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NoTA

Esta DEMONSTRATION fue visi
tada por Ell Inspector de Agricul
tura sr. Mari y por varios agri
cultores. FL sr. Mari me recomen.
do extendiese Ell cultivo del algo
con varios agricuitores quiene.
he interesado en- este sentido sem
braran alrededor de CINCUENTA
cuerdas durante la pr6xima cose-
cha Entire estos, estan los seiiores
Juan y Pedro San Miguel, Jose de
Rio, Facundo Noriega, Jer6nimo CT
rrada, H. Sanchez, Joaquin Torres
Jesus otero y otros.
Las DOS cuerdas de tabaco sem
bradas de algodon, dieron una ga
rancia al sr. Noriega de $s7 90
las mismas dejaron una perdida de
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ResuItadOs aIcanzadOs en- la siiembra
del algOd6n durante el ano 1924

presentation Y de la calidad, ba.
jando uno, dos y hasta tres dolares
qlintal, segun sea ell case. Sin EN-.
bargo, e, algodon obtenido de Ia
DEMosTRACIc2! uue discutimos,
fue vendido al sr. Amador de Ca
|muy, doce doiares (S12 0O) quin-
tai, alcanzando ell precio mas alta
que tai vez pagara el durante los
primeros meses de la cosecha, in
formandonos que dicho precio 10
pagaba EN- honor la justicia, con
siderando que Ell algodon recibido
era exceiente, tanto en- calidad CO.
MO en- presencia. Resumiendo, po-
demos decir, que la DEMOsTRA-
CIoN en- algod6n de la finca No
1iega, produjo:
On promedio de quintales de
algod6n por cuerda, 10 qqs. las
dos cuerdas.
valor de diez quintales de al
god6n a $12 90 quintal. . .S12. 90
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PRocED1M1ENTo

Sc hacia algo tarde Y no habien
do terrenos especialmente prepare.
dos para sembrar embellishments
la semilIa, fu6 precise hacerlo por
dentro del toc6n (segundo) de una
plantaci6n de tabaco. La clase de
semilla que Sc utiliz6 pertenecia a
la variedad Sea Island, la cuaI me
fu6 enviada por Ell S. Figueroa,
consultor Agicola Auxihar del De
patamento de Agriculture. Despues
de dar un desyerbo para destruir
las malas hierbas, Sc pas6 un arado
por entire las Gales de tabaco. Sc
procedi6 a efectuar la siembra de.
jando caer dentro del zurco de Gin,
co seite semillas a una distancia
de 2 y 3l4 pies unas de otras y me-
diando una distancia de. tres pies
entire hileras. Durante Ell primer
desyerbo SO entresacaron las plan
tttas dejando solamente las dos ma
yores y mejor desarrolladas La
seu1illa Sc enterr6 a la misma pro-
fundidad que Sc acostumbra tapa1
el maiz, las habichuelas Y otros gra-
ros parecidos.
Sc dieon tres desyerbos al cabo
de los cuales va empezaban a reco-
iectarse las primeras capsulas. Du
Iapte Ell primer mes de siembra Ia
plantation sufri6 mucho debido a
70 seQuia. La DEMONSTRATION
DO ftie abonada, no obstante,. la pro,
duccton fue de quintales por cuel
da.
La recollection tuvo lugar durante
Ell tempo en- que los precios har
bajado algo en- los mercados, POI
ser La epoca para la cual toca su
fin la recollection en- los distrito;
algodoneros de la isla, comprendi-
dos mas menos, desde Arecibo
hasta Cabo Rojo. Para este tiempc
Ell algod6n en- su mayor parte, ha
despleiorado aigo.. Sc considera
pors los compradores de segunda ella
Sc, desdc Ell punto de vista de ST
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coNcLUs1oNEs

FL algod6n prob6 adaptarse y ser
una cosecha remuneradora en- esta
fnca. De haberse preparado un te-
rreno especialmente para este cnl-
two, sembrandose un mes mas tenn
prano Y habi@ndose aplicado un pro
medic de qQs. de abono mineral
por cueTda, con lin analisis 5 90.
hubiera aicanzado, sin tenor eQti-
'ocarme, una production de DIEz
A DocE QUTNTALEs de algodon
For cuerda, equivalentes una ga
nancia lfquida de noventa ciento
diez dolares ($9o 90 a si1o .oo)
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81 SuFRE I'D. DEL
ESTOMkGO LEA
ESTO, LE CONVENE
LAS MALAS DIGESTIONES
LAS CONSEQUENCES
PELIGRoSAS

jHa sentido usted muchas veces
despu6s de conner cierta pesadez en
el est6mago--acidez, gases fatu.
lencia? Estos son los sintomas de
que su est6mago no funciona
bien. Muchas veces usted Sc des-
preocupa toma un palliative. Ahi
tiene Ell pehgro. Cuando Sc dtgiere
bien y los alimentos Sc asim-lan
no es possible sfntomas desagrada-
bles. Y esa fatulencia, ese males
tar, esos gases, esas indigcstic-
nes frecuentes que usted siente es
que no digiere sus alimentos. era
dualmente sus 6rganos digess4vos
Sc debilitan: Proviene la conges-
ti6n, los alimentos Sc corromper Y
10 que habia de nutrir su orga-
nismo Sc convierte en- materia do
leterea que al esparcirse por cl sis
tema afecta la sangre y debilita
su ORGANISING en- general.
Todos esos peligros pueden eg;.
tarse. DIGENoL despues de las CO.
midas ayuda la buena digestion y
asimilacion de sus alimentos, DI
GENoL es un remedio maravillo-
so contra la indigestion, fatulen-
cia, acidez. gases en- Ell est6mago,
falta de apetito dyspepsia. Las
personas que toman DIGENOL go
zan de la vida, conen con appetite
y 10 que apetecen. Dos pastillas des
pu6s de las comidas fortalece ell
estomago y corrige los desordenes
digestivos. Ogtenga in1nediatamen
te un pomo de DIGENOL en- ia
farmacia. Commence despues de Ia
cena. Y acuerdese que DIGENOL
no es un digestive comtn, sino he
cho a base de los componentes
mas efcaces cientifcamente co2'-
binados para asegurar los mas h:la-
gadores resultados.
ni9en,,..s!,'.ll \! D
PARA IA tNplcEsTIoAs
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INTRODUCTION


Personalnlente, me gusta ell cul
two del algod6n, 10 he semhrado er
Isabella, que es sin duda Ell prin
eipal pueblo de la isla en- la pre-
ducci6n de slgod6n. Ell agricultor
de aquel pueblo sabe que despues
de Ia recollection del tsbaco 81 no
debe esperar Ia proxima cosecha
de la aromatica hoia para volver
a HAcER DINERo. siembra al
god6n durante febrero y mario y
ala para iulio v agosto nuestro
hombre lleva al mercado algod6n,
percibiendc por cada quintal pre-,
clos que desde algunos amos vienen
fluctuando entire 10 y 13 d6lares.
Esto equivale a obtener por cada
cuerda una cosecha valorada entire
sEsENTA Y CIEN d6lares, de
acuerdo con Ell terreno que Sc Sc
leccione y Ell cultivo mas menos
intense que reciba la plantation.
Los terrenos para algod6n deben de
ser de facil laboreo, nanos prefe-
riblemente y que no retengan exec
so de humedad. Un terreno bueno
para tabaco, 10 es excelente para
algod6n. Sin tenor a eQuiyocar.
me, es muy probable que durante
esta Ultima cosecha de algod6n, mas
dc DIECIsEIs MIL cuerdas fueron
sembradas en- Puerto Rico.
Durante Ell tempo que llsvo al
frente de este distrito agron6mico,
he Observable que en- muchos dc
sus barrios podria sembrarse algo-
don en- la seguridad de que dicho
cultivo dejaria satisfecho al agri-
cultor que Sc aventurase a hacer
ina PRUEBA cultiyando esta
rianta.
En- mis- conferencias individual
les con muchos agricultores, trate
- ~ y
este asunto, y 81 bien es verdad
que algunos Sc mostraron interesa,
dos en- mis- manifestations, otros,
por ignorancia tai vez, Sc sonreian
y terrninaban por decirme que algo-
con no sembrarian nunca.
El sr. Facundo Noriega, del Ba-
RHO Tcrrecilla de Morovis, persona
por todos conocida, que consulta a
nuestro Depatamento sigre nues-
tras indicaciones, consinti6 en- per
mitir a este Agente llevar cabo
con su finca una demostraci6n so.
bre Ell cultivo del algod6n.
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Personals Ancianas Pneden En-
cOntrar AIiviO Para Niue
cIlas DOIencias
Millares estan tOmandO una Nueya
Preparation y Dicen que les
Produce MaravillosOs
Resultados en-
POcOS DiaS

81 sp doctor no 10 ha ordenado para
lsted, simplemepte vaya la Drogueria
paraci6n Sc llama Nuga Tone To1nela
por algunos dias y 81 no sc siente mejor
: tisne meior semblante, no lie costara
II un centavo. Nuestros lectores encon-
traran en- ell Nuga. Tone un remedio sim.
pie de buen sabor efectiyo, one all
menta cl apetito, forttftca los nervtos y
q sangTe raptdameute; produce un SUE
do tIanquilo y reparador, estimnla ell hi
gado y los rifiones y regula el est6mago
lOD intestinos Los manufacturers de
Euga- Tone saben tan bien 10 que Ell Eu-
ga-Tone hara por usted que reouIeren dH
los Droguistas que 10 garanticen de-
vueIvan ell dinero 81 us+ed no queda sa-
tisfecho. v6ase Ia garantia en- cada has-
co. Recommended, garautjzado de ven
"a en- todas las droguerfas.
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UNA HERoICA HAzANA DE uNi
AYIADoR FRANCES

SAINT REMY de Ia PROVEN
"a, enero %. (Cable frances )-El
Teniente de aviaci6n frances, M.
Thoret; llevando su bordo un pa
sajcro Sc ha visto precisado a per
mantccr en- Ell aire debido una ave-
rim a. sufriera su aparato en- la hell
ce, dos horas y veinte minutes.
De esta manera Y sin el mismo
darse cuenta, ha establecido un nua.
vo record de estabilidad area.
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DIRECTORIO
PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO G. OUINONES
ABOGADO Y NOTARrO

Graduado de la Universidad de
Pennsylvania, Harvard Y Puerto Ri
co. Postula ante las Cortes de Puer
to Rico Y C0rte Federal
P.<O. Box 12S. Tel. 143, s. ].
Edificio NOA, San Juan, p. r..
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El magnifico drama de gran ac-
eion: lei Buen Bandido" por Ell
popular actor Jack Mulhall.
svsssssuzzFm
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DIR. JOSE VICENTE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A

CIRUJANO-DEN
EspeciaIista de la Sociedad Espafio-
la de Auxilio Mutuo Y Beneficencia.
Horas de Oflcina
- a II a. m. V 100 a p. m.
San Justo 33 (altos dc 'El Louyre') }
Telefono 240 San Juan, p. II.
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''YO Siempre He TriunfadO
En- Mis- Empresas !"

n BSERVE a su alrededor y
" encontrara que todos
aquellos, hombres 8 mu-
ieres, que triunfan en- la vida
Y gozan de ella poseen buena
salud, salud rebosante
que les permite dedicar a sus
empresas toda la energia nece-
saria sin sufrir por clio ningun
detrimento.
ST I'd. quiere gozar de iguales
privilegios, disfrutar de la
vida, disponer Gle energias,
preocupese en- primer termipo
de adquirir buena salud to-
mando "NER- VITA" el ja-
rabe que es recetado por todos
los medicos como el mejor
reconstituyente para La.
sangre, los nervios Y el cerebo.
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GASToS EN- LOS CUALEs Sc IN.
oURRlo EN- EsTA DEMosTRA
CION

Desyerbo del terreno (6 peones
a so cts. cada uno $S. 90
Un hombrd zurcando por entire
las Gales rs
Siembra (cuatro mujeres) 90
Primer desyerbo 400
segundo desyerbo $50
Tercer desyerbo 800
Recollection 40 qqs. a so O1h
libra) Is. 90
transportation 2. 20
Total de gastos S32. IS
Beneficio para ell agrieultor 81 55
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Olinpo

Yea los interesantes programmes
que circularan este dia.
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Garden

Final de la bonita serie lei Ca
pitan Perry" y I'm emocionante
drama de gran interes.
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BeIiopraph

sta. jornada de Ell Aviador En-
mascarado", famosa serie francesa.
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Contribution de la Division de Fo.
mento Agrfcola)
MUNICIPIo-Morovis.
-Torrecilla.
FINcA DE-Facundo Noriega
PRoPoSITo -Introducir ell Cul.
two del algod6n.
EMPEZO-Marzo 27 de 1921.
TERMIN o. Octubre 15 de 1924
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Rialto

Primera exhibicion en- San Juan
de la super production la Her
mana del Dolor
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Imperial
La gran cinta Manual del Per-
fecto Casado. :"
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Puerto Rico

Ell grandiOso drama ''Lo Ajeno -
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Parque Borinquen

La magnffica production 'Feria
dc Yanidades''.
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(cOntribuci0n de la Division de Fo.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
City Items

Miss Elizabeth Burr, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry T. Burr of 42 Francis street, returned to Boston yesterday to resume her studies at Simmons college.
 Gulbransen player pianos at Morans
 -adVt Jos. C. Beebe has resumed teach ing piano. organ and voice.-advt. Home cooked lunches, CrowelI's
 --advt Prof. F. r. Harmon, teacher of artistic piano playing. New studio, United Bldg. sos Main St.-advt. Philip Corbin. who has been in Europe for the past several months, is returning home soon and is sched- uled to sail from England September 30. Miss Winifred Kenney, who has been a patient at the New Britain General hospital, has returned to her home, so Orange street.
 Victrolas and Pianos at Morans'
 -advt Save Is on coal by installing ae- .curate metal weather strips. T. E. Woods. S7 Franklin So. Tel. 1S73.-. advt,
 The estate of Horace Charland who died at a baseball game several months ago, has been inventoried al s1,432.6s.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
WASHINGTON IS SILENT
 ON BRITISHER'S VISIT
No Comment is Made on Trip of English Communist 10
 This Country.

Washington, Sept. 16 Pl-Action by the Washington government in connection with the admission to this country of S. Saklatvala, com munist member of the British house of commons, and delegate to the interpariamentary union congress next month, probably will depend upon his record as disclosed in pub lie utterances in England. These ut terances may indicate the course he intends to follow here.
 Officials continued today to ob- serve silence in regard to the case It has not been disclosed that any formal protest has been failed against the admission of SakIatvala but there are indications that num- Der of communications from Ameri- eau citizens have reached depart mcnts interested, urging that he he not admitted.
 IL is assumed that determination of policy here would rest to a largo extent upon the delegates announc- cd intention to conilne himself tC the business of the interparliamen. tary congress and not 10 engage while a guest of the American peo. pie In public attack upon their form of government.
 In any event it is certain that h' will either be denied admission o1 admitted without restriction as the government would hardly care to b' responsible for censoring remark he might make while in this coun tYy
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
OUT OF TOWN MARRIAGES

Return certificates have been filed in the following marriages perform ed out of the city: Giuseppe De- michele of this city, and Miss Grace Magno of Hartford married in Hartford, August 10, by Rev. Charles Carty; Jimmie Lombardi of this city, a divorcee, and Michelna Grasso of Hartford, a widow. married in Hart ford, August 15, by Franz J. Carl son. a justice of the peace; Morris E. Hoglund of this city, and Miss Alfrieda C. Hellstrom, married in Hartford, August Is, by Rev. C. Ivar Hellstrom: Salvatore Fazzina of this city, and Miss Lucy Siamond of Manchester, married in Manchcs- ter. September 2. by Rev. James P. Timmins; Eli Johnson of this city, and Miss Hida Johnson of Hart ford, married in Hartford, Septem- Der 5, by Rev. Julius Hulteen; Mi chael Katz of New York city. and Miss Bessie Koplowitz of this city, married in Hartford, September 5, by Rev. I. S. Hurewitz; Hyman F.. Levine of Holyoke, Mass, and Miss /, Leah Cunard of this city. married in Hartford September 6, by Rev. Gershon Hadas; Jack Gavensky of Hartford and Miss Marion Cohen of this city. married in Hartford, Sep tember [, by Rev. Paul Discount.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
FORMER SWEETHEART
 SUES CLEVELAND MAN
Seeks to Prevent Him From Can. ceiling Fund He Created For
 Her Benefit,

't'h p'iNh's
 New York, Sept. l6 (Pl-Suit to restrain William G. Wilson, Cleve- land insurance broker and patron of the Cleveland grand opera, from cancelling a Sl00,O00 trust fund, has been filed in supreme court here by Mrs, Margaret c. Robinson, former ly of Philadelphia,
 Mrs. Robinson alleges that Wilson created the fund, from which she has received $45O q month, in 1920, when she threatened 10 sue him for breach of promise. Wilson, she said, had courted her and promised mar iiago, falsely and fraudulently" rep rcsenting himself as unmarried.
 She states she was shocked to learn in the fall of 1919 that Wilson had not only a wife but two children in Cleveland,
 After meeting Mrs. Wilson," the petition says, "hc urged me that could see from his wife's age and ap. pearance that she would not prevent his arranging a divorce. He asked me to wait. I positively refused"
 She never saw copy of the trust agreement and said she did suspect il was revocabe at his option until within the last year he suggested that she marry again, He offered hel a rousseau and $20,000, the petition relates, in return for dissolution ol the trust agreement. She charges that on July 8 of this year in New York he threatened to cancel the agreement unless she consented tC Q rcadjustment.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
OF CITIES
 PAY MUCH TO TAXI

Continued from First Page) the business of violence by main tainlng schools of training, topped of by promotions, the attainment of which required both character and driving skill.
 No Passengers Hurt
 In all their fighting, the taxi drivers let no harm befall their source Of income. the passengers, and Il is not recorded the innocent by-standcrs ever were hit. For the youth who pilot the taxis are a picked lot, recruited from the coun- try and the small town, from a class who appear to have an inherited strain Of the nomad, with a hard boiled eye that can center a taxi or other dangerous weapon on a postage stamp every time.
 Business Efficiency Since the city's taXis passed from the pioneer stage into the present era of big business efficiency, a new ideal of competition has come into existence. One of Chicago's taxi companies bought the concession 10 park In front of a leading hotel, soliciting its business. The company selling had not been using all the space, so that third company has been appropriating some of this space without permit. The third company continued these tactics. For a few evenings the drivers of the company rightfully entitled to the space made things lively by old fashioned ramming of the interior ing cabs, but the officials of the new company had q broader vision. They tried the golden rule. Now their starters call cabs of tn eintcrlopine company, for any customer who prefers. on the principle that they cultivate good will for their own ca bs
 The reputation Of the taxi driver as ruffian of the wheel had moi grown cold before his employer was successfully selling his services as nurse maid and squire of danes.
 Our men are the sort you car trust your wife and daughter with, boasts a company which also stresses the desirablity of taxis for conveying children 10 school and l Kindergarten.
 The taxi driver now also is givcr an esthetic urge. Frequently cabs are seen with flowers in the win. dows' There are cars assigned tt single shift drivers, which no ons handles except one driver. He is re sponsible for it. He knows that nc other driver will manage it. Ht drives home to dinner in it. H. was promoted from d double shift To replace him on the double shift tested driver was taken of the list of extra men.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
ODIN MAi BE MANAGER
Ncnncbcrg Chorus May Select Sue ccssor To Christenscn-Churc Seeks Orsanist

That Clifford Odin will be elected business manager of the Wennerberg male chorus to succeed Harry Chris jensen, who has resigned 10 enter the real estate business in Florida. seems to be the CONSENSUS among members ot the chorus.
 No election has been held yet, and none probably will be held un- til the return of Rev. Dr, A. A.. AhIquist, who is at Rock Island, Ill.,, where he will remain for the balance of the week.
 Dr. Ahlquist Is chairman of a committee representing the United Lutheran church in the Augustana synod which is retranslating the English hymnal, While engaged in this work at Rock Island he expect cd 10 have a conference with one or two candidates for the position of organist and choir leader made va cant here by the resignation of ! Thure w Frederickson.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
TAX APARTMENTS
List Totalling SS, ,i57 To Be Recom- mended To Common Council To- night By Mayor and Aldermen

Tax abatements in the amount of S3,4577S will be recommended to the common council tonight by the mayor and board of aldermen.
 The abatements are as follows: Tax list of 1925, $5S9.O4; tax list of 1924, sl54o; tax list of 1923, $4.70. Total $6O9.l4, Sprinkling taxes, 1925. s2.OS; 1924, s5.67. Total s7.75. Street Improvements, sl,733.75. Sew CT assessments, $1,107.14.
 Twenty-two of the 3S persons to whom rebatements were granted have had the rcbatement apply on automobiles.
 Several pieces of land have been acquired by city departments after assessment of damages and benefits for projected work, and the mayor and board of aldermen recommend abatement as follows: School dc. partment, Carmody street, $1,T33.76 on street improvement assessment; school department, Wells street S2S0; Osgood avenue, $4S1.79; park department, Mill street, $345.36.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
City Items

John kenney of 60 Orange street has returned to Tufts college, Bos- ton, where he will resume his studies
 Harold Beloin, son of MT. and Mrs, Fred Bcloln, left Tuesday for Dart mouth college. where he will study law.
 Boleslaw Kowalczyk has been granted a permit to build six apartment building at 175 Gold street at a cost of s1S.O0o.
 The police have been notified of the suspension of operators licenses held by William Kleybuk of l3S Pleasant street and Bronisaw Ur- banik of 49 Lawlor street.
 Nelson A, Brown of 6S Franklin street reported to the police that he had struck and broken traffic post On Franklin Square near the High school He agreed to pay for the damages.
 William B. Gardner grandson of Mrs. John C. Gilchreest of Hartford, formerly of this city, has recovered from an illness of typhoid fever, and left today for @ siX-weeks' trip l through Maine.
 Mrs. Martha Barnes, the oldest member of the auxiliary of A. G. Hammond Camp, U. $. w. N., who is leaving for Detroit, was the guest of the auxiliary at a farewell party in the armory yesterday afternoon She was presented with a number of gifts by the members. Egene Barnes, son of First Deputy Fire Chief and Mrs. Eugene r. Barnes is member of an orchestra which has recently returned from New Hampshire. The orchestra will leave shortly for Florida to fill q winter engagement. | Miss Lois Waldorf has returned tC her home in Flint Mich. after q visit here with Miss Mildred Kane of 1j5 Washington street.
 A regular meeting of Court Co. lumba, Catholic Daughters of Amer. ica, will be held tomorrow night d s o'clock at Judas hall.
 Leading Star lodge, Shepherds o Bethlehem, will meet tomorrow evening at Junior Mechanics hall Whist will be played at the close o the meeting.
 Silvio De Risi has brought actior for $500 damages against Franl Blee of New Haven as the result O an automobile collision on Old Col ony road, Meridcn, on Aug. 5. Th' papers arc returnable in the loca city court the fourth Monday O September.