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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22
will be made In the near future.
Regular Dividend Declared

The regular dividend at the rate
Of 5 per cent per annum was de-
clared at a recent regular meeting of
the board Of directors Of the Berlin
Savings bank. This dividend is pay
able on January Is.
American Legion Meeting
The new staff of officers will be
installed at meeting tonight at
o'clock of Bolton-kasica post, Amer
lean Legion, Of Berlin. The meeting
will be held in Legion hall and it
is expected that the attendance will
be large, In order that the members
may become acquainted with the
new commander and with the other
officers.
Renewals of membership are now
being received and it is hoped that
many members will complete this
work tonight. A special effort to
have all members renew their men,
bcrships in the Legion is being made
and the results are expected to be
satisfactory
1t was said today that there are
still a few Christmas trees to be dis
posed of and officers of the post re-
mind those who have not secured
trees that they may do so today, to-
morrow or Thursday. The proceeds
s,, ~ e,,,ninh J1V a,,d ro,,n,at
"''1' - W. ta '''7
ms =, 10y 'u'' '' ,,a.,.. ra.iu,,t
eo,.or,,I (rhrist,roo hae1,ots Of food
o.ta c,nI ri,ll', n,in Iva ooda Tn
, ,,..l, O,''I w. lon,a ~ MIC
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~ i'',n9 "p ,''e l. ,nn.a5 ~ A.
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~ ~ II, -, ''''l - ~, a,.i',,- ' rIhni.+r,os
nc -. 80 "os',' .'.,io,, ,tn,,,3s
u &c CT , l,'a'. =; ~' ~ l',n.n os ,,orio-
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colol 'u Us mo- 20 Nv. 1850,
eye ana d ~ ''''Vl u t'-o T,,,ia +na,
ilodGli VI y III ,'''',l',' ,,,o,,to5
a large one "il.'It ms 0e'" p p'" hs,I
oN 'i'9 '',".l | ,,at4o,,, 1,ith
Is GOV tieu - oi'i ,0r ~ LI'i,,a -
my raiiS VI ''''',il o''l'' ,1aao -
an colorS, pie'"i'le NY ,',1,'' ,,,o,.
beauty ne 'ree 10 rs i,,o0 .,,o psn,i,
ana Is visible do la do VIC '''-
turhplhe' g.
Entertaining iiicir syn
MIR. ana MIS' 'o I l . I'''ntlj
Nor'll'hs'oh Riu6o uiu ''''C ~ '', nmG
tAelr son anu ms VIZ, w..
MIS- h''rI.S lIiNIleo ~, -n',-,' n3,, =,
ana MIS- liil'''eS WIN s''' t'a,isa,,
berlln uh'il 'ae rloSc VI 'i'0 li'-'''''
season .,
hcnslnS'oh 10 DC Ari'r'1'i', I1
1t was announced LoU|S Dy w. ~,
Bailey head Of lle Il'i 'lolu Co".l's
basketball league, ma h'liaiiie Iotl
Will be represented III tiie al, i,'o'
of that organization "IllCH "ll nT
gin carry III january IT % - wa '1,T
that the ehlranl mo 'l'e 'e'e "0 " III
be me team oI inc Nei'S,li7 'oI' ~
gr'salloIiai CIIuIcn' W'''1,, % ' n1..;s
name ioi i.oV'i III 'ii0 -'o"
lhIercnulc' le"sue' A.. D.
II Is d'eo u',iol eU '-'" 10, aI,ba,,,-,,
II" WIN ei''et nv 's.'su -. haor,
no ue''hi.0
lor'"oo''''iIS 40 S0,, ,,
-, n"'' - n M"%' ~, -, tho soorod
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22

tongue pink and skin rosy.
Nothing else cleans, sweetens, and
refreshcs the entire system like
pleasant, harmless candy-like Gas
carets." They never grippe, overact.
or sicken. Directions for men, wo-
men, children on each box-drug-
stores
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22
SOUTHAMPTON NEWS

Several cases were heard In the
town court by Judge J. Lambert
Dcgnan yesterday afternoon. Arthur
II. Porter a foreman employed by
the Sessions Clock Co.. OF Forest
Vile, was fined $25 and costs on a
charge Of failure to grant the right
OF way and $40 for using abusive
language. OF the latter fine, SIS was
RENTED.
George Byron of Waterbury,
charged with driving an automobile
with improper registration, was
fined $25 and costs.
John Novak OF Plantsvllle was
fined $500 and costs on a charge OF
keeping liquor with intent to SELL
His fine with costs amounted 10
$2SS53.
John Miezonkowski OF Bristol.
charged with driving an automobile
while under the influence OF liquor,
was fined 500 and posts.
John Bcdus OF Bristol, charged
with intoXication and breach of the
peace, was fined s25 and costs.
Dog Warden Timothy ]. Foeley
has issued warning that all dogs
must wear license tags. Those found
without them will be impounded.
This is a measure of precaution
taken following the finding OF dog
last week that was infected with
rabies.
A representative from the office
OF the commissioner OF domestic
animals was in consultation with the
dog warden and the board OF Sc
lcctmen yesterday.
Ernest Hobson, John p. McGrath
and Lindsay P. Hutton are members
Of the committee of the Business
mems association who will have
charge OF the distribution of Christ
mas boxes to needy people. They
plan to make the distribution Thurs
day afternoon. People wishing to
contribute are asked to notify any
member of the committee.
Superintendent and Mrs. 1vanhoe
Lovejoy of Mountain View Home are
planning to give the inmates a roast
pork dinner Christmas day. Several
donation have been received for the
women at the farm and the superin-
tendent and his wife are doing their
utmost to make things pleasant for
the inmates for Christmas.
Dr. A. S. Oman has received word
from Cove, Scotland. telling OF the
death Of his father. Rev. William
Oman, age So years.
Star of Golden lodge, Shepherds
of Bethlehem, will meet tomorrow
evening in Red Mems hall. A class
| of candidates will be initiated
The second degree was conferred
on class of candidates at the
meeting of Isabella council, K. of C.
in the Community home last eve
ming.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22
Freshea Up!
ii - So
incest Laxative,
"Casearets" l@

Don't stay head
achy. bilious, constI-
pated, sick! Take
one or two Caesar
cts" any time to
m l d ly stimulate
your liver and start
your bowels. Then
you will feel fine,
your head becomes
clear, stomach sweet
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22
Plainvi'Ih Mews
SPEEDSYERS fined
IN LOCAL COURT
Another Booked to Appear Be-
lore the Judge Tonight

AVAV 'hV ouNOV lVhiOul
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE
Driver Arrested Following Inycsti-
gation-Plain>illc Preparing For
Cmistmas-Y. VI, c. A. To he In
Basketball Lcaguc--Bricfs.
Two specdcrs paid the penalty
last night when they appeared be-
fore Justice William Cunningham in
the local court. Nelson T.. Downes
Of SouthingtOn, arrested Sunday by
Motorcycle Officer Fred Callcn, was
mcd SO ana costs. similar as
scssment was levied against C2cslaw
Czaplicki Of Bristol, who also had
fallen victim to Callrn's watchful-
hess. Grand Juror William j. Foran
prosecuted.
Frank Carter OF Fayetteville, N,
Y, will appear in court tonight on
a charge of reckless driving. He
was arrested Saturday night by Off
Ger CalIen after a wild dash down
East Main street.
Struck by Automobile
Anthony Pascus of Pennington
sustained a compound fracture of
the leg when he was struck by an
automobile operated by Generiose
GioClia of Waterbury while, walking
home on the Pennington road last
night. GioCla claimed he could not
see Pascus because of the rain and
darkness. A passing automobile was
hailed and pascus was transported
to the New Britain General hospital.
where an examination was made and
treatment given.
Deputy Sheriff r. w. Furrey in
vestigated the accident and found by
the tracks in the road that Gioclia's
machine sCliddcd 100 feet after
striking Pascus. An examination of
the brakes showed them to be in
good condition and pointed to fast
travelling at the timing of the acct
Wv Nl9N '''V wa" C''V'' gu i'S'0" W.
bonds of 500.
Christmas In Schools
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nv. '.IiIs anu a. l''' ID U''u o'ioo'
| :, 'l'0' Il o''i l''"0 y I'oIH " l'ool''
81 'i''" "'9 i'l'i'GN |" tii0So e"t, r.
SO WIN. u ~ We ''i'ie! 'llo ~
c'''it ~, .i'' '''''9iN ouPVl '''o'' -'I''H
Iil'',' w l'Niil'oiI, az ''lo III o'u S''et'
N '' b''r'tIl 'l0ie WIZ oG cl'IS'-
.i'';,' ->o' 80. '''l'- NV 'i'o
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1ll,> 80 ~ '>I ~ 49, i'r'',''
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If any late pieces of mail are still
to be sent, advantage should be
taken of this service.
The rush is greater this year than
ever before, although a lot-up was
aGfaa vas+ar,,a,. ,15, hi,aont da,,
in the history of the office Saturday
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22

We Have Rcopcncd Our Store nj >
Whiting Street with a full line OF
fresh stock,
Our Home Made Christmas Candy
is of Pure Sugar
PALACE OF SWEETS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22
Bristol Ncsgs
POST OFFICE MEN
hustle MAIL OUT
Work Late Hours 10 Give Public
Best Service

kONI GlnnIll
DVot wv ElVV
-
" uo
ALL RMIIRIlN AKIN RROKNM
National Bank And american Trust
CO., Declare Extra DiNidcnds--
,,. oa,
i"S'"' 'A"H'''''S ''>''H "'''V''
Nru Dcn,r,urr Charm. Eorp,,d
The largest Christmas business in
the history Of the Bristol post Office
is now being taken care Of, accord
Ing to Postmaster Frank 5. Merrill
this morning, There were over 40
900 first class pieces OF mail in adj
dition TO $50 sacks Of parcel post
material dispatched from the local
office yesterday Every piece OF
mail received at tic post office up 10
1880 last evening was dispatched
last night and every piece Of mail
received up TO the regular delivery
time OF carriers yesterday was de-
livered.
There were / 500 pieces Of parcel
most material delivered by the local
post office trucks yesterday The
local post office force worked until
a late hour last night and as re-
suit all of the work was done before
they left for their homes,
This morning the post office force
and carriers reported at an early
hour so that the carriers were ready
ia start out at their usual hour this
morning, in spite of the increased
Iburdcns. Five times the normal bus
mess at the post office was done
Yesterday according to POSTMASTER
Norril. An extra heavy shipment
of parcel post material arrived late
Ithis morning ana all Of the post
office trucks were Immediately set
to work delivering it.
Extra Dividend Declared.
| The directors of The Bristol Ma.
tonaI Bank and the American Trust
Co.. two Of Bristors leading hnan.
cial institutions with combined as,
sets of close to $5,600,00Q, dccarel
the REGULAR quarterly dividend to.
day together with an extra divdent
The Bristol National Bank de.
c,3rc1 the usual 20 per cent quar-,
tcrlv dividend and an extra 2 pei
cent, making - per cent for The
wear, The American Trust Co. de-
clarcd the usual per cent quarter.
MAKING the total for the year /.
ncr cent. Dividend checks will b'
mailed January / 10 stockholders o
record of December ST.
Hoist viii, Their Own Pctard.
An Interesting sidcight on tn
whoIcsalc summoning OF merchant
10 the police station yesterday morn
t9r for dispensing merchandise 70
rrofit on Sunday was thrown Upol
'II i''" ~ ,.,i,f ~,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22

Administer In Devon has made no
rugs for more than 100 years.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22

auxiliary OF the American Legion
last evening in Legion hall officers
were elected as follows; President,
Mrs, Fred Btaucar; first vice presi,
dent Mrs Nalmoro Pilon; second
vice president, Mrs, Calixte Alaire.
secretary Mrs, Raymond McFar.
land; treasurer, Mrs, Irving Wasloy;
financial secretary, Mrs, Harry
Francis; historian, Mrs, c. NJ, pfcn-
mig; chaplain, Mrs, Emma Racine,
executive committee, Mrs, A, ],
Counter, Mrs. Herbert Clayton, Mrs.
George Iinsted Mrs, |. S, Mssal
and Mrs, r. /. Sessions
state officers viii be present at
the installation Of the now officers
which will take place on the evening
Of Jan. -.
After the meeting n social time
was enjoyed during which gifts were
distributed from a large Christmas
tree erected in the center OF the
hail no ono going away empty-hand-
cd. Refreshments were served.
Sons OF Veterans TO Elect
Officers viii be elected at the
regular meeting Of the Captain T.
-, Robinson cmnp, Sons of Veterans.
10 be hold IN the American Legion
haN on Wednesday evening at 8
O'clock, other business will also be
tr9NrIrtr1
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22
One Fire Yesterday

Al about 100 yesterday afternoon,
Squad a and Hose Company No,
were called 10 the home of Harry
Spencer at 326 Main street to put
out n fire which was blazing in the
coal and wood shed in the rear, The
fire was cXtinguished through the
use Of chemicals but little damage
rgcultiurr from tho fire.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22
schools Close Tomorrow

The Bristol public schools, includ-
ing the Bristol high school will
close for the annual Christmas va
cation tomorrow noon, Nearly all
Of the out OF town teachers will
spend the holidays al their homes.
Elected Director
At the meeting of the board of
directors of the Bristol National
bank yesterday morning. Harry c,
Barnes was elected q director to
succeed the late Edward G. Dunbar.
He was also elected a director OF
the American Trust Co. at the meet
ing of the directorate I'm the after
noon. Mr. Barnes is secretary Of the
Wallace Barnes Co.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22

The action of Luther Berry OF
New Britain against r. A. johnson
of Plainville has been withdrawn
from court.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22

Experienced stenographer wanted
AnpIv Ford Motor Sales Co.-advt,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22

For Sale-4 Burner Gas Stove.
Cheap. 10 Washington St-adVt.
Christmas Greeting Cards, Thrall's,
-adYt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22

DR.. A. S. Oman has received word
from Cove, Scotland. telling of the
death OF his father, Rev. William
Oman, age So years.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22
To Present Play


The st. Josephs Dramatic guild
arc planning TO present the comedy
at Pays TO Advertiser Of the Com
munity thcatcr on Thursday evening
Jan. Il. Plans for the winter also
include the presentation of several
one act plays, one of which will he
Tho Bathroom Door" made famous
by the participation in the original
presentation of the Prince Of Wales.
New Chorus Organized
eddie" Goodridge, who has been
for some time one OF the mainstays
Of the New Departure baseball team
and prominent in the social activities
pertaining to the New Departure Mfg
Co. is responsible for the organiza-
ton Of a new musical organization
which will appear under n. D. col
ors. This new unit, which will round
out the present musical equipment
Of the organization, which already
includes the New Departure band
the New Departure drum corps and
the Now Departure orchestra, will be
Initial, 1. L., ox,
male singing group Wl''''i' ~ 80 > o-r
pcc''d' forms 'he hu'leuS VI " NJ"
Departure i',a.e c'o'"a' -,- .,
At present the group consists OF
double maze qu"I,r'19 N"'I o., -
made up OF INopqIl Noou ,t,I, ", IsUg
el' l'"'',1'U'"''' ""', =, ,..J cnoar
Walter JohahSoh, Hu"1lu wv. .I',
Harry hnlgll' ErllrSI i's'',,To CIV
Jack hlid"H' Win llai . oiu - "'t ~ ~.
reY ac'ih8 us "IC vi, p',l', .,'o. lai5
nlght 'ho nrS' lclIt .,. ''''s CIV, "'S ,,,lh,;,
IN preparation Io' 'n' ',.S, .i n,'';.'
appearance u 'i.o I'sM , f,t,,,,'' e. a.
.at the nara , '''.rS pau y " ,r-,
ne E!N'" at 'I,r A''''0 ''''' =
evening Jan =
Care for old cemetery
The old Episcopal cemetery which
is located in the rear Of the Fedora.
Hill school and which has been prac'
tically unnoticcd for many years mas
been placed in the care Of the "es'
Cemetery association as the result OF
protest made by the Daughters Of
the American Revolution. The city
council in investigating the com
plaint was much surprised to learr
that the ancient burying ground was
not under the care Of any organlza
ton and proceeded 10 remedy tht
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22

The regular dividend at the rate
Of per cent per annum was de-
clared at a recent regular meeting of
the board Of directors Of the Berlin
Savings bank. This dividend is pay
able on January Is.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22

Franklin lodge, a. T.. and A. NJ.
and Olivet Chapter. O. Z. s, VIII
hold a Joint installation OF officers
in the Masonic temple next Mon
dav evening. The installation will
be open TO the members of the two
orders.
Legion Auxiliary Elects
At the meeting OF the Woman S
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-22
Holiday Hours

The stores Will remain open until
10 o'clock each night until Christmas
and will close on that day The bar
Der shops will be open Thursday
night until the same hour and be
shut for the holiday The post
office, as announced before, will be
closed ali day Friday.
The Washington times., 1925-12-03

: Coats for the fellow that's hard to fit, as
well as the man of Valentines mould. For
the younger chap of slight figure as well
as the man who uses the last notch in his
belt. All a man could ask for in style, in
tailoring, in finish, in color, in size. Get
down here early tomorrow. Don't live to
regret delay.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-23
0cnaau.si6n de Ia So. ssE.

investigation y rendir m informe
sehre este asnntO sin cost0 II ohli-
gael6n algnna para Ia eiudad.
Para cue este trabajo Sc hiciera
lnmsdlatamente. Ia Layne Compa-
ny enyi6 a sns ingenleros Dajo Ia
direction del senior J. r. Penniag-
ten para haeer nm estudio complete
y detallado. Han acompanado al
senor Pennington en- su labor de
investigation t6eniea del proyec-
% del nuevo acueducto los sefio-
res Ingsnieros y te6lOgos don Ul-
piano cassals. don P. Porta y don
Enrique Abarca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-23
Sc Caaasa
listed
Eacl1SsaeaaCe !?

81 esta usted desanimado 20 desa-
nirnada) por frecuentes perfodos de
debilidad, nal humor, depression men
tai y neryiosa. ST parece habersele
escapado ell vigor o energia naturales
de Ia salud y Sc cansa I'd. con POGO
esfuerZo, haga usted esta prueba
Note cuanto tempo puede andar o
trabajar hasta cansarse. Luego tome
Hero Nuxado Y haga la misma
prueba y yea 81 gradualmente per
con seguridadno le alarga los perfodo
de actividad y lie aumenta notable
mente la resisteneia al desgaste de
sus fuerzas.
No importa que haya usted tornado
otros medicamentos. Haga esa prueba
con Hero Nuxado. 1nfnidad dt
personas Sc han maravillado de 81
alcance como reconstituyente de Ia
fuerzas~y vitalidad. Pruebelo dos Sc
manas para mayor seguridad.
Todas las buenas farmacias venden
Hero Nuxado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-23
.lDeSea I'D. COIOCar-
Sc inmedidtdmente?

Cada vez que en- nuestras coIum-
mas de anuncios clasifcados aparece
Tin anuncio solicitando taquigrafa3,
SO reciben no menos de Glen solt~i
tudes de aspirantes ifcha coloca-
ci6n.
Los sohcitantes cometen un error
al esperar que apare2ca el aviso
para luego solicitar la colocaci6n,
pues entonces Sc encuentran cenque
no solamente esta su solicitud sino
cue otras Glen, siendo por 10 tanto
una casualidad quo su sohcitud sea
atendida.
Creemos firmemente que 81 estas
personals en- busca de colocacion de-
jaran conocer sus necesidades por
mediacion de EEL MUND0" no
tendrian competidores, pucs las con-
testaciones irian directamente al
soicitante, qIlien no necesita aar su
nombre, pues las direccicnes pueden
ser dirigidas la Administrator
de EEL MUNDo". Nucstro ulti-
mo aviso de una taquigrafa solici-
tando colocaci6n fue ordenado por
una semana costando ua dollar, pero
debido la efectividad de los ayi-
SOS clasidcados de Ell MUNDO
la publication fue descontinuada
pQr haber encontrado colocaci6n al
segundo dia.
Lea y utilize la seccion de avi-
SOS clasiacados d3 Ell MUNDo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-23

De este informe lIegamos a las
siementes e0nelusiones:
Primero;-El proyecto del Rio
Bayam6n no es adecuado por 81 So
70 para las necesidades de Ia ciu-
dad.
seenndo;-La eapacidad combina
da de los Rios Bayam6n, Piedras
y duaynabo. nunea sera 10 suacien-
tenente adecuada para abastecer
san Juan en- periOdos de SEGA
entire amos cuantOs amos.
TeTeero;-El eostO de los dos nuo
vos proyectOs de los Rios Bayamon
, ouaynabo 50 estima excedera de
millones de d6lares con Ia po-
fihilidad dc eseasez de aqua du-
rante periOdOs de SEGA.
cnarto:- cOstara una cantidad
adieional de miilones do dolares
81 conseguir Otras fuentes de aqua
para ilenar los requisites de la
eludad en- 1880.
oninto:-se tardara dc seis a
diez meses para completar el sis
tema de emergsncia del rio Guay-
nabo durante euyO tempo pueds
habsr una escasez dc aqua fuer
e.
Aexto:-El sistema de pozos Lay
ne tendra una production garanti-
xada de ocho millones de galones
diarios con una eantidad total en-
Feserva para casos do emergsncia
De dieeinueve millones de gaiones.
septimo:-Poz0s adicionales pa
"a nenar las demandas de Ia ciu-
dad pueden ser instaladOs v co.
neetados con prontitud.
oetavo:-con el sistema de po.
xos Layne 50 garantiza que Sc en-
fFegarAn dos miIiones de galones
diaries dentrO de cuatro meses !
raz6n de dos miliones de gallo
nes por eada mes despres de los pr
meres msses hasta completar lcs
oeho miliOnss de galones en- un oe-
riod0 de 10 meses.
Novsno:-La combination del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-23

mos de pozos Layne y la rlanta
de fuerza eombinada con Ell peo-
yecto del Rio Bayam6n, incluve.l-
do la represa. tuberia y tanGues de
planta de filtraci6n, es muy supe-
rior al proyecto solo del Rio Ba-
yamon, Y por 10 cual, 81 esta propo-
sicion recibe la aprobacion de esa
Honorable Asamblea, Ia Layne
New York Company esta Ell con-
diciones v dispuesta a fir mar ur
contrato Embellishments para pro-
ceder con el trabaio, de acuerdo
con los detalles anteriormentc espe
cificados, Y segun SO exrresa en- la
siguiente proposition.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-23
coGcLUsIoNEs
PEINcIPALEs

Habiendo obtenido Gel sefor
Pennington las veitiuna conclusic-
nes hnales de la investigation rea-
hsada, no vaeilamos en- darles in
meaiata pubIicidad recOnOcisndo al
haeeFlo. el profundo y benedcioso
studio reaiizado:
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Muy atentamente,
(Firmado) Frank Nc INTYRE,
Jefe del Bureau.
INcL.-copia de la carta
al Alcalde Todd.