del Hud-
son, por conducto de sus agentes en-
esta isla. Cada bono de mil d6lares fue
vendido en- $1,O27.Ss, con un interes
del cinco medic por ciento.
Esto constifuye un gran negocio pa
re- esta poblacion y ademas pronto Sc
convertira Camuy en- una de las mas
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DEsDE sABANA GRANDE

ESTA BUENo MAYORAL-- Mu-
chas personals nos han pedido que in
formemos por mediacion de Ell MUM
DO, al jefe de la policia local, cue
despues de las diez de la noche hume
rosos vagabundos lanzan gran cantidad
de piedras sobre los tejados de las
casas, no dejando dorm1r los vecinos.
En- la plaza sucede algo peor. Los
mismos "personajes' destrozan los
arboles con las pelotas, pues la plaza
SO ha convertible en- un campo atletico.
Las ramas, cubiertas de verdes
hojas, que tanto adornaban nuestra pla
"a de recreo, han sido destrozadas, dan
dole esta un aspecto triste v ruinoso.
Esperamos que Ell jefe de la policia
evite estos hschos censurables.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
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Informaciones de la Isla

progresistas pohlaciones, con luz cleo
trica acueducto alcantarillado.
CARRETERA DE RIEGo:-- Desde
hace dfas el municipio envio al Conf
sionado del Interior un cneque non
tante a $500, los cuales fueron reco
gidos entire los propietarios beneficiados
por la construction de la carretera de
riego de Aguadilla- Isabella.
Pronto seran enviados S10,500, por
concepto de la venta de bonos.
SENTIDo FALLECIMIENTO Ha
'dejado de existir ell apreciado caballero
don Primitive Roman, persona muy
apreciada en- esta localidad por sus bue
mas cualidades.
Nuestro mas sentido pesame sus
deudos.
OTRo BRUJO APABULLADo.-En
el barrio de ''Abrahonda Manuei
Centeno, que Sc dedicaba al arte de
la brujeria, vendiendo ''salva cuer-
posi-, recibi6 una buena tanda de gol
res por haber querido darle las passes,
-demasiado magneticas por cierto,-a
una joven de aquel barrio.
Este brujo habfa realizado algunas
hazaiias y era ell terror del vecindario.
Ell CoRRESPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29
DEsDE HAT1LLo

elise DIARIO.- Ell 26 ell guardia
Felipe A. Rivera ocup6 un alambique
Pedro Perez, en- el barrio de Capaz;
Ambrosio Perez uno Felipe B. Rive
ra; " otro a Felix Gonzalez en- el ba-
rrio de "Aibonito''. Hatillo.
EMPRESTITo MUNICIPAL Los de
Hatillo Nlmpocb quisipron quedarse
atras, pues lograroti vender, en- muy
buenas condiciones, los bonos de su EN-
prestito municipal, ascendentes a
js5,00C.
Seguramente que con parte de ese
dinero Sc construira un puente en- ell
barrio de Santiago.
SIEMPRE AL DIA.- Merece enco-
mios la actividad de la administration
&c Hatillo por las condolences en- que
Sc encuentra la poblaci6n. Las Gales
bien conservadas. Ell cementerio, STEM
pre- hmpio.
iPor que Camuy no hace igual?
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29
UN HERMoso RASGo DEL
NINo PATRICIo AGUAYo

Mayagiiez, P. R., julio "a, 1929.
Sr. Director de la escuela Correctional,
Ciudad.
Senior:
Quiero dejar en- sus manos un peque-
no donativo de dos d6lares que Sc ser
vir& usted entregarlos al niio Patricio
Aguayo, asilado de esa institution.
En- ell dfa de aver perdi en- los alre-
dores de la Escuela una cartera que
contenfa seis billetes de cinco dolares
cada uno. tres billetes do un dollar y un
dollar en- plata, un recibo del Auxilio
Mutuo y otros papeles. Cuando lamen-
taba esta perdida, fui gratamente sor
prendido por usted para entregarmeia,
Eaciendome conocer que un nino de la
;nstituci6n, Patricio Aguayo, la habfa
hallado que este seguidamente Ia pu-
SO en- manos del ayo primero en- servi-
clio.
Como este habla muy en- alto de esa
institution especialmente del nifio
Aguayo, quiero hacer constar en- estas
lineas mi agradecimiento y mi felicita-
ci6n a la escuela, que el acepte ese
pequeno donativo en- mi nombre, que,
ror 10 pobre, nunca premiara ell meri-
to de su accion.
Muy atentamente,
Con+os daI rAHFp0
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TNvIERTA sU DINERo EN- so

TNvIERTA sU DINERo EN- So
LARES:-Vendo SOLARES muy
atractivos, diferentes tamafios, de con-
tado a piazos muy convenientes. In
formese: Henry w. Dooley. TelefonO
$50, San Juan, Tanca No. 2, Mencio
ne Ell MUNDO:-P.
CE arrienda en- Bayam6n propias pa
- ra Cines, negocios mercantiles o
cualquier empresa dos Grandes casas
en- la Gale de Comerfo ntmero 282 y
283. Informes en- Allen 6s.-7-31.
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ESTADOS UNIDOS HA HECHO
UN FUERTE PEDIDO DE CAR
BON A INGLATERRA

NUEvA YORK. julio 27.-Las auto
hidades 1sl Estado han manifestado
oficialmente que ha sido ordenado a In
glat srra ell envio de setecientas nil to-
neladas de carbon fin de remediar la
grave crisis producida por la actual
huelga de mineros.
Inglaterra hara las remesas antes de
setiemE.e, segun el contrato fi~mado
aytsr.
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LAS FUERZAS AEREAS INGLE
SAS SON INSERVIBLES

LoNDREs, julio 27.- Despues de
una extensa ccnferencia celebrada por
Ell Comite de Defensa Nacional Sc ha
llegado la conclusion deiinitiva que
las actuales fuerzas aereas del pals son
irservibles inadecuadas para su de-
tensa.
Esta question sera lls.ads pr6xima.
Inente al Parlamento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29
EL MUNDO
DEsDE RIO PIEDRAs

Las conferencias que ,viene dando en-
la Universidad un grupo de valiosos in
telectualas portorriquefos, estan siendo
dignas de los mayores elogios. Entire
los que va han desflado por la tribu-
ma del salon de actos academicos, So
cuentan los conocidos COMPLETENESS
conferenciantes Nemesio Oanales. ia
cinto Texidor, Emilio del Toro Cuevas,
Miguel Guerra Mondragd1. Jslan B.
Soto. Juan Hernandez Lopez estan
anunciados para otras conferencias
los s'.fores Rossy, Llorens Torres, Cruz
Monclova, MIrales cabrera, Gordils,
Rodriguez Sierra, Cay. Coll y Cuchi y
otros mas.
Las conferencias han sido muy bri-
llantes la concurrencia ha sabido ren
dir ell merecido tribute Gle simpatias a
nuestros intslectuales.
iBien por la Universidad!
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A 10 DIAs DE cARcEL
Iuy atentamei1te,
Santos del CAMPO.

La Corte de Distrito de Ponce senten
clio Juan velez, diez dias de carcel
ror adulterar la leche.
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CE VENDE en- plblica subasta, por
- cuenta del Gobierno Insular, De
partamento de Sanidad, en- los terre
nos del Sanatorio Insular de Rio Pie
dras, las diez dc la mafiana del vier
mes dia 21 de julio, los siguientes ar
ticulos: caballos del pals, un mulo
americana, cuatro mulas americanas y
IN lote como de 400 sacos vacios de
harina de trigo.
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CE ALQUILA una magnifca casa

CE ALQUILA una magnifca casa
recientemente construiia en- Ia
Avenida Pershing, Santurce. Tiane cua
tho doatnitorios, sala, comedor, Guar
to de banjo, cocina y un garaje Para
informes, dirijase a Mrs. Espada, Ave
nida Persing No. 81, santurce, P. R
su precio sera de $500 msnsuales.
"a.
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NEURo-vIRIL.-1ndicadO para la
: y impotencia, falta de vigor Sc
xual, decaimiento fisico Compuesto
de Iohimbina legitima del Cameron y
Lecitina. En- las buenas farmacias y
droguerias.-P.
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CNFONIAS:-Acabamos de reci-
bir un gran surtido de sinfonias
de boca alemanas desde 20 centavos
en- adelante la docena. Envie su or
den a. Armstrong Company, Box 1853,
San Juan, P. R-7-31.
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DUEN NEGOCIO.-Se desea en-

DUEN NEGOCIO.-Se desea en-
contrar una persona joven, acti-
va, inteligente y con practica comercial
que aporte trescfsntos dolares en- efec
two para interesarlo en- negocio iInpor
tante de Agencias v Representatives,
establecido y pr6spero. Su trabajo sera
de vendedor en general, tanto en- plaza
como en- la Isla y Sc lie requieren dis
posicions para clio. Sc pediran y daran
referencias. Llame tel6fono 1889. IS.
j. Siendo asunto serio, no noleste 81
no reune todas las condolences exigj-
das.-P.
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CE VENDE en- Puerta de Tierra, una
- pulper1a, San Agustin 129. Para
informes en- la misma. 8-l2
-~--~1s~-~--~~--~--~-~->-
VIENDo GUAGUA, motor Cadillac
acabada de reparar, cuatro 60
mas nuevas, esta trabajando con fran
quicia San Juan al Parque. Buen negc-
clio, telefono 988. Santurce.-G.
TACONES DE COMA ARMS
n TRONG:- Recibimos semanal-
mente existencias de estos acreditados
tacones en- tamafos 7-8-9-10 y IL
Brown. $500 Doz. Armstrong Comp
any, Box 1853, San Juan, P. R.-7-31.
DARA guitar la %tos y la opre5i5n
en- ell pecho, producida por el ca
tarro. no hay otra cosa como Ell "Hyo-
tole1'; pidalo en- la farmacia.-8-25.
CE ALQUTLA un piso alto con bue
- mas comodidades, para poca IA
miia, en- saniurce, Gale colOmer No.
1871.
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HABITAcIoNEs ExCELENTEs


ETABITACIONES EXCELENTES:
ADesde rrimero de agosto habra
dos tres disponib.es, con o sin nue.
bles, para caballeros, muy claras y
lcntiladas. Bafios servicio SAINT rio
complete, entrada independents. In
formaran, Allen, principal. San Juan
80
A Los MUsICOs:- Vendo un vio-
lin propio para nifio, tres clarine
tes, dos en- DO Y uno en- ST bemol, Is
llaves, cuatro anillas y correderas. Di-
rijase ". sanabria, Box %, Tren st.,
Catafo.-G.
CE NECESITA una sonora soltera
- bastants joven para servir a una
familia en- New York. Debe saber la
var. Cocinar hacer la limpieza de la
casa. Tambien debe saber hablar un
POGO de ingles. Dirijase al apartado
922. San Juan.-8-5.
CoLAREIs DE oCAaIoN:-T'srgo
cinco solares que miden de $50
600 metros. en- la Carretera del Sebo
ruco, con frente dicha carretera Wis
ia al Parque del Colegio del Sagrado
Corazon de Jesus, que estoy dispuesto
a v'ender a precios muy convenientes.
Informese en- seguida. Henry w. Doo--
ley, Tanca 2, telefono $50, San Juan-P.
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ANUJNCIOS CLASIFICADOS
4 IENTA DE FLoREs NATuRA.

NENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
y LES en- la Gale "Hoare''. stop
IA. Santurce.-Llame al telefono 678
azul, Santurce y seran servidos inmedia
tamentc.-P.
ENTIMA:-Lo meJor para irrigacto-
. mes y lavados. Gran presentation
y exquisite perfume. Muestras y pros
pectos su Representative Jose @. Pc.
york. Box 162, San Juan.-P.
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CENORA experta con bastante
practica Sc ofrece para Cortar Confec
cionar trajes para hombres. Para in
fcrmes Allen 72 altos, telefono 1431
negro-8-5.
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CE vENDE un negocio de fonda =
- cafetfn, situado en- la Carretera
Central cerca de San Juan. Tambi6n
Sc admita un socio con cuatrocientos
d6lares. Sc prefiere 10 iltimo. Infor-
mara Emilio Ursuliche, Martin Pena.
"a.
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EN- Ell CASINO EsPANoL:

Ell martes pasado. 25 de julio, y en-
conn!emoracion Gel apostol Santiago,
celebr6 ell Casino Espanol de Rio Pie
dras un lucido y muy concurrido bale,
que dur6 hasta despues de media no.
che.
Ansiosa de rendir quito Iersicore,
Sc reuni6 en- el espacioso salon del casi
no una 'escogida y alegre juventud, que
no Sc cansaba de dar vueltas reir
con entusiasmo.
FL active presidente del centre, Sc
nor Martinez Llonin, atendia con la
solicitud acostumbrada la numero-
sa concurrencia, algunos otros miem-
bros de la dilectiva lie ayudaban cum
plir su alta mission.
La miisica estuvo cargo del popular
director Mageno, recomendamos al
casino que para bales sucesivos, lie ha-
ga traer una orQuesta mas completa.
Por 10 demas, bien. Felicitamos al Sc
nor Martinez Llorin por ell 6xito del
bale, esperamos la ref1ticion con
ansiedad.
ACHTTD